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1959
Washington
COUNTIES
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Part 46 — Counties
FARMS ' FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
\Ma5hington
COUNTIES
Boston Public Library
Superintendent ot Documents
AUG 3 1 1961
DEPOSITORY
Prepared under the iupervhion of
RAY HURLEY, Chief
Agriculture Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMmEkCE
Luther H. Hodges, Secretary
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Richard M. Scammon, Direcfor (From May 1, I 96 i )
Robert W. Burgess, Director (To March 3, 1961 )
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Director
A. Ross EcKLER, Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Lowell T. Galt, Special Assistant
Herman P. Miller, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Julius Shiskin, Cbiej Economic Statistician
Joseph F. Daly, Chief Mathematical Statistician
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr., Assistant Director for Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. VON Struve, Acting Public Information Officer
Agriculture Division —
Ray Hurley, Chicj y^ i-^,
Wari^er B. Jenkins, Assistant Chiif C^C^i O/OC
Orvin L. WiLHiTE, Assistant Chief
Field Division — ^ 3 ( (
Jefferson D. McPike, Chief r t* W
Ivan G. Munro, Assislani Chief » J I o 1 1
Machine Tabulation Division — ■
C. F. Van Aken, Chief W I - |
Henry A. Bloom, Assistant Chief
Administrative Service Division — Everett H. BuRKE, C^V/ /T IS (\'^^
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief \
Business Division — Harvey Kailin, Chief
Construction Statistics Division — Samuel J. Dennis, Chief
Decennial Operations Division — Glen S. Taylor, Chief
Demographic Surveys Division — Robert B. Pearl, Chief
Economic Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief q i
Electronic Systems Division — Robert F. Drury, CA/f/ k Cj c^\ yO
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division — William T. Fay, Chief
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. DaugherTy, Chief
Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief
Personnel Division — James P. Taff, Chief
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief
Statistical Methods Division — Joseph Steinberg, Chief
Statistical Reports Division — Edwin D. Goldfield, Chief
Statistical Research Division — William N. Hurwitz, Chief
Transportation Division — Donald E. Church, Chief
Statistics in J.i^ ic-port suf>»'-sede figures shown in Series AC59-1 and AC59-2,
Preliminary Reports
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PREFACE
Volume I, Counties, is one of the five principal reports presenting the results of the
1959 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 54 parts, presents the compilation of the infor-
mation given by farm operators to census enumerators in 1959.
The 1959 Census of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress of
August 31, 1954 (amended August 1957), which codified Title 13, United States Code.
The collection of the data was carried out by census enumerators directed by super-
visors appointed by the Director of the Bureau of the Census and working under the dircsiion
of Robert B. Voighl, then Chief, Field Division. Paul R. Squire?, then Special A8.sistant 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, Warder B. Jenkin», Assistant Chief, and Orvin L. VVilhite, Assistant Chief. They
were assisted by M. Vincent Lindquist, Thomas Jabine, Robert S. McCauley, John C.
Mackey, Robert Standley, Hilton E. Robison, Helen E. Teir, Carl R. Nyaian, Kenneth
R. Norell, Gladys L. Eagle, Henry L. DeGraff, Charles H. Boehne, Joseph A. Correll,
Margaret G. Wood, Evelyn K. .Jelt, Simon Yablon, Emma B. Gass, Charlotte J. Messinese,
Bennie L. Sharp, Isaac E. Lemon, James M. Lindsey, Samuel S. Murray, William F.
Kauffman, Hector Vila, Harry F. Owings, Charles A. NichoUs, Henry A. Tucker, Robert
S. Boyle, Helen M. Davenport, Albert W. Graybill, Lois G. Miller, Thomas D. Monroe,
Gerald V. Owens, Bernard L. Ross, Marvin 'M. Thompson, Helen D. Turner, Kurt W.
Luethy, Arnold L. Bollenbacher, George W. Coffman, Joseph A. Horak, Samuel J. Hundley,
Donald K. Larson, Chester G. Lykins, Wilmer R. Maxham, Virgil L. McClain, Jr., Darrell
D. Prochaska, Robert J. Rades, Hubert E. Sites, Duane E. Traylor, Donald H. von Steen,
Elmer O. Rea, Frances G. Compton, Lillian W. Bentel, and Neil V. Perkins.
Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of personnel by the
United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, the enumeration, and the com-
pilation of the 1959 Census of .\griculture.
June 1961
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
FINAL REPORTS
Volume I — Counties — A separate part for each State. Statistics on number of farms; farm characteristics; acreage in farms; cropland
and other uses of land; land-use practices; irrigation; farm laciiiiies and eiiiiipment; farm labor; farm expenditures; use of commercial
fertilizer; number and kind of livestock; acres and production of crops; value of farm products; characteristics of commercial farms, farms
classified by tenure, by size, type, and economic class; and comparative data from the 1954 Census of Agriculture.
Volume I is published in 54 parts as follows:
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
New England States:
West North Central — Continued
MouLitain:
1
Maine.
19
South Dakota.
38
Montana.
2
New Hampshire.
20
Nebraska.
39
Idaho.
3
Vermont.
21
Kansas.
40
Wyoming.
4
Massachusetts.
South Atlantic:
41
Colorado.
5
Rhode Island.
22
Delaware.
42
New Mexico.
e
Connecticut.
23
Maryland.
43
Arizona.
Middle Atlantic States:
24
Virginia.
44
Utah.
7
New York.
25
West Virginia.
45
Nevada.
8
New Jersey.
26
North Carolina.
Pacific:
9
Pennsylvania.
27
South Carohna.
46
Washington.
East North Central:
28
Georgia.
47
Oregon.
10
Ohio.
29
Florida.
48
California.
11
Indiana.
East South Central:
49
Alaska.
12
Illinois.
30
Kentucky.
50
Hawaii
13
Michigan.
31
Tennessee.
Other Areas:
14
Wisconsin.
32
Alabama.
51
American Samoa.
West North Central:
33
Mississippi.
52
Guam.
15
Miniiesota.
West South Central:
53
Puerto Rico.
16
Iowa.
34
Arkansas.
54
Virgin Islands.
17
Missouri.
35
Louisiana.
18
North Dakota.
36
37
Oklahoma.
Texas.
Volume II — General Report. — Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. Summary data and analyses of the
data by 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 Prod-
III
Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.
ucts.
IV
Farm Labor, Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and
IX
Value of Farm Products.
Cash Rent.
X
Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
V
Size of Farm.
XI
Economic Class of Farm.
VI
Livestock and Livestock Products.
XII
Type of Farm.
Volume III — Irrigation of Agricultural Lands. Western States
(Dry Areas) — Data by States for drainage basins and a summary
for the area, including number and types of irrigation organiza-
tions, source of water, expenditures for works and equipment since
1950, water used and acres served for irrigation purposes.
Volume IV — -Drainage of Agricultural Lands. Data by States on
land in drainage organizations, number and types of organizations,
cost of drainage and drainage works.
Volume V — Special Reports, Part 1. — Huriicultural Specialties.
Statistics by States and a summary for the Ignited States present-
ing number and kinds of operations; gross receipts and/or gross
sales; sales of nursery products, flower seed, vegetables grown
under glass, and propagated mushrooms; number of container-
grown plants; inventory products; sales of bulb crops; employ-
ment; structures and equipment.
Titles of additional parts of this volume are not available as
this report goes to press.
IV
WASHINGTON
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
Page
tttstoiy of tbe Census tX
Ugal basis for the Census DC
Pretest of the 1959 Census DC
Training prograni for personnel for enumeration DC
Enuiceratlon period DC
EMIJMERATIOH FOHUE AND PROCEDURES
Authorization IX
The agriculture questlonnedre DC
Agricultural operations X
Enumeration assignioents and enumeration districts X
Enu.Tierator'8 record book XI
Enumeratlcm maps XI
Lists of special and large fama XI
Landlord-tenant questionnaire XI
Township sl£et~h map XI
Field review of enumerator's work XII
SAMPUNG
Use of sampling XII
Description of the sample ; XII
Adjustment of the santple XII
Estimation of totals for the sample XII
Preeentatlon of sample data XII
Reliability of estimates XH
Differences in data resulting from differences in
tabulating procedures XIII
PROCESS Dre OPERATIONS
Coopletlon of enumeration XIII
Editing of questicnnalres XIII
Coding of questionnaires XIII
Tabulation of data XIII
FRESEtrrATION 0? STATISTICS
Statistical content of this report XIV
Comparability of data XIV
Ittjior civil dlvlBlone XIV
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANA^IO^S
Descriptive summary and references XTV
General Farm Information
Census definition of a farm XIV
Farm operator XV
Farms reporting or operators reporting XV
Land area XV
Land In fums XV
Land In farms according to use XVI
Value of land and buildings XVII
Age of operator XVII
Residence of operator XVII
Year began operating present farm XVII
Off-farm work and other Inccme XVII
Equipment and facilities XVII
FanitJ by kind of road XVIII
Farm labor XVIII
FertlUzer and lime XVIII
Specified farm expenditures XDC
Crops harvested
Annual legumes
Hay crops
Field seed crops
Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes .
Berries and other small fruits...
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes....
Nursery and greenhouse products..
Forest products
Value of crops harvested
Value of crops sold
Irrigation
Definition of irrigated land
Enumeration of irrigated land
Irrigated farms
Land in Irrigated f anas
Land irrigated
Farms irrigated by number of acres irrigated.
Land irrigated by source of water
liind-Usc Practices
Sunmary information XXII
Cropland in cover crops XXII
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the
contour XXII
Lend in strip-cropping systens for soil-erosion ccntxxil... XXII
System of terraces on crop and pasture land XXII
Livestock and Poultry
Inventories XXII
Ullk co-^, coirs milked, Mlk produced, and butUr XXII
Whole milk and cream sold XXII
Sows and gilts farrowing XXII
Sheep, lamba, and wool XXII
Goats and mohair XXII
Bees and honey XXII
Value of livestock on fama XXII
Sales of live animals XXII
Sales of poultry and poultry products XXIII
Classification of Fanes
Scope of classification XXIII
Farms by oise XXIII
Farms by color of operator XXIII
Farms by tenure of operator XXIII
Farms by -economic class XXIII
Farms by type XXIV
Value of form products sold XXV
VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table—
1. — Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
2.— Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm; Censuses of 1920 to 1959
3.— Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
4.— Farm operators by color, age, residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1920 to 1959
5.— Specified farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
6. — livestock and poultry on farms, number and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 ■
7.— Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
8 Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 .-
9. — Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products: Censuses of 1920 tD 1959 ^...
10.— Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959 ^.-.-
11.— Date of enumeration: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
12. — Farms reporting classified by number of livestock on farms and by quantity of livestock
and livestock and poultry products sold: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
13.— Farms reporting classified by acres h.grvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops: Cens\ises of 1959 and 1954 -
14.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by economic class of farm, Census of 1959.
15.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by type of farm, Census of 1959
16.— Hired fara labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by size of farm, Census of 1959
17.— Farms and fami characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
18.— Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm
by economic class of farm; Census of 19'^9
19.— Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959
20.— Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959
21. — Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959
22.— Cash rent paid try cash tenants and share-cash tenants by econotnic class of farm: Census of 1959
23.— Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county and State by number of farms reporting, by levels
24.— Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county and State totals for specified items
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1. — Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
la Nxunber and acreage of irrigated f anns : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
-Number of farms, land in farms, and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
-Characteristics of commercial farms , Census of 1959
-Farms reporting by off-farm work; and fanns by tenure of operator, type of farm, economic class of farm,
and value of farm products sold, by source: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
-Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
-Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and fann expenditures: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
. —Livestock and poultry on farms ; Censuses of 1959 and 1954
-livestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
—Dairy products and poultry and poultry products sold from farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
a. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested from irrigated land: Census of 1959
. — Nursery and greenhouse products and forest products cut on farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
The 1959 Census of Agriculture Questionnair
Enumerator ' s Record Book
Index to tables
INTRODUCTION
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°I
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census. — The 1959 Census is the 17th nationwide
agricultural census. The first agricultural census was taken in
1840, at the same time as the Sixth Decennial Census of Popu-
lation. From 1850 to 1920, an agricultural census was taken
every 10 years. With increased application of scientific findings
and the growing use of mechanization in agriculture, farming
practices were changing so rapidly that facts collected at 10-year
intervals were no longer adequate. Aware of the need for more
accurate and timely information, the Congress in 1909 (36 stat.
10, sec. 31, provided for a census to be taken in 1915 and every
10 years thereafter which was to be In addition to the census of
agriculture to be taken at the time of the decennial census of
population. The 1915 census was not taken, however, because
of the abnormal conditions created by World War I. Beginning
with 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken every
5 years.
legal Basis for the Census. — The 1959 Census of Agriculture
was authorized by an Act of Congre.ss, as were all prior censuses
of agriculture. "Title 13, United States Code-Census," codified in
August 19.'4, and amended in August 19.57 and September 1960,
is now the legal basis for censuses of agriculture and other cen-
suses, and surveys conducted by the Bureau of the Census. Sec-
tion 142, paragraph (a), of Title 13 makes provision for the
Census of Agriculture. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall, beginning In the month of October
1959, and in the same month of every fifth year thereafter, take
a census of agriculture, provided that the censuses directed to
be taken in October 1959 and each tenth year thereafter, may,
when and where deemed advisable by the Secretary, be taken
Instead in conjunction with the censuses provided in section
141 of this title." (Section 141 relates to the decennial cen-
suses of population, unemployment, and housing to be taken
as of the first day of April of each decennial year.) Under
authority granted by Section 4 of Title 13, the Secretary of
Commerce delegated "the functions and duties imposed upon
him by this title" to the Director of the Bureau of the Census.
Pretest of the 1959 Census. — A "pretest" of the field procedures
of the 19.5!) Census of Agriculture was conducted in 17 counties
of the United States during the fall of 1958. The purpose of the
pretest was to provide the Bureau with a measure of the effective-
ness of the questions and procedures planned for the 1959
nationwide census. Three versions of the agriculture question-
naire— the first one for Northern States, the second for Southern
States, and the third for Western States — were used in the pre-
test. Each version contained questions appropriate to the type
of agriculture In the part of the country where It was used. All
major aspects of field forms and procedures, from the hiring and
training of crew leaders and enumerators to actual Interviews
with farm operators, were given a "trial run" In each of the 17
counties. Preliminary versions of reporting forms, maps, pay-
roll records, training guides, and instruction manuals were sub-
jected to actual use under conditions simulating those expected
In the nationwide enumeration conducted in the fall of 19.59.
In making final preparations for the 1959 cen.sus, the staff of
the Bureau drew heavily on the results of the pretest, as well as
on experience gained from previous censuses.
Training Program for Personnel for Enumeration. — E>eery per-
son hired to do work In connection with the 1959 Census of Agri-
culture received specialized training for his Job. Staff mem-
563128—60
bers of the Washington and Regional Offices of the Bureau and
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture trained approximately 110
agriculture field assistants and 2,100 crew leaders. The crew
leaders, In turn, trained and supervised approximately 30,(X)0
enumerators. All training was presented according to procedures
contained In various guides and manuals prepared by the Bureau.
The training program included filmstrips, map-reading, practice
Interviewing, and practice filling of questionnaires and other
census forms. In most Instances, training sessions were held
near the areas in which employees worked and immediately prior
to the beginning of their assignments.
Enumeration Period. — The actual enumeration In the conter-
minous United States (see page XIV) started at dates varying
from October 7 to November 18, 1959. In general, starting dates
were based upon regional variations In harvesting seasons and
on weather conditions. The primary aim was to have the
enumeration late enough to follow the harvesting of the bulk
of Important crops and early enough to precede the advent of
winter weather with the attending unfavorable travel conditions.
The bulk of the enumeration work was completed within three
to four weeks after the starting date. In Hawaii, the enumera-
tion was made during the months of December 1959 and January
1960 ; and In Alaska, during April 1960.
Enumeration starting dates for the censuses of 1959 and 1954
are given In State table 11, together with figures showing the
I>ercentage of farms enumerated In the State during weekly pe-
riods. The average enumeration date for the 1959 census for
each county Is given in county table 6.
Data for Inventory Items — land In farms, machinery and equip-
ment, livestock, and poultry — relate to the .situation at the actual
time of enumeration of each Individual farm. Data for acres,
production, and sales of crops relate generally to the crops har-
vested during the crop year 1959, regardless of whether and when
they were sold while data for sales of livestock and livestock
products relate to the calendar year 1959. Since the enumera-
tion was made before the end of 1959, special emphasis was
placed upon the inclusion of estimates for crops yet to be sold
and for livestock and livestock products expected to be sold In
the period from the time of enumeration to the end of the cal-
endar year. Instructions on the questionnaire and the wording
of questions were designed to assure that full crop-year or
calendar-year data would be reported. For example, "How much
of this year's crop was or will be sold?"
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization.— Section 5 of Title 13 of the United States Code
authorizes the preparation of forms and questionnaires used In
the census. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall prepare schedules, and shall determine
the inquiries, and the number, form, and subdivisions thereof,
for the statistics, surveys, and censuses provided for In this
title."
The Agriculture Questionnaire. — The questionnaire for the 1959
Census of Agriculture was prepared by the staff of the Bureau.
Selection of the inquiries was based on the results of the 19.58
pretest and experience gained In earlier censuses. Careful con-
sideration was given to such factors as the current availability
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of data from other sources, the possibility of obtaining data by
methods other than a census, the adequacy of the data that might
be obtained, and the need for and usefulness of the data. Two
committees gave advice and counsel to the Bureau. One of these,
a Special Advisory Committee, was composed of members desig-
nated by the organizations they represented, following an invita-
tion from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to name a
representative to serve in an advisory capacity. The Special
Advisory Committee for the 1959 Census of Agriculture was
made up of one representative from each of the following : Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities, American Farm Bureau
Federation, American Farm Economic Association, American
Statistical Association, Farm Equipment Institute, National As-
sociation of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agri-
culture, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, National
Farmers' Union, National Grange, Rural Sociological Society,
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A representative of
the Bureau of the Budget was in attendance at all meetings of
the Advisory Committee.
Because of the special interest of the U.S. Department of Agri-
culture in censuses of agriculture, the Director of the Bureau
of the Census sought the continuous cooperation of that organiza-
tion in developing plans, questionnaires, and procedures for the
1959 Census of Agriculture. Working Groups were established
in the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make recommendations
for the following general subjects :
Tenure, Land Values, and Mortgage Debt
Land Use and Conservation and Production Practices
Field Crops
Fruits and Vegetables
Forest Products
Livestock, Poultry, and Dairy
Income and Expenditure (including Contractual Operations)
Farm Labor
Equipment and Facilities (including Structures)
Each Working Group had the responsibility for ascertaining
the U.S. Department of Agriculture's need for data in the field
covered by its "terms of reference" and for presenting recom-
mendations to a small Joint Committee comprising representa-
tives of both the Bureau of the Census and the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. The Joint Committee received written recom-
mendations from e.ich Working Group. The Chairman of each
Group appeared before the Joint Committee as did any member
of the Working Group who was needed to present supplemental
information of a specialized nature.
Prior to the formulation of the questionnaire. State Agricul-
tural Colleges and other major users of census data were invited
to suggest inquiries for the enumeration. Each member of the
Sixjcial Advisory Committee had the opportunity and the respon-
sibility for channeling in suggestions from the organization he
represented. The number of inquiries submitted from all sources
greatly exceeded the number that could be included in the census,
from the point of view of co.st, of the respondent's time and
patience, and of practical value to the majority of users of data.
The final selection included 316 questions, some of which con-
sisted of several parts, for the 48 States comprising the con-
terminous United States. Although each of the 316 questions
was asked in one or more of the 48 States, considerably less than
this total was asked in any one State because of the use of "State"
questionnaires. Moreover, about 50 questions out of the total
were asked of approximately one-fifth of all farm operators in
the State. The number of questions ranged from 159 on the
questionnaire for Maine to 194 on the questionnaire for Cali-
fornia. In all, 38 versions of the questionnaire — one for each
State or combination of adjoining States and two for Texas —
were used for the 1959 census in the conterminous United States
as compared with 21 versions in 1954 and 41 in 1950. A separate
version was used in Alaska and another in Hawaii.
Differences in the questionnaires were designed to account
for regional and local differences in agriculture. Most, but not
all, of the differences related to crops. The use of State ques-
tionnaires made possible the inclusion of separate inquiries for
all important crops grown within a State and, at the same
time, a reduction in the total number of inquiries for a State.
Questions that did not apply, to any considerable degree, to a
particular State were omitted from the questionnaire used in
that State. For example, separate questions about citrus fruits
were omitted from all questionnaires except for the few States
where citrus fruits are grown. An added advantage of State
questionnaires was that production and sales data could be asked
in the unit of measure most commonly used by the farmers in
each State. Regional variation in the number and type of ques-
tions is an important provision of the census for obtaining com-
plete coverage of agricultural operations.
About 2 weeks before the start of the enumeration, agricul-
ture questionnaires were mailed to most households in rural
areas. A letter was attached to each questionnaire asking the
farm operator to fill the questionnaire and to give it to the enu-
merator when he called. The purpose of this procedure was
to save time and money in taking the census and to improve the
quality of the information given by farm operators. By having
the questionnaire ahead of time, the farmer could determine what
information would be required and could check his records in
advance of the enumerator's visit. It was, however, the respon-
sibility of the enumerator to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each place which qualified. If the questionnaire had been filled
out by the farm operator, the enumerator was instructed to
examine the questionnaire for completeness and accuracy and,
if need be, to give the farmer such help as might be necessary.
Agricultural Operations. — The training of enumerators stressed
the concept that a census of agriculture is a census of agricultural
operations rather than a census of farms. This concept was in-
tended to assure a complete agricultural census free of any per-
sonal judgment by enumerators as to what constitutes a farm. In
accordance with clearly defined procedures, an enumerator was
required to obtain an agriculture questionnaire for each person
who had charge of one or more agricultural operations, whether
or not he considered himself to be a farm operator. For enu-
meration purposes, it was considered that there were agricul-
tural operations on a place if, at any time in 1959 —
a. Any livestock (hogs, cattle, sheep, goats, horses, or mules)
were kept on the place.
b. A combined total of 20 or more chickens, turkeys, and ducks
were kept on the place.
c. Any grain, hay, tobacco, or other field crops were grown on
the place.
d. A combined total of 20 or more fruit trees, grapevines, and
nut trees were on the place.
e. Any vegetables, berries, or nursery or greenhouse products
were grown on the place for sale.
As a result of the requirement that all places having agri-
cultural operations be enumerated, more questionnaires were
obtained than are included in the tabulations for farms. During
the office processing operations that followed the completion of
enumeration, criteria were applied to the questionnaires to sort
out for tabulation those that represented farms according to
the census definition of a farm (see page XIV).
Enumeration Assignments and Enumeration Districts. — To as-
sure a complete enumeration within the time allotted, the United
States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) was divided into 29,374
Enumeration Assignments, or EA's. Each EA comprised an
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area that one enumerator could reasonably be expected to canvass
within a 3- to 4-week period, as indicated by performance rec-
ords from the 1054 census.
Each EA was made up of one or more Enumeration Dis-
trict's, or "ED's," as the geographic unit for enumeration. Prior
to the enumeration, the ED's were classified into three groups
on the basis of tlie density of dwellings in relation to the number
of farms, as indicated by the 1954 Census of Agriculture, the
1950 Census of Population and Housing, current population esti-
mates, and highway maps showing culture which were basic
to establishing the boundaries of each assignment. Through the
use of different canvassing procedures for each group of ED's,
the Bureau was able to reduce the cost of enumeration without
running any material risk of missing any farms or other places
with agricultural operations. The ED groupings and canvassing
procedures are described below.
Oroup I Enumeration Districts. — In general, ED's with no
well-defined cluster of dwellings were considered to be open-
country areas and comprise (Jroup I. For each ED of Group
I, in his Enumeration Assignment, the enumerator was required
to list in hi.? Record Book the name of every head of household
living in the ED and also the name of every person not living
in the ED who had agricultural operations there. There were
approximately 20,751 ED's in Group I for the 1959 Census.
Group II Enumeration Districts. — Rural ED's in which the
number of dwellings was large in relation to the number of
farms were considered to be in Group II. For each ED, in
Group II. the enumerator was required to list the head of the
household for all dwellings in the ED except for those on less
than one acre of ground in built-up residential areas of 50 or
more dwellings. He was also required to determine, by obser-
vation or local inquiry, whether there were any farms or other
places with agricultural operations in the built-up areas and,
if so, to obtain an agriculture questionnaire. There were
approximately 7,979 ED's in Group II.
Oronp III Enumeration Districts. — Most incorporated places
and unincorporated villages having approximately 150 or more
dwellings were designated as separate ED's and are classified
as Group III. Also, most ED's in counties around large metro-
politan areas were designated as Group III Ed's. Prior to
the 1959 Census of Agriculture, places enumerated in these
areas during the 1954 Census of Agriculture were listed in
the Enumerator's Record Book. The enumerator was required
to visit and enumerate or (jtherwise account for each place listed
in his liet'ord liook. In adiliticm, he was instructed to ask at
each of these places if there were any farms or other places with
agricultural operations in the Enumeration District, and. If so,
to add them to his list and enumerate them. There were ap-
proximately 15.R36 Group III ED's in 19.59. According to the
1954 Census, these ED's contained 380,575 farms.
A few enumeration districts that comprised incorporated
places or that were within an incorporated city were classified
as Group I or Group II because they had a large number of farms.
A few others, comprising extensive rural districts requiring con-
siderable travel, were classified as Group III because they had
only a small number of farms.
Enumerator's Eecord Book. — Each enumerator received one or
more Record Books containing a listing form for use during
canvassing. (See api)endix for facsimile of one page of list-
ing form included in Enumerator's Record Book.) The lines
on the listing form were numbered in consecutive order. Ex-
cept as otherwise prescribed for Group II and Group III ED's,
the enumerator listed in his Record Book the name of each head
of household living in his assigned area and also the name
of each person not living in his area who had agricultural opera-
tions there. As he made his listing, he also asked the questions
about agricultural operations that were printed on the listing
form. Answers to these questions determined, for the enumerator,
whether or not an agriculture questionnaire was required for the
person listed and, if so, whether he or some other enumerator
was respftnsible for getting it. Thus, the Record Book served
as an important aid to the enumerator In securing complete cov-
erage of all agricultural operations within his area. At the same
time, it helped to prevent enumeration of the same place by two
or more enumerators.
Enumeration Maps. — As a second aid to getting complete cover-
age, each enumerator received a map or, in a few exceptional
cases, a brief written description of the area assigned to him
for enumeration. He was required to plan and follow an orderly
route of enumeration within the boundaries of his assigned area
in accordance with established canvassing procedures. As the
enumerator listed a place In his Record Book, he indicated its
location by copying onto his map the number of the line on which
he listed it. This numbering system indicated the enumerator's
route of travel, and helped both the enumerator and his crew
leader to determine the extent of coverage of the enumerator's
assignment at any given time.
Lists of Special and Large Farms. — Prior to the enumeration, a
card list of "special and large farms" was prepared on the basis
of records obtained from the 1954 census and from Federal and
State agricultural agencies. In general, "special and large farms"
fell into one of three categories: (1) farms having unusually
large acreages, livestock inventories, or annual sales as indi-
cated by available records; (2) farms known to be specializing
la such operations as broiler production, turkey growing, feed
lots, nursery or greenhouse production, cranberry bogs, citrus
groves, etc.; (3) farms that might easily be overlooked because
they had absentee operators or were not locally thought of as
farms, such as institutions, Indian reservations, grazing associa-
tions, etc.
Enumerators were given the cards for the special and large
farms within their assignment areas to use as aids to obtaining
complete coverage. Generally, the cards provided insurance
against the omission of farming units that could have a signifi-
cant effect on the totals for a given county or State. The enu-
merator was instructed to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each special or large farm In his area or to write an explana-
tion on the card as to why an agriculture questionnaire was not
required on the basis of 1959 operations. The crew leader had
a duplicate set of cards for use in checking enumeration coverage.
Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire. — As in .several previous cen-
suses, a special landlord-tenant questionnaire was u.sed In some
parts of the South as a supplement to the agriculture question-
naire. Its purpose was to help the enumerator get complete
and accurate coverage of individually operated tracts of land
that were actually part of one operating unit under the control
of one landlord. To accomi)lish this purpose, the enumerator was
required to fill a landlord-tenant questionnaire for each landlord
who had any land worked on shares. The entries made in this
questionnaire Included the name of each sharecropper, tenant, or
renter ; the amount of land as.<lgned to each ; and the acreage and
quantity of crops harvested on .shares. By checking these entries
against the agriculture questionnaires obtained for the individual
operators, the enumerator and the Central Office could verify that
each part of the operating unit controlled by the landlord was
enumerated and that it was enumerated only once. The landlord-
tenant questionnaire was used in 386 counties in the 1959 census
as compared with approximately 900 counties in 1954.
Township Sketch Map.— In some areas of the Great Plains, a
considerable portion of land is farmed by nonresident operators—
that is, by persons who do not live on the land they oi)erate or
who live on it only during part of the year. Enumerators In these
areas used a special mapping form, the Township Sketch, In
addition to their enumeration maps as an aid to obtaining com-
plete coverage. Each township included on the sketch was
identified by township and range number and was divided into
144 small squares. In a standard section of 640 acres, each
square represented a quarter section of land, or 160 acres. As
the enumerator canvassed his assignment area, he indicated the
acreage and location of each farm, ranch, and tract of nonfarm
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
land by drawing its boundaries on the slietch. He also used a
simple numbering system as a cross reference between the agri-
cultural land identified on the sketch and the questionnaire on
which it was reported. The Township Sketch was used in all
counties of North Dakota and South Dakota and in selected
counties of Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Wyoming.
Field Review of Enumerator's Work.— In the 1959 census,
greater emphasis was placed on a detailed review of enumerators'
work during enumeration than had been the case in previous
censuses. The objective was to detect and correct enumeration
errors as early as possible in order to achieve and maintain a
high quality of individual performance. Starting on the first day
of enumeration and continuing throughout the enumeration
period, each crew leader was instructed to make regular and
frequent visits to his enumerators. At each visit, he was to
follow a clearly defined procedure for observing the enumerator's
conduct of interviews and for checking his listings, maps, ques-
tionnaires, and other forms for accuracy and completeness.
As an aid to checking coverage and enumerator efficiency, the
crew leader was given a list containing estimates, based on the
1954 census, of the number of questionnaires required in each
enumeration assignment area within his district, and of the
mileage and time required to obtain those questionnaires.
SAMPLING
tJse of Sampling.— In the 1959 census, as In several previous
censuses, sampling was used in two ways : for enumeration and
for tabulation. Sampling in enumeration consisted of the col-
lection of information about the items Included in sections IX
through XV of the questionnaire for only a sample of farms.
The "sample" items relate to sales of dairy products and sales of
livestock, use of fertilizer and lime, farm expenditures, land-use
practices, farm labor, equipment and facilities, rental agreements,
farm values, and farm mortgage debt. The same sample of farms
was used for tabulations by type of farm and by economic class
of farm and for many of those by size of farm and by color and
tenure of operator.
Description of the Sample. — The sample used for the 1959 Census
of Agriculture consisted of all farms with a total area of 1,000
or more acres or with estimated sales of $100,000 or more in 1959,
and approximately 20 percent of all other farms. Farms with
1,000 or more acres were universally included in the sample
during enumeration. As the enumerator filled the questionnaire,
he determined the number of "acres in this place" (.see question 7
of the agriculture questionnaire). If the acreage amounted to
1,000 or more he was required to fill sections IX through XV of
the questionnaire. Farms with less than 1,000 acres, with esti-
mated sales of $100,000 or more, were included in the sample
during the office processing. For these farms the information for
sections IX through XV was obtained by mail.
■ The selection of farms of less than 1,000 acres for inclusion in
the sample was made during enumeration, according to the fol-
lowing procedure : As the enumerator determined that he was
required to obtain a questionnaire, he assigned a number to it,
whether or not he was able to obtain the questionnaire on his
first visit. He assigned numbers in consecutive order, beginning
with "1" for the first questionnaire required in each enumera-
tion district within his area. He was instructed to fill sections
IX through XV on all questionnaires for which the assigned
number ended in "2" or "7" (I.e. 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, etc.).
Adjustment of the Sample. — An adjustment in the part of the
sample that was comprised of farms of less than 1,000 acres imd
with estimated sales of less than $100,000 was made by a process
essentially equivalent to stratifying the farms in the sample by
size of farm. The purpose of this adjustment was to Improve
the reliability of the estimates based on the sample and to reduce
the effects of possible biases introduced by enumerators who de-
viated from the prescribed procedure for selecting the sample
farms. The adjustment procedure was carried out for "blocks"
of counties, each consisting of from one to ten counties in a State.
To adjust the sample, separate counts were made for each county,
and for the block of counties of all farms and of farms in the
sample for each of 10 size-of-farm groups based on the "acres
in this place" (question 7). The 10 size-of-farm groups were as
follows : under 10 acres, 10 to 49 acres, 50 to 69 acres, 70 to 99
acres, 100 to 139 acres, 140 to 179 acres, 180 to 219 acres, 220
to 259 acres, 260 to 499 acres, and 500 to 999 acres. Farms of less
than 1,000 acres, but with value of sales of $100,000 or more,
were excluded from these counts. For each size-of-farm group,
the number of farms in the sample for the block of counties was
adjusted to make it equal or approximately equal to the total
number of farms divided by five. This was accomplished for
each group by the elimination or duplication on a random basis,
of farms in those counties where the difference between the
actual proportion in the sample and the expected 20 percent was
in the same direction as the difference for the block of counties.
Estimation of Totals for the Sample. — For the items Included
in the sample part of the questionnaire (sections IX through
XV), estimated totals for all farms were derived from the tabu-
lated totals for the farms in the adjusted sample. First, Item-by-
item totals, as tabulated for that part of the sample comprising
farms of less than 1,000 acres and with estimated sales of less
than $100,000, were multiplied by 5. These estimated item-by-
item totals were then added to the corresponding Item totals, as
tabulated, for all farms of 1,000 acres and over and farms with
estimate<l sales of $100,000 and over. The resulting values
represent the estimated totals for all farms.
Presentation of Sample Data. — In tables where a small amount
of data based on the sample farms is presented together with
data for all farms, the data based on the sample are printed In
italics. Other tables contain headnotes explaining that most
of the data are estimates based on reports for only a sample
of farms.
Bellabllity of Estimates. — The estimated totals for all farms of
the items enumerated for only the sample farms are subject
to sampling errors. The estimated totals obtained by making
tabulations for only the farms included In the sample are also
subject to sampling errors. State tables 23 and 24 contain apt-
proximate measures of the sampling reliability of the estimates
for numbers of farms reporting and for item totals. While these
measures indicate the general level of sampling reliability of the
estimates, they do not completely reflect errors arising from
sources other than sampling ; for example, errors in the original
data reported by farmers. Errors arising from sources other than
sampling may, in some instances, be relatively more important
than sampling variation, especially for county totals.
The general level of sampling reliability of estimated totals
may be determined from the data in State tables 23 and 24. State
table 24 contains a list of items, together with a figure for each
item Indicating one of the four levels of sampling reliability that
are presented in State table 23. For each item the sampling
error according to the number of farms reporting may be de-
termined from State table 23. in the column for the level of
sampling reliability designated in State table 24. To determine
the sampling reliability for any item, reference must be made to
State table 24 to find out which of the four levels of sampling
reliability given in State table 23 should be used, and also the
appropriate county or State table to obtain the number of farms
reporting the item.
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As explained In State table 23, the level of sampling reliability
designated as level 1 should always be used to determine the
sampling reliability of estimated numbers of farms or of farms
reporting.
State table 23 shows percentage limits such that chances are
about 68 out of 100 that the difference between an estimate based
on the sample and the figure that would have been obtained from
a tabulation of all farms would be no more than the percentage
specified for the estimated number of farms reporting that item.
The chances are about 99 out of 100 that the difference would be
less than 2% times the percentage specified.
As indicated by the percentages in State table 23, the smaller
the number of farms reporting a given item, the larger the relative
sampling error in the estimated total for that item. Even so,
considerable detail is presented for each item, by several classifi-
cations of farms, in order to permit the appraisal of estimates
for various combinations of items not shown in this report. Per-
centages and averages that may be derived from the tables will
generally have greater relative reliability than the corresjHjnding
estimated totals. However, significant patterns of relationships
may be observed in the estimated totals even though the indi-
vidual data are subject to relatively large sampling errors.
The data representing estimates based on a sample of farms
for the 1954 census were obtained In essentially the same way as
in 1959. Therefore, State tables 23 and 24 may also be used to
determine the sampling errors for the 1954 data.
Differences In Data Besnltlng From Differences in Tabulating
Procedures. — Many of the figures in the detaile<l State tables rep-
resent estimates obtained by tabulating only the sample farms.
The totals for these detailed distributions will generally differ
somewhat from totals presented In other tables obtained from
different distributions which were tabulated on a 100 percent
basis. Moreover, although most of the figures presented by coun-
ties were obtained from tabulations of all farms, the data in
county table 4 for commercial farms, and all of the data in the
county tables on dairy products and livestock sold, fertilizer and
lime, farm expenditures, land-use practices, farm labor, facilities
and equipment, and value of land and buildings were estimated
for each county on the basis of data tabulated for the farms in
the sample. The State totals in the county tables for these item.s,
though based also on the sample, were obtained in a different
series of tabulating runs, and so may differ slightly from totals
presented in some State tables. For reasons of economy the
sample distributions were not adjusted to the 100 percent totals
even when such totals were available, nor were slight discrepan-
cies resulting from different runs of the sample data always rec-
onciled unless the differences were large enough to affect the
usefulness or reliability of the data.
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of Ennmeration. — As an enumerator completed his
assignment, he turned the portfolio containing questionnaires and
other census materials over to his crew leader. After making
a final review of the enumerator's work, the crew leader mailed
the portfolio to the Agriculture Processing Office at Parsons,
Kansas. There, each enumerator portfolio was thoroughly
checked for completeness of all required forms and for correct
application of the sampling procedure.
Editing of Questionnaires. — Each agriculture questionnaire was
Individually edited and coded before the information was trans-
ferred to punch cards and tabulated. As the first major step in
the editing process, questionnaires that did not represent farms
according to the census definition were withdrawn from fur-
ther processing. (See p. XIV.) As the second major step, the
remaining questionnaires were examined for errors, omissions,
and inconsistencies. Among the specific items subjected to con-
sistency checks were the following :
a. Total acreage compared with its distribution by use.
b. Acreage of individual crops harvested compared with total
cropland harvested.
c. Irrigated acreage compared with total acres in the farm.
d. Total acreage of individual crops for all purposes compared
with the acreage harvested for specific purposes.
e. Quantity of crops harvested in relation to acreage harvested.
f. Sales in relation to production and, for livestock, to inven-
tories.
g. Total livestock compared with the inventory by age and sex.
h. Expenditures compared with production and inventories.
Obvious errors in calculations or in units of measure, and
misplaced entries were corrected as they were found. Entries
not clearly legible were rewritten. Many omissions or incon-
sistencies were disregarded during editing. Those of significant
magnitude could be and were handled more efliciently and eco-
nomically during mechanical processing operations. Question-
naires containing major inconsistencies and omissions were re-
ferred to members of the technical staff for review. Depending
on the magnitude of the data involved, the technical staff cor-
rected (or suitervlse<l the correction of) the questionnaires either
on the basis of Information reported for other fanns of similar
tyije in the area or on the basis of additional information re-
ceived In response to letters directed to the farm operators.
Coding of Questionnaires. — Most of the numerical information
on a questionnaire was self-coding in that the inquiry number
was utilized for the item identification on punch cards or on
tabulations runs. However, some manual coding was also neces-
sary for such items as irrigated crops for selected States, crops
infrequently reported, miscellaneous poultry, etc. Code numbers
were entered on questionnaires to classify farms and, in some
cases, to identify data for individual items. All farms were code<l
by size of farm in terms of total acreage, by race, and by teniire
of operator. Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and
Hawaii were also co<led on the basis of irrigated cropland and
irrigated pasture. Additional codes were applied to all farms
included in the sample to classify them by type of farm and by
total value of agricultural products sold. Individual items were
coded only where reports were received for crops or poultry not
covered by separate inquiries on the questionnaire. This coding
was necessary to assure inclusion of the data in the appropriate
farm product totals.
Tabulation of Data. — After the questionnaires were edited and
coded, the Information on them was punched on cards. The cards
were then mechanically sorted and fed into machines which
transferred the data to tabulation sheets. One of the Initial
and primary steps in the machine handling of the punch cards
was to separate and list those cards which lacked necessary in-
formation, those which contained inconsistent or impossible data,
and those on which the data were possible but of such magnitude
that a further review of the individual questionnaires was war-
ranted. The listing sheets were examined and, as necessary, the
cards were corrected. When the cards for a particular county
were considered satisfactory, the data were tabulated.
Subject-matter si)eclalists of the Bureau and the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture examined all tabulations for reasonableness
and consistency. As necessary, they made corrections on the basis
of a further review and reappraisal of the original reports and
verification of the editing, coding, and punching.
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
statistical Content of This Report. — This report is part of Vol-
ume I of tlie 1959 Census of Agriculture. Volume I consists of
54 parts, each part containing information about agriculture for
a single State, Commonwealth, or Possession. Each part con-
tains county data for that particular State or area. The term
"county," as used in this report embraces election districts in
Alaska, parishes in Louisiana, municipios (municipalities) in
Puerto Rico, etc. The statistics for 1959 were obtained from the
Census of Agriculture taken in the "conterminous United States"
(see following paragraph), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico during the
period October 1959 to January 1960 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1960. Compara-
tive data for years prior to 1959 were obtained from earlier
censuses.
In the planning of the publications for the 1960 Censuses of
Population and Housing and the 1959 Census of Agriculture, the
term "conterminous United States," recommended by the Board
of Geographic Names to designate the 48-State area as it ex-
isted before Alaska and Hawaii became States, was adopted by
the Bureau of the Census.
The definitions and explanations in this introduction for vol-
ume I generally have application broad enough to Include the
States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico and the island possessions. However, specific application
in many instances may be limited to the conterminous United
States; for example, references to earlier censuses, to the sam-
pling methods and procedures, to specific sections or questions on
the questionnaires, and to specific table numbers.
For each part of volume I (one part for each State or area),
a facsimile of the appropriate questionnaire is reproduced in
the appendix.
The statistics for States and counties are presented according
to the same general plan as was followed in the volume I re-
ports for the 1954 and the 1950 censuses. State and county totals
are given for nearly all items for which information was ob-
tained in the 1959 census. However, most of the data by eco-
nomic class of farm, type of farm, and color and tenure of farm
operator are given only for States.
Comparative data for the States are given for each census
year beginning with 1920. Comparative data for counties are
given for the years 1959 and 1954. For some items, the data
obtained from the 1959 census are the only ones available. For
comparative purposes 1950 data are carried in county table 6
for the kind of road on which farms were located.
Comparability of Data. — The data obtained from the various
censuses of agriculture are not strictly comparable for all items.
For example, differences from one census to another in the time
of enumeration, the wording of the questions, and the definition
of a farm cause some lack of comparability. Differences con-
sidered to have a significant effect on the comparability of data
are described in the text and/or mentioned in footnotes to the
tables.
Minor Civil Divisions.— As in prior censuses, data for most of
the items included in the 1959 Census of Agriculture were tabu-
lated for minor civil divisions. The term "minor civil division"
applies to the primary subdivision of a county Into smaller geo-
graphic areas such as townships, precincts, districts, wards,
beats, municipalities, etc. Figures for these smaller geographic
areas are not included in any of the published reports, but they
may be supplied upon request and payment of the costs of com-
piling and checking the data.
Prior to the 1954 Census, an enumeration assignment did not
include more than one minor civil division, even in cases where
the township, precinct, etc., did not have enough farms to provide
a full workload for an enumerator. In 1954, and again In 1959,
the aim was to make enumeration assignments large enough to
keep each enumerator fully occupied in his area for a 3- to 4-week
period. Hence, In some areas, two or more adjoining minor civil
divisions were combined Into one enumeration assignment. An
enumeration assignment never comprised 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 that included too
many farms for one enumerator to cover during the enumeration
period was divided Into two or more enumeration assignments.
In some cases, the minor civil division tabulations provide totals
for a single minor civil division, even when such totals required
a grouping of enumeration assignments. In other cases, the minor
civil division tabulations provide totals for a combination of
two or more adjoining minor civil divisions. The data for each
individual minor civil division Included in such totals can be tab-
ulated separately, however, since each questionnaire obtained in
the census contains the designation of the minor civil division in
which the farm headquarters was located. An additional charge
must be made for a separate tabulation of any small area in-
cluded in a total for two or more combined minor civil divisions.
Requests for census information for minor civil divisions should
be directed to the Agriculture Division, Bureau of the Census,
Washington 25, D.C.
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive Summary and References. — The definitions and ex-
planations that follow relate only to tho.se Items that are con-
sidered to be Inadequately described in the tables where they
appear. Although the descriptive terms and explanations refer
specifically to the 1959 Census of Agriculture, many of them also
apply to earlier censuses. Most of the definitions consist of a
i-^sum6 of the questionnaire wording, supplemented by excerpts
from instructions given to enumerators. For exact wording of
the questions and of the Instructions Included on the question-
naire, see the facsimile of the 1959 Agriculture Questionnaire in
the appendix of this report.
An analysis of the questions asked In the 1959 census, and of
the data obtained. Is given in Volume II, General Report, Statis-
tics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. The
general report presents statistics for States by subject matter.
General Farm Information
Census Definition of a Farm. — For the 1959 Census of Agricul-
ture, the definition of a farm was based primarily on a combina-
tion of "acres in the place" and the estimated value of agricultural
products sold.
The word "place" was defined to include all land on which
agricultural operations were conducted at any time in 1959 under
the control or supervision of one person or partnership. (For
definition of "agricultural operations", see p. X.) Control may
have been exercised through ownership or management, or
through a lease, rental, or cropping arrangement.
Places of less than 10 acres In 1959 were counted as farms if
the estimated sales of agricultural products for the year amounted
to at least $250. Places of 10 or more acres in 1959 were counted
as farms if the estimated sales of agricultural products for the
year amounted to at least $50. Places having less than the $50
or $250 minimum estimated sales in 1959 were also counted as
farms if they could normally be expected to produce agricultural
products in suflScient quantity to meet the requirements of the
definition. This additional qualification resulted In the inclusion
as farms of some places engaged in farming operations for the
first time in 1959 and places affected by crop failure or other
unusual conditions.
To avoid biases arising from an enumerator's personal judg-
ment and opinion, the Bureau did not give enumerators the defini-
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tion of a farm. Instead, enumerators were instructed to obtain
questionnaires for all places considered farms by their operators
and for all other places that had one or more agricultural opera-
tions. (See "Agricultural Operations", p. X.) In 1954, enumer-
ators were instructed to fill questionnaires on the same basis as
in 1959. In 1950, agricultural operations were defined to include
every place of 3 or more acres, whether or not the operator con-
sidered it a farm, and every place having "specialized operations",
regardless of the acreage. "Specialized operations" referred to
nurseries and greenhouses and to places having 100 or more
poultry, production of 300 or more dozen eggs in 1949, or 3 or
more hives of bees. In all of the three last censuses, as a result,
questionnaires were filled for a considerable number of places
that did not qualify as farms. The determination as to which
questionnaires represented farms was made during office process-
ing operations and only those questionnaires meeting the criteria
for a farm were included in the tabulations.
For both the 1950 and 1954 Censuses of Agriculture, places of
3 or more acres were counted as farms if the annual value of
agricultural products, whether for home use or for sale but ex-
clusive of home-garden products, amounted to $150 or more.
Places of less than 3 acres were counted as farms only if the
annual sales of agricultural products amounted to $150 or more.
A few places with very low agricultural production because of
unusual circumstances, such as crop failure, were also counted as
farms if they normally could have been expected to meet the
minimum value or sales criteria.
In the censuses from 1925 to 1945, enumerators were given a
definition of "farm ' and were instructed to obtain reports only
for those places which met the criteria. According to this defini-
tion, farms included all places of 3 or more acres, regardless of
the quantity or value of agricultural production, and places of
less than 3 acres if the value of agricultural products, whether
for home use or for sale, amounted to $250 or more. Because of
changes in price level, the $250 minimum resulted in the in-
clusion of varying numbers of farms of less than 3 acres in the
several censuses taken during this period. Generally, the only
reports excluded from tabulation were those taken in error and
those showing very limited agricultural production, such as only
a small home garden, a few fruit trees, a small flock of chickens,
etc. In 1945, reports for places of 3 acres or more were tabulated
only if at least 3 acres were in cropland and/or pasture or if the
value of products in 1944 amounted to at least $150.
The decrease in the number of farms in 1950 and 1954, as com-
pared with earlier censuses, was partly due to the change in
farm definition, especially with respect to farms of 3 or more
acres in size. Some of the places of 3 or more acres that were
not counted as farms in 1950 and 1954 because the value of their
agricultural production was less than $150 would have qualified
as farms if the criteria had been the same as in earlier censuses.
For 1959, the decrease in the number of farms as compared
with all prior censuses resulted partly from the change in farm
definition. The fact that sales of agricultural products in 1959
was used resulted In the exclusion of some places that would
have qualified as farms had the value of agricultural products
alone been considered. The Increase in the acreage minimum
also had an effect. The reduction in the number of farms due
to change in definition, 1954 to 19.59, is shown for each county
In county table 1. Some characteristics of the places not counted
as farms in 1959, but which would have been included in 1954,
are shown in State talile 10.
The change in farm definition made in 1950 and again in 19,59
had no appreciable effect on the totals for livestock or crops
because the places affected by the change ordinarily accounted
for less than 1 percent of the totals for a given county or Slate.
For the States that comprise the conterminous United States,
two figures are published for each county on the number of farms
in 1959. One is an actual count of all farms and the other Is an
estimate based on the number of farms included in the sample.
For almost every county there is a difference between the actual
number of farms and the estimated number of farms. Because
of sampling procedure and sampling variability, the number of
farms in the sample seldom agrees exactly with the actual num-
ber of farms. For most counties, the actual number of farms
in the sample was either more or less than precisely 20 percent
of all farms. Similarly, totals estimated on the basis of data
for the sample farms may be slightly more or slightly less than
the actual totals that would have been obtained had the data
been tabulated for all farms. Therefore, the estimated number
of farms reporting certain items may, in some instances, be
greater than the total number of farms shown in county table 1.
However, the estimated number of farms is given in county
tables 5 and 6 so that estimates based on the sample farms may
be related to the estimated rather than the actual number of
farms.
Farm Operator. — The term "farm operator" is used to designate
a person who operates a farm, either doing the work himself or
directly supervising the work. He may be the owner, a member of
the owner's household, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land worked on
shares by others, he is considered as operator only of the land
which he retains for his own operation. In the case of a partner-
ship, only one partner is counted as an operator. The number of
farm operators is considered to be the same as the number of
farms.
Farms Beporting or Operators Reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators reporting, based on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or operators, for which the speci-
fied item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922 farms
in a county and only 1,465 had chickens 4 months old and over
on hand at the time of enumeration, the number of farms
reporting chickens would be shown as 1,465. The difference be-
tween the total number of farms and the number of farms re-
porting a particular item represents the number of farms not
having that Item, provided a correct report was received for all
farms.
Where applicable, figures may be given for the number of farms
or operators not reporting items that were intended to be ob-
tained for all farms ; for example, residence of farm operator,
State table 4. The number not reporting, as compared with the
total number of farms or operators, indicates the extent of
incompleteness of the reporting of the data for the item.
Land Area. — The approximate total land area of States and
counties as reported for 1959 is, in general, the same as that re-
ported for all censuses beginning with 1940. Sudi differences as
are shown reflect political changes in boundaries or actual changes
in land area causeil by changes in the number or size of reser-
voirs, lakes, streams, etc. For Alaska, the areas for election
districts represent the gross area of land and water.
Land in Farms. — Except for managed farms, the land to be in-
cluded in each farm was determined from the answers to ques-
tions about the number of acres owned, the number of acres rented
from others or worked on shares for others, and the number of
acres rented to others or worked on shares by others. The acres
owned and the acres rented from others or worked on shares for
others were first added together and then the acres rented to
others or worked on shares by others were subtracted. The re-
sult repre.sented the number of acres in the farm. The number of
acres in a managed farm was the difference between the total
land managed and that part of the managed land that was rented
to others or worked on shares by others.
In the 19.")9, 1954, and 1950 censuses, enumerators were In-
structed to record total figures for land owned, land rented from
others, and land managed for others, including any part of the
land that was rented to others. In censuses prior to 1950, enu-
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merators were Instructed to exclude all land rented to others and
to record only that portion of the acreage owned, rented from
others, or managed for others that was retained by the farm op-
erator. Thus, thf figures for the individual tenures of land are
not entirely comparable for all censuses. However, the land in-
cluded in each farm was determined on essentially the same basis
for all censuses.
The acreage designated in the tables as "land in farms" consists
primarily of "agricultural" land— that is, land used for crops
and pasture or grazing. It also includes considerable areas of
land not actually under cultivation nor used for pasture or graz-
ing. For example, the entire acreage of woodland and wasteland
owned or rented by farm operators is included as land in farms,
unless it was being held for nonagricultural purposes or unless
the acreage was unusually large. For 1959 and 1954, if a place
had 1,000 or more acres of woodland not pastured and wasteland,
and if less than 10 percent of the total acreage in the place was
used for agricultural purposes, the acreage of woodland not pas-
tured and wasteland was reduced to equal the acreage used for
agriculture. The procedure used in 1950 for excluding unusually
large acreages of woodland not pastured and wasteland differed
slightly from the one used in 1959 and 1954. In 1950, adjustments
were made in places of 1,000 or more acres (5,000 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 government
permit, all grazing land was to be included as land in farms
provided the place of which it was a part was a farm. Grazing
land operated by Grazing Associations was to be reported in the
name of the person chiefly responsible for conducting the business
of the Association. Land used rent free was to be reported as
land rented from others. All land in Indian reservations that
was used for growing crops or grazing livestock was to be in-
cluded. Land in Indian reser\-atioBs that was not reported by
individual Indians and that was not rented to non-Indians was
to be reported in the name of the cooperative group that used the
land. In some instances, an entire Indian reservation was re-
ported as one farm.
Land owned. — All land that the operator and/or his wife
held under title, purchase contract, homestead law, or as heir
or trustee of an undivided estate at the time of enumeration is
considered as owned.
Land Rented from Others. — This item includes not only land
that the operator rented or leased from others but also land
he worked on shares for others and land he occupied rent free.
Grazing land used under government permit or license is not
Included.
Land Rented to Others. — This item includes all land rented or
leased to others, except land leased to the government under the
Soil Bank, and all land worked by others on shares or on a
rent-free basis. For the most part, the land rented to others
represents agricultural land but It also includes land rented
for residential or other purposes. The tenant or sharecropper
is considered as the operator of land leased, rented, or worked
on shares even though his landlord may supervise his opera-
tions. The landlord is considered as operator of only that por-
tion of the land not assigned to tenants or croppers.
Land Uanaged. — This item includes all tracts of land man
aged for one or more employers by a person hired on a salary
basis. A hired manager was considered to be the operator of
the land he managed since he was responsible for the agricul-
tural operations on that land and frequently supervised others
in performing those operations. Managed land was always to
be reported on a separate questionnaire whether or not the
manager also operates! a farm on his own account.
Land In Two or More Counties.— An individual farm was al-
ways enumerated in only one county, even in cases where the
land was located in two or more counties. If the farm operator
lived on the farm, the farm was enumerated in the county where
he lived. If he did not live on the farm, the figures for the
farm were tabulated for the county where the farm head-
quarters was located. In cases where there was any question as
to the location of the headquarters, figures for the farm were
tabulated for the county where most of the land was located.
Land in Farms According to Use. — Land in farms has been
distributed according to the way in which it was used in 1959.
The land uses described in the following paragraphs are mutually
exclusive; that is, each acre of land is included only once even
though it may have had more than one use during the year.
Cropland Harvested. — This category refers to all land from
which any crops were harvested in 1959, whether for home use
or for sale. It includes land from which hay (including wild
hay) was cut and land in berries and other small fruits, or-
chards, vineyards, nurseries, and greenhouses. Matured crops
hogged off or grazed were considered to have been "crops har-
vested" and were reported here. Land from which two or
more crops were harvested in 1959 was to be counted only once
in the land-use classification. Land used for other purposes
either before or after the crops were harvested was to be re-
ported as cropland harvested, without regard to the other uses.
The enumerator was instructed to check tlie figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the
individual crops and subtracting the acreages from which two
or more crops were harvested. This checking procedure was
repeated during the oflJce processing of questionnaires for all
farms having 100 or more acres of cropland harvested.
Cropland used only for Pasture. — This land-use classification
includes rotation pasture and all other land used only for pas-
ture or grazing that the operator considered could have been
used for crops without additional improvement. Enumerators
were instructed to include land planted to crops that were
hogged off, pastured, or grazed before maturity but to exclude
land pastured before or after hay or other crops were harvested
from it. Permanent open pasture may have been reported
either for this item or for "other pasture" depending on whether
or not the operator considered it as cropland.
The figures for 1945 and earlier censuses are not entirely
conjparable with those for the last three 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 1040, 1935, and 1925 are more nearly comparable
with those for 1959, 1954, and 1950, however, because they in-
clude land pastured that could have been plowed and used for
crops without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating.
Cropland not Harvested and not Pastured. — This classification
represents a total of three subclasses for the 17 Western States
and two subclasses for other States.
Cultivated Summer Fallow. — This subclass of land is shown
only for the 17 Western States. It refers to cropland that
was plowed and cultivated but left unseeded for the 1959
harvest in order to control weeds and conserve moisture.
Soil Improvement Grasses and Legumes. — For the 1959 cen-
sus, land used only for cover crops to control erosion or to
be iilowed under for green manure is tabulated separately
from "other cropland". After the establishment of the Soil
Bank, land that would normally have been used for other
purposes was frequently planted to soil-improvement crops.
In counties where large acreages were placed in the Soil
Bank, the total of land u.sed for soil-improvement crops plus
"other cropland" may be considerably larger than the "other
cropland" shown for previous censuses.
Other Cropland. — This subclass includes idle cropland, land
in crops intended for harvest after 1959, and cropland not
harvested because of complete crop failure, low prices, labor
/Shortage, or other reasons. The 1959 figures for "other
cropland" are not entirely comparable with those for previ-
ous censuses since they do not include land used only for
soil-improvement crops. (See preceding paragraph.)
Woodland Pastured. — This classification includes all wood-
land where livestock were pastured or grazed in 1959. The
instruction on the questionnaire — "Include as woodland all
wood lots and timber tracts ; cutover and deforested land
which has value for wood products and has not been improved
for pasture" — represents a somewhat more precise definition
than the corresponding instruction contained on the 19.54 ques-
tionnaire. No definition of woodland was given in 1950 apart
from an instruction to enumerators not to include brush pas-
ture as woodland. Some of the changes in woodland acreages
from one census to another may merely represent differences
in interpretation as to what constitutes "woodland."
Woodland not Pastured. — This classification refers to all
woodland not used for pasture or grazing in 1959, including
land in operated farms that was placed in the Soil Bank and
planted to trees. Unusually large tracts of timberland that
were reported as woodland not pastured were excluded from
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the tabulation of land in farms when it was evident that such
land was held primarily for nonagrlcultural purposes.
Other Pasture. — This classification refers to all land other
than woodland and cropland that was used only for pasture
or grazing in 1959. It includes noncrop open or brush pasture
and cutover or deforested land that has been improved and
used for pasture. The figures for the last three censuses are
comparable but those for 1945 Include all nonwoodland pas-
ture that had not been plowed during the preceding seven
years. For the 1940 census and earlier years, the figures are
more nearly comparable with those for the last three censuses.
However, the classification may be somewhat less inclusive
because land that could have been plowed and used for crops
without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating was classi-
fied as plowable pasture and included with "cropland used
only for pasture".
Improved Pasture. — This subclass refers to that portion of
"other pasture" on which one or more of the following prac-
tices had been used : liming, fertilizing, seeding, irrigating,
draining, or the clearing of weed or brush growth. The fig-
ures are comparable with those for 1954. when the question
on improved pasture was asked for the first time.
Other Land. — This classification refers to all land not in-
cluded in the preceding land-use classifications, such as house
lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, land area of ponds, and
wasteland. This figure for 19-59 was obtained from the ma-
chine tabulations by subtracting the total of all other uses
from the total land in all farms reported for a given county
or classification. Hence, there is no figure given to represent
the farms reporting this item.
Value of Land and Buildings. — Only average values of land
and buildings per farm and per acre are presented in this report.
They are estimates ba.sed on data obtained for sample farms.
Estimates of the total value of land and buildings by States,
geographic divisions, and the United States, are presented in
voliune II.
The enumerator was Instructed to record the market value of
the land and the buildings on that land. Market value was defined
as the price which the farm operator would exi)ect to receive for
the land and buildings if he were to sell them on the day of
enumeration.
More problems and difficulties arise in the enumeration of farm-
real-estate values than in the enumeration of most other agri-
cultural items. Most of the items enumerated require the re-
spondent to make a statement of fact. For example, information
about the number and value of farm animals sold alive during the
year is based on actual transactions. Similarly, information about
livestock inventories relates to the situation existing on a spe-
cific place at a spe(-iflc time. Reports concerning the value of
land and buildings, however, are estimates based almost entirely
on opinion. The majority of farms have not changed hands for
many years and are not currently for sale. For such farms, the
operators are not likely to have any clear basis for estimating the
value. To make an intelligent and objective estimate, a respond-
ent first needs to make an estimate of the prevailing average
market value of farms in his community. Then, he must either
add to or subtract from that estimate to allow for the different
characteristics of his own farm. In many cases, an operator who
would not sell his farm under any circumstances may report an
unreasonably high market value. In other cases, a farm operator
who acquired his real estate during a period of relatively low
prices may estimate an unrealistlcally low value by current stand-
ards. Because of the extent of variation that is known to exist
In real estate values, it is difficult to devise checking procedures
that will identify inaccurate estimates.
Age of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by age Into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was derived
from the sum of the ages of all farm operators reporting ape
divided by the number reporting. The number of farm operators
65 or more years of age Is an actual count based on the operators
reporting age.
Besidence of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by resi-
dence according to whether or not they lived on the farms they
were operating. Some of those who did not live on the farms
they operated themselves lived on farms operated by others. In
cases where all the land was rented from others or worked on
shares for others, the operator was considered to live on the farm
operated provided the dwelling he occupied was included in the
rental agreement. The dwelling, in such cases, was not neces-
sarily on the land being operated. Similarly, a farm operator
who did not live on the land being cultivated or grazed but who
had some agricultural operations (other than a home garden)
at his dwelling was considered as living on the farm operated.
Since some farm operators live on their farms only during
a part of the year, comparability of the figures for various cen-
suses may be affected by the date of enumeration.
In a few cases, the enumerator failed to report the residence of
the farm operator. Differences between the total number of
farms and the number of farm operators classified by residence
indicate the extent of under-reporting.
Tear Began Operating Present Farm. — Enumerators were in-
structed to report the year during which a farm operator began
to operate his present farm and, if the year was 1958 or later,
also to report the month. The year was intended to refer to the
first year of the period during which the oi)erator had been In
continuous charge of his present farm or of any iwirt of it. The
time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began operating their farms, as shown by a monthly breakdown
of the reports for farmers who began operating their present
farms during 1958 and 1959.
OSf-Farm Work and Other Income. — To obtain a meastire of the
extent to which farm operators rely on nonfarm sources for part
of their income, four questions were asked of all farm operators.
The first question asked for the number of days the operator
worked off his farm In 1959. The other three questions, to be
answered "Yes" or "No," asked (1) whether other members of the
operator's household did any work off the farm ; (2) whether any
income was received from sources other than the sale of agri-
cultural products from the farm operated; and (3) whether the
combined income of all members of the hou.sehold from off-farm
work and other sources was greater than the total value of agri-
cultural products sold from the farm operated.
Off-farm work was defined to Include work on someone else's
farm for pay as well as all types of nonfarm jobs, businesses, and
professions, whether the work was done on the farm premises or
elsewhere. Exchange work was not included.
The questions asked in the 1959 Census are closely comparable
with those asked in 1954. The data for 1959 are actual totals of
all operators reporting off-farm work and other income whereas
those for 1954 are estimated totals based on the sample.
Equipment and Facilities. — In 1959 as in several earlier cen-
suses, data about specified equipment and facilities were obtained
for only a sample of farms. Farm operators were asked to report
equipment and facilities that were on the farm at Uie time of enu-
meration, regardless of ownership. They were to Include Items
that were temporarily out of order but not any that were worn
out.
Data in terms of actual number were obtained for the follow-
ing items of farm e<iuipment in 1959: (1) grain combines, (2) corn
pickers, (3) pick-up balers, (4) field forage harvesters, (5) mo-
tortrucks, (6) wheel tractors, (7) garden tractors, (8) crawler
tractors, and (9) automobiles. Definitions given enumerators in-
cluded the following specifications, among others ; Corn pickers
related to all types of machines used for picking corn, whether
used in separate or In combined picking-shelling operations.
Pick-up balers were to include both hand-tie and automatic balers
but not stationary ones. Motortrucks were to include piok-up
trucks and truck-trailer combinations; jeeps and station wagons
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were also to be included if they were used primarily as trucks,
but school buses were specifically excluded. Wheel tractors spe-
cifically excluded garden tractors, implements with built-in power
units, such as self-propelled combines or powered buck rakes, and
the power unit of a truck-trailer combination. Automobiles were
to include jeeps and station wagons if they were used primarily
as passenger cars.
Questions to be answered "Tes" or "No" provided information
as to the presence or absence of the following items: (1) tele-
phone, (2) home freezer, (3) milking machine, (4) electric railk
cooler, (5) bulk-type milk cooler (in six States only— Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin),
(6) crop drier and (7) power-operated elevator, conveyor, or
blower.
Comparable data from one census to another are not available
for all items. The questions asked about equipment during a
given census reflect changes in farm mechanization and in the
facilities available to farm families. Questions about some items
of equipment were asked in 1959 for the first time (electric milk
cooler, crop drier, bulk-type milk cooler, etc.). Similarly, some
questions that were asked in earlier censuses were omitted in
1959. For example, the use of electricity is now so widespread
that there is no longer any need for obtaining a count of the
farms having it.
Farms by Kind of Road. — The classification of farms by the kind
of road on which they are located is based on only a sample of
farms. The enumerator was instructed to report, on the basis
of his own observation, the kind of road on which the most
frequently used entrance to the farm was located. For farms
consisting of two or more tracts, he was to limit his report to the
tract on which the farm operator had his dwelling or other
headquarters.
Farm labor. — The questions about farm labor were asked only
for the sample farms and related to persons working during
ihe calendar week preceding the week of enumeration. Since
the enumeration starting dates varied by geographic areas, and
the euutiieration within each area lasted over a period of several
weeks, the calendar weeks to v/hich the data apply also vary.
Thus, the data for an individual farm may relate to any one
week during the months of October, November, or December, or
even, ii' a tew instances, to weeks during September 1959 or
January 1960.
Farm labor v/as defined to include any work, chores, or planning
necessary to the agricultural operations of the farm ; and to ex-
clude housework, contract construction work, custom machine
work, aud repair, installation, or construction work done by per-
sons employed specifically for such work. The farm labor in-
formation contained in this report represents estimates based on
answers to questions relating to the farm work or chores done
during the week by (1) operator, (2) unpaid members of the
operator's family, and (3) hired persons. An operator was
considered as working if he worked one or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family, if they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked at all during the week.
Data are not fully comparable from one census to another,
primarily because of differences in the period to which they relate.
In 1954, the data were purposely related to either one of two
calendar weeks, depending in part on the starting date set for
the enumeration and in part on which week represented a period
of peak employment within a given State. For the mnjority of
States, the period specified was the week of September 26-October
2 ; for other States, the week of October 24-30.
lu 1930, as in 1959, the data related to the week preceding the
actual enumeration. Unlike 1959, however, enumeration starting
dates were identical for all States in 1950 (April 1) but since
several weeks were required to complete the enumeration, the
calendar week preceding the enumeration was not identical for
all farms. In 1945 and 1935, the number of farm workers related
to the first week in January and, in 1940, to the last week in
March. In 1945, 1940, and 1935, only persons working the equiv-
alent of two or more days during the specified week were to be
included. In 1945 and 1940, an additional specification limited
the workers to those 14 years old and over.
Experience gained from earlier censuses indicates that farm
labor data are often unsatisfactorily reported unless the week
specified is the week immediately preceding the actual enumer-
ation. When a farm operator was asked to report the number of
persons employed during a specified week that was several weeks
prior to enumeration, he often reported the highest number of
persons employed during the year. Obviously incorrect reports
were adjusted to make the data reflect more nearly the situation
known to exist during the specified week. The farm labor data
for 1954 relates to a specified week which, in some cases, was sev-
eral weeks prior to enumeration. Few adjustments were made
in those data, however, even though there were indications of
incorrect reiwrting.
Regular and Seasonal Workers. — Hired i)ersons working on
the farm during the week concerned were classed as "regular"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year. They were classed as "seasonal"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was
less than 150 days. In cases where the period of employment
was not reported for an individual farm, it was estimated from
data for such items as basis of payment, wage rates, expendi-
tures for labor in 1959, and type of farming operations.
Hired Workers by Basis of Payment. — Hired persons were
also classified according to whether they were paid on a
monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis, or by piecework. In
cases of incomplete reporting, the basis of payment for hired
workers was supplied during the otfice processing operations.
Wage Rates and Hours Worked. — The agreed cash rate of pay
was asked for each class of hired worker except those em-
ployed on a piecework basis. (The number and the earnings of
persons paid on a piecework basis were required for those who
worked on Friday of the week preceding the enumeration.)
The number of hours that workers were expected to work to
earn their pay was asked for each class except those employed
on an hourly or piecework basis. For 1959 and 19.^4, the data
include office estimates for farms submitting incomplete reports
of wage rates and hours worked. The estimates were consistent
with the size and type of operations for the individual farm as
compared with similar farms in the area for which complete
reports were received. The corresponding data for 1950 apply
only to farms that reported both wage rates and hours worked.
Fertilizer and Lime. — The questions about fertilizer and lime,
asked only for the sample farms, relate to the acreage on which
fertilizer and lime were u.sed and to the quantity used. Farm
operators were asked to report total quantities used in 1959 on
the farms they operated regardless of when or by wliom the ferti-
lizer and lime were purchased. In the South, some landlords
who operated farms themselves included the fertilizer and lime
they had purchased for use on their tenant-oijerated land. Such
fertilizer and lime may also have been reported by the tenants.
When double reporting was detected during the editing process,
the data on the questionnaires concerned were adjusted to elim-
inate duplication in the totals.
The 1959 data for fertilizer aud lime are entirely comparable
with those for 1954. A breakdown between dry and liquid fer-
tilizing materials was not obtained in 1954 and data on cost
of either fertilizer or lime were not obtained in 1959.
Fertilizer. — The report for fertilizer was to refer only to com-
mercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials, including rock
phosphate. The acres fertilized and the tons of fertilizer ap-
plied to those acres were obtained separately for selected crops.
The selected crops varied by region so that it was possible to
obtain detailed data for the crops most commonly fertilized
in each region. In cases where the same land was used for
more than one crop, the acres fertilized were to be reported
separately for each crop. If the same crop was fertilized
more than once, however, the acres in that crop were to be
reported only once. In all cases, the total quantity of fer-
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tllizer used In 1959 was to be reported. Including quantities
used on land occupied by crops planted in 1958 or by crops
to be harvested in 1960.
Reports for quantity of fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used were required for both dry and liquid materials. The
terms "dry" and "liquid" referred to the form in which the
fertilizers and fertilizing materials were purchased and not
to the way in which they were applied. Thus, dry fertilizers
were those purchased in dry or solid form, as powders, dusts,
granules, pellets, etc. ; liquid fertilizers were those purchased
in fluid form, as solutions or as liquefied gases.
Lime. — The data for lime relate to the total acreage limed In
1959 and the total tonnage of lime and liming materials used
on those acres for purposes of conditioning the soil. Instruc-
tions on the questionnaire stated that giound limestone, hy-
drated and burnt lime, marl, and oyster shells were to be
included but that lime used for spraying or sanitation purposes
was to be omitted.
For some counties, the tonnage of lime shown In the table
may be less than the tonnage reported for the Agriculture Con-
servation Program or the Conservation Reserve Program of
the Soil Bank. Differences may be due either to sampling
error or to under-reporting by farm operators. Many of the
differences are minimized or eliminated entirely In the data
presented on a State or regional basis.
Specified Farm Expenditures. — The data for farm expenditures
are estimates based on reports obtained from the sample farms.
The 1959 questionnaire contained questions for six items of farm
expenditure: (1) purchase of feed for livestock and poultry,
(2) purchase of livestock and poultry, (3) machine hire,
(4) hired labor, (5) seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, and (6) gaso-
line and other petroleum fuel and oil. With the exception of
items (2) and (5), exactly the same questions were asked in
1954. For each item sjjecifled, the total expenditures made for
the farm in 1959 were to be reported, whether made by the
farm operator, his landlord, or both. A farm operator who
rented part of his land to others was to report only the ex-
penditures for the land he operated himself. Enumerators were
instructed to ask respondents who had difficulty estimating
their expenses for the period between enumeration and the end
of the year to estimate them on the basis of current costs.
Feed. — The report on feed purchased for livestock and poultry
was to include expenditures for grain, hay, millfeeds, pasture,
salt, condiments, eonti-ntrates, and mineral supplements as
well as for the grintiinp and mixing of feed. The estimated
cost of items furnishe<i by a landlord, contractor, or other
owner for feeding poultry and livestock kept on the farm was
also to be included. Payments made by a tenant to his land-
lord for feed grown on the tenant farm were to be excluded.
Livestock and Poultry. — The cost of baby chicks and turkey
poults was to be included in the ext>endlture8 made for the
purchase of livestock and poultry. Enumerators were in-
structed to ask the farm operator to Include the cost or esti-
mated purchase value of poultry and livestock provided by
others and carod for by the operator under a contract feeding
arrangement. The cost of livestock purchased for resale within
30 days was not to be included. A short-term transaction of
that nature was considered to be a dealer operation, not an
agricultural one.
Data on the purchase of livestock and poultry were not ob-
tained in 1954. The instructions for the 1950 census specified
that expenditures for domestic rabbits, fur-bearing animals
kept in captivity, and bees were to be included. Any lack of
comparability in the 1950 and 1959 data resulting from inclu-
sion or exclusion of rabbits, fur-bearing animals, or bees is
considered to be so slight as to be insignificant.
Machine Hire. — Expenditures for machine hire relate to cus-
tom machine work, such as tractor hire, threshing, grain or
seed combining, silo filling, baling, cotton picking, cotton gin-
ning, corn picking, plowing, vegetable harvesting, fruit pick-
ing, spraying, and dusting. Any amount spent for the labor
Included in the cost of machine hire was to be con.sidered as
part of the total expenditure. The cost of freight or trucking
and exchange work without pay were to be omitted.
Hired Labor. — Expenditures for hired labor were to include
total cash payments made in 1959 to family members and to
others for farm labor. I'ayment-s to persons supplied by a con-
tractor or a cooperative organization and paid directly by
them or by the crew boss were also to be included. Payments
for the following types of work were to be excluded : house-
work, contract construction work, custom machine work, and
repair, installation, or construction work done by persons spe-
cifically employed for such work.
Qasoline and Other Petroleum Fuel and Oil. — S^xpenditures for
gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil were to relate only
to the products used in the farm business. Enumerators were
instructed to exclude the cost of petroleum products used
for the family automobile when operated for other than farm
business purposes and of products used in the farmhouse for
heating, cooking, and lighting.
Seeds, Bulba, Plants, and Trees. — Expenditures were to repre-
sent the total amount spent for seeds, bulbs, plants, and traes
to be used on the farm operated. The value of seed grown on
the farm was to be excluded. For nurseries and greenhouses,
the cost of products purchased for Immediate resale waa also
to be excluded.
This item of expenditure was not included in the 1954 Census.
The data are comparable with those for 1950, however.
Crops
Crops Harvested. — The 1959 agriculture questionnaire was simi-
lar to the questionnaire used in several previous cenfUBCs In
that it provided for the collection of detailed data for all crops
harvested on each individual farm. The variation In tha crops
listed on the questionnaires used In different States made pos-
sible the separate reporting of all Important cmp.'s grown In a
given area. All versions of the questionnaire contained several
"All other crops" questions where crops not specifically listed in
separate questions were to be reported.
Acreage of Crops Harvested.— In most Instances, the acreage
reported for individual crops represents the area harvested
during 1959. The area harvested is often less than the area
planted. For fruit orchards and groves, vineyards, and planted
nut trees, the acreage reported represents the total area in
both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines as of the date of
enumeration — usually a date In October, November, or Decem-
ber 1959. For soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, the acreage
grown for all purposes was reported as well as the acreage har-
vested for si)eclfic purposes. For velvet beans, only the acreage
grown was reported. As the enumeration was about to begin
in South Florida (those counties in which the enumeration was
begun on October 7), an instruction was issued to the effect
that the data for vegetables and potato crops should relate
to a full year, beginning on October 1, 1958, and ending Sep-
teml>er 30, 1959.
Quantity of Crops Harvested. — Except for citrus fruits, olives,
avocados, and for vegetable and potato crops In South Florida
(see preceding paragraph) data for quantity harvested relate
to the calendar year 1959. For citrus frnlts, the quantity
harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the 1958-59 marketing
season was to be reported. For olives, the crop harvested In
1959 was to be reported for all States except California and
Arizona. Enumerators in those two StJites were'liistnicted to
report olives harvested from the bloom of 1958 during the 1958-
59 harvest season (September 15, 1958, to February 28, 1959).
In the case of avocados, the data for California were to relate
to the quantity harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the
marketing season that extended from October 1, 1908 to Sep-
tember 30, 1959; the data for Florida were to relate to the
crop harvested for the marketing season that extended from
July 1, 1969, to February 28, 1960. Respondents were to
estimate quantities not yet harvested at the time of
enumeration.
TTnit of Measure. — The unit of measure in which quantities
were to be reported has varied for some crops, not only from
■State to State, but also from census to census. The aim has
been to permit reporting in the units of measure currently
In use. In the State and county tables, the quantities harvested
for each crop are usually expressed in the unit of measure
given on the 19,'j9 agriculture questionnaire. In 1959, for corn
and Irish potatoes, a choice between two units in which to
report the production was given in some States. (See the
discussion for those crops.) To provide readily comparable
Information, data published in earlier reports In different units
of measure generally have been converted to the units used in
1959.
Com. — In the 1959 census, detailed questions regarding the
purpose for which corn was harvested wore asked in all States.
For most States, bushels was the only unit specified for com
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for grain. In some areas, however, where farmers were not
accustomed to using bushels as the unit of measure, the question-
naire contained a provision for the quantity of corn for grain
to be reported either in bushels (shelled basis) or in baskets of
ear corn. As in former censuses, some reports were received
In units of measure other than bushels or baskets. Prior to
tabulation, all reports were converted to bushels (shelled basis)
on the basis of the following factors: 70 pounds of ear corn,
2 baskets of ears, or 56 pounds of shelled corn equal one bushel.
A barrel of ear com was usually considered equal to 5 bushels of
shelled corn.
Annual legnmes. For soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, the
acres and quantity grown or harvested for specific purposes, Eis
well as the total acreage grown for all puriwses, were obtained
for areas where these crops are grown extensively ; for velvet-
beans, only the total grown for all purposes was obtained. For
all these crops except, possibly peanuts, the total acreage grown
for all purposes includes some acreage that was plowed under
for green manure. In a few Southern States, separate figures
were obtained for the acres grown alone and the acres grown
with other crops. In 1959, as in 1954, enumerators were in-
structed to report green soybeans and blackeyes and other green
cowpeas harvested for sale as vegetables and not as annual
legumes.
Eay Crops. — Data for the total acres of land from which hay
was cut exclude the acreage in sorghum, soybean, cowpea, and
peanut hays. These crops were reported in separate questions
In the States where they are important. To obtain the total
acres from which other hays were cut, the acres of the various
hay crops, including grass silage, were added together for each
county. The corresponding totals for 1954 were obtained by
the same procedure. For the 1950 census, however, the totals
were based on farmers' own reports of their total acreage in
harvested hay crops.
The questionnaire contained an instruction that if two or more
cuttings were made from the same land, the total production
from all cuttings was to be reported but the acres cut were to
be counted only once. In cases where both hay and grass silage
were cut from the same land, the total acreage was to be reported
for both crops. In 1959, as in 1954, alfalfa hay included alfalfa
and alfalfa mixtures for hay and for dehydrating ; clover and
timothy hay included clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses ; small grain hay included oats, wheat, barley, rye, or
other small grains cut for hay. The hay crops listed on the
questionnaire varied somewhat from one State or region to
another. The kinds of hay to be included in separate questions
can i>e determined for a specific State from reference to the
facsimile of the questionnaire that is in the appendix.
The tonnage of hay. Including alfalfa hay for dehydrating, is
given on a dry-weight basis. Prior to tabulation, production
reported in green weight was converted to its dry-weight equiv-
alent by dividing by 3. However, the production of grass silage
is given in terms of green weight.
Field Seed Crops. — The field seed crops listed on each version
of the questionnaire were limited to those considered most Im-
portant within the given State. Each version of the question-
naire contained space for listing other field seed crops In order
to facilitate the reporting of all field seed crops harvested.
Quantity harvested was to be reported in terms of clean seed
for most field seed crops. Bluegrass, or Junegrass peed, was to
be reported la terms of green seed for Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Tennessee. No mention was made of "green-weight basis" for
other States where this crop was to be reported in the "All other"
question.
Irish Potatoes and Sweetpotatoes. — For Irish potatoes and
sweetpotatoes (including yams), the total quantity harvested was
to be reported for each crop in all cases, whether harvested for
home use or for sale or whether used for livestock feed. The
acreage harvested was to be reported for each crop only in cases
where the quantity amounted to 20 or more bushels (or the
approximate equivalent in terms of hundredweights, barrels, or
pounds, as explained on different versions of the questionnaire).
This method of reporting was designed to facilitate the enumera-
tion of potatoes harvested on small plots for home use. Essen-
tially the same procedure was followed in both 1954 and 1950.
In earlier censuses, however, the acreage of Irish potatoes and
sweetpotatoes was to be reported in all cases, even when produc-
tion was solely for home use. Therefore, the data on acres for
censuses prior to 1950 are not fully comparable with those for
the last three censuses, especially In counties or States where
production is largely for home use.
The unit of measure in which quantity was to be reported
varied from one State or region to another to correspond with
the units most commonly used in a given area. In 27 States,
the questionnaire provided a choice for reporting either bushels
or 100-pound bags (hundredweights). The published data for
counties and States are in terms of bushels.
Berries and Other Small Frnits. — The question for berries and
other small fruits related si)ecifically to the acreages and quanti-
ties harvested for sale. Only tame or cultivated berries were to
be reported except for the New EIngland States, where wild blue-
berries were also to be included. Enumerators were instructed
always to report the total quantity of each kind of l)erry har-
vested for sale but to report the area harvested only when It
amounted to one-tenth acre or more. Nonbearing areas and areas
and quantities harvested for home use were to be excluded. The
data for 1959 and 1954 are fully comparable.
Tree Fruits, Nuts, and Grapes. — In 1959, as in 1954, fruit trees,
nut trees, and grapevines were not enumerated for farms having
a combined total of less than 20 at the time of enumeration.
Both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines were to be included
but not any that had been abandoned. For censuses prior to
1954, all fruit or nut trees and grapevines on the farm were
to be enumerated, regardless of the number. Because of this
change in enumeration procedure, the data for 1959 and 1954
are not fully comparable with those for earlier censuses. In
commercial fruit-producing counties, the change in procedure
may have had a considerable effect on the number of farms re-
porting without causing any significant changes In the number
of trees and vines nor in the quantity harvested. In counties
where most of the trees or vines are in small plantings and
where production is largely for home-use, however, the change
may have caused a significant reduction not only in the number
of farms reporting but also in the number of trees and vines and
in the quantity harvested.
In both 1959 and 1954, the area In fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nut trees was enumerated when there
were 20 or more fruit trees, nut trees, and grapevines. In
1950, the corresponding area was enumerated only if it amounted
to one-half acre or more. In censuses prior to 1950, the area was
to be reported regardless of its size or of the number of trees
and vines. Enumerators frequently omitted the fractional acre-
ages in small plantings and home orchards, however. In some
counties, small plantings or home orchards comprise a sizeable
proportion of the total fruit and nut acreage. For those
counties, the change from one census to another in acreage of
land in fruits and nuts may not be due to fact but merely to
differences in enumeration.
In 1959, California was the only State for which the acreage
in each individual fruit and nut crop was obtained. In 1954,
such acreage was also obtained for Arizona. In all States, the
number of bearing and nwibearing trees or vines on the farm at
the time of enumeration and the quantity harvested in 1959
were to be rejwrted separately for each fruit and nut crop. (Ex-
ceptions in the harvest period for citrus fruits, avocados, and
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olives are described on p. XIX.) The unit of measure in which
quantities were to be reported varied from one State to another.
Tables in this report show quantities in the unit of measure
appearing on the 19.59 questionnaire used in the State.
Nursery and Greenhouse Products. — The questions about nursery
and greenhouse products related only to proiluots grown on the
place for sale. Crops bought for resale without additional cul-
tivation were to be excluded. The area used for growing and
the value of sales were to be reported separately for each of
three groups, as follows :
a. Nursery products, (trees, shrubs, vines, and ornamentals).
b. Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens, and bedding plants.
For these items, the area grown In the open was to be re-
ported separately from the area grown under glass.
c. Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms. For these items,
the area grown ia the open was to be reported separately
from the area grown under glass or in the house.
The data obtained for 1959 are comparable with those for
1954 and 1950 since the questions a.sked were essentially the
same In the three censuses. Detailed data regarding the pro-
duction and sale of nursery, greenhouse, and other horticultural
products on farms having sales of $2,000 will be published in
volume V, part 1.
Forest Products. — The forest products data obtained in the
Census of Agriculture relate only to the products cut on farms.
Commercial logging, timber operations, and forest products grown
or cut on nonfarm places are excluded. Therefore, the data In
this report do not represent the total forestry output or income
for a county or State.
The questions included on the 1959 agriculture questionnaire
are more detailed than those asked in the 1954 Census. Value
was obtained for the sale of standing timber or trees and for
the sale of poles and piling, bark, bolts, and mine timbers. The
quantity cut, whether for home use or sale, and the quantity sold
were obtained for individual forestry prodiicts such as firewood
and fuelwood, fence posts, sawlogs and veneer logs. Data relating
to pulpwood, Christmas trees, maple trees, and maple syrup were
obtained in States where such products are Important
commerc-ially.
Value of Crops Harvested. — The total value of crops harvested
represents the estimated value of all crops harvested during the
crop year 1959. It includes the value of quantities cf)nsumed
on farms as food, feed, seed, etc., as well as quantities sold.
Farmers were not a.sked to report values of crops harvested;
the values were calculated in the Processing Oflice. For individ-
ual crops, the quantity harvested was multiplied by the average
price at which the crop was sold in the State. State average
prices were furnished to the Bureau of the Censas by the Agricul-
tural Marketing .Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
They are ba.sed on reports received from a sample of farmers and
dealers. Quantities harvested were not obtaineii for vegetables
nor for nursery and greenhou.se products. Therefore, for those
crops, the value of sales, as obtained in the enumeration, was used
in the calculation of total value of crops harvested.
Value of Crops Sold. — The questionnaire required value of sales
of crops to be rei)orted only for total vegetables, nursery and
greenhouse products, and certain forest products. For all other
crops, the value of sales was calculated on a county level during
processing operations by multiplying the State average prices
by either the quantity sold or the quantity harvested. Reports
of quantity .sold were obtained during the enumeration only for
some of the major field crops. Quantity harvested was used in
the calculation of value of crops sold for such crops as cotton,
tobacco, etc., that are customarily grown for sale. The procedures
used for the various crops are described on page XXV. They
are similar to the procedures followed in 1954. In 1950, values
of crops sold were obtained for each farm during the enumeration.
IBEIGA.T10N
Seflsition of Irrigated land. — Irrigated land is defined as land
■watered for agricultural purposes by artificial means. These
means included subirrigation as well as systems whereby water
was applied to the ground surface, either directly or by sprinklers.
Land flooded for rice cultivation was considered as irrigated.
Land flooded during high-water periods was to be included as
irrigated only if water was directed to agricultural use by dams,
canals, or other works. The definition of irrigated land specif-
ically excluded land where the "water table", or natural level
of underground water, was controlled by drainage works with no
additional water brought in by canals or pipes.
Enumeration of Irrigated Land.— A question on total land Irri-
gated was asked In all States, with the exception of Alaska. The
acreage reported for this question includes not only irrigated
cropland but also any other land that was irrigated in 1959.
The questionnaires used in the 17 Western States, Louisiana,
and Hawaii included several additional questions regarding Irri-
gation. These questions related to the acreage of land irrigated
by sprinklers, irrigated land from which crops were harvested,
si)ecific crops irrigated, and source of irrigation water. Such
additional data, for irrigated farms, are presented in county
table la for these States.
Statistics on the irrigation enterprises which supplied irriga-
tion water were collected in the 1959 Census of Irrigation and
are published in Volume III, "Irrigation of Agricultural Lands".
This report contains a considerable amount of data about irri-
gation for the 17 Western States and Louisiana.
Irrigated Farms. — All farms reporting any land irrigated in
1959 are counted as irrigated farms.
land In Irrigated Farms.— Data for land in irrigated farms ac-
cording to use relate to the entire acreage in these farms, in-
cluding land that was not irrigated.
Land Irrigated.- Data for land irrigated relate only to that
part of the land in irrigated farms that was watered by artificial
means at any time in 1959. Separate figures are given for farms
reporting land irrigated by sprinklers whether or not the land
was also irrigated by other means. Additional figures are given
for farms reporting land irrigated by sprinklers only. Data
on sprinkler irrigation were not obtained in the 1954 census.
Irrigated Cropland Harvested.— The data for irrigated crop-
land harvested relate to all irrigated land from which crops
were harvested in 1959, regardless of the methcJd of irrigation.
An instruction on the questionnaire reminded enumerators and
respondents to include irrigated land from which hay was cut,
irrigated land in both bearing and nonbearing fruit and nut
crops, and irrigated land from which volunteer crops were
harvested. Each irrigated acre was to be reported only once,
regardless of how many crops were harvested from It.
Other Irrigated land. — This classification was obtained by
subtraction of the acreage of irrigated cropland harvested
from the acreage of total land irrigated. It represents primarily
Irrigated cropland not harvested and Irrigated pasture or
grazing land.
Farms Irrigated By Number of Acres Irrigated.— All farms on
which any land was irrigated In 1959 are classified according
to the number of acres irrigated In county table la for the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and Hawaii. This classification Is
based on total land Irrigated. Therefore, it includes not only the
Irrigated land from which crops were harvested but also all other
irrigated land, regardless of use.
land Irrigated By Source of Water. — The agriculture question-
naire contained a question as to what proportion of irrigated
water used on the farm In 1959 was obtained from ground-
water, surface-water, and Irrigation-organization sources. Re-
spondents were asked to report separately the percentage of
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water obtained from each source. The number of acres that j
were irrigated by water from ettch source or combination of
sources was calculated during office processing operatioas by
applying the percentages ti> the total land irrigated.
Ground-water sources relate to wells (pumped or flowing) and
springs ; surface-water sources relate to streams, lakes, reservoirs,
and sewage aud drainage ditches. For each of these sources,
only water obtained by pumps or other works operated as part
of the operator's own farm or as part of another single farm was
to be included. Irrigation-organization sources relate to irriga-
tion enterprises organized to supply water to a group of farms,
regardless of how or where the enterprise obtained the water.
The irrigation enterprise may be a legal organization or a group
of farmers informally organized to operate a supply ditch or
other works to provide water for their own farms.
Land-Use Practices
Summary Information. — The 1959 data for land-use practices
are estimates based on reports obtained from only a sample of
farms. Comparable data are not presented for 1954 becau.se
questions about land-use practices were included on the 1954
questionnaire for only a limited number of States. The various
land-use practices relate to methods for reducing soil erosion,
either by improving the soil, controlling the run-off of water, or
reducing the blov ing of topsoil.
Cropland in Cover Crops. — The data relate to land on which
cover crops were turned under for green manure in 1959 and
which was then planted to another crop. The entire acreage of
cover crops so used was to be reported even if the following crop
railed.
Cropland Used for Grain or Kow Crops Farmed on the Contour. —
This item relates to land on which grain or row crops were
planted in level rov.-s a-ounc^ the slope of a hill.
Land in Strip-Cropping Systems for Soil-Erosion Control. — Strip-
cropping was defined as the practice of alternating close-sown
crops with strips or bands of row crops or of alternating either
elose-sowa or row crops with bands of cultivated fallow land.
The published data refer to the total acreage of all fields and
tracts in which strip-cropping was practiced in 1959.
System of Terraces on Crop and Pasture Land. — This item re-
lates to the acreage in ridgctype or ehanuel-type terraces con-
structed on sloping cropland and pastureland.
Ln'ESTOCK AND POULTBT
Inventories. — Data for livestock and poultry on farms relate
to the number on hand at the time of enumeration. All live-
stock and poultry, including those being kept or fed under con-
tract, were to be enuTnerated on the farm or ranch where they
were, rsg-irdless of who owned them. Livestock in transit from
one grazing area to another or grazing in national forests, graz-
ing districts, open range, or on land used under permit were to be
reported as being on the place where the person who had control
over them had his headquarters.
The time of year at which livestock and poultry are enumerated
affects the data. Therefore, the date of enumeration needs to
be considered when totals for the various censuses are compared.
Both the 1959 and the 1954 census data represent fall inven-
tories. These censuses came at a time of large-scale movement
of flocks and herds from one range to another, from ranch to
feed lot, and from farm or ranch to market.
The censuses of 1920, 1925, 1935, and 1945 were taken as of
January 1 and those of 1930, 1940, and 1950, as of April 1. A
count made in April varies considerably from one made in Jan-
uary. In most areas a large number of animals are born between
January and April. A considerable number of older animals die
or are sold during the same period. In the range States, along
with the change in season and grazing condition, sheep and cattle
are moved from one locality or county to another. This movement
may affect the comparability of data for counties and, in some
cases, for States. The conij>aiability of data by age has been
affected also by changes in the questions from one census to
another.
Milk Cows, Cows Milked, Milk Produced, and Butter.— Data on
the number of milk cows, cows milked, and milked produced relate
to the day preceding ihe enumeration. Data for butter churned
were obtained only for 14 States and relate to the calendar week
precciil/ig the enumeration. The data for cows milked yesterday
and milk produced yesterday are not given in this volume. These
3gures were obtamed primarily to serve the needs of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture in making monthly and annual esti-
mates of milk production. These figures can be made available,
at a small cost, to others who express an interest in them.
Whole Milk and Cream Sold. — Data for whole milk and cream
sold relate to the- entire year 1959 and are estimates based on
reports obtained for farms in the sample. All milk and cream
sold from the farm (except quantities purchased from some
other place and then resold) were to be included, regardless
of who shared the receipts. The questionnaire provided three
alternative units of measure for reporting the quantity of milk
sold — pounds of milk, gallons of milk, and pounds of butterfat.
The respondent was thus permitted to report quantity according
to the unit of measure in which payment was received. In the
State and county tables, the data for milk are given in the unit
of measure most commonly used in the State. Pounds of butter-
fat were converted into gallons or pounds of whole milk on the
basis of the average butterfat content of milk as shown by data
furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
Sows and Gilts Farrowing. — In the 1959 census, data were ob-
tained for the number of litters farrowed between December 1,
1958, and June 1, 1959, and from June 1 to December 1, 1959. In
the 1954 census, data were obtained for the sows and gilts that
farrowed rather than for the number of litters.
Sheep, Lambs, and Wool. — In the 1959 census, questions about
sheep, lambs, and wool were asked in all States. Data on
shearings and on amount of wool shorn were obtained for lambs
and sheep separately. In the 1954 census, sheep and lamb inven-
tories were not obtained for Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Goats and Mohair. — In 1959, questicms on goats, kids, and mo-
hair appeared on the questionnaires for the following nine States :
Arizona, California, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Oregon, Texas, and Utah. In 1954, corresponding data were ob-
tained for Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas,
Washington, and selected counties In Missouri.
Bees and Honey. — No questions on bees and honey were in-
cluded on the questionnaires for either the 1959 or the 1954
census. In 1959, however, enumerators were instructed to ob-
tain agriculture questionnaires for places not having agricultural
operations if they were engaged in beekeeping. The number of
hives of bees and the amount of honey sold were to be reported
in the "Remarks" space of the questionnaire. Data for bees
and honey are not included in this report.
Value of livestock on Farms. — To obtain the value of livestock
on farms, the number of each class of livestock or poultry ou hand
was multiplied by the State average price for 1959, as furnished
by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture. Comparable data for 1954 were compiled by the
same method on tlie basis of average prices for that year.
Sales of Live Animals. — Data for the number and value of ani-
mals sold alive in 1959 are estimates based on reports for sample
farms only. Corresponding data for 1954 were obtained for all
farms. The dollar value of sales was obtained from the farmer
INTRODUCTION
XXIII
for cattle, calves, and horses and mules. Average value per head
for other livestock sold was obtained from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. In the 1959 census, respondents were asked to
report separately the number of live animals already sold and the
number estimated to be sold between the time of enumeration and
the end of the year. This separation of reports for the number
sold and to be sold was designed to assure more complete coverage
of all livestock sales made during the year. In the 1954 census,
only totals for the entire year were obtained though reference
was made to animals to be sold between enumeration and the end
of the year.
Sales of Poultry and Poultry Products. — For both the 1959 and
the 1954 Censuses, sales of chickens were obtained for two groups:
(1) broilers and (2) other chickens. The enumeration of broiler
sales presents prob'ems arising from the varied contractual ar-
rangements under which broilers are produced. The question-
naire contained an instruction to the effect that all broilers grown
for others under contract were to be reported as sold. During
office processing operations, the data reported for inventories and
sales of chickens four months old and over, chicken eggs sold, and
broilers sold were carefully examined. Obvious inconsistencies
indicating confusion between broilers and other chickens were
corrected on the basis of estimated values and, for sample farms,
on the basis of data reported for expenditures for feed, poultry
and livestock purchases, hired labor, etc.
Questions relating to poultry other than chickens (and broilers)
were generally the same In 1959 as In 1954. In the 1959 census,
however, only total numbers were obtained for turkeys and turkey
fryers rai.sed and for turkey hens kept for breeding whereas the
1954 questionnaire asked for a breakdown between light and heavy
breeds. Also, for poultry other than chickens and turkeys, the
1959 census obtained the number sold whereas the 1954 census
obtained the number raised.
Classification of Fabmb
Scope of Classification. — Data for land in farms, and for crop-
land harvested in farms classified by size, by coloi of operator and
by tenure of operator were tabulated for all farn»s. However,
most of the detailed data by size of farm, by color of operator, by
tenure of operator, by economic class, and by type of farm are
estimates based on farms in the sample. The farm classifications
by size of farm, color of operator, tenure of operator, economic
class of Carm, and type of farm were made in the processing
office on the basis of data reported on each questionnaire.
Farms by Size. — Farms were classified by size according to the
total land area established for each farm. The same classifica-
tion was used for all States. According to definition, a farm is
essentially an operating unit, not an ownership tract. All land
operated by one person or partnership represents one farm. In
the 'ase of a landlord who has assigned land to croppers or other
tenants, the land as.signed to each cropper or tenant is considered
a separate farm even though the landlord may operate the entire
lanUholdl>ig as one unit In respect to supervision, equipment, rota-
tion practice, purchase of supplies, or sale of products. In some
parts of the South, a special Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire was
used to assure an accurate enumeration of each unit within a
multiple-unit operation. A change wcs made in the size classifica-
tion for 1959, as contrasted with several preceding years, by sub-
dividing the 1,000-acre-and-over group and by combining two
previously recognized groups, viz., 10 to 29 acres and 30 to 40
acres.
Parms by Color of Operator. — Farms were classified by color of
operator into two groups, "white" and "nonnliite." "Nonwhite"
Includes primarily Negro and Indian operators but also some of
other racial origin.
Enumerators were instructed to report the race on the basis of
their own observation whenever possible rather than by asking the
respondent.
Farms by Tenure of Operator, — The classification of farms by
tenure of operator was based on data reported for land owned,
land rented from others or worked for others on shares, land
managed for others, and land rented to others or worked on shares
by others. The same basis of classification was used in 1959
as in 1954.
For 1959, each questionnaire was coded, during the editing proc-
ess, to indicate whether it represented a farm operated by a full
owner, part owner, manager, or tenant. The sample question-
naires for tenants were given a code to Indicate the kind of
tenant.
The various cla.^siflcations of tenure, as u.sed for the 1959 census,
are <lefined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
I), Part Owners operate land they own and also land rented
from others,
c. Managers operate land for others and are paid a wage or
salary for their services. Persons acting merely as care-
takers or hired as laborers are not classified as managers. If
n farm operator managed land for others and also operated
land on his own account, the land operated »n his own ac-
count was considered as one farm and the land managed for
others as a second farm. If, however, he uianafred land for
two or more employers, all the managed land was considered
to l)e one farm.
d. Tenants rent from others or work on shares for others all
the land they operate. They are further classified, as de-
scribed below, on the basis of rental arrangements In regard
to the payment of cash rent, sharing of crops, sharing of
livestock or livestock products, and the furnishing of work
power by the landlord.
(1) Cash Tenants pay cash rent, either on a per-acre basis or
for the farm as a whole.
(2) Bhare-Cash Tenants pay part of the rent in cash and part
In a share of the crops and/or of the livestock and livestock
products.
(3) Crop-Share Tenants pay a share of the crops but not of the
livestock or livestock products.
(4) Ilvcstook-Share Tenants pay a share of the livestock or
livestock products. Thej may or may not also pay a share of
the crops.
(5) Croppers are tenants whose landlords furnished all the
work animals or tractor power. They usually work under
the close supervision of the landowners or their agents, or
other farm operators. Also, the land assigned to them Is
often merely a part of a multi-unit operation. Croppers may
or may not also pay cash rent or a share of crops, livestock,
or livestock products. Daia for croppers are avallaWe fov
only 16 southern States and Missouri.
(6) Other Tenants are those who did not qualify for inclusion
in any of the foregoing subclasslfications. They may have
had the use of land rent-free or in return for a fixed quantity
of products, payment of taxes, maintenance of buildings, etc.
(7) Unspecified Tenants are those for whom the' rental arrange-
ment was not reported.
The definition of each subclass of tenant was essentially the
same for earlier censuse.'' as for 1959. In 1945, however, the
enumerator was asked to determine the subclass of tenants
whereas in other censuses all classificatfouj wore made during
the processing of qiie.stionnalres on the l)a.3ls of the data
reported. The procedure used In 1945 may have affected the
comparability of the data, especially for cash tenants and
share-cash tenants.
Farms by Economic Class. — The totals for farms by economic
class are estimates for all farms made on the basis of data re-
ported only for the sample farms. The economic classifications
represent groui)ings of farms that are similar in characteristics
and size of operation. The economic classes were established on
the basis of one or more of four factors: (1) total value of all
farm product.s sold, (2) number of days the farm operator worked
oSt the farm, (3) the age of the farm operator, and (4) the re-
lationship of Income received by the operator and members of his
household from nonfarm sources to the value of all farm products
sold. Institutional farms, Indian reservations, agricultural ex-
periment stations, and grazing associations were always classified
as "abnormal."
xxrv
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
The total value of farm products sold was obtained by addi-
tion of the reported or estimated values for all products sold from
the farm. The value of cattle and calves, horses and mules, dairy
products, some poultry products, vegetables, nursery and green-
house products, standing timber, and miscellaneous forest prod-
ucts was obtained from the farm operator during the enumera-
tion. The quantity sold was obtained during enumeration for
corn, sorghums, small grains, hay, small fruits, some of the for-
est products, chickens and chicken eggs, hogs, sheep, and goats.
To obtain the value of sales of these products, the quantity sold
was multiplied by State average prices.
For each of the other products, the entire production was mul-
tiplied by the State average price. If the resulting value amount-
ed to $100 or more, the entire quantity produced was considered
as sold. This procedure was followed only in establishing the
economic class and the type of farm but was not used in estab-
lishing the total value of products sold from the farm. (See
p. XXV.)
Farms were grouped into two major categories, commercial
farms and other farms, mainly on the basis of total value of prod-
ucts sold. The 1959 class intervals and some of the criteria for
determination of a given class are different from those used in
1954 and in 1950. In genera), for 1959, all farms with a value
of sales amounting to $2,500 or more were classified as commercial.
Farms with a value of sales of $50 to $2,499 were classified as com-
mercial if the farm operator was under 65 years of age and (1) he
did not work off the farm 100 or more days during the year and
(2) the Income received by the operator and members of his
family from nonfarm sources was less than the value of all farm
products sold. The remaining farms with a value of sales of $50
to $2,499 and institutional farms and Indian reservations were
included in one of the groups of "other farms."
Commercial farms were divided into six economic classes on
the basis of the total value of all farm products sold, as
follows :
Value of Farm
Class of Farm Products sold
I $40,000 and over
II $20,000 to $39,999
III $10,000 to $19,999
IV $5,000 to $9,999
V $2,500 to $4,999
VI* $50 to $2,499
•Provided the farm operator was under 65 jears of age. and — -
(1) be did not work off the farm 100 or more days, and (2) the In-
come that be and members of bU housebold received from nonfarm
sources was less than the total value of farm products sold.
Other farms were divided into three economic classes as
follows :
a. Class VH, Part-time. — Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $30 to $2,499 were classified as "part-time" if
the operator was under 65 years of age and he either worked
off the farm 100 or more days or the Income he and members
of his household received from nonfarm sources was greater
than the total value of farm products sold.
b. Class VIII, Part-retirement. — Farms with a value of sales
of farm prod'-cts of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-
retirement" If the farm operator was 65 years old or over.
Many of these are farms on which the income from nonfarm
sources was greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others are residential, subsistence, or marginal
farms. In previous censuses, the age of the farm operator
was not a criterion for grouping farms by economic class.
Since the number of elderly people In our population has
been steadily increasing during recent years, a separate
classification for farms operated on a part-retirement basis
was considered Important for an adequate analysis of the
agricultural structure of a county or State.
c. Class IX, Abnormal. — All Institutional farms and Indian
reservations were classified as "abnormal," regardless of the
value of sales. Institutional farms Include those operated
by hospitals, penitentiaries, schools, grazing associations,
government agencies, etc.
Farms by Type. — The data for farms by type are estimates
based on data tabulated for the farms in the sample. The
type represents a description of the major source of income from
farm sales. To be classified as a particular type, a farm had to
have sales of a particular product or group of products amounting
in value to 50 percent or more of the total value of all farm prod-
ucts sold during the year.
The types of farms, together with the products on which type
classification is based, are as follows :
Type of Farm Source of Cash Income
(Products with sales value representing
50% or more of total value of all farm
products sold)
Cash-grain Corn, sorghums, small grains, soybeanii
for beans, cowpeas for peas, dry field
and seed beans and peas.
Tobacco Tobacco.
Cotton Cotton.
Other field-crop Peanuts, potatoes (Irish and sweet),
sugarcane for sugar or sirup, sweet
sorghums for sirup, broomcorn, pop-
corn, sugar beets, mint, hops, and
sugar beet seed.
Vegetable Vegetables.
Fruit-and-nut Berries, other small fruits, tree fruits,
grapes, and nuts.
Poultry Chickens, chicken egg.s, turkeys, and
other poultry products.
Dairy Milk and cream. The criterion of 50
percent of total sales was modified in
the case of dairy farms. A farm hav-
ing value of sales of dairy products
amounting to less than 50 percent of
the total value of farm products sold
was classified as a dairy farm. If —
(a) Milk and cream sold accounted
for more than 30 i)ercent of the total
value of products sold and —
(b) Milk cows represented 50 percent
or more of total cows and —
(c) The value of milk and cream sold
plus the value of cattle and calves
sold amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of all farm
products sold.
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches-
Miscellaneous.
Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goat^, wool
and mohair except for farms in the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and
Florida that qualified as livestock
ranches.
Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisi-
ana, and Florida were classified as
livestock ranches If the sales of live-
stock, wool, and mohair represented
50 pendent or luore of the total value
of farm products sold and If pasture-
land or grazing laud amounted to 100
or more acres and was 10 or more
times the acreage of cropland har-
vested.
Field seed crops, hay, silage. A farm
was classified as general also if it had
cash income from three or more
sources and did not meet the criteria
for any other type.
Nursery and greenhouse products, forest
products, mules, horses, colts and
ponies. Also all institutional farms
and Indian reservations.
INTRODUCTION
XXV
The tyiw classifications were essentially the same for the 1959
as for the 1954 census except that tobacco farms and livestock
ranches were not separately classified in 1954. Tobacco was in-
cluded as one of the crops used in the classification of "other
field crop" farms in 1954. The farms classified as livestock
ranches in 1959 would have been classified as "livestock other
than dairy and poultry" in 1954 without regard to the acreage in
pasture.
Value of Farm Products Sold. — Data for the value of farm prod-
ucts sold in 1959 were obtained by enumeration for some prod-
ucts and by estimation for others. The questionnaire used for
the 1959 census provided for farm operators to report value of
sales for the following products :
Vegetables Miscellaneous poultry products
Nursery and greenhouse prod- Milk and cream
uets Cattle
Standing timber Calves
Miscellaneous forest products Horses, mules, colts, and ponies
For all other agricultural products, the value of sales was esti-
mated during the oflSce processing. The State average prices
used for calculating the value of farm products sold were fur-
nished to the Bureau by the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. One of three following pro-
cedures was used.
(1) For the products for which data on quantities sold were
obtained during enumeration, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the county totals of the quantities reported as sold or
the quantities reported as produced for sale. The following prod-
ucts were covered by this procedure :
Corn for grain Fence posts
Sorghums for grain, seed, sirup, Sawlogs and veneer logs
or dry forage Christmas trees
All small grains Chickens (broilers and others)
Hay crops Chicken eggs
All berries and small fruits ' Hogs and pigs
Firewood and fuelwood Sheep and lambs
Pulpwood Goats and kids
' Adjaatment made for cranberries based on Craoberr; Payment
Program.
(2) For most of the agricultural products which are cus-
tomarily raised for sale, the entire quantity produced wa.s
considered to be sold. The State average prices were, accordingly,
multiplied by the county total of production. The following crops
were covered by this procedure :
Cotton
Popcorn
Sugar beets for sugar
Broomcorn
Sugarcane for sugar
Tobacco
Wool
Mohair
(3) For all other crops, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the quantities sold as estimated on the basis of crop-
disposition data furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service,
data reported in questions for "other crops" on the 1959 question-
naire, or data obtained from earlier censuses.
For aU tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the entire quantity pro-
duced was considered as sold, except for apples, apricots, sour and
sweet cherries, peaches, plums, prunes, avocados, tangerines,
oranges, and grapefruit in States where a portion of the crop
was not harvested or was subjected to excess cullage as indicated
by data obtained from the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The data for 1959 are comparable with those for 1954 since
essentially the same procedures were used in both censuses for
estimating quantities and values of farm products sold. In 1959,
as in 1954, data for the sales of farm products represent total
sales for the entire farm, regardless of who shared the receipts.
For tenant-operated farms, the landlord's share of agricultural
products was considered as sold provided the products were
moved off the tenant farm. All crops, livestock, and poultry
raised under a contract arrangement were considered as sold
from the farm where they were raised. For institutional farms,
all agricultural items produced on land operated by the institu-
tion and consumed by the inmates were to be rept)rted as sold.
All sales data relate to one year's farm operations. Crop sales
are for crops harvested during the crop year, whether the crops
were actually sold immediately nfter harvest or placed in storage
for later sale. Sales of livestock and livestock products relate
to the calendar year, regardless of when the livestock or prod-
ucts were raised or produced. All wool and mohair reported
as shorn or clipped was considered as sold.
Enumerators were instructed to record gross values of quanti-
ties sold, with no deductions for feed, seed, fertilizer, water, labor,
or marketing costs. For some products, however, net values may
liave been reported. In the case of milk, particularly, some farm
operators may have reported the payments they received as the
gross value of sales, even though the buyer had deducted handling
and hauling charges before making payment. Adjustments were
made in the data reportefl only iu cases of obvious error.
o
Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(1)
WASHINGTON
State Table 1.-FARM& ACREAGE. AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[DaU on value of land wv] buildinjs for 1959. 1954. and 1950 are based on reports for onl> a sample of fi— „. 3»*w lexlj
Iter-,
s, see text)
Census of—
{For denniUoris and explanation.
1959
(Oct.- Not.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
FaffflS
„„,.«..,
51,577
55,175
69,820
/9,887
81,685
84,381
70,904
73,267
66,288
Appraxinate land area (see text)
=^...
42,693,760
42,743,040
42,74j,340
42,865,280
42, 355,200
42,775,040
42,775,040
42,775,040
42,775,040
Proportion in farms
percent . . .
43.6
41.3
40.6
39.0
35.4
34.3
31.5
29.5
31.0
•ures
18,716,972
362.9
15,1B1,815
185.9
U,580,097
174.0
13,533,778
190.9
270.7
248.3
209.3
172.1
Value of land and buildings :
dollars...
44,071
29,115
20,693
U,268
7,254
6,527
10,911
9,921
13,885
U8.70
42,290
121.11
50,419
87.17
55,042
53.84
68,176
39.08
73,089
37.51
77,993
57.17
65,307
57.64
NA
Land in farms according to use: =
KA
4,412,466
4,342,833
4,236,705
4,290,008
3,569,803
3,635,795
3,658,514
3,26.-:,824
'4,001,852
f«™
100 ID 189 acr«9
..fa«R9 reporting...
3,144
2,952
2,692
2,905
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
200 or mar© teres
..farms reporting...
5,689
5,444
5,352
5,362
IIA
NA
NA
NA
HA
rums reportina
3,280
1,505
NA
500 to MB acres
1,582
1,481
1,528
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
530
598
567
Cropland used only for puUre*
..fanns reportinf; . . .
21,541
27,557
X,698
20,983
35,220
24,124
20,335
15,210
NA
«,«...
724,070
620,605
714,538
439,381
950,815
572,979
577,901
444,156
NA
..faims reportinit...
13,635
15,746
19,314
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
2,773,573
2,729,835
2,759,259
2,402,990
2,659,536
2,535,046
2,616,836
2,820,825
HA
CulUvated BUirmM- fallow
..farms roporling...
7,681
8,939
10,274
NA
IJl
NA
NA
NA
NA
««,...
2,326,748
2,465,390
2,425, S94
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Soil-improvemmt ftraa9C9 and legumes
. . famn ropocting . . .
2,725
KA
!U
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
«™...
231,774
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Olhw cropland (idl#> and crop failure) .
..famts reportinf!...
5,731
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
«n....
215,051
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Wood! d MUilw«d
16,991
2,887,649
30,435
1,848,505
24,203
1,487,813
24,150
1,317,170
NA
3,104,726
2,432,934
1,851,550
HA
NA
Woodland not paaUired
..fanng reporting...
11,635
14,066
15,973
15,050
NA
13,837
9,723
U,510
HA
.c«...
853,700
822,135
859,085
473,665
NA
505,663
386,427
538,413
KA
Other pasture (not cropland and
not w.»dland)'
..farms reporting...
15,999
18,928
15,955
30,201
NA
22,549
18, 836
18,103
NA
acres...
5,125,305
5,726,122
5,806,543
6,802,679
NA
5,011,127
4,175,098
3,441,032
HA
Improved pftHturo
..f.n™™pcrtinj...
4,554
5,101
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
,»o,...
iy.,722
140,907
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Other land (houm lots, roada.
wasteland, etc.)
. .farms repnrting, . ,
HA
57,721
61,268
71,005
NA
71, UO
52,108
HA
NA
«™....
723,132
512,249
550,181
449,595
NA
570,981
631,189
785,890
NA
Cropland, toUl •
..farms roportinc...
47,153
58,475
53,934
72,677
78,597
NA
NA
HA
NA
ncrc...
7,910,109
7,693,274
7,720,502
7,132,379
7,180,154
5,743,821
6,853,251
6,527,805
NA
Land pa-murod, tot*l
..farm? roportinp...
37,349
48,418
51,341
59,787
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
.cro,...
9,954,101
9,234,377
8,954,015
9,103,610
NA
7,432,611
6,240,812
5,202,358
NA
Woodland, loud
. .farmc rcportinc.-
20,832
27,207
31,129
33,641
28,555
NA
NA
NA
NA
.cr^..
3,958,426
3,709,784
3,292,019
2,335,216
1,460,545
2,354,158
1,874,240
1,855,583
l,a3,051
Irheated land m famm
..famiB ropcrtinp..
19,292
18,844
15,928
15,974
17,426
NA
NA
NA
13,271
»».,..
1,006,969
778,135
'589,035
520,133
493,982
HA
HA
HA
HA
Irriftatfld cropland harvested
. .farms foportinjr..
16,800
16,506
15,438
NA
16,954
18,186
'15,949
NA
NA
.cn»..
792,362
600,219
448,743
NA
409,161
422,335
'405,027
HA
HA
NA Not available. *Far the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, In the Census year; for all other Censuses, In the calendar year preceding the Ceneue. *Total acreage of cropa for
which figures are available, except that com cut for forage was excluded as most of thlo acreage was probably duplicated In the acreage of corn harvested for grain. 'Not fully
ccoi)arable for the various Census years becaiiiie of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. See text. ''includes irrigated cropland not harvested and not
postured. 'Acreage of Irrigated crops; acreage counted more than once whore two or more crops were harvested from the some land.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[D»U fof 1959 and 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texl]
All faifflS number.
UmJar !CI acres number .
I'nder 3 aeres nuniwr.
1 acre or less. . . .-, number .
3 acres number .
4 acres number
5 acTAE number .
30to.|9a<
50 to 69 «cr.
lat to 139 acres
*iflO lo 409 acres number .
. .number.
Under 10 acres
10 lo 49 acres
10 lo 29 acres
30 to 49 acres
50 lo 89 acres
70 to 99 acres
lOO lo 139 acres
140 to 179 acres
1«0 (o 219 acres
320 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
600 lo 999 acres
1,000 or more acres
1.000 lo 1,999 acres.
2,(100 or more acres. .
See fcx^tnotes at a
s reporting.
5 reporting.
s reporting .
S reporting.
3 repoflinp .
s reporting .
s reporting .
3 reporting .
s reporting.
s reporting .
s reporting.
^ reporting.
£ reporting,
s reporting.
Censius of—
,-Nov.)
51.554
6,710
l,iS7
18,694
12,169
6,525
3,631
2,016
1,615
13,041,671
2,809,870
10,231,801
42,488
4,3B3,354
4,062
12,856
14,476
167,863
MA
NA
2,783
66,579
3,930
139,373
2,848
138,908
2,589
165,598
1,358
101,819
1,060
97,836
3,093
417,507
2,774
760,054
3,515
2,314,961
1,974
953,529
1,541
1,361,432
1954
(Oct. -Mot.)
65,175
13,764
2,076
23,890
15,834
8,056
65,703
566,118
258,943
307,175
50,419
4,342,833
7,342
19,847
17,900
192,497
U,405
90,868
6,495
101,629
3,037
127,147
2,644
145,863
1,286
83,278
1,051
85,720
3,302
426,029
2,928
786,301
1950
(April 1)
26,795
17,810
8,985
70,113
635,329
292,666
342,663
56,111
.,254,999
8,078
22,924
21,263
213,313
13,746
104,709
7,517
108,604
3,551
77,738
4,736
137,715
3,100
U0,319
2,944
151,684
1,353
81,822
1,110
83,627
3,502
459,414
2,961
762,116
1945
(January 1)
79,887
19,592
2,617
30,654
20,761
9,893
92,559
708,244
331,035
377,209
68,176
1,290,008
14,254
34,970
26,086
258,832
17,349
127,474
8,737
131,358
3,585
80,215
5,298
159,013
3,120
120,980
3,159
156,093
1,384
84,343
1,174
93,415
3,763
479,228
2,922
775,872
1940
(J^ril 1)
81,686
17,411
1,172
(January 1)
33,359
22,504
10,855
89,144
776,501
360,965
415,536
73,089
,569,803
13,965
36,370
29,899
285,464
19,963
143,2U
9,936
W2,253
3,673
3,376
121,518
3,733
166,188
1,406
80,389
1,264
91,288
3,992
446,677
3,026
678,208
84,381
17,277
1,239
34,5'59
23,070
11,489
89,204
805,677
367,321
438,356
HA
42,833
NA
320,423
NA
160,196
HA
160,227
NA
54,972
»tA
176,411
KA
126,199
NA
191,401
NA
80,140
HA
95,787
1930 1925 1920
(April 1) (January 1) (January 1)
'467,083
'494,130
WASHINGTON I
State Table ^-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959-Continued
[DaU for 1959 and 1950 are based on reports fcv only a sample of falms. See text]
(For defiiuticns and explanaltoi
Census of —
s reportinf;.
Under 10 acres farms repottinj
ID lo <9 a
50Io69a
140 lo 179 acres . .
laO Ic 219 acres . .
220 to 259 acres . .
260 u> 499 acres . .
500 lo 999 acres . .
1,000 or more acres
1.000 lo 1.999 so
2.0OO or more aer
Land pastured, total .
I'nder 10 acres
10 to 49 scree ....
to u> S9 acne ....
70 U> 99 acres ....
100 lo 139 acres . .
140 to 1711 acres . .
180 to 219 acres . .
220 to 25<l acres . .
20010 490 acres...
500 U> 999 acm . .
1,000 Is 1.9Wac
2,000 V more act
Irrif^alod land i
Under 10 ad
10 lo 49 acn
S0toe9acn
70 to 99 acri
100 to 139 a
140 lo 179 a
180 lo 219 a
220 lo 259 a
2S0 Ic 499 i
farms reporting . .
fsrTr.s reporting . .
fanm reportinc . .
farms reporting. .
faiTOS reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting . .
farms reportrnt^. .
farms reporting. .
farms reportjng. .
farms reporting. .
farms rcfnrting. .
farms reporting . .
n farms reparting . .
s farms reporting . .
s farms reporting . .
B farms repcrii ng . .
res farms reporting. .
res farms repotjng. .
res fvma reporting. .
res farms reporting. .
res farms reporting . .
res farms reporting. .
I acres farms repeating . .
999 acrvs farms reporting . .
Tm acres farms rapoting . .
1 farms farms reptsting . .
Bs farms reporting . .
s fsrmn reporting. .
e farms repeating . .
e farms reporting . .
!res farms reporting . .
xes fsrms reporting .
3es farms rqxvting .
aes farms rsporting .
:na farms reporting .
500 lo 999 acres .
1.000 or nore acre
1.000 lo 1.999 a
2.000 cv ma9 ar
. .farms reportin
..farms reporting..
. .farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
■47,508
7,875,267
5,087
18,802
16,996
265,351
3,059
108,940
4,272
211,372
3,034
208,758
2,755
237,770
1,428
148,785
1,120
143,743
3,283
638,109
2,852
1,234,978
3,572
4,608,679
2,001
1,780,865
1,571
2,827,8U
37,642
9,949,278
2,951
9,327
13,440
169,850
2,654
76,256
3,560
126,569
2,5U
127,701
2,331
158,427
96,890
2,805
424,562
2,282
622,478
2,914
8,024,097
1,537
915,837
1,377
7,108,260
19,539
994,181
3,126
11,943
7,145
117,312
1,166
41,290
1,669
87,490
1,369
92,242
1,231
106,696
627
63,313
1,162
170,254
655
98,552
886
136,932
58,475
7,693,274
10,116
34,749
21,630
316,184
3,348
114,486
4,877
223,941
3,240
196,145
2,836
224,821
1,383
127,626
1,123
127,917
3,438
669,517
2,977
1,332,993
3,507
4,324,895
KA
48,413
9,234,377
7,549
22,844
17,861
222,668
2,946
81,693
4,290
162,491
2,901
157,437
2,5<K
192,326
110,126
2,916
4«1,747
2,339
708,664
2,870
6,973,386
HA
18,844
778,135
3,864
U,361
7,033
115,668
1,075
39,189
1,683
85,«2
1,U3
71,391
64,418
7,722,312
11,198
40,179
24,857
351,163
3,921
128,6U
5,161
221,448
3,304
184,361
3,111
234,587
1,463
131,767
1,201
128,553
3,607
696,416
3,021
1,301,999
3,574
4,303,220
NA
51,441
9,284,910
6,936
20,684
19,639
235,441
3,467
95,262
4,618
183,943
3,045
168,210
2,816
2U,535
1,334
121,019
1,058
130,214
3,084
510,803
2,444
745,263
3,000
6,860,516
NA
17,192
'605,540
3,341
13,876
7,440
122,794
984
35,573
72,677
7,132,379
15,890
46,734
28,112
340,953
3,742
104,583
5,531
210,154
3,235
153,848
3,283
209,260
1,420
113,402
1,207
123,246
3,835
677,672
2,957
1,223,563
3,465
3,923,964
HA
59,787
9,103,610
9,7U
26,170
23,575
286,5U
3,522
103,312
5,221
219,333
3,098
193,494
3,084
285,751
1,335
148,283
l,U3
151,019
3,443
662,702
2,549
840,773
3,111
6,186,259
120,431
HA
244,797
NA
185,190
KA
258,549
HA
127,852
HA
1,378,070
HA
3,420,558
NA
6,743,821
NA
56,139
HA
411,132
NA
111,003
NA
233,386
NA
171,496
NA
273,117
NA
118,201
NA
148,584
'15,949
'405,027
3,255
NA Not available. 'For the CenBusee of 1959 and 1954, In the Census year; for all other Censueea, In the calendar year preceding the Cenaus. ^Total aoreage of crope for
Idlleh tigureo are available, except that com cut for forage was excluded ae moet of this aoreage was probably duplicated In tie acreage of oom harvested for grain, ^50 to 99
acr«G. *100 to 259 acres. 'Not fully ccoparable for the various Census years because of differences Iji definition of cropland used only for paature. ^Irrigated cropland
harveated only. 'Acreage of irrigated crops Including soine duplication abere two or more crops were harvested from the same land. ^Includes irrigated cropland not harvested
and not pastured. ^50 to 259 acrea.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
{DalA for 1959 and 19S4 are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, i
Census of —
ALL FARM OPERATORS
All farm opeiators number. .
Full owners number..
Part owners number..
Managers number . .
All tenants number..
Proportion of tonaftcy percent. .
Cash tenants number..
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number..
Livestock-shB/e tenants number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number..
All land in farms acres . .
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres..
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres..
Cash tenants acres . .
Shflre.c8sh tenants acres . .
Clop. share tenants acres..
Other and unspecified tentuits — . acres . .
All cropland harvested acres . .
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres..
Managers acres . .
Alllenanls acres..
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crop-share tenants acres . .
Livevtock-share lenants acres . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
WTiite fanii operators number . .
Full owners number . .
Part owners number. .
All tenants number . .
Proportion of tenancy percent. .
Cash tenants number . .
Share.cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-share tenants number . .
Othor and iinsperified tenants number . .
Land in farms acres . .
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres . .
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Ctvp-share tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenants aCT«3 . .
r)tjier and unspecified tenants acres . .
Cropland harvested acr«3..
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres..
Managers acres . .
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crop-share tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenunm acres . .
Other and unap^icified tenants acres . .
Al.L NONWHITE FARM OPERATORS
Nonwhile (arm operators number.
Full owners number ,
Part owner'i number .
Managers number.
All teruuits number .
Proportion of tenancy percent.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenanLs number .
Crop-share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number.
Other and unspecified tenants number .
Land in (arms acres .
Full owntrs acres .
Part owners acres .
Managers acres .
Cash Unants acres .
ShBi«.cash tenants acres .
Crop-share tenants acres .
Livestock-share tenants acres .
Other and unspecified tenants acres .
Cropland harvested acres.
Full owners acres .
Part owners acres.
Managers acres .
All tenants acres .
Cash tenants acres .
Share-tiash tenants acres .
Crop-share tenants acres .
I.iveslock-share tenants acres .
Oliiir and unspecified tenants acres .
51,554
36,398
10,266
754
18,692,057
4,025,338
9,888,345
2,406,581
2,371,793
387,845
390,045
1,199,022
246,413
148,468
4,383,354
1,045,801
2,341,738
102,809
893,006
73,984
142,021
557,699
66,609
52,693
50,870
36,060
10,087
719
16,917,476
3,994,326
9,814,667
762,145
2,346,333
372,365
389,995
1,193,132
245,613
145,233
4,350,185
1,037,681
2,324,889
102,809
884,806
69,884
142,006
555,274
66,279
51,363
35
1,774,581
31,012
73,678
1,644,436
25,455
15,480
50
5,890
33,169
8,120
16,849
65,135
43,723
9,991
1,005
17,648,086
4,430,688
9,106,029
1,457,025
2,654,344
356,054
382,058
1,536,397
260,163
119,672
4,379,990
1,146,838
2,141,603
76,071
1,015,478
77,717
132,661
705,684
61,462
37,954
64,423
48,325
9,877
263
970
16,667,807
4,406,988
9,070,426
555,199
2,635,194
344,359
378,858
1,535,697
260,163
116,117
4,357,158
1,141,302
2,131,876
76,061
1,007,919
72,372
U2,227
705, U4
61,462
36,724
35
980,279
23,TO0
35,603
901,826
19,150
11,695
3,200
700
3,555
22,832
5,536
9,727
10
69,820
53,284
9,456
1,391
17,369,245
4,842,707
8,535,002
1,217,342
2,774,194
384,651
352,588
1,567,473
285,932
183,550
4,236,705
1,113,295
1,965,041
101,641
1,056,728
78,844
130,529
733,328
67,799
46,228
68,944
52,862
9,265
1,338
16,857,792
4,812,746
8,484,788
800,842
2,759,416
375,618
351,587
1,566,145
285,765
180,301
4,198,689
1,105,770
1,953,277
89,724
1,049,918
73,884
130,395
732,555
67,799
45,285
V
53
511,453
29,961
50,214
416,500
14,778
9,035
1,001
1,328
167
3,249
11,764
11,917
6,810
4,960
79,887
61,280
9,042
1,482
16,719,870
5,002,954
7,991,555
817,509
2,907,852
582,241
146,922
1,999,212
179,477
4,290,008
1,284,031
1,831,766
108,556
1,065,655
131,048
38,590
842,470
79,078
60,781
8,934
593
3,770
U.l
4,190
177
2,959
1,444
16,616,454
4,952,444
7,951,352
617,068
2,895,590
572,986
146,539
1,997,749
178,316
4,264,347
1,271,989
1,824,305
108,306
1,059,747
126,371
38,513
341,997
103,416
50,510
40,203
1,463
1,161
25,661
12,042
7,461
31,686
58,083
8,478
1,531
15,181,815
4,687,058
6,719,004
733,492
3,042,261
344,636
272,997
1,803,502
121,126
3,569,803
1,128,435
1,456,711
86,031
898,626
157,325
68,742
647,037
25,522
8C,179
57,360
8,336
653
13,830
17.2
7,735
528
4,044
1,473
15,059,899
4,621,933
6,684,170
733,129
3,020,667
829,123
272,778
1,800,439
113,327
3,538,820
1,115,434
1,450,284
85,798
887,304
147,930
68,620
646,117
121,916
65,125
34,834
3,063
2,799
30,983
13,001
6,427
233
84,381
58,564
7,925
1,057
16,835
20.0
NA
NA
NA
14,680,097
4,552,202
5,305,062
650,377
4,172,456
NA
NA
NA
3.635,796
1,150,446
1,202,142
85,316
1,197,892
NA
NA
1,024
16,126
19.5
14,548,196
4,486,006
5,271,535
646,446
NA
3,602,877
1,137,302
1,197,517
34,086
1,133,972
NA
NA
1,238
12,078
17.0
5,721
NA
13,533,778
4,344,812
5,034,411
560,038
3,594,517
768,600
NA
NA
3,658,514
1,088,232
1,272,051
95,027
1,203,204
157,309
NA
NA
69,555
48,974
7,804
1,051
11,726
16.9
5,456
NA
NA
NA
13,404,445
4,255,699
5,017,932
553,344
3,577,470
760,744
NA
NA
NA
3,6X,201
1,073,510
1,267,374
91,301
1,197,016
153,353
NA
NA
131,901
129,333
66,196
89, UJ
33,527
16,479
3,931
6,694
28,247
17,047
NA
7,856
NA
28,313
14,722
4,177
3,226
6,188
3,956
NA
NA
73,267
53,440
6,949
935
11,943
16.3
5,193
NA
12,610,310
4,729,186
4,312,392
360,265
3,208,467
572,170
NA
NA
NA
3,262,624
1,154,530
944,595
104,706
1,058,993
129,003
NA
NA Not available. ^For 1920, standing renters (renters paying a fixed quantity of products) were Included with cash tenants. ^otal acreage of crops for which figures
e available, except that com cut for forage was excluded as moat of this acreage was probably dtqillcated In the acreage of ctjm harvested for grain.
WASHINGTON
State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data in italics are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Census of —
1950
(Uprll 1)
19i5
(January 1)
19«)
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(Jaimary 1)
By color:
White...
Other no!
FAIM OPER.*TORS
Under 25 years operators reporting
25 to .14 years opcratofs reporting
35 to 44 years operators reporting
45 to 54 years operators reporting
55 to 64 years operat«s reporting
65 or more years operators leporting
Average ape years
Operators not reptxting age nombef
By residefice:
Residing c:i farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number . .
By ofl-fann work:
Working off their farms, total operates reporting
1 to 49 days operators re^wrting
50 to 00 days operatrrs reporting
IOC or more days operators reporting
100 to 190 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
By other income:
With othor income of family exceeding value
of agncuKural products sold operators reporting. .
Grain combines
Com pickers
Pick-up balers
Field forage harvesters .
Sfetortncks
reporting
number
farms reporting
Tractors farms reporting
TracUrs other than garden farms repeating
1 l/aclor farms reporting
2 tractora farms reptxttng
StractoTB fanis reporting
4 Incton farms reporting
5 or more Irmclcn farms reporting
Wheel tractors farms reporting
Crawler tractors farms repcrting
Qarden tractors .
Automobiles farms r^nrting
number
Autonobilos and/or motcrtnicks farms reporting
Telephone farms reporting
Home freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
Electric milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (fee ^ain, forage, <x other crops). . .farms repixting
Power.operatod elevator, convey,
or blower farms reporting
Fafms by kiod ol road on which locateil:
Hard surface
Oavol. shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface rtMd .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. . .
2or Smilaa
repotting
reporting
repotjng
reporting
repcrting
'arms reporting
reporting
NA Not svaUaWc,
^Flguree for 1945 are for all tractors.
Concrete, brick, asphalt, and macadam.
Concrete or brick and macadam. Asphalt i
^Includes sand-clay,
^etanee to all-weather road. See text.
JS7
S, J«»
1!,!9S
u.m
II, tee
7,700
SO.)
SOI
3,292
l,5-«
ti, ill
i.7ie
i,ets
ti,iii
s.esi
m, 7611
iot
m
7.1U
K,MS
3, HO
3,711
37, ttO
SO, 113
it. Ml
71, Oct
3S, m
e3,in
t3,ei3
>.i7S
3, HI
1,097
36, in
iS.S7l
to, 170
U,H3
fs, tei
ei,to6
60,007
U,oso
31, 611
19,061
16, r?f
i.3U
t,ite
t,9IS
ett
716
esi
s,ots
16, sn
16, 961
13, 716
10, ne
i9.7
lit
31, 6)1
S,73t
t,76t
30, 106
6,179
H.fie
117
130
i,8tl
*,90i
t,003
1,037
3>,6i0
66, 160
i6,m
70,60!
to, on
67,0iS
IS, 766
7,769
f,J7i
36, 6H
i3, 69i
10,716
13, U6
66, 866
7i,it9
ei.en}
if,l6i
ti, 108
11,176
866
8,7te
16, 186
16, 630
ti,606
9,061
i9.$
3,ei6
65,943
2,811
1,066
)S,S3f
7,06i
3,7St
f 7, 983
6.601
tl.Ut
66,061
36, 731
39,970
3i, 6t.i
9,976
It, 018
Si, 176
eo,i,m
6t, 871
1,0,198
10, m
11, 608
SI, 176
16, 680
9,198
989
10,038
17,837
20,858
17,857
U,566
49.8
732
39,308
4,021
2,605
32,682
4,586
28,096
27,768
32,050
'27,768
3l),!S6
63,713
74,205
71,654
35,502
'72,523
'4,910
'4,157
1,340
9,033
15,507
21,262
19,056
13,440
51,0
2,048
3,025
1,406
37,259
6,825
4,334
26,100
9,954
16,146
20,987
39,707
19,4<.^
82,861
1,520
35,950
11,077
7,133
17,740
8,49C
9,250
1,079
7,343
15,664
18,453
14,773
10,792
!U
2,800
16,328
6,327
10,001
'7,620
'38,294
20,910
'6,976
'32,216
29,952
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data in italics oro based on reports for only a sample of forms. See text]
Census of —
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES'
Feed for livestock and poulliy fanns reperting . ,
Purchase of livestock and poultry. famis repoting . ,
dollars . .
Machine hire faims reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Si to $199 farms reporting . .
S200 to$499 farms reporting . .
S500 to S999 faims reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
510,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor^ farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Si to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to$499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 to$19,999 farms repating . .
$20,000 or more farma reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
fee the farm business farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting . .
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials farms reporting . .
dollars..
Lime and liming matorials farms reporting . -
doUan..
FARM LABOR
Farm wofkets (ot specified week:'
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting . .
persons . .
Average per farm reporting persons . .
Family workers, including operators farms reporting. .
persons . .
Operators wcHdng 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
wiTking 15 or more hours farms repeating . .
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons..
Wcrkers hired by month farms reporting . .
perscns . .
Wrvkers hired by week farms reporting. .
persons. .
WoAers hired by day farms reporting , .
persons . .
Workers hired by hour farms repeating . ,
persons .
Workers hired on piece-work basis . . farms reporting .
persons.
No report as to basis of paymenL . . . farnis reporting . .
persons .
Regular hired workers (employe!
150 or more days) farms reporting .
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular
hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reporting .
2 hired workers faims repcxting .
3 cr 4 hired workers. farms reporting .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .
10 or mere hired workers farms reporting .
Farms by kind of workers during specified week:
No workers reported
Family workers only
37,6/3
7<, n/7, iOS
I!, J,9t
51, OOi, S17
!l, lie
11,01,7, 029
It, US
S, JOS
S,S1S
i9, les
H, 1,90,197
19, 0S7
9, BS7, 381
i3,6i3
Si, OSS
a, ill
7,395
IS, SCO
3,5t7
5,560
7,tSS
SS, S7i
Si, OiO
11, 7U
l,ltO
5,361
S,9S3
i,St6
3,116
NA
tS.iSS
156, Si6
It, 199, 586
l,59i
30,i08
300, 883
19, SSi
85, eS9
J7, e/»(
;;, 05i
it, oie
i,(l67
6, SSi
i.Slt
13,iS9
1,155
n, 9tl
5,189
iS,89S
St, 05t
lS,ilO
St, 951, 39i
31, 019
7, 096, 773
iB, 088
16,8i6,S!6
S7,iS7
8, 593, 7i'l
1 0, tS6
S3, iOt
i.ue
10, 570
i9, 015
so,ns
66,552
47,629,177
37, 367
16, S90, 861
18, K9
7,4i0
4,799
5,637
66,915
89,788
64,490
HA
10,940
22,843
827,287
2,609
17,044
79,280
NA
11,643
23,949
7,406
12,020
'4,576
'9,855
Family workers and hired workers
Operator and hit«d workers
Operator, members of his family, end hired
Members of operatrr's family and hired workers .
Hired workers only
Regular farm workers only
Seasonal farm woilters only
NA Not available. ^For Censvises of 1959 and 1954, expenditures during Census year; for earlier Censuses, expenditures during the preceding calendar year. ^Cash payments
for farm labor; housework not included. For 1959, 1954, 1950, 1945, and 1940, the data do not Include expenditures for contract construction work, machine hire, and labor in-
cluded in cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included. ^Census of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1954, week of September 26-
October 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. 'Separate data not available by day or week. ^Separate data not available for workers hired by the hour or piece-work basis. Questionnaire called
for other hired labor including piecework and contract labor.
WASHINGTON
State Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[DatA for nodiber of livestock not fully comparable for Uie several Censuses. See lest]
IU>n
seetnxt)
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(Januarj 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(Jantiary 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Total value of specified classes of
livestock and poultry
dollsrB
132,509,821
125,085,130
118,064,962
82,213, 301
48,399,612
42,812,525
63,387,018
54,313,339
81,679,590
CttUe lad calves
. .farais reporting
36,186
49,565
50,673
59,889
60,062
63,109
50,438
HA
54,513
number
1,149,901
1,125,904
378,200
909,855
698,468
740,812
624,737
531,714
572,644
value, doUacs
161,107,228
109,238,767
100,749,143
60,866,094
32,053,660
19,276,275
35,579,570
25,692,644
36,553,949
Cows, including heifers that have calv«d
..fanns reporting
31,150
43,255
47,102
57,832
58,610
62, 128
HA
KA
NA
number
485,126
497,516
425,595
509,086
417,645
412,903
287,719
337,793
303,194
value, dollars
91,203,688
64,677,080
72,175,626
42,818,819
24,084,487
14,451,605
23,475,593
19,488,036
25,427,868
Milkeowa
. . farms reporting
23,306
36,791
43,893
NA
57,643
KA
47,013
50,057
49,439
number
217,967
246,928
254,302
NA
330,173
KA
243,369
266,216
238,270
value, dollars
45,773,070
NA
NA
NA
19,803,147
HA
20,576,326
16,946,286
21,214,569
Heifeni and heifer calves
.farms reporting
30,068
38,814
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
HA
NA
number
349,415
338,731
NA
NA
NA
KA
HA
HA
NA
value, dollars
37,736,820
21,678,784
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
Steers and bulls, includinft steer
and bull calvea
.famu reporting
28,660
36,113
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
number
315,360
289,657
NA
NA
NA
KA
HA
KA
NA
value, dollani
32,166,720
22,882,903
NA
NA
KA
NA
HA
HA
NA
fkvses anA'or mules
.fanns reporting
12,397
14,786
21,174
NA
36,842
42,818
40,750
49,023
NA
lumber
37,517
39,800
63,555
101,848
134,902
192,502
204,677
268,516
319,472
value, doll»s
4,952,244
1,990,000
2,865,522
6,265,378
3,632,864
15,172,816
11,620,545
16,205,020
23,000,149
Hoses and colts, including ponies
.fanns reptfUng
NA
NA
20,766
29,883
35,899
41,634
NA
NA
52, 569
number
KA
NA
61,698
99,219
129,570
172,155
182,503
242,099
296, 331
value, dollars
NA
NA
2,786,570
6,064,231
8,275,379
13,391,265
10,362,384
14,355,404
25,069,336
Mules and mule oolta
.farms reporting
NA
NA
859
1,114
1,991
3,639
NA
KA
3,677
number
HA
NA
1,857
2,629
5,332
20,347
22,174
26,417
23,091
value, dollars
KA
NA
78,952
201,147
357,485
1,731,551
1,258,161
1,849,616
2,930,813
IbRsand pigs
.farms reporting
9,376
11,800
14, 317
20,392
24,260
24,680
16,562
23,419
35,715
number
159,184
118,577
131,628
178,746
175,570
157,892
186,275
197,975
264,747
value, dollars
3,541,573
3,914,945
2,813,015
3,686,159
1,708,676
1,136,822
2,372,346
2,419,247
5,049,249
B<m since June 1
.farms feporting
6,174
7,254
6,498
NA
NA
HA
6,932
HA
NA
number
98,457
69,4*5
63,692
NA
KA
KA
32,785
HA
NA
value, dollars
1,476,855
1,458,345
848,932
NA
KA
KA
NA
KA
NA
Bom before June 1
.farms reporting
5,229
7,765
12,219
NA
24,260
HA
NA
KA
NA
numbs
60,727
49,132
67,936
NA
175,570
HA
103,490
HA
NA
value, dollars
2,064,718
2,456,600
1,964,083
NA
1,708,676
KA
NA
NA
NA
Sheep and lambs
.farms repoling
3,691
3,665
2,386
2,794
3,108
4,319
4,433
2,768
4,244
number
313,055
251,853
368,334
446,749
487,256
747,901
1,142,603
515,798
623,779
value, dollars
5,761,566
4,164,252
6,548,525
4,139,724
2,832,607
3,739,505
8,178,099
5,499,386
7,750,407
IrUnhs under I year old
. .farms reporting
2,623
2,636
1,754
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
2,796
number
95,629
76,358
161,609
NA
NA
NA
469,623
90,938
151,969
value, doHars
1,721,322
1,221,728
2,780,753
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
1,467,459
Shw^) 1 year old and ovw
.farms reporting
3,313
3,146
2,139
NA
3,108
KA
NA
NA
NA
number
217,426
175,495
206,725
NA
487,256
NA
672,975
424,860
471,310
value, dollars
4,040,244
2,942,524
3,767,772
NA
2,832,607
NA
5,343,547
NA
6,232,948
F.wee
.farms reporting
3,203
3,054
2,067
2,128
2,722
3,706
HA
NA
3,444
number
209,515
168,017
197,719
341,698
454,513
603,364
655,722
405,260
438,571
value, dollars
3,771,270
2,688,272
3,565,537
2,887,740
2,641,216
3,079,706
5,686,976
NA
5,763,621
Hum and wethers
. -fsrms reptrting
2,331
1,856
1,163
NA
NA
NA
KA
KA
HI
number
7,911
7,478
9,006
NA
32,743
NA
17,253
19,600
33,239
value, dollars
268,974
254,252
202,235
NA
191,391
HA
156,571
NA
519,327
Chickens 4 months old and over
f reoMt
20,776
4,998,060
36,608
4,592,776
44,659
3,749,078
61,914
5,350,758
58,462
4,932,649
63,231
5,881,583
53,065
6,451,557
57,571
5,363,262
56,724
3,547,604
number
value, dollani
6,997,284
5,511,331
4,691,943
7,255,946
3,036,184
3,352,502
5,636,458
4,997,042
4,235,977
T>»*ey hens hept ttr breeding
.farms reporting
279
568
810
NA
2,721
5,263
KA
KA
3,606
numbo
29,832
68,353
34,043
NA
66,469
53,842
NA
KA
20,621
value, dollars
149,926
265,335
396,814
NA
135,621
134,605
HA
HA
84,859
10
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 7.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 for livestock sold alive and dairy products sold are baaed on reports tot only a sample of farms. See l«xt3
(For definitions and explaj
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1 )
1930
(April 1)
(January 1)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hoes, and sheep) farms repotting
value of sales, dollars
Livestock products other than
poult/y and poultry products value of sales, dollars
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting
value of sales, dollars
LIVESrnCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and or calves sold alive farms reporting
number
Cattle, not counting calves farms repc«ing
dollars
Calves farms reporting
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
dollars
SHEEP SHORN AM) WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn farms reporting.
number shorn .
pounds of wool .
value, dollars .
Lambs shoni farms reporting .
number shorn .
pounds of wool .
Other sheep shorn farms reporting
pounds of wt)ol
LITTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed. December 1. previous year
to November 30. Census year farms reporting
number of litters
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting
number of litters
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting
number of litters
POULTRY AND POliLTRV PRODUCTS SOLD
Chickens sold farms reporting
number
dollars
Broilers sold farms reporting
number
dollars
Other chickens sold farms reporting
number
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
dollars
Turkeys raised. .
Ducks sold
Geese sold
Guin
lold.
3 reporting
dollars
5 reporting
number
s reporting
number
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nilk c
Id farms repcrting.
Average sales per farm reporting dollars .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting .
dollars .
Oeam sold farms reporting.
pounds of butterfat .
Butter, buttemiilk. skjm milk,
and cheese sold farms reporting
dollars
71,542,969
9,826
34,368,310
29,959
637,845
98,871,468
22,691
392,254
79,222,951
18,366
245,591
19,648,517
1,416
2,903
569,852
4,906
179,649
5,928,417
2,496
308,250
4,007,250
3,044
297,799
2,576,463
1,056,355
333
64,383
324,213
2,976
233,4U
2,252,250
3,759
27,338
2,950
12,927
2,622
14,411
5,758
17,825,094
10,980,367
327
14,707,083
9,265,462
5,482
3,113,011
1,714,905
3,134
60,777,517
20,664,354
12,636
70,586,6U
5,586
9,704
1,638,356,239
69,532,011
3,386
1,888,163
1,054,603
»A
56,097,503
18,135
29,900,127
28,138
480,727
48,375,783
22,080
288,930
39,228,019
19,427
191,797
9,147,764
1,116
2,832
206,955
5,372
116,247
3,991,630
2,134
236,321
3,779,578
2,540
216,644
2,022,049
1,0U,022
3,842
20,983
2,929
10,621
2,576
10,362
8,991
9,630,684
7,711,372
557
7,430,388
5,771,995
8,575
2,200,296
1,939,377
15,244
42,780,767
17,302,371
1,414
,386,384
2,273
908,620
19,377
55,086,169
2,843
13,471
1,345,130,763
53,215,515
5,906
3,527,399
1,870,654
HA
54,313,391
24,670
31,185,770
30,330
364,468
41,053,671
23,827
227,361
34,597,122
19,501
137,107
6,461,549
2,646
8,450
390,588
9,957
184,006
6,182,542
1,329
241,950
4,335,419
1,602
226,666
2,075,742
938,618
21,347
36,311,810
18,116,305
'26,550
'51,507,104
'1,940
17,403
1,179,960,409
48,130,802
9,356
5,340,963
3,303,317
327
32,934
363,596
26,194,048
NA
NA
15,142
377,162
10,703,743
1,623
466,155
4,477,412
'35,641
'4B,341,132
'1,356
21,195
1,311,423,217
^43,194,086
15,030
9,455,963
=5,069,597
'538
28,504
225,913
7,911,663
21,538
147,337
7,034,430
14,701
78,581
877,188
NA
NA
NA
12,959
284,861
3,643,597
1,729
472,353
2,928,075
2,353
509,297
,684,228
992,453
17,031
3,653,397
2,046,622
'542
18,339
947,043,421
=16,373,400
20,719
18,662,338
=4,583,713
3,461
685,343
6,524,447
1,370,134
3,102
614,126
5,434,641
1,456,973
23,904
5,200,323
4,433,686
33,911
61,107,503
19,389,633
430,050
4,243,059
1,453,571
'36,752
'28,157,388
'766
HA
NA
NA
17,390
NA
789,402,256
394,046,049
17,908,097
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,015,985
NA
'3,171
'233,306
NA
NA
NA Not available.
^All dairy products sold.
^Published values for ig-VS and 19*10 '
products sold.
^Butter sold.
the basis of average prices. For this table, these values have been j
VEilue of all daliy
WASHINGTON
11
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
Total value of crops barreeted. Including
horticultural specialties and
forest products dollars.
Total value of crops sold, Including
horticultural specialties and
forest products dollare.
Com:
Com for all purposes fanns reporting.
value, dollars.
Harvested for grain.. ..farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting..
bushels. ,
dollars. ,
Cut for silage farms reporting.,
tons, green weight..
Soffhuns:
Sorghums for all
purposes farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales farms repoi-ting..
dollars..
Cut for silage farms reporting..
tons, green weight..
Hocged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting..
tons cut . .
Sales farms repoi*ting..
dollars . .
Hai-vested for sirup.... farms reporting..
gallons!!
Sales farms reporting..
dollars..
Snull grains harvested:
Winter wheat farms reporting . .
bushels.,
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting..
bushels.,
dollara..
Spring wheat farms reporting..
bushels.,
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
dollars . .
Oats farms reporting..
bushels.,
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting..
bushels.,
dollars..
Barley farms reporting..
bushels.,
value, dollars..
Sales farms repoi-ting..
bushels.,
dollars..
Rye farms i-eportlng..
bushels.,
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
Census of —
51,577
42,290
4,412,466
402,545,622
3,212
87,983
9,828,779
1,957
60,543
4,980,620
1,386
4,114,229
5,677,636
1,307
24,725
370,210
7,596
1,679,393
66,363,121
115,471,831
7,421
53,513,922
UO, 514,222
4,040
231,8U
7,107,178
12,082,203
3,7U
6,810,459
U, 577,783
5,289
136,782
5,931,702
3,974,240
2,422
3,330,986
2,231,760
6,700
673,778
26,841,582
23,352,176
5,083
22,788,939
19,326,376
772
114,842
2,109,880
2,236,473
65,175
50,419
4,342,833
2,754
37,355
3,818,485
1,539
22,171
1,463,978
1,105
12,952
159,126
8,008
KA
8,648
7,455
1,866,632
61,086,715
131,336,437
6,984
59,023,888
126,901,359
5,127
303,247
8,247,775
17,732,716
4,319
7,746,165
16,654,256
'8,432
'180,064
8,073,862
6,378,351
'3,810
4,540,303
3,586,836
7,157
597,328
22,U3,262
25,907,617
5,323
18,864,380
22,071,330
NA
69,820
55,042
4,236,705
3,053
19,952
1,480,813
1,444
8,781
449.829
1,127
8,323
84,557
79,887
58,176
4,290,008
3,440
17,977
828,773
1,389
7,472
334,173
7,812
5,952
8,183
2,125,022
1,341,272
1,180,854
48,687,079
38,812,002
29,738,63]
95,025,978
51,363,663
13,952,606
6,927
KA
N>
45,964,294
NA
NJ
NA
KA
NA
4,776
6,033
6,742
515,354
956,733
783,276
8,991,152
23,058,921
U,290,456
17,554,255
30,885,705
9,992,455
3,436
NA
NA
8,109,306
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,055
7,699
9,825
141,596
144, U3
173,068
5,947,558
6,627,280
7,798,436
4,859,691
4,718,949
2,8U,599
3,415
NA
NA
2,955,063
KA
NA
NA
KA
NA
3,315
4,115
3,970
95,574
155,637
92,028
2,604,782
5,722,909
3,037,169
2,935,415
5,523,241
1,377,805
1,589
NA
NA
1,584,975
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
251
375
550
7,028
12,951
13,847
71,091
147,200
153,769
95,968
148,460
94,787
8,753
37,642
1,072,288
3,247
14,741
484,013
2,109
12,595
117,901
84,381
77,993
3,635,796
3,090
12,162
319,898
8,054
1,013,928
22,706,518
17,256,954
8,393
920,039
U,405,425
11,236,232
9,675
150,299
5,939,558
2,732,197
3,003
46,839
1,380,283
759,155
24,577
172,479
124, U5
70,904
65,307
3,558,514
2,577
9,921
349,100
1,566
9,726
87,262
8,533
1,150,633
25,975,707
28,772,399
1,144,409
15,513,055
17,731,845
7,542
120,967
5,776,632
3,220,583
2,885
51,944
1,539,224
1,1^0,055
U,742
78,276
74, 5U
3,411
15,795
470,130
1,657
11,061
99,836
9,U5
1,114,870
19,028,538
23,784,313
6,485
631,783
5,736,453
7,840,478
7,50;
146,125
5,535,108
3,394,69
2,429
65,877
1,490,878
1,219,795
5,557
45,711
50,235
12
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED. AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
Small grains harvested-Continued
Mustard seed farms reporting.
bushels .
value , dollars .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels. .
dollars..
Other grains farms reporting..
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales faiTOS reporting..
bushels*,
dollars,.
Annual legumes:
Soybeans harvested
for beans farms reporting..
bushels. .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars. ,
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . ,
Dry field and seed peas other than
Austrian winter peas harvested
for peas farms reporting.,
pounds . ,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . ,
Hay crops (see text);
Land from which hay was cut^*^ acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating.. farms reporting..
value, dollars,.
Sales farms reporting, .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures
of clover and grasses
cut for hay fams reporting.
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting.
dollars . .
Vetch or peas alone or mixed
with oats or other grains
cut for hay farms reporting. .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting.
dollars . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting.
dollars .
Wild hay cut faims reporting-
value , dollars .
Sales farms reporting .
dollars .
Other hay cut farms reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
dollars ,
4,574
1,664
13,722
4,885
3
KA
4,574
HA
13,722
4,641
219
NA
4,995
47,613
£8,255
896,030
88,255
1,161,423
104
NA
05,270
547,093
05,270
717,982
1,116
2,120
2,000
54,651
969,280
6,784,960
6,775,267
1,472
178,467
272,012,733
10,880,509
10,608,497
856,410
12,650
403,172
993,256
24,831,400
4,778
410,122
10,253,050
U,166
217,281
417,705
9,139,510
2,068
66,083
1,453,826
.fanns reporting...
4,340
69,433
99,034
2,030,197
2,248
39,828
52,086
989,634
2,636
44,315
68,314
1,366,280
2,682
75,122
531,108
3,983,310
34,704
712,186
4,9U,081
4,864,938
1,076
119,025
163,870,465
8,193,523
8,029,651
833,292
15,236
375,308
840,588
19,333,524
3,908
253,116
5,821,668
13,600
197,156
392,308
8,238,468
1,491
46,985
986,685
6,634
10,962
230,202
6,235
94,030
130,539
2,610,780
3,144
48,253
62,605
1,158,192
3,446
48,429
76,911
1,461,309
3,183
62,982
413,888
2,619,911
1,313
5,062
26,423
17,026
430,242
527,564
6,900
94,103
671,998
1,379
195,032
141,816,994
4,269,4B6
14,639
284,237
581,102
15,910,111
13,839
195,842
368,912
9,897,345
^^155,059
191,391
'5,060,159
4,659
66,277
81,915
1,705,801
1^5,478
'^69,684
1^104,801
=2,586,336
1,604
22,452
130,453
1,047,332
8,461
282,540
275,080
1,442
14,910
88,366
1,971
336,851
432,898,800
21,221,036
16,904
318,860
606,504
12,507,344
U,436
194,203
386,428
8,051,612
9,256
15,707
330,030
11266,263
293,286
117,145,089
2,397
45,842
51,967
874,387
157,027
268,407
5,066,785
21,021
383,508
288,826
"3,514
30,58?
129,826
"1,076
'83,009
94,300,600
2,374,575
IB, 614
295,387
649,950
5,404,709
15,359
169,776
354,399
3,3U,790
"914
1^7,381
1^14,111
^131,071
"290,035
401,383
113,789,696
3,056
42,182
49,386
366, U9
99,789
162,547
1,438,494
14235
1*2,169
'14,932
'74,660
8,134
190,905
158,432
15,334
210,135
526,665
5,055,984
19,827
192,944
402,573
3,824,444
1^1,714
1^23,469
1'23,251
'218,559
11513,131
606,988
5,220,097
116,696
166,080
1,426,943
9,730
271,386
206,284
'4,489
10,463
74,856
'42,112
33,152,400
1,302,617
14,980
228,524
558,008
9,555,395
177,415
355,032
5,651,110
1^1,142
1^8,422
1'1S,757
'288,712
11343,600
413,733
6,653,032
2,006
30,353
35,368
414,052
52,269
88,715
1,174,181
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
13
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of—
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting..
pounds, .
value, dollars,.
Sales dollars , .
Austrian winter peaG famis reporting,,
pounds,,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars , ,
Bentgrass seed famis reporting,.
pounds,.
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Birdafoot trefoil seed, ,, ,f amis reporting,,
pounds . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Bluegrass seed farms reporting..
pounds..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars. ,
Merlon bluegrass Beed..taraB reporting,,
pounds,,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Other than Uerlon bluegrass
seed farms reporting. .
pounds.,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Bluestem seed farms reporting..
pounda , ,
value, dollars,.
Sales dollars. .
Bromegraas seed fanns reporting.,
pounds , ,
value, dollars,.
Sales dollars,.
Clover seed:
Alaike clover seed faraa reporting,,
pounds , , .
value , dollars , , ,
Sales dollars,..
Crimson clover seed,,., f aims reporting,,,
pounds,..
value, dollars...
Sales dollars...
Ladino clover seed farms reporting...
pounds...
value, dollars...
Sales dollars,,.
Red clover seed fanns reporting.,.
pounds,,.
value, dollars,,.
Sales dollars,,.
Vhlte clover seed fams reporting,,.
pounds...
value, dollars...
Sales dollars...
Fescue seed farms reporting,,.
pounds,,,
value, dollars,,.
Sales dollars , , .
Red fescue seed farms reporting,,.
pounda , . .
value, dollars,,.
Sales dollars.,.
Tall fescue seed farms reporting...
pounds , , .
value , dollars . . .
Sales dollars...
See footnotes at end of table.
17,584
7,583,512
2,502,559
2,479,809
365,780
10,973
10,242
34,250
26,960
26,960
3,090
2,318
1,869
6,698
1,957,727
1,669,775
1,669,775
5,065
1,066,576
1,303,892
1,303,892
1,613
871,151
365,883
365,883
3,570
1,180,309
165,243
164,207
5,820
1,106
1,087
2,682
572,318
165,972
162,541
156,933
62,773
62,629
2,298
805,885
193,834
193,834
58
1,762
696,784
174,196
174,196
109,101
19,638
19,638
21,506
9,291,167
3,715,467
3,679,302
1,110,055
33,302
31,637
1,758
177,485
124,240
118,028
161,502
250,328
237,812
161,502
250,328
237,812
187,097
16,839
15,997
8,700
2,523
2,472
9,870
4,836
4,739
3,130
617,537
321,119
317,909
10,731
8,048
7,888
2,155
920,844
211,794
201,205
6,813
2,425,858
1,019,040
19,409
13,946,165
557,846
2,400
169,231
118,4«2
1,533
179,040
56,243
3,090
262,320
43,617
4,492
568,533
216,044
1,049
218,624
83,075
"382
"5,551
'954,000
'111,300
"3,4%
"832,930
"141,824
14 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Field seed crops harvested-Continued
Orchardgrass seed farms reporting...
pounds . . ,
value , dollars . . .
Sales dollars...
Redtop seed farms reporting...
pounds . . .
value, dollars...
Sales dollars...
ryegrass seed farms reporting...
pounds. . .
value, dollars...
Sales dollars . . .
Timothy seed farms reporting...
pounds . . .
value, dollars...
Sales dollars . . .
Vetch seed farms reporting...
pounds . . ,
value, dollars...
Sales dollars . . ,
Wheatgrass seed fanns reporting...
pounds . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Other field seed crops acres..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Other field crops harvested:
Hops farms reporting , .
pounds..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale fanns reporting..
hundredweight . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Lentils farms reporting..
pounds.,
value , dollars . .
Sales dollars..
Mint for oil farms reporting.,
pounds of oil.,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Root crops for feed farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Root and grain crops hogged or
grased, other than com
and sorghums farms reporting..
value , dollars . ,
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Other field crops acres . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars..
Value of specified crops harvested,
except fruits, nuts, horticultural
specialties, and vegetables dollars..
Value of crops sold, except fruits,
nuts, horticultural specialties,
and vegetables , dollars . .
See footnotes at end of table.
5,500
1,650
1,602
20,788
1,247
1,166
3,893
530,904
106,181
18,444
31,270,123
15,322,361
3,681
30,294
8,150,585
12,633,407
22,614
16,319,334
1,797,999
420
18,988
1,471,421
4,267,122
4,267,122
33
1,037
33,032
743,045
:, 322, 105
2,314
2,240
275,212,675
228,011,491 I 225,699,401
1,087
195,340
33,208
6,711
6,451
13,094
21,327,199
8,104,335
11,262
24,706
6,324,311
11,320,517
347
7,597
615,679
2,696,674
2,696,674
955
33,296
728,395
,303,704
,303,704
65
9,330
9,330
13,629
18,651,762
11,004,541
3,913
27,138
6,190,880
14,156,937
3,021
1,331,397
106,512
5,100
256,443
1,128,350
14,100
295,338
3,219,183
9,575
15,943,945
10,854,626
U,151
27,704
3,928,663
8,868,417
12,568
174,977
,714,775
4,665
6,705,383
1,691,870
22,063
33,951
3,393,057
3,642,132
1,103
15,663
70,475
12,249
201,413
957,380
34,448
56,877
5,551,909
4,996,718
2,814
4,877,930
682,910
28,768
43,908
4,313,002
10,383,719
1,368
1,649
23,571
129,649
1,506
15,861
111,027
25,935
45,047
4,029,080
6,060,167
WASHINGTON
15
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED. AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
1925 1920
(January 1) (January 1)
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(oOier Utan Irish and sweet potatoes);
Vegetables haiT^ested for
home use^'' farms reporting.
value, dollars .
Vegetables harvested for
sale^^ farroe reporting.
Sales dollars.
Asparagus farms reporting.
Beans, green lima farms reporting.
BeanSj snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting.
Beets (table) farms reporting.
Broccoli farms reporting .
Cabbage farms reporting.
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting.
Carrots farms reporting.
Cauliflower farms reporting.
Celery farms reporting.
Com, sweet farms reporting.
Cucumbers and pickles.. farms reporting.
Eggplant farms reporting.
Garlic farms reporting.
Ltttuce and ronalne. .. .farms reporting.
Onions, dry. faims reporting.
Onions, green farms reporting.
Parsnips farms reporting.
Peas, green farms reporting.
Peppers, sweet farms reporting.
Pumpldns farms reporting.
Radishes f anns reporting .
Rhubarb farms reporting.
Rutabagas farms reporting.
Splrmch farms reporting.
Squash farms reporting.
Tcsnatoes farms reporting.
Turnips farms reporting.
Watennelons farms reporting.
Mixed vegetables farms reporting.
Other vegetables acres.
2,907
112,710
19,570,779
3,789
106,787
16,048,818
4,435
89,432
14,866,078
6,074
92,271
14,578,328
7,435
23,856
.,761,967
d.'MJ
*568
Berries and other small fruits harvested (or sale:^'*
Blackberries and
dewberries farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Boysenberrles farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Cranberries farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Currants farms reporting.
1,147
5,435,659
543,567
1,063
6,7U,755
605,592
1,118
9,829^599
1,233,220
='1,352
2 3829
'1,898,026
^'257,100
1,150
1,550
11,955,849
481,146
2,425
2,102
11,284,545
641,652
See footnotes at end of table.
16 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
Berries and other small fruits harvester) for sale^*-Contrnuerl
Ortoseberries farms reporting...
pounds . . .
value , dollars . . .
Loganberries farms reporting , . .
pounds . . .
value, dollars...
Raspberries farms reporting. . .
pounds . . .
value, dollars...
Strawberries farms reporting.. .
Other berrie
1,519
3,095
15,193,764
2,127,127
1,238
6,582
43,659,920
6,112,389
U
3,878
13,768,729
2,753,745
2,165
25
42
92,013
7,362
(")
{")
i")
t")
3,082
4,606
19,257,109
2,709,468
3,015
7,733
25,069,877
3,872,394
6
572
(")
(")
(")
(")
4,765
3,278
11,275,498
1,789,117
2,710
2,595
6,705,272
1,053,901
517,060
22,237
1,195
4,566
3,690
10,511,849
593,230
5,524
6,653
20,543,083
1,165,327
163
16,606
NA
6,689
5,353
16,141,568
1,788,531
3,773
7,'
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting...
Apples farms reporting.. .
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing
age fBims reporting...
number. . .
Oaantity harvested farms reporting . . .
loose boxes...
value , dollars . . .
Sales dollars...
Apricots 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 .. .
Sales dollars...
Cherries faniis reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing
age faiTDS reporting...
number, . ,
ftjantity harvested farms reporting...
pounds...
value, dollars . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Cherries, sour farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting...
number. . .
Quantity harvested.. farms reporting...
pounds. . .
value, dollars...
Sales dollars . . .
Cherries, sweet fanns 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 . . .
Sales 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...
Sales dollars . . ,
See footnotes at end of table.
6,743
2,591,545
5,793
31,401,221
51,812,014
51,812,014
15,071
2,133
185,130
1,660
22,306,087
1,784,487
1,650,648
NA
429,563
26,490,956
4,934,976
4,669,406
1,933,977
154,720
154,720
4,208
213,468
2,744
26,556,979
4,780,256
4,514,686
281,028
2,313
4,930,359
1,789
108,900,441
4,356,018
4,356,018
9,403
2,436,1
7,431
27,946,900
72,382,472
72,332,472
15,919
2,793
314,716
1,390
20,833,708
2,083,372
2,083,372
NA
448,882
42,344,477
4,973,560
4,973,560
1,118
3,592,489
323,323
323,323
6,921
289,419
3,469
38,751,988
4,650,237
4,650,237
217,056
3,213
4,306,143
1,735
51,707,205
1,551,216
1,551,216
30,887
2,691,784
22,428
39,575,535
52,096,815
NA
4,039
364,107
2,342
30,553,531
620,609
NA
8,702
114,624
4,073
2,121,764
188,246
NA
20,152
374,914
9,641
48,737,505
3,297,455
NA
34,732
3,404,140
29,305
31,541,756
17,594,337
NA
317,491
3,048
26,121,637
391,756
23,302
603,278
21,365
36,072,049
1,430,181
NA
5,804
985,643
4,275
12,579,840
170,441
NA
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State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
; and expluiaUcns, s«« text)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes ^'-Continued
Nectarines farms reporting. ,
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age faxns reporting. .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
number. .
Quantity harvested fanns reporting..
pounds. .
value, dollars. .
Sales dollars. .
Peaches .v fanss reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearijig
age fanns reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age fazins reporting..
number. .
Qjantity harvested fanOB reporting..
pounds..
value, dollars. .
Sales dollars. .
Pears f ams reporting . .
Treea of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age faxns reporting. .
number. .
Trees of bearing
age faiiDS reporting..
number.,
(ijantity harvested fauns reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Pears, Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age fanss reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age ..farms reporting..
number.,
(^antity harvested.. farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Pears, other than
Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
ago farms reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age faims reporting..
number. .
Quantity harvested.. farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Plums and prunes faims reporting..
Treea of all ages number..
Treea not of bearing
age farms reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age fan&s reporting..
number..
Qjantity harvested farms reporting..
value , dollars . .
Sales dollars . .
Almonds farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting . .
number..
Qiantlty harvested farms reporting..
pounds. .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Filberts and
hazelnuts farms reporting . .
Treea of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age faras reporting..
number..
Treea of bearing
age farma reporting..
number. .
Qiantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds. ,
value, dollars..
Salea dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
(January 1)
27,008
1,351
1,351
3,3<0
702,72i
2,736
98,082,478
3,923,304
3,923,304
lU
93,986
6,570,840
6,570,840
4,905
999,167
3,463
67,426
4,180,359
4,180,359
2,627
236,362
1,561
26,560
2,390,481
2,390,481
3,497
276,382
1,737
20,529
2,401,893
2,258,025
35
9,146
1,923
1,923
1,173,430
222,952
222,952
4,446
848,691
2,027
62,156,493
2,486,261
2,486,261
lU
128,627
12,743,445
12,743,445
6,365
991,696
3,630
92, U9
8,293,176
8,293,176
74,120
3,630
235,470
1,599
36,478
4,450,269
4,450,269
6,063
435,0U
1,895
13,734
1,326,634
1,826,634
57
7,665
1,913
159,688
1,055
1,023,773
163,803
163,803
7,931
932,043
4,940
78,812,915
1,611,367
16,005
1,026,151
5,840
83,439
2,979,620
lU
7,281
303,473
2,171
35,450
3,142,744
KA
20,829
486,836
6,301
14,274
553,240
HA
5,313
93
3,012
41
2,301
U
1,028
3,676
219,523
2,120
1,699,739
170,198
NA
7,341
610,620
5,278
79,630,336
1,099,733
NA
27,184
1,438,457
22,019
133,274
4,065,301
NA
24,519
900,016
19,248
22,983
3U,863
HA
1,820
164,674
1,486
843,276
109,702
HA
18
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED. AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
1920
(January 1)
Tree ffuits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Walnuts, black
(planted) f arras 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..
Sales dollars.,
WalnutSj English farms reporting.,
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.,
niunber. ,
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.,
number . ,
^antity harvested farms reporting..
pounds . .
value , dollars . ,
Sales dollars.,
Other tree fruits and
nuts value, dollars.,
Sales 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..
190, i74
41,9(W
il,90i
86,306,766
85,763,489
262,507
31,501
31,501
107,963,628
107,963,628
4,239
35,032
2,191
563,749
95,838
73,353,209
57,828,832
104,600,700
87,745,964
2,872
27,617
2,093
423,207
46,554
HA
27,734,409
20,077,815
CTOfs relate to the crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929, 1924, and 1919.
available, except that com cut for forage waa excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated In the acreage of <
ept for sirup.
NA Not available.
^Figures for cropland harvested and specified
^Total acreage of crops for which figures are
harvested for grain.
^Value of com and other com products sold,
*Com cut for forage.
'Farms reporting sorghums for all purposes, e:
^Fanns reporting only sorghums for grain.
''For 1954, oats grown alone threshed or combined.
^Excludes reports for farms reporting acreage grown for all purposes with no production. Acres harvested for beans or peas not available.
'includes acres grown alone and acres grown with other crops for all purposes. Acres harvested for beans or peas not available.
°For all Censuses, except 1950, obtained by adding the individual hay crops,
^Includes oats cut for feeding unthreshed.
^Vetch or peas cut for hay included with "Other hay."
•^Annual legumes cut for hay.
*Silage crcjjs other than com and sorghums.
^*Clover seed, except sweetclover.
ver seed, including sweetclover.
^'Represents farms reporting hairy vetch and other vetch, and Includes some duplication.
'^For 1959, 1954, and 1949, does not include acreage for rarms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'includes receipts from sale of pasture and grazing privileges.
^^Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, except for the 1920 Census irtiich included potatoes for heme use only.
^^Excludes Irish and sweet potatoes.
^^Green lima beans included with snap beans.
^^Includes hot peppers.
^*For Censuses prior to 1950, small fruits harvested for home use or for sale.
^'Loganberries and youngberries Included with bc^senberries.
^*For 1959 and 1954, does not include data for farms with lees than 20 trees and grapevines. See text.
^''Does not include acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 acre. See text.
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State Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
19
Census of —
. hnns reporting. .
dollars.,
Grown under glaas farms reporting;.
square feet . .
Crown in the open farms reporting.
Vegetables grown under glasa. flowts seeds.
vegetAble seeds. vegel*bl« plants,
bulbs, and mushrooms fanns reporting.
Grown under gjass or in house farms reporting .
square feet.
Grown in the open farms reporting .
Sale?- drJlars .
Any forest pfoducts cut and/or sold fame repcrti&g.
Sales of any forent producta farms reporting.
Sales of 8
Sales of all other forosl produ<
Salea of firewood, pulpwood, fence poets, sawlogs,
vanMT logs, and Christmas trees ■ - ■ ■ .farms repoting.
dollars.
Firewood and fuelwood c
Sales farms reporting
'491
'3,655.571
1,416,310
236
2,707
3,277,565
711,421
297
2,592
1,615,833
793,216
425
3,479
2,186,917
9,082
•lA
HA
3,210
8,778,221
3
5,128
662
192
NA
3,580,387
l,85i
4,412,739
HA
NA
1,629
1,471,070
2,144
4,365,482
NA
HA
NA
2,109,317
2,059
4,188,025
HA
2,169
1,955,952
231
177,457
NA
581
153,365
7,369
66,216
11
106
712
356
12,446
135,171
'654
'3,303
'959,852
fi.
liable.
Excludes data for fame unclassified as to type.
Trees, plants, vines, etc., In nurseries; floer and vegetable seeds; and bulbs.
'Flowers and flowering plants grown for sale.
^Crops groim under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mishrooms.
^Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass; and flowers grown in the open.
*Total square feet under glass.
^Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown In the open.
*Value of flower and vegetable seeds; and vegetables and vegetable plants.
'Not strictly coa^arable with other years as figures probably Include some reports of firewood used (
^"Figures Include sales of standing tljnber.
''2,111>9U
16,569
20
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 10.
-CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
(For definitions and explanaticms, see text)
Operators by days of work off place in 1959:
No days operators reporting.
1 to 49 days operators reporting.
50 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting.
200 or more days operators reporting .
Operators not reporting number.
Operators reporting other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting .
Cattle and calves of bJI ages places reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved places reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs places reputing.
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting,
number.
Com harvested for all purposes places reporting .
Hay harvestaJ places reporting.
Places excluded as farms by change in definition . 1954-1959 number
Cmpland hanested places reporting
Operators by tenure:
Full owners number
Part owners and managers number
Tenants number
Op«?rators by color:
White number
Nonwhite number
Operators by year began operation of present plat
operators
operators
1951-1955 operators
r earlier .' op«ators
, . operators
, .operatcrs
. operators
repeating
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
7,219
119,157
2,208
5,969
2,173
35
5,020
1,070
l.lli
6,343
15,419
4,238
4,705
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date— October 28; November 4
Washington
Census of 1954
Census starting date— October 25
Washljigton
Approximate average date of enumeration week of...
Percent of farms enumerated during—
Nov. 15-Nov. 21
Prrcrni
Cz)
(2)
2
9
14
24
24
14
10
3
(2)
(z)
Percent of farms enumerated during-
Percent
(z)
(z)
10
24
18
8
1
Cz)
(z)
Z Less than 0.5.
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State Table 12.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON FARMS AND BY QUANTITY
OF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
n hand, and animals sold aJiv
s based on reporLs for o
Cattle and calves of all ages on hand fannsr
10 to 49....
10 to 19.
20 to 49..
50 to 99...
Cows on hand, including heifers that have calved..
Milk cows on hand..
:tle sold alive, excluding calves .
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand .
ref»rting
reyorttng
reporting
reporting
reporting
'anna reporting
!arms reporting
9 reporting;
s reporting
s report! ne
s reportine
s reporting
9 repaying
B reporting
9 refwrting
i reporting
number
B reporting
fntma renorting
reporUng
forma report) np
forms reportinp
reportip?
'arms reporting
rvTwrtinn
9 reporting
9 reporting
'btttj reportiPf:
s reportins
3 reporting
n rpfortine
s reportinc
s reporting
number
9 foportine
n report! ns
» reporting,
9 reporting.
9 reporting..
H reporting . .
9 reporting . .
9 reporting..
« reporting . ,
9 roportinc . .
n roportini!. .
9 ropnrtinc-.
36,607
1,161, -416
1,464
6,912
8,031
U,465
6,684
7,781
3,744
1,991
1,333
491
167
31,587
493,687
7,157
4,851
4,095
3,944
2,196
1,665
2,946
2,652
1,128
376
397
24,062
229,879
8,363
106 )
22,691
392,319
12,166
4,397
3,U6
1,094
517
321
220
18,356
245,5U
7,817
3,A60
3,750
1,563
629
349
9,376
159,164
6,498
1,544
49,641
1,141,661
3,446
13,947
9,369
17,414
MA
m
NA
43,297
507,268
12,318
5,957
5,228
6,368
3,526
2,345
3,172
2,653
941
287
14
36,871
249,069
13,667
6,377
4,792
4,609
2,188
1,439
1,950
1,394
346
44
22,698
279,684
12,726
4,771
2,665
1,031
377
253
20,086
195,322
9,658
4,729
3,272
1,227
360
233
Hogs and pigs sold alive tumis reponmc ,
5 n>[x>rtjne..
5 reportinc.
9 reportinK'
s reportinc. ■
SOU 29.
40 to 49 .
5010 99.
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand. .
300 to 999
1.00010 1,999.
2,00010 4.999..
S.OOO or mn. . ,
Wool slKxn (excluding lambs m»I) .
I'niW 1.000 pound!i
1.000 to 2.49P poundd . .
2.500 (o 4.999 pounds . .
5.000 to 9.999 pounds . .
10.000 to 19.999 pounda
20.000 to 49.999 pounds
50,000 or mom Dounds..
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand .
100 to 399 . . .
400 to T09 . . .
SOO lo 1.509. .
l.fCOlo .3.199
Bioilets (chickens) sold .
4.000 u
8.000 K
le.oooi
7,099...
l.S,999..
0 29.999.
Chickens (othet than broilers) sold .
ion to 309
400 to 799
SOO lo 1,599. . .
1,000 10 3,199.
3,200 lo «,399 .
M001o»,900.
10,000 <» norp.
r 100 J
lOO lo 399 doicnn
400 lo 7» doICTs
WIOlo 1,599 doions
I,fi001o 1,999 dozens
2,000 lo 4,9n9 dozens
5,000 or moro dozens
5.000 lo 9.999 dozens . . .
IP.OOO to 19.999 dozens .
20.000 to 49.999 dozens .
50.000 or more dozens . . .
ms (vportinf*..
ms Teportinn. .
ma reportin.K..
msrcportinR..
ms reportinp . ,
number..
ms reporting. ,
ms t«pDrtin)!. .
famis reporting..
reporting. .
reporting..
raima reporting..
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting..
rsmis reporting.,
reporting.,
refoning. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
number.,
'urns reporting..
9 reporting. .
s reporting. .
» reporting..
« reporting . .
B reporting. .
I reptrting. .
s reporting. .
i mpottlng. .
I reporting.,
runis reporting..
8 reporting..
A reporting. .
s reporting. .
8 reporting. .
number..
8 reporting. .
s reporting . .
B reporting..
B reporting. .
B reporting.,
s reporting..
B reporting .
B reporting,
s reporting .
t) reporting .
i reporting..
B reporting.
4,906
179,649
1,191
3,691
313,055
2,340
2,976
2,252,250
2,669
20,776
4,998,060
15,276
2,133
1,605
457
508
5,432
3,118,011
1,714
8,134
60,777,517
1,890
2,137
NA Hot available.
22
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13. -FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data for all crops except c
h potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest product
r only a sfunple of fanns. See text]
CORN
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 acres farms reporting.
11 to 15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 2<i acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to ^9 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 fanns reporting.
200 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 399 acres farms reporting.
400 or more ac res farms report ing .
Acres harvestedfor grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 acres farms leportlng.
11 to 15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres fanns 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 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 399 acres farms reporting.
400 or more acres farms reporting.
Com sold farms importing.
bushels.
Under 100 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 or more bushels farms reporting.
WINTER WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 &cres farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting .
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 fanns reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres fanns reporting.
200 to 249 acres fanns reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1 , 000 or more ac res farms report ing .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 20 bushels farms reporting.
20 to 24 bushels fsinns reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels fanns reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting.
200 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 or more bushels farms reporting.
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 to 4,999 bushels farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
60,543
980,620
1,539
20,857
1,396,120
SPRING WHEAT
Acres harvested fanns reporting.
20 to 24 I
25 to 29 I
30 to 49 I
Quantity '.
.farms reporting.
•farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
•fanns reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
Under 20 bushels farms reporting.
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting.
200 to 499 bushels farms reporting.
500 to 999 bushels fanns 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 or more bushels farms reporting.
Quantity sold.
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 or more bushels farms reporting.
OATS
Acres harvested farms reporting.
20 to 24
25 ■
. 29 >
30 to 49 ac
50 to 99 ac:
100 to 199 ;
200 to 249 -
250 to 299 !
300 to 499 I
500 to 999 )
1,000 or mo
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
•farms reporting.
Under 20 bushels farms reporting •
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting.
200 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 or more bushels farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
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.
999 bushels farms reporting.
999 bushels farms reporting.
999 bushels farms reporting .
999 bushels farms reporting.
tore bushels fanns reporting .
1,500 to 1
2,000 to 2
3,000 to 4
5,000 to 9
10,000 or I
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
LDati br ail crops except com. Insh potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on repon.s for only a sample of farms. See text]
(lor dcHnitjons and explai
BARLEY
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 1>* acres faims reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres f ams reporting .
25 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 2A9 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
^antlty harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 20 bushels farms reporting.
20 to 2A bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels faring reporting.
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting.
200 to 499 bushels farms reporting.
500 to 999 bushels fanns reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farnK; reporting,
2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 bushels farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farna reporting.
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting.
C^iiantlty sold farms reporting.
bushels.
Ihider 25 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting .
50 to 99 bushels fanns reporting.
100 to 499 bushels farms reporting.
500 to 999 bushels fannc 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 or more bUKheliJ fanns reporting.
RYE
Acres harvested fanss reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres fanns 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 99 acres forms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres fanns reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres fanns reporting.
(Jjantlty harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 20 bushels farms reporting.
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels fame reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting ,
200 to 499 buahels f aniB reporting .
500 to 999 bushels farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 bushels fanns reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bushels fanns reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 bushels farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting.
Quantity sold farmt- reporting.
bushels.
Under 25 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels fanns reporting.
50 to 99 bushels forms reporting.
100 to 499 bushels fanns reporting.
500 to 999 buahels farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farm:: reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 buahels farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.
10,000 or more bushels fanns reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
DRY FIELD AKD SEED BEANS
Acres harvested for beans farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting,
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres fame reporting.
30 to 49 acres fanns reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 or more acres farms reporting.
(^antlty harvested fazms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Under 20 bags farms reporting.
20 to 24 bags farms reporllnc .
25 to 49 bags fanns reporting .
50 to 99 bags forms reporting.
100 to 199 bags farms reporting.
200 to 499 bags farms reporting.
500 to 999 bags farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 bags farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bags fanns reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bogs farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 bags forms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bags fanns reporting.
10,000 or Btorc bags farms reporting.
DRY FIELD AND SEED PEAS
Acres harvested for peas farms reporting.
Under 5 Qcren forms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farna reporting.
10 to 14 acrcii forms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres forms reporting.
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres f arras reporting.
50 to 99 ncrco farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres forms reporting.
300 to 499 acres fanns reporting.
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Under 20 pounds farms reporting.
20 to 24 pcwnda farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting .
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting.
200 to 499 pounds fanns 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
1,492
179,781
1,492
277,631,861
24
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Dala for all crops t'\c(^t com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text")
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MIXTURES CUT FOR
HAY AND FOR DEHn>RATING
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting,
15 acres farms reporting .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 2** acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres fanns reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting,
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting..
25 to 49 tons farms reporting. ,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting..
100 to 199 tons farms reporting..
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting..
3,000 or more toni; farms reporting..
Quantity sold farms reporting. ,
Under 25 tons farms reporting..
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 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.,
3,000 or more tons farms reporting. ,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER AND
GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting. ,
Under 5 acres farms reporting.,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.,
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 fanns reporting. ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.,
250 to 299 acres..., farms reporting..
300 or more acres. farms reporting. ,
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
Under 20 tons farms reporting..
20 to 24 tons .farms reporting. ,
25 to 49 tons farms reporting. ,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . ,
100 to 199 tons farms reporting..
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.,
500 or more tons fanns reporting. .
Quantity sold farms reporting..
Under 25 tons farms reporting . .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting..
100 to 499 tons farms reporting..
500 or more tons farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
2,083
2,085
1,505
2,051
1,695
914
2,301
2,458
1,744
1,121
177
23
2,130
2,406
1,997
1,052
642
1,297
2,175
67,472
1,436
3,527
2,817
7,586
2,928
2,669
2,261
85
238,857
1,691
11,519
13,962
<11,981
399,343
5,291
938
}
8,782
2,618
2,738
1,876
^
1,756
VETCH OR PEAS ALONE OR MIXED WITH OAIS OR
0THE3t GRAINS CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 or more acres farms reporting.
^antlty harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons fanns reporting.
25 to 49 tons fanns reporting.
50 to 99 tone farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . .
100 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 or more tons farms reporting. .
OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY, RYE, OR OTHER
SMALL GRAINS CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting. ,
Under 5 acres fanns reporting.,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 14 "acres .farms reporting..
15 acres fanns reporting. .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting,.
20 to 24 acres farms reporting. .
25 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 ac res farms reporting , .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 249 acres farms reporting. .
250 to 299 acres fanns reporting..
300 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 or more acres farms reporting. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
Under 20 tons farms reporting..
20 to 24 tons farms reporting. .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting..
50 to 99 tons farms reporting. .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting,.
200 to 499 tons farms jreporting..
500 or more tons farms reporting,.
Quantity sold farms reporting, .
Iftider 25 tons farms reporting..
25 to 49 tons farms reporting..
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . .
100 or more tons farms reporting. .
4,346
67,664
1,253
1,126
683
178
4,346
99,185
2,826
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
J>tu for all crops except com, Insh potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for orjy a sanvle of faima. See text]
WILD HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Ifader 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres forms reporting.
20 to 24 acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres fanns reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting,
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
^antity harvested fams reporting.
tons.
Under 20 tons f amis reporting.
20 to 24 tons farms reporting .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons fanns reporting.
500 to 999 tens farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 or more tons farms reporting.
^antity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 or more tons fcame reporting.
0TI{ER HAI Clrt
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres fame reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
2X to 249 acres foriM reporting.
250 to 299 acres fame reporting.
300 or more acres farms reporting.
t^antity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tana farms reporting.
25 to 49 tens farms rejxirting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting .
200 to 499 tors farms reporting.
500 or more tona farms reporting.
^antlty sold fanos reporting.
tMder 25 tons faims reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 or more tons farms reporting.
GRASS SILAGE UADE FRCH GRASSES, ALFAIJ-A,
CLOVER, OR SMALL GRAINS
Acres harvested farms reporting .
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres fanne reporting.
20 to 24 acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .
SO to 99 acres Cenos reporting.
100 to 199 acres fame reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 or more acres farms reporting.
Ciiantlty harvested farms reporting.
tens, green weight.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons forms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms report Ing .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting .
200 to 499 tens fanns reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tone fame reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 or more tons fanos reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,324
51,968
1,696
2,595
61,530
1,564
3,072
47,146
1,252
3,581
53,612
1,105
3,581
85,474
2,692
ALFALFA SEED
Acres harvested farms reporting
Ifeder 5 acres farms reporting
5 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 14 acres farms reporting
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 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 249 acres farms reporting
250 to 299 acres farms reporting,
300 or more acres farms reporting
Quantity harvested farms reporting
pounds
tftider 20 pound3 farms reporting
20 to 24 poinds farms reporting
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting.
200 to 499 pounds farms reporting,
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounds fams 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 fanns reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight,
Under 1 acre fanns reporting
hundredweight
1.0 to 1.9 acres farma reporting
hundredweight
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
3.0 to 4.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
10.0 to 24.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
25.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
50 or more acres farms reporting
hundredweight
MINT FOR OIL
Acres harvested farms reporting
Under 5 acres fanns reporting
5 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 14 acres farms reporting
15 acres fEirms reporting
16 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 29 acres f anas reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 ac res farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 249 acres farms reporting
250 to 299 acres farms reporting
300 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Quantity harvested farms reporting
pounds of oil
Under 20 pounds fanns reporting
20 to 24 pounds fanns reporting
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting
200 to 499 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 fanns reporting
10,000 or more pounds fanns reporting
3,681
30,294
8,150,585
2,831
150
25,814
26
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13. -FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Insh poUtoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports ror only a sample of farma. See text]
(Tor dcrinitions and explai
SUGAR BEETS FOR SUGAR
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres fanos reporting.
25 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 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting. .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting..
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . .
100 to 199 tons fanns reporting..
200 to 499 tons farms reporting. ,
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tOTis. farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting..
5,000 or more tons farms reporting..
VEGETABUS HARVESTED FOR SALE
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes )
Value of sales farms reporting.,
dollars..
Under $20 farms reporting. .
$20 to $24 farms reporting. .
$25 to $49 farms reporting. .
V50 to ^99 f aims reporting. .
silOO to $199 farms reporting. ,
$200 to ^^499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 fanas reporting..
>(il,000 to ^1,499 farms reporting.,
$1,500 to ^1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $2,999 farms reporting. .
$3,000 to *4,999 fanns reporting..
v5,000 to ;?9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
LAND IN BEARING AND NONBEARING FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES,
VINEYARDS, AND PLANTED NUT TREES^
Acres in orchards farms reporting..
Under 0.5 acre farms reporting,.
0.5 to 0.9 acre farms reporting..
1.0 to 1,4 acres farms reporting,.
1.5 acres farms reporting..
1.6 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
2.0 to 2,4 acres fanns reporting..
2.5 to 2.9 acres farms reporting..
3.0 to 4.9 acres farms reporting..
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting. .
10.0 to 19.9 acres fanns reporting..
20.0 to 24.9 acres farms reporting..
25.0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting..
30.0 to 49.9 acres faims reporting..
50.0 to 99.9 acres farms reporting..
100 or more acres farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,020
33,206
1,020
773,004
::}
2,920
21,015,942
10,L21
136,917
1,613
1,740
3,787
15,466,789
12,875
122,566
APPLES^
Any apples farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age forms reporting.
number. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
mnnber. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
loose boxes . .
aims classified by number of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearing age farms reporting..
Nonbearing trees number. .
Less than 20 trees of bearing age... fanns 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. .
loose boxes, .
20 to 99 trees of bearing age farms reporting..
Trees of all ages nuniber. .
Trees not of bearing age fanns reporting,.
number. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
nximber. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
loose boxes. .
100 to 199 trees of bearing age fanns reporting..
Trees of all ages ninnber. .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
loose boxes..
200 to 499 trees of bearing age 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...
loose boxes . . .
500 to 999 trees of bearing age farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing age fanns reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting...
number.. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting...
loose boxes. . .
1,000 or more trees of bearing age,. 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...
loose boxes . , .
7,805
5,160,852
4,785
2,569,307
6,743
2,591,545
5,793
31,401,221
1,062
428,993
2,361
67,724
582
'*7,365
2,361
20,359
1,7U
51,866
1,163
120,204
367
75,109
1,163
45,095
1,301
856,184
1,115
437,617
1,301
418,567
1,282
5,731,542
435,796
210,846
800
770
544,161
510,152
754
747
7,563,164
6,424,865
538
523
2,537,134
1,808,540
536
465
1,048,947
484,188
588
523
1,488,187
1,324,352
583
523
16,671,589
14,574,516
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
, Irish potatoes, &pplea, peaches, and foresl products are based on reports for only a sainple oF farms.
PZACHES^
Any peacbes • .f aims reporting
Trees of all ages number,
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
number.
Trees of bearing age fanos reporting,
Quantity harvested farms reporting
pounda
Fanos classified by muober of trees of bearing age:
No trees cdT bearing age fams reporting...
Nonbearlng trees number.
Less tban 20 trees of bearing age... f amis reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number...
Trees of bearing age farms repenting.
nuniber.
^entity harvested.
.farms reporting,
pounds..
20 to 99 trees of bearing age faims reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing tge fanos reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing age fonns reporting..
number. .
Outantity harvested.
.fanoB reporting,
pounds.
100 to 199 trees of bearing age fanno reporting..
Trees of all nges number..
Trees not of bearing age fams reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing age fonno reporting.
number.
Qjantlty harvested fanna reporting.
pounds.
200 to 499 trees of bearing age famo reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farac reporting...
Trees of bearing age fanns reporting...
number. . .
(^antity harve:;ted.
.fanna reporting,
pounds.. .
500 to 999 trees of bearing age fant: reporting..
Trees of all ages jiumber...
Trees not of bearing age fanns reporting..
ntmber. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
itufflber..
^antity harvested farms reporting..
pounds..
1,000 or more trees of bearing age.. farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number. .
Trees of bearing age fanos reporting..
number. .
Quantity harvested fanns reporting..
pounds. .
See footnotes at end of table.
A,OJC
5,506
865,205
997,004
1,492
1,996
162,481
148,313
3,340
4,446
702,724
848,691
2,736
2,027
082,478
62,156,493
1,709
12,594
299
4,553
1,709
8,041
1,210
640,681
19,235
361
108,997
19,050,097
170
427,232
64
57,580
170
369,652
169
58,785,094
APRICOTS^
Any apricots farms reporting.
Trees not of bearing age fanns reporting.
number of trees.
Itader 5 trees fanns reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting .
15 trees fanns reporting.
16 to 19 trees fanns reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting.
30 to 49 trees fanns reporting.
50 to 99 trees fanns reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees fanns reporting.
250 to 299 trees fanns reporting.
300 to 499 trees fanns reporting.
500 to 999 trees fanns reporting.
1,000 or more trees fanns reporting.
Trees of bearing age fanns reporting.
number of trees .
Under 20 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees fanns reporting.
50 to 99 trees fanns reporting .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
.2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Oiantlty harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Under 25 pounds fanns reporting.
25 to 49 pounds fanns reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 499 pounds fanns reporting.
500 to 999 pounds fanns reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounda farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 pounds farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 poundn fanns reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounda farms re: irting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
CHERRIES, SOUH*
Any cherries, soir farms reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number of tr^es.
Ifrider 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting .
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees farms reporting.
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees fanns reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting,
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.
CJuantlty harvested fanns reporting.
pounds.
"Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds fame reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 499 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 pounda farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting,
10,000 or more pounds fanns reporting.
28
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Insh potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest produc
B based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations.
CHERRIES, SffEET''
Any cherries, sweet farms reporting..
Trees not of bearing age..» farms reporting,.
nxjmber of trees..
Under 5 trees farms reporting . .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to U trees farms reporting..
15 trees farms reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 2*4 trees fEirms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to ^9 trees farms reporting,.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting,.
200 to 249 trees fanns reporting,.
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees farms reporting. .
Trees of bearing age fanns reporting..
number of trees..
Ifrider 20 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 49 trees farms reporting. .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting. .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 trees fanns reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting,,
2,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds. .
Under 25 pounds farms reporting..
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting..
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting. .
100 to 499 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 or more pounds farms reporting..
GRAPES^
Any grapes farms reporting..
Vines not of bearing age farms reporting..
number of vines..
Under 5 vines farms reporting,.
5 to 9 vines farms reporting..
10 to 14 vines farms reporting..
15 vines farms reporting,.
16 to 19 vines farms reporting. .
20 to 24 vines farms reporting. .
25 to 29 vines farms reporting..
30 to 49 vines farms reporting . .
50 to 99 vines farms reporting..
100 to 199 vines farms reporting. .
200 to 249 vines farms reporting..
250 to 299 vines farms reporting..
300 to 499 vines farms reporting..
500 to 999 vines farms reporting,.
1,000 or more vines farms reporting..
Vines of bearing age farms reporting..
number of vines..
Under 20 vines farms reporting.,
20 to 24 vines farms reporting.,
25 to 49 vines farms reporting.,
50 to 99 vines farms reporting,.
100 to 199 vines farms reporting.,
200 to 499 vines farms reporting. ,
500 to 999 vines farms reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 vines farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 vines farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 vines farms reporting.,
3,000 to 4,999 vines farms reporting.,
5,000 to 9,999 vines farms reporting.,
10,000 or more vines farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 499 pounds fanns reporting,
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounds farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 pounds fanns 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
4,912
1,438
102,810
2,845
583
436,111
7,741
1,674
53,382
3,690
690
217,056
PEARS, BARTLETT*^
Any pears, Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,
number of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting.
20 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees fanns reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees fanns reporting .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees fanns reporting .
100 to 199 trees fanns reporting .
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Ifoder 25 tons farms reporting.
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 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 or more tons farms reporting.
PEARS, OTHER THAN BARTLETT^
Any pears, other than Bartlett fanns reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees fanns reporting.
30 to 49 trees farms reportinc-
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees fanns reporting.
200 to 249 trees fanns reporting.
250 to 299 trees farms reporting,
300 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting,
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees fanns reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting,
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 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 or more tons farms reporting.
5,899
2,706
632,781
3,347
1,126
126,812
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[paU for all crops except com, [nsh potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See textj
(rordenni
e text)
PLUMS AND PRUNES^
Any plxuns and prunes fauns reporting..
Trees not of bearing age, fauns reporting..
number of trees..
Under 5 trees farms reporting. .
5 to 9 trees farms reportiiig. .
10 to 1-1 trees farms reporting. .
15 trees farms reporting. .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 2A trees farms reporting. .
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to A9 trees farms reporting. .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting. .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting. .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting. .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees faime reporting. .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees fanns reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
rminber of trees . .
Under 20 trees fanns reporting..
20 to 2A trees fanoe reporting..
25 to 49 trees farms reporting..
50 to 99 trees fanns reporting..
100 to 199 trees fanns reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting. .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting. .
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees fanns reporting..
5,000 or more trees fanns reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
Under 25 tons farms reporting..
25 to 49 tons farms reporting..
50 to 99 tons farms reporting..
100 to 499 tons farms reporting . .
500 to 999 tons farms reporting..
IjOOO to 1,499 tons forme reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 tons fanns reporting..
5,000 or laore tons famifl reporting..
FILBEBTS AMD HAZELNUTS^
Any filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees..
Under 5 trees fanns reporting..
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to 14 trees farms reporting. .
15 trees farms reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting. .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting. .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.,
200 to 249 trees farms reporting. ,
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees... farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees farms reporting,,
Trees of bearing age forms reporting..
number of trees . ,
Under 20 trees farms reporting,,
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.,
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.,
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.,
200 to 499 trees faims reporting.,
500 to 999 trees forms reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 trees farns reporting.,
3,000 or more trees farms reporting..
(^lantlty harvested farms reporting. .
pounds..
Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farme reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting..
100 to 499 pounds fame 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 fanns reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
MA Not available.
^[>oes not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for fanns with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
6,816
1,208
30,463
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber farms reporting..
dollars.
Ibider $25 farms reporting.
$25 to $99 fanns reporting.
$100 to $299 forms reporting.
*300 to $999 fanns reporting.
yl,000 to vl,999 farms reporting.
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting.
cords C4'x4'x8').
Itader 25 corda farms reporting,
25 to 49 cords famis reporting,
50 to 99 cords forms reporting.
100 to 499 cords farms reporting.
500 or more cords forms reporting.
Sales forms reporting.
cords (4'x4'x8')«
Pulpwood sold farms reporting.
cords (4'x4'x8' ).
Under 25 cords forms reporting.
25 to 49 cords forms reporting,
50 to 99 cords farms reporting.
100 to 199 cords farms reporting.
200 to 499 cords farms reporting .
500 or more cords farms reporting.
Fence poets cut faros reporting.
number.
Under 100 fence poots farms reporting.
100 to 499 fence posts fanns reporting.
500 to 999 fence poets farms reporting.
1,000 to 4,999 fence posts farms reporting.
5,000 or more fence posts farms reporting.
Soles faros reporting.
number.
Sowlogs and veneer logs sold farms reporting.
thousands of board feet.
Under 1,000 board feet farms reporting.
1,000 to 2,499 board feet fanns reporting.
2,500 to 4,999 board feet farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 board feet farms reporting.
10,000 to 19,999 board feet farms reporting,
20,000 to 49,999 board feet farms reporting.
50,000 to 99,999 board feet farms reporting.
100,000 or more board feet farms reporting.
Christmas trees sold farms reporting.
number.
Under 100 trees fanns reporting.
100 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 4,999 trees fanns reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
1,854
4,412,739
7,369
66,216
1,382
289,151
161
108,431
950
62,690
24
50
30
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage r
J for hired p^aons working the we«k preceding the enui
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and eicplai
Total all farms
Commercial farms
Hired vrorkers fanns reporting. . .
persons. ..
1 hired worker fa""9 reporting. ..
2 hired workers fanns reporting. . .
3 or 4 hired workers f^ims reporting. . .
5 to 9 hired workers fa""s reporting...
10 or more hired workers fanns reporting...
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
1 hired worker 'wms reporting. . .
2 hired workers fanns reporting . . .
3 or 4 hired workers fanns reporting. . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reportjng. ..
10 or more hired workers 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 or more hired workers 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. .
p^^ons. . .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . . ,
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under $50 per month fams reporting. .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting . .
$85 to $109 per month fanns reporting . .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per month f""i3 reporUng. .
$170 to $214 per month fanns reporting. .
$216 to $274 per month fama reporting . .
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting. .
$325 to $374 per month fams reporting. .
$375 and over pef month farms reporting. .
Paid on a weekly basis fams reputing. .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per week ■. hours . .
Average wage rate per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week fanns reporting. .
$12 to $24 per week farms reporting . .
$25 to $29 per week farms reporting..
$30 to $39 per we^ farms reporting..
$40 to $49 per week fanns reporting. .
$50 to $59 per week farms reporting . .
$60 to $69 per week farms reporting. .
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting. .
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting. .
590 and ovw per week farms reporting..
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting. .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per day hours , .
Average wage rato per person per day dollars. .
Under $4 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 fanns reporting. .
$10 per day farms reporting. .
$11 per day fanns reporting. .
$12 and over per day farms reporting . .
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting..
persons . .
Average wage rato per person per hour dollars . .
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting..
$0.45 to S0.54 per hour farms reporting. .
$0.55 to SO. 64 per hour farms reporting..
$0,66 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting..
$0.76 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 $L44 per hour fanns reporting. .
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting..
Paid on a piece-WOtk basis farms repor^ng..
persons . .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration fams reporting. ,
persons .
Average earnings per person dollars .
5,005
9,258
3,436
3,456
9,102
2,043
3,939
1,066
2,390
3,075
6,763
1.26
11,054
42,046
5,290
2,090
1,575
1,199
900
5,700
11,267
3,751
1,043
103
6,963
30,779
2,990
1,162
1,082
1,004
725
6,894
17,429
3,917
1,419
4,821
8,850
3,282
3,118
8,579
1,815
3,776
1,045
2,073
1,565
2,241
1,112
. available.
WASHINGTON
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State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
^Figures OD number of workers uid wage n
3 for Hired persons woricing t.
Data are based on reports for only a sample of Fanns. See textj
(For definitions and expianabons, see t«xt)
, 1959-Continued
Commercial farms— ConUni
Hired workers farms reporting . .
1 hired worker fanna re^jortjng. .
2 hired workers fanw reportinc..
8 or 4 hired workers farms reporUng, ,
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or mere hired workers faims reporting.
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or mare days) fanns reporting. .
1 hired worker farms reporting..
2 hired workers fanna reporting. ,
8 or 4 hired workers farna reporting.,
5 to 9 hired workers farms rejaorting.,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
.farms reporting .
1 hired worker fanns reporting..
2 hireii workers farms reporting. ,
3 or * hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting..
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..
Both regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting..
Seasonal hired wtTfaers and no regular hired workers farms rvporting..
Paid on a mortfhly basis farms reporting.,
Avemge hours worked per person per RXMith hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars. .
L'nder S50 per n»nth farms reporting..
9S84 per month farms reporting..
3 $109 per month. farms reporting..
) S129 per month farms reporting. .
SUOb
5130 toS169 per month farms reporting. ,
$170 lo $214 per month farm-t reporting. ,
S215
$275
S325
$375
5 $324 per month farms reporting. .
1 $374 per nonth farms reporting . .
rd ov« per month farms reporting . .
Paid on a weekly basis fwms reporting..
Average hours worked per person per week hours . .
Average wose rale per person per werit dollifs . .
Under $12 per week farms reporting . .
$12 loS24 per week farms reporting..
$25 toS29 per week fanns reporting..
$30 to $39 per woelt farms reporting..
$40 lo $49 per week farms reporting..
$50 to ?59 per week farms reporting..
560 to S69 ?« week farms reporting..
$70 to S79 per week farms reporting..
S% to $89 per week farms reporting . .
$90 and over per week farms reporting. ,
Paid on a daily basis farms rqnrting..
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting . .
U per day fanns reporting . .
$5 per day fama reporting. .
$« per day fims reporting . .
$7 per day f«»ns reporting . .
$fi per day farms reporting. .
$9 per day farms rcfK>rting . .
SIO per day farms rsfiorting . .
$11 per day farms reporting..
$12 and over per day farms reporting..
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting . .
\verage i.»n» rale per person per hour dollars..
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting.
$0. 45 to $0. 54 per hour .farms repotting .
$0.55 to $0.64 per Iwur farms refwrting. .
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting..
$0,75 to $0.64 per hour farms reporUng. .
$0.H5 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.,
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting..
$1.15 to $1.29 per hour fanns reporting. ,
SI. 30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting. .
$1.45 and over per hour ^ farms reporting. ,
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting..
Pefsons working Friday week preceding enumeration fanns reporting.
persons. .
Average earnings per person dollars . .
32
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working Ihe week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explai
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons.
1 hired worker farms reporting. ,
2 hired workers farms reporting. ,
3 or 4 hired workers fanns reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. ,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting , .
persons, ,
1 hired worker farms reporting . .
2 hired workers farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired wwkers farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. ,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting . .
1 hired worker farms reporting..
2 hired workers fanns reporting. .
3 or 4 hired worters farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting..
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting..
Both regular and seasonal hired workws farms reporting. ,
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired woricers farms reporting. .
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting . .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rale per person per month dollars . .
Under $50 per month farms reporting . .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting . .
S85 to $109 per month , farms reporting ■ .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting..
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting..
S170 to S214 per month farms reporting. .
$215 to S274 per montJi farms reporting . ,
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting. .
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting..
$375 and over per month farms reporting. .
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting, .
persons..
Average hours worked per person per week hours . .
Average wag© rate per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week farms reporting..
$12 to $24 per week farms reporting. .
$25 to $29 per week fanns reporting . .
$30 to $39 per week fanns reporting. .
540 to $49 per week fanns reporting . .
$50 to $59 p^' week fanns reporting. .
$60 to $69 per week fanns repwting . .
$70 to $79 per week fanns reporting . .
$80 to $89 per week fanns reporting. .
$!K1 and over per week farms reporting. . ,
Paid on a daily basis fanns reporting.,.
Average hours worked per person per day hours
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting, . ,
$4 per day farms reporting . , .
S5 per day fanns refxxting. . .
$6 per day, farms reporting. . .
$7 per day farma reporting . . .
$8 per day fanng reporting . . .
59 per day fanns reporting. . .
$10 per day farms reporting. . .
$11 per day fams reporting . . .
$12 and over per day fanns reporting. , .
Paid on an hourly basis fanns reporting...
persons. ..
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars , . .
Under $0.45 per hour fanns reporting . , .
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour fanns r^^rting. . .
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour fams reporting, , ,
$0.65 to $0,74 per hour. fanns reporting, ..
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour fanns reporting. ..
$0.85 to $0.99 pot hour. fams reporting. . .
$1.00 to $1, 14 per hour fanns reporting. . .
$1. 15 to $1.29 per hour fanns reporting . , .
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour, fanns reporting . . .
$1.45 and over per hour fams reporting . . .
Paid on a piece-work basis fanns reporting ,. .
persons. . .
Per:ions working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting .. .
Average earnings per person dollars . . .
HA Not available.
5,005
9,258
3,436
3,075
6,763
1.26
11,05';
5,290
2,090
1,575
1,199
900
5,700
11,267
3,751
1,043
3,456
6,963
9,1C2
30,77?
2,0i3
2,99C
656
1,162
360
1,082
213
1,004
184
725
3,939
4,091
1,066
1,60S
2,390
5,354
3,527
4,067
5,560
6,234
4,312
13,459
1.22
WASHINGTON
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State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES. CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on number of workers and wage ntes are tor hired pef sons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based in reporti= for only a sample of fftims, See text]
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Type of fani)-Contjnued
Livestock farms
alher than poultry
and dairy fanns
and livestock
ranches
Hited workers farms reporting. .
s reporting. .
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 lo 9 hired workers
lb or more hired workers .
Refnilar worters (lo he employed 150 o
) 9 hired workers
or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired w«kers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or noro hired workers .
Regular hired worker
BoO-. regular and sea
Son son at hired workt
I and m sesaonal hired «
lonaj hired workers
Ti and no ro^lar hired w
persons. .
s reporting..
s reportin;;. .
s reporting. .
! reporting . .
B roporting.
'arms roportinc..
sriportinR..
A reporting.,
Paid on a monthly basis. .
nee hfiurs worked per person per month
•ftgo wage rale pw person per month
Wl per rronlh farms
S84 per mnnth fanrw
$100 per month farms
J S12fl per rrxmth farms
) $169 per month farms
1 S2H per month farms
) $274 per month farms
) $324 per month farms
I $374 per month farms
month farms
rvporting. .
raporting.
Paid on a weekly basis faimsropoiiing..
Average hours worked p«r person par weak hotn . .
Avarage wage rate per poson per week ilolltrs . .
I 'nderttlS par wiwk fwrns reporting . .
512 to 524 oer week farms twporUng . .
$25 lo$29 pfr week farms reporting..
S-WtoSSB per week farms reporting..
540 to .*49 per week farms reporting. .
550 lo $59 par week farms reporting. .
$«0 lo $69 per week famis raporting. .
570 to $79 per week farms reporting. .
$60 U>S69 per week farms rafnrting..
$90 and over per week farms reporting. .
Paid on a daily basis fann* repo»tin»r. .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
\verace wajte rale par person per nay ckrilars . .
VnAn 54 per day f»nn» reporting . .
54 per day farms refxrting . .
$5 per day farrns roi»rting. .
S8 per day farms reporting..
57 per day farms reporting. .
58 per day farms repnrlinp..
59 per day farms r^jorting. .
$10 per day farms reporting. .
SI 1 per day farms roporting. .
512 and ovrr per day farmii reporting. .
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting . .
parsons. .
Average wage rate per person jmw hour dollars . .
I 'ndar 50.45 per Sour farms reporting . .
$0.45 to S0.54 per l»ur farms rejwrting. .
$0.55 (o Sa64 per teur farms reporting . .
$0.«5 lo 50.74 per hour farms rojwrting..
50.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting. .
50.85 lo 50.99 per hour faims reporting..
51.00 to 51.14 per hour farms raporting..
51.15 to $1.29 piT hour farms reporting . .
$l.nn to 51.44 prr hour farms reporting..
$1.45 and (ivf* por kmr farms reporting..
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting. .
Average earnings per person dollars. ,
34
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM.
CENSUS OF 1959
pPigures on nuniber of woricets and wage n
a tot hired persons working 0
Data ue baaed on reports for only a sample of fsnna. See text]
(For derinitions and explanations, :
Total all fanns
Hired workers farms
hired workers
ar 4 hired workers
to 9 hired workers
I or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 o
I hired worker .
f 4 hired workers . ,
3 9 hired workers . .
Seasonal workers (to be employ^ les!^
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hir«d workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers ,
i no regular hired workers .
Paid on a monthly basis farms
Average hours worked per person per month
Average wage rate per person per month
Under S50 per month
$50 to $84 per month
$85 to $109 per month
$110 to $129 per month
$130 to $169 per month
$170 to $214 per month
$215 to $274 per month
$275 to $324 per month
$325 to $374 per month
$375 and over per month
eporting
persons
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting,
s reporting
s reporting,
3 reporting.
s reporting
5 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
9 r^xxting
reporting
. ..dollars
s reporting
s reporting
5 reporting
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting
persons
...dollars
3 reportinc
'i reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
persons,
..dollars,
reporting .
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Paido
erage hours worked per person per week
era^e wage rate per person per week
«■ $12 per week
£> $24 per week
lo $29 per week
to $39 per week
lo $49 per week ,
Lo $69 per week ,
Lo $79 per week
to $89 per week
1 a daily basis farms
Average hours worked per person per day
Average wage rate per p^son per day
Under $4 per day farms
$4 per day farms
$5 per day farms
$6 per day farms
$7 per day farms
$8 per day farms
$9 per day farms
$10 per day farms
$11 per day farms
$12 and over per day farms
Paid on an hourly basis farms
Average wage rate per person per hour ,
Under $0. 45 per hour farms
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farm:;
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour '. farms
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour ..farms
$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms
$1.45 and over per hour farms
. .dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Paid on a piece-WOfk basis farms reporting
persons
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
Average earnings per person dollars
m Not available.
7,395
18,360
'1,273
l,52<i
5,005
9,258
3,436
3,456
9,102
2,043
3,939
1,066
2,390
3,075
6,763
1.26
11,054
42,046
5,290
2,090
1,575
1,199
900
5,700
U,267
3,751
1,043
103
6,963
30,779
2,990
1,162
1,082
1,004
725
4,091
1,609
5,354
WASHINGTON
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State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on numbef of wcrkers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Dat* are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexij
e of fann— Continued
Hired workers farms roportlnp
1 hired worker faims reporting
2 hired workers faims reporting
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting
10 or nnre hired workers faims reporting
Regular workers (to be employed ISO o
B days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 lo 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Se«3onal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular hired Korkers and nt
Both regular and seasonal hi
Seasonal hired •■orkors and r
Paid on a montlity basis
sea^sonal hired workors. .
3 refTular hired worksrs .
8 reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting.
9 reporting,
s reporting
s reporting.
9 reporting,
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
, .farms reporting .
Average hotrs workrd per person per nxxith hours .
Average wage rate per person per nonth dollars .
L'nder $50 per month farms roporUng .
A50 to $84 per month farms reporting
$85 to SlOfl per month farrw reporting
$110 to 5129 per month farms reporting
S130 toS169 per month farms reporting
$170 to $S14 per month farms reporting
S215 to S271 per month farms reporting.
$275 lo $324 per month farms reporting
5325 to $374 per month farms reporting
!^75 and over per month farms reporting .
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting.
Average hours worked per person per week, hoirs .
Average wage rate per person per we«k dollars .
Under $12 per week farms reporting
$12 to 524 per week farms reporting
525 to $29 per week farms reporting
S30 to $39 per week farms reporting
$40 to $19 per week farms reporting
$50 to $59 per week fums reporting
$40 to $69 por week farms reporting
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting
$60 to $R9 per week farms reporting
$90 and ov(t pur week fanns reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting
persons
Average hours worked per person por day hours
\verage wage rat« per person per day dollars
Under $4 per day farms reporting
S4 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 por day farms reporting
$10 per day farms reporting
SU per day farms reporting
$12 and over per day farms roportine
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting
..dollars
reporting,
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
$0.45 to S0.54 per hour farms
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms
$0.85 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms
50.85 to $0.99 por hour farms
^1.00 lo $1.14 per hour farms
$1.15 to $1.29 por hour farms
51.30 lo $1.44 per hour farms
9 reporting
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeralion farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per pcr>«>n dollars
36
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
^__ [Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See textj
Economic class
Commercial r&nns
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms numbw.
Percent distribution percent .
Land in farms acres . ,
Percent distribution percent.,
Average size of farm acres.,
Value of land and buildings:
Averiige per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars..
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting. .
1 to 9 acres farms r^x>rting. .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 2fl acres farms reporting. .
SO to 49 acres farnQ reporting. .
50 to 96 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 169 acres farms reporting. .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. .
600 to 999 acres fanns reporting. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . ,
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting..
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes fanns reporting, .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . ,
Woodland pastured farms reporting. ,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
Other pasture {not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops fanns reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting. . ,
Land jn sirip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control , farms reporting , . ,
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. , .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. . .
Under 25 years number. . .
25 to 34 years number. . .
35 to 44 years number...
45 to 54 years number . . .
55 to 64 years number...
65 or more years number . . .
Average age years . . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
fforking off their farms, total operators reporting...
1 to 99 days operators repeating . . .
100 to 199 days operates reporting . . .
200 or more days operators reporting . . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. . .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting. . ,
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. . .
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their fanns. operators reporting. . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting, , .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . operators reportine.. -
With other income of family exceeding vniue
of agricultural products sold operators reporting . , .
FARNfS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . . ,
10 to 49 acres number...
70 to 99 acres , number , . ,
100 to 139 ecres „„„|^,
HO to 179 acres ! 1 . .number !! !
180 to 219 .ores number...
220 to 259 acres number...
260 to 499 acres number...
500 lo 999 acres number...
1,000 to 1,999 acres number
2,000 or more acres number!;:
See Tootnoles at end oT table.
51,55i
100.0
18,692,057
i2,488
i,3S3,35i
13,001
7,259
3,973
4,577
5,050
3,060
3,350
1,585
630
22,433
743,838
13,747
2,748,045
7,583
2,299,323
2,855
231,114
5,867
217,608
13,267
3,107,423
li.CKO
896,777
15,452
6,097,967
4,555
151,810
19,539
994,181
16,852
771,418
52,138
214
42,727
51,053
387
5,368
12,298
14,044
11,166
7,790
50.3
29,415
7,001
3,651
18,760
10,039
13,562
20,873
22,139
4,039
11,618
6,710
18,694
3,226
4,418
3,131
2,335
1,453
1,145
3,369
2,387
2,016
1,615
28,163
54.6
15,757,717
84.3
559.5
25,972
4,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,330
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,352
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
51,618
208
42,622
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,340
2,324
49..
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
3,889,697
20.8
813.6
6,967
13.5
2,680,101
14.3
384.7
564
961
155,032
1,705
1,227,674
1,346
1,1U,255
357
68,507
66,991
1,149
2,675,962
235,090
1,312
227,552
17,734
37
12,780
715
62
1,799
124,946
2,391
790,401
1,921
698,493
411
51,612
661
40,296
86,504
1,789
1,296,321
579
31,102
2,236
222,715
2,047
180,367
17,954
50
17,755
3,609
572
1,546
WASHINGTON
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Diua are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
EcoiKifnic class-Continued
Conmeccial fanns-Continued
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent dislzibutioli pflK«nt
Land in farms «tos
Percent distribution percent
Avera^ size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per fanr dollars
Avera^ per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 lo 19 acr«8 farms reporting
20 to 28 seres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
SO to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms refvrting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 ornnre acres farms reflating
Ooplsnd used only for pastise farms reporting
Qvpland not harvested aad not pesuired farms repcrting
Cultivstsd sonner fsUow farms reporting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms rcfKVting
Other croplsnd (idle and oop failure) farms reporting
Woodland psstured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms Importing
Other pssture (not cropland and not woodlajid] farms retorting
Improved pasture farms rspcsting
Irri^ted land in farms farms repcsting
Irrigated cropland harvested farms rsporting
Land use practices:
Citjpland in cover crops fsma reporting
Cropland used for iTSin or row crops
farmed on the contour fame reporting
Land in strip-crof^ing systsms for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
SysliMn of terraces on crop and pk»oa* land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age Bianbw .
Tnder 2S years ninsber.
28 to 34 years number,
3Sto44yesrs numbsr
45 to 54 years nisnbsr ,
55 to 64 years ninnbar,
85 or more years nimbsr
Avarsgeage yesrs,
OFF-FARM DORK AND OTHER INOOIKE
Farm operators-
WoHiing orf their farms, toTsl operslors reporting
1 tf) 99 days opststcrs rejiorting
100 to 199 days Ofiervtors repoting
200 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
arTicultural [mducts sold operstm reporting
Oper&tors not working off their farms or not reporting
as lo work off their farms operators reporting
With other members or family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm operated, .operators repcrting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultursl products sold operstors reporting
FARMS BY SIZE
6,417
12.4
1,547,559
2,851
107,507
1,836
147,960
949
97,755
356
25,229
834
24,976
1,483
333,079
1,243
U0,540
1,708
430,749
567
15,505
3,190
129,862
2,923
102,765
324
2,132
42
6,586
1,367
1,897
1,696
1,389
1,143
3,437
816
1,460
334
4,780
170,014
1,154
2,450
82,925
1,299
60,867
16,255
642
20,811
1,720
276,053
1,318
134,012
1,462
217,624
498
9,703
2,316
68,321
2,030
48,404
206
1,032
1,422
1,353
1,684
1,996
2,031
375
1,156
511
5,276
583
55,870
18,383
35.7
1,057,220
8,556
118,568
2,755
56,580
780
8,169
579
14,601
1,705
33,810
5,852
248,175
5,434
245,018
5,220
165,527
1,402
11,025
4,903
54,412
3,787
33,852
381
1,797
14,434
6,206
7,186
16,192
1,234
462
1,037
1,234
3,845
9,510
1,140
1,282
3,781
43,147
2,265
2,024
25,487
2,281
152
8,610
427
8,679
1,306
51,920
1,275
68,926
1,369
38,791
362
3,554
1,225
13,498
994
7,629
877
3,747
602
3,429
2,619
500 to 999 acres
See footnotes st end of tsble.
38
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data Bre based on refx>rt5 for only a sample ol faims. See text]
FARKB BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Pail owners number . .
All tenants number. .
Cash tenants number. .
Sbare-cash tenants number. .
Oip-share tenants number. .
Livestock-share tenants number. .
Other and unspecified tenants number. .
White farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
All tenants number. .
Nonwhite farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. .
All tenants number . .
FARKIS BY TYPE OF FAIBI
Cash-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number. .
Cotton farms number . .
Other field-crop farms number. .
Vegetable farms number . .
Fruit^and-nut farms number . .
Poultry fam:s number. .
Dairy farms number . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number. .
Livestock ranches number. .
General famis number . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES .AND KIND OF ROAD
Gnin combines farms reporting. .
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick-up balers farms repotting . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number . .
Motortrucks. farms reporting. .
number . .
Tractors farms reporting. .
number..
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. ,
number..
1 tractor farms reporting . .
2 tractors farms reporting . .
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 Iractc^ farms reporting. .
5 or mot« tractors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reportinj:..
number. .
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
flarden tractors farms reporting . .
number. .
Automobiles farms reporting. .
number . .
Automobiles and. 'or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freezer farms reporting . .
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Oop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
PowerKiperated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting . .
Farms by kintl of road ofi which locateil:
Hard surface farms reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting . .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting . .
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad farms reporting . .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reoorting. .
5 or more miles ftirms reporting. .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons. .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
persons . .
Farms reporting by number of regular 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 repcrting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm Ofierated operators reporting. .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Ofierators not reporting residence number. .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,771
1,379
4,516
2,017
5,938
i02
423
7,944
8,085
3,410
3,719
37,220
60,193
42,582
78,068
38,542
63,114
23,623
9,478
3,451
1,097
893
35,167
48,971
10,970
14,143
13,989
14,954
46,265
61,106
50,007
44,080
31,511
10,272
6,059
421
9,5CK
29,961
16,778
4,344
2,426
1,918
642
716
7,395
18,360
5,005
9,258
47,262
3,030
1,262
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
15,735
8,354
3,311
382
403
6,880
7,009
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,Oi6
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,993
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
358
8,660
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,248
349
465
6,894
17,429
4,821
8,850
2,794
10,625
2,766
9,807
2,413
6,238
1,863
3,569
2,773
4,937
2,854
2,741
2,356
283
231
1,854
6,606
1,657
10,394
1,067
1,894
1,008
383
176
3,907
7,169
2,436
3,225
1,170
1,291
4,589
6,611
4,756
WASHINGTON 39
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data we b«sed on reporta for only & sample of ronns. See t«xtj
Economic ctdss— Continued
Commerciai farms-Continued
Pajt-retjrement
FARMS BY C30L0R AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ownars. number . .
P«t owners number . .
All twiMtfl nunibef..
Cmsh lenwits numb« . .
Share-cash tenanla number. .
Crop-share tenants. number . .
Livestack- share tenants number..
Other and unsr>ecified tenants number..
White farm operators;
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
All tenants number . .
Nonwhite fftm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners numbw , .
All twiante Jiumber . .
FAIOG BY TYPE OF FARM
Caah-^min faime number . .
Tobacco farms number . .
Cotton farms. number . .
Other rieliJ-<TDp farms, jiumber..
Vecetable farms number..
Fruit-and-nui farms number..
Poultry farms number . .
Dairy farms. number . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches. number . .
Livestock ranches number. ,
General farms nunber . .
^tiscellaneous and unclassified farms number..
SPECIFIED EQIJIPMENT AND FACHJTTES A.ND KINDOF ROAD
Grain oombinee farms reportinft . .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers '"™ r«pwljn([ . .
number..
Field forage harvesters farms ropcrtinn. .
numbt* . .
Motortnicka farms roporliiiK . .
number. ,
Tractors farms reporlinp. ,
Tractors other than Katden farms roportinif. .
number. .
1 tractor farms r^mrtjnR..
2 tractors farms roportinR..
8 tractors f«nna repwtinn..
4 tractors f»nT« reporun*..
5 or more (ractore farms repottinji..
Wheel tractors farms fvportinjt . ■
Crawler tractors fenns rvportinji . .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporlin((..
number..
Automobiles farms repoting. .
number. ,
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reponintt . .
Telephone farms peportinji . .
Home freeiof farms repcrung . .
Milking machine farms repcrtinfi . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop dnor (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting..
Power-operalod olovaior, conveyor, or blower farms reporting . .
Farms by hind of road on which located:
Hard lurfnco farms reporting. .
Cira***!, ?<holI, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved fanns reporting . .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reprsting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface load. farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or nwre miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hirsd workers farms reporting. .
Regular hired worVars (env»loyed ISO or more days) farms reporting . .
Farms reporting by numb« of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting .
3 or 4 hired workws farms reporting..
5 (o9 hired worlwrs farms reporting.,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators r^iorting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting retiidence. ■ number .
See footnotes at end of table.
5,9U
10,071
5,674
3,460
1,749
368
73
24
5,236
7,046
1,304
1,412
1,529
1,613
5,884
7,340
6,313
5,480
3,839
2,160
1,550
90
1,538
4,729
7,632
4,467
6,199
3,101
1,064
269
17
16
4,166
5,082
1,004
1,U7
1,367
1,433
4,601
5,691
5,198
4,309
3,027
1,332
634
21
1,170
U,280
1,363
12,963
1,«01
13,345
2,053
18,753
1,330
10,798
1,657
12,471
1,044
9,362
246
1,256
39
133
1
37
10
1,233
10,017
1,410
10,699
230
1,678
247
1,772
381
5,992
396
6,282
1,354
16,797
1,602
22,313
1,693
17,806
1,079
15,678
810
10,755
280
2,004
11,571
5,065
1,620
1,068
15
20
2,264
2,435
3,U9
4,110
2,508
2,788
2,258
225
20
4,457
3,874
2,394
40
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explanations,
Economic class
Commetcial farms
USE OF rOMMERClAL FERTIUZER AND LR(E
Commercial fertilizer and fertililinp
materials used durinp the year farms refcrting...
acres on which used
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
Dt^' raateri als farms reporting . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
Wheat fanns reporting . . .
[>y materials fanns reporting . . .
Liquid matenals farms reporting. . .
Barley farms reporting...
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Sugar beets farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops farms reporting . .
Dry matenals farms reporting. .
Liquid matenals farms reporting . .
Lime or Lming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDrmiES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting . .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
I'nder 5100 farms reporting . .
SlOO to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to 51,999 farms reporting . .
52,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 or more. farms report! ng . .
Purchase of livestock and poultiy farms reporting . .
dollars . .
I'nder $1,000 farms reporting..
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to 54,999 farms reporting . .
55,00010 59,999 farms reporting..
510,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under S200. farms reporting . .
$200 to 5999 farms reporting . .
.51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
5200 to 5499 farms repeating..
5500 to 5999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to 54,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting . .
520,000 to S49.999 farms reporting . .
$50,000 or more farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $100. farms reporting . .
SlOO to $499 farms reporting . .
5500 to 5999 farms reporting..
51,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other pelrxileum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting.,
dollars . ,
Under $100 farms reporting . .
SlOO to 5499 farms reporting.,
5500 to $999 farms reporting.
51,000 to $4.999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
22,738
2,495,»W
190,043
18,503
121,560
6,131
68,483
8,303
255,936
7,858
26,702
2,066
33,706
1,938
3,684
154
409
6,718
1,380,643
2,978
15,608
4,020
38,315
3,163
325,250
1,234
3,721
1,980
8,685
31,929
10,264
64,733
2,037
15,758
51,269
37,619
74,017,509
6,385
20,243
3,461
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
22,492
12,501
50,0Oi,527
47,391,075
17,462
8,030
2,585
2,096
1,159
1,114
666
646
620
615
22,516
14,387
11,047,029
10
102,038
12,243
5,454
7,627
6,332
2,646
2,601
26,237
20,768
67,343,846
65
015,148
7,179
3,897
4,805
3,609
3,684
3,020
4,388
4,124
3,089
3,057
1,837
1,827
19,037
13,290
9,587,382
9,144,391
9,061
4,308
6,171
5,315
1,716
1,633
2,089
2,034
49,563
27,930
24,490,197
22,381,833
18,249
3,398
17,683
11,322
6,222
5,909
7,060
6,957
2,378
1,190,009
73,838
1,404
40,064
1,417
33,774
5,279
1,137
20,703
816
182,327
176
1,352
652
4,700
209
U,147
189
2,980
89
1,487
1,100
187,294
891
25,057
366
6,465
2,867
1,814
24,151,297
3,577
657,837
49,014
2,328
29,761
1,769
19,253
1,709
108,422
1,430
14,909
4,781
3,235
15,318,477
2,263
6,242,607
1,135
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
. [DaU ire baaed on rapotts fta only s sample of fama. See text]
Econoouc class— Continued
CooBnercial farma-Cootinued
Part-retirement
USE OF CXWftfERClAL FERTILIZER AND UME
Dry inal«n&ls. . ,.
Liquid matenals .
Dry materials. . .
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland),.
Dry matflnals
Liquid materials
Dry materials
Liquid materiala
Barley
Dryn
Liquid maunkla.
Sugar beets
Dry m«t«ntls. . . .
Liquid malarials.
Alt othar crope .
Dry mftUntU.
Liquid tnMlanm
STECIFTED FARM EXPENDITIWES
Any of the followin); spccififld oxpendituroe
F««d fcr livestocli uid poultry
Under SIOO
S100to»M
Sl,000lo$l,>M
$2,000 to S4.DM
$6,000 or mom
Pirchas* of livo«locl( and poultry
Under ;i,000
S1,000 to S!,4»
«,S00 to $4,<im
SS.OOO to $9,9m
510,000 « morn.
Machine hire
Under $200
J200U)J99» -
S1,000 or n<on>.
HimI labor.
Under $300.
fl!00loH9»
1600 to SUM
Sl.OOO to $2.<S«
$2,500 to M,999
$6,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $19,999
$20,000 to $4g,gw
$50,000 er n«re
flaeda, bulbs, planta, and trees
Under $I0a
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100.
$10010 $499
$600 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
$5,000 ormEre
See footnotes at end of table.
s repotting
9 reporting
s reportinf;
9 repocung
9 reporting
9 reportinf!
9 reportjnf;
'arms reporting
'artns reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
'anns reporting
'arms rr^urting
'anna repirting
refurting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9rep£*ung,
dollArs
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting .
dollars.
a reporting
9 reporting.
9 reporting
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting,
dollars
9 reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting
8 reporting
9 reporting,
dollars.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reprrting.
3,749
147,333
16,383
3,176
12,744
S42
3,639
1,428
37,884
1,310
3,501
2,164
50,985
1,861
6,641
6,417
4,596
8,204,747
2,752
2,688,662
2,074
3,273
1,445,504
1,420
1,402
451
4,412
4,241,321
1,248
2,326
717,248
1,248
1,253
2,442
59,004
6,900
2,245
6,280
263
620
1,396
19,068
1,281
3,163
5,348
3,871
3,690,446
2,309
1,487,921
1,916
2,581
751,016
1,343
1,125
113
2,959
1,656,086
1,116
2,192
354,118
1,259
5,257
1,514,703
1,315
3,100
1,783
1,227
527,125
4,105
38,723
5,421
3,888
4,850
277
571
1,870
18,307
1,814
2,238
1,778
11,516
1,652
1,779
18,200
U,415
4,581,177
3,391
10,225
623
171
8,206
2,054,021
7,772
17,113
1,672,375
11,730
5,031
1,227
9,300
1,431
1,197
1,297
45
134
1,754
414, 566
1,648
6,254
1,863
724,677
211,404
5,233
1,551
989
301
32
11
3,998
1,434
,082,008
345,640
2,380
902
4,483
393,589
3,121
1,320
42
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See textj
FBTMATED VALUE OF PHODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars..
average per fami, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other t)ian vegetables and [hiits and nuta, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . .
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars . .
Poultry and poultry- ptrxlucts sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and i:alves farms reporting..
number..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
Milk cows farms repcrting..
number,.
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting, .
Steers and bulls including steer and hull calves farms reporting..
number..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CatUe and calves-
1 head farms reporting..
3 to 4 head. farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head. farms reporting..
10 to 19 head. farms reporting. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 99 head. farms reporting..
100 to 499 head farms reporting. .
500 or more head. farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers tiiat have calved-
1 head. farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head. farms reporting..
20 to 39 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head. farms reporting . .
75 to n9 head farms reporting . .
100 or more head farms reporting . .
Milk cows-
1 head, /. farms reporting . .
3 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
30 to 39 head. farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head. farms repotting..
100 or more head. farms repotting . .
Horses and/or mules fanns repotting..
number..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
number..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting..
number. .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
number..
Lambs under 1 year old farms repcrting..
number . .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting . .
Ewes farms reporting..
number . ,
Rams and wethers. farms reporting . .
number , .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.,
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporti ng . .
number . .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting , ,
dollars,.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,,
number,,
dollars , .
Milk and cream aold^ farms reporting,.
dollars.
Cbickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars . .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens . .
See footnotes at end of table.
570,847,721
11,073
350,693,020
221,138,515
21,015,942
86,286,238
22,252,325
220,154,701
39,085,471
70,584,564
110,434,666
36,607
1,161,416
31,587
493,687
24,062
229,879
30,633
353,099
29,013
314,630
1,464
6,912
8,031
6,684
7,781
3,744
1,824
167
7,157
12,890
3,861
2,946
2,652
1,128
375
577
8,363
9,853
1,595
1,793
1,539
563
137
119
12,388
35,704
9,158
156,837
6,168
96,585
6,041
60,252
3,766
325,696
2,585
106,233
3,449
219,463
3,355
212,041
2,470
7,422
29,954
637,830
98,919,677
4,906
179,649
5,928,417
2,496
308,144
4,005,872
12,646
1,584,566,166
70,584,564
6,167
10,980,655
8,595
74,254,569
25,246,557
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
15,578
296,064
15,122
254,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,5U
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,540
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,538
558
135
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,765
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,025
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,839
3,742,557
8,597
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,475
71,431,458
24,286,700
242,732,447
84,664
152,185,014
110,038,934
11,248,973
29,991,750
10,905,357
80,547,433
14,525,470
9,611,670
56,410,293
1,767
312,073
1,520
102,736
1,466
79,544
1,571
129,593
9,224
263
120,500
187
42,920
233
77,580
230
76,050
194
1,512
253,934
52,917,349
310
31,637
1,0U,021
201
134,480,651
28,128
89,163,564
63,090,429
4,207,074
18,224,210
3,641,851
45,317,087
10,330,542
18,433,784
16,552,761
3,024
205,750
2,712
100,637
2,013
47,689
2,580
60,071
2,565
45,042
17,272
526
12,221
314
33,622
386
51,269
370
49,809
288
1,460
2,515
105,864
14,023,581
523
42,253
1,394,349
315
55,742
854,646
1,201
429,071,824
18,433,784
WASHINGTON 43
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DalA are bftsed on reports for only a sample or farms. See text]
Economic class— Continued
Cocnneraal farms-Continued
Part-retirement
EffTttWTED VALUE OF PROtH<TS SOLD BY SOmCE
All farm products sold lotai. doiiurs
average per farm, dollars
All crops sold ddlars
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold .... dc^lars
Vegeubles sold dollat?
Fruits and nuts sold. dollars
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold. dollars
Ml livestock and livestock products sold dollars
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars
Dairy producu sold dollars
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars
LIVESTOCK AND UVE^rOCK PRODUCTS
Cows, including heifers that have calved. .
Heifers a/id heifer calves . .
Steers and bulls includine a
reprctinK.
'arms reporting.
'arms repyting ,
'arms reporting.
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
I head farms repcvting ,
3 to 1 head. farms reporting ,
5 to 9 head farms reporting .
10 to 19 head. farms reporting ,
SO to 49 head farms reftortiog .
SO to 99 head farms reporting.
100 to 499 head. farms reporting ,
500 or more head. farms reporting .
Cows including heifers that have calvad-
1 head. farms reporting .
2 to 9 head. farms reptvting.
10 to 19 head. fvma reporting,
SO to 29 bead. farma reporting.
80 to 49 head. farms reporting .
SO to 74 head farms repcrting ,
75 to 99 head. farms reporung,
100 or more hand farms reporting ,
MilkoDwa-
1 baad. fanns raporting,
2 to 9 head. farms reporting.
10 to 19 head. farms reporting.
30 to 29 head. fanna repotting .
30 to 49 head. firms rsporting .
50 to 74 head. farms reporting.
75 to 99 head. farms reporting,
100 nr mere head. farms reporting,
Horses and/or mules farms reporting.
Hogs and pi{S farms reporting.
flam since June 1 farms reporting.
Bom before June 1 farms rvporting .
Sheep and lanbS farms reporting ,
number.
Lambs under 1 year old farms repoting .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting,
Ewes farms reporting ,
tarns and wethers. farms reporting .
number,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calvc»i sold alive farms reporting.
dollars .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
dollars
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting
dollars
Chickens including hroilsrs sold farms reporting
(fellars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
See footnoCea at end of table.
i8, 530, 505
7,563
24,953,261
10,531,832
1,931,195
10,433,479
2,056,705
23,577,244
3,847,476
10,688,273
9,1X1,495
4,319
148,119
3,943
72,065
3,256
38,768
3,871
47,963
3,350
28,091
3,725
70,035
7,805,184
2,258
265,080,203
10,688,273
1,054
649,151
1,360
9,275,048
3,153,517
20,816,769
3,892
9,514,999
3,505,131
698,470
3,857,279
1,454,119
U,301,770
1,617,618
3,081,012
6,603,140
3,790
95,531
3,313
41,489
2,458
17,311
3,324
31,716
3,113
22,326
1,<47
1,326
4,i37
3,942
1,1U
1,C74
22,781
17,755
775
76«
13,120
9,957
769
740
7,6«1
7,798
3,267
42,577
5,519,889
1,611
91,913,810
3,081,012
2,622,495
1,471
1,305,820
528,638
53,090
534,399
189,693
1,316,675
139,659
375,605
801, 4U
1,283
17,233
1,162
6,941
846
3,373
1,114
6,438
2,477
103
2,345
1,019
5,976
696,336
13,657,019
743
5,320,726
1,702,854
315,840
2,523,224
778,808
8,336,323
639,717
1,107,853
6,588,753
14,229
122,051
11,608
37,308
8,520
17,470
11,347
44,950
11,372
39,793
3,922
5,100
3,335
1,139
4,364
U,397
3,709
23,721
2,316
1A,447
2,322
9,274
1,477
29,123
1,015
7,893
1,351
21,230
1,316
19,525
915
1,705
10,854
44,016
5,537,977
1,645
16,836
555,588
830
2,815
31,388,466
1,107,853
1,346
99,128
2,054
4,285,325
863
1,764,890
510,222
111,555
988,351
154,752
2,520,935
335,076
608,609
1,577,250
3,436
31,970
2,895
11,898
2,235
6,094
2,687
U,132
2,488
8,940
2,755
12,416
1,406,646
1,118
19,736,269
608, 609
44
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DntH are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Economic class
Commercial farms
Ll\"F:5T0rA INO LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Lttteis farrowed December 1, 1958, to
Novembei 30, 19S9 farms rciioitinc..
numlier of litters. ,
1 or 2 litters .. ferms reporting . .
3 to 9 litters fnmis reporting. ,
10 to 19 litters farms reportinc!.,
20 to 30 litters farms reporting..
40 to 69 litters farms reporting..
70 or more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to Novcmlier 30 farrr.s reporting..
number of litters..
Decemljor 1 lo June 1 farms reporting..
SPEnFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes famis reporting. .
I'nder 11 acres fnmis reporting..
11 to 24 acres farms reporting . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 lo 74 acres farms reporting..
75 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 or more acres farms repeating . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting..
bushels.
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
btifihels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
3,716
26,199
1,736
1,260
2,911
li,586
2,706
13,613
3,171
83,152
1,42"!
76
160
1,937
55,702
4,472,239
1,328
3,533,528
1,668,990
65,841,330
7,428
64,053,417
3,918
223,363
6,796,027
3,591
6,545,931
5,381
135,637
6,Oa,136
2,472
3,295,386
6,754
663,425
26,367,524
5,019
22,262,936
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,Cf75
26,209,256
4,818
22,202,826
928,803
1,476
841,898
35,066,277
1,464
34,343,822
432
711,200
1,295
313,042
13,266,598
1,132
11,467,926
1,001,665
2,028
503,848
19,467,973
2,021
18,887,422
779
690,831
1,827
202,954
8,161,758
1,587
6,969,239
pounds . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, vrtieat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or email grains farms reporting.
tons , green weight .
See footnotes at end of table .
1,492
179,781
277,631,861
12,807
416,964
1,027,695
11,519
212,909
411,981
2,175
67,472
2,324
41,261
51,968
2,595
39,760
61,530
2,921
78,746
584,648
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
719,325
3,807
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
3,138
1,254
27,037
2,659
74,286
561,808
1,517
76,363
221,961
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data «re based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lextj
(For definitions and explaj
Conunerciai fanns— Continued
IJVESTOCK AN"D LIVESTOCK PRO WCTS-ConU nued
10 to 19 liuers .
irofliturs..
s renortinc-
9 reporting. ,
s rerottinc. .
s renorting. .
s rAxxtine. .
s reoorting. .
June 2 to November 30
number of liuers..
December 1 to June 1 farms renorting. ,
number of litters. .
SPEnnED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reroriing. ,
Under 11 acres
U to 24 acres.
23 to 49 acres .
50 to 74 acres .
75 to 99 acres .
130 or more Mcn
IUrve9l«d for grain
9 renorting.,
s retxMting. .
s rerotting.,
9 repotting. .
9 retnrtin^. .
9 reporting.,
s reporting..
Slles far?ns reporting..
Winter ■heat harvested farms reporting.
tnishela
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Oats harvested for grain fams reporting
bushels.
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Barley harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sale* farms reporting
bushels
pounds.
Hey crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures out for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting
Sales forms reporting
tons
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting
t<yna
Sales forma reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
tens
Sales farms reporting
tons
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut f arma reporting
Sales farms reporting
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains f armB reporting
green weight
1,024
64,181
2,115,963
l,00t
20,447
881,878
2,078
73,097
173, 157
1,642
38,571
73,974
1,581
46,301
90,873
1,424
30,080
55,764
67,515
35
53,985
40,000
22,008
1,843
697
1,682
114,136
3,130
40,232
67,483
1,131
21,504
210
1,061
2,986
7,583
4,A52
9,998
16
131
875
1,490
102
1,165
1,795
11,480
2,134
12,398
21
187
510
2,201
91
1,074
1,142
11,715
18,690
. end of table.
46
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dma Bte based on reports for only ft sftmple of rums. See text]
Commercial farms
SPEanED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting .
Sales dollars .
Strawberries farms reporting .
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Apples^ farms reporting .
Treea of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
^lantlty harvested loose boxes .
Grapes' f anus reporting .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested pounds .
Pears, Bartlett' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age nujnber .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Pears , other than Bartlett' farms reporting .
Trees of ell ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
2,303
25,686
7,205,241
1,156
6,579
47,352,843
8,037
5,503,298
2,723,064
2,780,234
31,444,017
2,845
5,349,887
436,111
4,913,776
115,225,165
5,899
1,647,099
632,781
1,014,318
68,4ff7
3,347
336,784
126,812
209,972
24,023
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
54,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
1,945,574
1,082,369
863,205
11,863,573
341,400
158, 524
182,876
14,195
49,144
9,400
39,744
3,913
1,220,984
435,285
785,699
7,337,142
973,510
54,431
919,079
21,895,730
333,455
110,972
222,483
17,610
91,967
39,875
52,092
6,456
1,328
964,710
445,836
518,374
7,277,527
301
743,805
17, 195
726,610
19,232,400
143,399
257,643
18,483
86,960
30,572
56,388
7,984
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight haj
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevinei
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on rafxxts for only a sample of fanns. See testj
i explanations, see text)
SPECIFTED CROPS BARVESrGI>-Contioued
Irish potatoes harvested for hcnifi
use or for sale f ajras reporting .
hundredwe igfa t .
Vegetables harvested for sale fanns reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms reporting.
Apples fanas reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age nimiber .
Quantity harvested loose boxes .
Qrapes fanas reporting .
Vines of all ages nuiaber .
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
(iiantity har-/ested pounds . ,
Pears, Bartlett' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number..
(^lantlty harvested teas..
Pears, other than Bartlett' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
OLiantity harvested tons..
Eoooomic class— Continued
Comnwrcial fanns-Continued
1,195
622,785
292,508
330,277
3,395,208
373
849,703
172,i65
677,2i3
20,520,400
261,424
85,821
175,603
10,164
35,985
11,255
24,730
2,795
241,658
119,993
121,665
784,127
745,499
79,820
665,674
13,231,490
105,193
35,568
69,625
3,734
30,072
U,804
18,268
1,470
45,845
27,155
18,690
54,375
165,026
40,015
125,011
2,199,015
16,676
6,105
10,571
8,595
7,oeo
1,575
2,629
366,378
264,303
102,075
529,455
1,047
535,818
59,377
476,441
1,365,575
1,837
U5,504
77,057
68,447
2,517
1,093
28, U3
14,086
14,027
90,979
55,240
35,739
171,685
95,520
1,405
94,115
2,505,240
40,900
14,545
26,355
1,449
5,698
2,550
3,148
10,715
2,575
8,140
334,000
48 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 1 of 9.— Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For deOnilions and exploi
FAIiMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number..
Percent distnbuUon percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent . .
Avprage site of farm acres. .
Value of land and buildings:
Averace per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms 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 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. .
1.000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used onlj for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Wcxidland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured forms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not wiodland) farms re[KXting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms rermrting..
Imgated cropland harvested farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms rer«rtinj:. .
Cropland used for gram or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
Land in slrip-crofiping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY ACE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 (o 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 at more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Wwlung off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting , .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm
cperated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of agncultural prtxlucls sold operators reporting. .
Operatcrs not wcrking off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income frcm sources otjier than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultAiral products sold operators reporting. .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number..
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 179 acres number . .
180 to 219 acres number . .
220 to 259 acres number . .
280 to 499 acres number . ,
500 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number . .
See footnotes at end ti table.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
4,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
■4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,3Si
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923, 4«2
12,047
727,674
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
6,070
100.0
7,576,494
100.0
1,245.2
1,427
116,602
5,062
2,345,948
83,025
2,765
1,716,111
525
29,544
1,380
143,551
1,273
130,411
409
34,694
587
281,506
170
46,870
87
30,405
5,931
46
879
1,650
1,607
1,236
4,245
469
1,938
1,252
20.6
3,512,664
46.4
2,805.6
525
335
55,629
1,183
1,141,327
1,139
1,047,926
238
58,215
179
24,007
79
12,491
135
160,397
46
16,719
22
11,695
1,225
30.1
2,352,469
31.0
1,286.9
60
452
41,031
1,701
731,603
1,616
665,277
263
39,730
13,648
195
84,791
1,579
26.0
1,209,066
16.0
765.7
347
11,824
1,312
355,440
1,198
320,457
218
19,949
448.9
48,015
108,818
1.4
257.9
1,447
262
22,024
8,313
151
7,365
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9.-Cash-grain farms
[Data ar« based or> rapofts for only a sample of fanns. See t«itl
49
F\RK6 BY COLOR AND TENXIRF. OF OPERATOR
Cash Mnnt!
Sharo-oish li
I.i
Other Rnd unsppririrt] d
Vhi[* fami opcfaurs:
Fullo.ncT!.
Pan O.T.CT.
AlllCTanL.
ioTwhiU" fann op"Tator>
15,9*5
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,311
1,457
2,923
1,650
1,452
2,916
1,620
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACOITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combine!* faintu n'pcvting..
Cora pickcT!! ramiA fqnrtini;..
Picit-up balers farms rvfionin^..
Field r<yaf;(< harvc»UT!i rnm.n n>|wrting , ,
numliCT . .
htouxtnickfi fanns n^icrtinit . .
numb<r. •
Traeurs fanns n^porlinf . ,
number..
Tractors other than ^nnlen fanns nyjwrunc-'
number..
1 tractor farms re(x>rtin^ . .
2 (racters fam.s renortinc. .
3 tractors farms renutinf;..
4 tractors farms reporting..
5 or more Iractora farms reportini;..
Wheel tractors fanos mfiortinr..
Oawler (/actors farms rc^nrtjnf;..
numbs..
Garden tractors farms reforting..
Aulonwbiles farms rvfwrtinf;. .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms refwrtinx..
Telephone fanns reportrnfc . ,
Home froecer farms n>portjng. .
Milking machine. farms n.portin(. .
Fleclric milk cooler farms reporting..
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
U,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
5,881
14,315
5,841
12,902
1,578
2,345
1,189
380
249
4,267
5,894
4,597
7,008
1,336
1,413
5,803
8,004
6,029
1,246
4,337
1,246
3,999
1,347
1,213
2,552
1,229
2,097
1,252
1,807
4,513
1,798
4,0U
1,250
1,737
1,630
2,276
1,802
2,495
1,826
1,522
3,136
1,511
2,806
1,059
1,412
1,157
1,394
1,493
1,882
1,556
Farms by kind of toad on iwhich located:
Hard surface farms repottinji.,
Gravel, shell, or ahale farms reporlin(t..
Din or unimproved farms reporting. ,
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting.,
1 mile * farms leporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDim ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporttnft. .
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting . ,
2 hired ssirkere farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 toft hired workers farms reporting.,
10 or more hired iworkers farms repotting. ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators ri^iorting. ,
Not residing on farm operatrsj operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence. number .
See footnotes at end of table.
50 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9.-Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample o( farm.s. See text]
(Kor dcrinilions nnd explfti
USE OF COMMERCTAL FF.RTILIZER AND LIME
ComnierriKl rprtilizor and fntilizinc
materials used durinc the yoiw. fam.s raportinj:.,
acres on which used. .
Dr>' materials f*mis reportinR . .
Liquid maU-rinls farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and croplnnd paslure farms reporting..
Dr> matmals farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Vheat • • • Jarms rpporting..
Dry materials fanius reporting..
Liquid materials famiE reporting . .
Barley /arms n^porling..
I>y materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Sugar beets Jam.^ repcrtmn. .
Dry materials fom.s repiirling. .
All other crops farms ri^rting..
Dry materials (ritiih reporting,.
Liquid materials farms renorting. ■
Lime or liming materials used durini; the year femns reporting . .
ncre« limed..
SPEOFIED FARM EXPEVDITl'RES
Any of the following specified expenditures famw reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry' fnm's reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 fanw reportinn..
SI 00 (o $999 farms reprvti nf; . .
$1,000 to $1,991) farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 farms rertirting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultrv formn reporting..
dollars..
I'nder $1,000 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $2. 499 fim.>. re^wirtinp..
S2,500 to M,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 toS9.999 fam.s renorting..
$10,000 or more farm-* reporting . .
Machine hire rnrms reporting, .
Under $200 farms reporting . .
S200lo$999 ffumsrenorting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor , farms reporting, .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
5200 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $2,499 farms teportin?..
52,500 to $4,999 farms reportinc. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to *49,999 farms reporting,.
550,000 or more farTrs reporting , .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and Uees, farms reporting. .
doUers..
Under «100 fanns reporting , .
■=1100 to $499 rarms reporting..
$500 to «;999 fariTus repatine . .
*1,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Gasoline and olher petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting, ,
dollars.,
Under $100 farms reporting.,
SlOO to $tW> fartiia reporUng . ,
S500 to $999 farmK reportinr . ,
51,000 to 54,999 famif- reporting.,
55,000 or more fam-.s reporting. ,
17,376
4,754
2,444,4*1
1,731,590
182,545
73,533
13,388
1,779
U4,772
25,732
5,808
3,611
67,773
47,801
5,979
503
232,598
26,790
5,600
386
23,759
1,625
548
121
2,190
314
1,291
119
29,136
3,630
1,188
94
2,987
211
129
25
388
137
6,332
4,365
1,375,123
1,265,179
2,664
1,238
15,341
11,054
3,947
3,339
38,173
34,931
3,003
2,180
323,730
295,282
1,094
475
3,606
2,279
1,960
1,745
8,654
8,056
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
23,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
3,057
1,827
791
331
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
6,070
3,629
2,961,909
2,538
2,827,226
1,960
1,155
932,215
32,725
1,496
496,123
22,718
449
8,536
1,245
M,182
3,849
1,173
10,091
1,828
1,184
951,360
1,165
223,979
12,218
1,841
794
4,558
28
383
29,293
313
2,686
125
1,097
See foo(jio4«s a
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[IHIA are based or raporta Tor only a sample of fanna See text]
51
ESTDMTED VALIIE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
»ld..
Fniit
! sold.
Forest products and horticultural s
All livestock and livestock producu
Poultry and poultry producLs sold.
Dairy [roducts sold
Livestock and livestrjck products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold
eftetables and fruits and
specialty pitidut
LIVTSTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle anij calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Heifers and heifer calves. . .
Steers and bvlls including s
numbrv
Fauna npoiung by number on hand:
CalUe and calvos-
1 head (vmt rcportinc..
2 to 4 head farms TT>portinf: .
5 to 9 head farms refHrtinji.
10 to 19 head farm-' repurtinK.
20 to 49 head farms rr^sirtin):.,
50 to 99 head farmn riiunmi;.
100 to 499 head farms rcportinff. .
500 or more head farms rpportme..
Cowa, including heifers thai have calvad-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farm^ reputing . ,
10 to 19 head farms rpp^rtinf..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms rcpcrting . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting . ,
100 or more head farm^ reporting . ,
1 hettd farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms repcrting
20 to 29 head farms reporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
7S to 99 head farms reporting
100 cr more head farms reporting
HtKSeS anil/or mules farms reporting,,
Hogs and pigs farms reporting, ,
Bom since June I farms tvpcrting,
Bern befcfe June 1 farms reporting,,
Sheep and latntlS farms reportin
Lambe under 1 year old farms reporting,.
numlinr.
Sheep 1 year old and tmar farms ropcxting,.
numbrv,.
Ewee farms reporting..
number..
Rams and wetherv farms reportin
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUle and calves sold abve farms reportin
dollar
Bogs and pigs sold alive , .,,.. farms reporting..
number.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number , .
Milk and rream sold ^ farms reporting
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,689
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
169,168,409
27,870
156,627,064
155,460,734
717,088
311,562
137,680
12,541,345
320,198
231,029
11,990,U8
3,729
151,5a
3,459
71,173
2,118
4,526
3,065
41,677
3,137
38,691
2,030
5,733
1,393
42,177
1,006
26,284
1,059
15,893
602
dollai
2,908
65,996
9,839,166
1,004
49,846
1,644,918
465
29,370
1,228
320,248
278,887
84,351,701
67,374
78,497,634
77,842,080
485,722
85,609
84,223
5,854,067
77,025
29,085
52,309,401
28,616
48,505,548
48,385,862
77,776
25,661
16,349
3,803,753
81,368
35,204
3,687,181
1,147
45,001
1,058
22,104
11,452
1,003
11,445
24,073,323
15,246
21,982,125
21,691,325
90,840
187,182
12,778
2,091,198
97,376
101,051
1,892,771
U,272
661
1,570
6,408,916
7,844
5,763,598
5,704,661
40,250
10,032
8,655
645,318
51,819
55,619
537,8
1,731,480
4,103
1,610,030
1,572,160
20,500
1,770
15,600
121,450
8,496
9,445
103,509
See footnotaa at and of tables
52 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of fa/ms. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Cont.rui
Litters lattowed Deccrabei 1, 1958, to Novembet 3D, 1959. . . .farms
20 to 39 lit
40 to 69 lit
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting . .
reporting.,
reforting..
reporting .
reporting.,
rporting . .
70 or more litters
June 2 to November 30
number of lit
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
numl>er of litters.
SPECIFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
5 reporting.
3 reporting.
s reporting .
« reporting.
3 reporting .
3 reporting.
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms repotting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
reporting.
pounds.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
^porting.
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Crass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
tons, green weight.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
-1,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,558
2,659
74,286
561,808
1,673,871
5,164-
l,54-i,875
61,193,783
5,159
59,569,482
l,il7
168,811
4,998,311
1,402
4,847,633
1,291
60,540
2,476,520
915
1,916,563
4,258
600,781
23,842,036
3,947
21,017,374
1,221
169,081
255,401,245
2,152
74,999
163,736
242,116
1,208
791,871
32,915,969
1,207
32,222,166
222
545,540
1,045
291,937
12,292,961
1,005
11,002,065
307
443,945
1,704
478,913
18,625,298
1,704
18,080,713
363
235
416,910
1,469
191 , 589
7,601,354
1,374
6,637,226
444
441,135
1,341
208,004
7,468,280
1,338
7,205,824
472
1,057
90,535
3,104,938
65,060
35
63,210
5,367
7,683
106
4,810
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9.— Cash-grain farms
I Data an b&sed on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
53
■xfdanalions, see lexll
SPECIFIED ntOPS H\R VESTED- Com mu«i
Irish potatoes harreffted for heme
use or for sale fanos reporting..
hundredweight. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reportlllg..
Sales dollars..
Strawberries harvested farms reporting..
pounds. .
Lend in bearing ani non bearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
plEoited nut trees^ farms reporting. .
Apples^ farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age ouster..
Trees of bearing age number..
^jantlty harvested loose boxes . .
Grapes farms reporting. .
Vines of all ages.... number..
Vines not of bearing age.... nuii)cr. .
Vines of bearing age.... rmaiber..
Ciiantlty harvested. poui^a..
Pears, Bartlett'... fame reporting..
Trees of all ages.... number..
Treee not of bearing age nuaber. .
Treee of bearing age number..
(iiantity harvested tons . .
Pears, other than Bartlett' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Treee not of bearing age miBA>er..
Trees of bearing age number..
^lantlty harvested tons..
2,303
25,686
7,205,241
2,188
20,548,122
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
10^,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,8a
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat eold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for taras with leas than 20 treas and grepevlnea.
20,936
13,776
7,160
100,228
83,330
69,056
U,274
297,660
U,856
10,841
1,015
2,290
7,U5
366
776
2,780
56
1,514
4,355
310
12,765
79,133
1,000
6
13
16
127
66
37,322
1
40
29,800
126
26
7,522
375
20
200,550
54 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 2 of 9.-0ther field-crop farms
[Dita are based on raporta for only fe sample of faims, Se« textj
(For deHnitions and exploi
e text)
FAHMS. ACRBkGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . -
Percent distribution percent .
Lant) in farms acres .
Percent distribution percent.
Value of land and buildiniis:
Average per Farm dollars .
Average per acre dollars .
Land in farms according to lise:
Crtiplftrd harvested farms repoctinf;. ,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. .
10 to 19 acres rarms reporUng . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 r'cres farms reporting .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
Other cropland (idle and crop Tailure) farms reporting .
Woodland pastured farms reporting .
Woodland not fMtstured forms reporting .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting .
Improved pasture farms reporting .
Irrigated land in farms farms rerorting .
Irrigated cn3pland harvested farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops tarms reporting .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting .
Land in strip-cropping systems ft)r
soil-erosion oontrol farms reporting.
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . ,
t'nder 25 years number .
25 to 34 years number . ,
35 to 44 yeara number .
46 to S4 yeara number .
65 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . ,
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Wcrlung off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting. .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm worit operatcrs reporting . .
With other mcane of faimly exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operatcrs reporting .
Operators not wvking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting.
With other members of Family working off farm operatcrs reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
FARMS 8V SIZE
Under 10 acres number ,
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number ,
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number. .
180 to 219 acres number. ,
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number.
500 to 999 acres number . ,
1,000 to 1 ,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number..
See footnotes at end d table.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
4,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
"4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
895
313,835
233
51,618
208
42,622
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
17, U9
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
1,027
100,0
208,246
100.0
202,8
217
49,554
69
2,345
986
127,584
936
U7,499
103
25.8
112,695
54.1
425.3
24,9
46,185
22.2
22,9
29,575
14.2
125.9
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
55
Part 2 of 9.
[Dua ire biued on
-Other field-crop farms
iports fof only a aampTe of farms. See U-'xl 1
FAIttB BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Othef and un^pecirmJ V
White tun\ opefkttfs:
Nonwhite ftrm operators.
SPEaFIED EQUIPME^^^ and FACTUTIES and kino of ROAD
fann.« tvpcvtiiy^. ,
number.,
Com pickers {airaa uyonin
d foTBit* h«rve-'«<T'' fnrn^ repevtinc . .
Tr&ctcm fvmfi reporting.,
Tndors other ihan fuOen fwina ropcwtinc.
3 Incurs Turns
4 tnclorn (nma
repurtinp..
roparUne.,
Wheel t/actor*! fiVTit^ n>fiartinf>.,
nunibor..
Crawler iractor* fanns r
Garden IracLcm farms r
» n>partjnc . ,
numhiT..
Automobilm and/or motortnicloi , .fanns
Telephone. farms
Hon^e froezrr rarrtm
MilkinK machine. TaniM
Electnc milk cnolcr farms
Farms by kind of road on wtiJcfi located:
Hant Hurfaco farmH
Gravel, •thetl, or shale rartn**
Dirt or unin^woved. farm?
Less than I mile to a hard surface road fnrmn
1 or more miles lo a hard Murface road rarm.s
1 mile farms
3 or 3 mileni farms
4 milM farms
6 or nan miles Farms
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDmO ENUMERATION
Reifular hired workers (employed 150 o
rrpcrlinK, ,
reportins . .
reportinji . ,
rnpnrting.,
reporlinf ,,
reportiniix
raportjnft,,
roportinft,.
reporting.,
reponing..
reportinR,.
Farms reporting by number of reftular hired woriora:
1 hired worker
2 hired worker*
3 or 4 hired workers
5 U> 9 hired workers
10 or mere hired workers
9 reporting, ,
s reportin); . .
9 reporting. ,
n reporting..
s reporting . ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on rttrm operated opentor!4 r
Not residing on rum operated operatnra r
Operators not reporting residence
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,1A0
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,3U
3,130
3,396
23,634
44.667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
56 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.— Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sBmple of farms. See toxl ;
(Ko
Icfinil
.-pi,,
? U^xl)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER WD UME
Comniprnnl fprtilizcr and forliimnc
matrtialp used durinc the \i'nr fanr.s reportinp .
Dry malcrials farms reportinfi.
Liquid maUTiftls farms reporting.
Crops on which ipscd-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid material:^ farms reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
Drj' matorials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Wheat farms reporting.
Dry materials fnm.s repor
Liquid materials farms reixir
Barley farms reinir
Di> materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting
Sugar beets fam.s reportinj;. .
Dry materials fom.^ refvirling.
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials farms repor
Liquid materials farms renorling.
Lime or liming materials used durinc the year farms reporting.
SPEaFDED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms ri^(«ing.
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.
dollars.
Under .$100 fam.s reporting .
SlOO to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to Sl,999 farms rcportinfl.,
$2,0tH) to $4,999 farms rcnortin
$5,000 or mot« farms reprirti n
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reportin
dollar
Under $1,000 farms rv.(orting. ,
$1,000 to S2,<99 farn » rcnnr
S2,50O to $4,999 farms reporung..
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s renor
$10,000 or mot* farms reporting. ,
Machine hire farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $200 farms reporting .
$200 to $999 fnims rerorting.
$1,000 or more farnifl reporting .
dollars.
Under $200 farms reporting
$200 to $499 farms reporting.
S500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reportine.,
S2,.'iOO to $4,999 farms reportinc..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reportin
$10,000 to $19,999 farms refvirtinB. .
$20,000 to 'M9,999 farms reporting. .
S.'iO.OOO or more farms rofxirtinp.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farm.s reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 fan.is relating.
^100 to $499 farms reporting.
$500 to $999 fanr.s reporting.
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business ...farms reporting..
Under ,^100 farms reporting.,
SlOO to $199 farms reportin
S500toS999 farms reportin
$1,000 to 54.999 forms reporting. ,
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
129
388
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
988
31,694
832
7,107
430
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,U4
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
331
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
9,130
200
1,858
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9. -Other field-crop farms
[DalA are baaed on reports for only « sample of fanns. See t«xlj
57
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PBODUCIS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold lou], twiare.'..
Bven^ per ram, dollar! .. .
All cTo[» TOld dollara...
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold, . , , ,dollars , . .
\ egelables sold dollars , . ,
F>uils and nuts sold dollars,,.
Forest (nxlucts and horticultural specialty products sojd ,dollar3,,.
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars,,.
Poultry and poultry products sold, dollars , . .
Dairy (Toducts sold dollars , , .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars,,.
LIMSTOCK A,ND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reportinj;,,.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting,,.
Milk cows farms reporung, , .
Heifers and heifer calves farms r«fiotting,,.
Steers and bulls including 9t«er and bull calves farms reportiag, , .
number,,.
Farms repotting by number on hand;
CtfUe and calves-
1 head farms reporting, , .
2 to 4 head farms reporting,,.
5 to 9 head farms reporting,,.
10 lo 19 head farm-. rep4»ting,,.
20 to 49 head farrrjs reporting , , .
SO to 99 head famiN refurting. .
100 to 499 head farms reporting, ,
500 or more head farm?* reporting,,,
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting , ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting,,
10 to 19 head farms repotting , .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . ,
30 to 49 head farms r^^porting , ,
50 to 74 head farms reporting , ,
75 to 99 head farms reporting,,
100 or more head farms rrporting,.
Milk oows-
1 head farms reporting , ,
2 to 9 heed farms reporting,.
10 to 19 bead farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farmn reporting . ,
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms repeating, .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms rr^iorting..
Horses and, 'or mules ■ farms reporting,.
Hogs arid pip farms reporting,.
numbrv , ,
Bom since June 1 farms reporting,,
number,.
Bom bofcre June I farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs farms reputing . ,
Lasibe under 1 year old farms reporting,,
number,.
Sheep 1 year old end over farms rqxvting , ,
Ewee farms reporting , ,
numbc* , .
Rams and wethers farms reporting,,
Chidtans 4 onnthsold and oirer farms reportim,,
Liwstock and liirtstocii products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting,,
nufflbrr,,
dollars,.
Rage and piga sold alive farms reponing..
dollars..
Sheep and lamhe sold alive farms repotting. .
number,,
dollars,.
Milk and cream sold \ farms reporting, ,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting .
doll vs.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dollar
550,7U,S15
19,554
342,797,741
218,8SO,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,10;
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
U6
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
33,640,275
32,756
32,340,663
30,505,841
1,458,617
375,655
550
1,299,612
104,186
49,740
21,353,736
60,580
20,594,603
19,442,790
991,472
160,341
759^133
44,862
1,300
1,793
92
2,825
7,300,627
28,518
7,070,451
6,690,161
269,720
110,570
3,477,915
14,800
3,237,273
3,020,611
U7,010
69,652
249,642
3,541
35,845
1,161,492
6,599
1,104,881
1,063,820
33,865
6,646
550
56,611
2,309
10,810
326,693
3,843
313,643
272,247
16,550
24,846
13,050
3,415
1,670
See foolnous at end o
58 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.-0ther field-crop farms
[DBtA are based on rafioits for only B flAmpIe of tuma. See text^
(For dennilions and explai
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODIICTS-Conlin'
Litters fanowed December 1, 1958. to November 30, 1959.
10 lo 19 lili
20 to 39 Im
40 lo 69 liu
. .farnig reixirting. .
number ol litters. .
. .farms reporting. .
. .famis reporting..
. .farms reporting . .
. .farms reportin
farms reporting .
fAmis reporting,
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting.
number of litiers,
December 1 to June I farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
Under 11 acres farms reporting..
11 to 24 ai'res farms reporting.,
25 to 49 acres , farms reporting ,
50 to 74 acres farms reporting ,
farms reporting,
farms reporting..
Harvested ttx gram ,
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Spring irheat harvested farms reportijig..
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales fanos reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating f anus reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Sales
Wild hay
reporting.
farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains fanos reporting.
tons, green weight.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
653,075
26,209,256
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
719,325
8,807
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,558
1,254
27,037
44,490
2,659
74,286
561,808
See footnotes at end of table.
75,845
30
41,325
8,170
5
4,950
32,830
30
25,160
160,155
106
160,155
36,815
30
33,285
18,890
35
18,140
10,630
10
6,000
10,585
15
8,460
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.— Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of faim^ S»e teuj
59
SPEnnED CROPS Him^ESTEIvrMilinoCT]
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale fanus reporting..
hundredweight • '
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars..
Land In hearing and nonhearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees-* faros reporting..
Apples farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested..... ^... .loose boxes..
Grapes : farms reporting . .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested pounds.
Fears, Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees of ell ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Pears, other than Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not bearing age number.
Treea of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
2,303
25,686
7,205,241
i,621
5,041,556
2,«)3,1<6
2,638,410
30,7U,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
50,569
47,240
3,329
15,360
410,625
20,950
389,675
7,348,885
5,992
4,880
1,112
38,004
35,550
2,454
4,250
157,950
1,250
156,700
2,657,280
55,060
4,560
50,500
1,100,000
28,865
10,140
18,725
165,675
29,700
5,000
24,700
574,900
^Includes milk e<lulvalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for faims Tlth less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
60 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 3 of 9. -Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a saropte of fanne. See text]
(For defini
•xpl.i
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms "'""'«'■ • - ■
Percent distribution percent . . .
Lantl in farms ^"^^ ■ ■ •
Percent distribution percent . . .
AverBfie ^i7.e of farm acres —
Value o1 lantj ant] butidint!s:
A verace per fam. dollars .. .
Aieraee per acre dollars ,. .
Land h farms according to use:
Cropluid harvested farms reporting. ..
1 to 9 acres rams reporting.. .
10 to 19 acres ^"™3 repcrtine..-
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres f'''"'^ reporting . . .
100 to 199 feres fanns reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting . . .
1 000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow - farms reporting...
Soil-improvement pra-sses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured - fnrm:^ reporUng . . .
Woodland not pastured farms rejiorling . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
Impaled cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farm.^ reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Lend in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY A(5E
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 yea/a number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years - number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INOOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . ,
200 or more days operators reporting.
With other members of family wcfking off farm operators reporting .
With income frcm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm worli operators reporting .
With other incoue of ramily exceeding
value of agncultural fcoducts sold operators reporting .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting .
With other members of family working off rarm operators reporting.
With income frtjn sources other than rami operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number.
10 to 49 acres number.
50 to 69 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1.999 acres number.
2,000 oc more acres number.
See footnotes at end c/ Ubie.
28, 163
15,757,717
25,972
i, 180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,630,335
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
1,745
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,340
2,824
49.-
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
100.0
135,699
100.0
165.5
4,215
21
3,859
3,325
3
5,466
18,087
13.3
149.5
5,588
76
5,480
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
61
FARVB BY COIDR \.VD TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ou npT? numbor . . .
Part owners number...
Al I tonanLs number . . .
Cash lOTBnts number..,
Shnre-eash lenanls number...
Crop-share tonants number , . .
Liveslock-sharo tenants number . . .
Other and unspeoifipO lenants number . . .
White fami operaU*?:
Full owners number...
Part owners number...
All tenants number. . .
Nonwhito farm operators
Full owner? • number. . .
Part owTiers nianber , . .
All tenants number...
SPEnnED EQUIPMENT AND FACnJTIES ANP KIND OF ROAD
Gram combines rami.-* n>prrtinf,...
nwmher,..
Com pickers farms rrjurtinj;...
numbrr,,.
Pick-up balers famH rpportini;.. .
number...
Field rorage harvcuters fam-s feportinE- . .
Motort/urks • farms report) ng ,. .
number. ..
Tractors farms reportini; . . .
number . , .
Tractors other than garden fanna roportinj;. ..
numbvr...
1 If actor farms rcporttn;' . . .
2 tracUra famis mnortini;. ..
3 Iractora farms ronoriinK...
4 (nctors farms reporting...
5 or more iractors farms reportjni'. . .
Wh««l tractors f«ms rcportinp...
number...
Oawler tractors farms roportinfi...
number...
Garden Craclcra farms reportinf;...
AutomobilM farms repcfftinc. . .
number...
Aulomobilfw and/or motortrucks farms r(<poninK...
Telephone farms reportjnB . . .
Milking machinf. fami» reporting...
F,l«»clnc milk cooler farms reporting...
Crop drier (for Rrain, forage, or other crops) farms reportinB...
Powor-opnrated olevabor, conveyor, or blown farms roportinf;...
Farms by kind ot road on wliidi located:
llanJ surface farm-i reporting...
firavol, tholl, or shale farms reporUng...
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting...
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms ropcrtini;. . .
1 or more miles to a hard surface rood farms reporting. . .
1 mile fsrms reporting . . .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. . .
4 miles fanns reporung...
Sormoremilee farms reporting...
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINa ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting. . .
persons...
Regular hired wtvkers (employed lATi fir rr.ore day)) farms reporting. . ,
persons.. .
Farms reporting by number of rej^lar hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. ..
2 hired iwrkers farms reporting. ..
3 or 4 hired workers farm? reporting.. .
5 U) 9 hired workers farms ropGrting...
10 or more hired workcR'a farms reporting. ..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting. ..
Not residing on farm operated operaUirs reporting.. .
Operators not reporting residence numbor. . .
See footnotAS al end of table.
15,945
8,497
3,-i50
1,W0
AW
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,311
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,0;6
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,466
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
62 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ',
Jefini
USE OF COMMERCIAL FF.RTILIZEI! AND LIME
Comntercial fertilizer and fenili7inc
materials used durinc the >OAr fant.5 feportlnp. . .
Dry ntalenals farms reportinfi. . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..,
Crops on which iised-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
Df> materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Wheat farms reporting . .
Dry materials fari„s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Barley .farms rcptMing. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms roprvting..
Sugar beets fam.s rejiortinji. .
Dry matenals foni,s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other ciops farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Lime or limine materials used diirmi: the year farms reporting. .
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting . .
Feed for livestock and poult^ fam's reporting . .
dollars..
Under SlOO farms rt-porting . .
$100 to $999 fam,s reporting. .
$1,000 to .^1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting..
.$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars . .
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
$1,000 toSi?,499 famis reporting..
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 lo 59,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
didlars..
Under S200 farms reporting. .
S200 to $499 farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $.,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. ,
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting, ,
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is reporting. ,
$100 to $499 farms reporting . ,
$500 to $999. ranT,s reporting . ,
$1,000 or more farms reporting.,
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting..
Under jilOO farms reporting.
SlOO to $499 farms reporting.
S500 to 5999 farms reporting .
51,000 to $4,999 farms reporting ,
$5,000 or more f8nr,s reporting.
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
129
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38, 173
3,(X)3
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,383
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,114
646
615
14,387
10,102,033
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
3,057
1,827
791
331
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,333
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
25
173
706
53,305
664
9,112
120
1,421
138
32,755
54
3,309
6,105
200
1,235
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[DbIa an t>mse^ on report? for only « »Aniple of fftrms. See t»xi]
63
ESTMATED V ALIIE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold ux*!, dollars.". .
average per rum, dollars . . .
Al I trope sold dollare . . .
Fiold cTDpP, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold..... dollars. ..
Vecelables wld dollars . . .
Fruila and nuts sold dollars...
Forest pnxJucLi and horticultural specialty pRXliicts sold dollars...
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars...
Poultry and poultry products sold. dollars...
Dairy products sold dollars . . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LIVTSTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves fw™ reporting. . .
Cows, including heifers thai have called farms n?fwrtin|c,..
Milk coara farms repotmg . . .
Heifers and heifer calves famw rw^mrtinp...
numbtr...
StaoTB and bolls including steer and bull calves fanw reporting...
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CaUle and calves-
1 head famw repeating.. .
5 to4 head fanns reporting...
6 lo 9hMd fanns rcTKVtinf:...
10 to Ifl h«ad fsTTni repiriing . . .
30 to 49 bead faims reporting...
50 to 99 head famui refurting . . .
100 to 499 head fums reporting. , .
500 or more head fams reporting. ..
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting . . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 head fsrms reporting . .
SO to 29 haad farms reporting..
80 to 49 head farm* reporting . .
50 to 74 head fvms rrpurtmc..
T5 to 99 head farms reporunfi..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Milk nws-
1 bead , farms repcrting*.
2 to 9 Kead farms reporting . .
10 to 19 haad farms repnrtint;..
80 to 29 hMd fsTTn' reportmi:..
SO to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head fsnn^ reporting..
75 to 99 head fwms reporting..
100 or more head farms roporung..
Horses Wd/OC auleS. fsnns ropi*ting . .
numbw . .
Hogs and pigs fsrms reporting . .
Bom since June 1 farms repoimg . .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting..
Sheep and laabS f^rois reporting . .
number..
Lambs under 1 year old farms repcrting..
Sheep 1 year old and over farms rep<rting . .
number..
Ewes farms reporting..
Rams and wMhors farms reporting..
numbiT..
Chickens 4 months old andovet farms reporting..
Livestock and livestock ptoducts sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms rnporting . .
number . .
dollars. .
Rags and pigs sold alive fanns reporting. ,
number..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,.
number . .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting..
dollars.,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.,
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.,
dozcins.,
dcrilM
550,7U,815
3^2,797,741
218,S80,A57
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
2Cr7,9K,Cr74
37,647,153
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,M8
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,do;
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,636
558
136
7,419
87
23,998
180
4,850
60
125,383
550
3,456
35
77,529
435
3,385
45
47,854
115
2,038
31
290,544
186
1,509
16
96,766
53
1,847
31
193,778
133
1,793
31
188,319
107
1,399
26
5,459
26
11,220
131
5,328,153
2,880
16,319
V.6
579,950
2,465
91,737,882
418,543
3,026
25
156,378
260
5,160,474
8,580
1,506
6
287,889
17
3,742,557
221
8,697
20
1,625,344,958
2,696,710
68,342,995
98,975
4,240
15
10,580,194
1,650
5,476
35
71,431,468
26,740
24,286,700
16,746,269
20,422
16,207,723
1,770,364
13,780,112
397,612
259,635
538,546
11,717
98,975
427,854
5,454
146
1,812
1,602
177
2,040
8,557,550
115,643
8,291,520
1,140,476
7,097,512
23,540
29,992
266,030
3,467,296
28,655
3,350,643
344,356
2,729,900
142,317
134,070
116,653
80,285
2,251,011
13,642
2,202,675
164,857
1,883,350
129,078
25,390
48,336
750
13,500
1,774,171
7,097
1,700,470
83,683
1,501,115
58,004
57,668
73,701
841
624,260
36,100
531,435
44,360
12,365
32,671
10,126
5,190
17,355
10
189,040
5,190
10
1,265
25
25,400
8,636
Sm footnotM atiwiol ubi..
64 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
O^BtA BT© based on reports for only a anmple of Tanns. See lexl]
(For definitions and expla
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PBODUCTSi-ConUnued
Litters farrowed Oecembei 1. 1958, to Novembci 30, 1959....fBntisre[ioitine..
number of liUers . .
reporting. .
J 9 liUers
10 to 19 lit
3 reporting .
s reporting.
3 November 30 "™' reporting .
number of Utters.
December 1 U, June 1 'arms reporting.
number of litters.
SPEaFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Oim for all purposes 'a™' reporting.
Under 11 ■
.farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting . ,
Harvested for grain '•""» reporting .
25 to 49 I
75 to 99 a
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales f anus reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
poimds . .
Hay crops:
Land fron which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting. .
Vetch or peas, alcsie or mixed with oats or
other grains , 6ut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting . ,
Sales farms reporting. .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made frcm grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
•1,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
4,818
22,202,826
1,482
179, 6U
277,429,861
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,558
1,254
27,037
44,490
2,659
74,286
561,808
1,080
6
1,080
7,200
10
7,200
2,000
5
2,000
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[DbLS are b&sed on reports for only a sample oF farms. See text]
65
SPEnFIED CROPS H*BVESrED-Oollllnu■^d
Irlah potatoes harvested for hone
use or for sale ferns reporting .
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting .
Sales dollars .
Asparagus farms reporting.
Com, sweet fains reporting.
Peas, green famis reporting.
Strawberries barvested farms reporting.
l^nd in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Apples^ famiB reporting.
Trees of ail ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
(iiantlty harvested loose boxes.
Gropes^ farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number .
^antl ty harvested pounds .
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons.
Pears, other than bartlett' farms reporting.
Trees of all agea number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons.
2,303
25,686
7,205,241
2,188
20, 548, 122
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,7U,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754 I
4,335,080 ;
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
U7
5,121
285
4,905
307
43,321
67
US
633,643
44,245
24,530
19,715
27,955
119,045
27,000
92,045
2,380,665
21,800
17,600
4,200
2,330
2,330
23,665
14,265
9,400
26,680
21,800
17,600
4,200
2,330
2,330
16,000
8,750
7,250
350
34,500
12,000
22,500
700,000
40
1,039
80
1,388
75
2,078
15
17
83,000
4,515
1,515
3,000
21,000
5,000
16,000
500,000
45,525
10,000
35,525
580,500
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes milk e<iulvalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for fazns with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
66 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[DsU we based on reporta for only > sample of faims. See lexLj
10 lo 19 acr
20 to 29 acri
30U49acr
iOIo99acr
100 to 199 -<
200 to 499 ■
FAHI16. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
ibuttoi
Land in farms
Perrenl distribution . .
Average site of farm .
Value of land and buitdini^s;
Avera^ per fanr dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms repcrtinR..
. farms reporting. .
. farms reprrting..
-farm? reporting. .
. farms reporting. .
• farms reprvting. .
. farms reporting. .
500 to 999 act«s farms reporting . .
1.000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only [or posture farms reporting . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow- farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms repcrting. .
Other ctDpland (idle and crop failure) faims reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured forms refxirtini! . .
Other pasture {not cropland and not wndland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms refwrting . .
Irri^ted land in farms.. farms reporting..
Iingated ciopland harvested farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number . .
65 to 64 years number . .
65 a more years number . .
Average age years..
OFF-FARM WORK AKI) OTHER INCOME
Fam operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators repcrting . .
200 or more days operators reporting .
Witb other members of family working o/f farm operators reporting .
With income frrm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting. .
With other incane of family exceeding
value oT a|7icultijral products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not wcrking off their farms or not
repotting as to wdk off their rarms operators repeating .
With other members of family irarking off farm operators reporting .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
FARMS BY SIZE
Umler 10 acres number .
.number..
. number .
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
•;, 180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
•4,581
3,030
3,337
1,533
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,3*1
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
4,516
100.0
336,122
100.0
133,816
1,215
1,435
127,500
4,006
U8,750
2,533
666
1,197
126,558
37.7
391.8
1,570
87
2,290
1,820
3
4,060
1,224
27.1
69,169
1,159
30,302
1,159
27,907
1,226
27.1
46,275
13.8
1,820
40
1,200
1,091
17,325
1,086
16,215
See footnotes at e
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
67
FMOe BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All tann opetators:
TMhtCTiuila
Crop-shw# t^nuiu .
tf^ite fan)! openias:
NonwKite turn operators.
Puto
AIIW
SPEaFIED BQUII^SNT AND FACIUT1ES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain oombinea rarax repcrting.
Com pckflrv fafnts rcpMtii^.
Pidc-up bajcrs fanm refxxting.
Field fcra^ harvesters ,
Tractcra fame nfiartjns.
TrsctoB otJwr than garden fanes nportieg.
5 or more uvctm .
Wlwel nictors
Oawter tivctors. . . . .
Oerden mcurt
Avtotnobilee end/v motortrucks.
. .famarvfiirtinf .
,. farms refortiiv.
..fame raiporttnf .
, .farms refBrtjng.
..farms refxvUng.
..farms rapoitioc.
Telephone. ftmia repotliiig.
Home hsster farma nportieg.
MiUfiiif machiosk farms reporting.
Elsctric milk oooler farms r«|X)ttiiig,
Farns by kind ot roat] on tvtiich located;
Hard 9urf«r.e faims r«pivt4ng . .
C^vel, ahell, or shale fams raportinf ..
Diit or uniR^SDvad. farms reportinit..
Less than 1 mils to s hsrd sorfacs road farms reporting..
1 or aiors miles to a hsrd atvfscs rosd. farms rspixting..
1 mils faims rsportrng .
Sor S miles farms reporting..
4 miles felms reptvting..
6 or mors miles fsrms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hind sukeis. ferms reporting.
Fsfms repotting by anmber of regular hired wotkers;
1 hirw) worker
2 hired etirkos
iat 4 hired workers
9 (o 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Reeiding on ferm operated opt
Not residing on farm op^vtsd op*
Operstora not re|Krting residence.
See footnotes at end o/ tsble.
.faitmrapcslang..
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting. .
.farms reporting. .
3,i50
1,U0
1,3W
206
376
15,735
8,354
3,311
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
23,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
4,155
7,588
4,035
6,478
108
3,535
5,049
1,318
1,429
1,019
1,U0
4,145
5,736
4,406
1,949
240
1,294
1,164
1,096
1,930
1,547
1,144
1,056
1,673
1,281
1,154
1,515
1,209
1,156
1,451
1,201
68
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continue(i
Part 4 of 9.— Fruit-and-nut farms
p Dased on reports for o
mpl© of tdm^. See text]
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTIUZER AND LttE
Commwcial fertilizpr and fonilizini:
matfrifll?! used Hurinc the \ci\r fftm.s rcportinp .
ncres on which used .
Dti nialenalp farms roFortin
Liquid maUTials farms reporting. .
Crops on which used—
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
Dt> maU'rials farms reporting .
Liquid materials farms reportin
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting .
Dr^ malcnah farms reportin
Liquid materials farms reptrting.
Wieat farms reptiting.
Dt> malenai? fam.s reportin
Liquid materials farms repnrtin
Barley •• farms rermrtirg.
[>y materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reptvting.
Sugar beets fani.s reportintj. .
Dry maten al s famts reporting .
Liquid materials farms R>pcirting.
All other crops farms reporting..
fVy materials farms reportinc.
Liquid materials farms repcrung.
Lime or liniinf materials used durinc the year farms reporting.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITirRES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed fcr livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to $909
$1,000 U> $1.999
$2,000 to 54,999
$5,000 or nolo
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1,000
51,000 lo S2,«9
SG,500 to $4,999
55,000 to 59,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under 5200
S200to$999
$1,000 or more
Hired labcr
Under S200
5200 to $199
$500 to $999
51,000 lo $2,499
$2,500 lo $4,999
$5,000 lo $9,999
510,000 to 519,999
$20,000 to 549,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$10010 5499
$500(0 5999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
S100toS499
S500IOJ999
51,000 lo 54,999
$5,000 or more
s reporting.
s reporting .
5 reporting.
dollar
El reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.,
s reporting.
* reporting.
s reporting..
dollars.
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
9 reporting. .
s reporting . ,
s reporting . .
3 reporting.,
dollars.,
s reporting.,
s reporting. .
s reporting..
9 reporting.,
dollai
9 reporting. ,
3 reporting.,
9 reporting.,
9 reporting..
17,376
182, 545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
129
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
36,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
988
31,894
2,920
9,CK3
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,4^
490
9,278
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,U4
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,397
3,609
3,020
4,124
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
3,348
81,975
14,251
3,195
13,357
310
894
3,273
74,626
3,135
12,532
4,516
1,176
453,382
2,396
1,665,480
1,017
2,189
567,863
1,137
16,031
2,555
440
2,504
S«e footnot«s at end of table.
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Dftia are based on refiorts for only a sample of faims. See text]
69
ESrftWTED VALUE OF PRODlIC-ni SOLD BY SOURCE
AD fanii products sold loui, doiiai
avoTBCP per turn, dollai
All crops mid <Jollai
Field cmpe, oLher than vegetables and fniiu and nuls, sold. . . . .dojlai
Vegetables $old dollars.,
Fhjits and nuts sold dollars.
Forest pioducts and horticultjiral speeialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold dc"
Poultry and poultry products sold. dc
Dajry products sold dc
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars .
LIV-ESrOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves larms rcportinft.
numbtv.
Cows, mcludtnf! heifers that have calved farms ropoftiflfE . ,
Milk cows Tarms repottinj;.
Heifers and heifer calves farms repofttnc,
St««rs and bulls including st«er and bull calves farm.* rofiortine.
number .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CaUle and calves-
l head fami^ n^pcrtini;,
'2 to 4 head farmn rt^portin^.
5 to d head firm^ n^tiiMine.
10 to 19 bead farn.. t.i««lin|i.
20 to 49 head farms n.)urtini>,,
50 to M head fanii< r><furtini:.
100 to 499 head farms rrportinc , :
500 or more head farm.* reptAinc.
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farm" reportintr.'
2 to 9 head farms repwtinti..
10 to 19 head farm- rofXTtinr..
20 to 29 head farm« tt'jmitl.ing , .
30 to 49 head farm« reportme .
50 to 74 head farms repurtinti..
75 to 99 head farms repivtini:,.
100 or more head farms reportini;.
Milk cows-
1 head farms n^iortinu.
2 to 9 head farms repcrtmit.
10 to 19 head farms reprvlini;.
20 to 29 head farms reportinf!.
30 to 49 head farms roponmtt.
50 to 74 head farms repo
75 to 99 head faims reportine,
100 or more head farms nfiortinii.
Horses and/or mules farms reportmn .
Hogs and pigs farms roportmE.
Bora since June 1 farms reportinfl.,
number .
Bern before June 1 farms reportinfi.
number .
Sheep and lamtn farms repnctinjE.
l.amlw undiv 1 year old farms reportmit .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms refiortinit,
number.
Fwes farms repcrtinfi.
number.
Rams and wethers farms refxMlinit .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . ,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting..
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold fatms reporting . .
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold forms reporting.
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
32,535,730
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,043
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
dollai
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
1,510
1,787
1,638
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
81,777,082
18,103
30,511,082
761,537
322,150
79,079,156
348,239
1,266,000
99,664
187,561
978,775
29,735,636
92,061
29,196,750
238,885
192,400
28,595,263
170,202
538,886
540
50,730
13,000,917
29,852
17,790,611
127,906
100
17,635,605
27,000
210,306
1,771
55,991
152,544
19,385,197
15,833
19,091,044
240,369
40,855
18,766,043
43,777
294,153
42,739
59,300
192,114
10,360,173
8,450
10,244,797
112,550
38,815
10,080,067
13,365
115,376
4,726
18,935
91,715
3,744,496
4,354
3,664,310
31,703
43,315
3,498,897
90,395
80,186
32,305
2,605
45,276
» footnotes at end of t
70 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[DftU ore b&aed on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
lOlolO liUera. ...
20lo39 1iuers....
40 to 69 hUCTS....
70 or mo.« liuers. .
June 2 to November 3
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODt'dS-Conlinued
Litters farrowed Decemljer 1. 1958. to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reportinc .
3 to 9 litters farms reportin
farms reporting .
farms r^porunfi .
farms reportinp ,
December 1 to June 1 farms reportinR
number of liners
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com fcr all purposes farms reportiuR
Under 1 1 acres farms reportinc
11 to 24 utres farms reporting.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 74 acres farms reportinp
75 to 99 acres farms reportinj;
100 or more acres farms reportinp . ,
Harvested fcr pram .
Winter wheat harvested f anus reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain famis reporting.
bushels .
Sales fanns reporting.
bushels .
Barley harvested fanns reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Hay crops;
Land fran which hay v/as cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales fanns reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,330
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
2,979
58,301
86,553
tons, green weight.
2,659
74,286
561,808
30,735
35
21,145
16,140
15,940
7,400
5
2,000
5,250
15
5,250
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
71
SPECTFIED CROPS HARVESTED-roounucd
Irish potatoes harvested for hone
use or for sale fams reportljig.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale fams reporting.
Sales dollars .
Raspberries fams reporting .
quarts.
Strawberries harvested farais reporting.
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' * famjs reporting.
Apples' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages manber.
Trees not of bearing age nunber.
Trees of bearing age nuBber .
^lantlty harvested loose boxes.
Apricots' fanns reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age maaber.
Quantity harvested pounds .
Cherries, sour' fams reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber.
Trees not of bearing age maabcr .
Trees of bearing age nvaaber.
Quantity harvested pounds .
Cherries, sweet' fazns reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber.
Trees not of bearing age nuaber.
Trees of bearing age ntnber.
Quantity harvested pounds.
Grapes fazais reporting.
Vines of all ages nuaber.
Vines not of bearing age nuaber.
Vines of bearing age nuaber.
Quantity harvested pounds.
Peaches' fanas reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber.
Trees not of bearing age nuaber .
Trees of bearing age nuaber .
Quantity harvested pounds.
Pears, Bartlett' fazros reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
(kiantlty harvested tons.
Pears, other than Bartlett' fanns reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber .
Trees not of bearing age nuaber .
Trees of bearing age number .
^iantity harvested tons.
Plums and prunes ' fanas reporting .
Trees of all ages nuaber .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age nuaber.
(^lantlty harvested tons.
2,303
25,686
7,205, 2il
5,713
120,809
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,U6
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,060
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
3,785
108,980
3,190
4,714,403
2,160,016
2,534,387
30,262,538
1,295
181,192
14,330
166,862
18,232,706
455
165,056
60,641
104,415
2,592,555
1,784
226,177
64,765
161,412
22,104,352
602
3,481,140
219,288 I
3,261,852 '
63,199,085 i
1,975 I
713,359
107,792
605,567
88,642,520
2,434
1,348,947
477,644
871,303
62,609
1,375
280,553
94,892
185,661
22,430
1,080
346,245
83,341
262,904
20,835
1,827,273
968,086
839,187
11,722,558
71,102
28,917
42,185
7,653,327
198,308
20,652
177,656
31,960,095
200
315,509
138,756
176,753
13,837
133
45,522
6,495
39,027
3,858
100
69,036
12,156
56,880
7,023
1,170,170
400,365
769,805
7,248,707
160
37,066
6,365
30,721
3,785,745
56
120,204
60,101
60,103
1,014,825
290
47,714
11,752
35,962
3,661,375
76
793,381
54,400
736,981
17,517,485
331
203,766
38,625
165,141
24,216,205
430
301,245
88,455
212,790
16,900
258
85,343
36,075
49,266
6,238
UO
110,994
14,030
96,964
4,796
905,275
412,785
492,490
7,145,218
415
39,495
1,560
37,935
4,877,250
54,286
13,146
41,140
6,402,235
176,770
34,405
142,365
17,760,015
742
389,628
141, U8
246,510
18,197
452
84,450
29,132
55,316
7,909
340
113,510
47,360
66,130
6,185
554,720
249,235
305,485
3,345,800
657,980
114,815
543,165
17,869,500
500
72,065
6,260
65,605
8,251,630
652
236,510
75,310
161,200
9,982
322
33,583
10,865
22,716
2,769
310
33,825
3,100
30,725
1,839
215,180
105,025
110,155
747,380
230
18,715
3,050
15,665
1,079,155
17,135
4,320
12,815
1,286,550
115
479,430
49,550
429,880
9,385,575
305
48,870
4,590
44,280
5,601,355
340
93,335
31,620
61,715
3,391
175
29,620
11,740
17,880
1,455
145
17,985
6,210
U,775
41,765
24,520
17,265
52,875
50
5,400
1,505
3,895
278,705
4,255
2,515
1,740
61,705
13,580
3,260
10,320
653,220
70
12,720
2,385
10,335
'includes mlllE equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
Does not include acreage for fanas with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
72 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of feims. See text ]
(For definitions and explonal
•xt)
FAIiMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . . .
Percent distribution percent , . .
Land in (arms acres . . .
Percent distribution peccent...
Value of land and buildinijs:
Average per farm dollars .. ,
Average per acre dollars ,. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested ^arms reporting . . .
1 U) 9 acres farms re^nrting . . ,
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 "cres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting , .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . ,
1.000 or more acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes forms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured fnmis reporting. .
Other pastuto (not crtipland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 .years number . .
25 to 34 years number..
35to44years number..
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators r«porting. .
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators repeating . .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting. .
With.other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural prtiducts sold operators reporting . .
FARMS BY SIZE
tjndof 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
160 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres i number .
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end cf table.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,452
12,047
727,674
2,991
6,775
8,150
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
17, 119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
2,017
100.0
98,663
100.0
48.9
16,764
17.0
85.1
1,601
31
1,019
18.9
19,086
19.3
50.1
1,215
110
4,110
23.2
22,761
23.1
48.7
25.8
21,410
21.7
41.1
7,095
85
1,685
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on refiorts tot onI> a sample of f&im-^ See lexC
Itef. Total all
(For Jennilions and explanal)on<, ^(v ir-xt)
73
F«iMS BV COLOR tVD TENl'RF. OF OPERATOR
AM farm operators:
..numbCT.
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
Other and unspecinr^J t
Whit4> rami opetMats:
. .number.,
NonwIiiU' farm afvrator-
Full a«ii<Ta numbc
Pan ownprs numbc
All lenanu numbi
SPECTFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACBJUES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain ctMnbine^ rarriH reprvtin^
number.
Com pickers fannM rervrtinc..
nunil.
Pick-up hal era faravt repertin
15,735
8,354
3,311
Ficlil rera^e bar\e?««fl fiwn.- reputing. ,
number..
MoUxtmcV* rarms refKVtini;..
Tractors other thai
1 Iracter fanm rernrtinc.
2 tractors famin reponinc.
3 traetora farm... nviurtinj; .
4 tractors farriLi reportini*. .
5 or more tractors fanns n^wrting
Wheel tractors farriis repntlini
Crawler tractors fauna rppnnin
Garden uaclors fanns reportiflf; .
number..
Aulomohiles faima reportin
number.
Automobiles and/ or molort/uchs farms reporting.
Telephone. farms reportinj
Home r^e*z«r famts reporting. ,
Milkinf; machine famis reporting.,
Klectnc milk cooler farms reixatin
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
1,568
2,490
1,259
1,643
1,812
2,211
1,986
Farms by kind of roati on wtiich located:
Marl .turf lice famu* reportiajl.
(■ravel, shell, or shale farms reportinji.
Dirt or unimprovod farms reportillft .
Lean than 1 mile (o a hard surface rood farms reportinx.
1 at more miles to a hard surface road farms roportiniz.
1 mile farms reportine .
2or 3 milea farms reportinjc.
4 mitcA farms ri^nninK.
5 or more miles farms reportinj;..
FARM LABOff. WF.F.K PRF.CEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired wtrknrs farms reportinj!..
15,129
10,384
2,354
■1,106
Regular hirnl workers (employed 1
s days) farms r
Farms reporting by number of reRuIar hired wnrkora:
1 hired worker farms reportinfi.
2 hired workers farms reporting .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
S to tt hired workers farms reporting.
in nr more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated nporalcrs reporting.
Not residing on farm ofirTated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See fnotaoteM at end of table.
74 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9 .-Poultry farms
[DalK are haseH on reports for only a sample of fann^. See text |
USE OF C0K1MERC1AL FKRTILI?,F,n AND LfttE
rDmniornal fprfilizpr ami frrtitiJ-mc
maltTinl" used during Ihc senr fam.s rcportinp. .
Dr\- nmU^rial*: farms rcporlinR. .
Liquiii maliYinls farms reporling. .
Crop? on which i.scxl-
Ha\ and croplnml pasture farms reporting . .
Ot\ nialrnals farms reporting..
Liquid nialeriat> farms reportinR. .
Other p«sturp(not cropland) farms reportinj;..
Dr>- maicnal!^ fanns rpportinc-.
Liquid mBtCTial? fanns reporLing,.
Wheat farms rrportins..
Dry materials fnr..s repnctinc-'
Liquid materiQls fftrnt? roporljni;..
Barley famis rciiorlirg. .
Pry materials farms reportinp..
Liquid materials faniis repnrlin^ . .
Sugar beets Jamis repnrtint^. ,
Dry materials fams reporting. .
Liquid materials rnrm^^ reporting..
\ll other crops forms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reitnrlini:. .
Liquid materials fanns ro<v)rtirc. .
Lime Of liniinf materials usetl dunni; the year forms reyiorting..
ficres limod..
SPECIFIED F\RM EXPENDITURES
Any of the follo^mp specified expenditures farms r<?porting,.
Feed for livestock and poullr>' fnm'.': reporting..
dolNrs . .
Under SlOO fftmw reporting..
SlOO to M09 fnrni- reportinf;. .
Sl.OOO to .«;i,999 fami-^ reporting. .
S2,000 toSJ.OSil farms rerxirlinp,.
M, 000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poulcrv fanns reporting:..
iblUrs..
Under ?1,000 farm- reportinr . .
51,000 to 52, 40fl fim.s rc;tnrting..
S'J,500 to "^,909 farms reporting..
S5,000 toS3,999 faniis reportinf'..
?10,000 or more famis roportinc
Machine hire farm-; reporting..
dollars..
Under S200 farms reporting.,
S200 to.S990 fnnns nerorting. .
SI ,000 or more farms reporting, ,
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars,.
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to S409 farms reporting , .
S500 lo$99!l farms reporting,.
51,000 to 82,499 farms reporting. .
52,000 to S'1,909 farms reporlin"..
S5,000 to 5^9,91)9 farms reporting..
510,000 to S19,999 farms rqmrting. .
S20,000 to =49,990 farms reporting, ,
550,000 or nmre fanns reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and Irecs firmn reporting..
dollars..
Under «100 fan.is repnrtinp . .
■^100 U)S499 farms reporlinc..
^SOO to'^999 fanr.s reporting..
Sl.OOn or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reportin;!,.
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
5100 to 549fl : farms refxirting. .
S500 to $999 farms reportin/r. ,
Sl.OOO to Sl,9fl9 farms reporting. ,
55.000 or more fanris reporting..
17,376
387
2,4«,461
10,838
182,545
1,533
13,388
366
1U,772
l,2i6
5,808
42
67,773
287
5,979
214
232,598
3,706
5,600
203
23,759
529
5«a
16
2,190
31
1,291
25
29,136
245
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
988
31,894
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,44«
490
23,162
19,682 I
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,U4
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
2,017
2,017
25,805,420
13,290
452
9,144,391
70,892
4,308
296
5,315
136
1,633
8
2,034
12
27,930
1,991
22,381,833
613, 34B
3,398
610
11,322
1,080
5,909
172
6,957
122
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9.-Poultry farms
\palM tn bftsed on rcfxxts Tor only k ssinple of fuma. See text]
75
fSmiATED VAUJE OF PRODllCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fani products sold [nui.doiiu
aveni^p p«T fum, dollai
All crop* 5oid dol)u
Field CTOfB, aOter than vpfielables and fniiU) and nuts, sold .dollai
VeCPtabtps sold dollai
Fruits and fluls !Wtd dollai
Forvsl produru and horticultural specialty pioducta sold dollai
All tivesux-k and livejitocb products sold. dollai
Poultry' and pDul(r\' (Toducls sold. ■ .dollai
Dairy products sold dollai
Livesl^Hi and liveaujck products,
other than poultry and daily, sold .dollai
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, includinj; heilprs thai havr calved.
Heifers and heifer ealvei
Steers and bulls includic
s n^arung,.
number..
.farms reportinil.,
.farms reportinf;, .
* rcfwrting, ,
Farms fepomn^ by number on hand:
CauJe and calves-
1 head famua rr^xmins..
2 to 4 head farms rr'portinic..
S (o 9 head faims rctmrtine,,
10 U) 19 head fanri^ refMrtinf ,,
20 to 49 head farms rc^xjrtini! , ,
50 U> 99 head , farmv ri-furtinj;. ,
100 to 499 head farms TCfnninit. ,
500 or more head farms rrp«mnK..
Cowa, includini; heifera that have calved-
1 head farms reportinf;..
2 U} 9 head farms reportinfr.,
10 U> 19 head farms repirtinr..
20 lo 29 head farms rpportine , .
XI to 49 head fanes repurtinf . .
50 to 74 head farms repcninc..
75 to 99 head farms repnrtini: . ,
100 or more head farms rcfnrttnji . ,
Milkoon-
1 head farms reportini
2 to 9 head farms repotini
10 lo 19 head farms reportini
20 to 29 head farm* repnrtin]
30 to 49 head farms reportini
50 lo 74 head farms rvfMrlinj
75 to 99 he«d farms rvportini
100 or more head farms rvportinft.
Hofses and/of oiules. farms rc^x
Hogs and pigs farms reportin);.
Oom since June 1 faims lefxvtmii
Bvn before June 1 , farms repr
Sheep and lambs farms reprntinfi .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reportin
numh<«.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms repcatinft.
Ewes farms reportinit.
Rams and wethers farms reportjnft .
Chickens 4 months old and over farmarefrNtjiift..
Livestock and livestock pfoducts sold:
Cattle and calves sold ative firms roportinjt,
Rogn and pfts sold alive farms reptstinjt..
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reportinft..
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream aold farms reporting,
dollars ,
Chickens inrludinR broilers sold farms reporting . ,
dollars.
Chicken eftgs aold farms reportinit.
dollai
550,711,815
19,55A
J42, 797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,311
5,253
3,7U
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
138,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10, 580, 194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
37,939,527
18,810
1,096,339
452,701
109,884
381,8U
151,943
36,843,188
35,355,186
577,335
910,667
339
14,189,575
577,335
1,967
10,161,460
1,717
66,170,339
22,497,916
14,912,812
75,700
362,955
109,657
22,389
198,178
32,731
14,549,857
14,228,643
110,540
210,674
10,673,047
28,0U
263,513
132,403
45,945
50, 175
34,990
10,409,534
9,942,922
192,075
274,537
6,802,773
14, 567
206,364
121,244
1,125
37,073
46,922
6,596,409
6,223,170
182,070
191,169
1,275
220
1,020
3,876,125
7,440
181,033
46,214
36,435
65,584
32,800
3,695,092
3,496,252
46,660
152,180
1,583,494
4,223
72,867
35,001
3,915
30,451
3,500
1,510,627
1,387,545
44,940
78,042
Sae footnotaa at md of ti
76
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[DbU are based on reports for only ft sample of farnis. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK FBODlICTS-CoMiiiued
Litters lartowed Decemlier 1. 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .ranns reponinc. .
nurnlmr of liUws . .
1 or '' liUtTs fanns reporting.
3 to 9 htlers '"""8 reporting .
10 lo 19 litters 'arms reporting .
20 to 39 liUers fftrms reporting.
40 to 69 litters 'arms reporting .
70 or more litters '"rns reporting .
June 2 to November 30 '«rms reporting .
number of litters.
December 1 txi June 1 farms reporting .
number of lit
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purpo!
Under 11 a<
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting . ,
50 to 74 acres faims reporting. .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 or more acres 'arms reporting . .
Harvesteil for grain 'anns reporting . .
bushels. .
ggles farms fefnTling . .
bushels . .
V.'lnter -.vheat harvested femis reporting .
bushels .
Se les farms reporting ,
bushels.
Spring whept harvested farms reporting,
bushels ,
Seles farms reporting,
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting,
bushels , ,
Barley harvested faiTns reporting,
bushels ,
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Hay crops :
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting ,
reporting.
Sales farms reporting ,
Sales farms reporting ,
, farms reporting.
1,957
10, 231
1,878
11,319
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,323
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26, 209, 256
4,818
22,202,826
719,325
8,807
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
53,301
86,558
35,335
6
32,315
13,525
17
9,274
4,300
7
4,200
18,265
5
8,650
24,425
5
10,000
1,485
20
1,015
, farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
1,254
27,037
44,490
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or smell grains farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table
2,659
74,286
561,808
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[Dal& are based nn reports for only a sample of rarms. See WxlJ
77
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Corlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farma reporting. .
hundredweight. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .
Sales dollars. .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting . .
pounds . .
Land in bearing end nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, end
planted nut trees^ farms reporting. .
Apples^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number,.
Trees not of bearing age nxmber. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested loose boxes. .
Grapes^ fanas reporting..
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age mnber. ,
ftjantity harvested pounds..
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Pears, other than Bartlett' fanas reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Tr«es of bearing age number.
Quantity harveated tons. ,
2,303
25,686
7,205,2.^1
i,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389 ,
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926 i
192,797 '
22,821
17,509
9,635
7,874
48,815
5,866
3,955
1,911
9,829
7,090
2,739
34,300
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat aold,
*Doea not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
78 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
[DaU ve based on ref»rts for only « sample of fimts. See lextj
(For definitions and explaoatio
FAUke, ACJtEAGE, AND VALUE
Fams number...
Pen-ent dislribuuon percent . . .
Land in (arms acres...
Percent distribution percent . . .
Average sire of farm arrea , . .
Value of land and buildini^:
Average per fajm dollais . . ,
Average p«. acre dollars...
Und in fanns according to use:
Cinpland harvested 'a™' reportins . . .
1 to 9 acres 'arms reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres fa"na repcrting . . .
20 to 29 acres ■ ■ .farms repotting. . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. . .
100 to 199 "cres fa'in^ repCTting . . .
200 to 499 acres famis reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1 000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland [idle and crop failure)... farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms repcrting . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not Miodland) farms reporting . .
Imploved pasture - ■ ■ farms njporting . .
Inipted land in farms farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used fa grain or row
crops farmed on the contour ferns reporting. .
Land in sCrip-cmpping systems for
soil.erosion controL farms reporting .
System of tecraces on crop
■nd pasture land farms reporting. .
FABM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age numbee . .
llndw 25 years number..
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55 to U years number..
65 cr more yeara number..
Average age y""
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Fam operators-
Wcxking off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operalcrs reporting.
200 or more days operators repcrting .
With other memb<»s of family working off rarm operators reporting .
With income frrni sources other than rarm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold operat<»3 reporting .
Operators not wtrking ofr their farms or not
reporting as to wc»k off their farms operatr»s repwting.
With other members of family working off farm operatr»s reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operates reporting.
With other income or family exceeding value
of agricultural prtxhicts sold operators reporting.
FARKE BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres "umber .
50 to 69 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1 000 to 1 999 acres number ,
See footnotes at end t/ table.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
■4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49.,
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17, U9
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
5,938
100.0
931,489
100.0
156.9
5.091
587
13,656
2,235
155,984
1,908
133,746
1,636
123,857
795
19,972
2,356
117,789
1,607
54.266
358
1 4%
1,786
1,411
3,905
761
1,230
101,103
10.9
605.4
16,848
43
1,595
9,410
40
40,145
39
1,568
83
2,570
253
15,422
252
29,812
300
27,930
196
6,145
428
2,124
35.8
327,343
35.1
154.1
6,815
1,004
43,355
1,627
27.4
189,761
47
1,090
60
1,030
150
3,445
5%
43,247
471
29,335
389
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
I DaU are b&sed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
79
FARSB BY rOUJR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All fann operatofs:
..number
..number
..number
OUier And on..<ppf ifinO I
Whiut faini opefftUrs:
Nonwhito fa/m operators
SPEOFIED EQUnMENT AND FACILITIES A.vn KIND OF ROAD
Cirain OOfflbinp^ fann.« n>prrtinc,
numl»r
Com pickcTH ', .lums rerortinc
. .fnni.--* reiiortinE
numUr
. .rumn refiortinK
number
Tr»cur9 Tumn refiortinp
number.
Trftctors other thnn ^'nnlen fnrm!* rcftortinc
Crawler trftclor
Girden trkctors .
.ftxm* renortinc
..rarm!) refnrunp
. .ftrm.^ repcrtinn
. .faniu reporunc
. .fann-H reporting
Aulofnobilen rann.^ report! nc
Aulomobilen and/or molortmcka farni-^ repcrunK
Telephone fanns reporUnc
Home frevzer fann.^ rvportin);
Milkinf; machine. rami5 rcporlinf;
Kloctnc milk cooler Iutki reportini:
Farms by kind ol foad on wtiich locaM:
Hani Hurf ace famv* feportinfE . .
Gravel, Hhell, or ahalo farms reportiniE..
Dirt or unimproved rarm.** reporuns. ,
L«afl than 1 mile to a hard surface road fanns reporting..
1 or fflore miles to a hard surface road. fanmt reporting..
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms repcxting, .
4 inilc« farms n^Mrting..
5 or mere miles fanns reporting,.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDDM ENUMERATION
Regular hiivd workers (employed 150 o
Farms l«pofting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms repnrting.
2 hired workara farms reporting.
3 or 1 hired workers fsrms reporting .
S (o 9 hired workers fams reporting.
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on form operatrd operators reporting.
Nut residing on fam operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See footnotes at end of table.
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,311
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,807
1,939
4,526
6,466
3,658
10,793
5,603
9,305
5,564
7,287
5,858
5,400
3,416
5,556
2,074
786
1,857
2,084
3,877
2,074
3,373
2,043
2,503
2,119
2,021
1,262
2,098
2,048
1,557
2,475
1,552
2,114
1,501
1,886
1,622
80 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
(Fo
lerinit
ins ami explana.
■XI)
USE OF COMMEROrAL FF.RTIL1ZE[! AND LIME
Comniefcml fertilizer and fenilizinc
material? used riurin<T the >ri\r faniiS reporting..
Dry materials farms reportinfi . . ,
Liquid maUfiftls farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. . ,
Or, materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Other pasture (no! cropland) farms reporting..
Dry maicriols farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Wheat farms reporting..
Dry materials farrns reporting. .
Liquid materials farms retx^rling..
Dry materials farms reprvting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beeta fam.s report mt^. .
Dry materials farms reporling . .
Liquid materials fnrms reporting . .
All other crops faitns reporling . .
Dry materials fnmis reporting..
Liquid materials farms renorting . .
Lime or liming materials useil durine Ihe vear fanns reporting..
.lores limed..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
I'ndef $100 farms reporting . .
$100 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms repoctinfl . .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
Under $1,000 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
52,500 to M,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 lo $9.999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $9fl9 farms renorting. .
$1,000 or more fanna reporting . .
Hired labor forms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
5200 to $4 99 farms reporting..
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
52,500 to .W, 999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
510,000 to $19,999 farms reporting..
520,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees forms reporting. ,
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is reporting . .
$100 to $499 farms reporting. .
F500 to $999 fam.s reportine. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Ga.solinc and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms reporting. ,
Under $100 farms reporting.
SlOO to $199 i farms reporting .
S500 to 5999 farms reportinr .
51,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
55,000 or more fanr.s reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
17,376
2,ii4,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,114
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
331
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
3,393
140,877
18,423
3,145
16,779
369
1,644
5,979
2,888
232,598
102,252
5,600
2,763
23,759
12,639
543
230
2,190
1,087
1,291
637
29,136
U,703
1,188
612
2,987
1,610
129
45
388
160
6,332
191
,375,123
7,499
2,664
162
15,341
356
3,947
29
38,173
54
3,003
79
323,730
2,070
1,094
62
3,606
108
1,960
17
8,654
33
5,938
5,938
22,371,010
1,068
2,363
1,445
2,706
,524,469
1,621
3,532
1,026,976
1,682
1,712
2,441
551,256
1,071
1,128
1,216
39,404
1,161
4,986
2,124
2,124
8,715,387
1,627
1,627
3,848,225
state Table 18.
WASHINGTON 81
-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9. -Dairy farms
I DalA are based on regions for only a sainple
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
AM fam products sold loui, doiiai
average per faiTn, dollai
All CTOFH sold dollara.
Field crops, other than veperables and Ihitts and nuts, sold dollais .
\ efrelables sold dollars .
Fruits and nuce sold dollars.
Forest froducts and horticultural specially products sold dollai
\ll tiveslock and livestock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry products sold. dollar
Dajry products sold dollar
Livestock and livesUKk products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollar
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifer
Heifers and heifer cajvi
s repottin)!..
s rcfXNting..
Farms reporting by number en hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farrr..! reporline.,
2 to 4 head farms repoftinft...
5 to 9 head fairiL-i rc^iortinj:...
10 to 10 head farms refmrtini;..
20 to 49 head famis reporting. .
50 to 99 head fanns r>7ijftin|:. .
100 to 499 head farms reponmc. .
500 or more head farms ri^xrtinc. .
Cows, includinf; heifers that have calved
1 head faims reportin);..
2 to 9 hea/l farms reponifip . .
10 to 19 head farms reptytinr..
20 to 29 head farms repoftinfc . .
30 to 49 head farms n^purtine . ,
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 lo 99 head farms reporting , .
100 or mete head farms rqnrtine , ,
MiUo
100
ad farms rcpcrtjni:
9 ha«d farms rpportinft
0 19 head farms reporting
3 29 head farms reportinf:
3 49 head farms rcportjnf; , .
3 74 head farms repcrtinn,.
J 99 head farms rpportjnc* ■
or more head famts rcportin
Hofses and/or aiules. farms rcpt
MogS and pigs farms reportinK..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reprvtinj;.,
Bom befcce June 1 farms reporting..
number .
Sheep and lambs farms reportin)
Lambe under 1 year old farms reportini
Sheep 1 year old and over ,
iber.
farms repoting..
number.
Ewes farms reporting.,
number.
Rams and wethers farms repoftjnft .
numb«.
LIvtstock and livestock pioducts sold:
CaUle and calves sold alive farms reportinft...
number . . .
dollars...
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting...
number . . .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting . . .
number...
doUam...
Milk and cream sold farms reporting. , ,
dollars,,.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting,,.
See footnotes at aid of labia
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,633,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
U6
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
77,729,164
13,090
4,112,812
1,924,309
917,260
684,867
586,376
73,616,352
932,0U
64,675,980
8,008,361
5,922
307,316
5,896
184,271
5,866
1K),074
5,727
104,977
4,119
18,068
1,289
1,673
1,623
1,279
1,684
l,y?4
5,832
114,351
7,726,856
5,938
1,521,758,654
64,675,980
11,318,155
67,773
1,155,544
347,173
459,725
325,285
23,361
10,162,611
92,849
8,796,391
1,273,371
20,990,308
26,370
1,397,302
760,520
318,460
133,173
185,149
19,593,006
81,507
17,417,587
2,093,912
29,346,417
13,817
1,008,874
568,877
77,165
156,121
206,711
28,337,543
568,393
25,228,756
2,540,394
2,119
114,516
2,119
70,115
2,109
69,210
2,064
39,158
1,414
5,243
2,114
41,738
2,471,800
2,124
590,569,852
25,228,756
12,188,259
7,491
389,395
185,461
52,415
35,664
115,855
11,798,864
142,722
10,245,397
1,410,245
1,622
59,543
1,602
34,4«2
1,592
33,315
1,567
20,855
1,107
4,206
1,622
21,247
1,312,450
1,627
248,805,335
10,245,897
3,422,324
3,811
140,909
60,778
8,495
28,646
42,990
3,281,415
31,475
2,662,394
587,546
23,350
893
13,297
388
12,631
82 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
\pttM ve based on reports for only t sftmpld of turns. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continoai
Litters fanowed December 1, 195S, to November 30, 1959. . . .fams r
3 to 9 littors
10 to 19 lilt«T3. .
20 to 39 litters..
40 to 69 litters. .
0 November 30.,
9 reporting. ,
s reportini; .
s reporting.
9 reporting.
number o
, . . Tamis r
number o
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com fc» all purposes farms reporUng .
a reporting . .
s reporting, ,
3 reporting..
9 reporting. .
e: reporting. .
s reporting. .
9 reporting.
Winter wheat harvested farns reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Spring wheat harvested fannB reporting.
Sale,
bushels.
reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms
Sales farms
Barley harvested farms
bushels,
•eporting.
bushels.
Sale,
bushels.
repoiting.
bushels .
reporting.
pounds.
Hay crops:
Land from v^hich hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay fanns reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
10,231
1,678
11,319
1,627
70
53,997
900
4,364,079
30,255
1,198
20
3,494,323
27,500
7,036
263
1,661,994
10,833
65,615,655
380,227
6,936
242
63,845,213
362,122
3,380
261
218,325
3,862
6,674,394
124,225
3,193
219
6,439,170
113,725
4,314
1,213
123,973
23,101
5,645,540
1,120,141
1,961
278
3,101,329
223,335
6,211
341
658,075
5,530
26,209,256
197,953
4,818
100
22,202,826
30,333
1,482
20
179,611
280
277,429,861
507,400
719,325
8,307
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,7%
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,553
2,659
74,236
561,808
1,605
58,944
157,547
3,342
77,602
164,285
27,263
2,634
36,535
4,497
104
10
3,138
90
1,254
383
27,037
3,010
44,490
14,590
2,130
59,404
466,947
10,700
11
10,700
53,500
10
23,500
1,221
23,952
64,395
1,077
25,394
135,145
12,550
5
2,500
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9. -Dairy farms
83
[DftlA ore bftsed on reports for o
» sample of fanns.
SPEnFIED CHOPS HABVESTED-ConhnuiHl
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale fanoB reportlDg.
himdredvei ght .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
Apples^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
(biantity harvested loose boxes.
Grapes ? farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
^lantity harvested pounds.
Pears , Bartlett^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Pears, other than Bartlett^ faros reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
2,303
25,636
7,205,241
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,4%
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
20,358
8,340
12,018
66,220
12,683
1,920
10,763
4,577
3,342
1,235
5,282
2,745
2,537
37,645
11,455
5,285
6,170
26,175
9,095
1,910
7,185
1,136
135
1,001
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundrednelght harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
84 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 7 of 9.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[DaUi are based on reports for only a sample of Tanns. See text]
(For definitions and exploi
9 text)
FAHMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . . .
Percenl distribution percent . . .
Landin farms acres . . .
Percent disUibution , percent . . .
Average size of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildini^s:
Avenipe per farm dollars .. .
Average per acre dollars —
Land in farms according fo use:
Cropland harvested. farms reporting. . .
I to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 U) 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 ^cres farms reporting , . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure).. firms reporting...
Woodland pastured farn;s reporting . .
Woodland not pastured famis repiirling. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) famis repiirting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reprwting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion cxjntrol farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
I'nd** 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 64 years number..
65 a more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FAHM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opefators-
fforiong off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reptxting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporbng. .
With income fran sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators repeating..
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. ,
With income fran sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of Bgriculturtd pfnducts sold .operators reporting .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
60 to 69 acres number .
?0lo99al7es number.
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number .
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number.
500'to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2.000 or more acres number.
See fiMtnotes at end d table.
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
■4,180j720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
,581
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,238,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,352
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
1,745
70,937
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
17, 119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
3,782
100.0
1,674,606
100.0
2,197
121,318
1,034
116,016
21,335
1,546
395,549
945
127,609
1,488
563,041
586
29,214
1,509
146,830
1,301
97,365
13,883
33
1,495
386,147
23.1
1,686.2
53,174
178
37,255
3,097
14
7,341
202,254
12.1
787.0
124
92,091
56
5,677
187
28,593
180
18,637
X3
595
12.8
292,832
17.5
605.0
2,409
2,526
9,431
174
353
748
101,347
107,448
123,629
86
214
454
14, 108
33,630
51,248
230
331
494
83,260
108,420
53,849
108
110
202
5,294
5,414
4,271
1,172
18
1,530
1,449
33.3
347, 545
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[ Data are based on refiorts for onl> a sample of faims. See lext ;
85
F«t\B B^ COLOR AND TEMIRE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Part 1 1» nof s number . . .
Ml tcnnnlj" number . . .
Cfu-h lennnls number...
Share-cash Veniinls number . . .
Crop-sharp twianls number . . .
Li voslock><ihuc tenant.^ number . . .
OthfT and unspeciriod tenxnis nunbpr. . .
White fwni operators:
Full owTiem numb<T...
Part owners number...
Nonwhiur farm oponilor-,
Full owners ...number..,
Part o*rt«n numbw . .
All tena/iLi ....number..,
SPBaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILmES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines • .fann.'* ropntinf*,. . ,
Corn pickers farms fcrortinp . .
naPih«r...
Piclcup balers fantvt n>pnrunc...
numhfir . . .
Field foraRP hant-^Ur- fnm-* ropwtinE..
numtwr . .
Vbtortnirk^ farms repcvtinc . .
Tractor" turn* rcportin): . .
TrtctoTH olhcT than j-nnlen f«w" roportinc..
1 tractor famw refortinf ..
2 tractors fann.^ reportinc • •
i tractoTB famw renuriinc . .
1 tnrtors farms reportini*. .
5 or more iractora farmn rt^xvtintr..
Wh«>el tractorn • famiH mportinj* . .
number..
Crmwler [factors f««M rcportmi; . .
Garden tractors 'an^ rrportinc..
number..
AutomobiU'S (vms reportmc. ,
Automobilos and/or motortrucks forma rerxvlinK..
Telep*^*'"*^ farm.-* rpp«tina . .
llnme IVoeztr farms reportmit . .
MilkinK machine farms reportinff..
Kl(*clric milk cooler faims reportinjE..
Crop drior (for (rain, foraRe, or olbor crops) farms reportine..
Power-opwatwl elmutor. conveyor, or bIo»er ..famw roportioK-.
Farms by kind of toad on which located:
Marl surface fnrm.-* reporting. .
fjravel, shell, or shak farms reportine. .
Dirt or unimproved fonns reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard siffface road farms reportinK..
1 or more milos to a hard surface road. farms reporting..
1 mile tar^ns reportmr . .
Sor Smiles farms reporting..
4 miloa farms rrponing..
6 or more milmi farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workors farms rcporUne . .
Keipilar hired w<»k<TS (employed UiOor rrcre days) farms reporting. .
persons.,
Farms rnporUnft by number of regular hired workers:
1 hirr<l worker farms reporting. ,
2 hired workers farms reporting..
3 or 4 hired workora farms reporting.,
S to 9 hired workorn farms reporting . .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
RosidingDn farm opora(*d operators reporting.,
Not residing on farm operat«d operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
S«Ni footnotes at end uf table.
15,9*5
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,311
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
7,823
832
10,156
892
382
81
<03
82
6,380
1,419
7,009
1,442
3,130
414
3,396
444
23,63*
3,222
U,667
5,158
26,046
3,406
55,010
6,728
25,194
3,315
47,694
5,986
11,998
1,663
7,987
1,051
3,284
4U
1,050
110
875
80
22,731
3,U3
35,622
4,889
9,023
954
12,072
1,097
6,713
716
7,316
742
25,734
3,276
34,490
4,236
27,702
3,734
24,486
2,944
18,348
2,410
7,676
638
5,559
160
1,308
2,142
1,272
1,835
1,241
1,579
1,434
86 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms See lexl {
(rordefinit
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
romnierrial ferlilizor and fenilijini:
nialiTials used dunn^ (he soar fam.s reporting..
Dn. niBlerials farms roportinR. .
Liqui.l mnhTiftls farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms repcrting ..
Dry materials farms reportinR . .
Liquid nialerials farms reportini;. .
Other pasture (iiol cropland) farms repwtinp..
Dry materials farms reportine..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Wheat /arms reporting..
Dry materials fam.s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reiKwling . .
Barley Jamis n-piirling. .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets I .'^.s reprrtint;. .
Dry materials farn.s reporting.
Liquid materials farms re[x)rling..
All other crops farms n-porting. ,
Pry materials fnrms reporting.
Liquid materials farms ren<rlinc.
Lime or liming materials used durim: the year farms reporting.
acres limed.
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified e«penditu.._.s farms reporting. .
Feed for livesiocit and pouluy fams reporting..
Under $100 fnrm^ rcporiing. .
$100 tc $9D9 farms reporting..
$1,000 loSl,93ft farms reporting..
$2,000 to S4,999 farms reporting. .
,$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry faniis reporting . .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 fvns reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$.5,000 to $9,999 farn.s reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
S200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more fatma reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
Under 5200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $499 farms reporting. .
S500 to -$999 fanns reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to .$1,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 lo $49,999 farms reporting..
350,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 fan..s reportine..
«100 lo $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under qtlOO farms reporting..
SlOO to $499 1 farms reporting..
S500 to $090 farms reporting. .
51,000 to S4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more fanr.s reporting. .
17,376
182,545
13,388
1U,772
5,808
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
129
388
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
28,162 ;
19,682 I
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,114
646
615
14,367
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
3,057
1,827
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,393
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
1,524
124,750
11,606
1,319
7,920
342
3,686
3,732
3,525
10,527,642
2,425
24,798,590
1,408
21
174
113
15,744
79
1,222
45
1,006
1
75
164
1,449
1,344
943,167
See footnotes at end of table.
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data ve b&sed on r«port9 for only a sample af fums. See texl |
87
ESmUTED VALUE OF PRODUCIS SOLD BY SOURCE
AM fann products sold toui, dollars.".
Avvnf^ ptv tana, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vepelables and fruits and nuts, sold. . . . .dollars . .
Vej:etAbles sold dollars . .
Fhiils and nuts sold dollars . .
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . .
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars..
Poultry and poultry (roducts sold. dollars..
Dairy [roducts sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock prtiducLs,
other than poullTy and dairy, sold dollars . .
LI\-EsrOCK AND UVECTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms n^mung:..
numbr* . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms repoftinj;..
Milk cows farms rOfnrtjnjE. .
numfarv..
Beifers and haifor calves farms repoctinc . .
nomb«..
St«flra and bulls includinf; stew and bull calves farm* n^xvtinK. .
number . .
Fama reporting by numlier on hand:
CaUie and calves-
1 head lainn n^portinc..
3 to 4 head farm* niMtinf;..
S to 9 head farms refM^ting , .
10 to 19 head farm* n^MAinK. ,
20(0 19 head fams repjrtini*..
50(0 99 head farm* rcfiirtinK..
100 to 499 head farm* re[jortinK..
SOO or more head farm* repivlinK..
Cowa, including haifora that have calved-
1 head farm* reportinf: . .
2 (o 9 head farms repartinc . .
10 to 19 head farm* rc^NVtinr..
20 to 29 head farms reportine..
30 to 49 head farm* ri*porting..
SO to 74 head farms rcportinc.
75 (o99 head farm* repenini;..
100 or more head farms rr^iflinc..
Milk COWB-
1 head farms reportini: . .
2 to 9 head farms reponinK . .
10 to 19 head farm* repcrtini;..
20 to 29 head farm* r**prrtinr,.
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farm* re^wling. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms re^xyting. .
HofSes and/Of mules farm* reporting . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Dom since June I farmn reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms repotting . .
Sheep and lambs farm* reporting..
Lambs undte 1 year old farms reporting..
Sheep 1 yrnr old and over farms reporting..
Ewae farm.* reporting . .
Rams and wethers farms reporting . .
numbn..
ChickeflS 4 mOfltllS old and OVet farms reporting..
Livestock and livestock products sold;
Cattle and calves sold abve farms reporting.,
numbrv . ,
dollars..
Hoita and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.,
number . ,
dollars..
Milk and cream sold farms refsirting..
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars . ,
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dniens.
dollai
550, 7U, 815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,058
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
64,588,425
17,078
9,636,686
7,272,247
1,345,448
474,687
544,304
54,951,739
225,983
873,712
53,852,044
3,619
277,581
3,133
80,448
1,983
7,025
3,299
77,560
3,244
119, 573
1,653
6,052
1,218
55,252
3,549
253,783
50,132,513
39,180,615
171, M4
5,423,303
3,880,731
1,150,073
315,473
77,026
33,757,312
3,447
201,408
33,552,457
7,202,804
28,026
1,387,151
1,225,727
111,500
14,389
35,535
5,815,653
7,833
105,775
5,702,045
6,432,750
13,291
1,343,625
1,159,910
28,175
34,775
120,765
5,089,125
52,310
167,313
4,849,502
283
1,307
203
12,589
161
7,912
174
4,677
791,012
601,112
47,700
25,790
116,410
4,934,496
57,480
160,637
4,716,379
13,286
716
11,618
5,360,825
3,700
598,802
359,201
1,950
74,328
163,323
4,762,023
91,695
187,734
4,482,594
1,394
47, 518
1,202
17,944
1,301
16,062
1,309
13,512
1,354
25,306
3,705,140
See fnotnoles at end of t
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[D«
3 based on reports for only a sample of faims.
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PBODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters farrowed December 1. 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .rarms repoitini-
s reporting
s reporting
s reportinf;
5 reporting
s reportinp
number of litlers
. . . farms reporting
number of litters
10 lo 19 litters. . .
20 to 39 liuers. . .
40 to 69 litlers. . .
70 or more litters.
June 2 to .November
December I lo June
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com fcr all purposes farms reporting
Under 11 acres
11 lo 24 acres
25 lo 49 acres
50 U> 74 acres
75 lo 99 acres
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
bushel!
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Wijiter wheat harvested fanns reporting
bushels
Sales fanns reporting
bushels
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Oats harvested for grain farms repotting,
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Barley harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales fanns repotting
bushels
pounds
Hay crops:
Land fran which hay ?ras cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Clover, tijnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanns reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Oats, wheat, barley, lye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
i,364,079
1,198
3,A94,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
364, 518
935,893
3,329
367,451
2,979
58,301
86, 558
1,254
27,037
44,490
2,659
74,286
561,808
1,841
86,396
193,866
1,104
39, 105
74,911
5,933
73,254
84
63,864
4,566
124,313
114
109, 527
102
3,077
39,352
165
3,825
79,765
5,074
3,560
2,956
229,361
147,604
110,293
55
50
52
93,799
48,454
33,905
146
149
128
3,803
3,117
2,366
133,060
92,635
68,156
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9.-Livestock farms other than^oultry and dairy farms
! Data are bas«i cm reports for onU a sample of farms. S** tpxt^'
89
SPEnFIED nfOPS H^RMSTED-ronlinucO
Irish potatoes harvested for haae
UBe or for sale farne reporting.
hundredweight.
Vegetables harvested for sale fanns reporting.
Sales dollars.
Strawberries harvested fairas reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fanas reporting.
Apples^ fanss reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age mmber.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested loose boxes.
Grapes' fanns reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age ounber.
Vines of bearing age number.
(^entity harvested pounds .
Pears, Bartlett' fanss reporting.
Treee of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age nvaaber.
Quantity harvested tans.
Pears, other than Bartlett' fanas reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age ainber.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
2,M3
25,686
7,205,241
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,901
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
47,357
27,920
19,437
74,247
146,767
18,374
128,393
2,890,000
16,832
4,550
12,282
268,970
43
1,150,073
25,750
12,038
13,712
66,150
39,449
7,009
32,440
786,625
6,000
2,000
4,000
2,508
4
2,304
960
13,248
6,886
107
12,663
3,028
353
585
3,858
3,002
1,383
3,272
21
26
61
24,917
13,622
65,819
385
10,080
24,532
13,622
55,739
727,500
370,550
944,275
19
36
113
385
75
7,774
10
8
2,498
375
67
5,276
'includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doee not Include acreage far farms with less than 10 bundredveight harvested.
^Doeo not Include data for fariDS with less than 20 trees and gr&pevlnae.
90
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 8 of 9. -Livestock ranches
[D«
B b&sed on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
(For deHnilions and explanations, see text)
FAIjllB. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number..
Percent distribution percent.
Land in farms acres .
Percent distribution percent.
Avpra^ site of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings:
Averape per farm dollars .
Average per acre dollars .
Land in farms according to use;
Cropland harvesled farms reportinR.
1 to 9 acres rarnis repoftin
10 to 19 acres farms re[xxlinj> .
20 to 29 acres farms roportin
30 to 49 acres farms reportinp .
50 to 99 acres farms reportinc .
lOO to 199 ^cres farms reporlmE .
2(X) to 499 acres farms reportin
500 lo 999 acres farms reportin
1,000 of more acres farms reportin
Cropland used only for pasture farms reportin
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reportin
Cultivated summer fallow farms reportinf; . .
Soil-improvement Rrasses and legumes farms reporting.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting .
Woodland pastured forrr^ reporting.
)Vood]and not pastured farms reportinu ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not imodland) farms reporting .
Improved pasture forms reporting .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporUng.
Irrigated cropland harvested forms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover cnnps farms reporting.
Cropland used for grain or rovr
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-efDSion control farms reporting .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number . ,
25 Co 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 lo 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 « more years number . ,
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER IN(X)ME
Farm operators-
Working off their faima, total operalors reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators reporting .
With other members of family working off form operators reporting.
With income frtm sources other than farm
operated and ofT-farm work operators reporting. .
With other income of Tamily exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
Operators not w<rking ofr their rarms or not
reporting as to wwk orf their forms operalors repeating .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income frcm sources other than farm operated. . .operates reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
FARhE BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
60 to 69 acres number .
70 Id 99 acres , number.
100 to 139 acres ; number..
140 to 179 acres number. .
180 to 219 acres number . .
220 lo 259 acres number . ,
260 U> 499 ocres number . ,
500 to 999 ocres number . .
1,000 lo 1,999 ocres , number.
2,000 or more acres number . ,
See fcMtnotes at end <i table.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
4,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,533
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,238,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,303
6,102
1,330,385
5,323
569,354
3,852
5,433,761
2,733
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
313,835
233
51,618
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
3,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
100.0
3,722,295
100.0
4,717.7
1,224
22
3,140
13.3
1,831,781
49.2
17,445.5
3,030
46
165,143
8
2,020
103
589,869
30
4,260
73
9,571
66
6,741
2
45
16.3
503,868
13.5
3,906.0
26
6,443
15
2,235
69
155,970
20
9,894
96
297,440
20
2,204
63
5,548
54
313,553
8.6
1,721.9
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.— Livestock ranches
91
[D&U uf b&sedd
s for only a sanifile of funis.
FARVB BY COLOR AND TENURR OF OPFRATOR
All farm operatws:
KuIlo«n<T- nomlx-r
P.irtm.ncr5 numbor
All UiianLi numbor
Cnnh tmnnis number
ShiUT»c^''h t«>n.inl^ number ,
Crap"(hnrr tmnnLt number.
Livc^tocL-.sharp tenant s number
Othof Awl un^pwirnxl K^rinL** numbw,
White ftnii uppraUv-i!
Full cmnoiY number.
Pari owners nunbnr.
All tpnanm number,
NonwhiU" farm opprnUtr-.
FullowTKT* number,
Put cmnern numbrr.
All tmanL*! number ,
SPEnFTED EQUIPMENT ANT) FAOI JTIES ANP KIND OF ROAD
Grain ooniiinp* fanK." n>pmin(' ,
Tom pickcn farm* rrfiminp
Pick-up balers farm:* rrpiTlinj;
Fic-ld ftraf^ hant^UT" fnm.-* roportinf*
Motortrurkq fami" rofwrtiitf
numbor
TraclorH ttamn nfKwUng
nunthiv
Traclorn other than :'anl4>n ftirnvs ivpnrtinc
1 traru« faimn rpFortinj'
2 tnclan farrn.** rrnxtinc
3 tnctorn fann<< mfxjrtinc
4 mcUjT' fanru* r<fnrtinr
i or morp inctar'* farmi^ rrfxytinir
fthcrl tractont famu* rr(wirtin|>
nun.hcr
Crawlar imeton fam^o rt<funinf>
numbor
Garden uactoni fann'< rcfvrtini:
number
AuUmobiles famw rpporlinc
AutomobileM and/or fnolorVucks fannM rrfMrtinn
TpKiphone , . .famu' rvpcrtine
Home frooter farntn reportinfi
Milkinf* machine famw rrportinft
Lloclnc milk coolfr famia refortinj;
Oop drier (for fTain, fora^, or other cropn) TaimM rofariifie
Powar-ofMratw) elevator, conveyor, or Mower faniM rcprvtini:
Farms by kind of load on which located:
Han] Hurfat-o farms reinrtinj:
fjravt-l, -ihitll, or ithale fafm?> reporting
Diit or unimpTDved. farnii reportinft
Leas than 1 mile U> a hard surface road farmn reporting
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farm^ ropDrtind
1 mile farms reportirtfc
3 or 3 miloa farms reporting
4 miles farms rt^wrun^
5 or more miles farms reportinft
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDWO ENIMERATTON
lljrrd workers farms reporting
Refpilar hired «orkern (employed |M) or niore days) farms refx«ting
Farms raportinit by number of regular hired workers-.
1 hired •orker farms reportinft
2 hired <K)rker« farms reportinfi:
3 nr 4 hired vtxvkrfs farms reporLng
5 to 9 hired workers farmn rnportinf;
10 or mrye hired workCTH farms reporting
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Re-tidinif on fnrm operated operators rcT>orting
Not reHirling on fium operated operat/irs reporting
Operators not reporting residence number
See footnotes at end of table.
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,311
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,643
685
1,515
92 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9. -Livestock ranches
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of famr;. See teyt |
USE OF COMMEHOAL FEimUZER WD LIXtE
r-ommerci.il ferliiizer anil fenil.zini:
acres on which us
Dp. nialeriats farms reportinc
Liquid innt.Tinls farms reporting
Crops on which iisej—
Hay and cropland pasture famis reporting
On' malenals farms reporting
Liquui materials farms reporting
Other pasture {not cropland) farms reporting
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
flftieat farms reporting
f)ry materials fam.s reporting
Barley fami= rep.»ting
[^ly materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms rep<#ting
Sugar beets fam.s reprrtin^.
Dry materials fam.s reptirling
Liquid materials fam.s reporting
All other crops farms reporting
Dry matenals famis reporting
Liquid materials farms rerxirting
jime or limine materials useij dunnc (he vear farms reporting
acres hmed
SPEOFIED F4RM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures famis repcrting.
Feed for livestock and pouluy fam-s reporting.
dollars
Under .'ilOO fam.s reporting .
$100 to $999 fam.s reporting.
$1,000 to $1,999 famis reporting.
.$2,000 to 54.999 farms remrting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Purchase of livestock and poultrv farms reporting .
ilollars.
f'nder $1,000 fams reporting.
$1,000 to $2,4911 fam.srcr«irting.
52.500 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s renortini-.
$10,000 or more fomis reporting .
Machine hire farm- reporting.
dollars.
Under S200 farms reporting .
$200 to $999 farms reixxting.
$1,000 or more faima reporting.
Hired \aba farms reporting. .
Under S200 farms reporting. .
$200 to .5499 farms reporting. .
5500 to 5999 farms re[mrting..
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting
$2,500(0 $4.999 farms reporting,
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting
$10,000 to $19,099 farms reixyting. .
$20,000 to '^9.999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reportin
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars.
Under $100 fan.is report i np .
$100 to $499 farms reporting.
$500 to $999 ram.s repoi
$1,000 or more farms reporting.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fami business farms reporting.
Under $100 farms reporting.
S100to$499 -. famis reporting..
S500loS9m farms reporting,
51,000 to 54,099 farms reporting,
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of uble.
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,338
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
129
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
31,894
832
7,107
430
2,920
61,972
1,361
15,448
I
28,162
19,682 I
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
8,030
2,096
1,114
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
3,057
1,827
791
331
112
13,290
9,144,391
4,308
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9. -Livestock ranches
93
[D«
s baaed on reporta for only a samplp of fBims. See t
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold utul, dollars.'..
average per raim, dollars . . .
All crops sold dollars...
Field cropB, other than vegetables and fhiils and nuls, sold dollars . . .
VecetAbles sold dollars . . .
Fhiits and nut« sold dollars...
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars...
Poultry and poultry [roducta sold. dollars...
Dairy producls sold ....dollars...
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultr>' and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifer
Heifers and heifor calves, . ,
Steers and bulls including 9
ms reporting,
ms reporting
reporting
Farms reporting by numK-r on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 hoad famiH reporting..,
2 to 4 head farmn reporting..,
5 to 9 hoad famij rt^xrting..,
10 to 19 head fanriv rt^vting..,
20 to 49 hoad famiH r<<purun£..,
50 to 99 head faniL« r«>|uning..,
100 to 409 head farmn reporting. .
500 or more head rarm-i rcpurting, .,
Cows, including heifors that have calved-
1 head fami<> reporting
2 to 9 heaH , Jaims reporting
10 to 19 hoad fajms reporting
20 to 29 head fanns roporting
) 49 head farrrs reporting
50 to 74 V
75 (.
pponin
1 head Farms reporting.
2 to 9 head farms reporting.
10 to 19 head funn^ rt^porting .
20 to ^ head farm^t reporting .
.to lo 49 head farmw r<>porting,
50 lo 74 head farm!* reporting .
75 to 99 head farms repmtinc
100 or more hoad farms reporting.
Horses and/or mules farm<t reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs farm*, roporting.
Bom before June 1 .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
LambM under 1 year old farms reporting . .
number. .
Sh0«p 1 year old and over farms reporting,.
number..
Ewes farm.H reporting. .
numk^..
Kams and wethom , .farms reporting . .
number..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
number..
dollars..
Rogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Sheop and lambs nold ativo farms reporting.,
numlmf ..
dolloi
»ldl.
Chick«nB including hroilern Hold fftrms roportinji .
Se« fooUiotefl .1 end of tabin.
550,7U,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,557
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,5U
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
U6
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188, 319
1,399
5,459
11,220
5,328,153
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,597
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
20,789,550
26,349
1,653,912
1,208,824
4,351
72,677
368,060
19,135,638
103,612
93,906
18,938,120
156,354
720
59,185
4,400
202
5,125
755, 7U
1,300
17,753
104,834
12,590,337
77,286
12,922
78,730
93
29,606
1,319
30
1,934
3,244,224
27,493
281,959
210,354
1,551
10,079
59,975
2,962,265
2,165
12,506
83,242
29,133
22
22
31,548
5,287
27
23
51,694
23,846
27
23
50,875
23,438
1,873,392
14,522
271,120
150,758
1,000
33,209
36,153
1,602,272
3,724
25,583
1,572,965
1,338,942
7,238
134,464
75,276
3,613
55,575
1,204,478
16,005
25,454
1,163,019
806,217
3,357
84,133
15,412
7,193
61,523
722,084
4,126
16,951
701,013
8,298
3,194
3,286
107,874
41,522
42,718
16
38
38
646,989
1,109,372
757,003
25,583
25,454
16,951
7
37
20
272
1,796
819
13
46
37
10,151
38,951
9,090
3,452
13,243
3,091
94
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9. -Livestock ranches
[D«
B based on reports for only a sample of fams. See text]
3 9 llttOfS.
June 2 to November 30 .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1 , 1958. to Novemlier 30, 1959. . . .farms reportmi; .
number of haws .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . ,
number of litters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . .
number of litters. .
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . ,
3 reporting . .
9 reporting.,
3 reporting, ,
s reporting.,
9 reporting..
75 to 99 acres .
100 or more acre
Harvested for grain .
bushela.
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . ,
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Spring wheat harvesteti farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
pounds
Hay crops :
land from viiich hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Clover, tijnothy, and mi>:tures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reportirtg.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
10,231
1,87S
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,323
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
1,482
179, 6U
277,429,861
719,325
8,307
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,558
2,559
74,286
561,808
26,123
3
3,731
19,697
2
3,081
12,386
5
4,532
1,697
5
1,000
WASHINGTON
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9. -Livestock ranches
95
I DaU ore b&sed on reports for onh
SPECIHED CROPS H^RVESTED-ConUnuwI
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
I^nd in bearing and nonbearing fmit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
Apples^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested loose boxes
Grapes^ farme reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
<ijantity harvested pounds
Pears , Bartlett' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
C^iantity harvested tens
Pears, other than Bartlett' J'anas reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
l^jantlty harvested tens
2,303
25,686
7,205,2^1
A, 621
5,041,556
2,iyD3,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
30e,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
18,175
15,036
3,139
9,239
5,241
2,920
3,530
2,520
1,7U
400
1,500
565
2 Reported in omall fractions .
^Includes mlLit equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doea not Include acreage for fame with less than 10 hundredweight h&rvested.
'Does not include data for fonas with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
96 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[Oats are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definll
FAIiMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number .
Percent distribution percent.
Land in (arms acres.
Percent distribution percent. .
\vera{!e si re of farm acres .
Value of land and bulldini^:
Averace per farm dollars .
Average per acre dollnrs .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting.
1 to 9 acres farms reptjrting.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting .
20 to 39 acres farms reporting. .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 99 acres fanns reporting .
100 to 199 r»eres farms reporting .
1200 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reptirting .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Clxipland not liarvested and not pastured farms reportini! .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
Woodland pastured farms reprvting.
WtKxlIand not pastured farnn reixirtmc .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting ,
Improved pasture farms report] ng .
irrigated iaod In farms farms reporting.
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting. ,
Land use ptactices:
Cropland in cover crops farms rept>rting.
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soii.erosion control farms reporting .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting.
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
lender '25 years number . .
35 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
ffofking ©rf their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporti np . ,
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With t)ther members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income frrm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting. .
With other inctme of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working ofr farm operators reporting . .
With income frtin sources other than farm operated. . .operalers reporting. ,
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural prtiducts sold operators reporting .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
50O to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number . .
See footnotes at end d uble.
28,163
15,757,717
559.5
25,972
^,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,531
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,337
923,482
12,047
727,674
313,835
233
51,613
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
3,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17, U9
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
2,031
100.0
688,198
100.0
338.8
34
941
43,049
865
53,473
421
29,399
205
10,688
447
12,891
332
93,903
388
46,360
761
161,359
315
11,247
1,359
174,319
1,333
149,160
168
121,662
17.7
958.0
39,512
108
35,932
14.2
143,376
20.3
1,215
10
3,243
166,652
24.2
417.7
24.8
128,966
13.7
255.9
24.9
90,0%
13.1
178.4
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
I DaU are bas^ on rpport? for onl> a sample of farms. See text ]
97
F\BMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operatois:
. .numbor..
, .number,.
. .niimbcf..
raah Imnnts
Shwo-c.'l'ih IcnanLH .
Crop-«hnrc tcnanU .
White rami opprnuys:
..number...
..number. ..
Nonwhit^ fam oprmlor
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT A.M) FACnjTIES XNn KIND OF ROAD
(irain OMnbine^ Innm repcirtinf^...
number . . .
Com pickers ttrntu reivrtin^...
numbrr...
Piek-up balers ramw rcportinc. . .
Field rorape har\«u<Ys fnijt^ reporting...
number...
MoConrucks larms repcrtind . . .
numbrff . . .
Traders larms reporting . . .
number...
Tracuirs nther than ^nnlen .farnis refiurtinc. . .
..farms refurtini:...
. .lamis pepijninp...
, .farmn reportinc...
, .fninis reportin;^ . . .
Crawler traclom farms reportinf;. . .
numlicr . , .
Qanlon tfacurs fanns reportinf*...
number. . .
Aulemobiles fafma reportini;...
Automobiles anil or motortrucks farms reportinit,..
Teti^ibime farms reportinil...
Home freezer fnmui reponinK . . .
Milkinc mnehine farms reperlinft...
KliTtrir milk cooler farms reporting...
Farms by kind of road on which located;
Mnnl lurlare farms reportmn...
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting...
Dirt or unimiimved farms reporting...
Laas than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms repnrtinfi...
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms ruportinft. . .
1 mile forms rt)portinK . . .
2 or 3 miles farms repurtinfl...
4 miles farms reportinft...
5 or more miles farms rersiilinfi...
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECFJ)ING ENUMERATION
Regular hired workers (employed 150
Farms reporting by number of re^lar hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting . .
3 or 1 hired workers farms reprrling..
S to 9 hired workers farms reporting . .
in or mere hired workers rarms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on fnrm operated OJierators riiporting . .
Not residing on farm operated operators re|Kirting..
Orieratrcs mil reivrting residence. number..
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
414
1,314
15,735
8,354
3,3U
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
U,998
7,987
3,234
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,910
4,440
1,905
4,052
1,794
2,330
1,985
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
■drfini
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZET! *ND LIME
ConinKfcin! fprtilircr ami f^Tlilizin!:
mnltTials uswl ilunn^ [he \onr lanr.p tefiortinp
On niaUTials farms rpromnj!
Liqui'I iral.TinIs farms reixvting
Hay and croi>lnnd pasture famis reporting
Dn. materials farms reporUnj;
Liquid materials farms reporting
Other pasture (not craplanil) farms reporting
Dr>' materials farms reporting
Liquid material? farms reporting
Wheat. .................................*. Jarms reperling
Dry materials fnni^ reporting
Liquid materials farms re|inrting
Barley .famis reiHrling
Pry materials farms rop<]rtinp
Liquid materials farriLS reporting
Sugar beets fam.s repertin)^.
Dry materials fum.s reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting
All other crops farms reporting
Dry materials farms rontirling
Liquid materials farms renorting
Lime or liming materials used dunm: the year farms reporting
acres limed
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITIHES
Any of the fotloiving specified expenditures farms reporting.
Feed for livesLock and poultry fam-s reporting.
dollars.
Under SlOO farms reporting.
510010^999 farn.s reporting.
Sl.OOO toSl,999 farms reporting.
.«2,00O to 54,999 farms reporting .
S5,000 or more farms reporting.
Purchase of livestock and foultjy farms reporting.
Under $1,000 farms reporting.
51,000 to 52,499 firn.s refwirting.
59,500 to 54,999 farms reporting.
55,000 10 59,999 farms reporting.
510,000 or more farms reporting .
Machine hire farms reporting.
dollars.
Under 5200 farms reporting .
5200 to 5990 farms reporting.
SI, 000 or more faraia reporting,
Hired labor farms reporting.
ikillars.
Under $200 farms re|Tirling.
5200 to .5499 farms reporting .
5500 to 5999 farms reporting.
51,000 to 52,499 farms reportine,
52,500 to 54,999 farms reporting.
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting.
510,000 to 519,999 farms refwting.
SSO.OOO to 549,999 farms reporting.
$50,000 or more farms reporting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting.
Under 5100 fan.is reporting,
5100 to 54 99 farms reporting.
5500 to 5999 farms reporting .
51,000 or more farms reporting.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting.
Under $100 farms reporting,
S100to5499 farms reporting,
S500 to J999 farms reporting,
51,000 to S4,999 farms reporting,
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
17,376
2,444,461
182, 545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
548
2,190
1,291
29,136
1,1B8
2,987
129
388
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
31,894
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
28,162
19,632
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,1U
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
3,057
1,827
791
331
1,452
143,436
19,719
1,228
14,118
518
5,601
2,031
1,410
1,412,576
13,290
1,142
9,144,391
511,772
4,308
338
5,315
550
1,633
123
2,034
131
27,930
2,004
22,381,833
1,765,834
3,398
161
11,322
665
5,909
595
6,957
567
2,993
41
1,268
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
99
[D&tA He bas«d DA reports Tor ooly t saniple of rumd. See L
(For derinitions and cxplanalions, see text)
ESTIMATED VALl E OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars.'.
Bvorace per fann, dollars . .
All (TOf» sold dollars..
Field rfopfi, other than ve^tAbles and fruits and nuts, sold — . .dollars . .
Vegetables sold dollars . .
Fhiits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest poducts and horticultural specially products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars . .
Poultry and r»ultry {VOducLs sold. dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products.
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle ant] calves fanns reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved fantis reportinfC..
Milk cows farms repminjt . .
numbr*..
Heifers and heifer calves farms reponmc. .
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms rcricrtine . .
Farms reporting by Dumber on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head famLS repoflin)*. .
3 to 4 head farms n-^.irlini! . .
5 to 9 head farms rctMrting..
10 to 19 li<>ad farms n^Kning . .
20 to 49 head famis reiurtini>..
50 to 99 head farms rf|wrtinc..
too to 490 head farms reporting..
SOOty more head farms n^wrting, .
Cows, Intruding heifern that have calved-
1 head • farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms retioning. .
10 to 19 head farms reptrtmr..
20 l^> 29 head farms rerurting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
SO to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head farms n.p(rting. .
100 or more head farms rrporung. .
Milk oo»s-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms mponing . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms repnrting. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms repcrting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 cr more hettd farms reporting..
Hot SeS antl/of mules farms reputing . .
Hogs ant] pigs farms reporting..
Bom since June 1 farms repcrting..
Bom befcre June 1 farms rt^inrting..
Stieep atid lamtlS farms reporting..
Lambs undrr 1 year old farms reporting..
number. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms repotting . .
number . .
Ewes farms reporting..
number . .
Hanis and wethers farms reporting . .
number. .
Chickens 4 moottis old aiid over farms reporting..
Liirestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
HoKs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms ropnrting..
dollars..
Milk and cream sold ^ farms reprrting..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. ,
dollai
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,880,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,4U
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
U6
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
28,840,405
14,200
22,078,077
19,268,255
1,660,462
623,241
526,119
6,762,328
400,885
1,334,909
5,026,534
1,516
51,176
1,310
17,433
1,045
5,977
1,297
16,236
1,273
17,507
1,278
25,991
4,205,274
9,162,621
72,147
7,247,070
6,240,658
694,230
201,632
110,550
1,915,551
818
339,854
7,870,033
27,327
5,895,069
5,130,307
609,622
57,420
97,720
1,974,964
85,820
523,701
1,365,443
2,424
40
5,797
5,726,650
14,353
4,356,365
4,016,655
127,925
79,407
132,378
1,370,285
192,696
243,980
928,609
10,202
257
4,128
3,880,259
7,699
3,020,981
2,625,924
164,950
144,722
85,385
859,278
65,402
106,931
686,945
2,956
3U
2,624
1,890,926
3,744
1,326,910
1,080,864
63,235
136,394
46,417
564,016
44,084
97,983
421,949
See footnotes at end of labia
100 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[Data are baaed on leporta tor only a sample or faims. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND Ln-ESTOCK PRODUCTS-Cot.linu<
Litters farrowed December 1. 1958, lo November 30, 1959. . . .farms
■roniU«ts..
s reporting.
3 reporting . .
s reportinc .
s reporting. .
r-oflitters..
SPECinED CROPS HAKVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
nis reporting,
ms reporting.
100 or mor
Harvested for g
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting..
Ijushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels, .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting, .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
Its harvested for grain farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
irley harvested farms reporting . .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
pounds . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting , .
Sales farms reporting . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanns reporting,.
Sales farms reporting. .
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains , cut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . ,
Wild hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting. .
Other hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
tons, green weight..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,36i,079
1,193
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
218,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,%1
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
719,325
8,807
364, 518
935,893
3,329
367,451
2,979
58,301
36,558
2,659
74,286
561,808
112,617
1,526
90,237
274,923
1,179
208,923
27,263
1,382
36,535
1,520
104
11
3,138
640
1,254
96
27,037
2,202
44,490
3,338
WASHINGTON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
101
SPEnFIED CROPS H^RVESrED-Continunl
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale fame reportiBg.
Sales dollars .
Strawherrles harvested fanns reporting,
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting...
Apples^ farms reporting. . .
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing age number . . .
Trees of bearing age number...
Quantity harvested loose boxes . . .
Grapes^ farms reporting. . .
Vines of all ages number...
Vines not of bearing age number...
Vines of bearing age number...
Quantity harvested pounds...
Pears, Bartlett^ fanas reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearij^ age number...
Trees of bearing age number...
Quantity harvested tens . . .
Pears, other than Bartlett^ farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing age number. . .
Trees of bearing age number . . .
Quantity harvested tons . . .
2,303
25,586
7,205,241
4,6a
5,041,556
2,«)3,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
82,569
55,437
27,132
91,415
375,905
17,785
358,120
5,588,185
28,665
13,532
15,133
5,953
4,195
1,758
13,717
11,188
2,529
17,750
20,493
36,765
7,455
14,405
22,545
3,460
6,088
14,220
3,995
U,430
41,210
20,900
36
41
50
75,921
65,244
U6,630
85
12,655
5,015
75,836
52,589
111,615
1,285,080
1,033,075
1,549,030
21
35
20
62
15,885
3,255
35
2,835
1,350
27
13,050
1,905
^Includes milk equivalent of creaa and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms ylth less than 20 trees and grapevlnea.
102 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For derinitions and explanatio
Total all farms
Coaumercial fams by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Vegetable fanns
F4RMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Latid in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average size of fnnn acres
Value of land and buildings:
100 to 109 <
200 to 199 1
SOO to 999 t
1,000 or moi
, fanris renorting
. farms renorting
. farms rerotting
.farms reporting
. farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture
Ciopland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms repotting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reiwrting
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
'.Voodland pastured farms renorting
'Votxlland not pastured farms repotting
Other pasture (not cropland and not wtx>dland) farms reooiting
lnrn:>ved nasture farms repotting
irrigated land in farms farms reporting
Irrigated cronland harvested farms reporting
soil-erosion control farms
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to ''I years number
35 to 14 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 6 1 years number
65 or more years number
\veni^ age years
OFF-FARM WORK ANT) OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Worlting off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting. .
100 to 199 days operators reporting. .
000 or more days operators reporting. .
With other members of family wjrking off farm onerators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm ivork operators reporting..
With other income of fan-ily exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting..
Operators not v«>rlsing off their farms or not reoorting
as to worit off their farms orvralors refioning. ,
'Mth other members of family »orliing off farm onerators repotting-.
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reoorting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold
FAKMSnVSlZE
51,554
18,692,057
362.6
42,488
4,383,354
13,004
7,259
3,973
4,577
5,050
3,060
3,350
1,585
630
22,433
743,888
13,747
2,748,045
7,583
2,299,323
2,855
231,114
5,867
217,608
13,267
3,107,423
12,040
896,777
15,452
6,097,967
4,555
151,810
19,539
994,181
51,053
387
5,368
12,298
14,044
11,166
7,790
50.3
29,415
7,004
3,651
18,760
10,039
13,562
20,373
22,139
4,039
11,618
4,980
6,710
13,694
3,226
4,418
3,181
2,835
1,458
1,145
3,369
2,887
2,016
1,615
28,163
100.0
15,757,717
100.0
559.5
25,972
4,180,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,283,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,387
923,482
12,047
727,674
51,618
208
42,622
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49.4
11,044
5,456
1,673
3,915
3,552
5,370
3,799
17,119
2,975
7,140
1,673
6,769
1,771
2,736
2,156
2,020
1,138
850
2,796
2,696
1,957
1,601
6,070
21.6
7,576,494
48.1
1,248.2
1,427
116,602
5,062
2,345,948
4,620
2,126,609
856
130,007
83,025
2,765
1,716,111
525
29, 5U
1,380
143,551
1,273
130,411
409
46,870
37
30,405
1,650
1,607
1,236
4,245
469
1,938
2,345
986
127,584
U,209
42
1,229
See fcxitnotes at end of table.
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state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a
(For dermicions and explai
Comijercial fanas by "type of faun — Continued
Livestock fanns
other than poultry
and dairy fanos
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Percent distribution .
Land in farms
Percent di«lribotion .
Value ot land and txiildings:
•»to 49 acres...
SO to 93 acres
100 to U9 aoea .
200 to 4M acres .
•Wto1>M acres.
Cropland used only for nastutv farms
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms
Oiltivaled sunmer fallow farms
Soil-improvement passes and legumes farms
Otiier cropland (idle and crt)p failure) farms
Woodland pastured farms
'Voodl and not pastured farms
Otiier pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms
rerorting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
reporting
refiortrng,
rVfortinK
ivednu
Irrigated land in farms farms
IrTi-Tatod crooland harvested farms
i renorting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms rcnorting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age aumber
t'nder 25 years number
25 10^4 years .number
S3 to 44 years number
4S to 54 years number
55 to 6 4 years number
65 or more years number
Vverage ago years
OFF-FAIN WORK AND OTHER INONE
Farin opetators-
Worfcing off their farms, total operatrjrs reporting
I to 99 days opiTalors reporting
100 to 199 days operators n^wling
200 or i"ore days operators reporting
Wii>i otiier members of family wivtcing off farm operators reporting
it'ith income from sources other than farm
oneraled and off-farm wo(t( operators reporting
With other income of fnn'ily exceeding value of
agricultural products sold .operators rofiorting
Onerators not wnrtting off their farms or not renorting
as to work off their farms operators reporting
With othrs members of family wording off farm operators rerxxting
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators rcooiting
With other income of family etceeding vnjup
of agncultural products vild
FAHMS OY SIZE
.number..
. numhpr .
.number..
5SJ.04
58
931
253
3,463
391
13,540
615
24,102
480
10,980
58
1,153
330
5,938
21.1
931,489
977
33,834
305
13,087
218
5,091
587
13,656
2,235
155,984
1,908
133,746
1,636
123,857
795
19,972
2,356
U7,789
1,607
54,266
1,496
1,786
1,411
3,905
761
1,230
1,305
1,005
3,782
13.4
1,674,606
10.6
442.8
lo6.ll
2,197
121,318
1,034
116,016
21,335
1,546
395,549
945
127,609
1,488
563,041
586
29,214
1,509
146,830
1,301
97,365
7,156
lU
13,883
33
1,495
24
1,740
3,722,295
23.6
4,717.7
2i.l£
27
329
101, 6U
305
68,530
183
33,778
U6
23,900
79
10,852
358
695,341
108
39,067
605
2,686,113
128
20,767
386
48,301
317
28,667
24
1,224
22
3,140
161,359
315
U,247
1,359
174,319
1,338
149,160
1,463
37
7,185
See footnotes at end of lata)*.
104
STATISTICS FOK THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fams. See text]
[For Hefinitjons and exotai
Total all faims
Conmercial farms by type of f aim
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operatots:
Full owners Dumber . . .
Part owners number...
All tenants number...
Cash tenants number. ..
Citip-share tenants number..,
Livestock-share tenants number . . .
Other and unspecified tenants number...
White fann operators:
Full owners number. . .
Part owners number...
All tenants number...
Nonwhite faim operators:
Full owners number...
Part owners - number...
All tenants number. . .
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farnis number...
Class I number...
Class n number. .
Class III number...
Class IV number...
Class V number...
Class VI number..,
SPEaFTED EQUIPMENT A-ND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain tswlbines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number . .
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
Motortrucks farms repotting. .
Tractors farms reporting..
number . .
Tractors other than garden fanns repotting..
1 tractor farms reporting..
2 tractors farms reporting. .
^ tractors fanns reporting..
4 tittctors farms reporting. .
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
IVheel tractors fatms reporting. .
number..
Crawler tractors farms reoorting. .
Garden tractors farms reporting..
Automobiles farms reporting. .
Automobiles and or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting . .
Home freezer fanns reporting. .
Milking machine farms renorting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. ,
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting, .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms renorting. .
Gravel, shell, or shale fanns reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved fanns reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms repotting. .
1 niile farms reporting..
2 or -1 miles farms reptjrting, ,
4 miles farms reporting. .
.■) or more miles farms reporting,,
FARM L \BOR. TCEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms renorting, .
persons,.
Regular hirer! workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting, .
persons,.
Farms reporting by numb<T of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. ,
2 hired workers farms reporting,,
Sor ( hired workers fanns reporting,,
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting,,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotos at end of table.
36,398
10,266
4,565
1,771
36,060
10,087
4,401
402
423
7,944
8,085
3,410
3,719
37,220
60,193
42,532
78,068
38,542
63,104
23,623
9,478
3,451
1,097
893
35,167
48,971
10,970
14,143
13,989
14,954
46,265
61,106
30,007
44,080
31,511
10,272
6,059
421
29,961
16,778
4,344
2,426
1,918
642
716
7,395
18,360
5,005
47,262
3,030
1,262
15,945
8,497
3,450
1,140
15,735
8,354
3,3U
28,163
2,867
4,781
6,967
6,417
5,348
1,783
382
403
6,880
7,009
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,713
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
24,486
18,348
7,676
5,559
358
8,660
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,248
349
465
6,894
17,429
4,821
3,850
1,457
2,923
1,650
5,881
14,315
5,841
12,902
1,678
2,345
1,189
380
249
4,267
5,894
4,597
7,008
1,336
1,413
5,803
8,004
6,029
5,289
2,679
987
2,581
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
■cial farms by type of fann — Continued
LivBstock farms
other than poultry
and dairj" farms
and livestock
Livestock ranches
General farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owTiers number. .
Part owners number. .
All tenants number..
Cash tenants number . .
Share-ca^h tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number. ,
Livestock- share tenants number..
Other and unspecified tenants number.,
White faim operators;
Full owners numbv..
Part owTiers number.,
VJt tenants number..
\on*hite farm ojtentors:
Full owr-nera number..
Part owners number, .
All tenants number,.
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial fams number. .
CI ass I number . ,
Oassn number..
Class in number.,
OassIV numbfr..
Class V numbw..
a«ss\1 nu-nbw..
SPEaFIED EQUIPUETfT AND FACILmES AND KIND OF ROAD
Own combines famui reportinfc..
Com pickers raimn reporting, .
PicJ(-uo balers farms reportini;..
number. ,
Field forage harvesters farms reportJnK. .
number..
MotOTtrucks fams reporting, .
number..
Tt-actora fams reportinK..
number..
TVoctors other Iha/i i^iirden fams reporting. .
number..
1 trtdor fwns rerortinc
2 tnctors faima r<^Mrtinii..
S Iradora farms rcfxKting..
4 tradors farms reportinK. .
5 or more traclom fainui reportini;..
Wheel tnurloni fanns ronoitinj;. .
Crawler tractors fams repoitinR..
number . .
Garden tractors fams reportinft. .
number . .
Automobiles fanns reporting..
number..
Automobiles and/or motorlnicks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reportinjE,.
Home freezer farmn reportinj;. .
Milking machine farms roporting,.
r,l©ctnc milk cooler fams reportinK..
Crop rfricT (for (jain, forano, or other crorvs) farms reporting..
Power-opoTtttod "levator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hnjrl surface fanns remrting . .
firavpl, Jthell, or shale fanns reporting,.
Dirt or unimptDved fanns reporting. .
Less than I mile to « hard aurforo road famin reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 mile fams reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting,.
4 miles fams reporting. ,
5 or more miles farms reporting, .
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDINO ENIWERATION
liired workers farms renorting. ,
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed LW or more days) farms reporting..
persons,.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers fanns reporting. .
Sor t hire*) woAers fanns reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers fams reporting,,
, 10 or more hired workers fanns reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FVRM OPERATOR
Residing on fam operated operators reporting..
Not residinK on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number. .
See fooUioles at end of tabl*.
U9
2,038
150
2,068
79
1,807
89
1,939
1,5k
4,526
1,858
6,466
1,568
5,658
2,490
10,793
1,259
5,603
1,643
9,305
971
3,010
234
1,821
35
578
7
115
12
79
1,223
5,577
1,492
8,496
151
727
151
809
800
1,423
847
1,488
1,812
5,564
2,2U
7,287
1,986
5,858
1,877
5,400
1,311
3,416
271
5,556
1,511
1,102
1,795
3,406
6,728
3,315
5,986
1,663
1,051
411
110
716
742
3,276
4,236
3,734
2,944
2,410
1,910
4,440
1,905
4,052
370
388
1,794
2,330
1,985
1,642
1,344
448
159
106
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Commercial fanns by type of farm
(For (ierinitjons and explai
Total all faiTQS
Cash-grain farms
Vegetable farms
USE OF OONRIERaAL FERTILIZER *Nt) LIMF.
Co(n(t)ercia] fertilizer and fertilizing
materiala uaed during the year farms repotting . .
acres on whi ch used . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
Dry materials fartns reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Wheat farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Barley farms reporting. .
Dry materials fams reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Sugar beets •• farms reporting. .
Dry materials ■ farms reporting . .
Liquid materials .farms reporting..
Ml other cnDps farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. ,
22,738
2,495,84A
190,043
18,503
121,560
6,131
68,483
8,303
255,936
7,8
26,702
2,066
33,706
1,938
3,684
154
409
6,718
1,380,643
2,978
15,608
4,020
38,315
3,163
325,250
1,234
3,721
1,980
8,685
998
31,929
837
7,112
435
2,922
11,565
468,380
10,264
64,733
2,037
15,758
713
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
5,979
232,598
5,600
23,759
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,987
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
983
31,894
832
7,107
430
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,883
61,972
1,861
15,448
490
4,754
1,731,590
73,533
1,779
25,732
3,611
47,801
4,365
1,265,179
1,238
11,054
3,339
34,931
2,279
1,745
8,056
22,092
377
5,553
15,462
372
3,726
SPEOnED F/VRM E.\PENDrnjRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under SlOO farms reporting..
SKM to W99 farms reporting..
Sl.OOO lo SI,999 farms reporting..
S2,000 to W,999 farms reoorting. .
$5,D0O or more farms reeorting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
.'1.000 to .12,499 farms reporting. .
S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to ,$9.999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 faims reporting. .
$200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
$600 to $999 faims reporting . .
$1,000 to $2,499 faims reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9.999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to ^13.999 farms reporting..
$20,000 lo 549,999 fanns reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 faims reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to .^99 farms reoorting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business , famis reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $4 99.. famis reporting.
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $1,999 faims reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
51,269
37,619
74,017,509
6,385
20,243
3,461
4,191
3,339
22,492
50,004,527
17,462
620
22,516
11,047,029
12,243
7,627
2,646
26,237
67,343,846
7,179
4,805
3,684
4,388
3,089
1,837
798
337
120
19,037
9,587,382
9,061
6,171
1,716
49,563
24,490,197
18,249
17,683
6,222
7,060
349
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
1,114
646
615
1A,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
5,315
1,633
2,034
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
6,070
3,629
2,961,909
2,538
2,827,226
1,960
WASHINGTON
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data aro based on reports for only a sample of farms. Se« textj
Comnerciai fanas by type of fain— Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and daily farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
SPECIFIFD FARM EXPEHDmiRtS
\ny of Ui» followinit ipacifiad Mfiandituna
Feed for livestock and poultry
UndwSlOO
SlCOloSBM
Sl.OOOto^l.tM
51000 to M,99»
JS.OOOormoce
Purchaee of Iive8tr>ck and poultry
Under tl.OCO
M.OOO to>B,4S9
52,900 to S4,9«I
J5,000to»,9»S
SIO.OOO Of more
\lachine hire
Under $200
tsmicsnt
$1,000 Of more
Bredlibor
Under *a)0
SaiOtoS4»«
KOOtoSSM
$1,000 to K!,49«
S2.500to«l,»W
M,a00U<9,M9
f 10.000 to «19.9»«
920,000 to S49,999
SM.0OO or more
Seeds, bulbe, planLi, and ireen
Under SIOO
$100 to 5499
SHOO to ?»99
Sl,000ormore
Oeeoline and other petroleum fuel
end oil for the farm busineaa
Under «100
S100W?^99
SSCO to»99
f 1,000 to »l,999
55,000 or more
See footootea at «nH of table.
^arma rerottinc..
n repoftinc..
H reporting.,
s renoftind..
!i reportrnft..
s reportjnu..
« reportinft.
H repottjnK.
n reportinn..
i rwKirtiftR.
! reportjnK. .
n reporting.
dollar
B reporting,
n reportrnfc..
s reprHtinft. .
n reportinK.,
3 reporting. .
dollaj
s rpportinK-.
9 reporting..
n reporting. .
2,017
2,017
23,S0;,i20
3,393
L«),B77
18,423
3,145
16,779
369
1,6«
2,SSS
102,252
2,763
12,639
U,77e
639
1,939
5,938
5,938
22,371,010
1,068
2,363
1,<M5
2,706
4,524,469
1,621
3,532
1,026,976
1,682
1,712
138
4,103
5,974,732
1,374
2,4<U
551,256
1,071
1,128
1,524
124,750
11,606
1,319
7,920
342
3,686
39,531
948
3,444
3,782
3,525
10,527,642
2,425
24,798,590
1,406
13,055
158
1,102
1,452
1A3,436
19,719
1,228
14,118
51B
5,601
1,966
260
1,189
2,031
1,410
l,41i,576
108
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a aan^le or farms. Se« text]
text)
Total all farms
Conmerclal fanns by type of
fami
Item
(For derinitions and explanations, set
Total
Cash-grain fanns
Other field-orop
fanns
Vegetable fanns
Fmlt-and-nut
fanns
ESTISHTED VALUE OF PRODUt^TS SOLD BY SOURCE
570,347,721
U,073
350,693,020
221,138,515
21,015,942
86,286,238
22,252,325
220,154,701
. 39,085,471
70,584,564
110,484,666
36,607
1,161,416
31,587
493,687
24,062
229,379
30,633
353,099
29,013
314,630
1,464
6,912
8,031
6,684
7,781
3,744
1,824
167
7,157
12,390
3,861
2,946
2,652
1,128
376
577
3,363
9,853
1,595
1,793
1,639
563
137
119
12,388
36,704
9,158
156,837
6,163
96,585
6,041
60,252
3,766
325,696
2,635
106,233
3,449
219,463
3,355
212,041
2,470
7,422
21,023
5,829,160
29,954
637,830
98,919,677
4,906
179,649
5,928,417
2,496
308,144
4,005,872
12,646
1,684,666,166
70,584,564
6,167
10,980,655
8,595
74,254,569
25,246,557
550,711,815
19,554
342,797,741
218,380,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,333,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
1,809
166
2,104
4,444
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
376
572
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
116
7,419
23,998
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
U,220
5,328,153
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,378
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
169,168,409
27,870-
156,627,064
155,460,734
717,088
3U,562
137,530
12,541,345
320,198
231,029
11,990,118
3,729
151,541
3,459
71,173
2,113
4,526
3,065
41,677
3,137
38,691
191
601
435
574
986
497
332
13
613
1,187
606
323
345
205
80
100
1,044
1,052
22
2,030
5,733
1,393
42,177
1,006
26,284
1,059
15,893
602
35,481
416
7,390
534
27,591
525
26,683
356
903
2,335
142,162
2,903
65,996
9,839,166
1,004
49,846
1,644,918
465
25,532
332,566
682
3,650,051
231,029
709
29,370
1,228
320,248
278,887
33,640,275
32,756
32,340,663
30,505,841
1,458,617
375,655
550
1,299,612
104,136
49,740
1,145,636
411
11,499
293
2,937
217
564
296
3,379
353
5,133
48
93
67
82
38
56
25
2
99
lis
30
25
20
i
109
93
5
5
194
410
150
1,500
105
1,075
85
425
56
2,115
46
535
41
1,530
41
1,490
41
90
297
19,873
275
5,746
1,059,233
65
1,550
51,150
42
' 1,805
23,465
61
1,513,294
49,740
27
7,930
56
270,915
92,111
16,746,269
20,422
16,207,723
1,770,364
13,780,112
397,612
259,635
533,546
11,717
98,975
427,854
257
5,454
146
1,812
83
401
180
1,602
177
2,040
25
81
50
35
46
12
7
1
40
71
21
5
7
"i
1
42
36
5
87
180
60
550
35
435
45
115
31
186
16
53
31
133
31
107
26
26
Ul
2,830
146
2,465
418,543
25
260
3,580
6
17
221
20
2,696,710
98,975
15
1,650
35
26,740
9,092
31,777,082
average per farm, dollars...
18,108
80,511,082
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nu
Is, sold ....dollars...
dollars...
761,537
322,150
79,079,156
Forest ofoducts and horticultural specialty products
All livestoclt and livestock pttjducts sold
Poultry and poultry products sold
sold dollars...
dollars...
dollars...
348,239
1,266,000
99,664
137,561
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars...
Ln'ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
978,775
932
number...
14,001
684
number. . .
5,309
516
number. . .
1,352
617
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves ....
Cattle and calves-
number...
farms reporting...
3,587
690
5,105
111
397
160
91
113
41
17
500 or more head
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
farms reporting. ..
2
256
282
10 to 19 head
20 to 29 head
farms reporting.. .
78
46
10
50to74head
.... farms reporting
5
2
5
Milk cows-
297
194
5
15
5
50 to 74 head
farms reporting...
100 or more head
Hoises and/or mules
faims reporting...
. . . .fanns reporting
number...
454
1,247
232
1,362
130
756
134
number...
35
Lambs under 1 year old
farms reporting...
710
25
145
30
Ewes
Rams and wethers
Chickens 4 monlhs old and over
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive
Hogs and pigs sold alive
.Sheep and lambs sold alive
Milk and cream sold '
Chickens including broilers sold
Chicken eggs sold
number...
farms reporting...
number...
farms reporting...
number...
farms reporting...
number...
farms reporting...
number...
dollars...
farms reporting...
number...
farnia reporting...
number...
dollars...
farms reporting...
pounds ..
dollars...
fftims reooiting...
dollars...
faims reporting. . .
dozens...
dollars...
565
30
525
20
40
729
30,257
443
6,264
931,101
59
742
24,486
25
495
6,435
117
5,415,849
187,561
105
8,407
231
265,226
90,177
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on repofts for only a sample of farnis. Se« text]
'For derinilions and explaj
Canmercial farms ty type of f ami— Continued
Livestock fanns
other than poultry
and daily fairas
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farais
ESTtM4TED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars
average per fann, dollars
\11 crops 9old dollars
Field crops, other than vegetables and tnita and nuts, sold dollars
Vegetables sold dollars
Fniits and nuts sold dollars
Forest Dtoducls and honicultura] specialty producla sold dollars
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars
Dairy pmducta sold dollars.
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars
LI\T:sroCK AND LtVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved .
Heifers and heifer calves . .
Steers and bulls including a
s repotting
9 reporting
Farms reporting by number t
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. . .
2 to 4 head farms reporting...
5 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reoorting...
30 to 49 head farms reporting...
50 to 99 hoad farms reporting.. .
100 to 499 hoad farms reporting. . .
500 or more head farms reporting. . .
Cows, including heifers that have cajved-
1 head farms reporting,
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms rnporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting.
60 to 74 hoad farms reporting.
75 to 99 head farms reporting.
100 or more head fanns reporting.
Milk oowft-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 hoad farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms reporti ng
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
Horses and/or mules farms reporting
numbn-
Hogs and pigs farms reporting
number
Bom ninoo June 1 , farms reporting
number
Rom before June 1 farms reporting
number
Stieep and tambS farms reporting
number
Lambs undw 1 year old farms reporting
number
Sheep 1 year old and ovar farms reporting
numb«ir
Ewes farms reporting
numbv
Rams and wethers farms reporting
number.
farms reporting.
number,
farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
Chickens 4 months old and o
dotlai
nsold^
Chickens including broilers sold farms rcnorting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
See footnotee at end of tables
37,939,527
18,810
1,096,339
^52,701
109,384
331,811
151,943
36,843,138
5,215
720
3,149
77,729,164
13,090
4,122,812
1,924,309
917,260
634,867
586,376
73,616,352
932,011
64,675,980
8,008,361
5,922
307,316
5,896
184,271
5,866
180,074
5,727
104,977
4,119
18,066
1,289
1,673
1,623
1,279
1,684
1,574
3, Ml
8,034
U9
141
860
2,544
150
IBS
2,781
5,490
150
167
2,605
5,290
115
105
176
200
1,707
2,123
*,70O,710
220,996
677
5,832
5,939
114,351
774,468
7,726,856
135
262
3,053
4,787
100,749
157,971
76
99
1,672
5,895
21,736
76,635
339
5,938
14,189,575
1,521,758,654
577,335
64,675,980
1,967
553
10,161,460
146,536
1,717
650
66,170,339
2,158,589
22,497,916
733,920
64,588,425
17,078
9,636,686
7,272,247
1,345,448
474,687
544,304
54,951,739
225,983
873,712
53,852,044
3,619
277,581
3,133
80,448
1,983
7,025
3,299
77,560
3,244
119,573
1,653
6,052
1,218
55,252
3,549
253,783
50,132,513
20,789,550
26,349
1,653,912
1,208,824
4,351
72,677
368,060
19,135,638
103,612
93,906
18,938,120
28,840,405
14,200
22,073,077
19,268,255
1,660,462
623,241
526,119
6,762,328
400,885
1,334,909
5,026,534
1,516
51,176
1,310
17,433
1,045
5,977
1,297
16,236
1,273
17,507
285
34,467
234
11,695
262
22,772
256
21,736
213
1,036
1,276
25,991
,205,274
no
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatR are baaed on reports for only a sample of fanns. Sea text]
Canmercial farms Ijy type of fann
[For definitions and explai
Tcftal all farms
Cash-grain famie
Other field-crop
Vegetable farme
LUT.STOrK AND LU'E^TOCK PBODUCIS-ConUnued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
Novemlwr 30, 1959 farms reporting. .
number of litters.,
1 or 2 titters farms rerxjrting.,
3 to 9 titters farm
10 to 19 lit
30 to .19 lit
40 to (59 lit
711 or more
June 2 to Nov
December 1 ti
Com for ail pu
llnder 1
75 to 99 a
100 or moi
Harvested for
. . .farms reporting.,
...farnis reporting.
. ..fnims reporting.
. . .farms reporting,
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS lIARVFiTTED
ms reporting.,
ms reporting. .
ms reporting. ,
ms reporting.,
bushel s .
bushels. ..
Winter wheat harvested fame reporting. . .
bushels . . t
Sales fanns reporting. ..
bushels . . .
Spring wheat harvested fanns reporting. . .
bushels. ..
Sales fanns reporting...
bushels. . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Sales fanns reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Barley harvested fanns reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales fanns reporting...
fcrushels . . .
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas fanns reporting. . .
pounds . . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating fanns reporting...
3,716
26,199
1,736
1,260
2,911
12,586
2,706
13,613
3,171
83,152
1,424
1,937
55,702
4,472,239
1,328
1,668,990
65,841,330
7,428
64,053,417
3,918
223,363
6,796,027
3,591
6,545,931
5,381
135,637
6,044,136
2,472
3,295,386
6,754
663,425
26,367,524
5,019
1,492
179,731
277,631,861
866,103
12,807
416,964
1,027,695
4,792
395,124
1,957 '
10,231
1,878
11,319
66
159
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
1,198
3,494,823
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
6,936
63,845,213
3,380
215,325
6,674,394
3,193
6,439,170
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
1,961
3,101,329
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
4,818
22,202,826
1,452
179,611
277,429,861
719,325
8,807
364,518
935,893
3,329
367,451
3,432
638
3,918
1,673,871
5,164
1,544,875
61,193,783
5,159
59,569,482
1,417
168,811
4,998,311
1,402
4,847,633
1,291
60,540
2,476,520
915
1,916,563
4,258
600,781
23,842,036
3,947
21,017,374
1,221
169,081
255,401,245
2,152
74,999
163,736
Sales farms reporting..
11,519
212,909
4U,981
2,175
67,472
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,675
31
1,410
291
Sales fanns reporting. . .
Wild hay cut fanns reporting. . .
Sales fanns reporting.. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. . .
99,185
377
8,490
2,32A
41,261
51,968
361
5,904
2,595
39,760
61,530
2,979
58,301
86,558
1,254
27,037
44,490
See footnotes at end of table.
2,921
78,746
584,648
2,659
74,286
561,808
WASHINGTON 111
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
JMa are based on reports for only s sample of farms. See lextj
Consaercial fanos by type of farm— Continued
Poultry faims
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
LIVTISTOCK AM> LIXTSTOCK PRODt'CTS-Cootinued
Litteis (arrowed Decembef 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 fams reportjni
Dumber of Uuen
10 to 19 liUer? .
June 2 to Sovembei 30 .
Decenvber 1 to June 1 .
, . .farms reoorUng. ,
. . .farms reporting..
. . .faims reporting..
number of litters..
. . .farms rernfting.,
number of litters. ,
SPEaFIED CROPS IIARVTSTEO
Com for fell puiposes funis reportiog. ,
Under 11 acres
11 to !M acres .
35 to 4S acres.
50 to7* acres
75 to 99 acres.
100 or more aa
Harvested for fpitin
.farms reportini;..,
.farms reicrtinf;. . .
.farms reportinR. . .
.farm.s renortin^,..
.farms reportinfr . . .
.farms renortinK. . .
.farms reporting.. ,
bushel.^...
bushel <>...
Wint'T wheat harvested faras reporting.,
bushels..
Sales farms reporting..
bushels..
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting..
bushels..
Sales f anao reportii^ . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting...
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
bushels...
Sales farms reporting...
bushels.. .
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas fonaa reporting...
pounds...
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres...
Alfalfa and alfalfa ndrturea cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting...
80,255
20
27,500
1,605
58, 9U
157,547
1,841
86,396
193,866
112,617
1,526
90,287
274,923
1,179
208,923
Sales farms reporting...
tons...
3,342
77,602
164,285
1,104
39,105
74, 9U
380
.farms reporting...
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting..
Other hoy cat farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting..
Crass silage made Crtxa grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
2,130
59,404
466,947
See footnotes at end of table.
112
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of Tanns. See text]
Coannercial farms by type of farm
(For defirdtions and expla
Total all farms
Cash-grain farms
Vegetable farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HABVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale fanes reporting.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbeaH ng fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted
nut trees^ farms reporting .
Apples^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested loose boxes.
Grapes^ farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
ftjantity harvested pounds .
Pears, Bartlett"' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
^antity harvested tons.
Pears, other than Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age... number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
3,688
25,913
7,236,783
1,156
6,579
47,352,843
8,037
5,503,298
2,723,064
2,780,234
31,444,017
2,845
5,349,837
436,111
4,913,776
115,225,165
5,899
1,647,099
632,781
1,014,318
68,487
3,347
336,784
126,812
209,972
24,023
2,303
25,686
7,205,241
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
2,638,410
30,711,952
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,030
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
91B,8Q1
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
20,936
13,776
7,160
100,228
83,330
69,056
14,274
297,660
11,856
10,841
1,015
50,569
47,240
3,329
15,360
410,625
20,950
389,675
7,348,835
44,245
24,530
19,715
27,955
119,045
27,000
92,045
2,380,665
21,800
17,600
4,200
3,190
4,714,403
2,180,016
2,534,337
30,262,538
602
3,481,140
219,238
3,261,852
83,199,085
2,434
1,348,947
477,644
871,303
62,609
1,375
230,553
94,892
185,661
22,430
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes milk eqtiivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
WASHINGTON 113
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Q^ata are based on repoits for only a sample of teims. See textj
Ccnnneicial farms by type of faun — Continued
Livestock fazms
other than poultry
and dairy faims
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HABVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
nee or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
Land in bearing and nonbeariDg fruit orchards,
groves, vineyards, and planted
nut trees' fanns reporting..
Apples' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages .^maber. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
(iiantity harvested loose boxes . .
Grapes' fanas reporting.,
Vines of all ages number..
Vines not of bearing age number..
Vines of bearing age lumber..
Quantity harvested pounds . .
Pears, Bartlett' fanas reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
Oiantity harvested tons..
Pears, other than Bartlett' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Qjantity harvested tons .
17,509
9,635
7,874
iS.SlS
5,366
3,955
1,911
20,358
8,3«)
12,018
66,220
12,683
1,920
10,763
4,577
3,342
1,235
47,357
27,920
19,437
74,247
146,767
18,374
128,393
2,890,000
16,S;J2
4,550
12,282
18,175
15,036
3,139
9,239
82,569
55,437
27,132
91,415
375,905
17,785
358,120
5,588,185
28,665
13,532
15,133
5,953
4,195
1,758
25,435
21,216
4,219
15,935
114
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FA RMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[DfttA are based on repons for only a sample of fanis. See text j
(For definitiona and explanations, see text)
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALINE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Avera^ sire of farni acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars.
\verage per acre dollars.
Land in farms according to use:
Oopland harvested farms reporting
1 to 9 acres famis repotting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
SO to 29 acres farms reportj ng
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporfjng
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Oopland used only for pasture farms reporting
CiDplaiid not harvested and not pastunx) farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms rcfiorting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes .farms reporting
Other oopland (idle and crop failut^) farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms repotting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland), farms repotting
Improved pasture farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms repotting
IiTigated cropland harvested farms reporting
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
Ciooland used for grain or tow
crops farmed on the countour farms reporting
Land in strip-ctopping systems
ftjr soil-erosion control farms renorting
System of teiraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BV .*GE
Operators reporting age. number
Under 25 years number
25 to ?4 years number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
5S to 64 years jiumber
65 or more years number
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK ANT) OTHER INCOME
Fami operators-
Wortdng off their farms, total operators repotting
1 to 99 days operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
With oth« members of family working off fann operators Importing
With income ftom sources other than farm
operated and off-farm woi1( operators reporting
With other income or family exceeding value of
a^cultural pioducts sold operators reporting.
Operators not worVing off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms , operators reporting
With other mwnbers of family working off faim operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
18,692,057
100.0
362.6
42,488
4,383,354
13,004
7,259
3,973
4,577
5,050
3,060
3,350
1,585
630
22,433
743,888
13,747
2,748,045
7,583
2,299,323
' 2,855
231,114
5,867
217,608
13,267
3,107,423
12,040
896,777
15,452
6,097,967
4,555
151,810
19,539
994,181
16,852
771,418
51,053
387
5,368
12,298
14,044
11,166
7,790
50.3
29,415
7,004
3,651
18,760
10,039
13,562
20,873
22,139
4,039
11,618
4,980
4,062
12,856
4,062
3,126
11,943
2,441
8,100
1,496
1,527
1,421
1,508
449,880
2.4
24.1
14,476
167,863
7,153
4,342
1,665
816
8,115
80,432
2,506
17,056
3,005
1,563
10,396
4,156
43,400
4,110
47,435
4,814
46,018
1,507
11,598
7,145
U7,312
6,275
87,578
3,465
95
1,045
18,563
120
1,782
4,205
5,186
4,245
3,025
51.0
4,663
12,749
525
2,156
370
1,490
3,768
9,103
1,595
4,707
2,076
5,672
4,102
10,151
2,047
5,945
425
1,356
1,483
3,777
1,086
2,266
6,370
151
1,480
1,166
41,290
1,006
29,400
1,519
44,440
1,547
54,005
1,669
87,490
1,453
68,985
1,017
1,623
WASHINGTON 115
State Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DfttA «r« bas«d on reports for only a 9&mple of Tunis. See text j
(For defirutions and explaj
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms aimber
Percent difithbulion peiTwnt
Land in tanns acree.
Penrent distritMition pereeot.
\vera^ siee orfafm acres.
Value of lani] and boildings:
Avera^ per faim dollars.
Average per atr© dollars.
Land in larais accoiding to use:
Cropland harvested fmns refxxting.
I to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to U acres farros reporting
SO to 2B acrws farms reportinjt
V to 49 acres farms reportjnji
90 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms recntinj;
MX) to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland DSed ooly for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested end not pastured farms reporting.
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-improvemeBt grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other oopland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
Other pasture (not nopland and not woodland) farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reporting.
Iifigaled land in farms fatna reporting
lmKai«d cropland harvested tarme reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
Oopland used for grain or rear
crops farmed on liie contour , farms reporting
Land in strip-cropping aystema
fer anil-erosion oonUol farms reporting
System of temcee on crop and pasture land farms tepxtlng
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age jrimbar
Under 25 years nwnber
S8 toU years number
S5 to 44 years number
is toS4 yeers nwid>«
55 to«4 yeers nwnbar.
fl5ormoreye«» oimb«.
Avwage age years.
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operstors-
Worfcing off their farms, totsi otierators reporting.
1 to 99 days operalora reporting
100 to 199 dsys operatora reporting
SOO or more days opermtore reporting.
With otjier members of family working off farm operalrirs reporting.
With inoome from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm worit operators raporting.
With otjter income of family exceeding value of
a^rullurai ptrylucts sold operators reporting.
Operstors not woriang off their farms or not reporting
ss to work off their farms operators reporting.
With other members of family woflting off farm opermlora reporting.
With inoome from »urcos other than farm operated . . opersttirs reporting.
With other inoome of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
See fnomntes at end of table.
445,765
2.4
157.2
1,096
69,885
1,022
65,150
1,231
106,696
1,091
87, 510
1,759
246
8,740
271,691
1.5
237.3
657
26,345
433
19,522
195
7,355
116
4,330
1,200,423
6.4
356.3
1,752
91,853
1,620
128,749
1,282
191,940
1,140
172,215
1,162
170,254
1,035
133,476
2,045,859
11.0
709.0
1,030
79,690
2,121
445,234
1,814
374,869
409
98,552
582
77,125
14,070
25
10,905
2,809,870
15.0
1,393.8
581
63,918
1,717
763,418
1,574
682,247
340
11,202
187
96,457
55
14,420
38
9,540
116
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D«U are based on reports for only a sample of ramis. See text]
F.\RMS DY COLOR KSD TENIAE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners numoer.
Part owners number.
Cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number.
LiNe!Rtock-share tenants number.
Other and unspecifieH tenants numiser.
White faim operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
Nonwhite farm operators:
Pull owners number.
Part owners number.
\ll tenants number.
FARMS BY T^TE OF FARM
Cash-^ain fan>is number.
Tobacco farms number.
Cotton farms number .
Other field-crop fanns number.
Vegetable farms number. ,
Fhiit-and-nut farms number.
Poultry farms number..
nair>' farms number.
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number.
Livestock ranches niimbM-.
General farms number.
Miscellaneous farms number.
SPEanED EQUIPMEOT AND FACILITtES AND KIND OF ROAD
&a)n combines fairos renorting.
number.
Com pickers farms reoortin?.
number.
Pick-up balers farms reporting.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reoortin^.
number.
TVaetors. farms reportinE.
number.
Ttactors other than garden .farms renortinf;.
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel tractors farms reporting. .
number . .
Crawler tractors fanns reporting..
number..
Garden tractors farms reportine. .
number..
Automobiles farms reporting. .
Automobiles and or motortrucks fairns reoorting. .
Teleohone farms reportjng. ,
Home freezer farms reporti ng . .
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Cn» drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms refxxting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting,.
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hani surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms refy>rtinR..
1 mile farms reporting. .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting,.
FARX4 LABOR, WEEK PRECEWNG ENUMERATION
Hired norkers farms rerxw^ng..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reoorting. .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reportjng. .
2 hired workers farms reporting..
3 or A hired worters farms reporting. ,
5 to 9 hired workers farms repcrting.,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reoorting. ,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes al end of table.
36,398
10,266
■4,565
1,771
36,060
10,087
4,401
4,516
2,017
5,938
402
423
7,944
8,085
3,410
3,719
37,220
60,193
42,582
78,068
38,542
63,114
23,623
9,478
3,451
1,097
893
35,167
48,971
10,970
14,143
13,989
14,954
46,265
61,106
50,007
44,080
31,511
10,272
6,059
4a
9,504
29,961
16,778
4,344
2,426
1,913
642
716
7,395
18,360
5,005
9,258
47,262
3,030
1,262
3,443
11,677
3,867
13,695
3,399
14,574
4,935
20,496
2,241
12,610
2,356
14,669
2,141
10,907
90
1,472
5
156
5
45
30
2,116
11,774
2,196
12,947
155
1,657
160
1,722
2,408
5,455
2,629
5,827
5,842
16,762
7,131
21,613
6,279
18,033
6,028
16,341
3,780
10,479
185
2,326
35
1,271
12,669
4,622
1,267
1,042
2,731
4,393
2,630
3,610
1,872
616
97
733
2,901
3,832
3,131
2,711
1,820
1,215
785
25
3,932
6,674
3,807
5,518
2,525
961
235
3,532
2,487
1,571
1,006
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117
[DatA are based on repoHs Tor only a sample of famis. See toxlj
(For definiUons and explai
Size of rarrrr-Conlinued
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full owTiers number.,
Part owners Domber.,
All tenants nomber, ,
Cash tenants number. .
Share-cash tenants Rnmber.,
Crofv-share tenants nonibvr. .
Liveslock-«hare tenants number..
Other and un?ipedfied tenants ntunber..
White farrp operai^rs:
Full o*Ti«^ numbo'. .
Part o^^'nen number. .
Alt tenants nimbsr. .
Nonwhite fann operalota:
Fall owners ntmber..
Part owners number, .
All tenants number..
FARUfi BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain fams number. .
Tobacco farms number. .
Cotton famia number. .
Other Tielfi-rrop fanns number..
Vej^etable farms number..
Fnjit-anil-niil farms number, .
Poultry farm? number..
Dairy farms number..
Livestock farms other than poultiy and daily fanns
and livPTilorb ranches number..
Livestock ranches number..
fjeneral fnmf* nvnber..
Miscellaneous fanna number. .
SPF/IFTED EQUIPMENT AVD FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines
Com pidters
Pick-up balers
Field fora|g;e harvesters .
Mr>tortnickfl
Tractors
Tt'aclors other Ihlil gaiden .
rarms reportinft. .
number..
d reportinfc.,
n roportin((..
niFnber..
s reporting..
numbfr . ,
a rpportinft..
nu'^ber..
s roportinic..
ramn reportinn..
number,,
Wheel tractors ..
Crawler tractors
! and/or motortnidcs .
Mi IkinK machine
Hectric milk cooler
Cmp drifT ffoT iTwn, ffif*f.<'. or other crofts) .
Power-optrnted elevator, conveyor, or blower
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or shale
Dirt or unimr<roved
Less than 1 mile lo a herd surface road ,
1 or more miles lo a hard suffae* r>mI . ,
2 or S miles
niles.
9 reportinft,,
s roportinfc, ,
s reporting, ■
n reporting.,
s reportjnc..
number,,
s roporting,.
s reportini;..
number. .
n repartini;..
s reporting.,
s reportinR..
B reportinfi. .
n reportinR..
B (vportinil..
n reporting •
1 reportjnjt, .
D reportjnit, .
s reportjnft..
1 reporting. ,
1 reporting,.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATTON
Hired workers , farms roportinft.,
persons.,
Repilw hired MxVers (employed ISO or more days) farms roportinR. ,
persons . ,
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired workei
2 hired workers
3 or I hired workers
Ho 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
reportinin:,.
reporting.,
arms reportinfi. <
'arms reporting,,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residinfion farm operated operelors reportinf;.,
Not reeidinit on farm operated operators reportinjt.,
Operators not reportinf; residence number. .
See bdnotAs at end of taUe.
2,615
5,018
2,565
4,370
1,282
929
258
6^
2,464
3,218
2,760
2,245
1,699
895
610
1,383
2,940
1,358
2,605
1,327
1,788
1,453
1,163
1,054
2,369
1,034
2,123
1,014
1,293
1,110
1,043
81
21
3,173
7,761
3,158
6,8S0
1,001
1,285
507
176
189
2,Bi6
5,188
1,489
1,692
3,308
2,746
2,313
2,750
7,035
2,734
6,223
2,178
3,721
1,942
2,502
2,362
2,552
2,171
1,962
5,172
1,956
4,733
439
1,913
2,798
1,999
1,750
1,658
118
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data Are based on reports Tor ofily a sample of famis. See lextj
USE OF COMMERaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Dry materials ..
Liquid materials
5 reporting.
3 reporting.
22,738
2,495, 84A
i90,a;3
18,503
121,560
6,131
68,483
2,192
7,183
2,137
2,122
2,078
105
59
6,467
83,885
16,670
6,072
15, 372
651
1,298
1,457
39,710
6,377
1,336
5,248
196
1,129
2,042
74,765
12,081
1,857
9,793
395
2,288
Dry materials ..
Liquid materials
3 repotting.,
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3,303
255,936
7,858
26,702
2,086
21,315
1,981
2,869
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid matenals
meat ■
Dry materials
Liquid matenals
Barley
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Sugar beets
Dry materials
Liquid matenals
Alt other crops . . .
Dry materials . .
Liquid materials
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting. .
s reporting..
3 reporting.
3 reporting. .
3 reporting.
3 reporting. .
s reporting.
3 reporting.
srepon-ing.
3 reporting.
3 reporting..
2,066
33,706
1,938
3,684
154
409
6,718
1,380,643
2,978
15,608
4,020
38,315
3,163
325,250
1,234
3,721
1,980
8,685
998
31,929
837
7,112
435
2,922
11,565
463,380
10,264
64,733
2,037
15,758
713
1,737
5,408
16,87
1,733
4,101
52,005
3,846
11,124
5,280
275
1,463
SPEOFIED F*RM EXPENDITIIRES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under JlOO
$100 to $999
$1,000 to $1,999
$2,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1,000
$1,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$200 to $999
$1,000 or more
Hired labor
Under $200
$300 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $19,999
$20,000 to 549,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$100 to S(99
$500 to $999
$1,000 or m>re
Gasoline and other petroleum fUel
and oil for the farm business
Under $!00
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
.$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
dollars.,
s reporting..
3 reporting.,
3 reporting. ,
9 reporting..
3 reporting.,
dollars.,
s reporting.,
3 reporting. ,
3 reporting.,
5 reporting. ,
s reporting.,
s reporiing.,
dollars.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
'arms reporting.
dollars.,
9 reporting.,
s reporting. ,
5 reporting. ,
5 reporting. ,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting.,
9 reporting.,
9 reporting..
3 reporting. ,
dollare.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting. ,
3 reporting. ,
9 reporting..
9 reporting.,
dollars.,
9 reporting..
s repotting.,
3 reporting.,
s reporting.,
3 reporting..
51,269
37,619
74,017,509
6,385
20,243
3,461
4,191
3,339
22,492
50,004,527
17,462
2,585
1,159
666
620
22,516
11,047,029
12,243
7,627
2,646
26,237
67,343,346
7,179
4,805
3,684
120
19,037
9,587,332
9,061
6,171
1,716
2,089
49,563
24,490,197
18,249
17,683
6,222
7,060
349
6,648,205
691
2,700
2,832
1,540,445
2,490
2,275
327,135
1,355
769,825
4,377
1,502
18,654
13,473
18,721,732
2,960
7,965
866
915
767
7,833
5,135,933
6,767
7,783
1,991,780
5,547
1,840
396
7,432
10,958,625
2,480
1,175
1,027
1,277
896
459
5,613
970,033
4,095
1,242
17,742
2,931,045
9,615
6,893
3,206
2,520
5,606,005
3,136
910,501
1,071
1,546
4,403
3,339
7,548,536
1,784
2,791,643
1,350
4,292
1,593,619
1,117
2,101
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitiona lod eicplaa&tioiu, see text)
[D&U we besed on reoortf la cmly B sajrfile of farms.
Sie of fam-Continued
USE OF Ot»«ERaAL FERTILIZER AND LWE
Conifflernal rsnilizer aad fertilizing
matehajs used dimog t^e year fann3 raDortin^. .
aoes on whidi ased. ,
Diy matoiala faraa repxling..
Liquid malenajs fanna nptxtitg..
1,382
90,439
15,087
1,212
12,040
366
3,047
1,823
220,139
25,982
1,402
18,783
737
7,199
1,908
437,596
28,227
9a
13,662
1,219
14, 565
1,361
555,513
22,275
474
8,480
1,048
13,795
Liqaid mAtanalB
. .fanta repotting..
(ooa..
..farma reporting..
40,756
723
4,036
18,245
204
1,811
Other paatnra (not cropland) farma reporting..
Diy flialeriala faraa reporting..
Liqoid materi a] a farms reporting. .
Wbeat fame reporting.,
Dry maleriaja fame reporting..
Liqnid oialeriala farma reporting..
Barley
Dry nalariala . .
Liqnid matariala
. /ama reporting. .
a reporting.,
a reporting..
2,662
1,009
10,601
Sugar be«ta...
Dry maleriala . .
Liquid materiala
farma reporting. .
.farma reporting..
■ reporting.,
AU other cro^ ...
Dy HMletiale . .
Liqeid luuriala
areportiiig.,
.fanui reporting..
Lime or liirang malariajn need daring the ytar .
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENCCTTRES
Any of the following aperntied expenditiffea farms
Feed for liveelock and poultry farma
Undat^IOO fan»3
SIOOtoJBM farma
S1,000 lo !1,K9 farma
$2,000 to «,»»» farma
$5,000 or more farms
Purchaae of livretodi and poeltry farma
L'nder $1,(D0 faima
$1,000 to ?2,4»> farma
ra,MOtoH,»» farma
M,000 1o!»,M» farms
810,000 or more farma
VUdiinehire farma
Oodersaoo farm..
S900 toS809 farma
Sl,0OO or more farms
Hired lahor farms
Under SSDO farma
Sa)Oto$«» farma
SMOtoJBM farms
Sl,00Oto<2,IM fanra
SS,S00 to $4.M» farm.
55,000 to S.J99 farma
»IO,000 to SU.Kt faima
jao.OOO lo M»,»M farma
Sao,000 or more farma
S«ada,faelb«, plaata, and treee fHms
UmSarSlOO farma
SiaOloHM farma
SOOIonw farina
Sl,000or mora fwms
Gnaoline arid other p«4role«n fiiel
and oil for the farm beaineaa farms
UnlarSUO fnim.
SiaOloS<n fame
SSCOtoSMS farma
n.OOOloHlM fsms
»,000ormore farms
See footnotes nt end of uUa.
iMIara..
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting..
iffnrting..
reporting..
iMIare..
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting..
Mlars..
rrtiorting..
reporting..
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
dollan..
r^wrting..
reporting..
reporting..
reporting.,
dollnrs..
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
2,8»
2,200
4,750,580
1,389
872,106
476
1,448
1,173
3,115,183
1,145
911
2,745,440
3,353
2,550
7,384,729
1,681
6,516,874
1,192
1,650
1,298,270
460
2,887
2,082
3,891,933
2,014
1,426
1,990,263
120
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DalA are baaed on reports for only a sample of famis. See texlj
(For definitions and explaj
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm pmducts sold total, dollars...
average per farm, dollars. . .
All crops sold .dollars, .,
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold dollars...
Vegetables sold dollars . . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars...
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars. . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars. . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars. . .
Dairy products sold dollars
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. . .
number. . .
Cov^s, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
number. . .
Milk oiws farms reporting. . .
number...
Heifers and heifer calves forms reporting...
number. . .
St«ers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting. . .
number...
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Caule and calves-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 4 head farms repotting. . .
5 to 9 head farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 49 head farms reporting. ..
50 to 99 head farms reporting...
100 to 499 head farms reporting. . .
500 or more head farms reporting. . .
Cows including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting. ..
2 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting. . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting...
30 to 49 head farms reporting. . .
.50 to 74 head farms reporting. . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting.. .
100 or more head farms reporting...
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting...
2 to 9 head farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 29 head farms reporting...
-TO to 49 head farms repotting.. .
50 to (4 head farms reporting. ..
75 to 99 head farms reporting...
1(0 or more head farms reporting
Horses and, or mules farms reporting. . .
number .. .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting...
number. . .
Rom since June 1 farms reporting. . .
horn before June 1 farms reporting...
number...
Sheep and iambs farms reporting. . .
number...
Lambs under 1 year old farms leporting...
number...
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting...
number...
Ewes farms reporting...
number
Rams and wetjiers farms reporting,..
number. . .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting. . .
Livestock and livestock products sold;
rattle and calves sold alive ..farms reporting...
dollars...
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms retorting...
dollars...
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms rerortin". ..
number. ..
dollars...
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting...
dollars...
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. . .
dollars...
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting...
570,847,721
11,073
350,693,020
221,138,515
21,015,542
36,286,238
22,252,325
220,154,701
39,085,471
70,534,564
110,484,666
36,607
1,161,416
31,587
493,687
24,062
329,879
30, 633
353,099
29,013
314,630
l,4e<l
6,912
8,031
6,634
7,781
3,744
1,824
167
7,157
12,890
3,861
2,946
2,652
1,128
dollai
8,363
9,853
1,595
1,793
1,639
563
137
119
12,388
36,704
9,158
156,837
6,168
96,535
6,041
60,252
3,766
325,696
2,685
106,233
3,449
219,463
3,355
212,041
2,470
7,422
29,954
637,330
98,919,677
4,906
179,649
5,928,417
2,496
303,144
4,005,872
12,646
1,684,666,166
70,584,554
6,167
10,980,655
8,595
74,254,5691
25,246,557|l
19,864,903
2,960
10,035,999
96,937
351,425
4,274,054
5,313,583
9,828,904
7,694,662
309,215
1,825,027
3,123
19,434
2,227
4,324
1,836
3,578
2,232
6,268
2,321
8,342
2,362
9,362
1,279,845
7501
7,923,934
309,215
1,212
2,354,251
1,426 I
15,505,720 i
5,271,9461
81,016,292
4,334
46,457,312
3,209,231
3,860,125
35,659,811
3,728,145
34,558,930
16,084,367
9,369,195
9,105,418
12,834
134,078
10,407
50, 576
8,106
38,225
10,194
47,722
9,814
35,780
3,637
4,002
2,842
1,536
3,093
7,142
2,347
21,950
1,861
12,719
1,677
9,231
9,630 1
69,454 I
7,914,242 I
1,186
24,574,123
7,618
10,856,238
2,394,470
872,085
7,317,819
271,864
13,717,885
3,175,738
7,384,730
3,157,367
2,564
57,112
2,307
27,328
1,901
23,297
2,252
18,767
1,917
11,017
1,522
481
3,207
2,212 i
26,380 I
2,783,085 ;
37,059,521
3,383
17,202,403
6,966,840
1,906,465
6,576,063
1,753,035
19,857,118
3,427,054
10,502,515
5,927,549
3,460
84,900
3,110
39,279
2,523
31,891
3,049
23,250
2,609
17,371
2,839
43,498
5,250,330
2,218
50,322
7,847,733
23,377
9,040
15,417
12,130
771,441
298,320
508,761
400,290
633
148
166
195
12,963
3,457
3,725
12,105
168,519
44,941
113,425
157,365
3,726
1,245
1,636
1,170
28,506,289
177,069,137
258,101,128
235,349,578
9,369,195
7,384,730
10,502,515
9,609,595
2,191
284
422
295
4,122,552
1,949,358
736,804
829,273
2.327
333
607
467
35,022,945
3,600,864
4,995,705
5,031,820
11,907,800
1,224,2951
1,698,540
1,710,320
Son fnntnnt^s at end of table.
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions aod explai
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Size of faiii>.<^ntiRued
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All fanii products sold total, rfellara.
average per farm, dollars.
All crops sold dr>llars.
Field ODps, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold di>llars.
VegfUUes sold dollars.
Fniits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty pfoducta sold .ilollara..
All livestock and livestock prtiducts sold doIlaiB.
Poultry and poultry omducts sold doIlBi
Dairy products sold dollars.
Livestodt and livestr>ck products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.,
UVEjrOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms impacting. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved firms rsporttng. .
Milk 00W8 finns refcrtiiig.,
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.,
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting,.
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calve»-
1 head farms reporting. ,
2 to 4 head farms reporting..
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reoorting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting..
SO to 99 head farms reporting..
100 to 499 head farms reporting..
SCO or more head farms reporting..
Cows including heiferv thai have calved-
1 head farms reporting. ,
2 h> 9 head farms reportiag..
10 to 19 bead ^ Jtmrn reporting. .
SO to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 heed farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporung. .
lOu or more head farms reporting..
\6lkcows-
1 head farms raporting. .
2 to 9 head farms refwrting..
10 to 19 head farms ivporting..
20 Co 29 head farma remrting. .
SO to 49 head farms reporting. .
SO to 74 head farms reporting..
7S to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Horses and/or mules farms reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs farms renoiting.
Bom aince Jvie 1 farms reporting.
number.
Bom before June 1 farms reporting..
Sheep and lamllS farma reporung. .
Lambs nader 1 year old farms remrting. .
Sheep 1 year old aadovar farms reporting. .
Ewes farms reporting.
number..
Rams and wethers farms rtjporting..
Chickers 4 montlls old and 0V«1 farms reporting.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cauie and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars.!
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms raporting..
dollars..
Sheep and Iambs sold alivs farms reporting. .
dollars..
Milk and cream aold* farma reporting..
pounds .
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting . .
dollars..
Oiirdten eggs sold farms reporting..
3i,587,S75
12,200
18,95*, 339
11,210,084
1,075,375
5,256,895
1,-111,985
15,633,536
961,463
7,178,555
7,493,518
2,296
75,481
2,053
31,831
1,652
23,402
2,034
24,204
1,795
19,446
1,950
40,975
6,703,857
21,088,450
14,464
10,590,216
6,010,188
1,214,930
2,663,950
701,148
10,498,234
566,451
5,739,305
4,192,478
1,224
53,235
1,132
23,673
922
17,463
1,104
17,781
15
402
1,078
326
4,450
251
2,685
226
1,765
1,092
27,171
3,909,021
17,302,400
15,111
9,252,061
6,642,062
966,960
1,099,340
543,699
6,050,339
794,522
4,390,259
2,865,558
16
379
1,073
276
7,370
205
5,570
171
1,800
64,454,345
19,132
37,773,348
26,034,505
2,505,891
6,178,697
3,004,255
26,680,997
2,831,724
9,626,435
14,222,838
2,756
136,402
2,541
52,417
1,804
28,398
2,458
41,812
2,365
42,173
2,415
80,958
13,162,141
467
16,023
528,759
271
29,987
389,831
1,029
221,142,074
9,626,435
458
149,568
68,154,619
23,607
49,192,132
40,250,303
1,589,552
5,841,647
1,510,680
18,962,437
638,603
4,659,413
13,614,421
2,118
115,579
2,016
47,813
1,329
14,856
1,829
34,232
1,876
33,534
1,879
68,248
12,247,762
65,535,159
32, 508
55,328,427
50,457,873
1,160,661
2,925,152
784,741
10,206,732
180,023
1,473,176
8,553,533
1,448
94,000
1,376
42,904
812
5,202
1,260
27,027
1,295
24,069
10,990
375
6,930
1,283
48,237
7,626,497
dollai
See footnotes at end of labia
122
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA are based on repoits fw only a sample of Tainis. See text )
(For derinilions and explflj
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Contlnued
Litters (anoweil DecemlKt 1, 1958, to NovemtKr 30, 1959 . . . .faims reporting.
nombetoflitters.
1 or 2 litlefB famis repotting.
3 to 9 litiers faims reporting.
10 to 19 litters farms reporting.
20 to 39 litters faims reporting.
40(0 69 litters farms reporting.
70 or more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters,
SPEarlED CROPS HAHVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
Under 11 acres farms reporting.
11 to 34 acres farms reporting.
^ to 19 acres farms reporting.
50 to 71 acres farms reporting.
75 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 or more acres farms reporting.
Harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
^es , , farms reporting.
bushels.
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
btjshels. .
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas farms reporting. ,
pounds. .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for del^ratlng farms reporting. ,
Sales farms reporting .
e porting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons, green weight.
3,716
26,199
1,736
1,260
2,911
12,586
2,706
13,613
3,171
83,152
l,'i24
76
160
1,937
55,702
*,472,239
1,328
3,533,528
7,608
1,668,990
65,8^1,330
7,428
64,053,417
3,9X8
223,363
6,796,027
3,591
6,545,931
5,381
135,637
6,044,136
2,472
3,295,386
6,754
663,425
26,367,524
5,019
22,262,936
1,492
179,781
277,631,861
866,103
12,807
416,964
1,027,695
4,792
395,124
11,519
212,909
411,981
2,175
67,472
4,346
67,654
99,185
2,324
41,261
51,968
2,595
39,760
61,530
2,921
78,746
584,648
2,725
10
2,250
2,661
20,079
51,258
4,126
34,495
64,085
1,000
5,130
8,570
1,036
6,925
8,205
1,216
18,439
36,961
1,216
25,665
78,545
1,585
27,285
51,830
See footnotes at end of table .
WASHINGTON
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DkU m bftsed on reports for only a sunple of rsrins. See textj
123
(For definitions tad expluctions, see text)
of fann-Continued
Ln'EffTOCK ASD LIVEffTOCK PBODt^CTS-Contimi«a
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....tims reporting.
namber of hturs,
lor 21ia«n taima raportiDg.
S to9 litters fsims reporting.
10 to 10 ItUera f«ma reporting.
20 to 3ft liUars farms reporting.
40 to 69 liUers fsnna reporting.
70 or more litters fwins reporting.
June 2 to November 30 fanns reporting.
number of litters.
December I to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPEOnED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all putposea fanns reoorting.
Under 11 acres farms reporting,
11 to 24 acres farms reporting.
SS to 40 acres farms reporting.
50 to 74 acres farms reporting.
75 to 09 acre* farms reporting,
100 or more acres farms reporting.
Harvested Ix grain farms reporting,
bushel!!.
Sales farms rcfxxting.
bushels.
Winter wheat haz-veeted fanns reporting.
buabels.
Sales fams reporting.
bushels.
Spring wheat harvested fame reporting.
bushels.
Sales farn» reporting.
Oats harveated for grain fame reporting.
bushels.
Sales f we reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested fame reporting.
bushels.
Sales fams reporting .
bushels.
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas fanos reporting..
Hay crops:
Land froia which hay was cut acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay end for dehydrating fams reporting..
Sales farma reporting..
Clover, tlmotfaty, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . ,
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, out for hay farms reporting.
acres.
Sales farnB reporting..
OAtB, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting . .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
Sales farma reporting. .
Qrasa silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
tons, green weight..
See footnotes at end of table.
l,2Al
35,340
U,731
4,078
978,776
337,480
180
31
855,586
177,900
1,137
1,748
91,948
300,292
4,223,715
13,435,499
1,102
1,738
4,168,384
13
,293,569
486
577
14,182
41,689
539,230
1
,279,863
1,653
67,828
176,794
505,370
1,595
137,361
5,599,742
1,340
4,777,562
1,391
80,180
164,982
83,700
1,517
483,681
19,950,166
1,504
19,427,801
470
545,179
1,338
205,829
8,634,085
1,193
7,646,580
124
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports Tor only a sample of famis. See t«xl]
1,156
6,579
-47,352,0^3
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight ,
Vegetables harvested for sale fetrma reporting.
Sales dollars.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut treea^ farms reporting.
Apples farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested loose boxes.
Grapes farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested pounds.
Pears, Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Pears, other than Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Doee not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees end grapevines.
3,615
110,135
290
351,425
1,195
3,860,125
170
213
■397,955
610
2,117
14,458,995
1,840
5,905
5,022
51,007
1,215
146,020
73,975
72,045
358,010
4,032
2,117,341
864,861
1,252,480
13,563,861
500
254,380
17,155
237,225
6,467,675
1,465
1,823,645
168,080
1,655,565
41,412,140
955
113, 675
36,340
77,335
4,941
2,932
734,510
254,535
479,975
30,195
425
20,960
6,705
14,255
1,502
1,646
118,033
39,320
78,713
9,704
439,130
167,245
271,885
2,623,880
482,715
5,485
477,230
10,624,465
41,605 I
13,260
28,345
355,811
185,355
170,456
1,656,061
616,780
73,695
543,085
13,058,410
143,835
182, (X7
39,260
74,380
104,575
107,667
8,820
6,028
37,950
21,410
16,540
1,847
433,654
221,990
2U,664
2,406,485
619,926
160,770
459,156
10,645,430
122,806
56,765
66,041
6,503
54,591
24,870
29,721
3,783
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data «re based on reports for only a sample of farms. Se« text]
(For de5iutions and explanatioos, see text)
See of farm— Continued
220 to 259 acres 360 to 499 acres 500 to 999 acres 1,000 to 1,989 acres 2,000 acres and
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continned
hundredweight .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting,
pounds.
.fanoe reporting..
Apples f arise reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested loose boxes..
Grapes farms reporting..
Vines of all ages nuinber. .
Vines not of bearing age number..
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested pounds..
Pears, Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Pears , other than Bartlett farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested tons . .
329,555
178,680
150,875
1,961,660
279,530
7,095
272,435
5,156,855
12,7-i5
2,560
10,185
63,700
39,595
2A,105
1,713
11,421
6,545
4,876
104,915
79,065
25,850
3U,720
40,920
19,750
21,170
1,542
521, 3U
557,150
326,085
335,353
195,228
221,797
,495,263
2,609,982
120
45
257,254
306,810
59
2,575
257,195
804,235
,162,050
19,903,400
274
104
95,504
56,428
34,780
24,986
60,724
31,442
3,151
2,043
167
46
12,495
15,173
4,822
5,430
7,673
9,743
882
1,229
213,532
115,805
97,727
1,577,297
27,238
14,951
12,287
1,095
6,303
1,558
4,745
74,107
42,630
31,477
327,848
6,586
2,619
3,967
126
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
GDala ue bu«d 00 refxxta for only • s«npl« of fknna. See taxtl
Coomerclal farms by
FARMS, ACREAOE, AND VALUE
Fanns jmrnbcr.
Psrcent distribution pwccnt.
Land in farms kms,
Percent dietribution percent.
Average size of fsm Icres.
Value of land and buildings:
Average per faro dollars .
Average per acre dollars.
Land in farms according to use;
Oopland harvested Jums reporting
1 to 9 acres famis reporting
ID 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 199 acres farms reporting,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Qopland used only for pasture fanns t«porting
Ctt>pland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-impnvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
Otlier cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Woodland pastured (arms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not wx>dland) farms reporting
Imptoved pasture farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
Irrigated ciopland harvested farms reporting
Land use practices:
Oropl and in c»ver crops farms reporti ng
Oopland used for grain or tow crops
fumed on the contour farms reporting
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age jiumber .
Under 25 years jiumtier.
25 Co M years .number.
S5 to 44 years number.
45 to 54 years jiumber .
55 to 64 years Jiumber.
$5 or more years numlier.
Average age years.
OFF-FARM mux AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Worfeng off their farms, total openlprs reporting.
1 to 99 days operators importing.
lOO to 199 days operators reporting.
200 or more days operators reptirting.
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income ftom sources other th&n farm
operated and off-faim w>H< operators repotting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not worlring off their farms or not
reporting as to worV off their farms operators reporting
With other members of family wtxtdng off farm ...... operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm opemei . . operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operstors reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
18,692,057
362.6
42,i88
4,383,354
13,004
7,259
3,973
4,577
5,050
3,060
3,350
1,585
630
22,433
743,888
13,747
2,748,045
7,583
2,299,323
2,855
231,114
5,867
217,608
13, 267
3,107,423
12,040
896,777
15,452
6,097,967
4,555
151,810
19,539
994,181
16,852
771,418
52,138
214
42,727
51,053
387
5,368
12,298
14,044
11,166
7,790
50.3
15,757,717
100.0
559.5
25,972
4,130,720
3,307
3,579
2,535
3,390
4,581
3,030
3,337
1,583
630
11,830
597,985
10,256
2,666,530
6,629
2,288,384
2,103
207,343
3,710
170,803
6,102
1,830,385
5,323
569,354
8,852
5,433,761
2,783
120,061
13,367
923,482
12,047
727,674
27,772
192
2,991
6,775
8,150
6,840
2,824
49..
29,415
11,044
7,004
5,456
3,651
1,673
18,760
3,915
10,039
3,552
13,562
5,370
20,873
3,799
22,139
17,119
4,039
2,975
11,618
7,140
2,991,504
19.0
187.6
14,190
884,203
2,847
2,817
1,809
2,234
45
6,872
223,082
3,917
361,438
1,728
265,442
844
46,546
2,021
49,450
3,444
294,101
4,227
675,698
1,462
38,593
8,240
374,294
7,437
288,812
5,902
83
15,016
1,216
3,100
4,633
6,700
2,918
1,031
2,751
2,327
3,252
2,793
9,245
1,735
4,128
9,670,957
«1.4
1,138.2
1,475
1,536
1,719
964
453
3,814
303,148
4,439
1,620,913
3,343
1,404,535
1,014
125,910
1,246
90,468
2,161
1,173,913
1,485
221,650
3,265
3,768,307
908
64,853
3,693
395,767
3,261
310,714
36,288
413
179,628
139
38,293
94
24,128
2,481
2,608
1,708
792,974
5.0
2,926.1
30,855
20
3,068
35,753
181
29,712
5,665
900
2,307
WASHINGTON 127
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DbU tre b«s«d on reports tor only b sample of fims. See text]
FARMS. ACRE.AGE, ASD VALUE
FareiS Bomber,
Perrent dituibution oerant,
Land in farms •eras.
Percent fli<iUilwtion penwil,
Kvenee 3izeof finii acres,
Value of land and buildings:
Averse per farm , ArflafS-
Average per acre dollara,
Land in farms according to use:
Ooplend h»vestetJ farms raporting,
1 to0 acres farms retxMiing,
10 to 19 ma*» fanns reoorting,
SD to 9 acres farms reoorung
30 to 49 acr«s fan*i.t T^parUoR.
SO lo 99 acres faims reportinf,
100 lo 199 acre* farms reporting,
300 to 499 acres farms reoortinit
500 to 999 acres fafms reporting
1,000 or more acres faims reportifv?,
Qoplaad used only for pasCnre farms reportini;,
Oopland not harvested and not pastured farms rcportinc,
Caltivatad summer fallow farms reporting,
Soil-imp(DvcRient grasses and legwnes farms reporting.
Other oopland (idle and crop failttre) farms raporting.
Woodland pastured farms reporting,
Woodland not pastured farms reportiDg,
Otber pasture (not cfDpt and and not wQodInd) .farms reporting.
Ifflpmved pasture farms reporting
Irripted land in (arns farms reporung.
Iingalad oopiaod harvested farms reporting
Land use practices:
f>opland in cover crops farms raporting.
Cropland used for ^ain or row crops
farmed on the oontoer farms reporting.
Land ID strip-cropping syatams for
aoil-erosion control farms reporting.
System of l«rT»c«a on crop and psfllure land farms reporting.
FADM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators re{)ortin| age timber
Under 25 years Bumber
23 (o S4 years sombar
85 lo 44 yeara immbw
4S to 54 years ntimbar
55 to A4 yeara mnlNr
65 or more years nwnb«
Average age years..
OFF-FARM mm AKD OHIER INCOME
Farm operators-
KorlunR nff their farms, (oial oparalors reporting..
1 to 99 days oparalors reportiag. .
100 lo 199 days oparalors reporting..
200 or more days operalors tvporting..
nth other marabars of fanily eoridag off fam opersiors reporting..
With iRoone from aovoas other than farm
operated and off-farm wirk opcratoca rffnrting..
Wth other income of fvnily eiceeding valoe of
a^cvluiral products sold operators rvportiag..
Operators not «orVing off iheir farms or not
reporting as lo wori off their farms operators reporting..
Wth other nemberm of family ivorlnng off fam operators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm operated .. operators reoorting..
Wth other income of family exceeding valoe
of agricultural products sold oooralors reporting..
Saa {outootea at eod of table.
ConBjercial fapms by
of operator — Continued
352, 550
2.2
309.3
527
28,581
209
U,704
93
8,792
25
596
U6
37,871
162
14,197
Share -cash tenants
4,Xi
277
99,934
2,895
43
21,493
30
3,195
235
109,868
51
2,164
124
17,688
118
15,584
1,193,532
7.6
908.3
8,231
1,026
459,125
70
13,425
88
9,689
466
110,087
112
2,382
297
27,788
6,642
123
58,399
18
5,491
16
2,075
17,682
4,550
128
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA are based on repofts for only a sample of farms. See text]
All tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAaLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting
number
Com picl{ers farms reporting
Piclc-up balers farms reporting
number
Field forage harvesters farms reporting
Molortrvcks farms reporting
TVactors farms repotting
number
Tractors other than garden farms reoorting
number
1 tractor farms reoorting
2 tractors farms reporting
^ tntctors farms reporting
4 tractors farms reporting
5 or more tractors farms reporting
iVhee! tractors farms reporting
number
Crawler tractors farms reporting
number
Garden tractors farms reporting
Automobiles farms reporting
number
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting
Telephone farms reporting
Home freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
Electric milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting
Power.onerated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting
Dirt or unimpnaved farms reporting
Less than 1 mile In a hard surface road farms renorting
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad farms reporting
1 mile farms reporting
2 or 3 miles farms reporting
i miles farms reporting
5 or more miles farms reporting
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting
Regular hired workers (employed 15(1 or morf days) , . . .farms reporting
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired wotlter farms reporting
2 hired workers farms reporting
3 or 4 hired worlters farms reporting
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting
10 or more hired workers farms reporting
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOi;
Residing on farm operated operators reporting
^fot residing on farm operated operators reporting
Operators not r»^rling residence number
USE OF COMMEROAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year operators reporting
acres on which used
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Oops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting
I>y materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reportjng
fty materials farms repotting
Liquid materials farms reporting.
ATiest farms reporting
Dry malenals farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
423
7,944
8,085
3,410
3,719
37,220
60,193
42,582
78,068
38,542
63,114
23,623
9,478
3,451
1,097
893
35,167
48,971
10,970
14,143
13,989
14,954
46,265
61,106
50,007
44,080
31,511
10,272
6,059
7,395
18,360
5,005
9,258
47,262
3,030
1,262
22,738
2,495,844
190,043
18,503
121,560
6,131
68,483
8,303
255,936
7,858
26,702
2,066
33,706
1,938
3,684
15,608
4,020
38,315
382
403
6,880
7,009
3,130
3,396
23,634
44,667
26,046
55,010
25,194
47,694
11,998
7,987
3,284
1,050
875
22,731
35,622
9,023
12,072
6,7U
7,316
25,734
34,490
27,702
15,129
10,384
2,354
1,106
1,243
349
465
17,376
2,444,461
182,545
13,388
114,772
5,808
67,773
1,291
29,136
1,188
2,937
6,332
1,375,123
2,664
15,341
3,947
38,173
134
139
2,991
3,017
1,427
1,525
12,495
18,750
14,392
26,095
13,670
21,873
12,705
17,798
3,490
13,674
9,835
4,527
3,198
9,569
5,004
1,202
3,343
9,263
2,205
3,708
8,667
489,189
49,547
7,545
36,808
1,737
12,739
3,167
97,311
3,003
9,963
131
187
3,083
3,159
1,344
1,463
7,936
18,636
8,274
21,310
8,194
18,946
2,499
3,000
1,611
552
532
7,371
13,294
3,818
5,652
2,137
2,364
8,068
11,337
8,458
7,652
6,160
2,366
1,752
6,077
1,350,325
96,066
4,316
57,072
2,637
38,994
2,207
103,238
2,053
10,693
3,065
820,639
1,218
8,956
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
3»EanED EQnP\(ENT AND FACILmES AND KIND OF BOAD
Oaio combines fanns reporting..
number..
Com pickers fanns reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
Field forage harvestecB farms reporting..
number.,
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
Tractors farms reporting..
nmnbcf..
Tractors other than garden farms reporting..
number , .
1 tractor (arms reporting..
2 tractora farms reporting..
3 tractors farms reporting.,
4 tractors farms reporting.,
5 or mor« traders farms reporting..
Wheel tractors farms reporting.,
Crawlor tractors iarms reporting..
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting..
number. ,
\u(omobilea faims reporting.,
number,.
Automobiles antVor nwtortnicks farms reporting..
Telephone farms repotting..
Home freezer farms reporting,.
Milking machine farms reporting,,
Electnc milk cooler farms reporting. ,
Cmp drier (for grain, fnrage, or other crops) farms reporting..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms repotting. .
Farms by kind of road on wtildi located:
Hard surface farms reporting..
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved fams rcfxirting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road fanns reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad farms reporting. ,
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms repotting..
4 miles farms reporting,.
Sormoran^lM farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired workers faims reporting. ,
Regular hired imrkers (employed IM or more days) farms reporting..
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting..
2 hired workers farms reporting. .
8 or 4 hired wofkers .farms reportinn..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers fams reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators raporUng. .
Not residing on farm operated operators rapoAing. .
Operators not reporting residence nomber. .
USE OF COhMERQAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and feitiltKing
materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres on which used. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Cr>ps on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reporting.,
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting, ,
Dry material N farms reporting.,
Lir[uid materials farms reporting.,
'Aheat farms reporting. ,
Dry materials farms roportinf
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
See footnotes at and of t«bls.
clal farms by tenure of operator— Continued
1,016
1,362
1,108
Share -cash tenants
2,381
236
2,950
Crop -share tenants
1,2';3
2,559
1,2A1
2,341
1,2*3
1,608
1,293
1,031
331,417
14,596
130
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dsu ■« based on reports for only t sample of famis. See text]
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
USE OF COMMERO \L FERTILIZER AND LIME-ConUnued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materiala
usaH dunng the year— Continued
Crops on which used— Continued
Diy matenols . .
Liquid materials
Sugar beets . . .
Diy materials . ,
Liquid mated Bis
All other crops , . .
Dry materials ..
Liquid materials
r liming n
rials
s reporting..
s reporting.,
s reporting,
s reporting.
s reporting.
5 reporting.
s reporting.
3,163
325,250
1,234
3,721
11,565
468,380
10,264
3,003
323,730
1,094
3,606
1,960
8,654
2,920
9,043
451,980
7,383
61,972
1,861
15,448
5,344
144,282
4,814
20,111
2,634
204,616
2,208
30,303
490
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Under $100
S100IOSB99
$1,000 lo Sl,999
$2,000 to $4,999
55,000 otmote
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under $1,000
$1,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Under $200 ..
$200 to S99 .
$1,000 or mor<
Under $200
$200 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $2,499 . . .
$2, 500 to $4,999...
$5,000 lo $9,999 . . .
$10,000 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to $49,999 .
$50,000 or more ...
Under $100...
SlOO lo $499 .
$500 to $999 .
S1,000 or more
s reporting..
5 reporting. .
dollar^
s reporting.,
a reporting. ,
s reporting. ,
3 reporting. ,
3 reporting. ,
sreocrting..
9 reporting. .
dollars.
5 reporting. .
3 reporting..
5 renorting. .
s reporting..
51,269
37,619
74,017,509
6,385
20,243
3,461
4,191
3,339
22,492
50,004,527
17,462
2,585
1,159
666
620
22,516
11,047,029
12,243
7,627
2,646
26,237
67,343,846
7,179
4,805
3,684
120
19,037
9,587,382
9,061
6,171
1,716
2,089
28,162
19,682
67,566,024
2,060
7,726
2,627
3,965
3,304
12,501
47,391,075
8,030
2,096
i,rw
646
615
14,387
10,102,038
5,454
6,332
2,601
20,768
65,015,148
3,897
3,609
3,020
4,124
5,315
1,633
2,034
15,944
10,992
38,868,978
1,179
4,072
1,518
2,202
2,021
222
7,932
4,503,827
3,537
3,310
1,085
10,846
26,048,255
2,464
1,892
1,561
2,101
1,479
6,762
2,928,177
3,087
2,627
4,226
18,208,486
2,514
307
4,555
3,917,741
1,369
2,123
1,063
7,005
25,463,359
1,044
1,167
and oil for the farm
Under $100
SlOO to $499
S500 10 $999 . . . .
$1,000 lo $4,999 .
$.^.000 or more ..
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollai
average per farm, dollni
All crops sold dollai
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollai
All livestock and livestock products sold .dollar
Poultry and poultrj* products sold dollar
Daily products sold dollai
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollai
See footnotes at end of table.
49,563
24,490,197
18,249
17,683
6,222
7,060
349
350,693,020
221,138,515
21,015,942
86,286,238
22,252,325
220,154,701
39,085,471
70,584,564
27,930
22,381,833
3,398
11,322
5,909
6,957
344
342,797,741
218,380,457
20,548,122
82,535,780
20,833,382
207,914,074
37,647,163
68,342,995
101,923,916
15,781
7,806,590
2,796
8,024
2,873
2,016
72
112,718,252
41,418,984
5,251,646
54,252,671
11,794,951
95,523,675
30,086,603
33,590,075
2,281
2,145
3,502
154,133,193
121,268,398
8,931,102
17,682,383
6,251,310
75,411,105
5,987,209
24,188,683
18,404,049
4,939,409
3,290,538
8,039,705
2,134,397
18,847,118
467,634
1,294,403
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based oo reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
CcmKrclal farms by t«nure of operator— Continued
Itmi
(For definiuons and esplanujons, see t«xt)
Cash tenants
aare-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
USE OF COWIERaAL FERTIUZEB Wt> LWE^Conbroed
Commercid fertititer u>(i fertilizing matwials
lued dujing [>ie yea/— Conunued
Clops on which used-Continued
43
1,596
36
73
7
27
111
3,551
100
975
61
259
377
18,850
285
2,789
U7
1,020
45
960
1,565
1,1/40
807
3,288,997
46
226
63
262
210
525
1,667,330
257
U4
68
61
25
656
422,254
210
319
127
802
2,024,206
163
153
UO
175
107
70
15
7
2
535
351,409
U3
273
60
89
1,113
800,985
129
468
285
221
10
18,060,362
15,842
7,257,318
4,546,755
1,567,661
610,956
531,945
10,803,044
942,066
6,653,750
3,207,228
125
14,296
22
78
lli
480
31
1,040
21
240
20
144
127
13,440
110
1,370
33
300
414
313
678,510
16
151
67
52
27
225
556,877
168
19
13
13
12
241
246,986
62
96
83
347
721,484
44
72
99
66
66
36
1
3
246
195,711
U
1A3
44
48
414
5U,e91
5
98
103
202
6
11,325,683
27,357
9,464,047
9,059,376
230,248
169,683
4,740
1,851,635
29,293
221,965
1,510,378
423
54,765
65
287
360
1,541
45
545
40
233
15
56
291
22,137
227
2,934
85
490
10
405
770
1,3U
654
507,534
113
415
85
28
U
409
462,749
347
35
16
4
7
625
461,229
176
317
132
1,089
1,795,470
104
241
257
268
146
61
8
4
717
551,503
89
269
179
180
1,313
1,653,244
45
215
325
713
15
34,241,844
25,059
32,552,797
30,796,887
760,167
984,113
11,530
1,689,047
50,869
168,937
1,459,241
60
5,504
16
72
44
170
35
3,679
19
Liquid maUrials faims reporting...
142
16
50
24
Dry mewnajs faims reporting...
50
3,054
47
438
3
1,062
19
146
5
All other OQOS fannfl reporting...
Dry mrteriais films reporting. . .
tons...
25
103
7,755
78
1,145
35
acres limed...
Any of die following specified expenHi(iU«a farms repcrling. . .
9
10
450
900
205
181
456,104
10
95
22
21
33
137
323,075
82
23
20
2
10
91
81,755
28
45
18
160
365,929
17
29
25
45
19
18
5
99
100,222
14
37
33
15
205
267,440
15
45
40
99
7
5,544,708
27,401
3,377,246
3,045,016
221,500
40,901
69,729
2,257,462
15,841
1,351,578
900,043
273
U
84
U7
376
212
dollars...
503,456
16
108
$1,000 (o S1,9M farms njporting. . .
$2,000 to M,»M farms reporting...
27
33
28
Purchase of livealoclt and poultry farms reporting. . .
(bllars...
144
173,592
119
i:
U
$5,000 lo SB,»M farms reporting...
1
1
18C
lUlars...
Under ROD farms reporting...
175, 89«
81
53
26:
dollars...
726,021
51
44
51
$1,000 to $2,«» farms reporting. . .
4!
$»,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. . .
122
dollars...
152,411
3.
?100to$199 farms reporting...
49
<l,000or more farms reporting. ..
Gasoline and other petrolMni fuel
3f
37<
dotlars...
351, 32C
6
125
SSOO to 9999 'arms reporting . . .
7C
10(
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold loul, dollars...
average per farm, dollars. . .
<
6,401,82
17,02(
4,690,835
Field crops, other than vegetables and (hiits and nuts, sold dollars. . .
3,805,631
295,15C
Fruiu and nuu sold dollars...
755,35
34,58C
1,510,98'
57,64
873,60.!
Livestock and livestrjck prtiducta, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollirs...
579,73
132
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of Taims. See text]
All tenants
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Callle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cowa :
Hei fers and hei for cal ves
Steers anH bulla including steer and bull calves
s reporting
mber
Fams reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and cat\es~
1 head farms
3 to 4 head farms
5 to 0 head farms reportinfj
10 to 19 head farms report! n^
20 to 19 head farms reporting
50 to 99 head farms reporting
100 lo 490 head farms reporiinc
500 or more head farms report! ng
Cows, includine heifers that hnve calved—
1 head farms reoortins:
2 lo 9 head farms reporting!
10 lo 19 head farms renortine
Xl to 29 head farms report! nf
TO to 49 head farms report! ns
50 to 7) head farms reponin-;
75 lo 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head , , . .farms rerortint;
1 head farms i
2 to 9 head farms i
10 to 19 head farms i
31 to C9 head farms report!
:10 to 49 head fams i
fiO to 74 head farms i
75 to 99 head ■ farms report!
100 or more head farms n
Horses and/or mules farms r
Hogs and pigs farms r
Bom befoi
Sheep and k
Lambs urn
numhor
p June 1 farms reportin;;
number
, .farms reporting
. .farms reporting
..farms reportinc
Chickens 4 months old and o
Ilogs and mgs sold alive
Sheep and lambs sold aliv
Chickens including broilers sold farms
Chicken eggs sold farms
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms r.
I or 2 littefs .
n.
3U)9liUer5
<Oton9hU4irs
70 or more lilU,
rg
erSO
December 1 lo Ju
ne I
5 reportint;.
36,607
1,161,<;16
31, 587
493,687
2i,062
229,879
30,633
353,099
29,013
3U, 630
1,464
6,912
8,031
6,684
7,781
3,744
1,824
167
7,157
12,890
3,861
2,946
2,652
1,128
376
577
8,363
9,853
1,595
1,793
1,639
563
137
9,158
156,837
6,168
96,585
6,041
60,252
3,766
325,696
2,685
106,233
3,449
219,463
3,355
212,041
2,470
7,422
29,954
637,830
98,919,677
4,906
179,649
5,928,417
2,496
303,144
4,005,872
12,646
1,684,666,166
70,584,564
6,167
10,980,655
8,595
74,254,569
25,246,557
3,716
26,199
1,736
1,260
2,911
12,586
2,706
13,613
18,906
1,003,657
17,068
443,231
13,291
205,405
16,578
296,064
15,122
264,362
567
2,048
1,839
2,511
6,253
3,713
166
3,006
2,804
2,640
1,122
3,262
4,284
1,510
1,787
1,638
558
136
4,850
125,383
3,456
77,529
3,385
47,854
2,038
290,544
1,509
96,766
1,847
193,778
1,793
188,319
1,399
5,459
16,319
579,950
91,737,882
3,026
156,373
5,160,474
1,506
287,889
3,742,557
8,697
1,625,344,958
68,342,995
4,240
10,580,194
5,476
71,431,468
24,286,700
1,957
10,231
1,878
11,319
10,2M
370,727
9,093
168,179
7,377
103,601
8,968
118,421
7,930
84,127
326
1,259
1,174
1,563
3,673
1,754
485
26
1,242
2,657
1,793
1,563
1,225
430
93
1,694
2,376
1,070
1,077
2,244
55,014
1,595
31,223
1,580
23,791
944
84,275
698
37,444
880
46,831
852
45,097
687
1,734
8,739
203,980
28,181,809
1,332
70,267
2,318,811
5,136
308,535,089
33,590,075
2,875
7,646,380
3,426
59,981,422
20,393,683
215,724
4,400
71,973
5,651
138,390
5,327
129,214
1,910
1,523
1,051
29,897
1,275
17,072
621
49,387
747
103,326
724
100,447
550
2,879
J, 602
618,284
5,678
256,937
40,602,602
1,165
55,242
1,822,986
625
2,617
571,374,961
24,183,633
983
2,618,322
1,517
7,758,230
2,637,798
130
51,531
98
9,460
58
2,373
104
10,739
109
31,282
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State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D«* ate based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
seelert)
Commercial fa
nos by tenure of operator — Continued
Iian
(For definitions and explanations.
1
Cesb tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestcck-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
LI\'ESr0CK WD LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves famis reporting...
number...
Cowg, including heifera that have calved fairos reporting...
nwnber...
814
47,227
734
24,574
610
18,749
729
13,232
644
9,421
20
56
27
75
288
212
135
1
67
92
98
123
206
S3
42
23
83
76
60
115
171
55
35
15
260
1,077
202
2,569
138
1,319
132
1,250
50
20,188
23
3,256
39
16,932
39
16,643
33
289
345
129,733
739
24,525
2,743,287
70
2,363
77,979
33
21,618
281,034
523
163,868,949
6,653,750
106
249,548
135
2,034,155
691,6U
85
407
51
18
15
1
53
182
50
225
310
13,834
287
6,785
208
1,075
278
4,184
277
2,865
6
32
32
71
78
62
28
1
33
93
60
28
38
17
7
11
65
lis
15
5
5
176
439
144
7,709
121
6,027
103
1,682
42
1,974
35
343
40
1,631
40
1,543
38
88
189
9,278
265
7,905
1,084,850
122
U,853
490,149
43
1,288
16,744
U9
5,968,556
221,965
59
9,785
S3
56,789
19,308
98
1,594
30
23
23
12
5
5
88
779
77
815
606
13,007
546
5,992
326
977
466
3,642
471
3,373
61
130
96
99
155
51
15
1
132
212
101
54
32
11
2
2
189
127
"5
5
329
807
257
8,578
176
5,985
179
2,593
109
3,837
95
1,424
86
2,413
83
2,320
56
93
494
25,480
417
6,956
1,096,935
191
9,665
318,945
72
2,151
27,963
88
3,899,173
168,937
137
4,387
214
163,063
55,442
147
1,443
69
31
13
29
5
113
656
118
787
200
15,397
189
8,251
133
3,540
167
4,700
182
2,446
1
10
16
12
47
68
46
7
24
26
29
52
23
4
22
36
51
5
10
10
6
15
107
267
60
1,913
41
1,180
39
733
14
1,734
12
217
9
1,517
9
1,484
8
33
111
4,543
ISO
6,916
818,163
45
1,603
52,899
10
1,340
17,420
81
27,101,388
1,351,578
27
9,617
36
18,289
6,219
27
240
4
10
12
1
'26
106
22
134
245
8,606
225
4,266
179
Heifers and heifer calvea
Steers and bulls including sleer and bull calves . .
Tarns reporting by number on hand:
Callle and calve»-
number...
fanns reporting...
number...
fanns reporting...
2,617
215
2,706
182
1,634
34
4;
46
30 to 49 head
50 to 99 head
farms n-porting...
farms reporting...
82
28
11
500 or rrore head
Cows, including heifers Uifet have calvec^
1 head
farm's reporting...
turns reporting...
1
18
100
36
3]
2!
1
100 or more head
Milk oows-
fainw reporting...
4
24
2to9head
farms reporting...
93
20
15
20
Wto74 head
7!Sto99 head
farms reporting...
fdims reporting...
5
2
Hofses and/or mules
farms reporting...
number. . .
91
226
91
number...
1,783
54
number...
1,330
64
number. . .
453
34
Lambs under I year old
farms reporting...
number...
3,890
18
267
33
3,623
33
Rama and wolhera
number...
faiTOs rpportinK. , .
number...
3,542
21
81
120
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Callle and calvoa sold alive
IIoRB and pigs sold alive
number...
farrnfl reporting...
dollaf-*...
farms reporting...
numbw...
dollars...
19,250
199
4,277
469,539
38
1,67C
55,11c
2'
number...
dollars...
43,589
10£
Chickens including broilers sold
Chicken eggs sold
Litters farrowed Decemtwr 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959
dollars...
farms reporting...
dollars...
farms reporting...
downs...
dollars...
farms reporting...
number oflitters...
19,317,82'
873,604
41
5,522
5-
151,87C
51,63«
32
51:
1
3 to 9 litters
11
:
2
lOtoeflliUors
farms reporting,, .
June 2 to No\ ember .10
farms reporting...
number of lilt«rs., ,
le
24
2:
number of litters...
26'
134
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
SPEanF.D CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
Under 11 acres f arras reporting .
11 to 2i acres farms reporting .
25 to -49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 7^ acres farms reporting .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 or more acres farms reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Winter vheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . ,
bushels . ,
Sales farms reporting . ,
bushels . ,
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas farms reporting . .
pounds . ,
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Vetch or peas , alone or mixed with oats or
other grains , cut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye. or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover , or small grains farms reporting . .
tons, green weight..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,937
55,702
4,472,239
7, £08
1,668,990
65,841,330
3,91B
223,363
6,796,027
5,381
135,637
5,04i,136
6,754
663,425
26,367,524
1,492
179,781
277,631,361
12,807
416,964
1,027,695
11,519
212,909
411,981
2,175
67,472
by tenure of operator
4,346
67,664
99,185
2,324
41,261
51,968
2,595
39,760
61,530
2,921
78,746
584,648
1,627
53,997
4,364,079
7,036
1,661,994
65,615,655
3,380
218,325
1,674,394
4,314
123,973
5,645,540
6,211
658,075
26,209,256
1,482
179,611
277,429,861
8,807
364,518
935,893
6,339
159,796
327,709
2,979
58,301
86,558
1,254
27,037
44,490
2,659
74,286
561,808
1,921
224,557
9,163,876
1,199
32,593
1,094,340
1,690
90,383
3,823,827
4,302
137,182
363,884
3,375
84,517
174,903
1,263
16, 528
26,706
3,492
995,444
38,577,382
1,542
125,568
3,627,345
1,878
66,765
2,891,002
3,071
385,136
15,263,994
3,405
182,375
449,432
1,319
33, 529
46,430
1,574
413,527
16,936,885
1,396
175,066
6,366,612
1,288
27,733
214,330
1,082
35,815
254,057
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definilion? and explai
[D«U w« based on refXMts Tor only a sanple of furns. See textj
Cash tenants
cial farms by
of operator — Continued
Share-cash tenants
Crcpp-share tenants
SPEnFTED CROPS K^RVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting -
Under U i
li to 24 1
75" to 49 i
50 to 74 i
75 to 99 I
100 or ma
•famis
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting .
Winter wheat harvested fanns reporting.
bushels.
Spring wheat harvested fame reporting .
bushels.
Sales f armc repon
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales f arniB report
bus]
Barley harvested farms repcrrtlng .
bushels .
reporting .
pounds .
reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Wild hay out farms reporting .
Sales
reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
22,800
10
i7,aoo
1,409,790
10,703
tons, green weight.
See foolnote-i at end of table .
136
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
\DalA are based on reports for only a safliple of fanns. S«e t«KtJ
cial farms by tenure of operator
All tenants
SPEarlED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale f anus reporting .
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Apples^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages .number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested loose boxes .
Grapes^ farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested pounds .
Pears , Bartlett^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages jiumber .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons.
Pears, other than Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
1,156
6,579
47,352,843
8,037
5,503,298
2,723,064
2,780,234
31,444,017
2,845
5,349,887
436,111
4,913,776
115,225,165
1,547,099
632,781
1,014,318
68,487
3,347
336,784
126,812
209,972
24,023
4,621
5,041,556
2,403,146
1,417
4,707,834
372,754
4,335,080
104,020,350
3,467
1,459,190
540,389
918,801
64,496
1,977
302,723
109,926
192,797
22,821
1,158
5,152
1,513,279
3,523
3,419,973
1,501,369
1,918,604
21,222,367
1,135
2,636,895
193,662
2,443,233
60,003,705
2,629
984,375
342,459
641,916
45,600
1,478
219,832
83,577
136,255
16,449
830,375
457,572
372,803
,916,695
750,728
35,067
715,661
15,031,820
329,049
129,372
199,677
14,096
57,427
15,271
42,156
665,394
385,367
279,527
3,740,763
1,216,730
144,000
1,072,730
25,858,250
90,315
49,544
40,771
2,338
20,038
9,559
10,479
1,465
125,314
57,838
67,476
832,127
55,451
19,014
36,437
2,462
5,426
1,519
3,907
^Includes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines .
WASHINGTON 137
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
-Data are based on reports tot only a sariple of rarms. See t«xlj
(For definiliOTH! and explai
SPECIFIED CROPS BARVESTED-Cootinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or far sale farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale faras reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting .
pounds .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting .
J^les^ farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number . ,
Trees not of bearing age number , ,
Trees of bearing age number . ,
Quantity harvested loose boxes . ,
Grapes^ farms reporting. ,
Vines of all ages number . .
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested pounds . .
Pears, Bartlett^ farma reporting..
Trees of all ages number . ,
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Pears, other than Bartlett' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tons . .
cial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
23,791
U,076
9,715
107,007
7,205
2,«0
4,515
Share-cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
52,975
23,390
29,585
430,150
27,955
6,555
21,400
1,515
9,640
5,515
4,125
17,645
35,268
14,257
21,011
245,160
12,656
8,664
3,992
138
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 22.-CASH RENT PAID BY CASH TENANTS AND SHARE-CASH TENANTS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM-
CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for o
nly a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explnnations, see text)
Total
Cbmmercial
farms
Other fanns
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
Commercial
farms
Other farms
CASH TENANTS
1,771
38
2,250
1,771
389,893
80
i,293
337,8^5
219.0
3i,8A3
190.65
86.8
1,330
73,984
1,';87
84.0
241,227
162.2
34,540
212.92
1,268
7.82
3.67
1,140
33
1,450
1,140
354,463
60
3,363
352,550
309.3
47,484
184.59
85.3
989
69,764
932
81.8
210,732
226.1
47,140
208.49
1,722
7.62
3.65
631
5
800
631
35,430
20
935
35,295
55.9
13,097
239.82
89.5
341
4,220
555
83.0
30,495
54.9
13,331
243.54
506
9.21
3.78
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
429
13
7,825
429
390,650
20
3,430
390,045
909.2
121,073
134.39
93.5
424
142,021
373
86.9
346,157
928.0
119,897
129.19
1,037
1.12
0.86
414
13
7,825
414
339,600
20
8,430
388,995
939.6
125,221
134.19
93.2
409
141,531
363
87.7
345,507
951.8
122,828
129.05
1,051
1.10
0.36
Land owned operiUxs reporting . . .
Lnndnmted toothers operators rerwrting...
Land rented toothers operators reporting...
1,050
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per faim dollars . . .
Avera^ per acre dollars...
Proportion of cash tenants
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm dollars. ..
Average per acre dollars...
reporting value percent...
Cropland harvested /arms reporting. . .
Shaie-cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number...
Pniportion of all :?har©-cash lenants percent...
14,333
204.76
Cropland harvested farms reporting...
Cash lenants lepoitine both value ol land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number. . .
15
490
10
66.7
Value of land and buildings:
Average per operator dollars . . .
Average per acre dollars .. .
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator dollars. . .
Average per acre dollars.. .
Average per SlOO of value of land
and buildings dollars...
Value of land and buildings: ,
\vecage oer operator dollars...
Average per acre dollars .. .
Cash rent paid:
\veraee per operator dollars .. .
Vverage per arte dollars...
Average per 7100 of value of land
and buildings dollars...
13,500
207.69
540
8.31
4.00
State Table 23.-SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY AND STATE BY NUMBER OF
FARMS REPORTING, BY LEVELS
If the estimated number of
fanna reporting la —
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
wotild differ frcin the results of a ccmplete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than—
If the e
farms
stimated number of
reporting is —
Then the chances are about 2 in
would differ from the results
of the Items for all farms by
that the estimated total
of a complete tabulation
less than —
Level
1'
Level
2
Level
3
Level
Level
1'
1
Level
2
Level
3
Level
25
PercenL
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0
Prrceni
53
37
26
17
L2
8.4
5.3
Perctm
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1
Pefcmi
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6
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
50
in fvv-i
100
y^'nnn
250
^n nnn
100,000.
250,000.
1,000
1.5
Level 1 should be used in determining the RflmpHr^g reliability of estimated number of farms and farms reporting. The level for all other items should be obtained from State
Table 2A. If the estimated number of farms or farms reporting constitutes 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 table 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.
WASHINGTON
139
State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF E^IMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
(For definitions and exnluiBtioas, see t«xt)
Si t»of-fafm gRxip
F-oonomic-class-of-fimi f^oup
Typc-of-farm group
Farms and farm characteristics:
Land in fvms «««
N'due uf land and butldinga p«r rum dollars
Cropland harvested acres
Total ciT>pl and . aoes
ImcaLed land in farms icras
Commefcial tertilizec
Land on which ccnmerciaj fertilizer wks used eoea
Farm labor
R^pilar hired worker? vnployed ISO or more dqr* powMS
Specified farm expenditures:
Feed for livestock and poultry dollan . .
Porchaseof livestodi and poultry dbUin ..
Uadiin«hire doUm..
Hired labor dollen . .
Seeds, bulbs, planUi, and tn«s dollere .
Gaaoline and otixv petroleum fud and oil for the farm busiiiess dollers
Livestock and livestock products
Caule and calveii on hand number
Cows, including heifers that have calved, on head . . number .
Hogs and pigs on hand number
Sheep and larnbs on hand number
Chiciens, 4 months old and over, on band numoer
Calves Bold alive number
CeUle, not counting calvea, Kid ^va number . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive number
Sheep and lambt Bold alive Dumber.
Honee sold jiamber .
Breilers sold number . ,
Other chickens sold nnmber ,
Chicken eggs sold dosene
Value of milk and cream Bold (Wlers
Specified crops tiarvested:
W 1 nter wheat harvested acres . .
bushels ■ ■
Spring wheal harvested acres . .
bushels . .
Oata harvested acres . ,
bushels . .
Barley harvested acres . .
bushels . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for liay acres .
Clover, tiaotixj, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay acres .
Vetch or peas cut for hay acres .
Oata, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay acres .
Wild hay cut acres .
Other hay cut acres .
Grass silage mde frcn grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains acres.
Value of vegetables harvested for sale dollars .
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(I'ii)
142
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
(For doHnitions And explai
B text)
FARMS, ACREAOE. AND VALUE
FnmQ - number 195i> .
Perrease in famis due to chnnpe in
Tann definition 13S4 to 1050 nu
Apprnxin<ate land area acres
Pronortion in fanns percent lOSO-
Averacc size of fami - acres 1059 .
Value of lanil and builtlings:
Avtngf ^T Irtrm dollars 1959 .
19Si . .
Average per acre dollars J959.
755/,.
Proportion of farms reporttn^ value percent 1059 .
I95i .
Land in fatms accofding to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
inr.4..
1 l« 9 acres famrfi reporting 1050 . .
195J . .
10 to 19 acres fan--s reporting 1950 . .
lOnI . .
20 to 59 acres farms ropcrting 1050..
1054 . .
W to 49 acres fpmis reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 19.59 . .
1054 . .
100 to 199 acres farn-^s reporting 1950 . .
1954 . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . ,
50O to 909 acres farms reporting 1950 . ,
1054..
1.000 or more acres farms reporting 1950 . .
1954 . .
Cropland used onlv for pasture farms reporting 1959 . .
lO.i I . ,
acres 1059..
195 1 . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms rejuirtinc 1950
1954 -
1054 .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting 1059 .
1954 . .
acres 1950..
1954 . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reportinc 1959 .
acre? 1959.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms refwrtine 1959 .
acres 1050
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1059 .
1954 .
acres 10.50 .
1054 .
Woodland not pastured farms Importing 1950 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
(Xher pasture (noi cropland and not woodland) . . farms reportir
I 1950
1954.
nrre- 105S. .
1954..
lm[»oved pasture (see t««t) farms reptcting I'l.^i9 .
1054 . .
acres lO.'iO . -
1951..
Other land (house lots, roads, wastel.ind, eir.) acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland, total farms reporting 1050 . .
1054 . .
Land pe-slured, totjil .farms repoting 1050 . .
1054 . .
Woodland, lolal farms reporting 1059 . .
1954 . .
Irrigatcl land in farms farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . ,
aires 1959 . .
1954..
Lantl-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959.
Croptan/l used for 'jrain or rt/u>
crops larnied on the conlour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959..
Land in strip-cropping systems far
sa}l-crosion conlrol farms reporting 1959.
acres 1059 .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959.
18,716,972
17,641,429
362.9
270.7
29,131
14«.74
121.65
42,290
50,419
4,412,466
4,342,833
12,939
19,177
7,101
8,343
3,955
4,642
4,675
4,988
4,787
4,873
3,144
2,952
3,477
3,365
1,582
1,481
630
598
21,641
27,557
724,070
620,606
13,635
15,746
2,773,573
2,729,835
7,681
8,939
2,326,748
2,465,390
2,725
231,774
5,731
215,051
12,849
16,991
3,104,726
2,887,549
11,635
14,066
853,700
822,135
15,999
18,928
6,125,305
5,726,122
4,554
6,101
154,722
140,907
47,163
58,475
37,349
48,418
20,832
27,207
19,292
18,844
1,006,969
778,135
1,076,960
1,033,083
1,370.2
1,616.7
133,626
130,677
102.15
82.50
31
34
2,012
1,176
24,520
17,160
773
635
85
401,280
90.8
364,405
292,813
1,121.2
629.7
61,181
28,342
50.55
45.47
7,386
32
1,790
1,095,680
51.4
562,809
595,186
44,607
28,085
122.56
83.25
1,077
1,185
177,546
177,731
1,141
1,291
55,283
48,839
50
1,875,840
11.5
215,646
246,105
131.8
131.3
41,947
29,488
344.96
1,770
36,395
36,247
1,544
1,691
30,985
28,070
68,739
75,254
94.9
70.5
27,561
13,788
301.04
229.56
572
403,200
46.7
188,479
208,414
67.8
50.8
20,739
13,794
312.41
279.30
2,254
3,146
52,797
1,297
1,655
24,954
23,622
1,188
1,592
42,580
55,966
1,097
22,796
27,710
2,537
3,547
2,242
3,133
1,631
2,219
331
276
17
550,400
65.2
359,134
338,964
1,078.5
952.1
132,201
107,530
118.51
116.57
3,526
41
12,656
WASHINGTON
143
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
reports foronly a sample of farms. See t«Ttt]
Douglas
.''eny
Franilln
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
KHoMtat
Lewis
935
283
742
274
1,497
896
493
266
2,952
905
905
741
2,230
1
990
403
413
300
1,090
1,324
557
356
5,181
1,550
1,131
796
2,793
2
28
26
23
6
27
225
71
37
1,074
323
44
51
339
3
1,177,600
1,406,080
806,400
456,960
1,721,500
1,219,200
131,340
1,159,680
1,355,750
257,230
1,481,600
l,a9,200
1,566,080
4
86.0
21.2
73.2
75.3
52.5
8.2
29.4
3.0
8.4
U.6
39.1
78.8
16.3
5
1,012,561
298,247
590,027
344,094
1,075,642
99,529
38,702
35,123
114,719
29,776
580,035
950,514
255,012
6
961,^82
251,472
480,390
348,869
953,892
118, a7
45,328
37,977
145, Ul
42,577
630,672
943,063
292,394
7
1,083.0
971.2
1,053.9
795.2
1,255.8
713.5
lU.l
78.5
U2.0
33.9
32.9
640.9
1,296.4
114.4
8
624.0
1,163.2
1,152.9
875.1
89.3
70.5
106.7
23.0
27.5
601.3
1,184.8
104.7
9
67,706
27,795
67,329
158,830
54,598
20,108
26,722
28,779
39,978
17,443
42,527
50,432
19,425
10
i7,57i
14,944
78,134
122,932
59,560
15,319
15,043
13,997
18,613
11,451
34,058
34,038
15,333
11
62.57
24.30
89.17
122.44
99.21
200.64
393.28
230.45
1,037.49
565.59
70.52
43.42
159.06
12
49.35
22.99
72.41
102.74
75.44
175.93
223.53
123.45
720.00
425.94
72. a
32.74
153.19
1.1
94
89
85
78
81
96
86
91
93
30
39
86
90
14
89
93
92
75
90
91
98
93
93
97
92
68
81
15
904
253
690
265
1,403
672
383
187
1,301
522
7a
651
1,806
IS
932
358
359
290
993
384
484
253
3,013
975
384
717
2,283
IT
242,890
19,519
164,228
101,570
310,877
18,632
10,282
3,998
26,724
4,674
67, 2U
120,079
57,492
18
249,888
25,053
157,832
112,747
249,296
17,710
11,658
4,591
33,202
5,495
76,863
126,412
52,490
10
241
16
52
5
70
282
151
77
1,035
477
71
35
459
20
273
47
90
U
66
435
209
129
2,141
826
111
86
722
21
98
23
31
8
40
116
84
33
308
89
70
73
424
72
97
32
24
6
42
U2
107
43
414
103
33
58
551
21
38
34
21
7
45
63
55
28
150
22
51
46
276
24
38
39
12
5
36
91
57
25
195
19
76
47
335
25
52
47
63
2
98
93
40
32
158
26
107
83
300
26
4«
73
26
8
88
120
48
33
158
a
111
88
320
27
46
65
222
15
353
87
31
12
68
7
176
90
244
28
31
78
56
16
274
74
42
20
89
6
234
108
264
29
55
49
168
44
385
23
15
5
26
1
156
67
71
30
45
70
27
52
201
22
17
2
13
182
102
57
.11
179
19
50
U9
270
8
5
6
83
142
22
32
209
18
a
124
139
4
"i
5
78
156
23
.33
144
34
49
91
7
54
34
147
"i
36
50
94
3
9
55
.35
51
44
49
67
16
18
50
53
11
7
3«
37
101
97
285
69
371
537
309
172
986
355
533
332
1,343
38
98
87
146
61
209
829
476
230
2,350
646
628
364
1,613
39
22,581
6,824
25,228
5,557
23,678
14,319
7,033
4,727
23,863
3,859
40,171
23,757
33,153
40
7,270
3,962
5,554
; 1,160
8,320
21,121
7,847
5,076
33,314
5,858
31,501
21,744
32,335
41
511
112
419
237
631
U3
92
37
291
136
U6
352
430
42
574
145
203
261
551
225
137
31
545
ao
131
332
508
43
265,157
7,916
150,708
89,949
185,571
2,431
1,421
641
2,571
1,065
7,611
73,018
10,314
14
266,302
6,167
153,326
82,587
193,091
5,257
1,490
418
5,030
2,031
5,347
58,382
8,373
45
435
78
142
229
246
22
34
8
53
37
67
236
130
4«
465
94
136
254
296
31
45
7
86
29
74
237
228
47
229,697
2,739
115,967
83,873
142,208
125
231
57
391
214
2,708
57,322
1,254
48
247,178
3,055
143,021
81,282
153,197
219
424
45
556
168
3,325
51,789
2,866
49
118
30
94
50
122
16
30
8
56
25
17
86
109
no
27,271
1,935
15,220
3,848
24,300
166
581
229
513
193
1,152
10,233
3,565
51
106
34
269
23
388
UO
43
24
ae
91
87
135
246
52
8,199
3,242
19,5a
2,228
20,063
2,140
609
355
1,767
658
3,751
5,463
5,485
53
10
205
2
22
5
365
162
UO
685
283
105
333
1,101
S4
9
317
2
23
557
184
150
946
355
127
377
1,517
95
7,548
111,221
530
6,852
9,027
20,069
4,746
5,085
11,595
3,925
99,041
313,031
57,982
H
8,631
155,225
3,333
8,445
26,870
3,960
7,587
14,267
5,236
134,576
295,003
105,703
57
U
77
6
14
ii
377
293
158
939
503
74
145
879
98
8
65
3
13
1
446
377
215
1,527
883
48
126
851
99
1,494
25,974
6,192
2,924
2,005
25,891
U,161
15,268
22,115
10,728
17,216
24,360
56,026
60
1,985
18,784
219
3,414
1
28,325
15,515
17,023
32,227
17,586
5,478
28,255
47,218
61
328
103
152
243
435
241.
97
67
1,U9
346
387
345
489
62
320
77
109
233
382
364
U5
94
1,256
459
574
397
550
63
431,157
123,890
a9,229
134,829
497, 554
9,207
1,754
1,746
13,5a
3,474
329,653
394,573
15,850
64
375,523
38,555
147,897
132,380
471,911
12,901
2.714
2,000
15,128
3,223
415,812
399,517
23,358
65
47
12
35
23
192
34
20
21
285
74
209
63
100
66
34
5
14
28
155
55
13
26
238
61
338
35
79
67
2,322
1,013
1,560
881
7,211
1,056
230
272
4,682
511
11,250
7,813
1,686
68
2,139
83
334
702
4,649
1,180
194
420
3,395
571
17,347
4,853
1,493
69
41,724
2,903
23,912
2,313
45,930
8,980
2,305
3,658
9,230
2,051
19,122
11,791
14,195
70
51,883
3,726
12,229
3,136
31,273
6,023
2,144
1,182
U,943
3,24«
10,095
13,754
12,407
71
917
272
719
268
1,435
312
449
235
2,218
74«
337
703
2,070
72
959
378
391
294
1,053
1,179
523
318
4,174
1,253
972
760
2,629
73
399
263
385
256
711
751
409
243
2,203
717
828
653
1,955
74
386
362
239
264
539
1,143
561
323
3,764
1,162
1,012
726
2,445
75
21
245
8
31
16
615
378
ao
1,432
679
150
418
1,628
76
14
355
5
34
1
843
431
288
2,271
1,124
157
453
2,020
77
514
56
617
59
1,283
170
33
29
450
151
829
228
214
78
510
72
266
42
799
147
U
20
282
95
1,015
223
203
79
11,355
2,598
60,295
1,737
171,365
4,450
535
832
7,671
1,437
106,199
14,588
5,244
80
10,781
2,809
12,830
1,409
33,239
3,261
230
766
5,503
1,052
111,856
13,375
4,535
81
12
9
129
15
107
30
97
40
47
18
55
82
403
163
6,107
1,723
4,640
375
75
1,045
375
866
280
340
83
81
16
13
47
25
18
35
35
84
29,105
722
14,895
14,225
5,593
1,116
5,005
810
85
10
10
38
6
19
H6
11,055
300
7,554
1,655
1,095
87
12
13
17
34
88
595
2,211
630
3,301
80
144
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 1. -FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for items shown in italics are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explanations.
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number 1959 ,
1954.
Decrease in farms due to change in
farm definition 1954 to 1959 number .
Approximate land area acres 1959 .
Proportion in farms percent 1959.
Land in farms acres 1959 .
1954.
» of farm acres 1959 .
1954.
Average s
Value of tanil and buildings:
Avimot per farm dcUars 1959
I9S(.
Average per acre dotUirs 1959 .
1951,.
Proportitm of farms reporting value percent 1959 .
1951,.
Land in faims according to use:
Cropland
20 to 39a
.10 to 49 a
ted farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959. .
1954..
farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
farms tepCTting 1959 . .
1954 . .
farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
100 to 199 a
200 to 499 ■
500 to 999 a
1,000 or mor
Cropland not harvested a
farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Cultivated s
jw farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1959 .
t pastured farms reporting 1959 .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . - . farms ref«rting 1959 . .
1954 . .
1954..
Improved pasture (see texO farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
1964 . -
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc ) acres 1959 .
Cropland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Land (ttstured, total farms repotinp 1959 .
1954..
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1^59 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 , .
1954..
Land-use (xactices:
CraplatU in cover crops ifarms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959.
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contort farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959..
Land in strip- cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting 1959 .
System of terraces on crop and paatve Imd farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
15
'1,472,000
96.7
1,422,981
'1,520,726
1,483.8
1,446.9
148,743
126.509
100.41
1,489
54
20,417
328
526
1,762
1,770
79
115
18,880
3,387,520
5.7
60.5
35,518
2,048,406
46,974
1,758,266
108.3
1,162.5
89.3
993.4
22,017
36,998
12,020
31,374
226.41
56.56
142.69
49.79
1,649
1,637
101,706
105,453
1,697
1,260
1,301
1,401
1,299
42,715
38,114
24,379
12,588
250.19
144.56
124, 239
133,213
339.5
289.0
25,146
17,728
67.48
57.59
746
1,072,640
14.3
153,363
149,816
60.5
41.5
25,609
14,855
504.23
363.66
1,674
2,238
21,575
25,378
1,115
1,560
243
316
1,061
1,432
19,805
20,518
1,136
39,435
48,192
2,135
2,964
1,804
2,610
1,299
1,746
387
247
17
110,030
41.5
45,707
45,499
218.7
154.2
31,225
22,345
147.45
148.14
313
1,110,400
12.8
141,770
151,328
81.5
64.3
36,562
22,992
455.93
350.44
1,381
1,761
58,396
56,219
1,222
1,542
28,000
28,602
1,649
2,166
1,409
1,399
headquarters
WASHINGTON
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County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[D&ca for Items shown in italics are based on repoits for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For dorinilions and explai
WahStlalmm Walla Walla Whatocm
F*R^6, ACREAGE. AND VALIT
Farms niimbec 1959 .
19S< .
Decrease in farms due to chanfte in
fam definition 1954 to 1959 numliw .
Approximate land area. aci«s 1959 .
Proportion in faiTns percent 1959 .
Land in farms acres 1959 .
Averages
! 1959 .
Average fee acre jioltare J95S.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
1 to 9 acres farms repcrung 1959 .
1954 .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1959.,
1954 .
30 to 49 tens farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
50 to 99 a
. farms tepcrting 1959 .
lOO to 199 acres farms re^Kating 1959 .
1954.
200 to 499 acres farms reportinc 1959 .
1954.
500 tr> 999 acres farms repeating 1959 .
1954 .
1,000 or nxre acres farms roporting 1959.
Cropland used only Itx pastiffe farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
IIM..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Cultivated summr* fallow famts repcrting 1959 . .
1954 .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Soil-improvement gra-ssea and legumes farms repotting 1959 . .
acres 1959 .
OUier CT0f>land (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 . .
Woodland pa-sUrod farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Woodland not (xstured farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Oth« F»stire (not cropland and not «xiodIand) . . . farms reportinfc 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Impoved pasture (see text) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
19S4 . .
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959..
1954 . .
Cropland, I«U1 farms repeating 1959. .
1954..
Land (asUnd, toUl farms repeating 1959 .
1954 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 .
IiTigated land in farm farms reporting rt59 . .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954 .
Land-tjse practices:
Cropland in cover crove //<»
Cropland uted lor jrain or row
cropo famed on the centotf Jar
Land in Itrip-croppinf ayafemj ^or
leil-eroeian control far
Sjfaten of terrace e on ettrp and paebge land for
•eporting I95S..
acreetS69.
reporting 1969.
acretl969..
909
1,344,000
11.1
143,604
166,136
50.9
38.2
25,824
14,072
502.78
419.19
1,962
2,575
35,653
39,828
1,009
1,549
407
457
1,784
3,011
35,758
41,860
885
1,170
16,101
19,466
1,351
1,731
38,659
43,430
698
2,535
3,848
2,519
3,703
1,905
2,619
203
123
225
1,128,320
72.9
822,008
825,785
274.9
229.8
47,235
31,993
166.84
140.79
2,423
2,995
299,904
290,158
969
1,107
28,483
29,553
1,441
1,519
131,599
124,744
967
1,134
95,060
104,390
335
18,399
513
18,140
1,195
160,944
185,006
1,112
95,332
99,292
2,678
3,245
2,070
2,522
1,523
1,710
462
695
75
1,591,040
50.5
803,776
795,902
499.9
415.0
1,481
1,787
98,939
107,947
1,013
1,337
446,039
459,570
1,560
1,859
1,397
1,749
1,393
1,661
283
311
1,293
60
2,300
290
458,880
31.0
142,170
157,202
116.5
89.0
25,001
14,135
1,153
20,520
23,779
22,066
18,469
24,778
18,661
678
227
687
339
31,476
5,995
22,612
6,202
370
59
473
93
13,516
779
15,255
932
7,268
5,740
1,086
1,485
1,104
1,494
844
1,195
172,160
15.3
26,299
33,235
19,831
18,808
267.15
255.80
62
614,080
101.1
'822,729
'822,993
838.7
747.5
122,360
87,012
157.41
131.13
315
1,365,760
13.5
185,045
197,984
58.7
49.1
23,964
16,046
413.85
327.30
2,693
3,309
70,870
70,509
2,112
2,749
40,814
41,616
1,199
246
3,093
1,027
1,499
23,989
31,272
875
1,094
24,010
32, 220
2,984
3.303
2,708
3,563
1,699
2,253
597
374
'1,386,880
107.1
'1,485,709
'1,419,001
314.5
723.6
162,282
114,603
193.92
155.76
1,670
1,777
669,672
625,478
667
681
27,752
23,465
1,427
1,492
360,709
362,549
1,359
1,428
332,525
341,647
208
15,371
147
12,813
1,722
1,823
1,282
1,340
'The excess of rarm acreage over approximate land area la due
en thcnj£h a part of the farm may be situated In an adjoining coi
27
1,650
78
57.748
11
7,944
8
734
the fact that the entire acreage of a farm Is tabulated as in the county in which the headquarters is located.
146
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED
(For definitions and explanatio
e text)
Irrigated fanns numlwr 1
Proportion of all farms percent 1
Land in irrigated fanns s
Average size of farm a
Land in Inisated fatns atxonling to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporlinp 1
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1
■20 to 29 acres fanns repeating 1
30 to 49 acres fanns reporting 1
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1
200 to 499 acres fams reportin
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting 1
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting 1
Soil-imptwvemont passes and legumes farms reporting 1
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting 1
Land irrigated in Census year a
Irrigated by sprinklers farms repeating 1
Sprinklers only farms reporting 1
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting 1
Otiior irrigated land (not cropland harvested) a
Farms Irrigated, by number of acres irrigated:
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1
10 li) 19 acres farms reportin
20 to -29 acres fams reporting 1
:10 lo 49 acres farms reportin
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1
100 to 199 acres fams reportin
200 to 499 acres farms reportin
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1
l.nOO or more acres farms reporting I
l^nd irrigated, by source of walet:
Ground water sources on fanjl farms reporting 1
Ground water sources on farm only farms reporting 1
Surface sources on farm farms reporting 1
Surface sources on farm only farms reportin
Imgation organization sourcei farms reportin
Irrigation organization sources only farms reporting 1
Both farm ground water sources
and surface sources farms reporting 1
Both inigation organization and farm
^ound water or farm surface sources farms reportin
19,292
18,844
37.4
28.9
6,216,373
5,013,494
322.2
266.1
17,903
17,329
1,331,151
1,036,169
5,239
5,951
3,055
3,101
1,656
1,680
2,200
2,078
2,629
2,318
1,781
1,289
6,857
6,069
319,021
185,561
4,413
3,997
1,479
375,177
302,954
357
79,826
5,701
7,012
2,861,601
2,4i7,190
2,696
4,459
76,570
100,883
3,104
2,746
940,165
802,431
1,006,969
778,135
10,481
342,665
7,991
251,603
16,800
16,506
792,362
600,219
214,607
5,662
3,540
1,996
2,498
2,746
1,866
853
108
3,911
118,157
3,020
83,153
3,760
143,671
3,039
106,756
12,900
745,141
12, 0«
683,565
27,551
397
105,939
359,250
205,654
1,U9.2
1,619.3
5,739
77
3,819
13,204
88
8,974
44,752
9,898
3,528
6,399
11
2,273
105,697
59,813
565.2
191.1
1,093
64,672
59,433
1,081
40,286
37,580
14,997
1,544
1,691
94.4
90.2
163,371
140,195
105.8
82.9
1,511
1,667
32,383
30,324
30,985
28,070
1,159
21,245
872
15,348
1,493
1,665
28,992
26,952
1,993
1,227
21,675
1,126
19,058
29,629
27,973
102.9
4,317
5,251
6,246
1,935
47
1,498
31,082
23,828
93.9
86.3
3,544
2,821
3,237
3,514
207
3,436
112,153
79,285
1,304.1
1,132.6
3,026
51
2,696
WASHINGTON
147
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Douglas
Ferry
Franilln
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Kllokltat
Lewis
514
56
617
59
1,283
170
33
29
450
151
829
223
214
1
510
72
266
42
799
147
11
20
282
95
1,015
223
208
2
55.0
19.3
83.2
21.5
35.7
19.0
6.7
10.9
15.2
16.7
91.6
30.8
9.6
3
51.5
17.8
64.4
14.0
73.3
11.1
1.7
5.6
5.4
6.1
89.7
23.0
7.4
4
245,319
158,344
236,132
98,335
633,485
23,282
4,129
4,506
19,831
6,556
484,853
260,669
37,739
9
149,902
76,802
132,738
85,230
384,515
19,880
1,(»1
3,913
15,237
4,413
573,351
239,329
33,674
B
477.3
2,827.6
332.7
1,666.7
493.3
137.0
125.1
155.4
44.1
43.4
584.9
1,143.3
176.4
7
293.9
1,066.7
499.0
2,029.3
481.2
135.2
99.2
195.6
54.2
46.5
564.9
1,073.2
161.9
8
504
55
599
57
1,247
164
30
27
405
132
692
216
193
9
501
72
246
42
784
142
U
20
268
90
841
215
188
10
35,683
5,303
68,350
21,886
138,516
7,549
874
1,000
6,805
1,441
65,393
24,302
10,803
11
27,875
7,268
24,598
20,712
101,991
5,009
266
927
6,276
1,048
73,742
22,427
9,730
12
240
2
48
3
70
67
12
4
260
88
64
34
31
13
265
4
90
3
64
48
5
4
138
57
98
30
29
H
97
6
29
3
39
12
3
6
54
13
65
30
23
15
93
4
22
1
41
12
2
1
52
16
79
29
30
16
38
3
21
6
45
U
4
3
30
8
44
20
26
17
38
6
12
2
35
15
1
5
25
5
68
24
27
18
46
9
62
93
23
4
7
29
14
105.
38
41
19
43
14
25
1
35
29
1
3
31
U
107
32
39
20
28
12
222
4
348
28
5
5
21
3
171
40
46
21
20
20
55
4
264
29
2
6
13
223
40
34
22
19
14
167
7
373
18
2
2
7
1
155
24
16
23
14
12
24
7
179
9
6
179
31
21
24
13
9
37
21
222
5
4
82
22
10
25
9
11
7
9
36
1
74
20
8
26
14
6
7
36
6
6
27
U
1
4
8
20
3
8
6
2R
9
5
7
7
6
7
11
10
2
3
29
•lO
63
23
268
18
356
101
19
23
98
54
561
138
158
31
53
26
137
18
183
96
3
19
94
34
602
134
174
32
14,366
1,652
11,891
2,24«
22,111
4,221
568
1,066
3,802
378
49,215
8,177
5,093
33
2,355
1,227
3,661
2,248
4,404
4,725
179
1,016
3,618
448
29,566
5,600
4,644
34
116
29
324
43
470
41
6
7
34
35
129
68
50
35
143
33
33
34
414
50
4
3
50
29
lU
56
61
36
51
25
57
39
102
4
3
3
19
U
58
30
18
37
23,791
1,030
16,872
17,887
34,750
27
14
33
128
129
1,725
12,099
206
38
18,599
926
18,800
15,616
28,958
42
19
14
84
31
1,948
4,492
427
39
23
4
74
13
35
5
2
1
22
13
14
18
14
40
4,531
534
4,083
985
12,007
52
17
6
158
125
385
2,121
975
41
65
8
243
5
359
33
4
3
64
20
80
35
24
42
2,533
928
U,630
495
15,851
269
56
22
396
155
3,391
884
1,069
43
100
24
89
57
335
40
6
8
87
44
353
78
68
14
85
19
43
35
259
39
2
3
49
23
540
92
57
45
152,716
91,736
102, 7U
52,000
315,156
1,985
103
310
2,893
498
279,671
87,914
3,843
46
84,671
16,680
77,538
44,600
210,600
2,104
39
51
1,125
426
351,646
97,745
2,486
47
29
4
26
U
133
10
3
3
43
19
204
30
32
**
25
2
11
16
147
16
1
2
23
15
337
51
23
49
1,242
105
872
195
4,873
270
24
33
1,016
141
11,112
2,021
561
SO
1,621
18
254
332
4,524
448
U
30
472
238
17,335
1,554
409
51
9
49
3
5
12
104
24
25
125
U6
119
142
136
52
2
67
2
3
1
86
8
19
90
71
122
136
125
53
2,129
55,778
6,722
2,280
10,657
7,505
2,323
1,356
3,982
2,946
67,241
121,913
13,292
54
1,025
48,156
179
1,292
1
6,532
523
1,704
2,846
1,963
105,715
105,781
14,021
55
U,855
2,598
60,295
1,737
171,365
4,450
535
832
7,671
1,437
106,199
14,683
5,244
5B
10,781
2,809
12,830
1,409
83,239
3,261
230
766
5,503
1,052
111,356
13,375
4,536
57
421
42
337
56
501
137
25
22
372
131
39
91
204
58
8,772
2,349
27,715
1,678
42,060
4,265
496
733
7,227
1,356
2,379
2,736
5,052
59
327
40
177
52
233
131
25
21
356
131
23
75
203
60
6,484
2,206
16,934
1,487
22,725
4,U7
496
7U
7,172
1,356
817
2,365
5,041
61
494
53
592
46
1,240
113
24
17
363
111
690
185
93
62
501
70
245
32
775
94
10
14
251
80
836
186
98
63
10,393
2,474
52,355
1,474
153,104
2,133
277
454
4,523
835
62,913
7,944
1,983
64
10,335
2,697
U,262
1,140
77,125
1,296
125
288
3,603
765
70,660
8,971
1,943
65
1,462
L24
7,940
263
13,261
2,317
258
378
3,148
602
43,286
6,744
3,261
66
243
11
48
13
80
73
16
8
289
103
83
43
59
67
122
8
36
18
44
21
7
3
51
26
93
28
47
68
41
7
16
9
40
22
3
5
35
11
49
20
45
60
48
8
42
7
86
26
5
7
34
6
79
43
37
70
36
14
218
9
362
19
2
6
26
3
163
<,7
21
71
21
7
2U
3
417
7
11
2
205
35
4
72
2
1
1
41
2
231
21
2
2
4
123
23
6
11
1
1
73
74
75
220
9
27
24
210
64
15
6
158
58
35
46
91
76
5,284
231
1,324
615
14,498
2,289
304
159
1,859
252
1,897
1,273
1,373
77
188
6
23
20
165
55
13
4
124
52
12
42
85
78
4,185
143
1,363
509
10,110
1,738
278
134
1,376
230
1,422
1,074
1,721
7fl
75
50
13
39
24
97
18
25
191
91
17D
76
123
80
2,921
2,367
369
1,122
2,371
2,104
229
673
5,248
1,174
16,969
5,361
3,321
81
55
47
8
35
12
83
16
23
152
85
93
71
122
82
2,194
2,295
484
950
952
1,687
207
644
4,233
1,126
9,503
3,779
3,116
83
258
586
1,100
18
2
151
9
720
113
1
84
3,650
234
57,602
576
154,496
1,055
57
18
2
2
564
127
11
7
87,333
635
8,049
109
50
1
85
86
3,062
56,412
148,032
57
2
494
11
74,944
7,738
50
87
13
3
4
6
9
2
2
23
5
4
2
6
88
1,055
160
278
1,402
968
48
54
1,177
68
103
244
357
89
24
10
45
24
2
85
4
90
1,359
2,036
10,819
341
2
20,227
1,353
91
148 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(Fof definitions cmd explu
Iirigated farms -. number 1
Propoclion of all farms .percent 1
Land in irrigated farms t
Average si ze of farm I
Land in Inigated fafms accoiding lo use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1
30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1
263,592
28i,571
2,928.8
3,347.9
9,708
9,920
179.8
220.4
1,401
1,299
79.5
73.4
687,412
603,219
490.7
1,366
1,245
55,566
49,247
7,836
50.1
41.2
24,886
29,192
444.4
417.0
23,480
15,423
60.7
62.4
18,090
12,012
122.2
109.2
50 lo 99 acri
100 to 199 •
200 to 499 a
500 to 999 a
1,000 or mor
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reportin
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting 1
Cultivated sunmier fallow farms reporting 1
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting 1
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting 1
Improved pasture farms reporting 1
Woodland, total farms reportin
Land irrigated in Census year a
Irrigated by sprinklers farms reporting 1
Sprinklers only farms reporting 1
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting 1
(Dther irrigated land (not cropland harvested) .
Fafms irrigated, by numbet of acres ifiigated:
Ho9acre8
10 lo 19 acres
20to29acn
30to49acn
50 lo 99 acn
100 to 199 a
20O lo 499 a
500 to 999 a
1,000 cr mor
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reportin
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
, farms reporting 1
4,303
72
3,981
19,450
1,342
1,232
37,930
32,338
4,785
4,957
356
4,778
3,192
2,148
1,939
3,339
1,358
2,238
Ground water sources on farm only farms reporting 1
Surface sources on farm farms reporting 1
Surface sources on farm only farms reporting 1
2,053
203
1,769
Irrigation organization sou
Irrigation organization s
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
2,823
105
7,313
WASHINGTON 149
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For de^itiona and explu
Snohcmish
WahJdalouD Walla Walla
Imgsted faims number 1959 .
L&nd in irrigated fwms.
Xvenge size of faiTn .
Land in Irrigated fanns according to iise:
Cropland h«rveaU<d fanns reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
19M
9 reporting 1959
19M
10 to 19 acrcts farms reporting 1959
1954
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting 1959
1954
a reporting 1959
200 to 499 acres. .
500 to 999 acres. .
1.000 a man ten
Cropland used only for pasture .
Cropland not Karvested and n
CullivalAd sufnner fallow .
.Soil-imFTOvement grasses and leguntcft
Other cropland (idle and crop failtre)
Other pasture (not crofJand and not woodland) . .
Woodland, total. .
1954
;1959
arms reporti
1954
s repeating 1959
1954
9 reporting 1959
1954
9 reporting 1959
1954
9 reptrting 1959
1954
9 reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
9 reporting 1959
1954
'arms reporting 1959
acres 1959
1954
reporting 1959
acres 1959
'arms reporting 1959
acres 1959
9 reporting 1959
farms repeating 1959
1954
Land irrigated in Census year acres 1959
1954
Irrigatfld by sprinklers farms reporting 1959
acrosie59
SpnnklerB only farms reporting 1959
acrra 1959
Irrigated cropland hwested farms ropcrting 1950
1954
acres 1959
1954
Other irrigated land (not cropland harvnsled) acres 1959
Farms irrigated, by nunber of acres Inlgated:
1 Lo 9 arres farms rcpofting 1959 ,
10 to 19 acres farms roporting 1959 .
HiO to '29 acres farms reporting 1959
30 to 49 acres farms reporUng 1959
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959
100 to 199 acres farms repoting 1959
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 .
500 lo 999 »cn*s farms reporting 1959
1.000 « rrwro acres farms reporting 1969
Land irrigated, by source of water:
Ooond walor •sources on farm farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
Ground water iiources on farm only farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
Sirface sources on farm fanns reporting 1959
acres 1959
Staface sources on farm only farma repcrUng 1959
acres 1959
Imgation organization sowcea farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
Imgation rvganitation sowcea only farms repealing 1959
acres 1959
Both farm ffoxntd water sovrce*
and surfarn nources farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
Both imgalion crganization and farm
f^ound water cr farm surface sowers farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
19,553
10,995
96.3
3,114
2,886
3,182
3,429
91
3,383
9,1W
13,272
3,503
184,292
129,340
651.2
415.9
2,694
2,074
399
4,737
2,410
225
27
33
21
1,588
1,177
334
8i
42
45
1,889
1,036
745
122
112
106
196
132
90
10,282
9,200
8,919
9,997
8,215
4,653
79
53
52
98
61
39
1,KI9
2,341
1,007
1,406
1,119
774
126
249
166
193
256
157
24,440
1J9,325
14,757
X,390
86,502
24,130
12,617
9,864
5,866
13,602
9,900
5,245
7,129
7,396
2,735
2,724
3,U9
3,142
1,203
3,863
53
168
1,040
3,608
226
85
8,569
1,990
219
82
8,402
1,946
1,561
5,192
97.6
399.4
27,833
24,387
9,463
15,337
199
7,980
42,981
24,399
72.0
65.2
66,541
2,021
21,189
816
192
56
280
18
5,169
1,040
5,766
276
28
253
22
165
39,417
5,791
18,025
3,783
37,296
16,669
32,942
8,662
9,028
5,096
7,641
328,454
276,250
2,119.1
1,892.1
5,536
9,314
3,126
150
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS. LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
(Fof definitions and explanatioi
Chelan Clallam Clark Columbi.
number
number
number
number
number
number
Land in farms:
1.000 Uj 1.999 acres
acres
Cropland harvested;
Any cropland harvested farms reporting
51 , 577
65,175
6,701
13,76*
18,7fti
23,890
3,231
3,535
«,>126
5,075
3,188
3,35*
2,842
2,923
1,453
1,423
1,143
1,140
3,366
3,501
2,893
3,010
3,630
3,560
2,016
18,716,972
17,641,429
31,837
65,703
451,242
566,118
187,241
205,082
360,943
412,058
370,956
389,272
447,388
461,276
285,951
280,546
271,314
271,346
1,207,497
1,261,184
2,061,172
2,152,351
13,041,431
11,576,493
2,809,630
42,290
50,419
,412,466
,342,833
4,067
7,342
12,792
19,847
14,277
17,900
165,555
192,497
2,779
2,994
72,168
71,206
3,899
.,466
2,868
3,037
137,739
127,147
2,588
2,644
164.181
145,863
1,347
1,286
103,393
83,278
1,053
1,051
98,107
85,720
3,130
3,302
447,068
426,029
2,768
2,923
765,594
786,301
3,514
3,469
2,311,996
2,258.579
1,974
953,604
1,706
9,144
1.721
6,566
1,923
3,522
1.219
31,716
22,721
111,196
119,513
905,910
880,981
279,364
723
4,853
5,260
18,278
26,826
337,649
255,594
62,189
562,809
595,186
1,054
1.70O
12,699
15,089
4,868
4,732
4,667
2.552
4,481
3,294
15.989
12,528
13,450
9,608
482,192
524,478
37,765
1,077
1,185
177,546
177,731
215,646
246,105
2,324
2,995
15,649
16,422
4,519
4,356
5,794
6,549
5,513
7,347
9,561
9,783
6.354
6,851
5,725
4,566
20,911
22,364
33,540
29,320
105,556
135,552
32,591
1,580
1,770
36,395
36,247
220
874
7,685
11 , 575
4,114
5,663
7,272
10,197
8,621
9,204
7,232
5,722
12,849
10,867
6,494
4,298
5,410
3,400
1,628
1,016
1,354
1,884
188,479
208,414
1,810
5,105
33.205
43,776
13,542
15,069
27,764
31,186
19,175
24,468
21,102
22,713
12.246
14.923
8.528
7.237
27,936
24,251
12,584
9,554
10,587
10,122
8,387
2,254
3,146
52,797
56,821
237
592
672
1,524
1,063
1,482
10.715
14,793
197
224
1,894
2,253
1,387
2.163
2,565
2,159
18,083
20,233
49,991
54,294
282,130
255,015
79,635
5,761
255
7,342
180
120
11
126
14
5,925
828
5,348
908
54
7
68
11
2,559
537
3,107
927
33
11
29
9
1,920
937
1,720
953
70
46
69
51
6,975
7
719
5,%0
8
474
18
65
15
71
2,888
18
152
1,133
23
700
6
95
7
93
2,088
85
309
1,312
79,066
WASHINGTON
HARVESTED. BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
151
Douglas
Ferry
ETnnVHn
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
935
233
742
274
1,497
896
493
266
2,952
906
905
741
2,230
1
990
403
413
300
1,090
1,324
657
356
5,181
1,550
1,131
796
2,793
2
176
4
43
2
56
90
28
17
723
120
62
19
120
3
204
18
73
6
45
270
85
49
2,109
428
166
29
289
4
207
12
58
5
105
350
243
101
1,607
629
199
115
80O
5
225
27
81
9
89
493
301
133
2,354
936
207
%
1,016
6
29
3
14
4
55
70
57
16
155
61
37
25
133
7
22
3
15
4
54
94
78
21
204
70
38
28
205
8
13
11
88
2
190
89
55
29
196
37
109
43
312
9
22
14
32
1
170
124
59
29
230
53
153
36
394
10
18
28
142
6
176
72
29
28
124
32
80
48
228
11
13
32
31
11
102
94
45
37
120
33
109
49
279
12
12
23
125
2
229
77
20
22
65
13
108
48
173
13
13
42
22
2
131
78
29
28
71
9
124
56
199
14
13
16
68
6
96
32
18
16
29
6
46
17
103
15
U
23
13
5
61
44
18
18
38
11
46
27
108
16
/,
15
33
2
88
29
9
13
16
5
39
30
88
17
3
30
9
3
45
28
13
13
19
6
45
36
79
18
34
51
48
42
204
65
31
19
26
3
103
90
161
19
40
78
6
47
103
69
23
18
22
2
118
106
168
20
107
47
16
73
95
17
3
2
9
60 ■
107
55
21
U5
67
15
96
83
22
5
7
U
"i
60
U6
44
22
322
73
107
130
303
5
3
2
62
199
7
23
322
69
116
U6
207
8
"i
3
3
"i
60
217
12
24
163
49
31
88
88
3
1
2
25
80
7
25
1,012,561
298,247
590,027
344,094
1,075,6*2
99,529
38,702
35,123
114,719
29,776
580,035
960,614
255,012
26
961,482
251,472
480,390
348,869
953,892
118,217
46,328
37,977
145,111
42,677
680,672
943,068
292,394
27
9U
17
192
2
235
451
U3
92
3,319
578
293
75
536
28
1,095
55
325
18
214
1,330
433
233
9,836
2,231
721
129
1,480
29
4,246
319
1,138
153
2,649
8,631
6,485
2,777
35,355
13,506
4,542
2,977
22,529
30
4,681
683
1,369
244
2,302
11,949
8,089
3,505
49,898
18,864
4,877
2,406
28,715
31
1,673
171
847
237
3,346
4,001
3,306
919
3,833
3,454
2,154
1,430
10,756
32
1,252
159
871
255
3,224
5,510
4,509
1,186
11,747
4,007
2,254
1,581
12,184
3S
1,114
930
7,684
173
15,543
7,310
4,506
2,466
15,839
3,144
8,835
3,509
25,402
34
1,840
1,161
2,597
80
13,306
10,167
4,811
2,435
18,484
4,353
12,931
3,040
31,972
35
2,128
3,277
16,793
716
20,798
8,205
3,359
3,290
14,412
3,605
9,531
5,553
26,336
36
1,472
3,829
3,535
1,288
12,315
10,918
5,156
4,323
13,941
3,841
12,972
5,733
32,299
37
1,917
3,541
19,783
321
36,092
12,182
3,100
3,448
10,113
1,975
17,152
7,622
27,102
38
2,060
6,618
3,489
290
20,712
12,349
4,591
4,420
11,123
1,352
19,904
3,314
31,544
39
2,587
3,147
13,269
1,182
18,881
6,296
3,614
3,104
5,708
1,184
9,067
3,343
20,365
40
2,116
4,496
2,563
994
12,112
8,719
3,590
3,461
7,447
2,152
9,138
5,354
21,200
U
975
3,540
7,886
475
21,056
6,915
2,078
3,032
3,545
1,215
9,298
7,141
20,825
4!
740
7,148
2,094
711
10,789.
6,742
3,060
3,060
4,394
1,447
10,722
8,626
18,766
43
12,594
18,871
16,229
15,697
70,974
23,034
10,098
6,259
9,143
1,U5
36,139
33,935
55,958
44
15,327
28,401
2,220
17,925
37,059
23,493
8,291
5,668
7,687
740
42,677
39,500
57,872
45
81,978
34,248
11,642
53,521
68,422
10,982
2,023
1,226
6,123
41,443
74,941
34,493
46
86,591
48,117
11,086
69,507
60,853
13,780
2,788
4,446
6,565
990
42,319
73,756
28,125
47
902,438
230,186
494,564
271,617
817,645
11,522.
8,510
2,279
441,581
820,083
10,705
43
844,308
150,800
450,241
257,557
780,506
U,260
i,oio
5,240
3,989
2,700
522,157
789,129
28,237
49
230,666
71,552
45,549
120,829
121,265
3,245
1,500
2,279
34,372
107,424
10,705
SO
904
253
690
265
1,403
672
383
187
1,801
622
7a
651
1,806
91
932
358
359
290
993
884
484
253
3,018
975
884
717
2,283
52
242,890
19,519
164,228
101,570
310,877
18,632
10,282
3,998
26,724
4,674
67,211
120,079
57,492
53
249,888
25,053
157,832
112,747
249,296
17,710
11,658
4,591
33,202
5,495
76,863
126,412
62,490
54
162
2
24
32
53
13
10
399
61
15
12
36
55
174
7
41
"i
29
110
36
23
975
226
33
17
135
56
659
8
73
109
118
31
17
952
127
41
27
89
57
641
14
U5
"i
92
225
89
51
2,123
449
99
40
368
56
199
7
46
5
83
229
173
57
923
433
110
93
595
59
215
21
71
7
73
302
216
85
1,460
605
140
79
781
60
2,338
90
534
52
1,417
1,660
1,545
448
7,747
2,307
1,523
1,213
6,340
61
2,979
168
713
60
1,027
1,900
1,915
494
11,001
2,827
1,717
834
7,922
62
29
3
14
3
54
55
45
12
112
49
30
17
154
63
21
1
14
4
48
67
60
17
157
53
35
a
178
64
859
94
613
66
2,531
743
790
133
2,156
568
886
312
3,010
65
627
14
648
126
2,069
1,048
1,073
106
2,882
580
i,ai
433
3,567
69
12
9
86
1
184
73
52
26
143
31
103
37
269
67
1 20
12
30
1
160
108
48
25
184
37
146
30
361
es
497
184
4,765
9
U,020
1,816
1,360
499
3,766
440
4,512
951
6,729
69
619
285
1,573
23
9,277
2,301
l,lil
475
4,255
506
6,800
815
8,571
70
18
24
138
6
170
60
23
22
93
28
71
39
a7
71
U
28
27
10
101
74
40
31
106
29
102
44
266
72
991
716
11,284
134
14,772
1,741
779
589
3,388
669
4,219
1,333
6,752
73
413
845
1,896
429
8,366
1,806
1,570
649
3,7a
530
6,411
1,456
7,835
74
12
a
124
2
aa
64
20
18
59
9
104
40
160
75
12
36
21
2
118
73
28
26
59
7
US
51
180
78
774
743
U,173
41
25,034
2,412
1,149
593
2,476
266
8,202
1,755
6,665
77
766
1,149
1,527
36
11,553
2,849
1,346
767
2,575
196
9,371
2,750
6,409
7S
13
14
66
6
94
31
16
12
26
6
44
14
93
79
9
20
13
5
58
36
16
U
32
8
43
24
93
80
924
562
6,646
462
13,203
1,737
886
439
1,761
165
5,154
732
3,747
81
284
617
1,298
476
6,841
1,595
913
466
1,504
187
5,043
1,321
4,508
82
4
15
33
2
87
29
8
12
15
3
33
24
76
83
3
28
8
3
39
24
12
12
13
6
43
33
73
84
315
922
4,742
209
14,691
1,874
539
501
830
68
4,678
1,514
4,082
83
398
1,308
1,102
268
6,130
1,096
1,098
609
642
113
5,176
2,513
4,335
86
32
45
46
40
202
60
30
14
19
2
95
83
150
87
36
73
6
45
96
61
23
14
18
2
HI
99
158
88
4,390
2,558
3,470
6,119
46,504
4,497
2,350
660
2,614
64
14,541
3,568
12,057
89
5,131
4,204
1,140
7,217
19,128
3,096
1,959
507
1,297
42
15,562
12,473
12,373
90
107
44
14
71
86
14
3
2
8
56
96
50
91
114
66
15
96
77
21
4
5
11
1
57
110
42
92
30,362
3,521
3,705
19,226
29,881
1,442
353
65
771
10,361
19,454
6,776
93
34,954
6,349
4,140
29,228
24,332
1,181
509
443
2,850
5
11,877
21,357
4,998
94
316
69
99
129
190
4
2
2
55
191
7
95
317
66
113
116
194
8
1
1
3
1
56
209
11
96
199,731
10,121
112,223
75,252
151,715
592
54
263
13,094
84,220
1,245
97
203,076
10,100
143,680
74,833
159,981
613
65
24
352
60
13,096
82,420
1,604
98
158
47
30
88
86
3
2
23
74
7
99
78,234
6,170
16,824
40,354
47,371
349
263
4,937
20,952
1,245
100
152
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definit
md explai
etexl)
Farms:
\11 farms number l!tr)9
1954
I 'ntler 10 ncres number 1959
1954
10 to 49 acres number 1959
1954
50 to 60 acres number 1959
1954
70 lo 99 acres number 1959
1954
100 to 139 acres number 1959
1954
140 to 179 acres number 1959
1954
180 to 219 acres number 1959
1954
220 to 259 acres number 1959
1954
260 to 499 leres number 1959
1954
50O to 909 acres number 1959
1954
1,000 or more acres number 1959
1954
1,000 to 1,999 acres number 1959
Land in farms;
All land in farms acres 1959
1954
Under 10 acres acres 1959
1954
10 to 49 acres acres 1059
1954
50 to 69 acres acres 1959
1954
70 to 90 acres acres 1959
100 to 139 «res acres 1959
1954
140 to 179 acres acres 19.59
1954
180 to 219 acres acres 1959
1954
220 to 2S8 acres acres 1959
500 to 999 acres acres 1959
1954
1,000 or mo-e acres acres 1959
1954
Cropland harvested:
Any cropland harvested farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
I'nder 10 acres farms importing 1059
1954
acres 1959
1954
10 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
50 to 69 acres farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
1954
70 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
100 to 139 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
140 to 179 acres farms repdting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
180 to 219 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
220 to 259 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
260 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959
1954
1954
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting 1959
1,005
769
2,830
2,931
1,607
1,215
1,218
2,611
25,836
41,899
225,598
241,508
1,154,061
1,228,824
472,077
181
478
3,039
5,257
1,175
2,368
3,159
4,341
3,704
4,551
5,185
4,993
2,391
4,563
1,408
2,634
7,243
8,719
2,978
4,245
5,000
4,325
2,048,406
1,758,266
1,099
1,412
14,703
12,840
4,450
4,464
6,404
6,641
8,672
8,393
10,607
11,739
7,809
8,070
8,179
3,384
39,754
42,637
121,801
134,830
1,824,928
1,518,856
167,578
1,649
1,637
101,706
105,453
1,069
1,845
4,732
4,393
5,655
4,644
5,765
7,281
3,730
3,289
1,683
2,350
11,767
U,994
5,509
7,867
8,760
13,640
4,200
1,085
1,513
1,115
927
2,444
4,144
3,769
5,928
9,486
11,053
4,782
3,960
7,339
8,608
23,170
26,902
28,621
37,795
42,413
32, 322
24,652
1,418
1,140
1,478
153,363
149,816
3,454
6,633
25,498
31,863
7,935
7,930
15,283
16,824
12,016
14,355
11,088
11,936
8,394
8,769
6,139
7,883
19,308
22,431
12,599
10,221
31,649
10,966
3,100
1,674
2,238
21,575
25,373
996
1,346
1,811
3,063
3,213
3,994
3,589
5,381
2,084
3,088
2,837
2,883
13,204
12,756
10,852
8,050
5,911
2,816
2,411
878
1,379
19,708
28,788
11,954
12,991
15,434
18,875
18,222
18,759
12,640
14,632
8,595
8,447
7,546
5,891
22,220
16,592
13,779
13,929
10,794
10,545
6,794
1,381
1,761
58,396
56,219
125
3,623
234
2,896
30
64
34
47
1,600
11,135
1,657
6,322
12
19
9
19
1,481
6,318
1,153
6,577
2
6
2
6
402
2,706
534
1,496
WASHINGTON
153
County Table 2.
-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
WahkiaJcuiii
Walla Ualla
All turns number IPSO .
1054.
.number 1959.
1954.
.number 1959.
1954.
.number 1959.
1954.
.number 1959.
1954.
. number 1959 .
1,283
1,599
2,121
.number
.number
.number
.number
.number
.number
.number
1959.
»20 to 259 IXTOS
260 to 499 •vcres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more tctfa. . .
1,000 to 1.999 ncrea
Utid in (arms:
All land in Tarms.
fndor 10 acres
10 to 49 aciee
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acree
lOOtolSgicroa ..
140 to 179 acre.s
180 to 310 acres
220 to 250 aorei.
2110 to 480 acre.^
50O to 999 acres
1,000 or mera acres. . .
Cropland haivesM:
\ny cropland harvested Tarms repocting 1
143,604
166,136
2,076
6,423
39,179
49,572
14,831
16,652
20,690
21,868
18,782
20,559
4,668
7,105
14,661
14,071
8,544
8,392
3,327
2,165
3,327
1,962
2,575
35,653
39,828
822,008
825,785
1,482
2,825
16,718
18,171
7,326
7,014
19,837
23,267
19,458
22,693
40,213
47,651
23,407
27,938
23,762
27,974
152,801
182,956
245,816
251,480
271,188
213,816
153,037
2,423
2,995
299,904
196
390
3,819
5,067
2,301
2,581
10,917
13,025
15,172
19,137
35,772
45,442
20,7U
21,356
20,871
27,799
123,182
142,278
156,357
167,951
414,478
350,376
122,804
1,481
1,787
98,939
107,947
442
1,506
12,743
19,333
5,611
6,468
11,052
11,716
13,287
13,159
7,842
11,041
6,837
8,712
31,009
30,346
23,660
18,338
18,432
23,443
14,562
1,153
20,520
23,779
3,111
4,447
2,020
2,106
4,244
5,276
3,233
3,844
3,418
3,578
3,416
2,192
1,673
1,677
3,810
3,473
1,290
2,485
3,980
959
1,284
5,487
5,450
1,664
2,079
3,125
3,615
4,787
5,604
4,797
6,014
2,942
3,332
4,466
6,627
28,709
32,773
51,757
51,170
714,036
705,045
131,711
185,045
197,984
1,266
2,808
39,744
53,623
26,886
27,496
33,737
36,261
29,740
26,442
16,000
17,326
9,788
1,318
7,114
5,571
14,879
12,861
3,546
6,778
2,345
2,693
3,309
70,870
70,509
2,641
3,147
3,914
11,054
15,704
7,769
9,032
14,626
15,438
143,558
170,045
402,354
410,326
896,174
787,088
411,967
1,670
1,777
669,672
625,478
. (amis ivfMftinft 1950 .
. fams refxirtinf; 1950 .
1,038
1,313
8,391
9,619
1,277
1,744
14,842
20,081
. rarms reporting 1959 .
) mo acres fn/ms reporting 1059 .
1054.
. . farms tepoting 1050 .
1054.
acres 1050 .
1054.
. . farms roportinfi 1050 .
19S4.
acres 1959 .
I9S4.
. . fanns refMrting 1050 .
1054 . .
. farms leportinft 1050 . .
1954..
SCTM 1050..
1054.
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reporting 1059 .
154 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
The State
Farms:
All fann opefalors numb» 1959 .
1954 .
Full owners number 19.5!) .
1954.
Pnrt owneis number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 19.59 . ,
1954 . ,
All tenanla number 1959 . .
1954..
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959 . .
1954 . ,
Land in farms:
-All farm operators acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Full o»iier» acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Pnrt owners acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Managers acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
All lenanls acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland harvested:
All farm operalors ranns reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Full owTiers farms refcrting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners farms reoorting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
Managers farms reporting 1959 .
. farms repcrting 19.59 .
51,577
65,175
36,273
'19,108
10,023
9,696
363
18,716,972
17,6«1,429
•4,038,3X3
i, 435, 119
2,il2,038
1,434,211
2,441,382
2,667,141
42,290
50,419
4,412,466
4,342,333
28,416
36,107
1,054,194
1,117,803
9,419
9,086
2,316,465
2,129,081
316
4,948
937,864
1,027,300
1,281
1,636
1,483
1,875
951
1,418
1,112
1,647
2,778
4,100
2,234
3,424
1,076,960
1,033,088
144,131
116,381
683,312
574,684
3,903
19,390
245,614
322,633
364,405
292,813
95,313
94,993
1%,485
143,669
37,220
17,120
35,387
37,031
562,809
595,186
92,145
98,702
278,270
388,326
87,299
1,077
1,185
177,546
177,731
215,646
246,105
90,276
130,322
97,706
103, IW
8,159
5,368
19,505
7,261
1,580
1,770
36,395
36,247
1,373
1,554
23,287
23,113
135
142
68,739
75,254
47,890
57,439
16,345
10,685
1,020
188,479
208,414
120,369
142,340
56,008
50,851
874
1,016
11,228
14,207
2,254
3,146
52,797
56,821
1,775
2,571
29,551
35,860
359,134
338,964
58,391
64,573
190,147
177,913
21,055
17,896
89,541
78,582
80,176
101,707
61,801
79,624
11,628
15,561
Farms:
All farm operators .
Proportion of tenancy.
. . number 19,59 .
19.54.
..number 1959.
1954 . ,
, . number 1959 . .
1954.,
. .percent 1
1,324
751
1,144
2,952
5,181
2,323
4,438
1954.
Land in farms:
Al I farm operators .
298,247
251,472
50,088
49,849
223,953
171,460
7,940
2,450
16,266
27,713
590,027
480,390
103,797
30,152
370,831
335,362
14,685
344,094
348,869
65,022
65,317
173,483
149,190
1,075,642
953,892
107,083
78,372
6,819
9,455
183,105
176,974
99,529
118,217
64,402
92,036
26,229
20,872
4,936
l,0i7
3,962
4,262
38,702
46,328
25,083
32,360
9,934
10,719
1,210
. . farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
. . farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954 .
. forms repotting 1959 .
. farms reporting 19.59 .
35,123
37,977
27,069
29,560
6,027
6,959
114,719
145,111
67,250
97,308
25,237
25,707
3,582
3,232
18,650
18,864
1,801
3,018
26,724
33,202
1,356
2,468
13,279
18,315
255
290
29,776
42,677
23,002
37,307
5,198
3,378
284
WASHINGTON 155
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
(FfT definitions and explanations, see text)
1,762
1,T7D
1,215
1,245
2,535
3,611
2,102
3,133
Mana^pys fums ropotinff \Kt .
. fwina nftatxTtf 1999 .
960,614
943,068
189,589
164,582
701,073
659,746
14,578
52,837
55,374
65,903
255,012
292,394
174,736
203,321
70,399
62,849
1,239
13,284
8,638
12,940
2,283
57,492
62,490
1,433
1,910
35,694
43,004
304
284
1,422,961
1,520,726
184,189
187,810
860, 155
923,117
640
35,518
46,974
28,829
35,968
4,664
8,557
290
2,048,406
1,758,266
200,311
217,177
919,797
843,363
887,077
653,481
41,221
44,245
1,649
1,637
101,706
105,453
1,139
1,145
33,585
35,386
431
402
53,348
63,374
45,137
1,232
2,801
1,683
124,239
133,213
76,314
92,871
37,431
31,706
5,597
153,363
149,816
89,362
109,253
47,723
26,458
8,703
5,179
7,575
8,926
1,674
2,233
21,575
25,378
1,339
1,890
12,610
17,415
249
231
45,707
45,499
31,179
30,407
13,273
12,376
895
(For tierinitions aitd oxplanalionf, M* text)
Farms:
Ml faim opernlcrs numlMr 1959 .
PfonortHxi oT t«nanc> pcfceat 1959 .
2,919
4,345
2,408
3,806
2,990
3,594
2,001
2,553
1,608
1,918
1,136
1,415
1,220
1,766
1,030
1,510
3,151
4,036
2,353
3,212
20,177
26,813
13,767
18,788
5,019
2,6U
Cropland harvested;
. Ittma repcrtini: 1959.
. fanna npotting 1959. .
. farmn repotting 195S .
. firms reportinft 1959 .
. fanna rapoiting 1959 .
U8,604
166,136
99,380
123,455
31,431
26,467
3,933
1,850
13,860
U,364
1,962
2,575
35,653
39,828
1,559
2,160
18,421
24,487
266
258
822,008
825,785
296,876
360,581
418,194
349,318
11,022
5,130
95,916
U0,756
2,423
2,995
299,904
290,158
1,521
2,033
82,379
105,730
673
674
803,776
795,902
326,314
359,576
353,193
288,448
97,227
105,640
27,042
42,238
1,481
1,787
98,939
107,947
1,035
1,304
52, 185
62,284
355
370
142, 170
157,202
98,710
118,319
30,030
30,818
6,663
1,153
20,520
23,779
26,299
33,235
18,258
25,748
6,794
5,220
822,729
822,993
89,569
121, 2W
542,374
463,358
13,351
10,255
177,435
228,166
185,045
197,984
115,413
136,285
52,554
44,699
742
2,693
3,309
70,870
70,509
1,949
2,586
38,526
44,178
522
486
1,485,709
1,419,001
253,511
255,214
785,718
771,766
1,670
1,777
669,672
625,478
156
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[DaU are baged on rpporls for only
(For definitions nnd explanations,
Average si ze of fann acres ■ .
Value of land and buildinj;s average per farm, dollars . .
average per acre, dollars. .
Cropland harve^ited fanns reporting. .
Farm operators:
■kinc off their farms, total number. .
00 or nic»o days number . .
h other income of family exceeding
'alue of apriculturnl products sold number. .
Byu
Tull c
. number . ,
. number. .
.number..
. number . .
28,158
15,757,477
559.6
67,850
134.56
25,953
4,180,255
1,073,150
1,450.2
135,611
102.15
337,394
2,023.3
90,952
47.50
537,086
777.3
66,449
99.30
1,026
170,736
166.4
56,929
359.79
1,026
31,242
421
46,110
176.0
47,677
286.10
Com pickers
Pick-up balers
Motortrucks
Tractors other than sardon
-Automobiles
Telephone
ITonie freezer
Milkinc machine
Electric milk cooler
Farms by kiniJ of road on which locatetJ:
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or .shale
Dirt or unimfroved
Farm tabor, week preceding enumeration:
Family and/or hired workers
Fami ly workers . includinp operator
Operators working 1 or more hours , . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working IS or more hours
Regular hired wcrkers (employed 150 or r
Milk cows
Horses and, or mules
Hogs and pips
Chickens, 4 months old and over..
Livestock and poultry sold:
CatUe, not counting calves, sold al
Calves sold alive
Hops and pigs sold alive
Sheep and lambs sold alive
Chickens including broilers sold , .
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold
Specified farm expenditures:
Any specified farm expenditi
number .
s reporting.
s repotting . .
s reporting.
8 reporting..
s reporting.
s repotting. ,
s repeating . ,
s reporting . ,
s reporting.
persons . ,
s reporting.
s reporting.,
number. ,
s reporting . .
number . ,
numtier.,
s reporting,,
number . .
number. ,
number,,
s reporting, .
s reprrting. .
s reporting.,
number . .
s reporting..
9 reporting .
tloions .
> reporting .
■eporting .
dollar
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars. .
Machine hire dollars . .
Hired labor dollars . .
(lasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil ftjr
the farm business dollars. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars , ,
Crops harvested:
winter trtieat f aims reporting. . ,
liushels . .
Spring wheat farms reporting..
tJushelB..
Barley farms reporting. .
bushels..
Land from ivhlch bay was cut acres..
Vegetables for home tise
or for sale. fanns reporting. .
382
403
6,880
7,019
23,634
44,692
25,193
47,724
25,729
34,490
24,486
18,353
7,676
5,559
15,129
10,384
2,354
24,910
24,384
23,997
9,789
14,379
4,836
18,900
1,003,569
13,291
205,405
7,4U
23,993
4,850
125,368
11,218
5,328,591
13,269
360,772
U,266
219,177
3,026
156,378
1,506
287,992
4,245
17,258,390
5,470
71,436,287
8,697
68,343,865
1,785
2,349,628
28,177
221,694,239
67,565,084
47,391,682
10,102,914
65,009,178
7,032
1,662,133
65,634,065
3,384
218,337
6,673,634
6,202
658,291
26,194,126
17,777
203
12,223
166
3,969
106
8,971
37
1,602
81
740
5,645,049
788,607
1,505,348
309,260
1,514,530
102
2,489
112
3,237
38
1,235
14
10,148
26
52,211
49
329,527
166
975,757
309,448
137,981
34,017
269,762
6,304
17
2,193
691
5,054,484
1,245,175
677,881
278,748
1,994,333
1,490
1,026
6,395,174
219,390
172,348
284,259
5,U4,477
262
1,579,734
769,968
281,965
60,775
301,999
13,200
12,030
WASHINGTON
157
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
B sample of (aims. See t«xlj
Col-ombla
Cowlitz
Douglas
Ferry
Franilin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
230
247
652
132
614
215
1,283
372
129
68
1,108
190
551
,
344,034
41,377
981,161
241,608
577,909
317,385
1,047,541
70,567
21,991
18,815
76,631
10,085
512,660
2
1,495.8
167.5
1,504.8
1,830.4
941.2
1,476.2
816.5
189.7
170.5
276.7
69.2
53.1
930.4
3
173,610
45,338
87,627
42,328
77,467
167,863
69,494
33,023
51,700
46,496
64,913
29,984
57,701
4
117.00
286.70
58.74
21.81
86.27
122.38
96.37
197.98
376.71
187.74
942.59
685.47
65.70
S
226
187
647
129
601
214
1,248
325
114
62
875
150
515
6
109,679
8,148
230,704
13,372
163,633
94,312
295,510
12,295
7,394
2,724
22,469
2,480
59,901
7
82
100
224
59
264
39
594
192
55
46
313
80
200
8
21
85
91
24
107
8
3U
m
25
16
214
55
84
9
IB
115
60
20
96
3
226
128
30
23
223
65
81
10
82
190
232
48
357
53
467
277
81
52
679
135
361
11
102
40
305
73
205
77
519
74
43
11
211
50
123
12
2
2
15
1
2
9
1
19
8
13
44
15
UX)
10
50
85
288
20
"5
"5
199
"5
54
14
140
30
369
59
260
161
636
10
37
5
10
129
15
212
30
524
61
366
35
35
227
5
10
784
m
116
10
42
5
10
130
1
1
le
17
le
40
'96
'w
'76
1?7
35
463
'73
'33
16
iii
10
333
19
41
90
63
74
158
35
478
73
33
16
131
10
335
20
21S
197
576
123
547
203
1,192
302
104
57
895
155
487
21
713
299
1,503
177
1,159
598
2,699
470
170
73
1,509
215
906
22
201
226
606
120
587
199
1,220
307
109
53
820
130
527
23
554
382
1,204
218
1,063
446
2,847
476
220
84
1,523
215
1,233
24
219
227
597
98
536
208
1,172
322
109
63
960
150
531
25
303
293
839
U7
706
309
1,612
384
130
80
1,306
210
689
26
224
242
547
63
397
207
1,006
331
114
63
1,042
160
505
27
176
200
455
79
444
177
966
246
99
43
661
90
300
2S
4
95
7
7
76
10
107
181
31
40
433
55
177
29
1
55
2
55
58
136
15
35
408
25
80
30
79
181
261
37
194
58
426
262
98
52
770
125
328
31
132
60
237
51
396
136
759
100
16
11
285
10
206
32
6
5
144
44
12
17
74
10
15
5
46
50
16
33
192
227
4?7
131
558
181
1,146
316
129
57
1,0U
185
498
34
184
226
437
129
548
175
1,135
310
129
57
988
185
489
35
173
221
431
127
548
169
1,132
290
129
57
978
180
474
36
71
120
128
51
242
43
427
Ul
47
25
498
105
186
37
92
185
187
75
433
62
690
221
63
45
750
140
267
36
54
32
104
13
71
59
198
59
19
10
281
25
135
39
113
78
282
15
105
84
321
68
40
15
720
30
214
40
157
226
249
lU
415
178
771
312
104
62
624
115
466
41
10,813
9,127
13,693
11,904
20,592
12,095
50,037
12,850
4,970
2,7U
34,004
3,250
61,489
42
45
175
151
64
260
103
5U
239
67
41
500
80
310
43
82
3,4«0
316
235
2,285
275
4,544
4,973
559
1,051
18,020
855
3,740
44
123
81
232
114
127
147
306
45
31
22
170
15
293
4S
430
162
756
536
451
340
1,172
78
324
38
670
25
1,313
46
43
45
115
58
225
72
300
36
20
5
73
10
99
47
1,672
935
1,623
819
10,321
2,066
12,225
355
65
5
3,619
30
1,467
48
78
130
261
84
259
107
435
142
52
12
370
100
161
49
3,244
96,275
12,460
4,492
19,578
4,842
32,622
76,834
149,545
13,066
745,920
131,755
36,990
50
119
171
144
100
220
107
470
256
82
47
507
55
388
51
3,288
2,378
2,4U
2,201
9,546
1,503
38,924
2,653
1,086
875
7,133
1,080
38,342
52
92
125
142
106
158
143
200
200
62
42
433
55
275
53
2,134
2,335
4,165
3,884
4,853
3,660
6,440
3,130
768
488
8,299
650
12,878
54
49
25
53
39
155
62
206
15
37
52
55
2,651
1,415
996
902
8,689
2,441
13,959
570
4,983
1,506
56
21
U
22
10
60
22
182
10
'io
"5
12
"5
77
57
2,957
735
367
1,858
12,318
776
41,460
35
1,375
135
360
110
23,797
58
18
50
55
28
40
28
91
60
37
10
202
55
52
59
696
56,985
3,931
1,435
6,468
1,320
11,467
31,125
345,000
2,250
2,447,185
84,980
27,132
60
34
45
119
38
85
58
131
90
37
10
199
50
64
61
20,833
1,477,900
62,758
26,625
145,480
26,635
305,753
985,090
2,456,600
185,100
10,098,285
1,788,03?
442,667
62
9
80
35
22
72
40
124
191
40
30
448
65
195
63
5,655
1,290,900
8,175
15,657
793,286
7,644
1,394,703
1,617,238
145,270
406,960
7,527,067
274,290
1,004,165
64
23
16
25
12
50
32
197
20
10
5
32
5
85
66
7,381
7,550
2,613
16,343
W2,206
7,503
392,248
335
10,220
945
4,320
375
219,704
66
230
247
652
132
6U
215
1,283
372
129
68
1,103
190
551
67
3,489,380
1,374,612
3,709,662
375,096
4,146,192
1,236,157
14,303,765
1,699,886
1,713,845
239,827
14,236,907
1,428,765
7,541,069
66
137,777
811,650
M9,972
70,566
693,350
174,951
2,140,111
1,003,732
1,254,310
133,075
6,584,450
848,955
1,751,338
69
251,565
202,175
113,2U
151,307
1,010,318
120,768
5,910,266
241,529
167,305
39,825
1,656,091
265,145
4,116,012
70
345,389
30,320
88,758
8,802
491,950
99,759
963,265
50,209
18,131
4,987
1U,158
24,390
201,158
71
2,011,750
326,350
2,404,294
60,938
965,026
459,587
2,445,879
239,881
189,335
36,984
4,064,179
134,320
926,996
72
386,027
106,370
762,739
74,559
720,706
328,134
1,738,683
141,749
64,114
21,356
826,771
59,060
472,427
73
356,872
397,747
150,688
8,924
264,842
52,958
1,105,561
22,786
20,650
3,600
994,258
46,895
73,138
74
204
392
14
279
209
513
41
5
20
75
59,260
138,520
428
75,823
59,192
93,085
753
10
1,337
76
3,195,862
3,738,050
15,475
2,402,371
3,050,645
2,821,117
33,705
225
55,205
77
24
10
105
40
167
15
597
5
5
221
78
3,479
95
13,568
633
11,005
668
35,524
75
75
5,223
79
127,848
2,500
274,598
12,907
338,232
20,604
1,U0,498
2,500
1,500
212,751
80
169
5
252
43
139
194
3U
U
16
10
5
90
81
21,353
30
36,751
1,083
21,324
24,172
30,469
119
135
UO
100
1,850
82
1,094,259
825
929,291
16,782
750,004
1,093,412
1,047,345
5,500
7,600
6,400
2,400
97,408
83
5,402
7,182
7,250
11,718
U,981
4,064
37,228
11,146
4,021
2,106
U,379
2,055
41,113
84
7
6
25
16
83
5
16
5
195
5
79
85
2,249,407
510
124,240
62,464
419,936
U,000
101,469
1,500
3,107,750
1,000
277,870
86
158
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4. -CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for only
(For derinition=i nnd explai
"Xt)
Farms, acreage, and value:
Alt comniiTclnl fnmia number .
Land in ramis ,
Averagp ?ize of farm
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars .
average per acre, <k
Cropland harvested farms reporting . ,
Farm operators:
IVorkinc off their farms, total number. .
100 or nK>ri' days number . .
With other income of family exceeding
value of aiiriciittural fvoducts sold number. .
By Mure:
Kull owiKTS rmmb«r . .
Part owTiors number . ,
Ml tennnts number , .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain reimiiinps farms reportin|;. .
number . .
Com picliers farms reportinE. .
number. ,
Pick-up balers farms reportinc- .
Motortrucks farms repoctjng. .
numljer. .
Tractors other than carden farms repcrting . .
number..
Automobiles farms repottini
number .
Telephone farms reporting . .
flonie freezer farms reporttn
Milking machine farms reporting .
Fleclric milk cooler farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on whicfi located;
Hard surface farms reporting . ,
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unitnjToved farms repating . .
Farm labor, week precedinR enumeration:
Family and or hired workers farms reporting..
Family workers, including operator farms reporting. .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons
I'npaid members of operator's family
working l,*! or more hours farms reporting. .
persons. .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . farms refortinp. .
persons . .
Livestocit and ooullty on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting..
htilk cows farms reporting . .
Horses and, or mules farms reportin
Chickens ,
ms reporting . .
number . .
ms reporting. .
number . ,
Calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reportin
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. ,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. .
Livestock antl poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms repotin
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
Wool farms reporting ,
Specified farm expenditures:
Any specified farm expenditi
. farms reporting.
dollar
Feed for live^l
Purchase of li'
Machine hire .
Hired labor dollars .
Gasoline and other fietroleuni fuel and oil for
.dollar
. dollars .
.Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Crops harvested:
winter wheat farms reporting.
bUEhels.
Spring wbeat farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley farms reporting .
bushels
Land from which hay i
Vegetables for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
dollars.
900,000
2,031.6
69,799
';5.26
228,486
92
265,963
«3
2,241,911
502,8
565,994
76,117
614,339
179,427
181.6
28,609
159.93
28, 291
709
8,556
5,963,572
3,923,326
1,036,943
86,923
502,236
1,408,216
1,542..
157,391
100.69
10,703
79
2,058
913
4,328,643
627,452
459,373
128,689
1,399,447
U4,868
4,414,285
20,686
17,440
210.1
38,681
212.60
83
419,910
187, 110
48,145
2,305
132,280
1,070
1,081,124
1,010.-
50,154
51.30
1,040
89,982
466
277
289
937
1,549
991
1,768
925
1,245
934
666
73
29,480
483
18,861
426
15,068
111
3,542
50
9,096
130
74,776
1,070
6,545,706
833,694
1,158,806
187,304
3,511,737
2,501
56,474
50,083
32,440
141.0
37,581
279.73
63,245
70
558, 530
230
712, 1A3
252,730
132,085
29,035
210,187
WASHINGTON
159
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
ft sanipls of Tanns. See t«xlj
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skamania
Snohomiah
Spokane
Stevens
Tburston
Wahkiskum
Walla
Walla
Wbatccm
WMtiDan
Yakima
921
57
993
51
1,221
1,535
999
577
120
680
1,795
1,632
4,050
,
92,377
23,346
115,631
9,780
103,613
722,029
709,155
99,527
12,105
807, 571
138,607
1,488,391
1,181,703
2
KX3.3
409.6
116.4
191.8
84.9
470.4
709.9
172.5
100.9
1,187.6
77.2
912.0
291.8
3
39,037
46,835
54,181
30,228
40,018
76,844
33,202
35,202
29,221
171,831
31,870
179,247
53,208
1
539.15
105.27
461.64
139.89
468.97
160.40
47.12
222.67
289.67
153.98
411.65
193.16
288.83
5
696
46
908
51
1,026
1,382
972
442
115
619
1,660
1,568
3,922
«
11,854
3,157
57,935
1,632
33,267
275,711
86,870
14,103
2,945
282,336
56,866
681,351
268,706
7
325
52
498
31
510
553
435
208
60
209
846
487
1,675
8
255
31
238
U
320
282
178
173
30
84
426
128
814
9
255
21
172
21
345
248
182
162
20
62
267
96
756
10
652
36
540
35
847
750
617
446
85
256
1,180
418
2,450
11
202
21
353
16
248
617
329
93
30
295
460
7U
1,000
12
7
5
6
3
3
13
4
12
85
13
60
95
120
165
50
25
"5
125
155
491
515
"
21
31
180
71
722
299
44
373
177
1,282
324
15
21
31
195
87
909
5
5
302
44
K>4
6
6
177
5
5
1,765
1
1
392
153
164
19
17
IB
93
36
202
"5
213
576
540
U7
15
144
501
465
527
19
98
36
202
5
218
591
555
118
15
144
501
482
543
20
751
51
848
46
»41
1,401
839
456
80
645
1,140
1,552
3,255
21
1,137
59
1,392
76
1,434
2,486
1,147
665
135
2,063
1,397
3,698
5,807
22
687
57
848
46
1,019
1,400
916
477
110
636
1,585
1,545
3,787
23
1,125
66
1,680
102
1,646
2,768
1,627
751
165
1,521
2,176
3,696
7,414
24
847
56
926
51
1,086
1,428
854
526
110
650
1,689
1,581
3,748
25
1,096
62
1,251
66
1,385
1,735
1,107
674
U5
944
2,166
2,189
5,259
28
869
52
938
45
1,071
1,388
705
505
100
640
1,730
1,535
3,524
27
547
52
577
40
667
988
607
358
100
491
940
1,402
2,499
28
277
20
600
5
724
400
376
319
100
106
1,282
160
514
29
257
15
438
5
594
299
266
268
80
63
1,117
30
265
30
699
36
801
46
865
585
249
346
60
420
1,490
276
2,083
31
166
21
187
321
745
434
188
60
192
255
1,217
1,549
32
56
"5
25
173
304
36
56
45
132
386
33
841
56
938
46
1,145
1,363
956
542
100
581
1,680
1,401
3,323
34
828
56
927
46
1,134
1,337
947
542
100
554
1,677
1,372
3,155
35
823
51
912
46
1,129
1,315
913
537
100
546
1,657
1,345
3,123
38
388
11
331
10
582
557
481
304
50
182
935
364
1,006
37
513
18
467
10
858
794
821
479
70
238
1,455
500
1,408
38
204
6
161
5
220
239
83
101
15
178
155
281
831
39
459
7
270
15
376
344
93
248
15
333
204
388
1,801
40
580
52
779
46
1,040
1,068
923
506
115
409
1,619
1,153
1,784
41
19,320
1,538
33,963
1,572
42,969
38,812
41,448
21,818
4,950
24,897
62,775
47,680
123,159
42
420
41
629
31
785
729
761
416
110
219
1,368
703
1,004
43
9,311
216
14,713
291
21,914
8,998
8,142
9,633
2,545
2,772
33,765
2,267
U,444
44
155
12
133
15
181
439
421
161
5
267
219
580
884
45
426
35
319
15
422
1,442
1,218
674
10
850
420
1,599
2,630
48
102
11
40
16
101
347
381
96
5
116
155
515
577
47
298
550
55
151
1,643
10,294
8,638
1,206
5
5,967
975
25,995
10,038
48
355
26
262
26
426
821
620
250
30
279
613
820
1,091
49
600,445
8,740
189,625
4,593
294,825
259,725
75,129
293,288
295
56,514
848,730
63,938
145,387
50
360
51
587
25
789
825
758
379
100
238
1,191
704
1,166
51
3,301
630
7,573
220
7,471
U,135
10,356
4,194
700
8,953
7,768
15,799
94,172
52
351
37
496
36
709
640
640
308
70
211
1,227
634
702
53
9,586
759
6,015
230
12,200
10,749
8,907
4,754
750
4,118
16,688
12,225
15,953
54
20
11
5
16
35
253
275
51
75
65
442
322
53
1,585
1,265
80
325
1,070
13,085
10,852
995
8,675
820
36,008
12,622
56
12
16
21
5
25
61
73
6
66
20
245
153
57
U9
4,905
962
100
170
1,178
3,857
405
19,252
445
22,801
96,522
59
297
10
122
5
186
343
228
151
"5
93
448
260
237
59
4,788,635
6,250
373,170
3,000
1,224,485
251,000
36,101
649,060
165
235,371
1,335,183
35,384
1,354,442
80
209
10
U7
u
201
500
319
151
146
458
430
332
81
7,843,845
104,500
3,004,040
67,860
3,987,380
3,485,519
600,486
3,871,110
742,963
12,287,523
537,524'
2,020,368
85
2T7
20
537
20
714
509
555
343
ioo
102
1,337
308
522
«3
3,573,490
55,000
5,395,670
98,705
8,179,401
2,996,417
2,455,845
3,267,390
798,650
870,127
U, 126, 680
298,678
2,911,693
84
42
21
66
51
74
71
26
80
31
249
122
85
2,549
31,985
13,430
2,776
13,587
35,373
2,855
220,322
940
291,527
558,333
88
921
57
993
51
1,221
1,535
999
577
120
680
1,795
1,632
4,050
67
9,917,305
197,075
7,570,345
142,149
8,633,744
6,822,528
2,875,916
4,897,850
351,105
6,873,933
10,232,493
10,462,181
50,798,952
68
5,734,680
86,275
2,568,441
51,285
4,646,371
2,377,449
1,238,927
2,799,863
153,915
1,378,112
6,877,139
1,645,677
9,101,905
69
1,323,908
56,865
976,910
U,950
1,131, OU
1,033,583
480,427
684,644
32,125
856,770
1,207,325
2,245,569
15,963,635
70
129,685
6,000
599,945
3,220
182,870
260,624
95,763
65,560
9,930
276,440
326,403
889,132
3,211,216
71
2,059,332
26,495
2,384,715
46,180
1,785,582
1,620,468
434,580
1,047,370
112,050
2,711,964
1,119,565
2,751,924
18,066,637
72
367,935
20,630
567,858
23,674
567, 144
1,090,074
534,454
238,198
37,860
1,179,563
562,717
2,243,803
3,358,354
73
301,765
810
472,476
2,840
320,766
440,330
91,765
62,215
5,225
471,084
139,344
686,076
1,097,205
74
5
6
117
11
877
319
10
407
10
1,514
76
75
20
102
1,696
176
96,143
9,321
70
153,915
60
341,192
20,388
76
600
3,750
85,120
7,950
3,798,385
346,473
2,750
7,487,071
1,835
17,053,057
545,633
77
5
31
209
233
15
79
51
68
470
78
60
505
9,103
4,937
100
8,8U
680
3,588
8,716
79
1,650
19,865
256,582
122,534
4,475
334,607
26,505
143,969
405,157
SO
21
49
6
569
331
31
336
71
1,256
380
81
500
1,936
171
37,165
7,617
411
61, 173
841
150,143
17,063
82
11,925
98,395
7,850
1,334,158
272,936
16,720
2,685,511
40,119
7,170,629
691,865
83
9,017
2,010
21,614
1,282
26,927
56,296
56,016
11,588
2,675
15,649
47,716
30, 830
46,816
84
68
291
5
112
56
10
20
15
171
65
16
758
85
590,025
3,951,763
625
706,705
229,475
375
72,700
85,990
2,917,471
312,735
142,313
4,503,786
86
160
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-
•FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
Farm operators by age:
Opemlor? reporting age number 19r>9 .
Under 25 venrs number 1959 .
25 to n4 yenrs number 1959 .
:15 to 14 years number 1959 .
45 to 51 years number 1959.
55 to fi4 years number 1959 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
\verape a^e years 1959 .
heir fnrms operators reporting 1
1
p days operators reporting 1
Faftns by tenure of operator;
Part owners number 1
1
MaiiBgers number 1!
1
All tenants number 1
1
Cash tenants number 1
. number 1
1
. number 1
Farms by type of farm;
Field-crop farms other than vepctjtble and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959. .
Cash.grain number 1959 . .
Tobacco number 1S59 . .
Cotton number 1959. .
Other Held-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fruit-and-nut farms numbo- 1959 . .
Poultry farms number 1959..
DairN' farms number 1959 . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959. .
Livestock ranches numbff 1959 . .
General famjs number 1959. .
Miscellnneous and unclassified farms number 1959. .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 . .
Class 1 numb r 1959..
Class 11 number 1959 . .
Class HI number 1959. .
Class tV number 1959 . .
Class V number 1959 . .
Class VI number 1959 . .
Other farms number 1959 . .
Part-time number 1959 . .
Part-retirement number 1959 . .
Abnormal number 1959 . .
Value of products solil by source:
All farm products sold total, dollars 1959..
1954 . .
average per farm, dollars 1959 . .
1964..
All crops sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959..
1954 . .
Vegetables sold dollars 1959. .
Fruits and nuts sold dollara 1959..
Forest products and horticultural
specially products sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
All livestock and livestock producus sold dollars 1959. .
1954 . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 . .
19-54 . ,
Dairy pcoducu sold dollars 1959 .
1954 .
Livestock anil livestock froducls. other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959.
1954.
50,981
500
5,i72
12,277
13,7i7
10,916
8,069
50.3
38,595
22,728
30,105
36, 394
49,108
10,265
9,696
28,158
2,367
4,776
6,967
6,417
5,343
1,788
23,391
18,333
4,964
569,204,450
506,045,263
11,042
7,769
353,816,184
363,693,637
228,011,491
225,699,401
19,570,779
16,048,318
85,763,489
107,963,628
215,388,266
142,351,626
34,368,310
29,900,127
70,586,614
55,036,169
24,602,332
18,956,321
32,543
31,913
21,055,532
17,905,721
20,989,663
17,390,820
60,965
5,082
3,304
19
3,547,300
1,050,600
34,199
59,813
67,325
13,938
3,769,046
16,371,161
17
,537,646
2,966,839
15,379,081
27
,729,500
13,607
12,801
10,866
6,549
9,511
14,789
2,589,582
12,912,165
16
,877,563
2,173,276
12,434,595
27
,043,979
2,329,862
9,904,127
250,134
1,870,538
10,440,346
236,152
1,636
495,688
2,015
3,097
407,964
2,082
138,825
2,479,500
16,237,784
214,630
1,561,976
26
,595,373
119,209
32,850
337,630
84,961
23,809
165,372
1,179,464
3,958,996
660,033
793,613
2,944,456
680,521
73,826
542,277
88,844
59,068
729,789
130,316
93,001
1,221,190
153,423
103,110
600,836
151,036
1,007,637
2,195,529
417,8U
631,435
1,613,361
349,169
3,564,567
2,854,390
4,337
2,766
706,055
394,610
225,661
119,099
5,127
6,325
65,995
46,929
2,858,512
2,459,730
105,681
273,306
1,931,550
1,789,694
WASHINGTON
161
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD. BY SOURCE:
AND 1954
for only K sample of farm-'. Se« t
Columbia
Ccmlltz
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
291
1,004
895
244
744
231
1,428
903
494
233
2,988
945
903
1
351
1,303
992
404
401
276
1,087
1,373
621
368
5,178
1,551
1,200
329
1,011
924
280
723
267
1,457
887
490
254
2,928
899
897
H
4
20
4
4
4
1
15
5
3
3
26
4
15
4
30
128
102
21
144
22
257
36
33
32
265
83
38
5
63
259
221
57
324
62
534
187
117
44
722
192
225
6
32
269
273
78
167
86
3S9
225
133
67
766
262
234
^
77
198
203
72
48
57
184
199
93
67
620
204
187
8
68
137
121
48
36
39
108
135
101
51
529
154
148
9
52.3
48.7
49.7
51.5
42.8
50.5
44.9
52.2
52.1
52.1
51.1
51.5
49.9
10
151
755
400
159
380
74
730
557
333
175
1,770
522
446
11
131
937
407
235
186
72
499
930
421
283
3,326
1,150
587
12
81
700
267
112
229
25
430
477
261
141
1,604
564
320
13
59
366
261
179
118
20
257
783
296
253
3,031
1,055
350
14
74
825
262
134
203
13
334
599
332
170
1,934
724
357
15
65
7U
249
151
130
22
240
839
281
238
3,001
1,180
395
16
132
867
459
120
432
64
587
778
391
132
2,339
785
652
17
153
1,165
540
194
231
85
425
1,144
532
304
4,433
1,427
763
18
loe
70
316
93
205
32
524
89
93
21
336
130
173
19
118
103
333
147
110
88
383
124
91
37
354
70
206
20
2
2
15
1
2
9
1
24
14
21
3
3
15
2
2
2
12
4
2
i
24
"i
19
22
<9
65
105
30
55
85
308
40
10
30
289
30
69
2S
32
36
102
60
70
125
270
52
32
14
365
52
143
24
10
45
12
23
2
99
40
10
20
237
20
27
25
6
60
U
25
5
4
52
29
18
8
257
33
56
26
11
7
6
27
35
10
21
27
8
7
9
6
21
29
"2
6
1
7
28
21
72
40
45
U4
10
29
46
"i
74
7
46
80
151
"i
2
4
37
.10
2
5
2
6
7
6
10
10
.11
11
1
2
3
9
U
I
2
6
1
24
32
5
15
12
1
7
50
10
32
10
11
1.1
11
24
8
15
'io
11
27
'26
11
4
92
17
19
14
168
1
387
2
339
199
703
5
32
15
168
"i
337
2
303
36
199
547
156
"5
16
16
38
M
1
5
5
5
155
40
5
10
25
203
15
5
20
U
40
35
44
"5
70
166
30
55
10
15
41
42
70
1
45
70
136
25
25
423
45
73
43
40
90
40
121
87
4
160
39
30
26
106
20
256
44
15
5
29
41
U
3
53
7
5
50
45
12
5
21
6
118
12
309
15
25
5
10
"5
159
4t
65
803
244
114
130
16
150
588
370
167
2,058
790
363
(7
230
247
652
132
6U
215
1,283
372
129
68
1,108
190
551
48
72
17
52
3
66
62
171
12
14
132
5
67
40
56
20
133
7
105
87
345
23
15
12
136
25
92
50
29
40
205
19
227
41
333
85
30
20
310
40
147
51
41
40
U5
38
135
19
286
127
15
15
235
40
98
52
27
110
lOO
37
76
1
122
105
50
16
190
40
121
53
5
20
27
28
5
5
26
20
5
5
55
40
26
54
61
757
243
112
130
16
145
536
365
165
1,880
755
357
55
31
641
193
70
UO
11
130
411
275
135
1,510
655
255
56
30
116
50
42
20
5
15
125
90
30
355
5
100
100
1
57
58
10,926,313
3,831,175
14,053,019
1,327,*41
13,901,871
7,769,898
38,538,732
3,563,344
2,425,435
970,675
20,533,402
1,812,366
13,907,203
50
9,389,734
2,694,404
16,815,217
1,136,402
3,659,404
8,679,638
22,487,884
3,331,435
2,588,862
839,304
17,735,289
1,844,958
9,716,081
60
37,549
3,316
15,702
5,440
18,685
33,636
27,058
3,925
4,910
4,166
6,874
1,918
15,315
ei
26,751
2,063
16,951
2,937
21,595
31,448
20,638
2,426
4,169
2,281
3,425
1,190
8,097
62
9,778,027
1,022,291
12,985,276
396,384
10,305,160
6,871,789
26,083,033
924,067
515,863
212,568
6,240,212
437,819
2,961,833
63
8,762,245
786,377
15,943,994
434,683
7,922,839
8,024,607
18,066,587
915,130
560,031
131,044
5,720,544
458,196
4,059,063
64
6,778,138
179,251
3,155,846
136,556
10,095,207
6,747,810
25,321,494
90,632
164,065
30,225
106,779
11,156
2,533,379
65
7,U7,055
109,385
9,690,446
271,085
7,331,106
7,725,194
17,432,392
33,809
232, 809
1,564
37,244
7,087
3,745,112
66
2,274,077
107,067
3,195
13
46,840
67,6Ce
466,560
168,988
92,945
695
2,026,375
21,449
224,481
67
1,240,974
54,879
14,418
60
15,195
257,779
424,686
79,844
96,242
879
2,086,035
6,396
165,828
68
319,732
129,898
4,669,445
10,027
149,169
27,217
253,644
225,330
67,X7
4,845
918,392
266,270
59,590
6>
325,455
74,812
5,983,546
32,754
73,363
22,740
170,457
221,505
76,971
8,809
1,0U,185
293,874
78,119
70
406,080
606,075
156,790
249,788
13,944
29,160
41,340
439,117
191,546
176,803
3,188,665
138,944
94,383
71
48,761
546,301
260,584
130,784
2,675
18,894
38,552
530,022
154,009
119,792
2,586,080
150,839
59,004
72
1,148,786
2,808,884
1,067,743
931,057
3,596, 7U
898,109
12,555,694
2,639,777
1,909,572
758,107
14,298,190
1,374,547
10,945,370
73
627,489
1,908,027
366,223
751,719
736,565
655,081
4,421,297
2,416,255
2,028,331
708,260
12,014,745
1,376,762
5,657,018
74
22,163
525,939
75,U2
12,356
37,607
13,202
192,899
227,251
1,276,663
87,305
4,002,330
574,897
188,915
75
38,826
257,038
203,732
13,309
97,676
22,685
104,202
241,287
1,291,190
123,524
3,874,556
798,713
174,987
76
5,655
1,337,165
11,300
15,997
795,271
13,159
1,406,263
1,637,308
198,865
411,285
7,535,842
310,175
1,050,525
77
34,616
1,198,714
24,490
46,510
86,101
59,282
346,103
1,643,812
465,906
438,392
6,610,254
401,076
1,253,692
78
1,120,963
945,780
452,275
980,801
902,204
2,763,333
871,748
10,956,527
775,213
434,044
259,017
2,559,518
439,475
9,705,930
79
554,047
633,001
686,900
552,788
573,114
3,970,992
531,156
271,735
146,344
1,529,925
176,973
4,228,339
80
162
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
Estinmtod number of fartis
Farm operators by age:
Op^Rtor? reporting age number igfiO
Under 2S yenrs nuniber 1^59
■25 u> :14 yenrs number 1 059
35 w 41 years number 1959
45 to 51 years number 1959
55 to B4 years numbw 1959
\vcrape ai^e years 1059
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operaUx 5—
Hof kinjr off their farms operators reporting 1959 ,
1954 . ,
1 00 or more dnys operators reporting 1959 .
.operators reporting 1959.
Farms by tenure of operator:
Ml tenants...
Cash tenants
Share^ash t
Crop-share t
1954
. number 1959
1954
. number 1959
1954
. number 1959
1954
. number 1959
1954
Livestock-share tenants number 1959
1954
Other and unspecified tenants number 1959
1954
Farms by type of farm:
Field-cfop fiuTiis other than veireUble and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959
Cnsh-grnin number 1959
Tobacco number 1959
Cotton number 1959
Other field-ctop number 1959
Vegetable forms number 1959
Fruit-and-nut farms number 1959
Poultry fanr.s number 1959
Dairy farms number 1959
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1969
Livestock ranches numbw 1959
General famjs number 1959
Miscellnneous and uncltts-sifiwl farms number 1959
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959
Class L number 1959
Class n number 1959
Class in number 1959
Class IV number 1959
Class V number 1959
Class VI .
number 1959
Other farms number 1959
Part-time number 1959
Part^retiremaQt number 1959
Abnormal number 1959
avemge per farm, dol
All livestock and livestock p^oduc^.'^ sold dol
Poultry and poultry producL-: sold
Dairy fvxxlucts sold
6,9^,899
7,597,621
9,975
9,971
3,859,102
5,14i,4a
3,U5,868
3,663,479
258,252
187,098
203,549
926,361
3,083,797
2,453,177
105,254
265,658
275,283
363,463
1,322
1,844
1,115
1,381
9,829,217
24
,288,642
7,710,697
28
716,300
4,259
25,014
2,718
27,091
1,893,636
21,035,259
1,798,731
26
317,982
543,568
21
027,253
721,992
26
271,694
126, 5U
41
92,473
240
521,480
3,164
527,904
2,808
702,077
4,801
456,362
43,240
7,935,581
3
253,383
5,911,966
2
398,318
3,152,535
112,359
3,091,339
109,303
2,344,317
252,445
1,784,0U
160,599
2,438,679
2
888,579
1,036,616
2
127,916
930,844
16,405,121
761,174
13,601,972
2,974
9,521
1,498
7,702
202,594
10,681,584
238,506
10,193,331
14,105
945,264
4,778
1,301,308
1,802
2,225
5,718
5,307
28,210
9,057,674
32,454
8,695,531
158,477
676,421
195,556
191,185
728,250
5,723,537
522,668
3,408,641
91,088
81,652
76,816
144,846
432,245
411,680
295,987
394,828
204,917
5,230,205
149,865
2,868,967
1,905,841
1,410,932
3,812
2,131
819,224
668,196
1,086,617
742,736
62,909
65,499
578,875
417,115
WASHINGTON
163
TYPE OF FARM. ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
fcrosly > sample of fajms. 5^ text]
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skamftnia
Sncahoiiiish
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Walla
Walla
Whatcom
Whitman
Yakima
2,65i
203
1,775
162
3,002
2,974
1,552
1,289
280
982
3,130
1,854
5,992
I
3,620
327
2,401
241
4,342
3,598
1,915
1,781
367
1,137
4,030
1,970
6,587
2
2,519
197
1,726
177
2,903
2,953
1,593
1,204
302
962
3,118
1,798
5,941
,
21
1
15
2
25
31
22
13
8
42
32
63
4
233
U
170
13
290
310
160
119
28
99
403
231
626
5
544
50
372
38
675
735
366
298
64
252
760
483
1,340
«
686
52
502
51
756
804
441
305
84
235
8U
449
1,728
7
563
53
363
33
637
597
352
261
73
231
656
384
1,330
8
472
28
304
40
520
476
252
208
53
137
436
219
854
9
51.6
51.5
51.1
52.7
51.1
50.1
50.5
50.8
52.2
50.2
49.3
48.6
50.2
10
1,602
157
1,047
130
1,782
1,732
906
785
191
438
1,878
629
3,295
11
2,273
196
1,517
191
2,810
2,124
1,114
1,231
210
436
2,495
708
3,423
13
1,437
125
798
108
1,552
1,382
559
691
149
309
1,419
277
2,176
13
1,997
141
1,L22
176
2,430
1,626
706
1,049
155
282
1,890
302
2,326
U
1,768
155
942
131
1,903
1,585
773
790
189
341
1,591
241
2,324
15
1,957
180
1,127
Ul
2,291
1,820
723
857
Ul
276
1,730
244
1,993
16
2,217
167
1,236
136
2,483
1,962
1,061
1,082
210
498
2,375
573
4,165
17
3,133
245
1,753
202
3,808
2,553
1,415
1,510
320
610
3,212
630
4,947
IB
323
31
413
21
328
742
398
149
45
310
560
735
1,111
19
296
42
389
20
302
593
373
171
31
290
526
652
930
M
14
6
6
10
3
18
i
13
86
51
8
"i
6
6
13
4
5
"i
9
9
13
71
22
100
5
115
"5
185
260
90
40
25
170
195
532
630
23
174
7
204
18
229
335
126
80
24
192
289
616
827
24
55
5
ao
5
140
63
27
30
20
35
160
33
329
25
96
5
3
Ul
5
U
157
5
86
22
52
43
14
41
5
208
10
45
118
504
56
27
3
13
4
25
"9
"i
13
12
80
52
28
10
10
98
35
88
271
128
29
4
5
14
15
1
7
5
145
6
23
2
1
5
1
102
10
5
5
412
45
135
10
.10
31
4
U
1
7
16
17
' i
14
10
36
16
32
25
5
35
71
26
5
5
32
20
65
107
33
67
4
35
5
54
62
25
35
8
22
54
43
120
34
31
575
91
10
340
21
1,452
807
35
20
565
91
10
300
10
1,452
243
36
37
'ii
*io
'40
11
564
39
39
31
162
35
25
5
10
88
30
1
215
10
U5
71
10
95
X
20
6
100
6
1,786
41
252
5
87
5
151
81
'26
107
36
257
15
64
42
262
10
457
5
654
274
266
297
'so
42
1,1X
15
256
43
81
37
88
21
200
309
393
92
15
75
162
114
515
„
6
6
5
32
4
32
17
30
59
45
5
5
51
'35
174
125
"5
80
'25
19
375
46
1,878
146
828
iii
1,832
1,506
657
758
17)
314
1,355
232
1,974
17
921
57
993
51
1,221
1,535
999
577
120
680
1,795
1,632
4,050
48
33
1
103
60
74
8
29
249
24
406
527
49
ISO
I
150
io
lU
259
42
78
15
106
175
578
659
50
201
10
195
5
255
429
189
175
15
80
545
367
998
51
270
15
290
5
3M
321
307
139
55
103
470
144
999
52
191
25
195
21
330
317
352
105
20
107
371
92
686
53
46
5
60
10
U5
135
101
50
15
35
110
45
181
54
1,733
146
782
m
1,781
1,09
553
712
160
302
1,335
222
1,942
55
1,401
146
606
91
l.S'TO
1,162
401
507
135
226
1,050
161
1,481
56
325
175
20
411
270
152
100
25
76
275
60
460
57
7
1
7
5
1
1
58
15,778,685
687,097
15,890,942
543,331
15,637,935
23,494,974
9,512,472
7,789,338
1,227,057
24,186,300
21,650,255
51,030,918
108,679,743
59
12,135,819
641,242
12,023,393
787,121
11,337,746
22,421,797
5,103,363
4,000,277
1,469,551
23,547,800
16,973,743
50,728,273
100,593,564
60
5,945
3,385
8,953
3,354
5,226
7,900
6,129
6,043
4,382
24,630
6,917
27, 525
13,137
61
3,352
1,961
5,008
3,266
2,611
6,232
3,187
2,246
4,004
20,710
4,212
25,750
15,272
62
4,928,685
91,694
6,722,958
283,595
2,788,595
15,091,158
3,836,457
1,952,403
174,415
19,957,499
3,943,630
43,632,434
75,760,207
63
5,046,559
93,470
5,160,5M
579,326
2,391,753
15,799,246
2,286,455
863,944
165,511
21,127,280
3,512,667
46,186,159
81,441,958
64
152,833
56,859
925,529
20,631
168,482
13,260,175
1,524,987
106,172
7,595
15,728,450
1,203,995
43,314,858
29,988,037
65
141 ,092
42,606
1,414,006
9,379
165,844
13,764,461
1,761,908
159,054
U,881
18,917,945
952,573
46,047,241
24,527,316
66
1,088,069
32
3,147,325
3,300
553,492
332,056
1,398
15,481
44,145
2,642,665
478,041
145,325
4,163,611
67
1,020,042
160
1,582,235
3,032
428,776
430,406
2,538
29,560
66,149
1,809,538
420,574
45,408
4,325,935
6S
1,612,157
5,668
1,576,577
208,420
1,352,796
241,189
44,224
225,135
2,525
154, 949
1,772,877
78,231
40,612,342
69
2,004,363
11,939
1,319,173
434,841
1,178,715
541,703
54,359
294,271
4,732
117,336
1,790,556
46,166
51,346,622
70
2,075,626
29,135
1,073,527
51,244
703,925
1,257,737
2,265,848
1,605,620
120,050
431,435
438,717
94,020
995,217
71
1,881,062
38,765
845,116
132,074
618,418
1,062,676
467,640
381,059
82,749
282,411
343,964
47,344
742,035
72
10,850,000
595,403
9,167,984
259,736
12,899,240
8,403,815
5,676,015
5,836,930
1,052,642
4,228,801
17,706,625
7,398,434
32,919,535
76
7,089,260
547,772
6,862,863
207,795
8,945,993
5,522,551
3,816,908
3,136,333
1,304,040
2,420,520
13,461,081
4,542,114
19,151,605
74
5,638,414
167,641
1,575,773
26,872
2,280,383
1,450,009
188,933
1,191,486
28,777
511,722
4,364,948
288,924
2,523,911
75
3,464,648
157,944
1,125,974
53,049
2,354,115
1,562,170
199,502
966,051
23,253
350,755
3,613,726
266,975
1,778,260
76
3,785,185
75,155
5,550,915
103,150
8,345,001
3,277,394
2,499,445
3,370,010
828,990
877,832
11,373,495
366,143
3,025,383
77
2,766,224
72,848
4,477,761
77,408
5,616,725
2,689,687
1,722,178
1,494,132
1,055,300
603,417
8,497,727
429,114
3,281,913
78
1,426,401
351,607
2,041,296
129,714
2,273,856
3,676,413
2,987,637
1,275,434
194,875
2,839,247
1,968,182
6,743,417
27,369,237
79
858,388
316,980
l,2y),12S
77,338
975,153
2,370,694
1,895,228
676,150
225,487
1,466,348
1,349,528
3,346,025
14,091,433
60
164
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQU1PMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
SPECIFIED EQIIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Com pickors farms rO|inrting
. fartHs reporting
number
TmctorP fnmis reporting
I lipel tractors farms reporting
Vawlcr irariors farms reportirg
number
Tien tractors farms repotting
number
lobiles farms reporting
number
Telephone farms reporting
freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
lie milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (for crain, forage, or other crops). . . farms reporting
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting
Faims by kind of road on niftilch located:
Haiti surface farms reporting
firavel. shell, or shale farms reporting
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface roaj forms reporting
1 or more miles to a hani surface road farms reporting
1 [o 4 miles farms reporting
5 or more mi les farms reporting
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Dofe
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1059
1954
persons 1959
OperattTS working 1 or more hours persons 1959
1954
1 lo 14 hours persons 1959
15 or more hours persons 1959
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting 1959
persons 19.59
Hired workers farms reporting 1959
1954
persons 1959
1954
Regular wirkers (employed 150 or more da.vs) . . - farms reporting 1959
1954
persons 1959
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
8,452
8,090
10,799
10,004
7,945
4,810
3,096
4,893
3,410
2,003
3,729
2,037
37,222
38,643
60,220
56,227
78,098
70,594
38,542
63,144
23,623
14,919
35,167
35,513
48,991
43,586
10,970
10,717
14,153
13,450
13,994
13,018
14,954
13,556
46,262
55,835
61,108
74,410
44,061
48,164
31,522
24,214
10,272
11,275
6,059
421
9,504
16,776
25,509
4,344
9,265
2,426
1,918
1,532
3H6
43,643
59,134
64,023
85,624
42,421
57,686
15,395
27,026
7,395
11,059
18,375
42,046
5,011
5,715
9,309
U,281
46,737
61,464
3,292
3,042
839
1,191
346
1,436
1,561
1,829
1,390
2,101
1,026
1,341
1,207
1,316
1,713
2,076
1,791
2,012
966
1,241
1,537
1,650
1,202
1,413
1,586
1,946
1,064
1,502
1,532
2,366
1,023
1,467
395
626
1,463
1,687
1,994
2,786
1,152
1,730
1,451
2,316
1,115
1,680
305
1,669
1,702
2,057
1,959
2,374
3,017
3,997
4,202
1,973
2,650
1,491
432
1,337
2,297
2,248
2,559
1,247
1,321
1,347
1,371
2,518
3,482
3,272
4,527
2,363
2,880
1,616
1,145
2,438
3,540
3,614
5,225
2,301
3,540
1,010
1,291
865
^For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-October 2.
WASHINGTON
165
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on reports for only a sample of farnia
S«.e,t]
Douglas
Ferry
FraiikliB
Garfield
Ca.^
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
695
244
744
231
1,428
908
494
233
2,988
94.
908
595
2,308
1
992
404
431
276
1,037
1,373
621
368
5,178
1,55
1,200
762
2,837
!
374
75
265
162
651
15
52
5
15
145
215
336
a
UA
49
165
190
502
30
20
10
15
175
205
324
4
529
77
371
228
799
15
62
5
15
146
244
343
5
566
49
291
40
'46
246
5
'10
650
111
30
U6
30
30
20
10
15
202
1
6
1
6
220
329
6
7
8
9
10
61
'87
167
35
468
83
63
26
146
"i
373
303
365
11
45
50
47
15
118
32
40
20
Ul
1
) 272
231
236
1!
63
91
168
35
433
83
63
26
145
1,
375
310
355
13
46
50
47
15
119
32
40
20
111
1
292
235
235
1<
21
11
73
12
117
93
21
15
149
2
55
39
175
15
22
20
28
15
29
61
20
20
117
1
) 45
45
75
16
23
11
93
13
122
109
21
15
169
2
) 55
46
177
17
24
20
35
15
29
61
20
20
US
1
D 45
45
75
18
739
198
617
209
1,287
578
304
152
1,930
50"
733
578
1,542
19
837
295
303
253
927
732
346
218
2,557
75
840
586
1,500
20
1,692
271
1,239
604
2,324
806
385
193
2,724
75
) 1,192
1,021
1,800
21
1,768
354
712
619
1,346
915
426
258
3,221
33
1,221
991
1,798
23
758
201
630
ao
1,337
677
379
183
2,198
71
D 738
609
1,893
23
830
300
340
249
961
868
455
238
2,913
93
> 930
639
2,022
24
1,596
346
1,274
541
3,161
1,093
631
277
3,799
1,05
3 1,571
1,304
3,399
25
1,543
432
557
529
1,946
1,249
630
332
4,096
1,14
J 1,710
1,170
3,114
2S
723
196
667
210
1,325
582
324
143
1,730
49
3 718
584
1,703
27
1,346
304
1,173
458
2,962
786
455
184
2,563
62
1,460
1,182
2,354
28
376
123
332
81
432
431
250
117
1,234
38
3 315
231
1,192
29
347
73
335
129
894
151
74
26
496
11
1 403
353
511
.10
593
195
6U
U2
1,251
557
319
132
1,643
43
706
552
1,63S
31
553
262
256
113
819
632
385
187
1,973
49
3 869
538
1,652
32
835
269
917
171
2,510
686
409
167
2,150
48
1,333
893
2,028
33
725
309
298
139
1,4U
747
425
227
2,257
54
1,447
775
1,931
31
393
33
160
181
315
95
46
15
369
13
3 124
233
319
35
401
73
120
229
316
99
60
47
367
8
L 155
254
330
30
511
35
256
287
452
100
46
17
403
14
3 127
289
326
37
514
91
209
331
416
109
65
48
407
8
L 153
287
365
3fi
233
42
90
82
191
292
176
88
1,046
39
S 111
111
955
3!)
287
32
47
57
116
383
140
57
1,307
51
I 100
102
788
40
250
42
101
83
199
307
176
93
1,236
42
5 HI
122
1,045
41
304
32
50
59
117
393
140
57
1,432
52
1 100
108
318
42
810
174
651
223
1,297
788
434
183
2,585
82
5 862
624
2,018
43
911
325
346
267
952
1,091
536
283
4,383
1,27
b 1,040
655
2,361
44
1,138
220
851
324
1,767
991
525
230
3,596
1,12
5 1,080
789
2,537
4S
1,347
378
504
384
1,347
1,372
741
339
6,096
1,64
J 1,416
910
2,319
46
738
104
487
222
1,101
752
439
173
2,752
791
3 850
499
1,858
47
757
24
282
262
607
902
451
268
4,183
1,151
S 1,050
468
1,780
48
597
141
509
192
1,036
517
344
118
1,716
571
3 501
467
1,471
49
469
131
188
195
471
531
230
97
1,746
52
S 429
390
1,204
50
7
8
76
15
U7
206
106
45
553
9
5 232
44
515
51
10
31
23
28
39
285
150
95
815
13
5 349
68
525
52
2
55
15
1
53
16
141
5
50
35
428
10
3
5 95
1
30
238
53
54
279
'is
225
87
538
180
'53
15
293
'2
3 297
248
467
55
442
74
269
68
481
633
378
162
1,935
67
D 528
267
1,356
58
502
107
208
66
200
805
421
290
2,501
1,01
5 437
232
1,307
67
252
87
436
141
819
260
56
61
830
11
0 347
359
372
58
180
135
138
128
210
410
191
80
2,190
25
5 461
341
1,779
59
191
83
12
18
99
15
50
5
195
15
5 27
57
45
60
300
212
7
44
89
95
190
75
531
37
0 54
189
160
61
71
U
6
2
51
10
40
5
140
U
0 15
10
45
62
120
72
6
16
43
5
10
55
4
5 12
57
63
71
41
6
U
43
5
10
56
4
5 10
35
64
49
31
5
5
...
2
22
65
11/8 .U/14
11/8-U/14
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
H/8-U/14
11/8-U/14
11/8-U/U
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/2
1 II/I5-U/21
11/15-11/21
11/8-11/14
66
584
191
623
186
1,240
750
444
197
2,533
83
5 779
601
2,058
97
861
319
354
264
1,003
1,272
556
343
4,752
1,47
1 1,125
711
2,602
68
835
277
1,106
242
1,982
1,131
557
282
3,813
1,27
0 1,116
965
2,994
69
1,171
432
478
383
1,491
1,334
716
554
6,692
2,25
1 1,864
1,061
3,745
70
578
184
623
180
1,237
705
434
187
2,563
81
0 754
577
1,978
71
855
314
345
262
966
1,241
556
281
4,532
1.39
1 1,115
585
2,537
72
161
84
130
33
228
311
215
76
1,124
40
5 253
191
835
73
417
100
493
142
1,009
394
219
111
1,439
40
5 501
385
1,143
74
178
69
237
43
457
326
97
60
873
35
0 255
246
749
75
257
93
483
62
745
476
123
95
1,250
46
0 352
388
1,016
76
162
21
107
71
321
100
49
20
406
4
5 178
98
149
n
364
32
107
96
239
150
95
40
617
12
0 284
143
233
T8
481
25
273
101
707
165
102
40
1,175
13
5 293
156
206
7»
1,648
74
302
135
766
230
255
60
2,515
27
0 734
287
430
80
110
13
71
59
198
59
29
10
305
3
5 145
71
94
61
177
U
71
75
182
50
40
20
382
5
5 156
31
113
82
288
15
105
84
321
68
50
15
750
4
0 224
102
101
n
368
25
106
135
304
73
75
25
1,238
10
0 247
134
180
84
64
12
53
40
139
52
15
5
152
3
0 101
48
87
89
46
1
18
19
59
7
13
5
154
5 44
23
"^
se
734
259
627
235
1,182
840
453
235
2,752
85
3 818
586
2,100
IT
854
379
362
255
859
1,254
534
340
4,966
1,52
4 1,083
748
2,671
8t
169
12
67
33
263
33
U
13
96
2
0 60
46
56
86
130
24
48
36
224
53
17
14
193
2
2 45
41
60
90
166
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
[All data except residence of operator are based on reports for only a sample of famta. See text]
(For deHnitions and explanations, see text)
Estimated number of farms, .
sPEaFiKD EQUIP^^E^T Avn FAauriES
Onin combines farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
Com pickers farms repnrtinR 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
P]ck-up balers farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954 .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
Motortrucks farms reportinf; 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
Tractors farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
numb» 1959 .
1954.
ctors other than parden farms reportin,': 1959 .
1^,
reporting 1959 .. .
616
ramis
repoctinp 1959 . . .
6^5
1954 . . .
596
niimbw 1959 .. .
835
1954...
677
'"™'
repcrting 1959...
815
883
nraibw 1959 . . .
1,076
1954 . . .
1,121
ferms
reporting 1959. ..
190
1954 .. .
U9
number 1959 .. .
197
Automobiles farms reportine 1959 .
1954 .
number 1959.
1954.
Telephone farms reportmg 1959.
1954.
Home freezer farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 .
1954..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting 1959 ,
Cttip drier (for gram, forage, w other crops). farms reporting 1959 . .
Power -operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms repeating 1959 . ,
Farms by kintj of rtiad on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 . .
1950..
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting 19S9 . .
1950..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting 1959 . .
1950 . .
Ijcss than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . .
1 or more miled to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . .
1 to 4 miles farms reporting 1959 . .
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959 . .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate average date of enumcrntion 1959 . .
F.ARW LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENIMERATION'
Family workers, including operators lanns repcrting 1959. .
persons 1959 . .
1954 . .
Operaltrs working 1 or mtro hours persons 1959 . .
1954..
1 to U hours persons 1959 . .
15 or more hours persons 1959 . .
Unpaid members of operatcr's family
working 15 cr mere hous farms reporting 1959 . .
persons 1959 . .
Hired workers farms repcrtmg 1959 . .
persons 1959 . .
1954 . .
Regular workers (employed 1 50 or more days) . . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
persons 1959 . .
1954 . .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959 . .
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959 . .
FARM OPFRATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Not residing on farm operated operaters reporting 1959. .
1954..
1,015
2,471
2,302
1,350
1,219
2,020
1,772
1,505
1,380
2,762
2,170
1,458
2,291
951
507
1,404
1,210
1,979
1,582
1,464
1,644
2,082
2,432
2,035
2,363
2,413
1,976
2,135
3,102
2,950
1,589
2,153
1,261
328
1,493
1,584
1,331
1,798
2,424
3,015
3,113
3,763
2,357
2,374
1,404
1,244
2,261
3,200
3,224
4,854
2,225
3,080
837
1,229
1,336
1,848
1,771
1,420
1,581
2,614
2,299
1,270
2,159
762
508
1,249
1,446
1,995
1,833
1,622
2,075
2,122
2,749
1,554
2,124
2,122
3,008
1,534
2,044
^For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-Oclober 2.
WASHINGTON
167
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
[All data excflT<l residence of optntct are based on repofts for only a sample of farms. See text]
{For definitjons and explanations, see text)
Thurston Wahlflakum
Estiaialed nuBifaar of far
SPEOFtED EQUIPMENT ANO FACIUnES
n combines fama repeating 1
Com pickers farms reprrtin^ 1999
k-ap balers farms reporting 1
1
Field fora^ harvaetars .
farms reportinit 1959
1»H
number 1959
1954
Molatnicks. farms rsptatinK 1959
IVactors farms repeating 1959
Tractrva other than garden farms reporting 1959
Wheel traclas -
Crawler li
farms nporting 1
I
I
Garden traders farms reporting 1
Telephone farma teficatiag 1
I
Heme IVeeter farma reporting 1
1
Milking machine farms raportrng 1
1
RIeclhc milk coder farms reprating 1
Crop drier (forf^ain, fcrage, cr other crops) farms raporting 1
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms rspoting 1
Gravel, ahell, or ahala fanrM reporting 1
1
Dirt or unimproved farms reprstliut 1
1
l>ess thsn 1 mile to s hard swfarM road farms fsporting 1
1 or more miles to a hard aiafaee inad farms reporting 1
1 to 4 miles farms reporting 1
l,9i2
2,012
2,536
2,«)4
2,316
2,622
3,529
3,443
1,945
2,643
1,500
445
1,809
1,896
2,328
2,171
2,627
3,577
3,417
4,393
2,601
3,201
1,577
1,225
or more miles farms reporting 1959 .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
niate aviiragr date of enuiMoratton 1959 .
FARM LABOR, WF.EK PRECEDING ENUMERATION'
Family workers, including Ofierators lams reprvting 1
1
1
Operalrrs woriung 1 or mrre hours persons 1
1
1 to 14 hours pvsons 1
. , farms reporting 1
Hired uorkors farms repoting 1
1
1
P^ntular wnrkers (employed 150 or more days) . . . farms reprating 1
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1
1
Not residing on farm operat*rl 4>peralors reporting 1
3,882
4,042
5,413
2,634
3,811
1,145
1,489
997
2,350
2,355
3,576
3,144
2,293
3j828
1,292
1,001
2,094
2,127
2,718
2,358
910
657
2,701
3,087
3,493
3,772
2,626
2,990
1,910
1,307
522
599
2,544
3,397
3,781
5,127
2,477
3,311
936
1,541
1,216
1,175
1,561
1,371
1,395
1,520
2,472
2,226
1,348
2,142
766
582
1,290
1,352
1,758
1,598
1,529
1,675
1,863
11/1-11/7
2,407
3,129
1,350
1,720
1,064
1,180
1,877
1,620
1,151
1,479
1,524
1,860
11/15-11/21
1,941
2,426
1,162
1,670
1,002
1,3U
1,510
11/15-11/21
1,005
1,136
1,365
1,720
1,500
2,012
1,750
2,495
2,7150
3,788
3,540
2,285
2,941
. 1,747
538
2,265
2,380
2,778
2,695
2,874
3,665
3,716
4,700
2,975
3,445
1,610
1,130
1,612
1,870
1,147
5
759
5,545
2,752
3,590
1,304
1,245
1,787
1,647
1,683
3,840
3,528
1,652
1,664
4,347
3,630
1,602
3,775
332
1,270
1,179
921
1,387
1,037
1,533
1,528
2,388
2,247
530
337
1,737
1,821
1,548
1,359
1,537
1,883
2,040
2,501
1,510
1,845
4X
1,080
4,366
4,242
7,083
6,074
5,218
5,033
9,653
7,982
5,023
8,817
3,0U
2,012
4,753
4,536
7,760
6,454
5,495
5,835
7,503
8,347
5,065
4,489
3,524
2,532
3,195
2,894
2,184
2,833
4,551
5,776
6,353
7,800
4,464
5,676
1,505
2,959
1,367
1,889
1,227
1,909
3,977
9,558
olQte to week of September 26-October 2.
168
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on rooorts for only
I'SE OF COMMFROAI. FTRTILIZER AND L1K(E
■ml fertilizer find fprtilizirifi
!>■>
iials
Crop" on which used-
Uny and cropland posture
Dr> malenals
Li(]uid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Dr> materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Parley
Dr\ materials
Liquid materials
Sugar beets
On.' materials
All other crops
Dr\ materials
jime or liming materials uneU during the year .
SPEnFIED FARM EXPENDITl'RES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting 1
Feed for livestock and poultry fanns reporting 1
Purchase ol livestock and poultrv forms reporting 1
dollai
Machine hire farms reportin
dollars 1
I'nder S200 fanna reporting 1
S200 to?999 farms reportin
51,000 or more farms repwling 1
Hired labor farms reporting 1
I'nder 51,000 farms reportin
51.000 to 52,499 farms reporting 1
52. WO or more farms reporting 1
S2,500 to 54.999 farms reporting 1
55,000 or more farms reporting 1
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reportin
dollar
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reportin
dollai
3 reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
5 reporting 1
s reporting 1
5 reporting 1
s reporting 1
tonsl
s reporting 1
9 reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting J
s reportin
22,732
591
23,i68
283
2,',')K,'I',\
244,051
\,l%\,bl^
131,840
190,061
12,513
156,390
5,254
18,642
225
121,639
6,183
6,109
422
66,422
6,330
8,293
82
7,608
47
255,801
4,105
192,079
1,193
7,348
77
26,742
273
619
10
2,386
24
2,093
16
1,408
20
33,959
637
24,924
530
1,970
16
3,790
80
154
387
6,717
518
4,842
254
1,380,143
184,767
964,632
108,271
2,978
142
15,599
1,046
4,019
387
38,298
4,968
3,163
205
NA
m
325,114
31,919
NA
NA
1,2X
49
3,704
212
1,980
157
8,681
769
1,003
50
7,077
435
2,920
11,574
468,380
10,273
64,727
2,037
15,750
718
1,593
10,488
25,451
16,900
30,388
51,274
37,613
50,577
74,016,569
58,266,135
22,493
50,005,134
22,5^2
30,059
11,047,905
9,965,840
12,243
7,633
2,646
26,220
29,626
67,337,876
64,050,997
15,648
18,888
4,393
6,179
6,206
3,089
3,090
49,547
46,012
24,489,314
20,623,162
92,513
56,240
6,756
6,733
1,188
1,432,450
1,320,510
1,278
1,227
740,974
660,661
1,112
1,435
21,607
25,418
2,999
4,940
1,051
2,939
131
60
456
1,078
'1,050
19,908
389
1,017
2,139
2,808
88
131
1,170
60
1,035
313,349
255,029
1,225
1,406
5,210,777
6,513,120
1,583
1,607
560,980
600,181
17,991
14,392
2,407
2,140
1,305
1,002
2,140
1,484
2,779
2,273
3,095
3,696,633
2,259,102
1,347
1,060,231
1,210
2,190
192,263
283,351
936
262
1,089
1,267
1,195,767
827, 575
2,664
2,601
496,454
414,345
WASHINGTON
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
A sample of fa/ms. See tertj
169
Douglas Ferry
Franilln
Garfield
GrsBt
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
i56
33
582
200
1,092
23
157
36
946
240
318
388
554
1
516
44
229
202
777
31
! 185
72
1,168
356
370
358
790
2
57, 339 1,
334
138,084
75,0U
154,720
4,91
) 4,460
762
15,852
1,750
26,577
59,046
17,822
3
25,718 1,
662
98,335
56,278
87,069
5,32(
3,430
807
12,883
2,275
24,914
42,118
18,787
4
2,065
94
9,416
2,059
19,365
86(
) 694
138
5,637
521
2,440
3,449
1,691
5
1,883
101
3,862
2,701
16,076
661
448
75
4,642
730
2,668
2,947
1,930
6
294
33
419
58
847
23
157
36
896
240
309
305
554
7
1,021
94
5,386
420
14,065
86(
694
135
5,466
521
2,173
2,m
1,691
8
166
295
181
480
5
71
62
136
9
1,044
4,030
1,639
5,300
3
171
257
1,338
10
35
27
208
28
335
14
96
20
389
105
258
237
437
n
28
24
51
43
214
17
120
50
362
116
208
204
472
12
1,186
>25
6,965
838
10,954
3,79
1,925
235
7,147
70O
14,807
21,897
12,020
1.1
338
701
1,143
716
4,872
3,14<
2,200
745
6,480
1,285
10,757
17,437
8,539
14
34
27
181
16
254
14
96
20
349
105
250
221
437
1,5
161
61
629
46
675
66(
196
52
871
156
1,351
1,433
1,236
16
1
32
14
87
45
10
18
n
1
115
10
278
155
28
40
IS
16
52
5
114
2
16
'ii
110
65
54
14
'60
19
10
5
25
2
48
5
66
40
36
23
117
20
40
475
77
2,664
35C
60
182
1,940
290
3,039
452
745
21
10
40
765
130
1,0M
80
1,315
125
,250
1,282
1,635
22
16
42
2
93
2
'16
11
105
65
64
13
60
23
5
54
10
18
1
3
2
250
31
34
4<
12
51
5
3
449
10
12
147
268
28
43
24
25
28
170
10
369
189
785
'25
85
198
75
27
113
20
144
171
366
25
119
165
84
28
44,516
86
84,801
59,024
61,236
550
1,950
30,010
1,115
29
17,1»
iTO
81,220
41,027
34,338
315
3,964
20,455
1,483
30
18
10
216
26
509
25
54
91
75
31
188
24
1,003
235
1,835
48
75
379
63
32
152
160
174
311
32
125
33
878
2,163
1,379
1,605
39
1,178
34
57
3
112
105
209
'is
42
72
'30
35
KA
NA
KA
NA
NA
N/
NA
NA
HA
l«
NA
NA
NA
36
5,927
84
16,002
11,746
8,011
7
105
...
579
4,969
240
37
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
m
NA
NA
m
l»
HA
NA
HA
38
U
3
40
15
154
15
35
22
30
39
14
5
76
34
483
K
10
49
33
17
40
46
73
91
61
7
50
41
85
357
122
227
169
240
3
40
115
42
43
NA
NA
NA
1,653
NA
NA
6,403
'iu
NA
HA
HA
;iA
705
HA
HA
44
45
NA
HA
NA
82
368
60
2»5
HA
NA
202
1,«3
93
502
m
NA
HA
'na
NA
25
36
30
59
'ha
'ha
ID
4-
257
i
428
'yr
812
8
56
'26
508
lis
137
'76
158
51
5,670
y)
28,188
3,326
65,452
69C
1,820
345
6,765
760
5,497
1,718
3,702
52
237
1
321
24
627
8
56
20
503
115
105
67
158
53
653
4
3,246
104
9,129
144
428
32
4,146
218
394
238
332
54
22
182
20
274
16
32
3
55
80
1,U8
1
21
2,712
'12
"i
4
112
138
3
56
57
6C
11
15
150
35
50
58
45
24:
6
615
59
38.
lio
50
1,425
220
2,095
60
35
33«
26:
150
6
15
432
2,075
215
200
61
62
890
34
739
231
1,423
90S
489
233
2,973
925
907
696
2,303
63
402 ]
89
491
187
826
752
394
167
2,321
740
790
560
1,967
64
501
31
292
238
607
1,112
570
34«
4,282
1,361
1,022
593
2,470
65
219,817 80, S
68
719,130
178,006
2,185,766
1,161,192
1,351,250
155,725
7,351,290
1,038,435
1,856,759
555,434
4,181,386
66
382,414 99, <
71
481,857
197,619
473,565
835, 41«
1,486,865
390,305
7,035,478
1,299,320
1,162,130
592,635
•3,474,800
67
282
08
352
133
660
399
169
85
1,375
500
432
345
884
68
136,2U 181,e
58
1,034,638
120,953
5,934,681
298,054
185,720
49,520
1,980,261
392,715
4,183,482
593,001
1,158,123
69
338
34
514
101
894
269
176
71
1,005
180
406
263
887
70
458
76
210
149
579
4ie
291
101
1,571
421
703
349
1,342
71
113,507 9,
«6
503,565
101,384
974,210
57,4K
30,276
11,127
176,118
33,345
213,613
83,727
126,703
72
193,782 25,
31
137,386
143,110
639,046
63,411
60,522
18,211
222,605
42,165
427,448
135,182
230,785
73
180
12
100
26
164
17C
111
50
780
160
168
128
671
74
135
21
242
50
434
93
60
21
197
10
191
120
211
75
23
1
172
25
296
I
5
28
10
47
15
5
76
606
93
475
198
976
311
199
56
1,193
175
453
379
802
77
715
52
206
237
807
432
236
130
1,598
316
638
428
995
78
2,446,935 64,]
63
969,446
459,587
2,450,364
258,22]
206,680
37,684
4,224,914
194,350
940,791
625,099
530,401
79
2,100,222 81, <
09
621,893
617,489
2,007,047
333,500
189,579
73,520
3,771,222
367,055
1,068,348
649,622
803,845
80
330
83
246
89
486
246
175
41
671
130
236
236
669
81
328 1
30
71
114
463
347
176
110
1,101
261
423
267
845
82
120
2
104
42
204
42
5
10
145
20
87
74
107
83
172
13
45
49
138
46
45
5
220
25
76
83
68
84
156
8
125
67
286
23
19
5
377
25
130
69
26
85
215
9
90
74
206
33
15
15
277
30
139
78
82
86
77
5
56
39
160
U
6
5
181
10
85
41
20
87
79
3
69
28
126
12
13
196
15
45
28
6
88
817
24
734
231
1,392
898
459
203
2,755
830
897
686
2,237
89
891
37
301
258
1,026
796
455
222
2,928
796
993
546
2,002
90
787,136 87,?
41
736,731
330,614
1,773,828
177,729
84,289
37,216
965,436
96,450
518,322
452,096
473, 169
91
722,448 112, <
00
383,989
316,126
1,051,618
148, 518
89,820
49,100
601,332
103,325
512,673
413,888
493,692
92
368
86
392
UO
900
217
167
35
832
260
278
292
531
93
159,045 9,
74
269,587
53,018
1,111,476
29,22e
26,480
4,345
1,017,268
65, 110
76,087
70,811
87,960
94
170
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a samole of Farms. See text]
{For definitions and cxplaj
I'SE OF CmiNfFUCIAL FFRTILIZER \ND LIME
Dry materials
Liquid malerials
Crops or which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid malfnals
Other pasture (not cnapland)
Dr> materials
Liquid mat*?rial9
Wieat
Dr>mat«ials
Liquid materials
Barley
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Sugar beets
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Ail other crops
Dry materials
^ime or liming malerials used durine the year
/arms reporting
9 reponinc
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
5 reporting
9 reporting
5 reporting
9 reporting
; lime
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the Tollowing apeoified expenditures Tanns reporting
Feed for livestock and poultry. farms reporting
dollars
Purchnse of livestock and poultry fanns reporting
dollars
Machine hire farms reporting
dollars
Under S200 farms reporting
$200 to 5999 farms reporting
$1,000 or more farms reporting
Hired labor farms reporting
dollars
I'nder $1,000 farms reporung
SI. 000 to $2,499 farms repoting
52,500 or more farms reporting
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting
55,000 or more farms reporting
tiosoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting
dollars
$eeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting
dollars
230,271
L23,549
7,229
3,803
115
1,035
539
6,194
1,009
1,2'48,705
1,125,460
24,309
21,003
2,566
1,717
1,140
1,315
964,182
1,106
1,062
3,600,612
3,321,015
1,696
1,511
823,685
655,679
11,288
10,440
2,439
2,748
3,868
412
1,523
2,629
2,080
2,650
6,490,785
5,106,880
1,264
1,498,003
923
1,331
193,723
186,875
1,048
1,259
2,325,587
2,147,820
2,434
2,100
467,362
46,835
41,497
9,552
7,306
4,915
4,853
9,671
9,720
1,755
1,446
2,045
2,777,651
3,300,870
764
1,053,240.
1,038
1,381
638,610
444,315
1,141
2,474,605
2,245,713
1,675
1,600
610,983
596,416
WASHINGTON
171
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data are be.<:ed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For derinitions and explanauo
IS, see lert)
Snohomish
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahkialtum
Walla Walla
Whatcom
Whitman
Yakima
ISE OF C(»MFncHL FERTILIZER ViD LUIE |
1
Conunnciil fartillzec and rmilizing
nut«nal9 used during ti\e yeal
. . farms rajorting 1959 .. -
920
1,189
437
435
90
621
1,402
1,383
3,528
2
1954...
1,266
1,143
369
475
76
657
1,425
1,252
3,827
3
sc
ms on which used 1959...
2i,853
145,657
18,326
11,940
2,035
246,539
44,737
458,971
159,688
4
1954...
19,106
100,890
17,455
8,601
897
231,226
34,870
289,971
136,553
5
tons 1959...
4,477
10,950
1,346
1,443
241
12,074
7,236
17,940
31,716
e
1954...
3,806
6,585
1,222
1,305
170
10,361
6,540
16,618
25,360
7
Dry materials
. . farms reprating 1959 .. .
900
975
379
435
90
340
1,322
482
3,149
8
tors 1959...
4,073
7,431
1,160
1,443
241
3,887
6,481
6,138
22,724
9
Liquid materials
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
85
342
82
384
165
1,U5
871
10
Crofw on which used-
loos 1959...
404
3,519
186
8,187
755
11,802
8,992
11
. . farms rerorting 1959 . . .
587
284
230
3<X>
80
87
1,066
lOi
635
12
cropi pm
1954..
585
350
180
224
20
115
990
152
7U
13
acres 1959...
15,466
8,873
7,261
8,815
1,545
3,472
31,150
8,262
14,202
14
1954...
10,200
9,787
4,775
4,265
370
8,826
23,125
6,616
15,992
IS
I>y materials
.. /arms rofoctjng 1959...
567
273
223
300
80
78
991
88
598
le
tons 1959...
2,286
825
698
950
175
351
4,023
436
1,390
17
Liquid materials
. . farms reporting 1959
55
16
8
15
130
18
42
18
tons 1959 .. .
350
53
10
85
499
62
132
19
Other fAsture (not cropland)
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
U5
98
62
92
10
72
240
41
243
20
1954...
31
53
11
61
5
36
25
38
231
21
acres 1959...
1,515
976
1,323
1,490
145
1,620
4,620
657
2,886
22
1954...
171
820
170
1,485
160
910
330
1,551
4,260
23
Dry malehala
. . farms reporting 1959.. .
L35
93
57
92
10
51
230
34
228
24
torul959...
205
84
78
247
4
100
565
43
401
25
Liquid materials
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
5
5
5
21
15
7
15
»
tons 1969 .. .
5
8
6
14
42
93
4
27
mieat
...farms reportjng 1969...
787
181
5
436
35
1,308
295
28
1954...
578
167
16
406
40
1,065
105
211
acres 1959...
83,787
5,825
25
167,822
440
315,965
11,030
30
1954...
52,838
6,743
190
177,882
610
197,901
4,171
SI
Dry materials
. . farms reporting 1999. . .
570
133
5
97
35
328
234
.12
tons 1989...
3,006
218
3
1,514
83
3,465
612
M
I jquid materials
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
259
49
360
5
1,073
66
M
tons 1959...
2,399
119
5,318
10
8,316
278
35
Barley
. . .farms reporting 1959 . . .
5
372
123
"5
256
46
812
124
36
1954...
IIA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
37
acres 1959...
145
28,211
2,641
40
51,284
751
100,548
3,577
M
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
°NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
39
Dry materials
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
5
198
88
5
51
46
176
113
«
Ions 1959...
15
569
88
4
344
95
868
237
<l
Liquid materials
. . farms tfpaun^t 1959 .. .
185
35
211
659
11
<2
tons 1959...
956
34
1,445
2,658
65
«3
Sxi£ar beets
. • .farms reporting 1959. ..
105
406
44
1954...
NA
NA
'na
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IS
acres 1969...
4,940
15,367
<e
1954...
NA
'na
°IU
°IU
NA
NA
NA
liA
NA
17
Dry materials
. . . farms reporting 1999. . .
71
389
48
1<>>S1999...
588
3,859
49
Liquid materials
64
156
SO
tons 1999...
789
1,145
51
All other crops
. . . farms reporting 1999. . .
329
7,727
388
23,810
'k
1,276
116
1,570
15
345
209
17,401
502
7,776
235
33,539
3,085
S2
acre, 1959...
112,626
53
Dry materials
. . . farms reporting 1999. ..
309
1,567
338
2,947
60
78
116
239
15
62
174
990
477
1,715
158
1,326
2,518
54
tons 1959...
16,225
55
Liquid matsials
. . . farms repcrung 1959 .. .
30
60
22
46
35
95
773
56
tons 1959...
49
103
17
536
204
673
7,368
57
Lime or timin|{ materials used dunnn the year .
... farms roprKing 1959...
71
88
45
6
S8
1994 .. .
185
30
5
485
10
S9
at»«i limed 1959...
625
1,040
740
124
60
1994...
3,5C0
1,175
16
8,145
65
61
tons 1999...
880
1,315
785
220
«2
1954 .. .
4,025
950
25
9,600
65
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITl'RES
63
Any of the following specified expendituras. . .
. . . farms repeating 1959 .. .
2,992
2,954
1,552
1,274
275
977
3,085
1,854
5,972
64
F<Kyl for livoAlock and poultry
. . . farms reporting 1959. . .
2,686
2,271
1,291
1,141
240
654
2,765
1,313
2,990
6S
1964...
3,922
2,936
1,632
1,597
337
704
3,590
1,570
3,866
66
<k>llarsl959...
5,173,956
2,911,831
1,362,615
3,067,Cf78
178,950
1,450,097
7,240,479
1,696,977
9,504,620
67
1954...
4,248,825
3,127,943
819,752
1,804,650
380,700
680,145
6,334,850
1,357,376
4,835,351
. . . farms reporting 1950 .. .
1,416
1,349,246
1,484
1,188,888
783
612
75
34,895
475
896,225
1,289
1,291,725
910
2,270,374
2,149
15,193,710
69
dollars 1999...
504,370
762,589
70
. . . farms reporting 1950 .. .
976
1,208
605
422
115
496
1,838
977
3,497
71
1994...
1,557
1,694
969
564
176
500
2,510
1,184
3,922
72
dollars 1959...
219,425
348,084
112,628
83,125
13,195
294,305
388,918
895,607
3,337,916
73
1994...
266,875
458,894
221,490
86,205
34,985
288,198
439,120
1,025,373
2,077,662
74
llnd<rS200
... farme reporting 1959...
701
686
452
295
100
246
1,137
242
1,363
75
I200u>S999
. . . farms repceting 1969 .. .
255
463
146
106
15
152
665
iM,
1,302
76
$1,000 or m<T»
. . . fsrms reporting 1999. . .
20
59
7
21
98
36
291
832
77
Hir«l labcr
. . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,W7
1,345
660
471
130
590
1,540
1,930
1,334
1,440
4,226
4,619
78
1954...
1,437
1,401
651
490
167
677
79
dollars 1959...
1,861,007
1,899,729
448,911
1,071,015
115,110
2,724,794
1,199,345
2,759,124
18,328,842
80
1954...
1,455,795
1,707,401
354,796
590, 561
107,205
2,638,141
1,551,165
2,882,180
18,166,608
61
Under $1.000
. . . farms reporting 1959. . .
841
940
576
345
95
253
1,245
642
1,789
2,042
82
1954 .. .
1,161
1,073
573
386
146
269
1,615
689
83
$1,000 to $2,499
. . . farms reporting 1999 . . .
105
2U
43
65
15
79
165
350
880
84
1954 .. .
161
171
43
57
5
103
145
367
966
65
$2,500 or mora
. . . farms reporting 1959 .. .
201
194
41
61
20
258
130
342
1,557
86
1954...
L15
157
35
47
16
305
170
384
1,611
$2,500 to $4,999
110
116
26
31
15
96
86
216
126
674
883
88
$5,000 w ma»
. . . fanrui reporting 1959 .. .
91
78
15
30
5
162
44
finAoline and other petroleum fuel
. . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,902
2,227
2,9W
2,681
1,526
1,605
1,184
1,054
250
317
941
941
2,885
2,645
1,838
1,740
5,946
90
1994...
5,435
91
dollars 1959. . .
670,744
1,281,574
604,556
313,583
45,820
1,199,908
633,367
2,258,238
3,569,989
92
1954...
459,790
1,208,494
547,726
225,710
56,915
1,167,622
6(W,885
1,922,420
3,086,688
83
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
. . . farms reoortine 1959. . .
855
1,283
710
344
90
506
863
963
2,703
.4
dollars 1969...
363,656
479,665
101,202
73,555
6,360
477,949
161,399
703,076
1,144,675
NA Not avallaUe.
172
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8. -LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
—
I»m
The State
Adams
Asotin
Benton
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Cowlitz
(l-or ilonnilions and e\p!annlions
see test)
,
Cattle aod calves
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
36,186
378
235
779
380
650
2,177
257
914
1954 . . .
<9,565
349
352
1,036
537
960
3,165
300
1,224
:l
number 1959 . . .
1,149,901
29,466
15,432
22,814
5,754
16,998
40,411
12,237
15,092
]
1954
1,125,904
23,447
13,839
23,179
7,633
17,723
39,406
11,655
17,640
5
Cons, incluLlmi; hrifor? lltal hnvo ralveO
.farms reporlinp 1959, . .
31,150
306
208
602
316
586
1,915
232
822
u
1951 . , .
43,255
327
310
886
468
860
2,735
283
1,078
I
number 1959 . . .
485,126
9,632
7,567
7,564
2,229
8,386
18,267
5,452
6,378
^
1954- ..
497,516
9,873
6,210
8,361
3,279
9,303
18,160
5,226
8,198
ri
Milkc„»s
.farms reportinc 1959 . . .
23,306
195
154
444
246
428
1,515
129
597
10
1954...
36,791
224
256
747
400
679
2,487
200
924
11
number 1959 . . .
217,967
509
699
2,856
775
6,266
13,223
284
3,862
IS
1954 . . .
246,928
441
745
3,630
1,095
7,208
15,010
498
5,447
n
Heifers and heifer cal\es
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
30,068
274
194
588
254
585
1,864
213
758
H
1954 . . .
38,814
264
261
779
346
791
2,476
250
960
15
number 1959...
349,415
9,419
3,954
6,706
1,632
5,848
13,858
3,040
5,284
16
1954 . . .
338,731
6,720
4,020
6,253
2,237
5,936
13,736
3,100
5,936
IT
Steers and bulls, including -«(CT'r an.i l:ull ralves.
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
28,660
300
206
636
281
506
1,678
227
735
18
1954 . . .
36, 113
266
266
777
355
732
2,212
264
886
19
number 1959.. .
315,360
10,415
3,911
8,544
1,893
2,764
8,286
3,745
3,430
20
Farms reporting b\ numlior on band;
Cattle and calve—
1954 .. .
289,657
6,854
3,609
8,565
2,117
2,484
7,510
3,329
3,506
21
1
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,339
36
9
43
40
11
68
10
23
go
o lo4
.farms repwling 1959 . . .
6,903
77
37
160
148
115
455
31
191
23
5 to 9
.fan.is [^porting 1959 .. .
8,315
48
43
178
74
168
630
39
313
24
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959. . .
6,510
50
22
167
45
111
455
40
189
2S
20 to 49
.farms reporting 1959. . .
7,386
69
42
112
48
146
391
71
131
26
50 to 99
.farms reporting 1959. . .
3,707
47
36
85
17
67
130
33
50
27
100 or more
Cows, including heifer" that have ral\e<l-
.farms reporting 1959. . .
2,026
51
46
34
8
32
48
33
17
28
1
.farms reporting 1959. . .
6,906
76
27
169
124
120
424
21
208
2a
2 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
13,075
107
60
272
131
247
991
92
458
30
10 to 19
.fanr.s repotting 1959 . , .
3,723
43
26
48
28
78
208
43
69
n
20 to 29
.farms reporting 1959 - . .
2,691
19
19
44
16
48
134
26
28
32
.farms reporting 1959 .
2,703
15
26
48
11
49
101
22
41
33
50 to 74
.farms reprrting 1959. - .
1,067
18
26
6
3
26
34
13
12
34
75 to 99
• farms reporting 19.59 . , .
409
9
7
3
2
14
14
5
3
35
100 or mote
• farms reporting 1959 . .
576
19
17
12
1
'
9
10
3
36
Milk cows-
1
.farms reporting 1959 . , .
8,106
102
62
175
155
119
453
74
241
37
2 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 . . -
9,647
87
84
198
80
155
721
53
285
38
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,607
3
1
18
3
39
123
1
17
3!)
20 to 29
.farms repotting 1959 . . -
1,574
1
2
23
35
91
12
40
3010 49
.forms reporting 1959 .. .
1,630
3
26
6
42
82
27
41
50 or more
.farms reporting 1959. . .
742
2
2
4
2
33
45
1
15
42
Horses and or mules
• farms reporting 1959 . . .
12,377
174
161
295
255
173
450
161
269
43
1954 . . .
14,786
148
190
390
303
252
522
175
319
numbe»1959...
37,517
490
677
960
845
397
1,034
526
561
15
1954...
39,800
437
615
1,145
952
504
1,047
496
614
46
Hoes ami piffs
.fftims reporting 1959. . .
1954 . . .
9,376
11,800
179
131
92
135
- 300
326
120
192
U3
198
502
642
83
109
238
260
47
48
number 1959...
159,184
6,509
1,488
6,272
551
666
5,052
1,949
1,510
4!1
1954 . . .
116,577
1,506
1,400
3,142
903
939
4,205
1,394
828
50
Dom since June 1
.farms reitirlini 1959...
6,174
122
69
213
55
68
339
54
145
51
1954 . , .
7,254
65
89
219
95
122
401
57
156
number 1959 . . .
98,457
3,587
858
4,479
277
423
3,090
1,142
831
53
1954..,
69,445
808
916
2,283
530
544
2,519
744
453
54
Born liefore .fune 1
.farms reporting 1959 . , .
6,229
123
64
213
89
66
300
65
149
1954 - , ,
7,765
104
88
203
130
110
382
86
147
56
number 1959 , ,
60,727
2,922
630
1,793
274
243
1,962
807
679
57
1954 , , ,
49,132
698
434
859
373
395
1,686
650
375
Farms reportins W number of hofis and pies-
5S
Inder 10
.farms reporting 1959 , .
6,498
91
48
178
106
98
385
49
200
55
10 to 2)
.farms reporting 1959 , , ,
1,544
40
26
64
12
10
74
18
25
60
25 to 99
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,006
33
18
46
2
5
38
12
11
61
100 oc more
.farms reputing 1959 ., ,
328
15
12
5
4
2
6-1
Sheep ami lambs
.farms reporting 1959 . , ,
3,691
65
31
106
46
20
212
43
58
63
1954 . , .
3,665
24
45
92
43
25
156
30
41
64
number 1959..,
313,055
5,082
7,155
8,441
1,576
569
8,432
2,251
1,755
65
1954 , - ,
251,853
697
1,733
11,806
2,817
573
5,614
1,199
1,085
66
I ,amhs under 1 year old
. farms reporting 1959 , . ,
2,623
45
23
83
36
13
147
34
36
67
1954 . , .
2,636
21
27
67
29
11
115
22
32
6h
number 1959 . . .
95,629
2,087
360
3,176
517
250
2,835
884
713
60
1954 , , ,
76, 353
256
151
3,721
1,220
201
1,986
177
541
70
Sheep 1 ve.ar old anil over
.farms reporting 1959 . , ,
3,313
54
27
89
40
18
192
40
55
71
19.54 . . .
3,146
19
39
76
34
21
144
27
33
72
number 1959, - ,
217,426
2,995
6,795
5,265
1,059
319
5,597
1,367
1,042
73
1954, -
175,495
441
1,582
8,085
1,597
372
3,628
1,022
544
74
E«es
. .farms repcrttng 1959 . , .
3,203
53
27
83
40
16
187
37
53
75
1954 ,. ,
3,054
17
38
74
31
20
140
27
31
76
number 1959 , , ,
209,515
2,865
6,652
5,047
1,012
293
5,162
1,312
961
77
1954 , , ,
168,017
411
1,527
7,890
1,570
336
3,203
980
510
78
Hams ami weth«Ts
. .farms reporting 1959 ., .
2,331
37
20
62
25
14
150
27
42
70
1954 . , ,
1,856
12
25
51
20
10
107
17
20
SO
number 1959 .. ,
7,911
130
143
218
47
26
435
55
81
81
Famis reporting by number of shrvp and lambs
1954 - , ,
7,478
30
55
195
27
36
425
42
34
82
UndCT 25
• .farms reporting 19.59 . .
2,340
36
20
64
31
16
121
28
42
8.1
25 to 299
..farms reporting 1959..,
1,208
22
7
39
14
3
89
14
15
84
300 .»".«■
. .farms reporting 1959 , , ,
143
■^
4
3
1
1
2
1
1
85
f hiekens 1 nonths old ami over
. .farms reprrting 19.59 , .
20,776
382
171
470
386
278
1,131
171
480
86
1951,.,
36,608
389
293
839
719
549
1,960
240
810
87
number 1959,, ,
4,998,060
17,433
19,221
45,110
23,534
27,286
264,519
7,915
77,990
8N
1954 . , ,
4,592,776
22,806
15,758
57,039
35,735
48,267
211,175
12,782
49,991
Farms oTxirtini; by numbtr of chickens 4 mont
a old and ove»-
80
I'nder .50
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
15,276
290
118
352
313
226
880
126
396
30
50 to 399
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
3,738
89
46
100
59
36
147
43
64
01
400 to 799
. .farm-s reporting 1959 , , ,
457
1
1
10
9
6
25
2
3
92
SOO to 1,599
. .farms repoting 1959 . . .
508
2
3
3
3
8
32
4
1,600 to 3.199
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
407
390
2
1
1
2
2
24
23
^
94
3,20Oiimon-
. .farms reptrting 1959 ,. ,
95
Tufkey hens kept ftr breeding
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
279
1
16
6
4
10
1
96
1954 .. .
568
3
2
14
11
10
24
12
97
number 1969 .. .
28,832
3
2,538
17
5
3,572
3
98
1954.,
68,353
9
6
4,234
1,161
31
7,571
29
WASHINGTON
173
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
2,224
1,365
2,077
1,652
92
54
103
90
1,074
804
1,107
899
2,156
11,508
1,722
4,454
69
241
65
129
1,168
6,910
823
2,720
66
29S
86
202
988
4,398
899
1,734
1,133
18,911
19,898
237
2,119
327
3,937
4,585
44,420
5,772
49,276
192
1,689
296
2,976
1,977
22,331
2,715
24,223
146
1,293
242
2,651
1,337
19,796
1,818
22,206
195
1,717
268
2,744
1,460
14,714
1,993
16,175
196
1,638
240
2,626
1,148
7,375
1,064
8,878
1,120
3,021
498,743
583,364
1,159
1,013
679
6,130
63,656
32,508
6,718
63,496
33,607
525
669
556
892
902
649
2,264
20,147
15,801
2,615
21,861
15,714
396
476
373
813
750
503
1,696
4,653
1,943
2,238
6,132
2,176
518
644
521
746
846
590
2,039
17,490
9,106
2,159
17,127
9,099
536
666
525
791
870
572
1,827
26,019
7,601
1,944
24,508
8,794
1,034
91,328
130,808
19,105
12,827
21,064
14,802
106
87
111
106
4,940
3,255
3,335
5,255
111
109
135
113
14,165
9,572
17,729
9,547
109
105
133
110
13,769
9,161
17,309
9,240
1,000
».'.
1,742
86
489,782
87
363,499
88
652
81)
151
(HI
46
m
57
9!
48
OT
46
94
10
(!,■>
22
M
7,846
07
20, 538
08
174 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definitions and explai
elext)
Cattle and calves Jorms ropcrting 1959 .
1954 .
number 1959 .
1954-
Cons, including hcifprs that have calved famis repotting 1959-
number 1959 .
1954.
Milk cows fams reporting 1959 .
1954 .
numbef 1959 . .
1954 . .
Heifers and heifer oalveg .farms reporting 1950 . ,
number 1959. .
1954..
Steers and hulls, indudin); steer and bull calves. . .farms reporting 1959. .
Farms reporting bv number on hand:
Cattle ami calves-
1 farms reporting
- to 4 forms reporting
5 to 9 farms reporting
10 to 19 farms reporting
50 to 49 farms reporting
50 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms repcrting
Cow5, including heifers that have calved-
1 (arms reporting
2 to 9 farms reporting
10 to 19 farms reportin,';
20 lo 29 farms reporting
."M) to 49 farms reporting
50 lo 74 farms repoting
75 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms reporting
Milk COW3-
1 .•-. .farms reporting
2 to 9 farms reporting
10 to 19 farms reporting
20 to 29 farms repoting
30 to 49 farms reporting
50 or more farms reporting
Horses and or mules farms reporting
Hoi!5 and pigs farms reporting 1
1
1
Oom since June 1 farms reporting 1
1
numba 1
1
Born before June 1 farms reporting 1
number I
1
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pies-
l-'nder 10. farms reporting 1
10 to 04 farms reporting 1
25 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms repcrting
Sheep and lambs farms reporting
I*mhs under 1 year old farms reporting
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting
number
Ewes farms reporting
number
Rams and wethers farms repcrting 191
19!
number 191
19!
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs-
I'mler 25 farms reporting 19!
25 to 299 farms reporting 19!
300 or more farms reporting 19!
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting 19!
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months old and over-
Under 50.. farms reporting 19!
50 to 399 .farms repcrting 191
400 to 799 farms reporting 19!
ftOO to 1,599 farms reporting 19!
1,600 lo 3,199 farms reputing 1<M
3,200 or more farms reporting 19!
Turkey hens kept for breeding farms reporting 191
19!
number 19!
1059...
20
!?.«...
1
wsn . . .
87
1954 .. .
93
1959...
5,275
1954 . . ,
6,512
1959 .. .
60
1954 . . .
73
1959 . . .
1,368
1954 .. .
2,051
1959 .. .
34
1954
89
1959...
3,907
1954 .. .
4,461
1959 .. .
82
1954...
89
1959 . . .
3,733
1954 .. .
4,295
1,040
1,280
72,474
70,844
958
1,229
34,654
32,608
1,037
18,903
19,390
820
1,015
18,917
18,846
1,122
36,928
49,183
317
1,749
407
2,599
9,067
29,206
8,991
29,483
290
1,435
386
2,069
4,146
13,972
4,086
13,139
221
1,034
318
1,717
1,302
9,711
1,698
10,223
288
1,380
355
1,882
2,883
9,254
2,815
9,650
269
1,385
326
1,362
Pierce San Juan Skagit
1,697
548,043
546,839
162
1,427
220
2,039
2,834
44,160
3,970
43,257
141
1,222
210
1,745
1,145
19,791
1,825
20,053
93
974
170
1,525
372
16,367
917
16,968
136
1,253
179
1,705
935
15,633
1,223
15, U8
133
1,094
158
1,411
754
8,736
922
8,086
1,315
269,471
206,022
WASHINGTON
175
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Item
Snohcnlsli
Spciliane
SteveuB
Thurston
WwhTH wlmw
Walla Walla
Whatcon
WMtnan
Yakljna
(For deriDiuoBS and explanatjoDS
. see text)
,
Cattle and calves
Jarms reporting 1959 . . .
2,439
2,082
1,380
1,059
285
625
2,743
1,247
2,872
■2
1954 - .
3,802
2,793
1,691
1,515
352
749
3,526
1,598
3,923
3
number 1959 . . .
50,612
45,152
44,371
22,367
8,889
26,829
70,909
48,623
131,507
1954 -
50,609
48,081
47,641
20,900
9,349
25,380
70,310
49,827
123,456
Co*s. including hetfefs liml have calved
.farms reforting 1959. - .
1.975
1,792
1,289
924
257
540
2,408
1,156
2,273
1954
3,041
2,435
1,627
1,307
333
685
3,310
1,494
3,415
number 1959 . - -
24,437
19,676
20,117
10,198
4,143
10,623
38,254
22,145
35,241
1954...
24,877
20,806
20,906
10,275
4,654
U,076
37,840
22,462
41,219
Milkco^
-fanns reporting 1959 . . .
1,612
1,399
1,058
673
209
319
2,012
705
1,684
1954...
2,762
2,175
1,390
1,139
281
450
3,053
1,151
2,824
number 1959 . . .
21,839
10,224
8,754
6,486
3,439
2,734
33,873
2,091
12,257
1954 .. .
23,009
12,129
9,621
6,865
4,024
2,819
34,705
3,593
16,832
Heifers and heifer calves
.farms r«f«rting 1959 .. .
2,049
1,703
1,235
892
263
504
2,474
1,040
2,160
19.14 . , .
2,921
2,126
1,527
1,163
305
618
3,183
1,324
2,915
number 1059...
18,424
15,495
14,178
7,872
3,110
7,326
25,913
12,467
32,184
1954...
17,464
15,471
14,998
6,759
3,002
7,538
25,442
13,373
30,569
Sleere and bulls, indudine a*ef aid bull calves.
. farms reprung 1959 .. .
1,886
1,646
1,155
849
245
551
1,862
1,046
2,283
1954...
2,539
2,013
1,434
1,051
288
583
2,400
1,303
2,965
number 1959...
7,701
9,981
10,076
4,297
1,535
8,880
6,742
14,011
64,082
20
Fanns reporting by number oi hand:
Caule and calves-
1954 .. .
8,268
u,8ai
U,737
3,866
1,683
6,766
7,028
13,992
51,668
21
1
farms re icrtine 1959. .
71
96
31
28
2
19
58
41
213
2 lo 4 lams reoatine 1959 . . .
492
495
180
2U
23
98
324
213
596
23
5 lo 9
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms repeating 1959...
.farms reporting 1959...
.farm."* repeating 1959. .
.farms reputing 1959...
702
449
476
184
65
473
380
389
180
69
228
252
395
222
72
301
202
198
95
24
47
61
95
46
11
144
97
133
73
61
563
538
843
375
42
216
242
297
150
88
555
2i
10 to 19
493
2.1
20 to 40
487
26
50to99
269
100 or more
259
28
1
.faime repeating 1959...
farms reporung 1959. .
famj repeating 1950...
.farms refDrting 1059...
farms reporting 1959...
.farms refCTUng 1959. . .
468
871
214
191
148
39
445
815
208
139
UO
48
165
517
a8
162
158
44
197
455
87
81
69
25
28
103
41
32
42
7
95
225
75
48
41
25
376
808
342
402
399
65
171
492
178
114
105
52
718
29
2 to 9
874
30
10 to 19
239
91
20 to 29
123
3S
30 to49
156
33
50to74
54
U
75to99
.farms repeating 1959 . . .
25
14
16
5
2
15
10
13
35
."W
100 or more
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
19
13
9
5
2
16
5
31
53
Mill co«j-
w
.farms remtine 1969. . .
423
505
280
209
37
139
346
312
769
37
21o9 raniBteiKrtinil«9...
626
637
521
297
67
133
574
374
623
i6
10tol9
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reputing 1959 . . .
167
173
72
84
85
88
39
51
30
30
11
8
273
372
4
5
105
39
20to29
62
10
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959...
145
71
74
55
34
11
377
8
73
41
5<>ormcre
.farms rcpirting 1959.. .
78
30
10
22
11
17
70
2
47
42
Honiesand'ormule.
.farms reporting 1959 . .
486
829
635
309
29
336
423
582
1,150
43
1954 . .
538
944
880
336
34
397
502
660
1,546
44
nianbar 1959...
1,311
2,492
1,677
978
76
1,185
1,095
1,689
3,691
«
1954 .. .
1,057
2,215
2,248
755
59
1,222
1,010
1,676
4,680
46
Ilomand "
.farms reporting 1969. . .
1954.
386
553
747
900
550
709
239
280
12
26
177
234
305
364
546
662
910
47
1,049
48
niKibar 1950...
3,028
13,657
8,597
2,079
48
7,238
1,541
24,293
17,197
411
1954...
2,960
11,476
7,811
4,439
57
4,345
1,572
14,480
14,077
30
Dom aince June I
.farms reporting 1969. .
11164.,
267
333
494
596
370
463
178
152
9
12
132
158
177
197
425
429
614
SI
695
52
nwnbor 1059 . . .
1,997
8,499
5,278
1,433
35
4,179
863
15,885
11,283
33
1954...
1,702
7,399
5,073
1,075
24
2,354
650
8,420
9,125
54
.farms reporting 1059 . .
1954...
217
338
499
592
396
578
118
165
7
15
112
141
178
218
432
532
598
33
697
se
numbrr 1959...
1,031
5,158
3,319
646
13
3,059
678
8,408
5,914
57
Farms reporting by numbn o4 hop! and pies-
1954 .. .
1,258
4,077
2,738
3,363
33
1,992
912
6,060
4,952
58
tmkrlO
.farms repcyung 1050. . .
305
504
348
202
11
105
275
197
622
59
10 to 24
.farms nspcrung 1959 .. .
59
132
120
21
1
30
17
117
157
to
!5to99
.farms reporting 1059...
17
85
68
11
21
11
156
93
ei
100 or mors
.farms repeating 1059.. .
5
26
14
5
21
1
75
38
62
Sheep and lambn
.farms reporting 1959...
158
175
133
57
14
137
71
289
353
63
1054...
199
159
126
61
11
108
113
224
419
64
number 1950...
2,141
4,528
5,931
1,374
181
23,263
1,126
35,018
73,834
65
1054...
1,727
2,082
4,414
1,125
157
12,420
1,719
27,838
62,768
66
. farms reporting 1950 . . .
96
123
92
33
9
102
47
214
262
67
1054...
134
98
90
44
8
84
81
169
315
68
numb.. 1050 .. .
618
1,065
1,644
386
85
5,048
343
8,852
34,376
80
1054 .. .
586
730
1,174
271
35
3,471
599
5,996
24,596
70
Sheep 1 year old and over
.fartna reporting 1050. . .
143
163
121
5*
12
127
63
276
290
71
1954 .. .
166
136
115
57
11
95
104
197
330
72
number 1059...
1,523
3,463
4,287
988
96
18,215
783
26,166
39,458
73
1954 .. ,
1,141
1,352
3,240
854
122
8,949
1,120
21,842
38,172
74
F,»es
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
137
158
U6
52
9
124
63
271
278
75
1954...
155
132
112
57
11
91
101
195
322
76
number 1959 .. .
1,377
3,238
4,059
907
87
17,689
660
25,363
38,404
77
1964..
1,009
1,271
3,085
80O
111
8,711
1,005
21,304
35,904
78
Uam-s and wedicen
.farms reperting 1959. . .
92
104
90
37
9
97
32
214
205
Tg
1954 . . .
71
60
71
31
8
60
55
137
181
90
number 1950 .. .
146
225
218
81
9
526
123
303
1,054
81
Farms repcatinf; by nimber of sheep and kmbs-
1954 .. .
132
81
155
54
11
238
115
538
2,268
82
I'nder 25
.farms reporung 1050 .
135
134
86
42
12
86
60
153
190
83
25 U) 299
.farms reporting 1059
23
40
44
15
2
40
11
126
140
64
300 cr mm
1
3
11
10
23
Chickens 4 months old and over
.farms repeating 1950 .. ,
1,061
1,541
977
546
117
429
912
891
1,908
86
1054.. .
2,208
2,609
1,403
1,156
154
529
1,972
1,334
3,202
87
number 1969...
397,604
304,469
59,169
159,854
6,977
51,330
774,935
66,967
247,418
88
1954...
340,163
281,103
59,547
M5,222
6,969
47,391
551,818
87,619
238,768
Farms lepaUtif by numbv of chickens 4 months old and over-
89
I'nder 50
.farms repeating 1950 . . .
775
1,004
786
408
95
309
468
604
1,547
90
SO to 399
.farms repeating 1950.. .
150
417
169
83
21
98
155
268
277
91
400 to 799
.farms repeating 1959.,,
22
44
10
15
8
59
9
30
92
BOO to 1,599
, farms rrtpcrting 1959 , , ,
39
39
6
9
7
89
4
25
93
1.600W3,199
, farms reputing 1959. ,
40
17
4
16
1
4
76
5
14
94
3,200 cr more
.farms repeating 1959. , .
35
20
2
15
3
64
1
15
B5
Turkey hens kept for breeding
.farms reporting 1959,,
9
19
22
6
3
4
3
27
te
1954,,,
36
42
52
12
1
3
24
3
74
97
number 1959 ,
701
125
59
1,510
1,304
7
653
6,503
98
1954...
3,835
136
211
2,724
2
2,315
2,279
657
8,687
176
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most data for 1959 at
based on reports
Item
(For derinitions and explwiBlions
see text)
The State
Adams
Aatrtln
Benton
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Cowlitz
1
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1S59 ,. .
215,388,266
3,547,300
1,179,464
3,958,996
660,083
2,858,512
8,222,499
1,148,786
2,808,884
2
1954...
142,351,626
1,050,600
793,613
2,944,486
680,521
2,459,780
6,068,113
627,489
1,908,027
3
Any liv.'Slock poltl ahvo (cntrle. liorses
and mules, ho^'s. and shepp)
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
33,057
342
211
735
223
587
1,392
212
302
4
1964 . . .
30,867
233
2''5
687
263
593
1,724
251
618
5
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
109,376,987
3,428,644
979,048
2,171,981
413,445
320,120
1,725,997
1,114,916
932,970
$
1954 . . .
56,353.996
973,931
621.989
1,571,850
.341,264
395,600
1,100,975
543,541
449,337
7
Poullr>' and poultry products
. famts reportini: 1959. . .
9,826
161
101
212
140
125
560
84
173
S
1954 . . .
18,135
236
157
403
297
262
1,023
U7
294
9
value of sales, dollars 1959 .. .
.34,363,310
34,199
73,826
542,277
88,344
105,681
2,410,825
22,168
525,939
10
1954 .. .
29,900,127
59,818
59,068
729,789
180,316
273,306
1,625,136
38,826
257,038
11
Livestock products other than poultry
of sales, dollars 1959...
71,642,969
84,457
16,851
126,590
1,244,738
157,794
1,932,711
4,085,677
11,702
1,349,975
1,201,152
12
1954 .. .
56,097,503
112,556
642,847
153,941
1,790,874
3,342,002
40,122
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
13
CaUle and/or calves sold alive
. farms reporting 1959. - .
29,959
280
182
633
204
577
1,747
174
752
14
1954...
28, U8
210
248
591
221
566
1,563
225
570
15
number 1959 . - .
637,845
16,259
5,871
10,690
2,527
6,530
14,860
5,569
7,225
16
1954...
430,727
8,152
6,557
10,530
3,052
5,720
13,512
4,760
6,591
17
dollars 1959 . .
98,371,468
3,106,495
798,415
1,820,245
378,652
809,900
1,524,396
978,262
849,710
18
1954...
48,375,783
924,404
555,862
1,275,194
288,166
373,059
959,392
471,984
418,866
1(1
Cattle, not counting calves
. farms repcfting 1959...
22,691
203
134
479
156
497
1,192
130
S42
20
1054 . . .
22,080
177
172
455
172
453
1,174
167
443
21
number 1959...
392,254
12,223
2,570
7.345
1,589
3,337
6,9U
3,364
3,884
22
1954...
288,930
6,007
2,916
7,765
1,678
2,880
6,518
2,386
3,086
23
dollars 1059 . . .
79,222,951
2,660,672
447,050
1,533,505
290,442
516,340
1,151,941
675,827
664,205
21
Farms reporting by number of caUle sold—
1954 . . .
39,228,019
768,272
350,382
1,130,666
208,085
307,502
733,637
288,308
319,079
25
1 to4
farms reporting 1959 , . .
12,171
81
48
252
78
360
790
42
291
26
farms reporting 1959. .
farms reporting 1959 .. ,
7,548
2,471
55
50
51
30
167
51
61
16
95
42
342
58
49
30
200
50
27
20 to 99..!'
28
100 or niece
ftrros reporting 1959 .. .
farms repotting 1959 . . .
1954- ■■
501
18,366
19,427
17
172
138
5
138
202
9
305
374
1
113
123
32i
394
2
1,142
1,145
9
113
166
1
381
395
29
30
31
number 1959...
245,591
4,036
3,301
3,345
933
3,193
7,947
2,205
3,341
32
1954 . . .
191,797
2,145
3,641
2,765
1,374
2,840
6,994
2,374
3,505
33
dollars 1959 .. .
19,648,517
445,823
351,365
286,740
88,210
293,060
372,455
302,435
135,505
34
1954 . . .
9,147,764
156,132
205,480
144,528.
80,081
65,557
175,755
183,676
99,787
35
Worses and of mules sold alive
. farms repcrung 1959 .. .
1,416
15
20
27
19
41
3
30
36
1954...
1,U6
10
15
32
29
13
25
14
21
37
number 1959. . .
2,903
29
45
40
30
72
3
30
38
1954...
2,832
32
35
U4
84
18
41
20
35
39
dollars 1959...
569,852
4,554
5,820
8,560
2,990
15,475
875
3,600
40
1954...
206,955
1,868
4,025
7,353
4,049
1,012
5,701
1,705
2,950
41
flogs and pigs sold alive
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
4,906
107
53
191
23
45
210
59
U5
42
1954 .. .
5,372
58
82
161
56
55
243
74
63
43
number 1959...
179,649
8,993
1,265
8,714
582
290
3,390
2,861
2,085
44
1954...
116,247
1,159
1,502
3,695
591
732
3,272
1,752
535
45
dollars 1959...
5,928,417
296,769
41,745
237,562
19,206
9,570
111,870
94,413
58,805
46
1954 . - .
3,991,680
41,928
43,528
113,280
14,863
16,959
90,093
57,824
15,317
47
Sheep and lambs sold alive
. farms reporting 1959. . .
2,496
37
24
52
19
5
117
26
26
48
1954 - . .
2,134
13
29
63
23
7
97
26
21
49
number 1959 , .
308,250
1,602
10,236
4,278
969
50
5,712
3,162
835
50
236,321
412
1,635
10,867
2,372
296
3,255
1,018
1,002
51
dollars 1059...
4,007,250
20,826
133,068
55,614
12,597
650
74,256
41,366
10,855
52
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954 . . .
3,779,578
5,731
18,574
176,023
34,186
4,570
45,789
17,028
12,704
53
Sheep and/oi lamlis slioin
. farms reporting 1959...
3,044
52
25
81
41
13
178
38
49
54
1954...
2,540
13
33
63
22
16
119
25
24
number shorn 1959...
297,799
5,685
7,802
6,138
1,438
486
10,319
1,432
4,435
56
1954 . . .
216,644
562
1,890
8,806
1,523
359
4,563
1,108
655
57
pounds of wool 1959...
2,576,463
41,786
69,730
57,434
10,648
2,832
67,420
14,748
31,245
58
1954 . , .
2,022,049
5,826
18,891
84,022
15,810
2,360
31,038
11,012
4,876
59
. ^Tns repotting 1959 .. .
333
64,388
11
1,863
2
18
U
535
4
267
2
166
30
4,572
7
314
60
number shorn 1959. . .
61
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
32-1,213
6,942
100
2,563
643
500
18,849
1,244
62
Other sheep shorn
. farms repnting 1959. . .
2,976
50
23
78
40
17
170
'38
47
63
number shorn 1959 . . .
233,411
3,822
7,784
5,603
1,171
320
5,747
1,432
4,121
64
LITTERS FARROWED
pounds of wool 1959...
2,252,250
34,844
69,630
54,871
10,005
2,332
<8,571
U,748
30,001
65
Litleis farroweif, Decemtier 1, pievious
year to Novemtwr 30 Census year
. farms repotting 1959. . .
1954...
3,759
3,842
88
42
58
60
147
127
30
37
17
31
175
157
52
45
76
41
66
67
number of litters 1959 .. .
27,338
1,069
260
966
116
98
764
352
20S
68
Farms reporting by number of 1 liters farrowed
1954...
20,983
251
272
687
106
165
679
266
129
69
1 or 2 liucrs
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,773
29
21
66
19
8
105
24
53
70
3 to 9 liUcrs
. . farms refufting 1959 .. .
1,266
31
30
56
7
6
56
20
20
71
10 to 19 litters
. . farms refiorting 1959 . - .
. . farms reporting 1959 . .
404
207
12
8
7
13
10
3
1
1
2
8
3
2
1
139
120
4
2
2
1
72
20 to .19 litters
73
10 to 60 litters
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
67
37
2,950
2,929
6
2
63
31
42
48
1
1
122
101
19
19
15
27
1
42
35
53
30
74
.. farms refvrting 1959. . .
75
June 2 to Novembtf 30
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
76
1954 . . .
77
number of litters 1959 .. .
12,927
540
102
493
58
50
378
136
105
78
1954...
10,621
133
149
372
50
95
373
112
69
79
December 1 to June 1
. . farms repotting 1959 .. .
2,622
72
44
99
21
12
107
38
46
26
80
1054 .. .
2,576
34
46
80
27
21
90
33
81
number of litters 1969. . .
14,411
529
148
473
58
43
386
166
103
82
1954...
10,362
118
123
313
56
70
306
154
64
AND LITTERS FARROWED:
for only a sample of fams. Se© text^
WASHINGTON
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
177
DtMglBS
Ferry
rranjLlin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Hartor
Island
Jefferscn
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
KLioldtat
Lewis
l,067,7i3
931,057
3,596,711
898,109
12,555,624
2,639,777
1,909,572
758,107
14,293,190
1,374,547
10,945,370
3,033,797
7,935,531
1
866,223
751,719
736,565
655,081
4,421,297
2,416,255
2,028,831
708,260
12,014,745
1,376,762
5,657,018
2,453,177
5,911, %6
2
268
207
453
190
8L4
693
333
138
2,000
645
760
529
1,793
3
309
308
142
222
422
630
322
183
1,794
404
859
579
1,490
4
978,099
896,270
2,70O,7D5
869,159
10,810,m
774,459
432,102
256,665
2,654,041
488,105
9,647,771
2,663,295
2,429,309
5
634,919
684,032
523,578
572,187
3,878,148
529,282
267,927
145,061
1,519,922
175,985
4,143,374
1,773,620
1,027,168
6
150
82
108
72
174
176
UO
44
535
199
135
162
571
7
265
128
118
115
221
326
219
88
1,264
433
345
256
933
8
75,1/12
12,856
37,607
13,202
192,899
227,251
1,276,663
87,305
4,002,830
574,897
188,915
105,254
3,152,585
3
203,732
18,309
97,676
22,685
104,202
241,287
1,291,190
123,524
3,874,566
798,713
174,987
265,658
3,091,339
10
14,502
21,931
858,399
15,748
1,552,684
1,638,067
200,807
413,637
7,641,319
311,545
1,108,684
315,248
2,353,687
11
27,572
49,378
115,311
60,209
438,947
1,645,686
469,714
439,675
6,620,257
402,064
1,338,157
413,899
1,793,459
IS
228
163
342
179
649
663
303
178
1,788
573
635
492
1,707
13
277
290
127
213
337
591
287
173
1,513
334
800
540
1,394
14
6,855
6,329
14,679
5,178
45,774
7,065
2,594
2,063
20,452
3,155
52,310
16,001
17,930
15
6,458
7,457
4,056
6,397
20,503
6,325
2,223
1,948
13,052
1,717
29,602
15,554
12,472
16
926,212
831,601
2,238,489
777,758
9,782,044
737,344
363,032
251,095
2,362,987
455,340
9,246,907
2,303,331
2,298,694
IT
558,448
619,605
466,599
517,889
3,459,980
509,426
210,328
132,894
1,271,922
123,579
3,826,478
1,417,429
904,136
IS
169
136
235
112
520
527
202
157
1,472
415
568
373
1,201
19
201
252
95
156
264
460
243
136
1,112
223
664
448
1,086
20
2,501
2,338
9,671
1,513
39,114
3,385
1,566
1,415
10,598
2,115
38,852
7,705
10,273
21
2,202
2,977
2,917
2,006
16,889
3,507
1,334
837
7,633
727
23,143
7,073
6,334
22
433,552
382,201
1,769,621
300,636
9,017,275
564,209
260,985
220,545
2,051,574
390,420
7,434,785
1,385,217
1,793,769
23
242,592
329,206
387,727
216,279
3,215,117
396,795
182,687
82,555
1,056,127
90,012
3,406,990
904,022
715,369
24
70
44
36
38
129
326
110
65
930
340
236
166
716
25
61
63
78
45
217
171
77
?D
447
55
144
119
392
26
36
25
110
28
129
29
15
22
78
15
119
71
83
27
2
4
11
1
45
1
17
5
69
17
10
28
188
129
198
W6
240
355
167
'77
843
220
395
371
1,154
29
211
244
83
194
199
439
178
123
1,070
219
471
401
%1
30
4,354
3,991
5,006
3,665
6,660
3,660
1,008
648
9,854
1,040
13,458
8,296
7,652
31
4,256
4,480
1,139
4,391
3,614
3,318
869
1,111
10,419
990
5,459
8,481
6,133
32
492,660
449,400
468,868
477,122
764,769
173,135
102,047
30,550
311,413
64,920
1,812,122
913,114
504,925
33
315,856
290,399
78,872
301,610
244,863
112,631
27,641
50,339
215,795
33,567
419,488
513,407
138,767
34
18
21
22
5
17
30
ID
5
122
25
44
35
50
35
24
33
8
12
17
13
8
9
64
13
36
26
34
39
41
33
64
8
45
120
20
20
378
35
103
57
30
37
50
190
16
21
m
17
19
15
156
23
84
49
47
38
6,793
3,623
7,020
•KO
10,470
10,300
17,000
3,000
64,950
6,700
15,650
4,278
10,800
39
2,935
10,526
700
965
3,659
1,420
3,060
640
19,953
1,910
9,739
2,898
4,902
40
68
65
165
62
236
35
15
5
m
65
82
93
156
41
92
79
34
74
U2
56
33
13
260
91
108
96
203
42
1,216
1,062
8,829
2,441
14,279
785
920
5
6,308
390
1,751
3,353
3,030
43
1,721
1,623
402
1,568
3,440
544
1,453
266
5,387
1,646
1,241
2,593
2,928
44
40,128
35,046
291,357
80,553
471,207
25,905
30,360
165
208,164
12,870
57,783
110,649
99,990
45
66,359
48,261
11,875
51,944
129,498
12,772
45,250
7,410
204,166
48,436
41,536
30,096
93,850
46
27
17
75
22
192
20
20
10
97
35
U7
36
76
47
13
22
13
12
58
20
31
9
144
17
U9
104
70
48
382
2,000
12,603
776
42,030
70
1,670
185
1,380
1,015
25,187
18,849
1,525
49
431
372
3,259
81
17,094
365
675
318
2,004
150
16,591
18,175
1,765
50
4,966
26,000
163,839
10,066
546,390
910
21,710
2,405
17,940
13,195
327,431
245,037
19,325
51
7,177
5,640
44,404
1,369
285,011
5,664
9,269
3,917
23,879
2,060
266,071
273,197
24,280
62
35
28
64
31
171
31
25
13
176
30
107
112
104
53
20
23
17
13
62
25
42
17
224
30
U8
109
90
54
69J
1,538
15,820
677
40,931
249
618
638
1,613
423
15,376
10,678
2,955
55
591
744
5,374
177
19,099
443
997
396
2,420
267
17,904
10,141
2,527
56
6,569
14,473
153,972
6,3U
357,111
1,852
4,737
5,735
13,358
3,341
141,850
97,474
22,853
57
6,165
5,736
56,421
1,854
165,689
3,738
7,617
2,566
20,002
1,977
168,930
100,555
13,896
59
1
1
13
1
50
2
4
14
3
7
7
11
59
35
2
995
1
8,337
10
19
57
16
131
377
339
60
75
10
3,367
2
32,297
51
92
325
78
1,173
1,731
1,160
61
35
28
60
31
165
31
24
12
172
30
103
112
103
62
660
1,536
U,825
676
32,594
249
608
619
1,556
407
15,195
10,301
2,616
63
6,5U
U,463
150,605
6,312
324,8U
1,852
4,686
5,643
13,033
3,263
140,677
95,743
21,693
64
74
50
U6
56
192
26
28
7
134
56
65
81
U4
65
69
66
29
54
100
37
19
10
196
64
86
68
138
66
420
288
1,422
328
1,956
75
171
56
702
261
354
535
519
97
333
312
95
292
746
126
181
55
655
316
230
552
598
68
44
IB
38
20
81
U
16
3
81
37
35
38
65
69
19
23
58
27
60
U
9
2
34
12
21
29
38
70
6
8
26
6
25
1
2
1
10
/,
5
7
7
71
4
1
9
2
18
1
6
1
3
5
3
72
1
1
2
1
3
5
"i
3
2
1
2
1
73
74
46
33
U3
46
163
18
23
5
U5
40
47
57
94
75
46
46
23
37
76
30
U
10
146
44
64
55
98
76
167
114
795
158
984
37
95
23
312
109
167
252
258
77
173
127
56
129
433
83
107
29
563
162
157
263
321
78
56
35
106
42
127
17
19
6
77
33
48
60
71
79
50
55
21
46
64
20
U
7
105
37
54
46
95
80
253
174
627
170
972
38
76
33
390
152
187
283
261
81
160
135
39
163
315
43
74
26
292
154
123
289
277
92
178
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports for only a sam
pie of farms. See
text]
lUftn
(For defmitions and explanations
see text)
Lincoln
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Fend
Oreille
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skamania
1
Value o( sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1M9,..
3,253,383
726,250
5,723,537
1,066,617
1,222,488
10,850,000
595,403
9,167,984
259,736
.1
\ny livestock sold alive (catUe. hoRies
1954.,.
2,398,318
522,668
3,406,641
742,736
639,899
7,089,260
547,772
6,862,863
207.795
and mules, hogs, and sheep)
. fAiins reporting 1969 . . .
633
227
892
314
313
1,611
183
1,314
122
4
1954...
693
202
941
288
305
1,225
203
1,356
106
5
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
2,869,361
204,776
5,194,X3
444,690
738,119
1,422,667
330,328
2,034,366
128,035
6
1954...
2,103,030
149,500
2,617,881
260,031
291,863
854,356
294,669
1,253,248
76,834
7
Poultfy and poultiy products
. farms repcrting 1959. . .
230
71
344
54
94
536
37
254
41
B
1954...
449
138
511
105
155
964
64
486
51
9
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
Ui,359
91,088
81,652
62,909
30,844
5,638,414
167,541
1,575,773
26,872
10
1954...
109,303
76,816
144,846
65,499
55,576
3,464,648
157,944
1,125,974
53,049
n
Livestock ptoducu other than poultry
and poultiy products value
of sales, dollars 1069 ., .
271,663
4327384
447,542
579,016
453,525
3,788,919
97,434
5,557,845
104,829
12
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
1964...
185,455
296,352
445,914
417,206
292,460
2,770,254
95,159
4,483,641
77,912
13
Cattle and/or calves sold alive
. fflmis reporting 1959. . .
590
217
812
309
302
l,4fi0
122
1,243
107
14
1954...
634
180
870
284
287
1,069
161
1,314
94
15
number 1059...
19,321
1,791
35,378
3,495
5,933
16,493
1,574
16,198
812
IS
1954...
18,498
2jl08
25,572
3,080
3,333
10,331
1,955
14,406
716
17
dollars 1959...
2,725,717
^01,908
4,908,231
427,795
706,945
1,271,660
189,625
1,961,705
ru.oes
18
1964...
1,789,366
145,551
2,506,391
252,749
273,961
699,023
177,796
1,203,219
61,581
19
CatUe, not counting calves
. farms repeating 1959 .. .
453
172
664
244
244
1,022
81
983
86
20
1954 . . .
508
136
673
229
227
626
120
1,113
71
21
number 1959 .. .
8,548
1,036
19j428
2,109
2,808
4,946
670
9,443
437
28
1954...
9,595
908
15,292
1,640
1,825
4,624
1,132
6,486
422
23
dollars 1969 . . .
1,540,761
163,338
3,159,736
348,135
448,935
658,800
114,420
1,753,930
83,595
24
Fanns reportine by number of cattle sold-
1964...
1,173,657
93,761
1,849,881 '
196,294
190,396
525,308
137,243
1,066,034
46,439
26
1 to4
. farms repotting 1959 . . .
175
115
250
U5
117
731
50
525
56
26
51ol9
. farms reporting 1959. . .
179
50
245
90
78
251
20
376
25
27
20 to 99
. farms reporting 1950. . .
82
6
1
130
39
18
1
46
3
39
1
10
1
67
15
5
28
100 or more
. farms repotting 1959 .. .
17
29
Calves
. farms repoting 1959 .. .
481
112
601
198
205
939
87
731
61
30
1964 ■
512
133
618
204
169
742
122
810
68
31
number 1959 .. .
10,773
755
15,950
1,386
3,125
11,547
904
6,755
375
32
1954...
8,903
1,200
10,280
1,U0
1,506
5,707
623
5,918
294
33
dollars 1959 .. .
1,184,936
38,570
1,746,495
79,660
258,010
412,860
75,205
207,775
30,490
34
1954 .. .
615,709
51,790
656,510
56,455
83,565
173,715
40,553
135,165
15, W2
36
Horses and/or mules sold alive
. farms repoting 1059 .. .
43
76
11
80
5
35
10
36
1954...
48
4
62
'16
14
36
4
20
4
37
number 1059...
76
U6
18
165
5
75
10
38
1954...
133
5
171
'28
19
55
5
327
5
39
dollars 1050...
24,809
22,099
1,700
40,425
875
32,350
750
40
1954 . . .
6,799
330
11,168
2,279
1,356
4,793
465
11,280
300
41
Ho^ and pigs sold alive
, .fanns reporting 1959. . .
89
15
192
15
58
156
16
36
21
42
1954...
132
20
263
19
51
189
53
50
21
43
number 1959...
2,123
85
4,048
510
766
3,115
1,300
620
335
44
1954...
1,879
156
3,493
191
479
4,641
1,879
940
444
46
dollars 1959...
70,059
2,805
133,584
16,830
25,938
102,795
42,900
20,460
11,055
46
1954...
70,579
3,377
110,515
4,766
14,626
143,971
52,Oi2
24,159
13,318
47
Sheep and lambs sold alive
. farms repcrting 1969. . .
74
5
86
5
11
62
102
56
15
48
1064...
82
5
96
3
10
36
86
51
7
49
number 1959 .. .
3,752
5
10,033
5
272
599
7,456
1,527
165
50
1054 .. .
15,035
29
13,395
17
145
383
4,631
1,041
120
51
doUats 1959...
48,776
65
130,429
65
3,536
7,787
96,928
19,851
2,U5
52
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954 .. .
236,286
242
189,807
237
1,920
6,571
64,366
14,590
1,635
63
Stieep and/or lambs shorn
. farms reptvting 1959. . .
82
6
96
5
13
99
101
90
17
64
1964...
85
7
87
4
11
68
96
77
12
65
number shorn 1959...
4,335
53
8,572
56
195
1,026
8,035
2,048
503
66
1954 .. .
4,684
99
12,193
20
182
1,034
6,982
1,293
152
67
pounds of wool 1059 .. .
46,874
340
87,467
348
1,715
9,108
51,899
16 ,902
4,093
58
lOM...
49,773
730
102,173
162
1,501
6,054
44,602
11,760
1,009
59
Lambs ahom
. farms repating 1059. . .
3
3
15
7
8
2
60
numb<r sheen 1059...
45
23
49
837
293
3
ei
pounds of wool 1959 .. .
156
134
278
3,970
1,276
U
62
Other sheep shorn , . ,
. farms reprrting 1959 . - .
80
"6
96
5
'ii
95
100
87
16
63
number sh<m 1950 .. .
4,290
53
8,549
56
195
977
7,198
1,755
500
64
LirrERS FARBOWED
pounds of wool 1959 .. .
46,718
340
87,333
346
1,715
8,830
47,929
15,626
4,082
66
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
. farms reporting 1959. . .
74
21
137
4
38
112
20
30
14
66
1954...
96
16
172
7
38
120
24
39
15
67
numbw of litters 1959 . . .
382
56
589
19
97
803
168
187
49
68
Fanns reforting hy number of litter? faiTowed
December 1, 1868, to November SO, 1»6»-
19S4...
388
59
640
46
116
813
280
198
97
60
lerSlitters
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
34
14
78
2
26
74
7
19
9
70
3 to 9 litters
. farms reforting 1 959 . . .
30
6
43
1
11
27
9
7
3
71
10 to 19 litters
. farms reporting 1959 . - .
6
1
U
1
1
3
3
2
2
72
20 to .19 litters
. farms repeating 1059 . . .
2
3
1
73
40 to 69 Utters
. farms reporting 1950 .. .
"2
1
1
74
70 or more litters
. farms reputing 1059 .. .
4
1
1
76
June 2 to November 30
, farms reporting 1959 . . .
60
17
102
4
26
83
17
25
10
76
1954 .. .
75
15
119
6
32
91
23
32
13
77
number of litters 1950 . . .
190
32
252
11
40
418
79
109
20
78
1954 .. .
210
39
318
20
74
409
137
106
49
7»
December Ito June 1
. farms repotting 1959. . .
56
U
98
3
25
66
15
15
8
SO
1964...
72
9
117
5
12
73
20
26
10
81
number of litters 1959. . .
192
26
337
8
57
385
89
7»
29
82
1054...
178
20
322
26
42
404
143
92
46
WASHINGTON
179
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Most data fi>r 1959 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See
text]
!Wm
SnohoBlsh
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahid alum
*ella Walla
WhatcoB
Whitinan
Yakima
(For dermiuons and expluiatjonG
• see textl
1
Value of sales ol livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products:
dollsrs 1059 . . .
12,899,240
8,403,816
5,676,015
5,836,930
1,052.642
4,228,801
17.706,625
7,398,484
32,919,536
0
1954...
8,945,993
6,622,551
3,816,908
3,136,333
1,304,040
2,420,520
13,461.081
4.542,114
19.151,606
3
\ny livestock sold ftlive (ciUJc. hoTses
atxl mule*, hoes. »nd sh«ep)
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,320
1,942
1,279
991
235
518
2,433
1.324
2,519
4
1964...
1,880
1,789
1,434
842
306
553
2,407
1,310
2,719
5
vilue of sales. dolUrs 1959 . .
2,268,473
3,667,875
2,970,223
1,271,437
194,480
2,749,660
1.964,990
6,621,442
27,114,508
6
1954...
971,287
2,364,906
1,878,902
671,941
225,017
1,413,594
1,344,559
3,712,781
13,769,905
Pouluy Slid poultry products
. fsrms reporting 1959. . .
497
827
431
240
54
199
603
500
740
g
1954...
1,147
1,433
718
546
60
288
1,216
821
1,408
>
vslu«
of sales, dollars 1959. .
2,280,383
1,450,009
188,933
1,191,486
28,777
511,722
4,354,948
288.924
2,523,911
10
1954...
2,354,U5
1,562,170
199,502
966,051
23,253
350,755
3,613.726
266,975
1,778,260
11
Livestock products other th&n poultry
end poultry products value
of sales, dollsrs 1059...
8,350,384
3,285,932
2,516,859
3,374,007
829,385
967,419
11,376,687
488,118
3,281,117
1!
UVTSTOCK SOLD AUVE
1954...
5,620,591
2,695,475
1,738,504
1,498,341
1,055,770
656,171
8,502,796
562,358
3,583,441
13
CelUe «IKl/or calves sold .l.ve
. farms leportiog 1959 . . .
2,150
1,714
1,191
916
235
464
2,348
1,091
2,172
14
1954. .
1,733
1,589
1,357
786
303
492
2,351
1,134
2,405
15
n<inberl959..
24,395
24,853
20,897
11,383
1,970
U,682
27,406
28,536
113,812
16
1964...
14,297
19,153
17, 533
7,687
2,920
12,065
22,646
24,665
87,624
n
dollars 1969...
2,1A7,923
3,034,446
2,506,394
1,173,287
194,480
2,199,604
1,896,005
5,090,588
25,280,161
18
1964 ..
898,236
1,887,473
1,511,283
509,316
222,062
1,176,373
1,199,624
2,704,984
11,871,155
It
Csixle, not counting calves
. farms repclting 1959...
1,5»
1,302
999
764
215
365
1,671
800
1,656
20
1954...
1,360
1,225
1,115
580
282
379
1,952
859
1,870
21
nisnbsl959...
9,445
12,639
11,336
5,664
1.065
9.378
9,028
16,091
95,887
22
1064...
6,539
10,708
9,790
3,502
1,888
5.780
10,219
13,803
71,960
n
dollsrs 1969 .. .
1,731,850
2,202,070
1,756,718
929,518
156,195
1,802,672
1,450,635
3,577,032
23,199,320
24
Fims refcrtinf by Dumber oT cattle aold-
1964...
756,126
1,475,812
1,157,863
377,375
199,507
792,020
991,853
1.936,117
10,878,924
25
1 to4
. fsrms refnrtJBg 1959 . . .
1 016
652
402
450
135
173
985
345
711
20
5 to 19
. fstms reporting 1959. . .
435
527
448
244
80
102
610
335
101
494
27
a)to99
. fsflns repeating 1959 .. .
98
111
Ul
69
70
75
316
28
. farms reporting 1959. . .
1
12
8
1
20
1
19
135
29
Calvaa
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,469
1,067
789
508
125
277
1,707
706
1,113
M
1964
1,129
1,088
939
601
144
355
1,664
8U
1,560
31
number 1959 . . .
14,950
12, 2U
9,561
5,719
905
4,304
18,378
12,445
17,925
SS
1954...
7,758
8,445
7,743
4,185
1,032
6,285
12,427
10,862
15,664
S3
dollars 1959...
416,073
832,376
749,676
243,769
38,285
396.932
445,370
1,513,556
2,080,841
34
1954 .. .
142,110
411,661
353,420
131,941
22,555
384,353
207.771
768,867
992,231
SS
iVvBea and/or mules sold alive
. fame repotting 1069 .. .
60
88
71
77
29
65
71
136
3«
1954...
36
68
89
30
1
23
32
48
104
87
number 1959...
115
196
133
105
43
85
156
332
88
1(64...
67
164
140
74
1
67
53
72
267
8t
doUatBl959...
32,475
59,660
16,634
20,860
11,965
13,500
28,927
59,605
40
1964...
7,621
14,032
6,901
5,597
150
7,590
4,960
7,941
21,203
. .fanns leportiag 1959. . .
160
155
460
491
356
455
96
95
90
115
105
105
472
549
542
557
42
1964...
7
48
oamtivl959...
2,405
16,720
U,833
1,765
8,700
1,445
36,383
14,927
<4
1964...
2,151
12,736
8,964
4, Ml
38
3,695
3,158
15,162
13,870
45
ik>Unl9S9...
79,365
551,760
390,489
58,245
287,100
47,685
1,200,639
492,591
4«
1964...
56,433
439,788
303,442
147,774
1,000
120,469
128,455
599,138
522,531
Sheen end lan^s sold alive
. rnMrepatti«1059...
80
101
113
„
82
45
270
253
48
1964...
58
84
98
36
7
75
59
179
249
49
minber 1969...
670
1,693
4,362
1,465
19,307
600
23,176
98,627
50
1064...
605
1,347
3,888
788
114
7,969
779
23,880
79,998
51
iMlnl960...
8,710
22,009
56,706
19,045
250,991
7,800
301,288
1,282,151
52
affiEP fflDRN AND TOOL
1964...
8,997
23,613
57,276
9,254
1,805
109,162
11,520
400,718
1,375,016
53
Sheep and/or lambs sitom
. . farms repcrtjng 1959 .. .
116
149
lU
49
8
112
53
265
261
54
1964...
108
100
107
46
10
85
74
189
264
55
number ebon 1969...
1,709
2,459
5.012
1,338
125
23,721
876
32,729
75,061
S<
1954 .. .
995
1,302
3,594
1,022
123
11,0U
1,256
24,656
65,497
57
pounds of wool 1969 . . .
13,127
20,825
42,472
9,747
963
218,506
7,786
297,499
621,290
58
1954...
7,693
11,576
32,652
8,418
940
105,508
10,047
266,487
602,963
59
Lambs Shan
. . farms reptvtjng 1050 . . .
15
9
4
9
2
22
5
13
35
80
numbv sheen 1950...
179
98
79
254
18
3,345
117
5,956
34,988
81
pounds of wool 1050 .. .
9U
493
321
1,326
88
16,174
563
22,080
205,225
62
Other sheep shorn
. . farms repeating 1959 . . .
113
1,5»
146
2,361
113
46
8
111
53
263
256
63
number shcm 1050 . . .
4,933
1,084
107
20,376
759
26,773
40,073
64
LITTERS FMOIOWED
pounds of wool 1069...
12,216
20,332
42,151
8,421
875
202,332
7,218
275,419
416,065
year to November 30, Census year
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
108
310
279
62
4
77
60
378
369
68
1964 . .
127
359
343
55
3
81
68
415
388
67
numb<r of litters 1959...
449
2,200
1,586
262
10
1,514
214
4,494
3,337
68
Fume repotinn by number of liUcIs fsinxMed
December 1, 1958, to November 80, 19S>.
1964 ..
438
2,236
1,448
730
5
712
189
2,850
2,440
80
1 a 2 litters
. . farms reporting 1950 . . .
66
M3
lU
41
2
24
42
91
177
70
. . fsrms reporting 1959 .. .
32
99
121
13
2
21
12
147
113
71
10 to 19 litters
. . farms leprxting 1959 . . .
5
47
31
5
14
4
66
38
72
20 to 39 litters
. . fsrms reporting 1959 . . .
5
13
10
3
7
2
54
27
73
40 to 69 litters
. , fsrms reporting 1959 . . .
5
3
6
15
9
74
70 or more litters
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
3
5
5
5
75
June 2 to Novsmbw 30
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
93
235
208
52
3
63
52
310
295
76
1954 .. .
97
286
272
35
2
62
43
321
305
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
254
1,083
704
135
6
659
107
2,003
1,432
78
1954 .. .
210
1,157
728
165
2
362
97
1.232
1,354
79
December 1 to June 1
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
50
73
225
241
216
243
31
37
63
57
36
45
322
329
241
234
80
1054...
3
81
numberof littr»sl069...
195
1,117
882
127
4
855
107
2,491
1,905
621
1064...
228
1,079
720
565
3
350
92
1,618
1,086
180
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data fw dairy jroducLs sold fof 1969 are based on reports for only a aaniple of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explai
,xt)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any mi Ik or cream solrl rams reporting i
1
dollars 1
1
Average sales per rarm repcrting dollars 1
Milk sdd as whole milk rarrtis reporting 1
pounds 1
1
Cream sold farms rer^dting 1
1
pounds of butterfat 1
1
POI_ILTRV AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold fams reportjng i
1
dollars 1
1
Chickens sold farms repotting 1
1
Broilers sold farms repcTling 1
1
number 1
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1
1
number 1
1
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1059
Farms (sporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
Under 50 farms repcrting 1
50 to 399 farms reporting 1
400 or mote farms reporting 1
Item
(For deftnitions and explanations, see text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms repcrting i
1
dollars 1
1
Average sales per farm reporting dol lars 1
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1
pounds 1
Cream sold farms reporting ]
1
pounds of butterfat ]
POULTRY AMD POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1
1
dollars 1
1
Chickens sold farms reporting 1
1
number 1
Broilers sold farms reporting 1
1
number I
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1
1
dozens 1
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting i
number 1
1
Farms t«porting by number dt turkeys and turkey frycre raised-
Under 60 farms reporting 1
W to 399 farms repcrting 1
400 or mere farms reporting 1
12,636
19,377
70,586,61i
55,086,169
5,586
9,704
13,471
1,638,356,239
1,345,130,763
3,386
5,906
1,888,163
3,527,899
9,826
18,135
34,368,310
29,900,127
5,758
8,991
17,825,094
9,630,634
327
557
14,707,083
7,430,388
5,482
8,575
3,118,011
2,200,296
8,134
15,244
60,777,517
42,780,767
1,414
2,723,589
4,886,384
940
2,273
550,972
908,620
67,325
13,938
1,020
98,001
103,110
2,333
1,221,190
600,836
4,679
153,428
151,036
2,557
1,931,550
1,789,694
8,740
1,261
4,058,035
3,326,460
4,382
1,337,165
1,198,714
6,523
1,023
2,410,825
1,625,136
795,271
86,101
9,698
1,406,268
346,103
10,495
1,637,308
1,643,812
6,155
198,865
465,906
1,657
411,285
438,392
8,226
1,(X8
7,635,842
6,610,254
11,968
310,175
401,076
1,880
1,050,525
1,253,692
3,891
1,264
4,002,830
3,874,566
1,068
6,819,838
5,963,002
WASHINGTON
181
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[DM.
br dairy producti
sold for 1969 ai
■e based oc reports for only a su
mple of farms. See lent]
(For definitions uvi explanaliGns. 9«e im)
Klicldtat
Uwls
Lincoln
Mae on
Okaiiogan
Pacific
Pemi
Oreille
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
DAIRY PRODUCTS
1
Any milk W Cieam sold raims reporting 1939 .. .
122
738
143
62
263
UO
166
339
40
708
2
1954 . . .
207
1,170
253
U3
396
149
206
593
36
1,093
3
dollars 1059...
275,283
2,344,317
252,445
432,245
4U,680
578,875
452,822
3,785,185
76,155
5,550,915
t
1954 . . .
363,463
1,784,011
160,599
295,987
394,828
417,U5
291,710
2,766,224
72,848
4,477,761
i
Avenge sales per fami repwting dollars 1959. . .
2,256
3,177
1,765
6,972
1,536
5,263
2,728
9,731
1,904
7,840
<
MIk sold as «tol. milk rams rei«rljn|! 1959 .. .
il
643
30
52
88
110
94
369
35
703
7
1954 .. .
68
996
27
69
90
139
67
471
20
1,074
e
pounds 1959. . .
5,700,9«l
61,148,465
4,978,370
9,389,136
7,945,923
15,354,150
11,129,008
89,023,145
1,617,956
126,125,771
9
1964...
7,80l,2U
50,234,203
2,564,903
5,879,167
7,853,446
11,366,027
5,828,973
62,171,104
950,720
113,690,158
10
Cream sold famis reputing 1959...
87
120
U9
10
205
88
30
15
5
11
1964...
139
174
226
44
306
10
139
127
66
19
12
pimids o( butlerfat 1959 .. .
54,399
25,580
38,621
5,500
97,712
18,945
4,845
6,085
1,125
18
1954 . . .
POL'LTRY «ro POULTRY PRODUCTS
63,481
U3,472
89,528
12,224
171,938
11,487
72,197
104,336
62,125
15,108
14
Pouitiy and poultry products sold fairnsreportjneidsg...
162
571
230
71
344
54
94
536
37
254
15
1954...
256
938
449
138
5U
105
155
964
84
486
16
105,254
3,152,585
112,359
91,063
81,652
62,909
30,344
5,638,414
167,641
1,575,773
17
1954...
265,658
3,091,339
109,803
76,816
144,846
65,499
55,576
3,464,648
157,944
1,125,974
18
Cliickanasold faims reputing 1959. . .
72
384
U7
33
152
24
58
407
20
147
19
1954...
94
540
220
72
177
45
76
570
39
241
90
nianbe>199...
12,528
1,380,185
15,213
18,891
15,317
7,033
5,987
5,233,803
79,062
571,349
21
1954...
36,497
1,124,240
17,406
23,471
18,714
10,755
8,942
1,302,341
76,247
410,318
99
Broilwssold fama reputing 1959. . .
28
1
35
3
12
93
1964...
1
70
"i
3
1
"3
71
5
27
24
an>betl959...
1,119,779
10,000
4,379,335
61,000
365,500
95
1954...
20,500
906,156
1,800
16,000
5,100
3,200
933,454
67,000
324,746
2a
Other chickens sold rarros repofting 1959 . . .
72
358
117
32
152
24
58
334
19
137
27
94
483
219
70
177
44
76
518
36
216
28
number 1059...
12,528
260,406
15,213
8,891
15,317
7,033
5,987
354,468
13,062
205,849
29
1964...
15,997
216,084
15,606
7,471
13,614
7,555
8,942
313,887
9,247
85,572
!0
Chicken eggs sold farms reroning 1959...
135
483
199
59
292
46
79
393
31
as
31
1964...
206
781
391
UO
427
92
132
305
62
398
32
docena 1959...
241,850
6,108,363
304,936
213,004
211,493
172,797
63,820
6,610,327
348,374
3,623,908
39
1954 .. .
301,916
4,U3,216
234,122
100,830
226,927
U6,917
95,918
5,3U,159
232,590
2,269,492
34
Tiffkeys, ducks, geese, other ffliscellaiteous
15
26
9
6
22
4
7
30
3
12
35
1954...
27
49
13
11
51
8
16
65
11
32
36
dollars 1959...
16,135
227,058
314
7,477
1,320
290
5,852
121,965
330
162
87
1954 .. .
121,439
649,613
1,532
2,150
23,879
326
2,344
168,504
1,641
27,956
38
39
Turkeys and turkey (ryets raised rams reporting 1959. . .
lo&t . . .
29
38
25
85
5
15
7
15
76
162
1
3
9
20
13
70
5
12
23
32
40
number 1959 .. .
3,907
41,400
109
1,465
588
3
90
22,967
37
lU
1954 .. .
19,195
U3,278
354
406
6,496
14
395
28,992
283
3,412
Farms reporting by number of Urkeys anl turkey fryers raised-
23
42
Vnda 50 farms rejKrti ng 1959 .. .
26
2
16
1
3
2
6
75
1
1
9
13
5
50 to 399 farms reporting 1959. . .
44
400 or more farms reportii^ 1959...
1
8
"i
5
It«n
(For definitions and ouplanationa, see mi)
StejKnla
Snobcnlsh
Spokane
Stevens
Tlurfltan
Wehklakuii
Walla Walla
Whatccn
Whitman
Yakima
DAIRY PRODUCTS
,
Any milk w cream sold farms reporting 1959 . . .
40
1,054
836
721
478
140
U7
1,652
354
817
1954. ..
56
1,612
1,092
978
551
215
206
2,599
562
1,467
103,150
8,345,001
3,277,394
2,499,445
3,370,010
828,990
877,332
U, 373,495
366,143
3,026,338
1954...
77,406
5,616,725
2,689,687
1,722,178
1,494,132
1,055,300
603,417
8,497,727
429,1U
3,281,913
5
Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959 . . .
2,579
7,917
3,920
3,465
7,050
5,921
5,972
6,335
1,034
3,704
«
Milk sold as wl»le milk fama reporting 1959...
20
30
1,009
1,463
450
454
290
290
406
430
UO
209
58
61
1,647
2,576
61
52
617
1964...
995
e
pounds 1959 .. .
1954...
2,146,801
194 ,23^906
68,167,129
49,541,012
77,988,725
19,853,631
17,275,705
283,697,670
6,276,827
69,216,289
9
1,615,971
U5/175,396"
56,155,453
33,947,096
35,694,719
24,916,679
12,262,773
226,751,057
7,173,805
86,979,549
10
25
26
70
149
444
638
461
638
70
121
6
99
145
20
23
308
510
260
1954 . . .
472
12
pounds of bulUrfat 1969 .. .
1954...
15,900
14,650
161,366
351,312
106,960
47,548
33,320
117,138
229,015
13
20,372
46,656
351,244
569,966
49,391
30,185
93,968
27,476
212,024
272,936
POULTRY AND POULTHY PRODUCTS
.
Pouitfy and poultry products sold farms repotting 1959 . . .
41
497
827
431
240
54
199
603
500
740
IS
1954...
51
1,U7
1,433
718
546
60
288
1,216
821
1,408
15
26,872
2,280,383
1,450,009
188,933
1,191,486
28,777
5U,722
4,364,948
288,924
2,523,911
17
1954 .. .
53,049
2,354,U5
1,562,170
199,502
966,051
23,253
350,755
3,613,726
266,975
1,778,260
18
Chickens sold farms reporting 1959. . .
20
30
296
554
546
750
228
3U
170
287
21
26
111
140
486
703
280
427
377
19
1954 .. .
667
90
number 1959 .. .
6,556
1,099,888
272,145
28,386
478,777
2,579
233,371
1,317,682
80,321
1,204,429
21
1964. .
21,055
845,383
475,437
39,217
329,378
2,703
50,704
1,104,143
47,135
299,829
29
Broilers sold farms reprxting 19S9. .
1
22
6
2
17
2
23
1
11
23
1954...
1
70
14
4
20
2
41
3
25
24
1,675
752,211
104,100
4,000
358,770
203,000
832,213
46,000
1,063,200
95
1954...
15,000
686,193
341,400
19,104
240,200
29,700
834,197
12,700
192,300
98
OtW chickens sold farms reporting 1959 .. .
21
29
275
498
543
743
226
307
154
274
'21
26
110
139
467
673
280
425
366
27
1954...
652
28
number 1959...
4,881
347,677
168,045
24,336
120,007
2,579
30,371
435,464
34,321
141,229
29
1954...
6,055
159,190
134,037
20,U3
89,173
2,709
21,004
269,946
34,435
107,529
30
Chicken egga sold farms reporting 1959 .. .
28
419
727
333
186
44
169
531
442
544
31
1954 .. .
43
953
1,238
597
450
50
258
1,078
712
1,125
82
do2ensl9S9...
67,201
4,590,051
3,730,370
502,721
2,005,669
80,336
498,310
10,503,089
568,239
2,373,396
88
1954...
35,843
3,211,573
2,497,201
349,522
1,140,681
37,630
353,418
6,273,370
496,940
1,603,333
84
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscollanoous
35
poultry, and their ejgpi sold farms reporting 1969. .
1964...
6
2
40
78
45
93
28
96
18
41
2
3
18
16
16
46
19
45
117
152
35
dollars 1959...
284
54,651
23,505
2,076
217,530
45
197,703
896
47,866
799,464
37
1054...
124
339,891
119,295
24,272
284,466
2,492
151,147
243,678
16,560
797,172
38
30
Turkeys and tufkey Iryers raised farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . . .
5
43
139
78
136
56
132
21
91
3
7
13
24
11
68
23
43
154
325
40
number 1959...
33
11,500
4,368
643
53,312
11
45,183
34
5,660
163,565
41
1964...
37
68,499
20,468
4,946
56,092
380
32,326
57,429
5,654
148,073
Farma reporting by number d turkeys and turkey fryers raiaed-
8
11
20
42
tlnd« 50 tarns reporting 1960 .. .
4
38
75
52
17
3
48
50 to 399 farms ropcrting 1959 . . .
1
2
4
2
7
400 or more farma reporting 1959 . . .
'■
1
4
"5
1
8
182
Part 1 of 6
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Columbia Cowll
for all purposes .
Harvested for graii
Cut for silage .
• farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
195-;.
..farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959 .
1954.
. . . .farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons, green weight 1959.
1954.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959.
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959.
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959.
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 ca- more acres .. .farms reporting 1959.
Small grains Itarvested:
winter wheat farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested;
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Spring wheat farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959 .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Oats farms reporting 1959 .
1954'
acres 1959.
1954'
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954.
Barley farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.,
1954 .
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959 .
Rye farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959..
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959 . .
Other grains farms reporting 1959 . ,
acres 1959.
bushels 1959 . .
Sales bushels 1959 .
3,212
2,754
87,983
37,355
1,957
1,539
60,543
22,171
4,980,620
1,463,978
795
1,307
1,105
24,725
12,952
370,210
159,126
7,596
7,455
1,679,393
1,866,632
66,363,121
61,086,715
63,513,922
59,023,888
542
7,107,178
8,247,775
6,810,459
7,746,165
5,289
3,432
136,782
180,064
5,931,702
8,073,862
3,330,986
4, 540,. 103
6,700
7,1.57
673,778
597,328
26,841,582
22,143,262
22,788,939
18,864,380
5,105
192,829
109, 84*
461
192,435
232, 4U
6,700,893
5,874,398
6,458,356
5,582,324
341
291
61,062
60,097
1,857,453
1,492,429
1,798,333
1,419,447
170,622
130,750
155,812
84,030
473
463
77,702
65,363
2,640,652
1,899,101
2,253,246
1,670,121
19
28,625
536,027
504,022
lU
123
25,823
26,693
1,075,253
696,259
1,045,642
675,156
51
958
3,132
23,476
61,531
20,946
60,264
36
435
1,211
18,315
26,754
2,558
12,217
103
U5
11,641
9,302
486,084
273,304
395,727
217,155
2,152
334,139
162,279
135
111
93, U3
105,963
2,602,652
2,352,348
2,497,120
2,238,822
13
189
197
6,937
7,235
258,391
210,210
249,797
196,757
48
49,155
27,416
30,652
13,953
107
94
17,432
24,539
526,488
527,994
473,233
462,751
27
22,710
394,863
380,732
21
30
2,178
3,655
4i,120
88,100
42,467
81,737
59
1,750
1,839
37,611
30,007
36,057
24,999
12
5,966
16,304
2,905
13,000
14,010
9,446
8,446
4,328
12,899
3,054
12,200
2,042
76
716
1,001
42,000
41,337
19,414
12,622
25
21,227
14,792
14,051
4,529
5,192
9,601
3,923
5,634
9,073
20,411
7,343
15,470
370
724
6,201
10, 372
208,004
384,764
101,330
168,935
138
150
3,127
1,738
129,526
52,216
93,203
25,852
76
230
220
61,072
65,142
3,261,705
2,585,549
3,202,963
2,561,875
29
104
2,881
10,072
109,919
356,696
108, 561
339,265
38,534
41,917
19,813
18,579
194
179
22,426
18, 308
1,142,351
804,969
1,004,166
713,576
12
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WASHINGTON
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
183
Part I of 6
Douglas
Ferry
Garfield
Grant
Grays Harba
r Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
KUckitat
Lellls
5
3
209
3
495
2
34
15
42
1
17
1
7
5
47
4
153
8
»
11
49
5
26
2
198
28
6,373
66
22,388
5'
6
396
29
951
8
67
3
27
43
968
18
3,703
20
345
10
822
16
132
4
1
1
166
2
419
1
1
2
5
2
4
33
4
105
3
1
2
2
5
6
1
1
5,078
57
18,023
2
1
43
7
S
32
535
18
2,706
11
35
"3
36
8
60
12
422,695
6,000
1,627,219
60
'20
3,400
9
525
1,300
1
31,020
130
17
355,792
2,109
2
2
4,100
169,900
340
78
1,394,011
335
1
10
1,425
1
2,666
40
1,152
2
10
11
12
13
700
26,230
350
137,093
45
734
14
3
1
69
1
122
27
7
36
1
8
15
2
1
12
31
i
3
48
3
42
2
15
16
195
20
1,047
"}
4,134
5]
383
20
762
8
51
17
14
10
345
598
t
U
285
3
664
12
83
18
3,650
250
12,808
60
78,708
80.
...
4,958
163
9,287
100
447
19
135
lOO
4,211
6,371
4C
157
2,450
23
7,642
50
746
20
1
1
18
2
23
2
6
7
5
9
21
3
1
4
34
i
6
8
7
6
"i
6
22
2
7
248
"6
231
t
6
11
8
146
16
23
5
1
88
399
9
49
7
123
"i
13
24
3
2
50
35
2
74
65
2
22
6
15
12
14
1
15
2
25
26
1
"i
85
21
7
"i
212
65
21
4
2
11
27
28
29
"i
U
58
"i
30
429
39
3U
248
513
2
47
5
3
17
234
118
31
397
45
151
254
288
14
75
3
8
214
267
32
144,990
988
77,033
64,560
95,646
18
822
51
48
768
41,331
1,412
33
U4,773
1,680
108,398
67,993
117,099
87
1,226
34
436
37,948
2,656
34
3,931,431
30,994
2,457,589
3,290,263
2,983,550
825
33,653
1,476
1,745
25,483
1,158,094
47,203
35
3,207,497
53,010
2,840,100
2,757,456
2,445,838
2,372
48,696
969
14,917
972,923
74,288
36
3,738,907
29,048
2,321,201
3,243,997
2,869,345
643
31,341
1,169
192
24,406
1,107,023
39,601
37
3,079,089
49,107
2,711,654
2,701,785
2,393,693
1,304
42,482
134
14,631
893,915
57,355
38
1
7
20
1
23
1
15
1
2
2
11
55
39
13
15
113
9
203
1
23
4
8
31
53
40
11
13
68
7
96
8
"i
1
26
8
41
»
4
13
32
25
1
5
45
2
42
374
97
199
166
1
121
43
117
50
166
19
617
2
3
2
290
120
134
44
188
UA
«
94
353
8
4
"i
"2
409
197
201
45
13,649
910
11,064
751
36,063
9
70
'26
6,687
7,867
1,392
46
33,529
2,628
5,768
8,286
30,707
59
26
"3
"5
10,520
15,249
1,965
47
276,091
20,448
346,082
23,174
1,152,498
158
3,115
450
280,548
154,022
51,398
48
808,899
53,980
132,108
280,237
798,673
1,520
1,024
M
380
478,787
363,389
50,967
49
258,625
16,812
327,348
22,301
1,126,367
3,013
300
265,453
146,609
35,971
50
772,947
46,271
125,031
267,314
774,800
794
927
292
453,280
336,984
38,772
51
9
15
21
5
49
2
1
45
12
65
52
26
22
75
6
303
"2
1
177
28
65
53
19
U
39
4
134
1
45
21
4
54
21
2
9
1
62
19
33
55
42
22
3
69
4
26
56
138
37
45
25
177
65
80
7
22
2
267
66
564
57
193
83
22
28
102
131
138
9
83
3
429
115
923
58
U,515
768
818
979
5,428
1,0U
1,158
103
301
5
5,928
1,301
11,028
59
12,692
1,383
785
700
5,125
2,188
1,903
86
905
15
9,917
2,635
16,102
60
364,169
22,697
36,796
50,501
243,401
40,677
50,799
4,882
22,674
87
383,794
54,057
462,644
61
391,048
41,713
29,848
30,794
180,131
93,196
86,277
2,083
40,074
375
718,991
93,741
589,143
62
285,904
9,381
20,465
34,421
159,454
11,337
16,999
2,925
10,526
219,372
a, 843
199,776
63
279,720
17,548
27,290
14,902
130,870
38,798
36,005
100
1,060
503,728
52,099
270,209
64
268
47
120
224
339
17
30
3
1
111
155
146
65
349
69
U9
245
258
lA
28
5
4
157
201
164
66
38,517
890
20,880
25,246
30,432
161
468
28
20
2,152
15,619
1,980
67
39,896
1,183
26,693
27,123
26,005
178
249
39
96
3,267
13,337
1,652
68
987,633
19,986
735,077
1,152,399
1,063,853
6,686
19,624
1,496
480
107,225
477,596
72,626
69
1,057,596
31,014
721,807
1,168,540
677,021
4,857
9,759
1,326
5,200
159,631
364,097
50,489
70
799,607
7,856
521,912
999,623
908,065
813
U,397
780
60,982
369,677
25,566
71
926,241
14,624
647,291
1,078,U7
584,591
2,427
4,550
500
112,991
278,545
17,838
72
4
17
27
9
69
10
9
1
40
26
75
73
U
12
22
22
78
6
17
2
1
44
24
47
74
23
15
8
33
55
1
4
18
27
17
75
64
3
9
57
35
7
24
6
76
166
54
103
102
2
V.
1
77
100
9
54
1
91
4
3
2
8
12
78
13,729
107
10,962
4
U,339
34
39
62
404
89
79
218,844
1,586
217,696
2U
226,201
887
1,400
1,442
6,805
1,759
80
203.154
1
946
2
207,591
24
214
194,022
52
728
1.350
3
1
1,295
1
5,988
2
1,090
U
81
82
120
55
820
1,180
69
1
34
4
262
83
1,800
709
36,015
52,458
2,070
20
680
45
10,725
84
900
33,834
29,884
600
400
1,990
85
Stub items continued
184
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 1 of 6
County Table U.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Harvested for grain.
Cut for silage.
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
. . . .farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons, green weight 1959.
1954.
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for ali purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959..
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959..
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959..
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres .. .farms reporting 1959..
Small grains harvested:
Winter wheat farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954..
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Spring wheat farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954..
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Oats farms reporting 1959 . .
1954^.
acres 1959..
I954I.
bushels 1959 . .
1954.,
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Rye farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959 .
Other grains farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959 .
^For 1954, oats grown alone threshed or canbined.
785
827
242,255
272,710
9,117,938
9,853,180
8,749,950
9,562,320
193
288
33,488
40,746
1,020,147
1,110,061
994,560
1,046,419
121
222
6,434
9,262
225,108
398,310
141,669
261,691
757
781
114,813
74,506
4,522,968
3,033,034
4,181,528
2,646,278
7
10, 871
198,393
189,288
112
164
11,037
14,475
231,831
292,143
224, 6X
275,608
155
226
8,180
11,521
109,005
181,665
94,699
155,067
16
91
118
3,204
3,049
63,364
73,213
33, U9
38,095
82
101
2,860
2,811
58,444
66,537
30,070
34,486
10
1,057
17,250
14,870
2,666
15,827
2,176
14,662
69
314
1,195
7,434
22,659
6,024
14,560
14
59
129
1,663
6,573
55,870
245,913
23,431
174,571
25
21,382
31,488
6,625
24,876
6,036
5,100
5,651
1,875
18,602
38,889
7,439
15,389
29,304
25,723
16,387
9,843
77,162
48,255
74,252
45,689
11,428
6,184
10,374
5,271
269
464
6,854
9,492
491,909
593,254
275,340
329,885
66
96,377
6,701
35,725
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 1 of 6
Walla Walla
Com for all purposes .
Harvested for grain.
-farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
19511.
.farms reportlxig 1959.
1954.
acres 19 W.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.fame reporting 1959.
1954.
busbels 1959.
1954.
Cut for silage farms reportljig 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons, green weight 1959..
1954..
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder faros reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes;
Under 11 acres farms repcrtlng 1999 . .
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959..
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959..
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres . . .farms reporting 1959 . .
Small grains harvested:
winter wheat J*aims reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting ^ acres harvested:
Under 10 acreo farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 24 acres f arnw reporting 19W . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959 . ,
Spring wheat farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1999 .
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954 .
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
lOO or more acres farms reporting 1959.,
Oats farms reporting 19W..
1954'
acres 1959.
1954'
bushels 1959 . ,
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 . ,
1954.,
Barley farms reporting 1999 . ,
1954.,
acres 1999.
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954.,
Sales bushels 1959 . ,
1954.,
Farms reporting by acres harvested;
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.,
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.,
Rye farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959 .
Other grains farms reporting 1959 .
acres 19W.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959 .
4,658
6,546
4,322
4,877
174
887
2,604
44,5X1
115,747
11,946
37,810
3,751
2,162
3,107
1,087
1,096
100,768
103,279
4,015,904
3,926,639
3,842,287
3,780,140
106
621
846
21,086
23,020
831,196
941,000
546,817
601,258
671
669
41,606
35,414
1,572,949
1,283,429
1,306,162
1,043,796
115
392
366
11,224
10,804
421,808
378,025
391,480
344,570
93
7,940
5,261
14,796
8,620
212,767
132,703
400,982
201,491
197,948
116,891
374,563
168,645
482
662
10,829
12,600
439,344
499,137
189,657
226,691
407
515
9,351
9,081
324,613
309,255
151,593
138,315
139
1,899
251
77
28,212
5,575
1,345
27, 367
3,578
1,175
19
19
2
287
480
28
9,288
16,168
1,450
1,820
3,500
3,775
13,196
3,052
10,001
3,245
6,816
1,718
5,463
101
212
1,598
4,531
67,567
166,022
24,242
71,067
21
437
429
152,993
184,903
7,349,626
6,a0,527
6,425,483
6,655,332
37
112
153
8,575
6,630
M8,372
231,189
303,380
222,031
36
53
120
2,354
2,761
103,875
127, 533
87,665
74,781
339
395
62,554
55, 520
2,771,360
2,245,417
2,550,062
1,960,991
31
6,161
152,513
147,913
17
1,523
30
1,557
170
336,025
215
343,667
6,952
16,929,084
6,013
15,336,236
5,974
16,625,104
3,338
14,891,578
14,065
17,211
12,237
9,794
661
1,042
9,250
11,476
524,979
661,818
150,094
187,359
87
47,855
22,248
19,603
7,545
77
237
4,414
14,435
194,075
488,077
171,107
468,233
19
382
«i5
12,210
14,144
631,309
880, as
436,248
656,194
1,295
1,359
152,184
140,665
7,123,501
6,763,318
6,116,320
5,878,454
43
185
6,958
5,695
1,329
31,018
29,795
149
8,674
2,338
7
367
9,768
9,088
^Fca* 1954, oats grown alone threataed or ccabijied.
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Adams
Asotin
Benton
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Cowlitz
Annual legumes:
1
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting 1959. . .
942
158
12
1
1
2
1954 . . .
709
71
42
3
acres 1959...
54,651
13,025
1,062
28
'is
i,
1954...
34,704
3,491
1,236
5
100- lb. bags 1959...
969,280
235,408
8,687
126
504
6
1954 . . .
712,186
61,491
26, 561
7
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas "fanns reporting 1959. . .
1,472
61
8
3
5
6
8
1954...
1,076
2
18
4
3
3
9
acres 1959...
178,467
2,371
835
57
144
1,597
10
1954...
119,025
98
433
79
18
941
U
pounds 1959...
272,012,733
6,768,689
1,260,028
223,496
303,980
2,509,311
12
1954...
163,870,465
49,865
922,100
63,620
21,000
922,025
Hay crops
13
Land from which hay was cut acres 1959. . .
856,410
12,042
5,874
9,326
5,882
14,489
37,428
5,242
10,430
14
1954...
833,292
7,691
5,657
11,224
6,299
15,105
37,148
3,454
U,459
15
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating fanns reporting 1959...
12,650
183
113
579
248
277
333
87
13
16
1954...
15,236
67
218
707
328
372
527
134
29
17
acres 1959...
403,172
6,267
3,371
8,306
4,439
6,438
4,024
1,696
124
18
1954...
375,808
1,505
2,112
10,127
4,171
6,629
4,469
1,841
263
19
tons 1959...
993,256
33,139
4,956
32,076
9,727
18,991
10,567
4,532
207
20
1954...
340,588
5,622
3,294
38,935
9,474
16,772
11,557
4,410
573
21
Sales farms reporting 1959...
4,778
115
28
237
91
83
82
17
2
22
1954...
3,908
U
27
247
58
61
103
19
2
23
tons 1959...
410,122
18,654
570
16,111
3,710
5,311
1,768
536
11
24
1954...
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay;
253,116
1,090
208
19,369
1,545
2,843
2,328
421
22
25
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
4,163
31
49
317
136
96
203
39
6
26
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
3,544
55
24
171
52
95
90
23
7
27
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
2,506
52
20
67
32
46
31
17
28
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
1,651
26
13
18
23
35
5
7
29
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
786
19
7
6
5
5
4
1
30
Clover, tijDOthy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959 —
11,166
2
21
H
21
251
1,030
12
272
31
1954. . .
13,600
3
24
15
20
289
1,213
5
345
32
acres 1959...
217,281
39
620
163
352
4,862
18,625
243
5,081
33
1954 . . .
197,156
50
771
115
334
4,091
16,073
80
4,833
34
tens 1959...
417,705
52
783
238
498
9,534
33,159
287
9,840
35
1954...
392,308
84
804
262
406
7,371
29,470
107
9,263
36
Sales farms reporting 1959. . .
2,068
6
1
10
33
206
2
57
37
1954...
1,491
'i
2
4
28
142
42
38
tons 1959...
66,083
218
32
228
1,057
5,720
55
1,609
39
1954...
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
46,985
"6
48
40
871
3,241
734
40
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959
4,369
8
5
8
98
411
4
114
41
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
4,036
"2
5
5
9
89
386
5
87
42
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
1,886
3
1
2
42
171
1
43
43
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
654
3
2
16
48
2
19
loo or more acres farms reporting 1959...
221
2
6
14
4
45
Vetch or peas alone or mixed with oats or
other grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959 —
258
1
6
43
6
7
46
1954...
610
i
2
9
142
2
28
47
acres 1959...
7,259
"i
65
517
2,309
47
48
1954 . . .
6,634
'30
'37
46
1,268
261
260
49
tons 1959...
8,488
7
145
1,107
1,494
103
50
1954...
10,962
30
60
lU
2,551
163
431
51
Sales farms reporting 1959...
43
1
1
5
4
52
1954...
40
'1
...
1
12
2
53
tons 1959 . . .
2,195
7
28
47
716
54
1954...
1,180
15
35
252
"s
55
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
4,340
74
61
61
46
63
321
71
47
56
1954...
6,235
138
1«
53
91
91
628
90
127
57
acres 1959...
69,433
1,664
1,602
503
617
554
3,077
920
5U
58
1954...
94,030
3,534
2,119
727
1,316
531
4,962
1,070
1,148
59
tons 1959...
99,034
2,621
2,361
941
701
1,065
4,931
1,600
926
60
1954...
130,539
3,880
2,474
764
1,320
1,016
8,225
1,717
2,416
61
Sales farms reporting 1959...
413
5
3
6
6
3
44
5
U
62
1954 . . .
286
7
6
7
5
2
37
4
7
63
tons 1959...
8,667
248
39
115
83
110
816
112
91
64
1954 .. .
6,308
495
23
189
15
21
636
51
49
65
Wild hay cut farms reporting 1959...
2,248
3
2
5
9
26
200
131
66
1954 . . .
3,144
5
2
2
10
67
252
153
67
acres 1959...
39,828
1,635
20
S3
342
255
2,225
1,534
68
1954 . . .
48,253
2,212
19
45
228
784
2,283
1,343
69
tons 1959...
52,086
2,530
25
91
259
284
2,928
1,946
70
1954 . . .
62,605
2,471
19
57
256
1,050
2,979
1,764
71
Sales farms reporting 1959. . .
345
1
2
4
33
26
72
1954 .. .
170
1
5
14
15
73
tons 1959...
4,888
15
34
42
486
182
74
1954 . . .
3,894
20
52
200
133
75
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959. . .
2,636
I,
11
14
9
30
237
4
134
76
1954...
3,446
5
20
10
12
22
334
9
168
77
acres 1959...
44,315
150
176
102
51
435
3,712
74
1,662
78
1954...
48,429
248
575
70
89
462
3,977
202
2,010
79
tons 1959...
68,314
170
255
215
77
963
5,433
95
2,550
80
1954...
76,911
141
578
102
134
604
5,483
343
3,313
81
Sales farms reporting 1959...
503
1
3
4
1
6
47
1
41
82
1954...
258
1
2
3
2
29
16
S3
tons 1959...
10,923
30
93
129
3
103
1,024
50
525
84
1954...
8,620
10
32
42
250
255
328
85
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa.
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959
2,682
7
2
4
6
53
208
41
86
3,183
3
1
6
7
104
235
69
87
acres 1959...
75,122
287
85
169
78
1,880
5,248
1,518
88
1954...
62,982
112
24
140
161
2,562
4,116
1,547
89
tons, green weight 1959...
531,108
2,532
510
592
292
15,874
38,787
9,787
90
1954...
413,888
460
480
1,028
1,027
17,446
29,019
12,341
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Douglas Feiry FrankUn Garfield Grant Grays Harbor Island Jefferson
Klickitat Lewis
3,249
2,018
9,417
6,836
6,68:
4,612
6,995
9,777
8,912
17,080
14,797
1,781
1,233
2,440
1,822
3,050
4,920
3,550
5,879
9,407
2,930
196,478
51,099
15,205
2,768
67,983
12,655
1,753
1,198
1,779
1,225
1,697
2,253
2,794
30,286
25,085
517,445
553,682
10,854
4,951
28,912,878
11,935,044
35,754
10,166
160,273
45,636
1,245
2,526
2,137
3,770
393,825
724,414
16,259
6,377
14,777
6,246
15
122
12
187
109
1,674
199
1,948
197
3,429
481
4,045
8,004
6,712
14,786
U,425
1,006
1,341
1,856
1,886
2,554
3,578
5,318
1,600
1,821
3,609
3,427
10,076
8,950
19,069
17,467
1,002
1,625
1,932
2,814
2,343
4,039
4,172
25,225
31,709
71,627
86,685
1,079
15,718
1,646
10,536
1,820
38,374
2,408
26,613
21
135
12
101
228
17,258
166
11,739
1,607
1,271
3,057
2,163
44,Oi3
45,325
47,589
52,453
3,118
3,500
4,121
2,079
2,629
2,476
3,340
1,994
2,750
2,127
3,069
1,224
1,435
1,662
1,986
4,554
3,661
8,661
1,695
1,823
3,138
2,968
4,604
37,062
30,531
6,423
30,451
42,281
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 2 of 6
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Item
{For dcrinition? and oxpla
nrjlion^. see U'xt)
Lincoln
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Pend
Oreille
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
SkauBnla
Annual legumes:
1
Dry field and seed beans
2
harvested for beans
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
3
2
1
1
1
3
acres 1959...
155
2
100
4
5
1954...
100- lb. bags 1959...
2,iii
'26
110
'20
2,000
6
1954...
360
540
7
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas
-farms reporting 1959...
4
2
6
8
1954 . . .
3
6
1
9
acres 1959...
786
65
138
10
1954...
603
iii
2
11
pounds 1959...
719,715
106,000
366,200
12
Hay crops;
1954...
728,825
211,600
1,500
13
Land from which hay was cut
acres 1959...
21,666
3,803
57,747
58,550
7,384
7,716
15,843
4 229
27,630
24,850
2,386
1,998
U
1954...
22,Cf75
3,835
16^120
18', 525
4^915
15
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures
cut for
hay and for dehydrating
.farms reporting 1959...
339
4
327
3
204
39
51
32
34
16
1954...
377
4
934
1
259
60
86
127
31
17
acres 1959...
li,186
14
29,342
13
5,545
456
811
3,203
633
18
1954...
10,701
34
25,527
30
5,795
573
1,941
1,918
324
19
tons 1959...
22,630
23
63,588
24
8,687
742
1,479
13,232
1,283
20
1954...
20,926
57
56,024
40
10,231
1,234
1,799
5,939
576
21
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
71
243
42
3
11
19
10
22
1954...
59
189
45
4
7
20
7
23
tons 1959...
3,667
10,502
874
24
244
9,228
264
24
Farms reporting by acres
1954...
cut for hay:
2,491
6,769
1,641
65
31
3,767
133
25
Under 10 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
76
4
320
3
52
23
26
33
18
26
10 to 24 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
93
192
73
3
13
29
7
27
25 to 49 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
32
135
44
2
3
6
5
23
50 to 99 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
53
92
27
4
4
4
29
100 or more acres
.farms reporting 1959...
25
38
8
1
5
30
Clover, timothy, and mixture
s of clover
and grasses cut for hay . . .
.farms reporting 1959...
51
106
90
124
114
6Cf7
80
903
43
31
1954...
37
129
87
148
157
714
93
1,152
38
32
acres 1959...
1,245
2,111
3,782
3,768
4,512
8,034
2,186
15,812
714
33
195i...
953
2,081
3,718
3,620
4,665
6,722
2,022
15,707
615
34
tons 1959...
2,539
3,44.4
5,571
7,082
5,104
13,536
3,536
34,240
1,075
35
1954...
2,214
3,452
5,138
6,130
5,246
11,915
2;907
36,720
892
36
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
7
20
9
13
29
77
17
127
12
37
1954...
2
3
11
8
23
31
10
154
7
38
tons 1959...
389
475
234
290
623
874
377
3,871
301
39
Farms reporting by acres
1954 . . .
cut for hay:
150
134
308
109
520
721
192
4,420
176
40
Under 10 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
18
42
19
29
24
363
23
347
15
41
10 to 24 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
16
35
27
39
32
159
25
347
IS
42
25 to 49 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
7
20
20
31
22
58
22
161
8
43
50 to 99 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
8
7
12
18
27
20
7
37
2
44.
100 or more acres
.farms reporting 1959...
2
2
12
7
9
7
3
11
45
Vetch or peas alone or mixed
irith oats or
other grains cut for hay . .
.farms reporting 1959...
1
2
4
15
5
3
46
1954...
11
5
1
38
6
6
47
acres 1959...
"20
4
235
165
41
17
48
1954...
64
129
5
192
41
49
49
tons 1959...
18
8
374
223
83
22
50
1954...
81
130
7
304
73
74
51
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
1
1
52
1954...
2
1
53
tons 1959...
25
25
54
1954...
26
55
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or
other small
grains cut for hay
.farms reporting 1959...
163
17
347
30
48
112
15
112
21
56
1954...
322
33
446
41
69
295
20
95
25
57
acres 1959...
3,868
159
15,515
320
786
813
241
767
155
58
1954...
5,766
288
20,691
406
782
3,162
168
601
223
59
tons 1959...
5,049
270
15,326
634
936
1,221
219
1,417
245
60
1954...
8,124
466
21,792
777
1,022
7,701
253
1,404
326
61
Sales
.farms reporting 1959. . .
9
2
33
4
7
2
7
3
62
1954...
8
2
23
1
4
12
1
3
63
tons 1959...
305
32
650
35
61
32
63
'24
64
1954...
78
20
694
15
206
4S2
10
153
65
Wild hay cut
.farms reporting 1959...
56
31
65
95
41
193
21
44
n
66
1954...
S3
73
90
80
54
392
30
42
7
67
acres 1959...
3,014
443
4,262
1,267
1,718
1,522
305
434
172
68
1954 . . .
3,356
654
4,014
1,378
3,543
2,943
320
335
119
69
tons 1959...
5,201
561
5,078
2,089
1,331
1,947
407
499
159
70
1954...
4,945
358
4,334
1,714
2,670
4,740
293
427
101
71
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
3
5
12
13
3
21
5
7
72
1954...
3
1
10
1
6
13
1
1
1
73
tons 1959...
109
64
319
181
28
239
69
65
74
1954...
> 41
15
363
80
643
169
2
7
50
75
Other hay cut
.farms reporting 1959. . .
49
27
95
55
18
182
23
49
25
76
1954...
34
21
89
79
22
234
27
105
50
77
acres 1959...
1,015
343
4,369
983
805
2,247
441
653
565
78
1954...
970
304
4,194
1,095
967
1,973
346
1,975
592
79
tons 1959...
1,565
592
5,237
1,714
806
3,202
672
1,126
704
80
1954...
1,818
444.
<4,207
1,632
857
3,462
378
4,610
739
81
Sales
-farms reporting 1959...
7
5
11
11
8
21
3
4
8
82
1954 . . .
4
3
4
3
18
2
12
3
83
tons 1959...
110
81
251
304
156
187
142
42
328
84
1954 . . .
316
260
45
111
276
33
2,758
51
85
Grass silage made from gras
es, alfaKa,
clover, or small grains...
.farms reporting 1959...
7
22
9
33
11
92
4
205
3
86
1954...
10
22
9
45
11
137
31
218
4
87
acres 1959...
318
724
242
1,033
330
2,606
245
6,720
125
88
1954...
329
410
277
1,187
363
2,960
1,018
4,273
76
89
1,965
4,717
892
7,825
1,453
18,490
1,350
49,303
545
90
1954...
1,195
2,552
1,303
6,913
1,742
17,416
4,287
28,848
378
WASHINGTON
189
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 2 of 6
Ilom
(Fardcnnition? and explanation^. 9<>« text)
Snohomish
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
.^^
Walla Walla
Whatcom
Whitman
Yakima
Annual legumes:
1
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting 1959. . .
6
1
2
2
1954...
22
1
I
28
3
acres 1959...
464
1
40
4
5
1954...
100-16. bags 1959...
850
5,563
'is
3
7
812
294
6
1954...
9,113
228
12
8,680
7
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas fannfl reporting 1959...
1
310
34
3
651
6
8
1954...
2
339
12
16
485
16
9
acres 1959...
200
41,660
4,234
53
112,438
241
10
1954...
120
34,715
2,203
340
73,315
427
11
pounds 1959...
320,000
53,012,327
7,658,013
109,900
153,679,053
665,000
12
1954...
Hay crops;
192,000
41,264,295
4,583,000
470,456
100,712,831
892,500
13
Land frcm .ihich hay was cut.. acres 1959...
30,057
28,706
66,541
61,448
17,303
16,325
4,965
4,469
15,186
U,680
56,218
51,614
28,800
30,335
49,345
57,660
li
1954...
71,416
64,376
15
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating fazias reporting 1959...
25
1,664
1,294
35
321
261
731
1,961
16
1954...
57
2,151
1,585
36
1
398
296
931
2,819
17
acres 1959...
180
51,622
48,454
258
U,085
2,895
19,723
40,437
18
1954...
937
55,256
51,996
323
13
8,676
2,194
20,409
51,589
19
tens 1959...
357
77,240
85,298
676
35,830
7,889
43,537
127,559
20
1954...
2,025
90,370
87,253
921
18
33,302
5,878
42,195
155,333
21
Sales fams reportinf 1959. . ,
640
354
3
145
Ul
35
33
191
186
812
966
22
1954...
2
563
266
3
"i
23
tons 1959...
31
21,064
13,294
63
18,069
912
10,663
53,906
24
1954...
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
60
20,805
10,921
62
15
13,859
490
6,797
55,790
25
Under 10 acres fams reporting 1959. . .
18
454
214
26
115
143
229
902
26
10 to 24 acres famfl reporting 1959, .,
5
523
344
3
75
65
94
19
241
135
574
291
27
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
2
371
389
28
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
220
258
"i
43
5
99
145
29
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
96
89
23
27
49
30
Clover, timothy, and nlxtures of clo-.-er
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
1,151
214
U3
455
177
7
2,025
185
77
31
1954...
1,634
247
189
524
216
3
2,562
159
52
32
acres 1959...
15,386
4,160
3,424
9,846
2,920
143
35,071
2,884
1,995
33
1954...
16,221
4,780
3,690
7,572
2,745
91
35,455
2,497
1,185
34
tons 1959...
29,491
6,560
6,058
16,831
5,629
201
79,022
4,751
3,718
35
1954...
33,654
7,585
6,3U
13,615
5,866
135
81,858
3,803
2,324
36
Soles farms reporting 1959...
172
73
26
80
21
2
377
33
23
37
1954...
55
57
29
67
18
1
301
30
12
38
tons 1959...
2,901
1,613
888
2,349
259
44
9,259
753
843
39
1954...
Farms reporting ty acres cut for hay:
1,515
1,286
1,138
1,103
305
10
7,856
626
356
40
Under 10 acres ........ .faima reporting 1959...
56X
86
2ce
130
78
52
89
29
7
731
840
360
80
72
23
8
2
31
25
10
7
41
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
423
78
59
-
42
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
134
31
16
2
43
50 to 99 acres faros reporting 1959...
24
17
17
31
44
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959. . .
9
2
4
14
45
Vetch or peas alone or mixed with oats or
other grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959...
8
3
10
21
4
/,
18
6
4
46
1954...
7
10
3
89
5
4
18
3
47
acres 1959...
113
75
170
231
64
844
204
290
35
48
1954...
109
U6
24
988
15
407
175
155
54
49
tons 1959...
243
116
252
399
107
845
502
257
63
50
1954...
201
150
31
1,747
25
291
315
170
74
51
Sales farms reporting 1959 . . .
2
1
2
2
1
6
2
2
52
1954...
5
...
53
toau 1959...
10
'26
29
620
221
122
"7
54
1954...
75
250
33
55
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
195
257
252
160
17
86
166
197
276
56
2U
323
311
252
18
119
142
330
249
57
acres 1959...
1,252
3,376
3,757
1,659
125
1,929
1,032
2,717
3,477
58
1954...
1,145
3,732
3,690
2,003
102
2,052
751
3,902
1,971
59
tens 1959...
2,371
4,601
4,862
2,504
199
3,082
1,966
4,855
7,016
60
1954...
2,311
4,993
5,127
2,990
238
2,322
1,508
6,693
3,542
61
Sales faims importing 1959. . .
27
16
6
3
13
17
2
2
12
7
11
5
10
12
59
15
62
1954.!.
7
63
tons 1959...
100
6i0
53
183
22
136
115
470
1,574
64
1954...
68
196
35
168
24
237
58
168
118
65
Wild hay cut farms reporting 1959,
120
82
51
84
114
171
21
16
67
112
31
42
66
1954"!
197
U2
6
43
48
67
acres 1959...
1,100
2,988
1,124
1,931
237
109
598
332
1,779
68
1954,,,
1,312
2,921
1,616
2,106
212
66
1,152
467
1,912
69
tons 1959,,,
1,664
3,861
1,599
2,236
436
196
1,054
547
1,718
70
1954 . . .
1,978
3,731
2,412
2,556
376
97
1,766
833
2,507
71
Sales .faima reporting 1959 . . .
21
7
15
11
6
8
18
8
4
3
22
11
4
3
72
1954...
3
2
73
tons 1959...
266
446
315
256
24
236
78
51
74
1954...
67
232
286
90
30
344
61
145
75
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959.
194
156
114
103
58
87
72
77
28
35
29
18
177
153
98
144
76
1954...
67
67
77
acres 1959...
1,845
2,513
1,354
1,168
308
649
2,356
1,443
1,099
78
1954...
1,467
2,760
1,442
943
410
130
1,564
2,101
648
79
tons 1959...
3,047
3,486
2,286
1,529
596
1,185
4,806
2,312
1,539
60
1954...
2,789
3,827
2,424
1,287
848
315
3,156
3,493
1,329
81
Sales farms reporting 1959. . .
40
5
29
21
12
10
7
5
4
1
6
1
38
7
' ,r
82
1954...
15
22
15
83
tons 1959...
330
669
209
124
36
370
524
415
430
84
1954...
67
425
332
60
15
120
79
636
85
Grass silage made frcoi grasses, alfalfa.
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
350
58
81
61
55
7
658
26
19
86
1954...
406
53
83
99
54
5
715
25
18
87
acres 1959...
10,181
1,807
3,165
2,210
1,3U
427
14,062
1,411
523
88
1954...
7,517
1,851
1,918
2,390
972
258
10,223
SIX
301
89
78,348
10,032
16,746
12,659
10,329
2,505
106,005
9,613
3,037
90
1954...
50,769
7,312
9,334
14,439
6,596
1,589
77,716
5,613
1,940
Stub Iteme continued
190
Part 3 of 6
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(Ft>r (lerinilions and expla
naciona. see texr.)
The State
Adams
Asotin
Benton
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Conlitz
1
z
Field seed crops hatvesled:
Alfalfa seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
302
498
3
11
28
1
1
3
1,
acres 1959...
1954...
17,584
21,506
239
845
1,035
7
5
6
pounds 1959...
1954...
7,583,512
9,291,167
144,250
185,620
446,900
150
100
7
8
Red olo.er seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
170
200
3
1
1
2
6
5
26
15
9
10
acres 1959...
1954...
2,682
3,130
48
3
10
16
129
39
308
229
U
12
pounds 1959. . .
1954...
572,318
617,537
20,000
390
2,000
2,900
36,997
10,850
52,970
26,021
13
Red fescue seed
.farms reporting 1959...
58
1
U
acres 1959...
1,762
16
15
pounds 1959.. .
696,784
4,305
16
Tall fescue seed
.fartna reporting 1959...
21
4
17
acres 1959. . .
536
148
IS
19
Merion blaegrass seed
pounds 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959...
109,101
73
26,100
20
acres 1959...
5,085
40
21
pounds 1959...
1,086,576
4,000
22
23
Wheatgrass seed
.fanne reporting 1959...
1954...
87
2
2
24
25
acres 1959...
1954...
3,893
1,087
167
6
310
26
27
pounds 1959...
1954...
530,904
195,340
2,450
550
6,450
28
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale
.farns reporting 1959...
3,681
11,262
48
28
54
192
57
154
98
244
48
228
166
766
44
69
62
279
29
1954...
30
31
acres 1959'..
1954' . .
30,294
24,706
2,964
298
2
12
2,315
3,924
1
18
13
32
714
453
1
10
44
22
32
33
hulldred«eight 1959...
1954. . .
8,150,585
6,324,3U
736,131
100,551
383
2,226
648,787
1,212,086
436
2,421
835
4,421
126,999
84,491
202
698
10,734
2,301
34
Sugar beets for su^ar
.farms retorting 1959...
1,037
955
52
1
65
65
35
1954. . .
36
37
acres 1959...
1954. . .
33,032
33,2%
1,236
40
2,108
2,104
'26
38
39
tons 1959...
1954...
743,045
728,395
29,278
720
46,294
48,780
360
40
41
Lentils
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
256
77
1
42
43
acres 1959...
1954. . .
22,614
7,753
15
44
45
pounds 1959. . .
1954...
16,319,334
6,512,633
3,160
46
Miiit for oil
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
420
347
9
118
102
9
9
2
4
47
48
49
acres 1959...
1954...
18,988
7,597
289
4,045
1,622
494
315
578
480
50
51
pounds of oil 1959...
1954...
1,471,421
615,679
21,573
272,961
138,611
32,230
11,705
36,225
16,433
5S
53
Hops
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
262
234
13
10
54
55
acres 1959...
1954...
18,444
13,094
1,328
695
56
57
pounds 1959. . .
1954. . .
31,270,123
21,327,199
2,321,799
1,153,248
■eage for farms with less tban 10 hundredweight harvested.
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Dcjuglas Ferry Franklin Garfield Grant
Island Jefferson
Kittitas Klickitat Lewis
Stub Items continued
192
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 3 of 6
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For dcfinilions an<l expla
nal.ons, ,ce u-xt)
Lincoln
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Pend
Oreille
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skamania
1
2
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfaira seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
...
1
...
...
1
3
4
acres 1959...
1954. . .
6
4
5
6
pounds 1959. . .
1954. . .
800
500
7
Hed clover seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
1
3
"'2
8
9
10
acres 1959...
1954. . .
2
3
■93
'32
11
12
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
260
'30
'12,615
3,180
13
Red fescue seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1
...
1
14
acres 1959...
15
25
15
16
Tall fescue seed
pounds 1959...
.farms reporting 1959...
1,000
...
2
18,000
1
17
acres 1959...
...
9
4
18
pounds 1959...
...
4,550
100
19
Merion bluegrass seed
.farms reporting 1959...
...
20
21
acres 1959...
pounds 1959. . .
...
...
...
22
Wheatgrass seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
21
2
i
23
24
25
26
27
acres 1959...
1954...
pounds 1959. . .
1954...
902
21
99,830
3,812
600
...
28
29
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
44
25V
31
130
252
433
41
139
38
185
79
395
25
67
76
227
6
34
30
31
acres 1959'..
I954I..
6
50
1
9
144
279
5
5
23
38
71
1
614
2,024
"4
32
33
hundred»eight 1959...
1954...
639
4,682
U8
1,880
26,591
56,411
169
846
611
2,795
21,484
U,»8
128
578
136,979
507,531
246
643
34
35
Sugar beets for sugar
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
36
37
33
39
40
41
42
43
Lentils
acres 1959...
1954. . .
tons 1959...
1954. . .
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
acres 1959...
1954...
...
44
45
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
46
Mini for oil
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
47
46
49
acres 1959...
1954...
50
51
pounds of oil 1959...
1954. . .
'14
52
53
Hops
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
3
54
55
acres 1959...
1954...
130
171
56
57
pounds 1959...
19W...
182,816
226,572
...
10 hundredweight harvested.
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Fart 3 of 6
Item
(For donnitions and expln
nalions. see text)
Snohcnisb
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Walla
Walla
Whatccan
Whitman
Yakima
1
2
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
4 2
1 4
62
21
"'2
1 158
5 422
3
acres 1959...
1954...
8
3 14
14
4,612
831
'ii
12
0 9,567
6 18,987
5
6
pounds 1959...
1954...
8,54J
10
0 1,058
0 600
2,510,750
294,601
1,700
18,00
2,78
0 4,053,352
0 8,442,568
7
Red clover seed. ...........
. farms reporting 1959. . .
2
3
3
6
12
1
4
4
13
8
1954. . .
2 8
16
9
10
acres 1959...
1954. . .
9
2
7
5
9
51
125
7
111
35
99
8 112
256
u
12
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
2,400
1,62
4,101
5
3
4,030
18,075
2,000
21,675
3,705
11,596
79
3 27,450
86,122
13
Red fescue seed
.farms reporting 1959...
4(
S 2
1
1
1
2
U
acres 1959...
1,421
5 12
3
33
18
11
5
15
pounds 1959...
557,57
9 5,000
1,900
15,000
2,000
58,50
0
16
Tall fescue seed.
.farms reporting 1959...
7
3
1
40
17
acres 1959...
20
1
0
18
pounds 1959. . .
57, 5y
I
10,000
1,00
0
19
Merlon bluegrass seed
.farms reporting 1959...
5
?
1
5 5
20
acres 1959...
3,42,
!
30
1,00
7 343
21
pounds 1959...
790,12
S
5,000
195,80
3 73,873
22
Wlieatgrass seed. ...........
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
2
S 1
1
5
5
1
23
24
25
acres 1959...
1954...
83<
zr
10
7 5
437
359
70
30
26
27
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
149,00
53,65
5 2,000
500
86,000
91,514
131, 20i
37,70
28
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for hose use
or for sale
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
95
2~:
33(
413
43
328
22
61
65
139
110
549
25
72
29
1 170
3 504
30
31
acres 1959'..
1954'..
22:
55
80
1
2
381
269
2,360
1,581
51
16
4,505
7 5,695
32
33
hundredaeight 1959...
1954. . .
37,244
49,727
59,97
109,25C
V'.-
163
431
69,383
28,528
569,750
348,345
4,79
17,03
2 1,133,730
3 1,599,482
34
35
Sugar beets for sugar
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
99
95
447
563
36
37
acres 1959...
1954. . .
9
8
4,a4
4,252
14,410
17,995
38
39
40
Lentils
tons 1959...
1954. . .
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
2,80C
1,27
8]
1'
...
...
1
75,791
78,064
17
5
321,793
393,358
41
42
43
acres 1959...
1954...
5,6i<
1,27
"i
16,93
6,47
44
45
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
3,480,13(
896,21J
2,000
12,827,89
5,614,41
46
Mint for oil
'aims rcportm 1959
1
1
7
47
1954!!!
266
216
48
49
acres 1959...
1954...
30
1
46
12,401
4,720
50
51
pounds of oil 1959...
1954. . .
1,965
50
771
1,035,012
428,045
52
Hops
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
53
246
220
54
55
acres 1959...
1954. . .
16,986
12,228
56
57
pounds 1959...
1954. . .
28,765,508
19,947,379
^Does not Include acreage for fanns with leas than 10 hundredweight harvested.
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Part 4 of 6
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explai
AdEuns Asotin
Benton Chelan ClaHain
Clark Columbl:
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(othef than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cucumbers and pickles
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
• farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Lettuce and
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Blackberries .
Blueberries (tai
Z Reported in small fractions.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
2,907
3,789
112,710
106,787
19,570,779
16,048,818
381
1,171
1,356
17,703
18,445
1,238
2,165
6,582
6,889
43,659,920
35,949,982
1,519
2,162
3,095
1,147
5,099,503
5,435,659
(2)
2,028
3,282
2,133
495,688
407,964
19,669
15,996
2,274,077
1,240,974
53,039
1,267,277
145
4,255
932,563
953
8
75
1
73
(z)
162
(Z)
110
1,038
997,807
30
687,059
24
1
9
39
(z)
6
40,626
15
11,325
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Part 4 of 6
Douglas
Ferry
r ranVI In
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lerls
363
174
329
149
656
564
294
150
1,456
556
343
330
1,508
1
*9S
274
187
165
522
892
465
226
3,049
1,062
565
381
2,061
2
8
1
28
22
84
31
19
5
183
30
73
18
34
3
22
3
15
9
66
37
40
3
294
24
61
22
44
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(z)
304
2,810
2,831
1,187
513
3
3,883
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2,617
346
937
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62
4,424
2,352
724
889
2
5,332
27
1,803
334
825
6
3,W5
13
46,840
67,602
466,560
168,988
92,945
695
2,026,376
21,449
224,481
258,252
126,511
7
U,413
60
15,195
257,779
424,686
79,844
96,242
879
2,086,035
6,396
166,828
187,098
92,473
8
a
5
3
7
2
5
22
11
11
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9
13
7
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U
4
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1
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1
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4
28
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87
30
72
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24
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6
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24
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6
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57
7
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83
1
459
92
33
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518
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2,345
3
231
15
10
(Z)
7
1
467
I
2
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600
U
1,568
8
270
16
4
3
1
5
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64
21
1
14
9
17
5
1
1
2
6
3
1
62
5
7
15
18
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(Z)
(z)
1
4
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tz)
151
4
"i
17
2
19
2
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(Z)
1
4
5
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142
2
10
108
20
4
2
2
3
7
4
4
77
16
1
U
10
21
"2
1
2
1
7
2
2
135
7
1
10
9
22
"i
(Z)
(Z)
2
1
(Z)
(2)
798
2
(z)
25
9
23
(z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
2
(Z)
(2)
855
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(Z)
20
26
24
3
2
2
1
6
4
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80
13
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1
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(Z)
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8
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(Z)
492
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18
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(Z)
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391
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29
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25
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4
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2,803
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1,022
192
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77
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621
31
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4,41}
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7U
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(2)
770
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9
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(2)
(Z)
3
(2)
(Z)
(Z)
5
"i
39
40
4
6
2
7
7
5
4
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1
3
5
41
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2
1
5
2
2
67
3
5
2
42
1
3
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46
2
15
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78
5
(Z)
40
1
43
(Z)
(Z)
1
1
1
10
(Z)
205
(Z)
18
2
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1
3
2
2
3
4
70
6
9
3
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1
1
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2
46
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1
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
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684
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24
4
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8
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(Z)
(2)
716
46
10
48
9
2
4
10
16
19
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73
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50
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3
4
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398
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576
52
10,753
232
11,900
5,042
68,929
162,793
6,341
2,545,877
1,526,054
2,124
68,513
2,973,468
53
12,713
59
5,600
54,170
108,867
271,568
7,351
1,795,540
1,574,624
11,295
32,274
2,491,232
54
U
3
3
3
8
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3
106
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56
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(z)
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2
2
5
2
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187
64
3
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76
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2
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1
1
1
6
3
(Z)
257
38
1
1
92
58
1,550
526
544
2,118
2,020
2,194
1,922
782
913,835
223,950
1,201
1,893
247,856
59
3,264
3
2
833
1,464
2,169
1
1
802
2
12,7117
8,347
1
3
1,072
1,033,580
43
62
188,903
7
2
1,617
1
2
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2
1
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10
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60
61
62
(Z)
(Z)
(2)
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103
1
(Z)
(z)
U
63
(Z)
(Z)
5
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159
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(Z)
(2)
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189
45
iis
460
26,850
697,212
2,605
15
166
15,051
65
16S
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7,445
3
21,404
3
711,061
62
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lie
48
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66
67
6
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5
3
8
4
64
130
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1
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69
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71
8,906
3,900
225,494
13,837
100
\
45,225
72
Stub Items continued
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 6
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(Tor (Jofinilion? an'l pX|iIj
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959 ,
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cucumbers and pickles.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959,
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Lettuce and
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Berries and other small truits liarvested lor sale:
strawberries f anus reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.
pounds 1959.,
1954.
Blackberries
Blueberries
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
2,010
2,007
1,088,069
1,020,042
1,022
1,164
6,310,061
6,650,967
16,565
15,361
3,147,325
1,582,235
1,108
1,156
10,451,180
8,061,842
Z Reported in small fractii
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 4 of 6
(For dennitions flnd explaj
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
haoE use farms reportliig 1959 .
195i.
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 19S9.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Tanatoes fannc reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.,
Sveet com f anas reporting 1959 . ,
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
(Xicumbers and plcldee faims reporting 1959..
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
4,560
5,181
553,492
1,(X)8
1,187
332,056
430,406
21,027
19,669
2,642,665
1,809,588
2,997
2,624
478,041
420,574
.faras reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.,
.fame reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.fanae reporting 1999.
1954.
•erea 1959.
1954.
.fanDC reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.faras reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Lettuce and rcoalne.
.ferns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
JCrawSerHes 77. ..l...farM reporting 19597
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
1,053
6,757,215
5,155,578
1,310
1,534
9,671,389
9,681,412
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Blackberries .
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Blueberries (tame).
-fanBS reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Z Reported In small fractions.
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definiUons and explai
Benton Chelan
Columbia Cowlitz
Ttee ftuits, nuts, and grapes:
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees fanre reporting 1959... 9,900
195-;... 12,580
acres 1959... 132,351
195i... 117,150
Apples farms reporting 1959... 7,805
195i... 10,318
Trees of all ages 1959... 5,160,852
195i... 3,570,222
Trees not of bearing age 1959... 2,569,307
1954... 1,134,114
Trees of bearing age 1959... 2,591,545
1954... 2,436,103
Quantity harvested loose boxes 1959... 31,401,221
1954... 27,946,900
Peaches farms reporting 1959... 4,034
1954... 5,506
Trees of all ages 1959... 865,205
1954... 997,004
Trees not of bearing age 1959... 162,481
1954... 148,313
Trees of bearing age 1959... 702,724
1954... 848,691
Quantity harvested pounds 1959... 98,082,478
1954. . . 62,156,493
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959... 5,784
1954... 7,859
Trees of all ages 1959... 1,625,063
1954... 1,393,935
Trees not of bearing age 1959... 625,896
1954... 402,239
Trees of bearing age 1959... 999,167
1954... 991,696
Quantity harvested tons 1959... 67,426
1954... 92,149
Pears other than Bartlett farms reporting 1959... 3,091
1954... 4,095
Trees of all ages 1959... 375,171
1954... 309,590
Trees not of bearing age 1959... 138,809
1954... 74,120
Trees of bearing age 1959... 236,362
1954. . . 235,470
Quantity harvested tons 1959... 26,560
1954. , . 36,478
Grapes farms reporting 1959... 2,590
1954... 3,690
Vines of all ages 1959... 5,211,387
1954... 4,523,204
Vines not of bearing age 1959. . . 231,028
1954... 217,056
Vines of bearing age 1959... 4,930,359
1954... 4,306,143
Quantity harvested pounds 1959... 103,900,441
1954... 51,707,205
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959... 4,068
1954... 6,816
Trees of all ages 1959... 371,841
1954... 465,477
Trees not of bearing age 1959. . . 95,459
1954... X,463
Trees of bearing age 1959. . . 276,332
1954... 435,014
Quantity harvested tons 1959. . . 20, 529
1954... 13,734
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959... 1,985
1954... 3,354
Trees of all ages 1959... 94,747
1954... 106,081
Trees not of bearing age 1959. . . 23,552
1954. . . 16,471
of bearing age.. 1959... 71,195
1954... 89,610
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. . . 1,933,977
1954... 3,592,489
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959... 4,829
1954... 7,741
Trees of all ages 1959... 334,816
1954... 342,801
Trees not of bearing age 1959. . . 121, 343
1954... 53,382
Trees of bearing age 1959. . . 213,468
1954. . . 289,419
Quantity harvested pounds 1959... 26,556,979
1954... 33,751,983
74
393
1,400
134
540
1,521
428
5,934
25,350
644
4,636
23,065
65
34
1,202
134
83
1,229
8,341
41,162
1,185,267
5,908
13,612
960,949
3,453
30,022
592,939
1,309
7,8&4
334,978
4,888
11,140
592,328
4,599
5,743
625,971
37,313
54,352
7,671,505
53,559
26,201
8,593,755
6,174
11,321
1,173
983
5,001
10,338
276,915
228,342
1,092
11,770
13,707
2,519
5,984
291,733
316,353
132
200
56,607
78,633
13,014
9,125
43,593
69,508
3,711,316
2,410,278
260
303
1,913,290
1,465,515
70,635
65,991
1,842,655
1,399,524
42,245,723
16,975,663
1,357
43,142
2,670
77,183
664
14,097
259
6,176
693
29,045
2,411
71,007
92
174
36,324
38,518
19,337
4,789
16,987
33,729
768, 201
3,444,970
623
649
68,134
52,694
16,203
11,394
51,931
41,300
8,683,119
3,395,312
2,435
29,203
262,634
2,886
13,266
226,854
855
19,606
112,277
604
11,416
107,913
1,580
9,597
150,357
2,282
1,850
113,941
53
610
11,382
56
43
11,696
593
605
178,347
131,799
31,614
50,616
96,733
81,133
13,139
16,070
644
6,514
74,076
60,657
1,646,916
356,709
666
775
75,586
77,774
22,413
16,626
53,173
61,148
6,166,957
6,463,142
56
2,351
510
99
3,046
323
62
694
19
116
1,014
29
1,503
13,171
29,882
2,506
16,056
19,111
192
3,736
12,609
256
2,464
8,967
1,316
9,435
17,273
2,250
13,592
10,144
1,322
10,701
193,127
2,951
19,511
125,121
222
323
5,916
9,130
2,009
3,384
3,907
5,746
245,208
112,774
601
820
20,974
16,878
6,655
2,271
14,319
14,607
697
851
3,243
5,491
23,672
3,239
598
825
41,695
76,640
1,273
4,347
40,422
72,293
1,364
1,786
131
3,173
268
3,310
10
505
33
1,132
121
2,668
230
2,178
,945
249,408
,818
23,771
2,089
2,621
36,973
50,963
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Part 5 of 6
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Hai-bor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
429
g
70
13
132
93
62
37
352
158
27
74
227
1
479
15
61
19
97
107
68
58
987
402
36
87
277
2
7,488
43
338
88
1,271
171
89
86
1,159
256
291
311
413
3
6,781
78
387
92
467
144
107
112
2,140
572
216
1,176
551
4
328
8
36
10
101
92
62
36
333
158
25
47
216
5
284
18
13
14
62
135
82
62
1,007
406
37
72
315
6
372,180
1,639
1,407
488
44,854
2,409
1,146
1,237
7,228
2,661
8,413
6,170
4,231
7
237,863
2,005
1,094
211
5,417
2,832
1,488
2,a6
22,386
7,109
5,763
13,673
6,246
8
213,791
311
587
423
37,825
742
187
152
2,391
350
3,174
4,099
664
9
93,791
589
20
66
1,464
377
135
182
7,768
510
931
3,054
1,141
10
158, 389
1,328
820
65
7,029
1,667
959
1,085
4,837
2,311
5,239
2,071
3,567
11
144,072
1,416
1,074
145
3,953
2,455
1,353
2,034
14,618
6,599
4,832
10,619
5,105
12
2,171,133
5,048
904
148
44,729
2,664
1,282
1,260
6,753
2,315
31,291
8,367
4,061
13
2,016,641
12,383
462
262
17,312
2,708
1,287
2,365
16,374
3,715
21,153
51,037
2,879
14
281
4
37
12
90
8
21
6
157
64
10
44
39
15
336
13
20
17
72
22
27
12
583
190
12
51
58
16
79,641
370
3,689
4,802
14,064
12
U2
25
5,126
1,337
401
13,050
662
17
83,898
322
6,424
7,155
6,701
104
276
23
17,311
2,924
493
12,373
1,411
18
24,039
102
2,573
1,073
8,147
7
23
9
835
296
192
5,090
333
19
28,500
17
1,521
997
992
63
204
7
2,122
451
325
5,150
419
20
55,602
268
1,U6
3,729
5,917
5
89
16
4,291
1,041
209
7,960
329
21
55,398
305
4,903
6,158
5,709
41
72
16
15,189
2,473
168
7,223
992
22
7,534,616
7,200
105,970
390,080
318,760
38
3,640
189
201,023
13,297
7,440
1,006,694
4,916
23
5,121,899
1,150
457,060
252,000
93,712
100
1,306
300
192,309
14,499
20,320
349, 317
200
24
178
5
29
7
54
70
37
26
240
104
17
42
183
25
188
11
6
9
42
87
66
47
713
297
20
54
232
26
50,899
68
91
474
18,176
305
128
367
1,387
300
855
6,203
601
27
52,937
40
13
746
363
626
188
155
2,720
963
1,278
9,893
354
23
15,212
41
87
203
17,500
58
14
24
191
38
415
3,159
54
29
25,161
7
7
329
88
32
20
36
338
76
725
3,908
190
30
35,687
27
4
271
676
247
U4
343
1,196
262
440
3,044
547
31
27,776
33
6
417
275
594
168
119
2,382
887
553
5,985
674
32
2,204
1
(Z)
13
58
9
11
13
43
7
36
140
27
33
1,583
1
30
3
17
13
10
126
11
21
534
12
34
68
^
u
2
26
32
37
18
156
91
9
34
102
35
66
6
3
6
20
36
46
35
442
197
17
44
132
36
12,654
16
31
3
2,391
541
173
58
529
292
1,082
5,479
282
37
9,892
18
4
15
246
113
156
114
1,478
531
1,124
17,692
472
38
1,294
6
31
2,271
208
12
10
59
41
500
372
25
39
2,958
6
1
"s
36
23
10
18
152
22
503
279
97
40
11,360
10
3
120
333
161
48
470
251
582
5,107
257
41
6,934
12
3
10
210
90
146
96
1,326
509
621
17,413
375
42
1,150
(Z)
9
6
4
1
17
6
52
194
9
43
756
"i
1
5
5
Cz)
66
9
56
5,620
2
44
42
2
55
2
56
10
9
6
89
58
5
27
64
45
77
5
48
50
21
19
15
315
128
6
34
86
46
30,293
17
115,871
5
26,701
36
26
95
2,892
559
16
17,706
X3
47
59,759
27
155,062
39
15,372
78
6,929
78
9,385
1,377
47
12,107
1,241
48
284
5
2,107
9,777
10
8
44
102
81
11
61
33
49
339
2
1,210
12
453
14
1,965
9
1,759
93
8,258
151
50
30,009
12
113,764
5
16,924
26
18
51
2,790
478
5
17,645
270
51
59,420
25
153,852
27
14,919
64
4,964
69
7,626
1,284
47
3,849
1,090
52
751,867
300
2,700,224
60
517,452
185
173
55
75,725
5,010
20
88,804
1,345
53
889,484
200
1,258,220
15
182,116
5
50,000
2,883
817
200
28,725
282
54
64
7
28
5
53
73
47
26
283
138
17
32
171
55
124
U
11
12
46
93
61
47
831
340
17
51
248
56
1,835
54
4,735
107
206
1,162
240
220
1,863
598
127
242
1,323
57
3,904
50
1,475
412
247
572
242
224
3,961
1,401
125
465
1,530
58
216
20
882
37
144
391
25
50
142
108
43
77
100
59
475
19
15
170
129
93
42
38
428
96
8
66
268
60
1,619
34
3,853
70
62
771
215
170
1,721
490
84
165
1,223
61
3,429
31
1,460
242
118
479
200
186
3,533
1,305
117
399
1,262
62
125
1
186
2
3
7
4
4
70
10
I
7
18
63
79
1
1
13
1
14
24
2
283
7
1
8
5
64
46
5
22
3
43
24
26
11
182
74
10
23
97
65
76
11
5
11
38
48
37
21
545
165
13
29
115
66
237
27
45
4
136
133
91
49
55,948
262
31
1,183
253
67
366
27
8
27
89
846
103
35
55,943
588
49
1,006
2,606
68
18
3
39
3
95
18
33
10
14,082
32
6
351
18
69
93
16
4
8
60
12
11
14
10,343
81
8
273
124
70
219
24
6
1
41
115
58
39
41,366
230
25
832
235
71
273
U
4
19
29
834
92
21
45,600
507
41
733
2,482
72
26,355
1,370
53
930
1,103
1,241
220
393,713
3,696
300
35,225
1,864
73
a, 235
81
25
400
485
31,512
1,087
39
2,248,428
6,204
1,910
9,708
181,005
74
193
4
28
5
67
52
49
25
257
123
11
48
158
75
264
8
10
12
65
88
67
49
822
346
16
65
223
76
11,607
172
151
236
5,094
735
246
163
2,510
505
205
9,753
526
77
17,650
490
249
70
3,485
314
350
191
4,024
1,380
560
5,909
874
78
1,335
4
149
204
3,456
199
29
38
130
106
175
1,539
77
79
5,050
411
15
7
458
35
26
22
452
115
18
741
171
80
10,272
168
2
32
1,638
536
a7
125
2,380
399
30
8,214
449
81
12,600
79
234
63
3,027
279
324
169
3,572
1,265
542
5,168
703
82
1,860,160
5,500
12,000
217,908
1,436
4,703
766
204,320
9,582
220
615,586
5,299
83
1,545,166
605
13,100
507
228,087
1,248
8,075
731
85,134
9,920
41,470
307,220
5,597
84
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 11.
Part 5 of 6
-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continuecl
(For dormitions and pxplai
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.,
Apples farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.,
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959. ,
1954.
Quantity harvested loose boxes 1959.,
1954.
Peaches farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959,
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Pears other than Bartlett. .. .farms reporting 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tana 1959. .
1954..
Grapes farms reporting 1959..
1954..
Vines of all ages 1959..
1954..
Vines not of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Vines of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959..
1954..
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959 . .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. ,
1954. ,
Trees not of bearing age 1959. ,
1954. ,
Trees of bearing age 1959. ,
1954.,
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. ,
1954.,
1,290
978,955
2,317
626,677
95
540,057
163
282,230
1,195
438,898
2,154
34^,447
939
5,382,249
3,651
3,315,157
522
388
13,490
13,349
3,329
4,546
15,161
8,803
1,059,916
354,296
337
271
29,277
28,104
16,571
20,758
12,706
7,346
421
327
150
82
9,255
4,857
2,967
2,306
6,288
2,551
634
216
81,207
21,686
98,486
22,402
31
355
431
7,988
81,176
21,331
98,055
14,414
199,681
201,736
57,540
175,530
610
1,118
1,177
1,318
98,663
30,678
6,927
12,749
777
2,914
6,150
9,835
33,472
17,213
109
1,597
2,059
8,170
103,276
74,944
4?
3,327
3,114
?1
55
1,247
19
3,272
1,367
60
30,290
687
2,615
4,040
2,728
75
185
9,732
11,4-41
1,154
2,182
8,578
9,259
234,277
526, 367
1,244
26,696
30,338
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 5 of 6
(For dcrmitions aiwi expjaj
JXl)
Snohoolsh Spokane Stevens Thurston Wahjdalcuiii
Whatccn Whitman Yakljsa
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farne reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
Apples farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested loose hodcea 1959.
1954.
Peaches farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
19K.
Trees not of bearing a^ 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested poands 1959.
1954.
Bartlett pears f ar&s reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
TT«ee not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Pears other than Bartlett. .. .farms reporting 1959.,
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested t<xia 1959. .
1954..
Grapes farms reporting 1959. .
1954.
Vines of all ages 1959.
1954..
Vines not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Vines of bearing age 1959. .
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959.
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tens 1959. .
1954.
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
1,997
4,467
3,342
4,695
5,043
3,685
12,820
1,432
11,183
13,476
126
210
53,217
45,597
29,145
14,247
24,072
31,350
85,821
160,570
91
2,647
3,127
1,444
1,959
1,203
1,168
79
69
351
17,900
877
4,4«2
22
5,126
no
643
329
12,774
767
3,839
3,345
248,345
18,972
189,059
1,904
95,560
68,292
1,220
1,042
61,842
8,365
1,877
4,873
2,583
4,325
2,072
125
2,390
2,271
367
20
721
264
1,705
105
1,669
2,007
95,898
4,641
1,414
19,976
17,668
2,661
17,450
2,439
5,049
6,258
14,921
7,160
2,233
995
2,733
5,326
341
607
1,090
1,444
2,316
932
14,580
6,553
1,143
476
2,793
3,290
20,323
5,641
2,668
1,547
5,516
1,006
1,413
7,569
3,045
1,804
14,914
1,787
1,012
94
1,324
1,283
2,090
103,613
72,397
1,406
6,350
23,443
29
29
19,014
9,953
7,318
2,120
11,696
7,833
960,130
339,415
Z Reported In small fractions.
Include data for farms with less than 20 '
202
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For (Jorinitionn nnd oxplu
Tree Ifuits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
AprtootB fannfl reporting 19!i9.
1954.
Trees of all ogas 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Treoa of bearing ago 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
English walJluts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounda 1959.
1954.
Fllberta and hazelnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
2,597
3,361
200, ?01
331,635
15,071
16,919
185,130
314,716
22,306,087
20,833,708
1,320
2,458
13,684
22,424
1,898
2,071
11,786
20,353
190,474
262,507
1,252
2,265
109,828
167,353
6,056
7,665
103,772
159,683
1,173,430
1,023,773
1,612
70,895
69,466
747
2,353
15,879
44,247
720,574
2,225,716
442
567
28,962
42,326
1,079
2,223
27,883
40,103
2,743,200
3,261,191
8,780
12,646
158,300
184,135
494
698
67,675
86,864
1,968
2,326
65,707
84,538
827,405
615,547
1,132
7,035
17,760
5,477
5,082
71,587
53,596
^Doea not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevin
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OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
203
Part 6 of 6
Douglas
Ferry
FramOin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Klttttas
Klickitat
Lewis
176
6
34
12
90
13
2
38
13
12
23
5
1
272
8
18
17
84
15
6
138
44
15
38
6
2
14,152
57
1,807
1,046
9,113
28
4
60
24
200
572
8
3
45,341
28
2,322
806
11,047
27
11
263
69
945
2,300
9
4
695
45
129
268
1,516
16
1
40
15
158
79
7
5
2,637
6
23
158
718
14
10
122
41
9
44
5
6
13,457
12
1,678
778
7,597
12
3
20
14
42.
493
1
7
42,704
22
2,299
648
10,329
13
1
141
28
936
2,256
4
8
2,436,990
1,010
178,610
107,350
1,374,610
77
10
297
1
1,020
9,3X
9
931,639
1,030
137,750
69,677
803,735
20
985
22
63,000
12,880
10
21
1
13
3
18
12
12
5
56
37
5
17
61
11
54
2
1
5
17
31
21
12
211
98
3
27
132
12
112
4
24
14
65
47
24
20
331
67
113
203
246
13
316
2
3
22
52
126
107
35
669
249
19
270
595
U
85
2
24
13
50
6
9
9
237
30
82
61
51
15
122
2
9
30
23
3
9
128
29
9
28
91
16
27
2
1
15
41
15
U
94
37
31
142
195
17
194
"3
13
22
103
104
26
541
220
10
242
504
18
802
10
XM
51
70
870
304
500
2,185
1,360
19
4,013
'36
100
293
591
20
3,468
731
1,000
2,965
2,705
20
8
4
1
9
U
17
5
100
40
2
5
73
21
21
1
2
1
5
25
27
9
298
81
4
9
120
22
49
8
2
31
201
172
50
5,396
330
7
13
12,314
23
163
15
6
4
9
476
2,501
173
U,925
2,206
22
37
15,302
24
10
8
2
24
6
27
268
U
3
702
25
62
15
2
7
57
83
'52
588
71
1
2
432
26
39
7
195
145
50
5,128
317
7
10
11,612
27
101
4
4
2
419
2,418
121
13,337
2,135
21
35
14,870
28
395
150
834
1,367
400
21,437
1,216
12
15
97,823
29
475
30
280
13,852
22
73,624
7,353
85
18
83,442
X
204
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Part 6 of 6
rounty Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continueci
(For dprmit
■xplanntinns. see text)
Pierce San Juan Skagit Skamania
Tree fruits, nuts, 3nii grapes -Continued
Apricots farms reporting 1959.
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
English walnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
1,217
1,629
99,450
53,870
1,591
2,912
26,181
6,453
29
80
8,749
10,392
2,034
1,317
6,715
9,075
79,369
79,348
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
Part 6 of 6
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
205
(For dcnnrtions and expla]
SlEXl)
Tree fruits, mils, and grapes -Conlinuol
Apricots farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearliig age 19^59.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
English walnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.,
Trees not of bearing age 1959. ,
1954.,
Trees of bearing age 1959. ,
1954.,
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. ,
1954..
Filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting 1959..
1954..
TT«eB of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
(^lantlty harvested pounds 1959..
1954..
1,619
11,686
7,978
40,036
2,516
4,083
20,872
26,167
2,647
2,649
405,474
84,511
835
1,021
121,235
171,073
9,339
6,748
111,896
164,325
14,116,295
13,110,863
'Does not Include data for i
with lesa than 20 trees and grapevim
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Part 1 of 2
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
Irrigated cropland harvested falms reporting..
CROPS FOB WHICH ENTUffi ACHEAGE *AS IRRIGATED
Com:
Com for all purposes fanns reporting
Harvested for grain fanns reporting
bushels
Com sold bushels
Smsll grains harvested:
winter wheat fanns reporting
bushels
bushels sold
Spring wheat fanns reporting
bxishels
bushels sold
Oats farms reporting
bushels
bushels sold
Barley farms reporting
bushels
bushels sold
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans fanns reporting .
100-lb. bags.
Dry field and seed peas other than Austrian
winter peas harvested for peas... farms reporting.
tons sold
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanns reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, r>'e, or other small
grains cut for hay fanns reporting
Wild hay cut fanns reporting
tons sold
Other hay cut fanns reporting
tons, gree:
eight
Miscellaneous crops liarvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale ;f arms reporting
hundredweight
Sugar beets for sugar fanns reporting
Hops fanns reporting
pounds
Vegetables harvested for sale acres
Asparagus fanns reporting
Sweet com farms reporting
Green peas farms reporting
Tomatoes fanns reporting
Strav.berrles fanns reporting
pounds
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
2,634
81, .434
1,9CH
59,453
,900,100
■ ,064,474
22,419
1,261,562
1,247,631
1,964
38,130
1,912,818
1,872,415
18,277
974,029
598,186
6,069
172,513
623,421
321,178
30,860
68,084
20,336
8,901
16,797
3,571
5,734
10,312
1,949
1,036
26,505
7,588,278
1,031
32,950
741,513
2,664
220,505
167,436
3,128
169,157
166,538
124
3,333
197,901
197,258
1,483
80,566
50,244
6,918
30,443
17,628
4,44S
331,648
227, 301
2,460
143,368
137,962
8,157
31,579
16,074
2,313
6,008
2,518
2,124
7,077
1,808
include acreage for fanns \dth less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
Include data for fanns with less than 20 trees
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207
Part 1 of 2
Douglas
Ferry
FranJilln
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
Kittitas
mckitat
Leirls
■4*4
53
592
46
1,240
113
24
17
363
111
690
185
93
1
10,393
2,474
52,355
1,474
158, ICK
2,133
277
454
4,523
835
62,913
7,944
1,983
2
3
1
203
2
490
3
^
4
41
1
1
3
191
20
6,136
65
22,195
29
44
6
851
8
1 1 4
1
164
2
414
2
5
1
4,969
57
17,830
43
6
60
418,325
352,972
6,000
4,100
1,608,579
1,385,011
3,400
2,000
7
8
6
3
207
2
338
11
5
9
96
80
5,125
46
8,690
342
74
10
4,695
2,890
298,850
3,060
528,605
14,048
2,958
11
4,695
2,874
297,480
3,048
525,349
13,331
2,878
12
9
1
135
517
1
273
6
13
118
10
2,671
13,021
15
5,378
126
14
4,134
300
129,675
650,778
300
255,273
3,031
15
3,774
300
128,420
644,226
300
242,132
2,887
16
3
3
39
135
262
34
1
17
29
52
419
2,089
5,863
613
3
18
965
2,675
21,918
113,341
381,329
31,944
50
19
825
900
14,175
60,860
218,782
13,700
20
3
1
57
2
195
1
104
4
2
21
47
12
848
26
4,156
20
1,924
74
13
22
1,785
684
46,153
960
208,367
430
99,892
2,020
213
23
1,650
1
684
24,798
218
560
153,278
526
54,449
920
24
25
40
9,407
29,954
26
480
1
196,478
66
511,907
270
1
...
21
27
28
50
1,622
10,854
19
59t
29
67,850
3,038,568
28,912,878
38,000
1,532,870
30
87
22
405
35
814
1
7
10
439
79
9
31
1,884
754
14,895
986
35,155
3
71
196
23,067
2,195
128
32
6,807
1,703
66,472
3,614
158,332
5
122
601
68,813
4,953
290
33
2,647
144
45,137
434
U0,964
55
30,608
1,364
8
34
3
3
16
3
19
a
4
6
30
11
241
54
26
35
25
125
331
95
290
530
53
137
408
96
15,455
2,287
456
36
31
225
420
150
462
890
85
503
869
181
37,873
3,289
1,158
37
7
160
231
203
U5
31
16,973
521
103
38
3
5
25
3
56
4
1
1
i.
1
92
22
3
39
27
87
373
18
733
56
4
45
17
2
1,556
269
39
40
32
120
590
27
1,323
111
4
80
24
1
3,000
382
117
41
7
12
327
446
40
5
24
24
5
30
27
681
14
295
469
50
15
1
250
250
42
43
44
45
46
1
7
4
20
3
14
3
46
8
1
47
9
124
45
302
65
174
23
1,645
317
34
48
17
207
90
654
105
355
22
3,108
650
50
49
17
62
328
461
300
50
50
9
7
17
2
6
15
9
13
8
11
51
363
188
521
49
161
336
300
805
366
204
52
2,751
895
3,4«4
380
1,515
3,078
2,213
3,016
1,523
1,520
53
17
^
71
1
216
1
4
3
12
4
46
2
3
54
57
16
2,489
9
11,247
(Z)
14
(Z)
13
(Z)
1,336
(2)
2
55
15,760
3,517
592,316
92
1,597
40,418
1,098
3,564,062
251
8,574
211,698
1
1,753
27
1,755
17
329,984
29
788
14,675
142
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
5
(Z)
304
9
6
2,831
9
115
2
2
3
1
2,300
11
1
2,617
341
228
63
64
146
464
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
65
6
U
28
2
3
2
40
11
72
5
9
66
1
83
459
16
1
3
179
4
2,345
2
147
67
3
29
1
2
2
20
3
11
1
68
(Z)
948
41
(Z)
(Z)
33
(Z)
270
(Z)
69
2
5
2
2
2
6
7
3
1
13
2
5
1
10
21
1
1
70
71
8
1
4
9
2
4
23
24
4
7
11
72
3
(Z)
3
4
2
16
126
174
1
12
297
73
10,513
34
11,900
4,942
4,850
106,087
862,083
1,015,883
2,052
60,964
834,680
74
406
1
70
11
125
1
1
2
19
16
21
15
4
75
6,446
35
338
87
1,268
1
1
4
44
17
217
192
7
76
Stub Items continued
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County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 2
Irrigated cropland harvested faims reporting.
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
irn:
Com t"or all purposes farms reporting .
Harvested for grain faims reporting.
.farms reporting..
Oats farms reporting . .
Barley farms reporting. .
bushels . .
bushels sold..
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans fanns reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Dry field and seed peas other than Austrlein
winter peas harvested for peas... farms reporting..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanns reporting.
tons sold.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Wild hay cut fanns reporting.
tons sold,
.fanns reporting.
tons sold.
Grass silage made frcin grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Miscellaneous craps harvested;
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale faims reporting.
hundredweight.
Sxigar beets for sugar -. faims reporting.
Hops farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale acres.
Asparagus faims reporting ,
-fanne reporting.
Green peas faima reporting.
Tomatoes fanns reporting .
Strawberries farms reporting.
pounds .
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ faims reporting .
1,892
6,831
1,^90
13,521
43,101
9,229
include acreage for faims with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
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LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 2
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting..,
CROPS FCK WHICH ENITHE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
Corn:
Com for all purposes farms reporting
Har-ifested for grain f anns reporting
bushels
Com sold bxishela
Small ^aJns harvested:
Winter nbeat fams reporting
bushels
bushels sold
Spring irt:eat fams reporting
bushels
bushels sold
Oats f anns repqrtlng
bushels
bushels sold
Barley f anns reporting
bushels
bxishels sold
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans fazms reporting
100-lb. bags
Dry field and seed peas other than Austrian
winter peas harvested for peae...faniis reporting
tons;
tens sold.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and glasses cut for hay fams reporting.
tons sold.
Oats, irtieat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay fams reporting.
aorefl .
tons.
tons sold.
Wild hay cut ^.faims reporting.
tons sold.
Other hay cut fanos reporting.
tons sold.
Grass silage made frao grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains fanns reporting.
tons, green weight..
Miscellaneous crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale....; farms reporting.
acres*.
hundredweight.
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting.
Hops fauns reporting .
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale acres .
Asparagus farms reporting.
acres .
Sweet com farms reporting.
Green peas fams reporting.
Tcmatoea fanns reporting.
Strawberries farms reporting.
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing Cruii
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting.
19,8(K
1,«38
19, 5a
1,438
6
5
36
90
817
2,409
5*0
2,357
13
15
92
147
3,359
7,036
488
1,500
6
U
202
262
5,100
10,946
1,766
6,656
1,919
4,907
1,043
2,266
5,643
i,oca
2,326
121,140
U9,092
47
1,078
50,843
50,505
1,713
93,350
65,884
9,439
30,901
17,251
2,558
9,840
3,489
Include acreage Tor fams with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
210
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 2 of 2
County Table Ua.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
Item
(For definitions and explanations, set* text)
CROPS FOR WHICH ONLY A PART OF THE
ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
Small grains harvested:
winter wheat farms reporting.
Spring wheat f aims reporting .
Barley farms reporting.
IHay:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating faime reporting.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Oats, (rtieat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay f aims reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting ,
Grass silage made fron grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains faims reporting.
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees ^ f aims reporting .
6,764
47
1,357
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
CROPS FOR WHICH ONLY A PART OF THE
ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
Small pains harvested:
Winter wheat farms reporting .
Spring wheat farms reporting .
Barley ■ faims reporting.
Hay:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay faims reporting.
Oats, rtieat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay faims reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Grass silage made fron grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains faims reporting.
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Pend Oreille
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevin
WASHINGTON
HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959
211
Part 2 of 2
Columbia
CcntUtz
Douglas
Ferry
FranKlln
Garneld
Grant
Grays Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsap
nttltas
1
1
3
2
16
1
18
15
159
18
1,290
2
1
2
"l
1
14
4
3
17
3
13i
30
U5
1
4
608
110
83
2
15
4
5
6
9
10
27
2
4
1
I
3
1
2
13
7
102
334
1,196
130
64
6
7
18
15
16
523
8
3
1
7
2
1
2
5
2
9
I
54
2
48
4
1
180
30
3
31
34
2
95
10
11
30
1
1
9
2
S7
23
11
75
"i
5
20
1
13
1
15
"l
8
1
30
12
287
' 1
20
1
70
"2
75
1
1
7
165
1
5
"2
6
5
65
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
4
700
1
20
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skananla
Snohonish
Spokane
Stevena
Tbursion
Wahkiakum
lalla lalla
Whatocm
Whitman
yaklma
5
2
12
3
1
213
37
3
21
'.'.'.
1,889
1
7
102
"4
76
2
3
4
"i
4
...
U
"a
7
5
3
58
433
141
66
6
3
1
24
U4
1
10
5
23
30
7
265
3
603
3,170
6
209
67
482
562
8
11
1
e
13
1
5
21
I
54
1
9
155
1
60
177
174
28
150
1
10
418
4
27
1
6
1
756
20
2
105
1
8
10
11
12
13
10
10
4
14
3
"i
2
3
1
15
25
60
14
33
55
15
9
9
6
1
3
7
3
1
25
17
196
1
364
1
326
5
2
77
4
571
62
27
344
2
15
18
19
10
...
30
3
18
36
696
20
212
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
. farms refoitin
used for prowir
Grown under glass fams reporting 1!159. ,
square feet 19S9 . .
1054 . .
Grrtwn in the open - famis reportinp 1950 .
1054 , ,
acres u^ed for growing 1959 . .
1954.
Sales dollars 1959 .
(Z)
71,065
27,600
Grown under glass or in house farms reporting 1959. .
I9H..
square feet 1959 . .
1954..
Grown in the open farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres used fcr blowing 1959 . ,
10.^4 . ,
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1054.
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1059 . .
Sales of any forest products; forms reporting 1950 ■
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1950 . .
Sales of all other forest prrxlucts farms reporting 1959. .
2,707
2,592
i, 277, 565
,615,833
3,210
,778,221
,128,192
1,854
,412,739
2,144
.,365,4«2
35,956
6
4,532
32,330
20
32,870
Sales of other miscellaneous pn>Ju(
dollars 1059.
. farms reperting 1050 .
dollars 1959 .
i and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1959.
1954.
cads (4' X 4' X 8'1 1950 .
7,369
11,712
66,216
106,356
. farms reporting 1959.
1054.
rds(4' X 4' X 8') 1059.
e posts cut farms reporting 1
1,382
3,724
239,151
640,106
farms repotting lO.'iO .
1054 '
thousands of boani feet 1959 .
1,049
2,852
64,411
223, 532
D Data ntrt shown to avoid dleclostire of liullvldtial operations.
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes sales of standing timber.
WASHINGTON
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
213
Douglaa
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
Grays
Harbor
Island
Jefferson
Kins
Kitsap
Kittitas
BLlckltat
Lewis
6
3
12
22
19
3
234
47
5
2
21
:
154,965
6,200
41,340
31,073
81,991
6,720
3,U4,393
79,296
20,935
160
31,594
2
260,500
2,675
8,000
38,552
90,654
65,220
11,089
2,401,587
108,928
20,777
52,244
3
4
1
■5
8
9
1
133
16
3
9
4
153,715
5,000
36,965
23,171
76,761
3,720
3,037,444
62,338
19,925
26,531
5
3
2
7
9
4
2
97
15
2
7
6
2
2
4
9
1
1
103
22
3
12
7
31
14
15
10
8
1
279
16
1
6
B
34
12
7
7
(Z)
(Z)
376
68
2
9
9
137,100
5,100
12,796
8,019
3,450
3,000
583,951
12,363
2,050
2,491
10
250,000
1,325
U,600
16,225
100
200
737,112
23,300
3,200
3,485
U
1
7
18
13
1
145
36
4
14
12
3
3
19
1
4
167
27
7
22
13
1
6
12
4
1
113
21
3
12
14
2
2
11
2
129
19
4
17
15
400
600
11,903
26,309
7,058
6,000
1,517,457
49,150
4,620
50,112
16
14,000
640
5,000
57,246
7,150
1,309,402
100,172
25,320
70,680
17
3
8
'io
65
23
2
5
18
"i
2
10
1
3
80
U
5
9
19
(Z)
(2)
5
56
114
63
10
1
20
2
(Z)
3
17
(Z5
2
112
45
1
6
21
600
1,100
24,980
22,654
25,909
3,720
2,051,566
60,958
6,375
24,712
22
8,000
1,350
13,700
67,745
250
7,689
1,490,808
70,898
17,090
40,417
23
4
2
8
65
9
2
2
7
24
i
7
1
13
1
6
13
1
2
77
41
52
11
3
5
4
1
1
1
10
3
7
25
26
27
SDO
600
270
17,825
84
429,390
297,012
1,360
9,000
2,520
3,000
716
4,514
4,734
26
29
4
1
7
25
7
2
1
5
30
1
7
7
13
2
38
8
3
5
31
26
(z)
96
49
4
1
(Z)
2
32
'45
73
16
102
2
54
9
(Z)
8
33
17,265
3,564
400
52,632
478,876
5,975
12,510
i«o
4,391
34
2,500
8,000
11,252
6,684
64,870
3,200
173,667
U,7M
487
8,342
35
8
117
2
7
285
120
101
605
386
25
216
617
36
4
50
2
7
102
54
46
LLO
95
15
U2
254
37
1,825
249,788
7,744
29,160
408,044
109,555
170,083
74,272
59,648
73,448
251,273
670,433
3ft
84
130,784
10,894
439,368
88,789
108,703
184,493
51,9U
48,227
367,506
404,118
39
2
39
"2
5
66
34
36
57
54
12
69
136
40
1,000
117,671
6,500
7,950
129,380
71,770
115,774
32,775
31,287
52,343
150,404
320,276
41
2
22
1
3
73
34
24
68
59
6
70
166
42
825
132,117
1,244
a, 210
278,664
37,785
54,309
41,497
28,361
21,105
100,869
350,207
43
2
22
1
3
72
34
24
64
54
5
70
156
4,
825
132, U7
1,244
21,210
267,926
37,475
46,463
40,419
23,352
21,075
98,174
323,454
4S
11
2
3
7
U
1
4
24
46
10,738
310
7,846
1,078
5,009
X
2,695
26,753
47
6
92
1
2
230
89
77
551
342
11
154
459
48
25
160
12
394
172
102
862
J«
22
173
962
49
114
969
10
M
2,135
901
627
3,752
2,807
82
1,128
3,709
50
U8
1,851
87
3,747
1,349
899
6,228
4,227
26i
1,466
8,719
51
2
3
"i
1
26
12
6
37
37
1
10
29
52
55
19
10
12
202
27
41
310
8
X
39
13
31
356
5
25
514
2
4
10
1
1
83
2
655
22
49
54
10,905
1,014
1,697
480
75
96
200
5,904
56
6,175
2,226
2,969
2,053
122
2,000
3,306
57
1
36
3
22
19
25
98
74
3
27
65
U
1
36
5
94
51
40
268
193
♦
84
249
59
500
li,915
900
2,504
2,547
3,270
8,518
6,375
1,700
5,295
17,985
eo
1,000
35,508
2,050
U,234
5,786
5,559
34,989
ia,691
2,031
18,325
38,955
61
1
1
2
1
3
6
7
2
6
10
62
2,500
100
450
200
375
890
358
1,350
1,865
9,076
83
18
1
1
30
13
10
33
17
3
35
105
64
52
2
119
52
40
111
83
15
89
270
65
3,143
26
500
1,324
344
432
662
372
448
2,091
4,712
66
7,128
510
13,620
4,703
2,886
4,253
5,287
2,642
22,9U
13,601
67
18
"i
1
28
15
10
20
12
2
34
96
68
3,121
26
500
1,323
319
321
575
328
U5
2,085
*,604
69
1
2
3
1
8
6
2
26
24
70
*
5,001
252
100
3,855
834
U,
12,498
13,405
n
214 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For dennilions and sxplanatioi
On farms wiOi sales of $2,000 or more faima reporting
dollBrs
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines. omameiitAla . etc.) farms reportinR
acres used for growing
Sales dollars
Grown under glass farraa reporting
square feet
Grown in the open farms repotting
acres used for growing
Salei
Grown under glass a in house farms reporting
square feet
Grown in the open farms repeating
acres used for growing
Sales dollars
Any forest products cut and/Of sold farms reporting
Sales of any forest products farms reporting
dollars
Sales of standing timber farms reporting
dollars
Seles of all other forest products farms reporting
Sales ol firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Christmas trees farms rapoting
dollars
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms repcvting
(k>llars
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms r^xxting
cords (V X 4* K 8")
Sales farms reporting
MV
Pulpwood sold fsrms reporting
cords (4" X 4- X 8')
Fence posts cut farms reporting
Sales farntB reporting
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting
thousands of board feet
1,335
1,231
545,674
410,986
^Includes sales of standing timber.
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215
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
i vtd explinaticns, see l«xt)
Nurser)' and greenhouse pnxlucls. Rower ai>d vege<Able
seeds uid plants, flowers, and bulbs sold faims repoRin^ 1959 .
dollsis 1959.
1954.
Or farms wich sales of $2,000 oc mofe faims reporting 1959. .
dollars 1959.
Nursoy productA (trees, shrubs,
vines, cnanwntals. ecc.) fanns fvporting 1969.
1954.
acres Dsed for Rowing 1959.
19M.
Salee dollars 1969.
1964.
Cut flowers, polled pUnta, florist
l^cens, and bedding plants faiBis reporting 1959.
1964.
Oown under glass farms reporting 1959 .
1934.
square feet 1959 .
1954.
Oown in the open twma reporting 1959. .
1954.
acres used for flowing 1959 .
1964.
Sdea dollars 1959.
1964.
Vegetables (Town under glass, (lower seeds, vegetable aeeda,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and muslveoms famu reptiting 1959. .
1954..
Grown under glass cr in house farms reporting 1959 . .
1964..
square feet 1969 . .
1954..
fjnwn in the open farms reporting 1969 . .
1954..
acres used for lowing 1959 . .
1954..
Seleo dollars 1969..
1964..
Any forest prOlJuCtS cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Selee of any forest products farms reporting 1969
dollan 1969..
1954..
SaJaa of standing limber farms reporting 1969 . .
doHars 1959..
Salee of all other forest products farms reporting 1969
dollars 1969 . .
Sales of firvnai. pulpwnod, fence posts.
sawlogs, and Christmas trees farms repcfting 1969 . .
dollars 1959..
Salee of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959
dollars 1969..
Firewood and fuelwoodcut farms repoting 1959. .
1954..
cords (4' « 4' I 8') 1959 . .
1964..
Sala« farms rvportiag 1069 . .
CCftls (4' X 4- I «■) 1969 . .
Pulpwood sold fame reporting 1069..
1964..
cords (4' a 4' a 8') 1959 . .
1964..
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
numbv 1969..
1954 . .
Sales farms reporting 1959. .
number 1969 . .
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms repeating 1069 . .
1954'
thousands of board feat 1959 . .
1954'.
Sales farms reporting 1959..
thousands of board feet 1959 ..
Clnstmas trees sold farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959 .
77,242
167
129,359
1,096
6,099
8,461
(Z)
4,850
4,800
1,003
6,053
U,058
50,626
20
68,424
41,915
5
6,542
73,189
10
2,992
D Data not shown to avoid dlscloeiire of Indlvldiial operatla
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes sales of standing timber.
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(217)
218
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
'T«5^1-
TUs ceiuu la sntbiHiied by Act of Congress. United Stales Code. Title 13. Sections 5. 9. 142. 221-4. requiring (hat the Inquiries be answered completely and accurately,
and ffasranlcelag thai the inforraaUon rorolahed be accorded confidential IsealmeDt. The census report cannot be uMtd for purpoaea of taxation, invetttgation. or
regulation.
15£lif"~"
WASHINfiTON
U.S. DEFARTMENT OF COMHUCE— gUUAU OP THE OIISUS
PARSONS. KANSAS
A 1 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE 4 OCQ
** * QUESTIONNAIRE: * ^^^
1
u
if taken from this place )
(1)
How^,r,.ny
combined?
(2)
How much
was
harvested?
(3)
How much
of thtM
l/ear't crop
was or win
be Boldr
■^^^
N«
Ym
D
D
D
a
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
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•
Bo.
Ba.
Al No. ^ Section I.— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
Were anr of
Ibe followlni
rain cropa
harvealed
ffila near—
[221 Winter wheal?
23. Spring whealT
'
*
(If ■ member of Ihe fftmlly or anyone else fills Ihls qoesUonnftlre for the person In charge,
be Bure thai all Ihe Information la Blren for (he person In charge.)
*
1. What is your name (person in charge)7
'
29. BarleyT
♦
(Flntnuoc) (Middle UUtUl) (t^u oudi)
'^'
JO. Rye:
»8. Other gralna?
Mustard seed? Mixed grains?
. ( Vndtrlttt, kind |
♦
2. What is your mail address?
♦
T,.
(RouU or *tml number) i Poat offlw) (BUta)
Section 11.— OWNERSHIP
A-1
HAV *Vn rPAQQ CTT trP r^D^DC
•"^
OWNED LAND: Include all land and tracts of land owned, regardless of w
even thoogh these &re considered separate anila: also cropland, putorelan
and wasteland.
lere located
, woodland.
None D
cuttings, count the acres only once but give total production
of all cuttings. Include the landlord's share as sold
if taken from this place )
<.4nsu>cr theat qutaliona. xf "»« ")— *
(1)
How many
harvested
f/ifa i/ear?
(2)
How many
harvested?
(3)
How much
af r/ifs
year't crop
be sold?
(// no land i» ownfd, mark X m the tquare for "None.")
No
»«
LAND RENTED OR LEASED FROM OTHERS Include all land and tracts of land
rented or leaeed by yon regardless of where located. Include any separate flelds. meadows,
paslareland. woodland, and wasteland. Also include leased Federal. State, and railroad
land. Do not Include land used under « GoTernmenl permit.
4. How many acres do you rent (romothersT Include acres worked on shares. None O
{If "None." mark X and ikip to quetlton [Sj )
Were anr of
(he followlni
hay cropa
harrealad
thit near—
~39. Alfalfa and alfalfa mlilnrea for
hay and for dehydrating? ....
42. Clorer, timothy, and mIttureB of
clover and grasses for hay? - .
44. Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with
45. Oala, wheat, barley, rye or other
small grains cut for hay? ...
(Include oats cut when ripe or
46. Wild hay (prairie, range, or
marsh gross) cut for hay?
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
a
D
D
n
D
D
n
*
*
■k
rented
or worked on shares for each?
*
Name of
landlord
*
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Name of
landlord
An>
*
Mail address
(Post office and Sute)
(Include bromegra-yi. Junegmss,
millel. old meacTow?, orchardgrass.
Sudangra^.)
48. Grass silage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or small grams? . .
Name of
•
(iroon
•olfMI
Mail address
(Poxt office and State)
LAND MANAGED FOR OTHERS:
[5J How many acres do you operate for others a.s ft hired manager? None Q
(Enter the name and address of employer under queHtion 4(a).)
_
. .-.
ALFALFA SEED, CLOVER SEED. AND OTHER FIELD SEEDS:
49. Were any alfalfa aeed. cloTer aeed. or other
(eld leeda harvested fkia »«or7 No Q Yes D
(// "No." mark X and ,k,p to quftion [791 1
(1)
Acres
harvested
or to be
harvested?
(2)
Pounds of
"clean"
seed
harvested
or to be
harvested?
LAND RENTED OR LEASED TO OTHERS Include any aep
•rate Oelda and ha; land
3o not Include land leaaed
to the Goter
meni under the Soil Bank.
(Antwtr Ihtat qnemona. i/ " »
■■)^-»
6. How many acres do you rent to otheraT None U
No
Yn
(a) Of the acres rented
None, mark X ani a*ip to ifittthon [7J )
to others, how many are
M. Alfalfa se
(1. Red cloTC
M. Red feac
ed?
D
a
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
a
n
D
D
D
a
•
^ ' ' "'" '-'
ACRES IN TBIS PLACE: ^ Acres in this place "^
[7J Adding acres owned and acres rented from '
olhera. then subtracting acres rented to others, we gel — '
'L A
(Question 3 plus question 4 minus question 6. if managed, question 5 minus question 6.)
This Is all Ihe land operated by yon even though pari of It may be located elsewhere or In other conntles.
The remaining questions of Ihls report refer to the total acres of land reported for this qoeslion.
*
LOCATION OF LAND:
8. 1b any of this land located in another county? No □ Yes Q
(// "No:- mark X ond skip to ijuetltan [9],)
<6. Merlon b
71. Bentfraa
7«. Asalrlan
78. Other He
(a) How many acres are in yoor county?
Apre'.
•
(b) Give natnes of other counties and acres located in each:
*
S YEAR. 1959
RvegrassT Vetch?
Whe»tgrass7
Gbeaaaw
- - Seelion IIL— CROPS HARVESTED TH
GlrssaaM
♦
Report all crops harvested or to be harresled thia year from these (read answer for question 7) acres.
If yoo rent or work land for olhera on shares Include landlords share.
POTATOES. DRV BEANS, DRV PEAS. SUGAR BEETS.
MINT FOR OIL. AND HOPS:
(1)
How many acres
be harvested?
(Report tenths
of an acre*
for potatoes)
(2)
How much
will be
harvested?
CORN: (Include the landlords share
as sold if taken from this place )
[93 Was any corn harvested for any
purpose thi, year? No Q Yes D
(// "No." mark X and tkxp to qutttwn [223 ) ^^^
(An»v)er these quetttont. xf "YeMr)*""""^
10. Corn for all parposea?
(Do not include sweet corn or popcorn.)
(1)
How many
or will be
harvested?
*
(2)
How much
harve.ted'
(3)
How much
of Ihit
soldi
(AnsiDcr Ihttt quealiona. i/ " Yta") i
c
No
Vm
Were any of
Ihe following
cropa
harvested
f/ils iieor-
[791 Irlah potatoes for home use or for sale? .
(If less than 10 hundredweight or 1.000
pounds were harvesited, do not report acres.)
D
D
D
D
D
□.
D
D
D
D
D
* i no
""
■k
C."
*°" "■ ■"
90. Dry Beld aod aeed beana?
93. Dry Held and aeeil peaa?
94. Sagar beela for aDgar?
*
"
(70 lb ear corn or ao id. sneiiea corn— i bu.)
tim
(b) Corn for
•"•f?
*
Too.
<«_
fodder (eai^noi h'urk^'orsnapyd)?''"''." "'. .
*
■
W
and (c)
must
quail
ea for quest
he acres for q
ues
tlon la,)
101 Hops?
i
•
"
WASHINGTON
219
VEGETABLES FOR HOME USE AND FOR SALE:
105. Were »ny vcfeUMes. Bweel torn, or melons,
harvesled thia gear for home om^T
IM. Were »nv Tefetables. §weet eorn. or melons,
hsrvcBled thia gear for sale for fresh r
{//
..V proce^or,' -No D Y«, Q
No" for queation 10«. mar* X and iktp to qutahon [l^S].) .
(Antver Uieat ^eatuma, 1/ 're*. J^^^*-
msde, either on thi
land or on difl^ren
report the loliJ h»
t07. TomatoesT .
108. Sweel cornT
109. Cacarabers and plcUea? ....
110. Sn»p beans (bush and pole types)?
112. CsbbsfeT
lit. Green peuT
123. Dry onioasT
124. Aspvsfns?
125. CarroUf
ilor of all refeUbUs sold IhU |
r of Irish potatoes.)
BERRIES ANH ciTHKR SMaL[. FRTTTS
(1431 Were &nv berries or other smalt
mlu harvested thia year for aalcT ... No O Ya O
(// "\o." mark X and akxp to fu«««i«n [152].)
(Anawer lluat queaticna. 1/ "Yta^') >
144. Strawberries?
145- Raspberries?
144. Blackberries?
U7. Blaeberries (tame)'
150. Cranberries?
151. Oilier berries?
BoysenbemeB' Currants'
Loganbemea' Youngberries
TREE FRUITS, NUTS. AND GRAPK8-
[152] I* there a toUl of 20 rrnlt and nut
rees and gi^fewinem on this place' No O Yea Q
(If ".Vo." mark X and ikip to autUton r>»«J >
(// '■»«." aniuwr quiattona 153 lAroHffA 1171
IKS. How much Und in in bearing and | Am
lonbearinif frail orchards, (reves.
tneyards. and pisnted nul trees? . . -| •
if-Yta:-
kinds t
frull SI
Apples?
Peaches?
. Bartletl pears?
, Pears other than Bartlelt?
Plums and prnnes?
Sweel cherries? .
AprlceU? ....
WalnaU. Enfllsh?
fresh- weight basis.)
harvested
rAft 99urr
(Rmtt
NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS AND
PLANTS. AND BULBS
[198] Were any nursery or greeBbousc prodscU. flower or *egclable seeds or
Unts. Bowers, or balbs KTown for aale rAU vearr No D Yes
,on [202] )
What will be
the value of
I In l$Sfr
201. Vegetables grown
inder glass, flower seeds,
'egelsble seeds, vegetsble
ilsnfs. bntbs, mushrooms?
{[(a) In open? .
|(b) VmAtf glans?
(b) Under glass
ioS^fM TTT
10 l»_
OTHER CROPS:
-LAND USE THIS YEAR, 1959
203. Acres In tUs place (copy
CROPLAND;
2M. How many acres of land were in fields
rbicb CTsps were harvested (including hay cu
(Thia area mav be obtamed by ad(
fruit trees, nuts, and grapes, and acr
greenhouse products )
1} thia gear? ...
ling the acr«s in the fields
pa were harvest^ or hay
ig and bearing planted
THIB BHAPKD gBCTION 18 TO Bl riUJtD BY OENSUB KWUMKRATOR
• of land w«« twc
(6) from (at ande
■ of •
opland 1
lumner fallow thia gear',
t many acm< of cropland wen
N of cropland hav
de idle cropland ■
unlcd for?
I been improved for paatu
r and deforested
of woodland «rT
OTHER LAND;
311. How many s
In other pasture?
opland pasture and r
(a) Of this other pasture, how many acres do you
consider to be Improvsd paslarc?
(Improt-ed by liming, fertilising, seeding^
irrigating, draining, and conti
None a L
ds and brush.)
[212] How many acres were i
211. and 212)
fWction v.— IRRIGATION
and in this place (reported In queatton 203),
F trrlgatsd (Afs gearT
(// "\oBC." irior* X and akip to ^utatic
f Irrigated
None D Acres .
land in both bearing and nonbeartng fruit and i
from which volunteer crops were harvested.)
{// -Noru," mark X ond aktp to fusslion [317].)
1,1/ -AU.-
(,'■ fftve htU)
fated l*at "Orchard," arut 1/ all vtgtlabtta for aalt.
NuM or erop Irrifalnir
Acres
IrrigaUdT
Name of erop IrriBfttedt
Acres
Irrlnstedr
(1)
(3)
O)
(t)
fl'''
(a) From a wall (pumped or flowing) t. -, -^
directly by this farm or from another farm?
(b) From a siresm. lake, drainage dlleb. or resci
directly by this farm or from another farm?
I From a mnlual or cooperallr* water i.r dllch
csmpanr> Irrigation district.
kJ
220
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Vhen did you begin to operate this place?
Report month if you began to operate this pli
' ;, 19S8.
xpect to work off your farm I
223. Did any
lusiness, professii
224. Have you
products from land
■ of your family living i
3 farm thiM yearT No Q Yes D
family?
ut? Cash
Pension.tT Veterans' allowances? Unemp
nds? Profits from nonfarm business? Finam
from any of the following t
224, »kip to question [226]
225. Will the i
agricultural prodi
help from >
No" for both quettio
-ces; Sale of
ty? Old-age
pensation? Interest?
No D Ye8 a
sold from your plai
e from work off t
ater than the tota
Section VII.— FOREST PRODUCTS THIS YEAR, i
POULTRY:
239. Are there any cUekeoa, torkers. or other poultry on this place? . . .
237. If "No." were there any on this place any lime thit »ear7 , ,
(// "No- for both qutHion* 236 ond 237. mark \ and tktp to qw
23«. How many chickens (hens, pullets, roosten, etc )
I months old and over are now on this place? None Q Number
. . . No n Yes D
. . . No a Yes D
None D Nui
w many hem
chickens wer
w many dotens of chicken eggs
irkeys and turkey fryers
, — ...^^ those raise
Dought.-and those raised for others under contract.)
242. How m
(Include those raised from poults hatched, poults
None D Doacns _
None D Number .
' turker hens nc
-old D Value of sales J
SHEEP AND bAMBS;
[2461 How many ewes, rsoia. wethers, and
Ismbs of all ages are on this place? None Q Number.
{// "Nont," mark X and iktp to quettton [247].)
f (•) Lambs under 1 year old? Number .
how mur are— ^ ^^^ Ewe« 1 year old and over? Number .
I (e) Rams and wethers 1 year old and over? Nuaber .
HORSES AND MULES:
[247] How many horses,
•OBies are on this place?. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS SHORN THIS YEAR. 1959:
2SI. Were any sheep or Iambs shorn thU year? No Q Yes Q
{// "No.- mark X and skip to question [254] )
{Anatoer these queali
252. Were a
253. Were a
I lambs shorn in 1959?
! sheep shorn in 1959?
HOGS AND PIGS:
ind pigs of al
je on this pi.
{//"A'one."
how manr were bor
{(a) Since Sunt: I. thit y
(h) Before June I. thia
X and skip to queation [265] )
SOWS AND GILTS FARROWING:
[255] How many litters were farrow
lit year or will farrow before Decern
ny cattle and cakes of alt ages are on this place? . . Nor
(// -Sone.- mark X and akip to question [262],)
(s) Cows?
(Include heifen* that have calved.)
(b) Heifers and heifer calves?
(Do not include any heifers that have calved.)
I, both dairy and I
a Number
COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:
258. How many cows and heifers v
> milked yetterday?
is place yesterday? .
None D Number _
None D Number .
260, How many pounds of milk were produced yetterday?
(o) Does Al number end in 2 or 77.
m acm in question 7. 1,000 or t
.NoD Yes a
Section IX— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR, 1959
'T cream sold this year, 1959? No Q Yes Q
(// "A'o.' mark X and skip to queation [265] }
Report all sales from this place whether made by rou or by others. Report dairy products sold for your
landlord. Be s
t laclnde dairy products which )
I will sell by /December »t. this year.
263. How much whole milk was
r will be sold in 19597 .
(Report m pounds of milk,
No
D'
n of milk.
r pounds of butterfat )
low much cream was
; sold tn 1959? None Q
earn was sold by the gallon, multiply the
>er of gallons by 2H to get pounds of butterfat.)
will be the value
of sales in 1959?
Section X— ANIMALS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD ALIVE THIS YEAR, 19
I from Ibis place whether made by
by others. Report
ract for others. Be si
267. Horses, mv
ponies? .
"^
How
(1)
many have
aold lAla
(2)
How many more
will be aold
131
How much was
or will be the
value of aalea
in i»s»r
Vm
l/earr
and Dec. iir
D
D
D
a
a
n
D
D
D
□
D
"""'"
» /oo
D
|-|
s . . /oo
n
n
n
n
f ■ ■ . :■,
□
a
^
WASHINGTON
221
S«tlon XI— FERTTIIZER AND LIME
purchksrd b; you or by your landlord.
271. On how many acre^ were commercial ferltlizer and
enillKing naleriaJa used In 1959? No
(// ".Vonc," mark X and tkip lo guetlion [273 J )
; 1959. whelb«r
many
[2721 Ho
273. How I
(a) Hajr and cropland
(bi Olher paa(ar« (not
cropland)' ....
(c) Wheal?
(e) Sugar bertaT . .
(0 All other cropaf .
any acrr^ were limed /n /9S9^ None Q Acre*
{// "JVone." mark X and ikip to qutiUon [2741)
li lime or liming raalcriala was uwd in 19S9? Tons
(Include ground limeatone. hydraled and burnt lime, t
J be paid by Dtcembet
How mt
(Include cost of Rrain, hay. mill feeda,
rate«, ana roufchages, also,
s paid for grinding and mixing feed.)*
tl. 1959. by yo
. None a
275. The purchase ot UveMock and poultry? None Q >—
Include baby chicka.)
hire? None n
custom work such aa tractor hire,
picking.
276. Machine
(Include
threshing,
balina, plowing, fruit picking, spraying
and dusting.)
277. Hired labor? None D
ruatom work.
c Include caah
2*1. Hf,w
282. How
oll-eroalon c
» of atrlp-crepping ayalei
None O Acres _
None D AefT»_
None D Acrea_
None D Aetea.
XIII.— FARM
2M. How
nany hired peraens did i
None Q Peraotu _
287. Oriheae hired /(,
Craens working last ireeft. J
w many were employed | ,.
onlhia place for \(^
t during thU gtarT
(b) Lean than 150 daya during tHI» gw^rf . . None Q Persons
(The total for queetlona (■) and (b) must equal the number for quration 2M.J
Number of peraona
208. or ihea<
aeraona worhlnf
la>r trt*k. how many
What was the agr<^ caah
rate of pay?
(If more than one
person, give average)
e peraona reported in column I i
piecework ba.-.ia
,plo,u«l.on[2»ll)
f hired {xraotiB on piecework (report*
work fast Friday?
t equal the number for question 2M.)
None D Peraons
Section XIV.— EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THJS PLACE'
Include eqaipmei
Bed by j
and racllltles that are temporarily <
[2911 Grmia combines?
292. Corn pickers (include picker-shellers and corn com
293. Plck-ap balera?
294. Field forage h.
furage crops)?
(for field chopping of silage and
295. Motorlrncka (include pick-ups)? .
29C. Wheel Uactora other than garden
297. Garden tractors?
298. Crawler tractors (tracklnying)? .
299. Automobiles?
300. Telephone? No D Yea Q
301. Home free«er (for quick freejinft and storing food)? No Q Yea Q
(Do r
nclude
302 Milking machine?
303. Electric milk cooler?
30S. Crop drier 'for grain, forage, or othei
_306. Power-operated elevator, conveyor, <
... No n Yes D
No D Yes a
crops)? ....... No D Yes D
blower? No Q Yea Q
(1) Hard surface? ....
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale?
(3) Dirt or unimproved? -
O ^♦■How many miles to a
D I ^""^ surface road?
A., J. Whole miles.
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT. FARM VALIE.S, AND MORTGAGE DEBT
J&
UB(a) Do you rent any land from olh.T»' No D Ves D
(b) Do you work any land on shares? No D Vcs Q
(// "No" for both queitxoni 908(a) and 308(b). mark X and tkip to fuodon (SHJ)
(// "F<*" /or tUhtr qutthon M8(a} or S08(b), anatrcr <iue»lion» )I0 through US.)
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash aa rent? No G Yes Q
(a) If "Yea." how much for the year?
Sll. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the crops (such aa ), {, ()? .
' the livestock <
_/00
312. Do y<
livest
313. Do
I your landlord i
icu (such as ). 1
i this land under any other i
igement (such aa a fixed
lity of any product, upkeep of land and buildings, payment of
I. keep of landlord, rent free, etc.)? No D Yee Q
rsi4| Aboi
Abont
old the
(a) Land and hdlldlnga owned by yen? .
(Copy acres from question 3.)
(b> Land and bnlldlnga rented from olhoraT
Land and bulldin
(d) Land and bulldlnga r4
(Copy acres from qm
118. Is there any mortgage debt on land and
buildings owned by you? (Mark ont.)
naged for others?
tion 5 )
ited lo elhera?
Total value
(dollara)
- No n Yea Q No land owned D
318. On what date did you (Ul this quesUoi
XVL_ENl'MERATOR'S RFXORD T.> be filled by Cenaui Ln*i
Census county division
Date {month and day)
222
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2
LI8T1NU
1
<
PART 1 -LIST OF PLACIS IN tD
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART III-HLIINI. Al|
1
i
A. Lin tiM knd of mry houuhold IWiag n
(hi) ED.
AND ALSO
B. LiM every pcntin, riM living in ihU CD. who
hH ■griculiural operatiom in thlt ED.
(2)
Ooo
diii
pmoo
of hi>
htxif-
hoM
i>nch)>
Ol
Doe.
ihi.
Id;
(9)
Don Ihii
cr
igricultursl
operslMMU
• here he
lives'
(10)
Anr
live-
uock?
goat*?
(4)
20 oe
chickeas?
oirker.'
diieki^
(')
An,
ctopsf
(coco?
<o^«<or
oiHer
iield
crof»a->)
16)
20 oe
(npe-
vioes?
(')
ibe seler
bereiesr
liursefT
oe green-
house
products'
(•)
«
10
12
1)
14
la
i»
20
No lYc
No : Ym
1
No ; Yes
No -Yes
!
1
No 1 Yes
j
No |Yes
i
No :y«s
No 1 Yes
No! Yb
.....i
No ; Yei
i
No 1 Yes
No |Yes
No : Yes
1
No |Yes
No ; Yes
No : Yes
i
i
1
i
No! Yes
i
No ! Yes
No 1 Yes
No : Yes
No : Yes
No i Yes
No! Yes
No ! Yes
1
:
i
•!
:
No| Ye.
No; Yes
No ; Yes
No : Yes
No : Yes
No : Yes
No| Yes
No 1 Yes
i
]■
i
!
:
1
(II
<))
(»
«l
(»)
(«)
(')
(•>
(♦)
(10)
• Col>_«iOr II Mv >.ll.,du/>nii.nJntAl ll Vr. ,«,.J^«
lO. ^■>k>|iM At S4iri....aumn 1 « «hi i-ntn m«l>tw jJkknv
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
223
(11)
PART IV -RKCORn (IF ( OMPLKT10N OF ENllMkRATlON
1
Don
<Kii
•hun?
112)
Callback nquintl
Turned nvrr (o
oewlnJn
Rrnurii>
Dale
pleeed
(161
(When n> ntum. tcWfrfmnc
numbef rtt 1
(1>I
Dair
Or.
IriJcri
(l<>
Al N.,
S;„ i Vr.
Dale
Due
'] 1 ' "
Al No
Dale
D.lr
;
Dau
""•
Al No
Di.c
Dair
;
(III
(III
(■>!
_ ,..,
(l«l
(161
■ fJn h«K.«n.n(| •■th 1 l.ir ih« hru A 1 r"' •" '" '■• •h<'> '*<•* n"^* '* >*••> I*'*"" *rV"" " •• r»M«.rrJ
224
INDEX TO TABLES
Abnormal f aims
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
Asparagus
Automobiles
Austrian winter peas
Average size of farm
Avocados
Beets {table )
Berries, specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green co¥fpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Bcysenberries
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broamcom
Buckwheat
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and cheese sold
Cabbage
Calves. See Cattle and calves.
Cane , sugar
Cantaloups and imiskmelons , etc
Carrots
Cash-grain farms
Cash tenants
Cash wages paid for farm labor
Cattle and calves
Cattle and calves sold alive
Cauliflower
Celery
Change In definition of farms
Cherries
Chicken eggs sold
Chickens
Chickens sold
Christmas trees sold
Citrus fruits, specified
Clingstone peaches
Clover seed
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay
Collards
Color of operator
Commercial farms
Commercial fertilizer, expendltxires for
Commercial fertilizer, uses of
Common and perennial ryegrass seed
Conservation of land
Com pickers
Cot too
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cream sold
Crimson clover seed
Crop drier
Cropland
By acres harvested
By color of operator
By irrigation
^ tenure of operator
By use
Cropland In cover crops
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed
on the contour
Croppers (for South only)
Crop-share tenants
Crop fertilized, specified
Crops harvested from 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 ,
Dates
Days worked off farm
Definition of farms, change in ,
Dry field and seed beans ,
Dry field and seed peas ,
Dry onions
Ducks sold
Durum wheat
Economic class of farm
Eggplant
Eggs sold
Electric milk cooler
Elevators, power-operated, conveyor or blower
Emmer and spelt
English or Persian walnuts
Equipment and facilities, specified
Eacarole, endive, and chickory
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
5, U, 15, 16
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,
1,17,18,19,
4,17,18,19,
15,17,18,
20,21
8
20,21
8
20,21
8,15
19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,3
2,3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
1,2
3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
7
7,17,18,19,20,21
U
6
4,17,18,19,20,21
14,17,18,19
8
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
la,lla
4,U
5,11
Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated sxunmer fallow.
Farm expenditures , specified
Feim labor
Farm operators :
By age
By color
^ residence
^ tenure
E^ off -farm work and other income
Farm products , value of
Farm property, value of
Faims , nimiber
By color of operator
^ economic class
By kind of road on which located
^ kind of workers
During specified week
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 for
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 forage harvesters
Field seeds
Figs
Filberts and hazelnuts
Firewood and fuelwood
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 sold
General farms
Goats and kids
Goats and kids clipped
Goats and kids sold alive
Grain combines
Grains
Grapefruit
Grapes
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa, clover,
or small grains
Green lima beans
Green peas (English)
Greenhouse products
Guineas sold
Hairy vetch seed
Harvesters, field forage
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
Honeydews
Hops
Horses and colts , inc ludlng ponies
Horses and/or nrules
Horses and/or mules sold alive
Horticultural specialties sold
See also Nursery and greenhouse products.
Improved pecans
Income, farm. See Value of farm products sold.
Irish potatoes
Irrigated farms, number
Irrigated land in farms
By use
Kale
Kind of road
Kumquats
Ladino seed
land and buildings, value of
iMnd area , approx imate
T/md 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
6,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
,4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
17,18,19
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5
1,17,18,19,20,21
2,16,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
1
5,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
15,17,19,20
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,13,19,20
5,17,18,19,20,21
7
15,17,18,19,20
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
7
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
7
9,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
1
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,.
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
INDEX TO TABLES
225
l^nd in irrigated farms.
By ;
l£nd in strip -cropping systems for soil
erosion control
land irrigated ty source of water
land pastured
Legujaes , specified annuaJ.
LeDons
Lespedeza cut for hay
Lespedeza seed
Lettuce and romaine
],imf and liming material, expenditures for.....
Line and liming material used during the year. ,
Litters f Eirrowed
Livestock and livestock products sold
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
and livestock ranches
Livestock ranches
Livestock -share tenants
Livestock, specified
Livestock sold alive
Loganberries
lupine seed
Uachine hire, expenditures for
Managed land
V.anagers
Mandarins (Included irith Tangerines).
Mangoes
Maple sirup made
Buckets hung
Maple sugar made
MlUt cooler, electric
BuLk-type
MIU sold
MlUt cows
MllJclng machloe ^
XUnt for oil
Miscellaneous and unclassified fanes.
Uixed grains ,
Mohair cUpped
Motortrucks
Mules and mule colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhlte farm operators
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants , and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs.
Huts, 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
Oil yes
Onions
Operators, farm. See Farm operators.
Oranges, including tangerines and mandarins...
Other and unspecified tenants
Other field-crop farms
Owned land
Part owners
Part-retirement
Part-time farms
Pasture
Peaches ,
Peanuts ,
Peas
Pecans
Peppers. See Sweet peppers and pimlentos.
Pick-up balers
Plmlentos ,
Plums ,
Plums and prunes
Popcorn
Potatoes
Poultry and poultry products
Poultry and poultry products sold..'
Poultry farms
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower.
Products, farm, value of
Proso millet
PulpwDod sold
Pumpkins
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Quinces
Radishes
Rams and wethers
Raspberries
Red clover seed
Redtop seed
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,16,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
3
3,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4
7,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
15,17,18,19,20
8
7
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,8,9
4,5,9,10a
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops bogged
Ryegrass seed,
grazed,
and perennial...
Sampling, reliability of ■
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut
Seed beans, dry field and
Seed peas , dry field and
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, expenditures for.,
Seeds, field
Shallots
Share-cash tenants
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..'
Soybeans
Specified equipoent and facilities
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
Sugarcane or sorghum for sirup
Susner fallow, cultivated
Sweetclover seed
Sweet com
Sweet peppers and plmientos
Sweetpotatoes
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
8
16,17,18,19,20
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
Tangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Temple oranges
Tenure of farm operator ■
Timothy seed ■
Tobacco farms <
Tomatoes
Tractors
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Tumipo
Type of farm
Unclassified farms
Uses of cconerelal fertilizer
Uses of land
Valcncio oranges
Value:
Crops....'
Farm products sold
I Farms (Land and buildings]
I Livestock *
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plonts, bulbs, and mushrooms....
Vegetable farms
Vogetableo for home use
Vegetables harvested for sale
Vegetables sold
Velvetbeans
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay
Vetch seed
Vineyards. See Tree fruits, nu-ts, and grapes.
Wage rates
Walnuts
Watermelons
Wax beans. See Snap beans.
Wheat
White farm operators
Wild hay cut
Winter wheat
Woodland in f ann, tpy use
Wool shorn -
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
Hired
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off farm
Young berries
3,17,16,19,20,21
9
6
6
15,17,18,19,20
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
6
6,7,12,17,18,19,20,21
6
15,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,16,19,20,21
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
8
6
17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
4W^^_
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
1959
regon
COUNTIES
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Port 47 — Counties
FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
Oregon
COUNTIES
Prepared under the supervision of
RAY HURLEY, Chief
Agriculture Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COAAMERCE
Luther H. Hodges, Secretary
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Richard M. Scammon, Director (from May 4, I 96 1 J
Robert W. Burgess, Director (To Morch 3, 1961 }
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Direuor (From May 4, 1961)
ROBERT W. BURGESS, Director (To March 3, 1961)
A. Ross EcKLER, Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Lowell T. Galt, Special Assistant
Herman P. Miller, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Julius Shiskin, Chief Economic Statistician
Joseph F. Daly, Chief Mathematical Statistician
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr., Assistant Director for Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. von Struve, Acting Public Informaiion'Omei- "" ^'"^'>
. , ^. . . MiiKTintcndunt of Documents
Agriculture Division —
Ray Hi'RLEY, Ctiiif
Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Cljicf AUG 3~ 1961
Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chitj
Field Division —
Jefferson D. McPike, Chiej ^^^r»/^ClT/^^>v/
Ivan G. Munro, Assistant Chief L/trUbl I ORY
Machine Tabulation Division —
C. F. Van Aken, Chief
Henry A. Bloom, Assistant Chief
Administrative Service Division — Everett H. Burke, Chief
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief
Business Division — Harvey Kailin, Chief
Construction Statistics Division — Samuel J. Dennis, Chief
Decennial Operations Division — Glen S. Taylor, Chief
Demographic Surveys Division — Robert B. Pearl, Chief
Economic Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief
Electronic Systems Division — Robert F. Drury, Chief
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division — William T. Fay, Chief
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. Daugherty, Chief
Industry Division^MAXWELL R. Conklin, Chief
Personnel Division — James P. Taff, Chief
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief
Statistical Methods Division — Joseph Steinberg, 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 AC59-1 and AC59-2,
Preliminary Reports
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: A60-9482
SUGGESTED CITATION
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PREFACE
Volume I, Counties, is one of the five principal reports presenting the results of the
1959 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 54 parts, presents the compilation of the infor-
mation given by farm operators to census enumerators in 1959.
The 1959 Cen.sus of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress of
August 31, 1954 (amended August 1957), which codified Title 13, United States Code.
The collection of the data was carried out by census enumerators directed by super-
visors appointed by the Director of the Bureau of the Census and working under the direction
of Robert U. Voight, then Chief, Field Division. I'aul K. Squires, 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, Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief, and Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief. They
were assisted by M. Vincent Lindquist, Tliomas Jabine, Robert S. McCauley, John C.
Mackey, Robert Standley, Hilton H. Robi.son, Helen R. Teir, Carl R. Nyman, Kenneth
R. Norell, Gladys L. Eagle, Henry L. DeGraff, Charles H. Boehne, Joseph A. Correll,
Margaret G. Wood, Evelyn K. Jett, Simon Yablon, Emma B. Gass, Charlotte J. Mc-ssinese,
Bennie L. Sharp, Isaac E. Lemon, James M. Lindsey, Samuel S. Murray, William F.
KaufTman, Hector Vila, Harry 1'. Owings, Charles A. NichoUs, Henry A. Tucker, Robert
S. Boyle, Helen M. Davenport, Albert W. Graybill, Lois G. Miller, Thomas D. Monroe,
Gerald P. Owens, Bernard L. Ros.«, Marvin ^L Thompson, Helen D. Turner, Kurt W.
Luethy, Arnold L. BoUenbacher, George W. Coffman, Joseph A. Horak, Samuel J. Hundley,
Donald K. Larson, Chester G. Lykin.s, Wilmer R. Maxham, Virgil L. McClain, Jr., Darrell
D. Prochaska, Robert J. Rades, Hubert E. Sites, Duane E. Traylor, Donald H. von Steen,
F'.lmer O. Rea, Frances G. Compton, Lillian W. Bentel, and Neil V. Perkins.
Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of personnel by the
United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, the enumeration, and the com-
pilation of the 1959 Census of Agriculture.
May 1961
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
FINAL REPORTS
Volume I — Counties — A separate part for each State. Statistics on number of farms; farm characteristics; acreage in farms; cropland
and other uses of land; land-use practices; irrigation; farm facilities and equipment; farm labor; farm expenditures; use of commercial
fertilizer; number and kind of livestock; acres and production of crops; value of farm products; characteristics of commercial farms, farms
classified by tenure, by size, type, and economic class; and comparative data from the 1954 Census of Agriculture.
Volume I is published in 54 parts as follows:
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
New England States:
West North Central — Continued
Mountain:
1
Maine.
19
South Dakota.
38
Montana.
2
New Hampshire.
20
Nebraska.
39
Idaho.
3
Vermont.
21
Kansas.
40
Wyoming.
4
Massachusetts.
South Atlantic:
41
Colorado.
5
Rhode Island.
22
Delaware.
42
New Mexico.
6
Connecticut.
23
Maryland.
43
Arizona.
Middle Atlantic States:
24
Virginia.
44
Utah.
7
New York.
25
West Virginia.
45
Nevada.
8
New Jersey.
26
North Carolina.
Pacific:
9
Pennsylvania.
27
South CaroHna.
46
Washington.
East North Central:
28
Georgia.
47
Oregon.
10
Ohio.
29
Florida.
48
California.
11
Indiana.
East South Central:
49
Alaska.
12
Illinois.
30
Kentucky.
50
Hawaii
13
Michigan.
31
Tennessee.
Other Areas:
14
Wisconsin.
32
Alabama.
51
American Samoa.
West North Central:
33
Mississippi.
52
Guam.
15
Minnesota.
West South Central:
53
Puerto Rico.
16
Iowa.
34
Arkansas.
54
Virgin Islands.
17
Missouri.
35
Louisiana.
18
North Dakota.
36
37
Oklahoma.
Texas.
Volume II — General Report. — Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. Summary data and analyses of the
data by 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 Prod-
III
Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.
ucts.
IV
Farm Labor, Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and
IX
Value of Farm Products.
Cash Rent.
X
Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
V
Size of Farm.
XI
Economic Class of Farm.
VI
Livestock and Livestock Products.
XII
Type of Farm.
Volume III — Irrigation of Agricultural Lands. Western States
(Dry Areas) — Data by States for drainage basins and a summary
for the area, including number and types of irrigation organiza-
tions, source of water, expenditures for works and equipment since
1950, water used and acres served for irrigation purposes.
Volume IV — Drainage of Agricultural Lands. Data by States on
land in drainage organizations, number and types of organizations,
cost of drainage and drainage works.
Volume V — Special Reports, Part 1. — Horticultural Specialties.
Statistics by'States and a summary for the United States present-
ing number and kinds of operations; gross receipts and/or gross
sales; sales of nursery products, flower seed, vegetables grown
under glass, and propagated mushrooms; number of container-
grown plants; inventory products; sales of bulb crops; employ-
ment; structures and equipment.
Titles of additional parts of this volume are not available as
this report goes to press.
IV
OREGON
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE p
Kistory of the Census IX
Legal basis for the Census IX
Pretest of the 1959 Census IX
Training program for personnel for enumeration IX
enumeration period IX
ENUMERATION FORKE AND PROCEDURES
Authorization IX
rhe agriculture questionnaire IX
Agricultural operations X
inumeration assignments and enumeration districts X
Enumerator's record book XI
Enumeration maps XI
Lists of special and large farms XI
Landlord-tenant questionnaire XI
Toimship sketch map XI
?ield revievi of enumerator 's work XII
SAMPLING
Use of sampling XII
Description of the sample XII
Adjustment of the sample XII
Estimation of totals for the sample XII
Presentation of sample data XII
Reliability of estimates XII
Differences in data resulting from differences in
tabulating procedures XIII
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of enumeration XIII
Editing of questionnaires XIII
Coding of questionnaires XIII
Tabulation of data XIII
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
Statistical content of this report XIV
Comparability of data XIV
Minor civil divisions XIV
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive summary and references XIV
General Farm Information
Census definition of a farm XIV
Farm operator XV
Farms reporting or operators reporting XV
Land area XV
Land in farms XV
Land in f anus according to use XVI
Value of land and buildings XVII
Age of operator XVII
Residence of operator XVII
Year began operating present farm XVII
Off -farm work and other income XVII
Equiiment and facilities XVII
Farms by kind of road XVIII
Farm labor XVIII
Fertilizer and lime XVIII
Specified farm expenditures XIX
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS— Continued
Crops
Page
Crops harvested XIX
Com XIX
Annual legumes XX
Hay crops XX
Field seed crops XX
Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes XX
Berries and other small fruits XX
Tree fruits , nuts , and grapes XX
Nursery and greenhouse products XXI
Forest products XXI
Value of crops harvested XXI
Value of crops sold XXI
Irrigation
Definition of irrigated land XXI
Enumeration of irrigated land XXI
Irrigated farms XXI
Land in irrigated farms XXI
Land irrigated XXI
Farms irrigated by number of acres irrigated XXI
Land irrigated by source of water XXI
Land-Use Practices
Summary information XXI I
Cropland in cover crops XXII
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the
contour XXII
Land in strip-cropping systems for soil-erosion control. . . XXII
System of terraces on crop and pasture land XXII
Livestock and Poultry
Inventories XXII
Milk oov;s, cov/s milked, milk produced, and butter XXII
Whole milk and cream sold XXII
Sows and gilts f arrOT/ing XXII
Sheep, lambs, and wool XXII
Goats and mohair XXII
Bees and honey XXII
Value of livestock on farms XXII
Sales of live animals XXII
Sales of poultry and poultry products XXIII
Classification of Farms
Scope of classification XXIII
Farms by size XXIII
Farms by color of operator XXIII
Farms by tenure of operator XXIII
Farms by economic class XXIII
Farms by type XXTV
Value of farm products sold XXV
(V)
VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table—
1 Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
2. Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
3.— Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
A. — Farm operators by color, age, residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
5. — Specified farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
6. — livestock and poultry on farms , number and value : Censuses of 1920 to 1959
7 Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
8. — Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
9 Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
10.— Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959
11. —Date of enumeration: Censuses of 1959 and 195"4
12. — Farms reporting classified by number of livestock on farms and by quantity of livestock
and livestock and poultry products sold : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
13. — Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops : Censuses of 1959 and 195'i
lA. — Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 195'4; and by economic class of farm, Census of 1959.
15. — Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 195'*; and hy type of farm, Census of 1959
16 Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by size of farm. Census of 1959
17. — Farms and farm characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
18, — Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm
by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
19. — Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959
20 Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959
21. — Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959
22. — Cash rent paid by cash tenants and share-cash tenants by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
23. — Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county and State by number of farms reporting, by levels
2-4. — Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county and State totals for specified items
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1.— Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
la . — Number and acreage of irrigated farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
2 Number of farms, land In farms, and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
3 Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
4 — Characteristics of commercial farms. Census of 1959
5. — Farms reporting by off -farm work; and farms by tenure of operator, type of farm, economic class of farm,
and value of farm products sold, by source: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
6. — Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
7.— Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and farm expenditures: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
8. —Livestock and poultry on farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
9 — livestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
10. — Dairy products and poultry and poultry products sold from farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
10a. — Goats and kids on farms and mohair clipped: Censuses of 1959 and 1954..
11. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
11a. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested from irrigated land: Census of 1959
12. — Nursery and greenhouse products and forest products cut on farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
APPENDIX
The 1959 Census of Agriculture Questionnaire.
Enumerator ' s Record Book
Index to tables
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INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census. — The 1959 Census is the 17th nationwide
agricultural census. The first agricultural census was taken in
1810, at the same time as the Sixth Decennial Census of Popu-
lation. From 1850 to 1920, an agricultural census was taken
every 10 years. With increased application of scientific findiugs
and the growing use of mechanization in agriculture, farming
practices were changing so rapidly that facts collected at 10-year
intervals were no longer adequate. Aware of the need for more
accurate and timely information, the Congress in 1909 (36 stat.
10, sec. 31, provided for a census to be taken in 1915 and every
10 years thereafter which was to be in addition to the census of
agriculture to be taken at the time of the decennial census of
population. The 1915 census was not taken, however, because
of the abnormal conditions created by World War I. Beginning
with 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken every
5 years.
Legal Basis for the Census. — The 1959 Census of Agriculture
was authorized by an Act of Congress, as were all prior censuses
of agriculture. "Title 13, United States Code-Census," codified in
August 19.")4. and amended in August IO.jT and September 1960,
is now the legal basis for censuses of agriculture and other cen-
su.ses, and surveys conducted by the Bureau of the Census. Sec-
tion 142, paragraph (a), of Title 13 makes provision for the
Census of Agriculture. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall, beginning in the month of October
1959, and in the same month of every fifth year thereafter, take
a census of agriculture, provided that the censuses directed to
be taken in October 1959 and each tenth year tliereafter, may,
when and where deemed advisable by the Secretary, be taken
instead in conjunction with the censu.ses provided in section
141 of this title." (Section 141 relates to the -decennial cen-
suses of population, unemployment, and housing to be taken
as of the first day of April of each decennial year.) Under
authority granted by Section 4 of Title 13, the Secretary of
Commerce delegated "the functions and duties imposed upon
him by this title" to the Director of the Bureau of the Census.
Pretest of the 1959 Census. — A "pretest" of the field procedures
of tlie 1959 Census of Agriculture was conducted in 17 counties
of the United States during the fall of 1958. The purpose of the
pretest was to provide the Bureau with a measure of the effective-
ness of the questions and procedures planned for the 1959
nationwide census. Three versions of the agriculture question-
naire— the first one for Northern States, the second for Southern
States, and the third for Western States — were used in the pre-
test. Each version contained questions appropriate to the type
of agriculture In the part of the country where it was used. All
major aspects of field forms and procedures, from the hiring and
training of crew leaders and enumerators to actual Interviews
with farm operators, were given a "trial run" in each of the 17
counties. Preliminary versions of reporting forms, maps, pay-
roll records, training guides, and instruction manuals were sub-
jected to actual use under conditions simulating those expected
in the nationwide enumeration conducted in the fall of 1959.
In making final preparations for the 1959 census, the stafE of
the Bureau drew heavily on the results of the pretest, as well as
on experience gained from previous censuses.
Training Program for Personnel for Enumeration. — Every per-
son hired to do work in connection witli the 1959 Census of Agri-
culture received specialized training for his job. Staff mem-
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bers of the Washington and Regional OflSces of the Bureau and
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture trained approximately 110
agriculture field assistants and 2,100 crew leaders. ITie crew
leaders, in turn, trained and supervised approximately 30,000
enumerators. All training was presented according to procedures
contained in various guides and manuals prepared by the Bureau.
The training program included filmstrips, map-reading, practice
interviewing, and practice filling of questionnaires and other
census fbrms. In most instances, training sessions were held
near the areas in which employees worked and Immediately prior
to the beginning of their assignments.
Enumeration Period. — The actual enumeration in the conter-
minous United States (see page XIV) started at dates varying
from October 7 to November IS, 1959. In general, starting dates
were based upon regional variations in harvesting seasons and
on weather conditions. The primary aim was to have the
enumeration late enough to follow the harvesting of the bulk
of important crops and early enough to precede the advent of
winter weather with the attending unfavorable travel conditions.
The bulk of the enumeration work was completed within three
to four weeks after the starting date. In Hawaii, the enumera-
tion was made during the months of December 1959 and January
1900; and in Alaska, during April 1960.
Enumeration starting dates for the censuses of 1959 and 1954
are given in State table 11, together with figures showing the
percentage of farms enumerated in the State during weekly pe-
riods. The average enumeration date for the 1959 census for
each county is given in county table G.
Data for Inventory items — land in farms, machinery and equip-
ment, livestock, and poultry — relate to the situation at the actual
time of enumeration of each individual farm. Data for acres,
production, and sales of crops relate generally to the crops har-
vested during the crop year 1959, regardless of whether and when
they were sold while data for sales of livestock and livestock
products relate to the calendar year 1959. Since the enumera-
tion was made before the end of 1059, special emphasis was
placed upon the inclusion of estimates for crops yet to be sold
and for livestock and livestock products expected to be sold in
the i)eriod from the time of enumeration to the end of the cal-
endar year. Instructions on the questionnaire and the wording
of questions were designed to assure that full crop-year or
calendar-year data would be reported. For example, "How much
of this year's crop was or will be sold?"
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization.— Section 5 of Title 13 of the United States Code
authorizes the preparation of forms and questionnaires used in
the census. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall prepare schedules, and shall determine
the inquiries, and the number, form, and subdivisions thereof,
for the statistics, surveys, and censuses provided for in this
title."
The Agriculture Questionnaire. — The questionnaire for the 1959
Census of Agriculture was prepared by the staff of the Bureau.
Selection of the inquiries was based on the results of the 1958
pretest and experience gained in earlier censuses. Careful con-
sideration was given to such factors as the current availability
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
of data from other sources, the possibility of obtaining data by
methods other than a census, the adequacy of the data that might
be obtained, and the need for and usefulness of the data. Two
committees gave advice and counsel to the Bureau. One of these,
a Special Advisory Committee, was composed of members desig-
nated by the organizations they represented, following an invita-
tion from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to name a
representative to serve in an advisory capacity. The Special
Advisory Committee for the 1959 Census of Agriculture was
made up of one representative from each of the following : Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities, American Farm Bureau
Federation, American Farm Economic Association, American
Statistical Association, Farm Equipment Institute, National As-
sociation of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agri-
culture, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, National
Farmers' Union, National Grange, Rural Sociological Society,
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A representative of
the Bureau of the Budget was in attendance at all meetings of
the Advisory Committee.
Because of the special interest of the U.S. Department of Agri-
culture in censuses of agriculture, the Director of the Bureau
of the Census sought the continuous cooperation of that organiza-
tion in developing plans, questionnaires, and procedures for the
1059 Census of Agriculture. Working Groups were established
in the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make recommendations
for the following general subjects :
Tenure, Land Values, and Mortgage Debt
Land Use and Conservation and Production Practices
Field Crops
Fruits and Vegetables
Forest Products
Livestock, Poultry, and Dairy
Income and Expenditure (including Contractual Operations)
Farm Labor
Equipment and Facilities (including Structures)
Each Working Group had the responsibility for ascertaining
the U.S. Department of Agriculture's need for data in the field
covered by its "terms of reference" and for presenting recom-
mendations to a small Joint Committee comprising representa-
tives of both the Bureau of the Census and the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. The Joint Committee received written recom-
mendations from each Working Group. The Chairman of each
Group appeared before the Joint Committee as did any member
of the Working Group who was needed to present supplemental
Information of a specialized nature.
Prior to the formulation of the questionnaire. State Agricul-
tural Colleges and other major users of census data were invited
to suggest inquiries for the enumeration. Each member of the
Special Advisory Committee had the opportunity and the respon-
sibility for channeling in suggestions from the organization he
represented. The number of inquiries submitted from all sources
greatly exceetled the number that could be included in the census,
from the point of view of cost, of the respondent's time and
patience, and of practical value to the majority of users of data.
The final selection included 316 questions, some of which con-
sisted of several parts, for the 48 States comprising the con-
terminous United States. Although each of the 316 questions
was asked in one or more of the 48 States, considerably less than
this total was asked in any one State because of the use of "State"
questionnaires. Moreover, about 50 questions out of the total
were asked of ai)proximately one-fifth of all farm operators in
the State. The number of questions ranged from 159 on the
questionnaire for Maine to 194 on the questionnaire for Cali-
fornia. In all, 38 versions of the questionnaire — one for each
State or combination of adjoining States and two for Texas —
were used for the 1959 census in the conterminous United States
as compared with 21 versions in 1954 and 41 in 1950. A separate
version was used in Alaska and another in Hawaii.
Differences in the questionnaires were designed to account
for regional and local differences in agriculture. Most, but not
all, of the differences related to crops. The use of State ques-
tionnaires made possible the inclusion of separate inquiries for
all important crops grown within a State and, at the same
time, a reduction in the total number of inquiries for a State.
Questions that did not apply, to any considerable degree, to a
particular State were omitted from the questionnaire used in
that State. For example, separate questions about citrus fruits
were omitted from all questionnaires except for the few States
where citrus fruits are grown. An added advantage of State
questionnaires was that production and sales data could be asked
in the unit of mea.sure most commonly used by the farmers in
each State. Regional variation in the number and type of ques-
tions is an important provision of the census for obtaining com-
plete coverage of agricultural operations.
About 2 weeks before the start of the enumeration, agricul-
ture questionnaires were mailed to most households in rural
areas. A letter was attached to each questionnaire asking the
farm operator to fill the questionnaire and to give it to the enu-
merator when he called. The purpose of this procedure was
to save time and money in taking the census and to improve the
quality of the information given by farm operators. By having
the questionnaire ahead of time, the farmer could determine what
information would be required and could check his records in
advance of the enumerator's visit. It was, however, the respon-
sibility of the enumerator to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each place which qualified. If the questionnaire had been filled
out by the farm operator, the enumerator was instructed to
examine the questionnaire for completeness and accuracy and,
if need be, to give the farmer such help as might be necessary.
Agricultural Operations. — The training of enumerators stressed
the concept that a census of agriculture is a census of agricultural
operations rather than a census of farms. This concept was in-
tended to assure a complete agricultural census free of any per-
sonal judgment by enumerators as to what constitutes a farm. In
accordance with clearly defined procedures, an enumerator was
required to obtain an agriculture questionnaire for each person
who had charge of one or more agricultural operations, whether
or not he considered himself to be a farm operator. For enu-
meration purposes, it was considered that there were agricul-
tural operations on a place if, at any time in 1959 —
a. Any livestock (hogs, cattle, sheep, goats, horses, or mules)
were kept on the place.
b. A combined total of 20 or more chickens, turkeys, and ducks
were kept on the place.
c. Any grain, hay, tobacco, or other field crops were grown on
the place.
d. A combined total of 20 or more fruit trees, grapevines, and
nut trees were on the place.
e. Any vegetables, berries, or nursery or greenhouse products
were grown on the place for sale.
As a result of the requirement that all places having agri-
cultural operations be enumerated, more questionnaires were
obtained than are included in the tabulations for farms. During
the office processing operations that followed the completion of
enumeration, criteria were applied to the questionnaires to sort
out for tabulation those that represented farms according to
the census definition of a farm (see page XIV).
Enumeration Assignments and Enumeration Districts. — To as-
sure a complete enumeration within the time allotted, the United
States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) was divided into 29,374
Enumeration Assignments, or EA's. Each EA comprised an
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area that one enumerator could reasonably be expected to canvass
within a 3- to 4-week p)eriod, as indicated by performance rec-
ords from the 1954 census.
Each EA was made up of one or more Enumeration Dis-
trictii, or "ED's," as the geographic unit for enumeration. Prior
to the enumeration, the ED"s were classified into three groups
on the basis of the density of dwellings in relation to the number
of farms, as indicated by the 1954 Census of Agriculture, the
1950 Census of Population and Housing, current population esti-
mates, and highway maps showing culture which were basic
to establishing the boundaries of each assignment. Through the
use of different canvassing procedures for each group of ED's,
the Bureau was able to reduce the cost of enumeration without
running any material risk of missing any farms or other places
with agricultural operations. The ED groupings and canvassing
procedures are described below.
Group I Enumeration Districts. — In general. ED's with no
well-defined cluster of dwellings were considered to be open-
country areas and comprise Group I. For each ED of Group
I, in his Enumeration Assignment, the enumerator was required
to list in his Record Book the name of every head of household
living in the ED and also the name of every person not living
In the ED who had agricultural operations there. There were
approximately 20,7.")1 ED's in Group I for the 1959 Census.
Group II Enumeration Districts. — Rural ED's in which the
number of dwellings was large in relation to the number of
farms were considered to be in Group II. For each ED, in
Group II, the enumerator was required to list the head of the
household for all dwellings in the ED except for those on less
than one acre of ground in built-up residential areas of 50 or
more dwellings. He was also required to determine, by obser-
vation or local inquiry, whether there were any farms or other
places with agricultural operations in the built-up areas and,
if so, to obtain an agriculture questionnaire. There were
approximately 7,970 ED's in Group II.
Group III Enumeration Districts. — Most incorporated places
and unincorporated villages having approximately 150 or more
dwellings were designated as separate ED's and are classified
as Group III. Also, most ED's in counties around large metro-
politan areas were designated as Group III Ed's. Prior to
the 1959 Census of Agriculture, places enumerated in these
areas during the 1954 Census of Agriculture were listed in
the Enumerator's Record Book. The enumerator was required
to visit and enumerate or otherwise aciount for each place listed
in his Record Book. In addition, he was instructed to ask at
each of these |)laces if there were any farms or other places with
agricultural operations in the Enumeration District, and, if so,
to add them to his list and enumerate them. There were ap-
proximately 15..S.'J0 Group III ED's in 19.59. According to the
1954 Census, these ED's contained 380,575 farms.
A few enumeration districts that comprised incorporated
places or that were within an incorporated city were classified
as Group 1 or Group II because they had a large number of farms.
A few others, comprising extensive rural districts requiring con-
siderable travel, were classified as Group III because they had
only a small number of farms.
Enumerator's Record Book. — Each enumerator received one or
more Record Books containing a listing form for use during
canvassing. (See appendix for facsimile of one page of list-
ing form included in Enumerator's Record Book.) The lines
on the listing form were numbered in consecutive order. Ex-
cept as otherwise prescribed for Group II and Group III ED's,
the enumerator listed in his Record Book the' name of each head
of household living in his assigned area and also the name
of each person not living in his area who had agricultural opera-
tions there. As he made his listing, he also asked the questions
about agricultural operations that were printed on the listing
form. Answers to these questions determined, for the enumerator,
whether or not an agriculture questionnaire was required for the
person listed and, if so, whether he or some other enumerator
was responsible for getting it. Thus, the Record Book served
as an important aid to the enumerator in securing complete cov-
erage of all agricultural operations within his area. At the same
time, it helped to prevent enumeration of the same place by two
or more enumerators.
Enumeration Maps. — As a second aid to getting complete cover-
age, each enumerator received a map or, in a few exceptional
cases, a brief written description of the area assigned to him
for enumeration. He was required to plan and follow an orderly
route of enumeration within the boundaries of his assigned area
in accordance with established canvassing procedures. As the
enumerator listed a place in his Record Book, he indicated its
location by copying onto his map the number of the line on which
he listed it. This numbering system indicated the enumerator's
route of travel, and helped both the enumerator and his crew
leader to determine the extent of coverage of the enumerator's
assignment at any given time.
Lists of Special and Large Farms. — Prior to the enumeration, a
card list of "special and large farms" was prepared on the basis
of records obtaine<l from the 1954 census and from Federal and
State agricultural agencies. In general, "special and large farms"
fell into one of three categories: (1) farms having unusually
large acreages, livestock inventories, or annual sales as indi-
cated by available records; (2) farms known to be specializing
in such operations as broiler production, turkey growing, feed
lots, nursery or greenhouse production, cranberry bogs, citrus
groves, etc.; (3) farms that might easily be overlooked because
they had absentee operators or were not locally thought of as
farms, such as institutions, Indian reservations, grazing associa-
tions, etc.
Enumerators were given the cards for the special and large
farms within their assignment areas to use as aids to obtaining
complete coverage. Generally, the cards provided insurance
against the omission of farming units that could have a signifi-
cant effect on the totals for a given county or State. The enu-
merator was instructed to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each special or large farm in his area or to write an explana-
tion on the card as to why an agriculture questionnaire was not
required on the basis of 19.59 operations. The crew leader had
a duplicate set of cards for use in cheeking enumeration coverage.
Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire. — As in several previous cen-
suses, a special landlord-tenant questionnaire was used in some
parts of the South as a siipplement to the agriculture question-
naire. Its purpose was to help the enumerator get complete
and accurate coverage of individually operated tracts of land
that were actually part of one operating unit under the control
of one landlord. To accomiilish this purpose, the enumerator was
rc(iuired to fill a landlord-tenant questionnaire for each landlord
who had any land worked on shares. The entries made in this
questionnaire included the name of each sharecroppe.r, tenant, or
renter ; the amount of land assigned to each ; and the acreage and
quantity of crops harvested on shares. By checking these entries
against the agriculture questionnaires obtained for the individual
operators, the enumerator and the Central Otflce could verify that
each part of the operating unit controlled by the landlord was
enumerated and that it was enumerated only once. The landlord-
tenant questionnaire was used in 386 counties in the 19.59 census
as compared with approximately 900 counties in 1954.
Township Sketch Map. — In some areas of the Great Plains, a
considerable portion of land is farmed by nonresident operators —
that is, by persons who do not live on the land they operate or
who live on it only during part of the year. Enumerators in these
areas used a special mapping form, the Township Sketch, in
addition to their enumeration maps as an aid to obtaining com-
plete coverage. Each township included on the sketch was
identified by township and range number and was divided into
144 small squares. In a standard section of 640 acres, each
square represented a quarter section of land, or 160 acres. As
the enumerator canvassed his assignment area, he indicated the
acreage and location of each farm, ranch, and tract of nonfarm
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land by drawing its boundaries on the sketch. He also used a
simple numbering system as a cross reference between the agri-
cultural land identified on the sketch and the questionnaire on
which it was reported. The Township Sketch was used in all
counties of North Dakota and South Dakota and in selected
counties of Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Wyoming.
Field Review of Enumerator's Work.— In the 1959 census,
greater emiihasis was placed on a detailed review of enumerators'
work during enumeration than had been the case in previous
censuses. The objective was to detect and correct enumeration
errors as early as possible in order to achieve and maintain a
high quality of individual performance. Starting on the first day
of enumeration and continuing throughout the enumeration
period, each crew leader was instructed to make regular and
frequent visits to his enumerators. At each visit, he was to
follow a clearly defined procedure for observing the enumerator's
conduct of interviews and for checking his listings, maps, ques-
tionnaires, and other forms for accuracy and completeness.
As an aid to checking coverage and enumerator efficiency, the
crew leader was given a list containing estimates, based on the
1954 census, of the number of questionnaires required in each
enumeration assignment area within his district, and of the
mileage and time required to obtain those questionnaires.
SAMPLING
Use of Sampling.— In the 1959 census, as in several previous
censuses, sampling was used in two ways : for enumeration and
for tabulation. Sampling in enumeration consisted of the col-
lection of information about the items included in sections IX
through XV of the questionnaire for only a sample of farms.
The "sample" items relate to sales of dairy products and sales of
livestock, use of fertilizer and lime, farm expenditures, land-use
practices, farm labor, equipment and facilities, rental agreements,
farm values, and farm mortgage debt. The same sample of farms
was used for tabulations by type of farm and by economic class
of farm and for many of those by size of farm and by color and
tenure of operator.
Description of the Sample.— The sample used for the 1959 Census
of Agriculture consisted of all farms with a total area of 1,000
or more acres or with estimated sales of $100,000 or more in 1959,
and approximately 20 percent of all other farms. Farms with
1,000 or more acres were universally included in the sample
during enumeration. As the enumerator filled the questionnaire,
he determined the number of "acres in this place" (see question 7
of the agriculture questionnaire). If the acreage amounted to
1,000 or more he was required to fill sections IX through XV of
the questionnaire. Farms with less than 1,000 acres, with esti-
mated sales of .?100,000 or more, were included in the sample
during the office processing. For these farms the information for
sections IX through XV was obtained by mail.
• The selection of farms of less than 1,000 acres for inclusion in
the sample was made during enumeration, according to the fol-
lowing procedure : As the enumerator determined that he was
required to obtain a questionnaire, he assigned a number to it,
whether or not he was able to obtain the questionnaire on his
first visit. He assigned numbers in consecutive order, beginning
with "1" for the first questionnaire required in each enumera-
tion district within his area. He was instructed to fill sections
IX through XV on all questionnaires for which the assigned
number ended in "2" or "7" (i.e. 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, etc.).
Adjustment of the Sample. — An adjustment in the part of the
sample that was comprised of farms of less than 1,000 acres .".nd
with estimated sales of less than $100,000 was made by a process
essentially equivalent to stratifying the farms in the sample by
size of farm. The purpose of this adjustment was to Improve
the reliability of the estimates based on the sample and to reduce
the effects of possible biases introduced by enumerators who de-
viated from the prescribed procedure for selecting the sample
farms. The adjustment procedure was carried out for "blocks"
of counties, each consisting of from one to ten counties in a State.
To adjust the sample, separate counts were made for each county,
and for the block of counties of all farms and of farms in the
sample for each of 10 size-of-farm groups based on the "acres
in this place" (question 7). The 10 size-of-farm groups were as
follows: under 10 acres, 10 to 49 acres, 50 to 69 acres, 70 to 99
acres, 100 to 139 acres, 140 to 179 acres, ISO to 219 acres, 220
to 259 acres, 260 to 499 acres, and 500 to 999 acres. Farms of less
than 1,000 acres, but with value of sales of $100,000 or more,
were excluded from these counts. For each size-of-farm group,
the number of farms in the sample for the block of counties was
adjusted to make it equal or approximately equal to the total
number of farms divided by five. This was accomplished for
each group by the elimination or duplication on a random basis,
of farms in those counties where the difference between the
actual proportion in the sample and the expected 20 percent was
in the same direction as the difference for the block of counties.
Estimation of Totals for the Sample. — For the items included
in the sample part of the questionnaire (sections IX through
XV), estimated totals for all farms were derived from the tabu-
lated totals for the farms in the adjusted sample. First, Item-by-
item totals, as tabulated for that part of the sample comprising
farms of less than 1,000 acres and with estimated sales of less
than $100,000, were multiplied by 5. These estimated item-by-
item totals were then added to the corresponding item totals, as
tabulated, for all farms of 1,000 acres and over and farms with
estimated sales of $100,000 and over. The resulting values
represent the estimated totals for all farms.
Presentation of Sample Data. — In tables where a small amount
of data based on the sample farms is presented together with
data for all farms, the data based on the sample are printed In
italics. Other tables contain headnotes explaining that most
of the data are estimates based on reports for only a sample
of farms.
Beliability of Estimates. — The estimated totals for all farms of
the items enumerated for only the sample farms are subject
to sampling errors. The estimated totals obtained by making
tabulations for only the farms included in the sample are also
subject to sampling errors. State tables 23 and 24 contain ap-
proximate measures of the sampling reliability of the estimates
for numbers of farms reporting and for item totals. While these
measures indicate the general level of sampling reliability of the
estimates, they do not completely reflect errors arising from
sources other than sampling ; for example, errors in the original
data reported by farmers. Errors arising from sources other than
sampling may, in some instances, be relatively more important
than sampling variation, especially for county totals.
The general level of sampling reliability of estimated totals
may be determined from the data in State tables 23 and 24. State
table 24 contains a list of items, together with a figure for each
Item indicating one of the four levels of sampling reliability that
are presented in State table 23. For each Item the sampling
error according to the number of farms reporting may be de-
termined from State table 23, in the column for the level of
sampling reliability designated In State table 24. To determine
the sampling reliability for any item, reference must be made to
State table 24 to find out which of the four levels of sampling
reliability given in State table 23 should be used, and also the
appropriate county or State table to obtain the number of farms
reporting the item.
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As explained in State table 23, the level of sampling reliability
designated as level 1 should always be used to determine the
sampling reliability of estimated numbers of farms or of farms
reporting.
State table 23 shows percentage limits such that chances are
about 68 out of 100 that the difference between an estimate based
on the sample and the figure that would have been obtained from
a tabulation of all farms would be no more than the percentage
specified for the estimated number of farms reporting that item.
The chances are about 99 out of 100 that the difference would be
less than 2% times the percentage specified.
As indicated by the percentages in State table 23, the smaller
the number of farms reporting a given item, the larger the relative
sampling error in the estimated total for that item. Even so,
considerable detail is pre.sented for each item, by several classifi-
cations of farms, in order to permit the appraisal of estimates
for various combinations of items not shown in this report. Per-
centages and averages that may be derived from the tables will
generally have greater relative reliability than the corresponding
estimated totals. However, significant patterns of relationships
may be observed in the estimated totals even though the indi-
vidual data are subject to relatively large sampling errors.
The data representing estimates based on a sample of farms
for the 1954 census were obtained in essentially the same way as
in 19o9. Therefore, State tables 23 and 24 may also be used to
determine the sampling errors for the 1954 data.
Differences in Data Resulting From Differences In Tabulating
Procedures. — Many of the figures in the detailed State tables rep-
resent estimates obtained by tabulating only the sample farms.
The totals for these detailed distributions will generally differ
somewhat from totals presented in other tables obtained from
different distributions which were tabulated on a 100 percent
basis. Moreover, although most of the figures presented by coun-
ties were obtained from tabulations of all farms, the data in
county table 4 for commercial farms, and all of the data in the
county tables on dairy products and livestock sold, fertilizer and
lime, farm exi)cnditures, land-use practices, farm labor, facilities
and equipment, and value of land and buildings were estimated
for each county on the basis of data tabulated for the farms in
the sample. The State totals in the county tables for these items,
though based also on the sample, were obtained in a different
series of tabulating runs, and so may differ slightly from totals
presented in some State tables. For reasons of economy the
sample distributions were not adjusted to the 100 percent totals
even when such totals were available, nor were slight discrepan-
cies resulting from different runs of the sample data always rec-
onciled unless the differences were large enough to affect the
usefulness or reliability of the data.
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of Enumeration. — As an enumerator completed his
assignment, he turned the portfolio containing questionnaires and
other census materials over to his crew leader. After making
a final review of the enumerator's work, the crew leader mailed
the portfolio to the Agriculture Processing Olfice at Parsons,
Kan.sas. There, each enumerator portfolio was thoroughly
checked for completeness of all required forms and for correct
application of the sampling procedure.
Editing of ftuestionnalres. — Each agriculture questionnaire was
individually edited and coded before the information was trans-
ferred to punch cards and tabulated. As the first major step in
the editing process, questionnaires that did not represent farms
according to the census definition were withdrawn from fur-
ther processing. (See p. XIV.) As the second major step, the
remaining questionnaires were examined for errors, omissions,
and inconsistencies. Among the specific items subjected to con-
sistency checks were the following :
a. Total acreage compared with its distribution by use.
b. Acreage of individual crops harvested compared with total
cropland harvested.
c. Irrigated acreage compared with total acres in the farm.
d. Total acreage of individual crops for all purposes compared
with the acreage harvested for si)ecific purposes.
e. Quantity of crops harvested in relation to acreage harvested.
f. Sales in relation to production and, for livestock, to inven-
tories.
g. Total livestock compared with the inventory by age and sex.
h. Expenditures compared with production and inventories.
Obvious errors in calculations or in units of measure, and
misplaced entries were corrected as they were found. Entries
not clearly legible were rewritten. Many omissions or incon-
sistencies were disregarded during editing. Those of significant
magnitude could be and were handled more efficiently and eco-
nomically during mechanical processing operations. Question-
naires containing major inconsistencies and omissions were re-
ferred to members of the technical .staff for review. Depending
on the magnitude of the data Involved, the technical staff cor-
rectecl (or supervi.sed the correction of) the questionnaires either
on the basis of information reported for other farms of similar
type in the area or on the basis of additional information re-
ceived in response to letters directed to the farm operators.
Coding of Questionnaires. — Most of the numerical Information
(in a (juestioniiaire was .self-coding in that the inquiry number
was utilized for the item identification on punch cards or on
tabulations runs. However, some manual coding was also neces-
sary for such items as irrigated crops for selected States, crops
infrequently reported, miscellaneous poultry, etc. Code numbers
were entered on questionnaires to classify farms and, in some
cases, to identify data for individual items. All farms were coded
by size of farm in terms of total acreage, by race, and by tenure
of operator. Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and
Hawaii were also coded on the basis of irrigated cropland and
irrigated pasture. Additional codes were applied to all farms
included in the sample to classify them by type of farm and by
total value of agricultural products sold. Individual items were
coded only where reports were received for crops or poultry not
covered by separate inquiries on the questionnaire. This coding
was necessary to assure inclusion of the data in the appropriate
farm product totals.
Tabulation of Data. — After the questionnaires were edited and
coded, the Information on them was punched on cards. The cards
were then mechanically sorted and fed into machines which
transferred the data to tabulation sheets. One of the initial
and primary steps in the machine handling of the punch cards
was to separate and list those cards which lacked necessary in-
formation, those which contained inconsistent or impossible data,
and tho.se on which the data were possible but of such magnitude
that a further review of the individual questionnaires was war-
ranted. The listing sheets were examined and, as necessary, the
cards were corrected. When the cards for a particular county
were considered satisfactory, the data were tabulated.
Subject-matter .specialists of the Bureau and the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture examined all tabulations for reasonableness
and consistency. As necessary, they made corrections on the basis
of a further review and reappraisal of the original reports and
verification of the editing, coding, and punching.
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
statistical Content of This Report.— This report is part of Vol-
ume I of the 1959 Census of Agriculture. Volume I consists of
54 parts, each part containing information about agriculture for
a single State, Commonwealth, or Possession. Each part con-
tains county data for that particular State or area. The term
"county," as used in this report embraces election districts in
Alaska, parishes in Louisiana, municipios (municipalities) in
Puerto Rico, etc. The statistics for 1959 were obtained from the
Census of Agriculture taken in the "conterminous United States"
(see following paragraph), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico during the
period October 1959 to January 1960 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1960. Compara-
tive data for years prior to 1959 were obtained from earlier
censuses.
In the planning of the publications for the 1960 Censuses of
Population and Housing and the 1959 Census of Agriculture, the
term "conterminous United States," recommended by the Board
of Geographic Names to designate the 48-State area as it ex-
isted before Alaska and Hawaii became States, was adopted by
the Bureau of the Census.
The definitions and explanations in this introduction for vol-
ume I generally have application broad enough to include the
States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico and the island possessions. However, specific application
in many instances may be limited to the conterminous United
States; for example, references to earlier censuses, to the sam-
pling methods and procedures, to specific sections or questions on
the questionnaires, and to specific table numbers.
For each part of volume I (one part for each State or area),
a facsimile of the appropriate questionnaire is reproduced in
the appendix.
The statistics for States and counties are presented according
to the same general plan as was followed in the volume I re-
ports for the 1954 and the 1950 censuses. State and county totals
are given for nearly all items for which information was ob-
tained in the 1959 census. However, most of the data by eco-
nomic class of farm, type of farm, and color and tenure of farm
operator are given only for States.
Comparative data for the States are given for each census
year beginning with 1920. Comparative data for counties are
given for the years 1959 and 1954. For some items, the data
obtained from the 1959 census are the only ones available. For
comparative purposes 1950 data are carried in county table 6
for the kind of road on which farms were located.
Comparability of Data. — The data obtained from the various
censuses of agriculture are not strictly comparable for all items.
For example, differences from one census to another in the time
of enumeration, the wording of the questions, and the definition
of a farm cause some lack of comparability. Differences con-
sidered to have a significant effect on the comparability of data
are described in the text and/or mentioned in footnotes to the
tables.
Minor Civil Divisions. — As in prior censuses, data for most of
the items included in the 1959 Census of Agriculture were tabu-
lated for minor civil divisions. The term "minor civil division"
applies to the primary subdivision of a county into smaller geo-
graphic areas such as townships, precincts, districts, wards,
beats, municipalities, etc. Figures for these smaller geographic
areas are not included in any of the published reports, but they
may be supplied upon request and payment of the costs of com-
piling and checking the data.
Prior to the 1954 Census, an enumeration assignment did not
include more than one minor civil division, even in cases where
the township, precinct, etc., did not have enough farms to provide
a full workload for an enumerator. In 1954, and again in 1959,
the- aim was to make enumeration assignments large enough to
keep each enumerator fully occupied in his area for a 3- to 4-week
period. Hence, in some areas, two or more adjoining minor civil
divisions were combined into one enumeration assignment. An
enumeration assignment never comprised 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 that included too
many farms for one enumerator to cover during the enumeration
period was divided into two or more enumeration assignments.
In some cases, the minor civil division tabulations provide totals
for a single minor civil division, even when such totals required
a grouping of enumeration assignments. In other cases, the minor
civil division tabulations provide totals for a combination of
two or more adjoining minor civil divisions. The data for each
individual minor civil division included in such totals can be tab-
ulated separately, however, since each questionnaire obtained in
the census contains the designation of the minor civil division in
which the farm headquarters was located. An additional charge
must be made for a separate tabulation of any small area In-
cluded in a total for two or more combined minor civil divisions.
Requests for census information for minor civil divisions should
be directed to the Agriculture Division, Bureau of the Census,
Washington 25, D.C.
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive Summary and References. — The definitions and ex-
planations that follow relate only to tho.<;e items that are con-
sidered to be inadequately described in the tables where they
appear. Although the descriptive terms and explanations refer
specifically to the 1959 Census of Agriculture, many of them also
apply to earlier censuses. Most of the definitions consist of a
resumg of the questionnaire wording, supplemented by excerpts
from instructions given to enumerators. For exact wording of
the questions and of the instructions included on the question-
naire, see the facsimile of the 1959 Agriculture Questionnaire in
the appendix of this report.
An analysis of the questions asked in the 1959 census, and of
the data obtained, is given in Volume II, General Report, Statis-
tics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. The
general report presents statistics for States by subject matter.
General F.\rm Information
Census Definition of a Farm. — For the 1959 Census of Agricul-
ture, the definition of a farm was based primarily on a combina-
tion of "acres in the place" and the estimated value of agricultural
products sold.
The word "place" was defined to include all land on which
agricultural operations were conducted at any time in 1959 under
the control or supervision of one person or partnership. (For
definition of "agricultural operations", see p. X.) Control may
have been exercised through ownership or management, or
through a lease, rental, or cropping arrangement.
Places of less than 10 acres in 1959 were counted as farms if
the estimated sales of agricultural products for the year amounted
to at least $2.50. Places of 10 or more acres in 1959 were counted
as farms if the estimated sales of agricultural products for the
year amounted to at least $50. Places having less than the $50
or ,$250 minimum estimated sales in 1959 were also counted as
farms if they could normally be expected to produce agricultural
products in sutficient quantity to meet the requirements of the
definition. This additional qualification resulted in the inclusion
as farms of some places engaged in farming operations for the
first time in 1959 and places affected by crop failure or other
unusual conditions.
To avoid biases arising from an enumerator's personal judg-
ment and opinion, the Bureau did not give enumerators the defini-
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tion of a farm. Instead, enumerators were instructed to obtain
questionnaires for all places considered farms by tlieir operators
and for all other places tliat had one or more agricultural opera-
tions. (See "Agricultural Oiierations", p. X.) In 1954, enumer-
ators were instructed to fill questionnaires on tlie same basis as
in 1959. In 1950, agricultural operations were defined to include
every place of 3 or more acres, whether or not the operator con-
sidered it a farm, and every place having "specialized operations",
regardless of the acreage. "Specialized operations" referred to
nurseries and greenhouses and to places having 100 or more
poultry, production of 300 or more dozen eggs in 1949, or 3 or
more hives of bees. In all of the three last censu.se.<, as a result,
questionnaires were filled for a considerable number of places
that did not qualify as farms. The determination as to which
questionnaires represented farms was made during oflice process-
ing operations and only those questionnaires meeting the criteria
for a farm were Included in the tabulations.
For both the 1950 and 1954 Censuses of Agriculture, places of
3 or more acres were counted as farms if the annual value of
agricultural produces whether for home use or for sale but ex-
clusive of home-garden products, amounted to $150 or more.
Places of less than 3 acres were counted as farms only if the
annual sales of agricultural products amounted to .$150 or more.
A few places with very low agricultural production because of
unusual circumstances, such as crop failure, were also counted as
farms if they normally could have been expected to meet the
minimum value or sales criteria.
In the censuses from 1925 to 1945, enumerators were given a
definition of "farm" and were instructed to obtain reports only
for those places which met the criteria. According to this defini-
tion, farms included all places of 3 or more acres, regardless of
the quantity or value of agricultural production, and places of
less than 3 acres if the value of agricultural products, whether
for home use or for sale, amounted to .?250 or more. Because of
changes in price level, the $250 minimum resulted in the in-
clusion of varying numbers of farms of less than 3 acres in the
several censuses taken during this period. Generally, the only
reports excluded from tabulation were those taken in error and
those showing very limited agricultural production, such as only
a small home garden, a few fruit trees, a small flock of chickens,
etc. In 1945, reports for places of 3 acres or more were tabulated
only if at least 3 acres were in cropland and/or pasture or if the
value of products in 1944 amounted to at least $150.
The decrease in the number of farms in 1950 and 1954, as com-
pared with earlier censuses, was partly due to the change in
farm definition, especially with respect to farms of 3 or more
acres in size. Some of the places of 3 or more acres that were
not counted as farms in 1950 and 1954 because the value of their
agricultural production was less than $150 would have qualified
as farms if the criteria had been the same as In earlier censuses.
For 1959, the decrease in the number of farms as compared
with all prior censuses resulted partly from the change in farm
definition. The fact that sales of agricultural products in 1959
was used resulted in the exclusion of some places that would
have qualified as farms had the value of agricultural products
alone been considered. The increase in the acreage minimum
also had an effect. The reduction in the number of farms due
to change in definition, 1954 to 1959, is shown for each county
In county table 1. Some characteristics of the places not counted
as farms in 1959, but which would have been included in 1954,
are shown in State table 10.
The change in farm definition made in 1950 and again in 1959
had no appreciable effect on the totals for livestock or crops
because the places affected by the change ordinarily accounted
for less than 1 percent of the totals for a given county or State.
For the States that comprise the conterminous United States,
two figures are published for each county on the number of farms
in 1959. One is an actual count of all farms and the other is an
estimate based on the number of farms included in the sample.
For almost every county there is a difference between the actual
number of farms and the estimated number of farms. Because
of sampling procedure and sampling variability, the number of
farms in the sample seldom agrees exactly with the actual num-
ber of farms. For most counties, the actual number of farms
in the sample was either more or less than precisely 20 percent
of all farms. Similarly, totals estimated on the basis of data
for the sample farms may be slightly more or slightly less than
the actual totals that would have been obtained had the data
been tabulated for all farms. Therefore, the estimated number
of farms reporting certain items may, in some instances, be
greater than the total number of farms shown in county table 1.
However, the estimated number of farms is given in county
tables 5 and 6 so that estimates based on the sample farms may
be related to the estimated rather than the actual number of
farms.
Farm Operator. — The term "farm operator" is used to designate
a person who operates a farm, either doing the work himself or
directly supervising the work. He may be the owner, a member of
the owner's household, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land worked on
shares by others, he is considered as operator only of the land
which he retains for his own operation. In the case of a partner-
ship, only one partner is counted as an operator. The number of
farm operators is considered to be the same as the number of
farms.
Farms Reporting or Operators Reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators reporting, ba.sed on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or operators, for which the speci-
fied item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922 farms
in a county and only 1,465 had chickens 4 months old and over
on hand at the time of enumeration, the number of farms
reporting chickens would be shown as 1,465. The difference be-
tween the total number of farms and the number of farms re-
porting a particular item represents the number of farms not
having that item, provided a correct report was received for all
farms.
Where applicable, figures may be given for the number of farms
or oi)erators not reporting items that were intended to be ob-
tained for all farms; for example, residence of farm operator.
State table 4. The number not reporting, as compared with the
total number of farms or operators, indicates the extent of
incompleteness of the reporting of the data for the item.
land Area. — The approximate total land area of States and
counties as reported for 1959 is, in general, the same as that re-
ported for all censuses beginning with 1940. Such differences as
are shown reflect political changes in boundaries or actual changes
in land area caused by changes in the number or size of reser-
voirs, lakes, streams, etc. For Alaska, the areas for election
districts represent the gross area of land and water.
Land in Farms. — Except for managed farms, the land to be in-
cluded in each farm was determined from the answers to ques-
tions about the number of acres owned, the number of acres rented
from others or worked on shares for others, and the number of
acres rented to others or worked on shares by others. The acres
owned and the acres rented from others or worked on shares for
others were first added together and then the acres rented to
others or worked on shares by others were subtracted. The re-
sult represented the number of acres in the farm. The number of
acres in a managed farm was the difference between the total
land managed and that part of the managed land that was rented
to others or worked on shares by others.
In the 1959, 1954, and 1950 censuses, enumerators were in-
structed to record total figures for land owned, land rented from
others, and land managed for others, including any part of the
land that was rented to others. In censuses prior to 1950, enu-
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
merators were instructed to exclude all land rented to others and
to record only that portion of the acreage owned, rented from
others, or managed for others that was retained by the farm op-
erator. Thus, tho figures for the individual tenures of land are
not entirely comparable for all censuses. However, the land in-
cluded in each farm was determined on essentially the same basis
for all censuses.
The acreage designated in the tables as "land in farms" consists
primarily of "agricultural" land— that is, land used for crops
and pasture or grazing. It also includes considerable areas of
land not actually under cultivation nor used for pasture or graz-
ing. For example, the entire acreage of woodland and wasteland
owned or rented by farm operators is included as laud in farms,
unless it was being held for nonagricultural purposes or unless
the acreage was unusually large. For 1959 and 1954, if a place
had 1,000 or more acres of woodland not pastured and wasteland,
and if less than 10 percent of the total acreage in the place was
used for agricultural purposes, the acreage of woodland not pas-
tured and wasteland was reduced to equal the acreage used for
agriculture. The procedure used in 1950 for excluding unusually
large acreages of woodland not pastured and wasteland differed
slightly from the one used in 1959 and 19.54. In 1950, adjustments
were made in places of 1,000 or more acres (5,000 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 government
permit, all grazing land was to be included as land in farms
provided the place of which it was a part was a farm. Grazing
land operated by Grazing Associations was to be reported in the
name of the person chiefly responsible for conducting the business
of the Association. Land used rent free was to be reported as
land rented from others. All land in Indian reservations that
was used for growing crops or grazing livestock was to be in-
cluded. Land in Indian reservations that was not reported by
individual Indians and that was not rented to non-Indians was
to be reported in the name of the cooperative group that used the
land. In some instances, an entire Indian reservation was re-
ported as one farm.
Land owned. — All land that the operator and/or his wife
held under title, purchase contract, homestead law, or as heir
or trustee of an undivided estate at the time of enumeration is
considered as owned.
Land Rented from Others. — This item includes not only land
that the operator rented or leased from others but also land
he worked on shares for otliers and land he occupied rent free.
Grazing land used under government permit or license is not
included.
Land Rented to Others. — This item includes all land rented or
leased to others, except land leased to the government under the
Soil Bank, and all land worked by others on shares or on a
rent-free basis. For the most part, the land rented to others
represents agricultural land but it also includes land rented
for residential or other purposes. The tenant or sharecropper
is considered as the operator of land leased, rented, or worked
on shares even though his landlord may supervise his opera-
tions. The landlord is considered as operator of only that por-
tion of the land not a.ssigned to tenants or croppers.
Land Managed. — This item includes all tracts of land man
aged for one or more employers by a person hired on a salary
basis. A hired manager was considered to be the operator of
the land he managed since he was responsible for the agricul-
tural operations on that land and frequently supervised others
in performing those operations. Managed land was always to
be reported on a separate questionnaire whether or not the
manager also operated a farm on his own account.
Land in Two or More Counties. — An individual farm was al-
ways enumerated in only one county, even in cases where the
land was located in two or more counties. If the farm operator
lived on the farm, the farm was enumerated in the county where
he lived. If he did not live on the farm, the figures for the
farm were tabulated for the county where the farm head-
quarters was located. In cases where there was any question as
to the location of the headquarters, figures for the farm were
tabulated for the county where most of the land was located.
Land in Farms According to Use. — Land in farms has been
distributed according to the way in which it was used in 1959.
The land uses described in the following paragraphs are mutually
exclusive; that is, each acre of land is included only once even
though it may have had more than one use during the year.
Cropland Harvested. — This category refers to all land from
which any crops were harvested in 1959, whether for home use
or for sale. It includes land from which hay (including wild
hay) was cut and land in berries and other small fruits, or-
chards, vineyards, nurseries, and greenhouses. Matured crops
hogged off or grazed were considered to have been "crops har-
vested" and were reported here. Land from which two or
more crops were harvested in 1959 was to be counted only once
in the land-use classification. Land used for other purposes
either before or after the crops were harvested was to be re-
ported as cropland harvested, without regard to the other uses.
The enumerator was instructed to check the figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the
individual crops and subtracting the acreages from which two
or more crops were harvested. This checking procedure was
repeated during the office processing of questionnaires for all
farms having 100 or more acres of cropland harvested.
Cropland used only for Pasture. — This land-use classification
includes rotation pasture and all other land used only for pas-
ture or grazing that the operator considered could have been
used for crojis without additional improvement. Enumerators
were instructed to include land planted to crops that were
hogged off, pastured, or grazed before maturity but to exclude
land pastured before or after hay or other crops were harvested
from it. Permanent open pasture may have been reported
either for this item or for "other pasture" depending on whether
or not the operator considered it as cropland.
The figures for 1945 and earlier censuses are not entirely
conjparable with those for the last three 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 1940, 1935, and 1925 are more nearly comparable
with those for 1959, 1954, and 1950, however, because they in-
clude land pastured that could have been plowed and used for
crops without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating.
Cropland not Harvested and not Pastured. — This classification
represents a total of three subclasses for the 17 Western States
and two subclasses for other States.
Cultivated Summer Fallow. — This subclass of land is shown
only for the 17 Western States. It refers to cropland that
was plowed and cultivated but left unseeded for the 1959
harvest in order to control weeds and conserve moisture.
Soil Improvement Grasses and Legumes. — For the 1959 cen-
sus, land used only for cover crops to control erosion or to
be plowed under f(u- green manure is tabulated separately
tvum "Other criipland". After the establishment of the Soil
Bank, land that would normally have been used for other
purposes was frequently !)lanted to soil-improvement crops.
In counties where large acreages were placed in the Soil
Bank, the total of land used for soil-improvement crops plus
"other cropland" may be considerably larger than the "other
cropland" shown for previous censuses.
Other Cropland. — This subclass includes idle cropland, land
in crops intended for harvest after 1959, and cropland not
harvested because of complete crop failure, low prices, labor
shortage, or other reasons. The 1959 figures for "other
cropland" are not entirely comparable with those for previ-
ous censuses since they do not include land used only for
soil-improvement crops. (See preceding paragraph.)
Woodland Pastured. — This cla.ssification includes all wood-
land where livestock were pastured or grazed in 1959. The
instruction on the questionnaire — "Include as woodland all
wood lots and timber tracts ; cutover and deforested land
which has value for wood products and has not been improved
for pasture" — represents a somewhat more precise definition
than the corresponding instruction contained on the 1954 ques-
tionnaire. No definition of woodland was given in 1950 apart
from an instruction to enumerators not to include brush pas-
ture as woodland. Some of the changes in w'oodland acreages
from one census to another may merely represent differences
in interpretation as to what constitutes "woodland."
Woodland not Pastured. — This classification refers to all
woodland not used for pasture or grazing in 1959. including
land in operated farms that was placed in the Soil Bank and
planted to trees. Unusually large tracts of timberland that
were reported as woodland not pastured were excluded from
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the tabulation of land in farms when it was evident that such
land was held primarily for nonagricultural purposes.
Other Pasture. — This classification refers to all land other
than woodland and cropland that was used only for pasture
or grazing in 1959. It includes noncrop open or brush pasture
and cutover or deforested land that has been improved and
used for pasture. The figures for the last three censuses are
comparable but those for 1945 include all nonwoodland pas-
ture that had not been plowed during the preceding seven
years. For the 1940 census and earlier years, the figures are
more nearly comparable with those for the last three censuses.
However, the classification may be somewhat less inclusive
because land that could have been plowed and used for crops
without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating was classi-
fied as plowable pasture and included with "cropland used
only for pasture".
Improved Pasture. — This subclass refers to that portion of
"other pasture" on which one or more of the following prac-
tices had been used: liming, fertilizing, seeding, irrigating,
draining, or the clearing of weed or brush growth. The fig-
ures are comparable with those for 19.54, when the question
on improved pasture was asked for the first time.
Other Land. — This classification refers to all land not in-
cluded in the preceding land-use classifications, such as house
lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, land area of ponds, and
wasteland. This figure for 1959 was obtained from the ma-
chine tabulations by subtracting the total of all other uses
from the total land in all farms reported for a given county
or classification. Hence, there is no figure given to represent
the farms reporting this item.
Value of Land and Buildings. — Only average values of land
and buildings per farm and per acre are presented in this report.
They are estimates based on data obtained for sample farms.
Estimates of the total value of land and buildings by States,
geographic divisions, and the United States, are presented in
volume II.
The enumerator was instructed to record the market value of
the land and the buildings on that land. Market value was defined
as the price which the farm operator would expect to receive for
the land and buildings if he were to sell them on the day of
enumeration.
More problems and difficulties arise in the enumeration of farm-
real-estate values than in the enumeration of most other agri-
cultural items. Most of the items enumerated require the re-
spondent to make a statement of fact. For example, information
about the number and value of farm animals sold alive during the
year is based on actual transactions. Similarly, information about
livestock inventories relates to the situation existing on a spe-
cific place at a spe<'ifie time. Reports concerning the value of
land and buildings, however, are estimates based almost entirely
on opinion. The majority of farms have not changed hands for
many years and are not currently for sale. For such farms, the
operators are not likely to have any clear basis for estimating the
value. To make an intelligent and objective estimate, a respond-
ent first needs to make an estimate of the prevailing average
market value of farms in his community. Then, he must either
add to or subtract from that estimate to allow for the different
characteristics of his own farm. In many cases, an operator who
would not sell his farm under any circumstances may report an
unreasonably high market value. In other cases, a farm operator
who acquired his real estate during a period of relatively low
prices may estimate an unrealistically low value by current stand-
ards. Because of the extent of variation that is known to exist
in real estate values, it is difficult to devise checking procedures
that will identify inaccurate estimates.
Age of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by age into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was derived
from the sum of the ages of all farm operators reporting age
divided by the number reporting. The number of farm operators
65 or more years of age is an actual count based on the operators
reporting age.
Residence of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by resi-
dence according to whether or not they lived on the farms they
were operating. Some of those who did not live on the farms
they operated themselves lived on farms operated by others. In
cases where all the land was rented from others or worked on
shares for others, the operator was considered to live on the farm
operated provided the dwelling he occupied was included in the
rental agreement. The dwelling, in such cases, was not neces-
sarily on the land being operated. Similarly, a farm operator
who did not live on the land being cultivated or grazed but who
had some agricultural operations (other than a home garden)
at his dwelling was considered as living on the farm operated.
Since some farm operators live on their farms only during
a part of the year, comparability of the figures for various cen-
suses may be affected by the date of enumeration.
In a few cases, the enumerator failed to report the residence of
the farm operator. Differences between the total number of
farms and the number of farm operators classified by residence
Indicate the extent of under-reporting.
Tear Began Operating Present Farm.— Enumerators were in-
structed to report the year during which a farm operator began
to operate his present farm and, if the year was 1958 or later,
also to report the month. The year was intended to refer to the
first year of the period during which the operator had been in
continuous charge of his present farm or of any part of it. The
time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began operating their farms, as shown by a monthly breakdown
of the reports for farmers who began operating their i)resent
farms during 1958 and 1959.
Off-Farm Work and Other Income. — To obtain a measure of the
extent to which farm operators rely on nonfarm sources for part
of their Income, four questions were asked of all farm operators.
The first question asked for the number of days the operator
worked off his farm in 1959. The other three questions, to be
answered "Yes" or "No," a.sked (1) whether other members of the
operator's hou.sehold did any work off the farm ; (2) whether any
income was received from sources other than the sale of agri-
cultural products from the farm operated; and (3) whether the
combined income of all members of the household from off-farm
work and other sources was greater than the total value of agri-
cultural products sold from the farm operated.
Off-farm work was defined to include work on someone else's
farm for pay as well as all types of nonfarm jobs, businesses, and
professions, whether the work was done on the farm premises or
elsewhere. Exchange work was not included.
The questions asked in the 1959 Census are closely comparable
with those asked in 1954. The data for 1959 are actual totals of
all operators reporting off-farm work and other income whereas
those for 1954 are estimated totals based on the sample.
Equipment and Facilities. — In 1059 as iu several earlier cen-
.suses, data about specified equipment and facilities were obtained
for only a sample of farms. Farm operators were asked to report
equipment and facilities that were on the farm at the time of enu-
meration, regardless of ownership. They were to include items
that were temporarily out of order but not any that were worn
out.
Data in terms of actual number were obtained for the follow-
ing items of farm e^iuipment in 1959: (1) grain combines, (2) corn
pickers, (3) pick-up balers, (4) field forage harvesters, (5) mo-
tortrucks, (6) wheel tractors, (7) garden tractors, (8) crawler
tractors, and (9) automobiles. Definitions given enumerators in-
cluded the following specifications, among others: Corn pickers
related to all types of machines used for picking corn, whether
used in separate or in combined picking-shelling operations.
Pick-up balers were to include both hand-tie and automatic balers
but not stationary ones. Motortrucks were to include pick-up
trucks and truck-trailer combinations ; jeeps and station wagons
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were also to be included if they were used primarily as trucks,
but school buses were specifically excluded. Wheel tractors spe-
cifically excluded garden tractors, implements with built-in power
units, such as self-propelled combines or powered buck rakes, and
the power unit of a truck-trailer combination. Automobiles were
to include jeeps and station wagons If they were used primarily
as passenger cars.
Questions to be answered "Yes" or "No" provided information
as to the presence or absence of the following items: (1) tele-
phone, (2) home freezer, (3) milking machine, (4) electric milk
cooler, (5) bulk-type milk cooler (in six States only — Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin),
(6) crop drier and (7) power-operated elevator, conveyor, or
blower.
Comparable data from one census to another are not available
for all items. The questions asked about equipment during a
given census reflect changes in farm mechanization and in the
facilities available to farm families. Questions about some items
of equipment were asked in 1959 for the first time (electric milk
cooler, crop drier, bulk-type milk cooler, etc.). Similarly, some
questions that were asked in earlier censuses were omitted in
1959. For example, the use of electricity is now so widespread
that there is no longer any need for obtaining a count of the
(arms having it.
Farms by Kind of Road. — The classification of farms by the kind
of road on which they are located is based on only a sample of
farms. The enumerator was instructed to report, on the basis
of his own observation, the kind of road on which the most
frequently used entrance to the farm was located. For farms
consisting of two or more tracts, he was to limit his report to the
tract on which the farm operator had his dwelling or other
headquarters.
Farm Labor. — The questions about farm labor were asked only
for the sample farms and related to persons working during
the calendar week preceding the week of enumeration. Since
the enumeration starting dates varied by geographic areas, and
the enumeration within each area lasted over a period of several
weeks, the calendar weeks to which the data apply also vary.
Thus, the data for an individual farm may relate to any one
week during the months of October, November, or December, or
even, in a few instances, to weeks during September 1959 or
January 1960.
Farm labor was defined to include any work, chores, or planning
necessary to the agricultural oi)erations of the farm ; and to ex-
clude housework, contract construction work, custom machine
work, and repair, installation, or construction work done by per-
sons employed specifically for such work. The farm labor in-
formation contained in this report represents estimates based on
answers to questions relating to the farm work or chores done
during the week by (1) operator, (2) unpaid members of the
operator's family, and (3) hired persons. An operator was
considered as working if he worked one or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family, if they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked at all during the week.
Data are not fully comparable from one census to another,
primarily because of differences in the period to which they relate.
In 1954, the data were purposely related to either one of two
calendar weeks, depending in part on the starting date set for
the enumeration and in part on which week represented a period
of peak employment within a given State. For the majority of
States, the period specified was the week of September 26-October
2 ; for other States, the week of October 24-30.
In 1950, as in 1959, the data related to the week preceding the
actual enumeration. Unlike 1959, however, enumeration starting
dates were identical for all States in 1950 (April 1) but since
several weeks were required to complete the enumeration, the
calendar week preceding the enumeration was not identical for
all farms. In 1945 and 1935, the number of farm workers related
to the first week in January and, in 1940, to the last week in
March. In 1945, 1940, and 1935, only persons working the equiv-
alent of two or more days during the specified week were to be
included. In 1945 and 1940, an additional specification limited
the workers to those 14 years old and over.
Experience gained from earlier censuses indicates that farm
labor data are often unsatisfactorily reported unless the week
specified is the week immediately preceding the actual enumer-
ation. When a farm operator was asked to report the number of
persons employed during a specified week that was several weeks
prior to enumeration, he often reported the highest number of
persons employed during the year. Obviously incorrect reports
were adjusted to make the data reflect more nearly the situation
known to exist during the specified week. The farm labor data
for 1954 relates to a specified week which, in some cases, was sev-
eral weeks prior to enumeration. Few adjustments were made
in those data, however, even though there were indications of
incorrect reporting.
Regular and Seasonal Workers. — Hired persons working on
the farm during the week concerned were classed as "regular"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year. They were classed as "seasonal"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was
less than 150 days. In cases where the period of employment
was not reported for an individual farm, it was estimated from
data for such items as basis of payment, wage rates, expendi-
tures for labor in 1959, and type of farming operations.
Hired Workers by Basis of Payment. — Hired persons were
also classified according to whether they were paid on a
monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis, or by piecework. In
cases of incomplete reporting, the basis of payment for hired
workers was supplied during the ofijce processing operations.
Wage Rates and Hours Worked. — The agreed cash rate of pay
was asked for each class of hired worker except those em-
ployed on a piecework basis. (Tlie number and the earnings of
persons paid on a piecework basis were required for those who
worked on Friday of the week preceding the enumeration.)
The number of hours that workers were expected to work to
earn their pay was asked for each class except those employed
on an hourly or piecework basis. For 1959 and 19.j4, the data
include oflice estimates for farms submitting incomplete reports
of wage rates and hours worked. The estimates were consistent •
with the size and type of operations for the individual farm as
compared with similar farms in the area for which complete
reports were received. The corresponding data for 1950 apply
only to farms that reported both wage rates and hours worked.
Fertilizer and Lime. — The questions about fertilizer and lime,
asked only for the sample farms, relate to the acreage on which
fertilizer and lime were used and to the quantity used. Farm
operators were asked to report total quantities used in 1959 on
the farms they operated regardless of when or by wliom the ferti-
lizer and lime were purchased. In the South, some landlords
who operated farms themselves included the fertilizer and lime
they had purchased for use on their tenant-oi>erated land. Such
fertilizer and lime may also have been reported by the tenants.
When double reporting was detected during the editing process,
the data on the questionnaires concerned were adjusted to elim-
inate duplication in the totals.
The 1959 data for fertilizer and lime are entirely comparable
with those for 1954. A breakdown between dry and liquid fer-
tilizing materials was not obtained in 1954 and data on cost
of either fertilizer or lime were not obtained in 1959.
Fertilizer. — The report for fertilizer was to refer only to com-
mercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials, including rock
phosphate. The acres fertilized and the tons of fertilizer ap-
plied to those acres were obtained separately for selected crops.
The selected crops varied by region so that it was possible to
obtain detailed data for the crops most commonly fertilized
in each region. In cases where the same land was used tor
more than one crop, the acres fertilized were to be reported
separately for each crop. If the same crop was fertilized
more than once, however, the acres in that crop were to be
reported only once. In all cases, the total quantity of fer-
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tilizer used in 1959 was to be reported, inclndiDg quantities
used on land occupied by crops planted in 1958 or by crops
to be harvested in 1960.
Reports for quantity of fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used were required for both dry and liquid materials. The
terms "dry" and "liquid" referred to the form in which the
fertilizers and fertilizing materials were purchased and not
to the way in which they were applied. Thus, dry fertilizers
were those purchased in dry or solid form, as powders, du.sts,
granules, pellets, etc. ; liquid fertilizers were those purchased
in fluid form, as solutions or as liqutfled gases.
Lime. — The data for lime relate to the total acreage limed in
1959 and the total tonnage of lime and liming materials used
on those acres for purposes of conditioning the soil. Instruc-
tions on the questionnaire stated that ground limestone, hy-
drated and burnt lime, marl, and oyster shells were to be
included but that lime used for spraying or sanitation purposes
was to be omitted.
For some counties, the tonnage of lime shown in the table
may be less than the tonnage reported for the Agriculture Con-
servation Program or the Conservation Reserve Program of
the Soil Bank. Differences may be due either to sampling
error or to under-reporting by farm operators. Many of the
differences are minimized or eliminated entirely in the data
presented on a State or regional basis.
Specified Farm Expenditures. — The data for farm expenditures
are estimates based on reports obtained from the sample farms.
The 1959 questionnaire contained questions for six items of farm
expenditure: (1) purchase of feed for livestock and poultry,
(2) purchase of livestock and poultry, (3) machine hire,
(4) hired labor, (5) seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, and (6) gaso-
line and other petroleum fuel and oil. With the exception of
items (2) and (5), exactly the same questions were asked in
1954. For each item sijecified, the total expenditures made for
the farm in 1959 wore to be reported, whether made by the
farm operator, his landlord, or both. A farm operator who
rented part of his land to others was to report only the ex-
penditures for the land he operated himself. Enumerators were
instructed to ask respondents who had difficulty estimating
their expenses for the period between enumeration and the end
of the year to estimate them on the basis of current costs.
Feed. — The report on feed purchased for livestock and poultry
was to include expenditures for grain, hay, millfocds, pasture,
salt, condiments, concentrates, and mineral supplements as
well as for the grinding and mixing of feed. The estimated
cost of items furnishe<l by a landlord, contractor, or other
owner for feeding poultry and livestock kept on the farm was
also to be included. Payments made by a tenant to his land-
lord for feed grown on the tenant farm were to be excluded.
Livestock and Poultry. — The cost of baby chicks and turkey
poults was to be included in the expenditures made for the
purchase of livesto<'k and poultry. Enumerators were in-
structed to ask the farm operator to include the cost or esti-
mated purchase value of poultry and livestock provided by
others and cared for by the operator under a contract feeding
arrangement. The cost of livestock purchased for resale within
30 days was not to be included. A short-term transaction of
that nature was considered to be a dealer operation, not an
agricultural one.
Data on the purchase of livestock and poultry were not ob-
tained in 1954. The instructions for the 1950 census specified
that expenditures for domestic rabbits, fur-bearing animals
kept in captivity, and bees were to be included. Any lack of
comparability in the 1950 and 1959 data resulting from inclu-
sion or exclusion of rabbits, fur-bearing animals, or bees Is
considered to be so slight as to be insignificant
Uachine Hire. — Expenditures for machine hire relate to cus-
tom machine work, such as tractor hire, threshing, grain or
seed combining, silo filling, baling, cotton picking, cotton gin-
ning, corn picking, plowing, vegetable harvesting, fruit pick-
ing, spraying, and dusting. Any amount spent for the labor
Included in the cost of machine hire was to be considered as
part of the total expenditure. The cost of freight or trucking
and exchange work without pay were to be omitted.
Hired Labor. — Expenditures for hired labor were to include
total cash payments made in 1959 to family members and to
others for farm labor. Payments to persons supplied by a con-
tractor or a cooperative organization and paid directly by
them or by the crew boss were also to be included. Payments
for the following types of work were to be excluded : house-
work, contract construction work, custom machine work, and
repair, installation, or construction work done by persons spe-
cifically employed for such work.
Gasoline and Other Petroleum Fuel and Oil. — Expenditures for
gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil were to relate only
to the products used in the farm business. Enumerators were
instructed to exclude the cost of petroleum products used
for the family automobile when operated for other than farm
business purposes and of products used in the farmhouse for
heating, cooking, and lighting.
Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, and Trees. — Expenditures were to repre-
sent the total amount spent for seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
to be used on the farm operated. The value of seed grown on
the farm was to be excluded. For nurseries and greenhouses,
the cost of products purchased for immediate resale was also
to be excluded.
This item of expenditure was not included in the 1954 Census.
The data are comparable with those for 1950, however.
Crops
Crops Harvested. — The 1959 agriculture questionnaire was simi-
lar to the questionnaire used in several previous censuses in
that it provided for the collection of detailed data for all crops
harvested on each individual farm. The variation in the crops
listed on the questionnaires used in different States made pos-
sible the separate reporting of all important crops grown in a
given area. All versions of the questionnaire contained several
"All other crops" questions where crops not specifically listed in
separate questions were to be reported.
Acreage of Crops Harvested. — In most instances, the acreage
reported for individual crops represents the area harvested
during 1959. The area harvested is often less than the area
planted. For fruit orchards and groves, vineyards, and planted
nut trees, the acreage reported represents the total area in
both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines as of the date of
enumeration- — usually a date in October, November, or Decem-
ber 1959. For soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, the acreage
grown for all purposes was reported as well as the acreage har-
vested for specific purposes. For velvet beans, only the acreage
grown was reported. As the enumeration was about to begin
in South Florida (those counties in which the enumeration was
begun on October 7), an instruction was issued to the effect
that the data for vegetables and potato crops should relate
to a full year, beginning on October 1, 1958, and ending Sep-
tember 30, 1959.
Quantity of Crops Harvested. — Except for citrus fruits, olives,
avocados, and for vegetable and potato crops in South Florida
(see preceding paragraph) data for quantity harvested relate
to the calendar year 1!>59. For citrus fruits, the quantity
harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the 1958-59 marketing
season was to be reported. For olives, the crop harvested in
1959 was to be reported for all States except California and
Arizona. Enumerators in those two States were instructed to
report olives harvested from the bloom of 1958 during the 1958-
59 harvest season (September 15, 1958, to February "S, 1959).
In the case of avocados, the data for California were to relate
to the quantity harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the
marketing season that extended from October 1, 1958 to Sep-
tember 30, 1959; the data for Florida were to relate to the
crop harvested for the marketing season that extended from
July 1, 1959, to February 28, 1960. Respondents were to
estimate quantities not yet harvested at the time of
enumeration.
Ifnlt of Keasure. — The unit of measure in which quantities
were to be reported has varied for some crops, not only from
■State to State, but also from census to census. The aim has
been to permit reporting in the units of measure currently
in use. In the State and county tables, the quantities harvested
for each crop are usually expressed in the unit of measure
given on the 1959 agriculture questionnaire. In 1959, for corn
and Irish potatoes, a choice between two units in which to
report the production was given in some States. (See the
discussion for those crops.) To provide readily comparable
information, data published in earlier reports in different units
of measure generally have been converted to the units used in
1959.
Com. — In the 1959 census, detailed questions regarding the
purpose for which corn was harvested were asked in all States.
For most States, bushels was the only unit specified for com
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water obtained from each source. The number of acres that
were irrigated by water from each source or combination of
sources was calculated during office processing operations by
applying the percentages to the total land irrigated.
Ground-water sources relate to wells (pumped or flowing) and
springs ; surface-water sources relate to streams, lakes, reservoirs,
and sewage and drainage ditches. For each of these sources,
only water obtained by pumps or other works operated as part
of the operator's own farm or as part of another single farm was
to be included. Irrigation-organization sources relate to irriga-
tion enterprises organized to supply water to a group of farms,
regardless of how or where the enterprise obtained the water.
The irrigation enterprise may be a legal organization or a group
of farmers informally organized to operate a supply ditch or
other works to provide water for their own farms.
Land-Use PRACTiCEa
Summary Information. — The 1959 data for land-use practices
are estimates based on reports obtained from only a sample of
farms. Comparable data are not presented for 1954 because
questions about land-use practices were included on the 1954
questionnaire for only a limited number of States. The various
land-use practices relate to methods for reducing soil erosion,
either by improving the soil, controlling the run-ofC of water, or
reducing the blowing of topsoil.
Cropland in Cover Crops. — The data relate to land on which
cover crops were turned under for green manure in 1959 and
which was then planted to another crop. The entire acreage of
cover crops so used was to be reported even if the following crop
failed.
Cropland Used for Grain or Row Crops Farmed on the Contour. —
This item relates to land on which grain or row crops were
planted in level rows around the slope of a hill.
Land in Strip-Cropping Systems for Soil-Erosion Control. — Strip-
cropping was defined as the practice of alternating close-sown
crops with strips or bands of row crops or of alternating either
close-sown or row crops with bands of cultivated fallow land.
The published data refer to the total acreage of all fields and
tracts in which strip-cropping was practiced in 1959.
System of Terraces on Crop and Pasture Land. — This item re-
lates to the acreage in ridge-type or channel-type terraces con-
structed on sloping cropland and pastureland.
Livestock and Poui-tbt
Inventories. — Data for livestock and poultry on farms relate
to the number on hand at the time of enumeration. All live-
stock and poultry, including those being kept or fed under con-
tract, were to be enumerated on the farm or ranch where they
were, regardless of who owned them. Livestock in transit from
one grazing area to another or grazing in national forests, graz-
ing districts, open range, or on land used under permit were to be
reported as being on the place where the person who had control
over them had his headquarters.
The time of year at which livestock and poultry are enumerated
affects the data. Therefore, the date of enumeration needs to
be considered when totals for the various censuses are compared.
Both the 1959 and the 1954 census data represent fall Inven-
tories. These censuses came at a time of large-scale movement
of flocks and herds from one range to another, from ranch to
feed lot, and from farm or ranch to market.
The censuses of 1920, 1925, 1935, and 1945 were taken as of
January 1 and those of 1930, 1940, and 1950, as of April 1. A
count made in April varies considerably from one made in Jan-
uary. In most areas a large mmiber of animals are born between
January and April. A considerable number of older animals die
or are sold during the same period. In the range States, along
with the change in season and grazing condition, sheep and cattle
are moved from one locality or county to another. This movement
may affect the comparability of data for counties and, in some
cases, for States. The comparability of data by age has been
affected also by changes in the questions from one census to
another.
Milk Cows, Cows Milked, Milk Produced, and Butter. — Data on
the number of milk cows, cows milked, and milked produced relate
to the day preceding the enumeration. Data for butter churned
were obtained only for 14 States and relate to the calendar week
preceding the enumeration. The data for cows milked yesterday
and milk produced yesterday are not given in this volume. These
figures were obtained primarily to serve the needs of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture in making monthly and annual esti-
mates of milk production. These figures can be made available,
at a small cost, to others who express an interest in them.
Whole Milk and Cream Sold. — Data for whole milk and cream
sold relate to the entire year 19.59 and are estimates based on
reports obtained for farms in the sample. All milk and cream
sold from the farm (except quantities purchased from some
other place and then resold) were to be included, regardless
of who shared the receipts. The questionnaire provided three
alternative units of measure for reporting the quantity of milk
sold — pounds of milk, gallons of milk, and pounds of butterfat.
The respondent was thus permitted to report quantity according
to the unit of measure in which payment was received. In the
State and county tables, the data for milk are given in the unit
of measure most commonly used in the State. Pounds of butter-
fat were converted into gallons or pounds of whole milk on the
basis of the average butterfat content of milk as shown by data
furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
Sows and Gilts Farrowing. — In the 1959 census, data were ob-
tained for the number of litters farrowed between December 1,
1958, and June 1, 1959, and from June 1 to December 1, 1959. In
the 1954 census, data were obtained for the sows and gilts that
farrowed rather than for the number of litters.
Sheep, Lambs, and Wool. — In the 1959 census, questions about
sheep, lambs, and wool were asked in all States. Data on
shearings and on amount of wool shorn were obtained for lambs
and sheep separately. In the 1954 census, sheep and lamb inven-
tories were not obtained for Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Goats and Mohair. — In 1959, questions on goats, kids, and mo-
hair appeared on the questionnaires for the following nine States :
Arizona, California, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Oregon, Texas, and Utah. In 1954, corresponding data were ob-
tained for Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas,
Washington, and selected counties in Missouri.
Bees and Honey. — No questions on bees and honey were in-
cluded on the questionnaires for either the 1959 or the 1954
census. In 1959, however, enumerators were instructed to ob-
tain agriculture questionnaires for places not having agricultural
operations if they were engaged in beekeeping. The number of
hives of bees and the amount of honey sold were to be reported
in the "Remarks" space of the questionnaire. Data for bees
and honey are not included in this report.
Value of Livestock on Farms. — To obtain the value of livestock
on farms, the number of each class of livestock or poultry on hand
was multiplied by the State average price for 1959, as furnished
by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture. Comparable data for 1954 were compiled by the
same method on the basis of average prices for that year.
Sales of Live Animals. — Data for the number and value of ani-
mals sold alive in 1959 are estimates based on reports for sample
farms only. Corresponding data for 1954 were obtained for all
farms. The dollar value of sales was obtained from the farmer
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for cattle, calves, and horses and mules. Average value per head
for other livestock sold was obtained from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. In the 1959 census, respondents were asked to
report separately the number of live animals already sold and the
number estimated to be sold between the time of enumeration and
the end of the year. This separation of reports for the number
sold and to be sold was designed to assure more complete coverage
of all livestock sales made during the year. In the 1954 census,
only totals for the entire year were obtained though reference
was made to animals to be sold between enumeration and the end
of the year.
Sales of Poultry and Poultry Products.— For both the 1959 and
the 19.54 Censuses, sales of chickens were obtained for two groups :
(1) broilers and (2) other chickens. The enumeration of broiler
sales presents prob'ems arising from the varied contractual ar-
rangements under which broilers are produced. The question-
naire contained an instruction to the effect that all broilers grown
for others under contract were to be reported as sold. During
office processing operations, the data reported for inventories and
sales of chickens four months old and over, chicken eggs sold, and
broilers sold were carefully examined. Obvious inconsistencies
indicating confusion between broilers and other chickens were
corrected on the basis of estimated values and, for sample farms,
on the basis of data reported for expenditures for feed, poultry
and livestock purchases, hired labor, etc.
Questions relating to poultry other than chickens (and broilers)
were generally the same in 1959 as in 1954. In the 1959 census,
however, only total numbers were obtained for turkeys and turkey
fryers raised and for turkey hens kept for breeding whereas the
1954 questionnaire asked for a breakdown between light and heavy
breeds. Also, for poultry other than chickens and turkeys, the
1959 census obtained the number sold whereas the 1954 census
obtained the number raised.
Classification of Farms
Scope of Classification. — Data for land in farms, and for crop-
land harvested in farms classified by size, by color of operator and
by tenure of operator were tabulated for all farnis. However,
most of the detailed data by size of farm, by color of operator, by
tenure of operator, by economic class, and by type of farm are
estimates based on farms in the sample. The farm classifications
by size of farm, color of operator, tenure of operator, economic
class of farm, and type of farm were made in the processing
office on the basis of data reported on each questionnaire.
Farms by Size. — Farms were classified by size according to the
total land area established for each farm. The same classifica-
tion was used for all States. According to definition, a farm is
essentially an operating unit, not an ownership tract. All land
operated by one person or partnership represents one farm. In
the case of a landlord who ha.s assigned land to croppers or other
tenants, the land assigned to each cropi>cr or tenant is considered
a separate farm even though the landlord may operate the entire
laudholding as one unit in respect to supervision, equipment, rota-
tion practice, purchase of supplies, or sale of products. In some
parts of the South, a special Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire was
used to assure an accurate enumeration of each unit within a
multiple-unit operation. A change was made in the size classifica-
tion for 1959, as contrasted with several preceding years, by sub-
dividing the 1,000-acre-and-over group and by combining two
previously recognized groups, viz., 10 to 29 acres and 30 to 49
acres.
Farms by Color of Operator. — Farms were classified by color of
operator into two groups, "white" and "nonwhite." "Nonwhite"
Includes primarily Negro and Indian operators but also some of
other racial origin.
Enumerators were instructed to rei)ort the race on the basis of
their own observation whenever possible rather than by asking the
respondent.
Farms by Tenure of Operator. — The classification of farms by
tenure of operator was based on data reported for land owned,
land rented from others or worked for others on shares, land
managed for others, and land rented to others or worked on shares
by others. The same basis of classification was used in 1959
as in 1954.
For 1959, each questionnaire was coded, during the editing i)roc-
ess, to indicate whether it represented a farm operated by a full
owner, part owner, manager, or tenant. The sample question-
naires for tenants were given a code to indicate the kind of
tenant.
The various classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
1). Part Owners operate land they own and also land rented
from others.
c. Managers operate land for others and are paid a wage or
salary for their services. Persons acting merely as care-
takers or hired as laborers are not classified as managers. If
a farm operator managed land for others and also oiierated
land on his own account, the land operated on his own ac-
count was considered as one farm and the land managed for
others as a second farm. If, however, lie managed land for
two or more employers, all the niannged land was considered
to be one farm,
d. Tenants rent from others or work on shares for others all
the land- they operate. They are further classified, as de-
scribed below, on the basis of rental arrangements in regard
to the payment of cash rent, sharing of crops, sharing of
livestock or livestock products, and the furnishing of work
power by the landlord.
(1) Cash Tenants pay cash rent, either on a per-acre basis or
for the farm as a whole.
(2) Share-Cash Tenants pay part of the rent in cash and part
in a share of the crops and/or of the livestock and livestock
products.
(3) Crop-Share Tenants pay a share of the crops but not of the
livestock or livestock products.
(4) Livestock-Share Tenants pay a share of the livestock or
livestock products. They may or may not also pay a share of
the crops.
(5) Croppers are tenants whose landlords furnished all the
work animals or tractor power. They usually work under
the close supervision of the landowners or their agents, or
other farm operators. Also, the land assigned to them Is
often merely a part of a multi-unit operation. Croppers may
or may not also pay cash rent or a share of crops, livestock,
or livestock prociucts. Data for croppers are available for
only 16 southern States and Missouri.
(6) Other Tenants are those who did not qualify for inclusion
in any of thfl foregoing subclnssifications. They may have
had the use of land rent-free or in return for a fixed quantity
of products, payment of taxes, maintenance of buildings, etc.
(7) Unspecified Tenants are those for whom the rental arrange-
ment was not reported.
The definition of each subclass of tenant was essentially the
same for earlier censuses as for 19.59. In 1945, however, the
enumerator was asked to dclerniine the subclass of tenants
whereas in other censuses all cla.ssifications were made during
the processing of questionnaires on the basis of the data
reported. The procedure used in 1945 may have affected the
comparability of the data, especially for cash tenants and
share-cash tenants.
Farms by Economic Class. — The totals for farms by economic
class are estimates for all farms made on the basis of data re-
ported only for the sample farms. The economic classifications
represent groupings of farms that are similar in characteristics
and size of operation. The economic classes were established on
the basis of one or more of four factors: (1) total value of all
farm products sold, (2) number of days the farm operator worked
off the farm, (3) the age of the farm operator, and (4) the re-
lationship of Income received by the operator and members of his
household from nonfarm sources to the value of all farm products
sold. Institutional farm.s, Indian reservations, agricultural ex-
periment stations, and grazing associations were always classified
as "abnormal."
XXIV
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
The total value of farm products sold was obtained by addi-
tion of the reported or estimated values for all products sold from
the farm. The value of cattle and calves, horses and mules, dairy
products, some poultry products, vegetables, nursery and green-
house products, standing timber, and miscellaneous forest prod-
ucts was obtained from the farm operator during the enumera-
tion. The quantity sold was obtained during enumeration for
corn, sorghums, small grains, hay, small fruits, some of the for-
est products, chickens and chicken eggs, hogs, sheep, and goats.
To obtain the value of sales of these products, the quantity sold
was multiplied by State average prices.
For each of the other products, the entire production was mul-
tiplied by the State average price. If the resulting value amount-
ed to $100 or more, the entire quantity produced was considered
as sold. This procedure was followed only in establishing the
economic class and the type of farm but was not used in estab-
lishing the total value of products sold from the farm. (See
p. XXV.)
Farms were grouped into two major categories, commercial
farms and other farms, mainly on the basis of total value of prod-
ucts sold. The 1959 class intervals and some of the criteria for
determination of a given class are different from those used in
1954 and in 1950. In general, for 1959, all farms with a value
of sales amounting to $2,500 or more were classified as commercial.
Farms with a value of sales of $50 to $2,499 were classified as com-
mercial if the farm operator was under 65 years of age and (1) he
did not work off the farm 100 or more days during the year and
(2) the income received by the operator and members of his
family from nonfarm sources was less than the value of all farm
products sold. The remaining farms with a value of sales of $50
to $2,499 and institutional farms and Indian reservations were
included in one of the groups of "other farms."
Commercial farms were divided into six economic classes on
the basis of the total value of all farm products sold, as
follows :
Value of Farm
Class of Farm Products sold
I $40,000 and over
II $20,000 to $39,999
III $10,000 to $19,999
IV $5,000 to $9,999
V $2,500 to $4,999
VI* $50 to $2,499
•Provided the farm operator was under 65 years of age, and —
(1) he did not work off the farm 100 or more days, and (2) the In-
come that he and members of his household received from nonfarm
sources was less than the total value of farm products sold.
Other farms were divided into three economic classes aa
follows :
a. Class Vn, Part-time. — Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-time" if
the operator was under fiS years of age and he either worked
off the farm 100 or more days or the income he and members
of his household received from nonfarm sources was greater
than the total value of farm products sold.
b. Class VIII, Part-retirement. — Farms with a value of sales
of farm products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-
retirement" if the farm operator was 65 years old or over.
Many of these are farms on which the income from nonfarm
sources was greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others are residential, subsistence, or marginal
farms. In previous censuses, the age of the farm operator
was not a criterion for grouping farms by economic class.
Since the number of elderly people in our population has
been steadily increasing during recent years, a separate
classification for farms operated on a part-retirement basis
was considered important for an adequate analysis of the
agricultural structure of a county or State.
c. Class XX, Abnormal. — All institutional farms and Indian
reservations were classified as "abnormal," regardless of the
value of sales. Institutional farms include those operated
by hospitals, penitentiaries, schools, gn'azing associaUons,
government agencies, etc.
Farms by Type. — The data for farms by type are estimates
based on data tabulated for the farms In the sample. The
type represents a description of the major source of income from
farm sales. To be classified as a particular type, a farm had to
have sales of a particular product or group of products amounting
in value to 50 percent or more of the total value of all farm prod-
ucts sold during the year.
The types of farms, together with the products on which type
clas.sifieation is based, are as follows :
Type of Farm
Cash-grain ,
Tobacco
Cotton
Other fleld-crop-
Vegetable
Fruit-and-nut
Poultry ,
Dairy _
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches-
Miscellaneous-
Source of Cash Income
(Products with sales value representing
50% or more of total value of all farm
products sold)
Corn, sorghums, small grains, soybeans
for beans, cowpeas for peas, dry field
and seed beans and peas.
Tobacco.
Cotton.
Peanuts, potatoes (Irish and sweet),
sugarcane for sugar or sirup, sweet
sorghums for sirup, broomcorn, pop-
corn, sugar beets, mint, hops, and
sugar beet seed.
Vegetables.
Berries, other small fruits, tree fruits,
grapes, and nuts.
Chickens, chicken eggs, turkeys, and
other poultry products.
Milk and cream. The criterion of 50
percent of total sales was modified in
the case of dairy farms. A farm hav-
ing value of sales of dairy products
amounting to less than 50 percent of
the total value of farm products sold
was classified as a dairy farm, if —
(a) Milk and cream sold accounted
for more than 30 percent of the total
value of products sold and —
(b) Milk cows represented 50 percent
or more of total cows and —
(c) The value of milk and cream sold
plus the value of cattle and calves
sold amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of all farm
products sold.
Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, wool
and mohair except for farms in the 17
Western States, liouisiana, and
Florida that qualified as livestock
ranches.
Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisi-
ana, and Florida were classified as
livestock ranches if the sales of live-
stock, wool, and mohair represented
50 percent or more of the total value
of farm products sold and if pasture-
land or grazing land amounted to 100
or more acres and was 10 or more
times the acreage of cropland har-
vested.
Field seed crops, hay, silage. A farm
was classified as general also if it had
cash income from three or more
sources and did not meet the criteria
for any other type.
Nursery and greenhouse products, forest
products, mules, horses, colts and
ponies. Also all institutional farms
and Indian reservations.
INTRODUCTION
XXV
The type classifications were essentially the same for the 1959
as for the 1954 census except that tobacco farms and livestock
ranches were not separately classified in 1954. Tobacco was in-
cluded as one of the crops used in the classification of "other
field crop" farms in 1954. The farms classified as livestock
ranches in 1959 would have been classified as "livestock other
than dairy and poultry" in 1954 without regard to the acreage in
pasture.
Value of Farm Products Sold. — Data for the value of farm prod-
ucts sold in 1959 were obtained by enumeration for some prod-
ucts and by estimation for others. The questionnaire used for
the 1959 census provided for farm operators to report value of
sales for the following products :
Vegetables Miscellaneous poultry products
Nursery and greenhouse prod- Milk and cream
ucts Cattle
Standing timber Calves
Miscellaneous forest products Horses, mules, colts, and ponies
For all other agricultural products, the value of sales was esti-
mated during the oflSce processing. The State average prices
used for calculating the value of farm products sold were fur-
nished to the Bureau by the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. One of three following pro-
cedures was used.
(1) For the products for which data on quantities sold were
obtained during enumeration, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the county totals of the quantities reported as sold or
the quantities reported as produced for sale. The following prod-
ucts were covered by this procedure :
Corn for grain Fence posts
Sorghums for grain, seed, sirup, Sawlogs and veneer logs
or dry forage Christmas trees
All (<mall grains Chickens (broilers and others)
Hay crops Chicken eggs
All berries and small fruits ' Hogs and pigs
Firewood and f uelwood Sheep and lambs
Pulpwood Goats and kids
'Adjastment made for cranberries based on Cranberry Payment
Program.
(2) For most of the agricultural products which are cus-
tomarily raised for sale, the entire quantity produced was
considered to be sold. The State average prices were, accordingly,
multiplied by the county total of production. The following crops
were covered by this procedure :
Cotton Sugarcane for sugar
Popcorn Tobacco
Sugar beets for sugar Wool
Broomcorn Mohair
(3) For all other crops, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the quantities sold as estimated on the basis of crop-
disposition data furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service,
data reported in questions for "other crops" on the 1959 question-
naire, or data obtained from earlier censuses.
For aU tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the entire quantity pro-
duced was considered as sold, except for apples, apricots, sour and
sweet cherries, peaches, plums, prunes, avocados, tangerines,
oranges, and grapefruit in States where a portion of the crop
was not harvested or was subjected to excess cullage as indicated
by data obtained from the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The data for 1959 are comparable with those for 1954 since
essentially the same procedures were used In both censuses for
estimating quantities and values of farm products sold. In 1959,
as in 1954, data for the sales of farm products represent total
sales for the entire farm, regardless of who shared the receipts.
For tenant-operated farms, the landlord's share of agricultural
products was considered as sold provided the products were
moved off the tenant farm. All crops, livestock, and poultry
raised under a contract arrangement were considered as sold
from the farm where they were raised. For institutional farms,
all agricultural items produced on land operated by the institu-
tion and consumed by the inmates were to be reported as sold.
All sales data relate to one year's farm operations. Crop sales
are for crops harvested during the crop year, whether the crops
were actually .sold immediately after harvest or placed in storage
for later sale. Sales of livestock and livestock products relate
to the calendar year, regardless of when the livestock or prod-
ucts were raised or produced. AU wool and mohair reported
as shorn or clipped was considered as sold.
Enumerators were instructed to record gross values of quanti-
ties sold, with no deductions for feed, seed, fertilizer, water, labor,
or marketing costs. For some products, however, net values may
have been reported. In the case of milk, particularly, some farm
operators may have reported the payments they received as the
gross value of sales, even though the buyer had deducted handling
and hauling charges before making payment. Adjustments were
made in the data reported only in cases of obvious error.
o
Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(1)
OREGON
State Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
? based on reports for only a sample of fanr.s. See texlj
(For denmtjons and explanations, see text)
FafTlIS numlier . .
Approxinate land aiea (see text) ac««9 . . .
Proportjon in farms percent...
Land in fatms acres . . .
Average size of fami ncres . . .
Value o1 land and buildings :
Avenfifi per farm dollars . . .
Avera^te per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use; '
Cropland harvested farms reporting. . .
1 to 9 acr«s funis reporting..
10 to 19 acres fanna reporting . .
20 to 20 acres farms reptaunj?. .
30 to 49 acres farms lepofting . .
SO to 99 acres fatms reporting..
100 to 199 acras farms reporting . .
200 or more acrws farms reporting . .
200 In 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting, .
1,000 or more acrea farms reporting..
Oopland used only for pasture* farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . . .farms reporting. .
Cultivated suirener failo* farms reporting..
Soil-improvement f^asses and legumes . . .farms .-eporting. .
OtJier cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
Woodland pastured. farms reporting. .
Woodland mt pastured farms teporting, .
Othra pasture (not cropland and
not woodland)' farms reporting. .
Improved pastiffe farms reporting..
m>fw land (houae lo(s, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms repotting . .
Cropland, toul ■ farms reporting. .
Land pastured, total farms reporting. .
Woodland, toUl farms n>porting . .
Irrigated land in farms fftmis repeating..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
1959
(Oct.-Norv.)
i2,573
61,598,720
34.5
21,235,298
498.8
41, lie
92.97
33,420
3,118,451
9,410
4,997
3,205
4,028
4,700
3,332
3,748
2,554
848
346
19,423
942,236
11,174
1,319,457
5,532
927,559
2,458
150,721
5,227
241,177
11,650
3,145,121
9,101
736,246
15,393
U,481,945
4,838
457,891
NA
492,842
38,484
5,380,144
32,556
15,569,302
17,943
3,881,367
17,724
1,384,284
13,926
967,766
54,441
61,641,600
34.1
21,Oi7,340
386.6
27,803
76.17
41,218
3,265,385
13,202
6,150
3,868
4,797
5,601
3,887
3,713
2,562
822
329
22,704
807, W2
12,850
1,177,361
6,826
953,499
NA
KA Not available. 'For the Cenauaee of 1959 and 1954, in
Aich flgurea are available, except that •tarn cut for forage wai
ccnparable for the vorloua Censua yeara becauae of differences
pastured. 'Acreage of Irrigated crops; acreage counted more
MA
15,521
3,847,317
10,188
790,647
20,362
10,607,429
8,057
4U,329
49,824
552,059
47,822
5,249,888
42,155
15,261,888
22,629
4,637,964
19,826
1,490,366
15,607
1,006,566
the CensuB year;
ji definition of
than once where
59,827
61,641,600
33.0
20,327,683
339.8
19,918
62.83
47,482
3,218,767
16,428
7,489
4,574
5,600
6,079
3,881
3,431
2,432
698
301
26, U4
969,029
17,324
1,349,351
8,530
972,345
NA
»A
19,338
3,618,248
12,824
950,374
18,056
9,664,984
6,810
4,653
63,125
61,664,000
32.0
19,754,257
312.9
11,054
35.32
52,630
3,276,086
19,096
8,020
5,067
6,335
6,698
3,992
3,422
2,393
727
302
18,974
566,251
NA
18,566
2,771,718
8,356
490,475
27,847
11,085,754
NA
NA
57,465
497,209
57,150
4,909,101
50,332
L4,423,723
24,325
3,262,193
15,597
1,129,059
NA
61,829
61,664,000
29.2
17,988,307
290.9
7,712
26.51
54,589
2,624,316
29,087
1,213,983
59,766
5,255,467
NA
NA
23,533
2,081,907
16,159
1,030,228
14,882
730,682
64,826
61,188,480
28.4
17,357,549
267.8
6,922
25,85
59,508
2,831,742
20,487
723,585
NA
27,442
2,778,3U
9,314
571,630
24,161
8,536,677
59,039
549,889
13,243
578,838
55,153
61,188,480
27,0
16,548,678
300.1
11,433
38,12
50,862
2,906,324
17,835
816,803
NA
23,958
2,619,478
7,856
502,737
18,916
7,942,543
44,623
494,598
'11,387
'637,967
55,911
61,183,480
23.1
14,130,847
252.7
11,019
43.60
50,206
61,138,480
22.1
13,542,318
269.7
13,449
49.86
NA
24,093
2,144,963
7,540
519,674
18,316
6,059,168
2,309,596
9,154
for all other Censusea, In the calendar year preceding the CensuB , ^Total acreage of crops for
it of this acreage waa probably duplicated In the acreage of com harvested for grain. 'Not fully
cropland used only for pasture. See tejrt.
two or more crops '
> harvested from the )
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Dftta (or 1959 and 1950 are based on repccts fof only a sample of farms. Se« textj
(For definitions and explanations, see left)
All farms number . .
Under 10 acres number . .
Under 3 acres number . .
1 acre or less number. .
3 to 9 acres number..
3 acres number .
4,cres number..
5 aci«3 number . .
fi acres number . .
10 to 49 acres numlier . .
10 to 29 acres number . .
30 to 49acres numto . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 179 acres number . .
220 to 2.W acres number . .
260 to 409 acres number . .
500 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 or more acres numlwr . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number. .
2,000 or more acres number . .
Land in tatins acres .
Avera^ size of farm acres . .
Under 10 acres acres . .
10 to 49 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..
140 to 179 acres acres . .
220 to 259 acres acres.,
260 to 499 acres acres . .
500 to 999 acres acres . ,
1 ,000 or rrore acres acres . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres . ,
2,000 or more acres acres . .
Land in farms according to use; '
Cropland harvested farms repollinp .
Under 10 acres farms repotting .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting .
10 to 29 acres farms reporting .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 69 acres farms reportinc .
70 In 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 139 acres farms repcrting .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting.
180 to 219 acres farms repotting.
220 to 259 acres farms reporting .
260 to 499 acres farms rcTwrting .
500 to 999 acres fama repotting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,9W acres farms repotting .
2,000 ot mote acres farms teporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
5,149
1,263
13,606
8,517
5,089
3,248
1,327
1,921
16,410,907
1,845,643
14,565,264
33,900
3,131,872
2,952
9,148
10,137
124,763
2,381
61,594
3,452
118,481
2,597
139,441
2,211
148,855
2,931
397,864
1,925
418,269
2,991
1,490,285
1,207
401,733
1,784
1,088,552
54,441
10,132
1,643
16,931
10,866
6,115
47,344
417,588
183,015
234,573
41,218
3,265,385
4,813
12,728
12,492
147,687
7,679
64,020
4,813
83,667
2,864
76,803
4,221
158,197
3,106
160,671
2,665
173,495
1,509
122,740
1,118
109, 593
3,189
417,133
2,064
408,856
19,349
12,154
7,195
52,623
480,443
203,268
277,175
47,525
3,206,101
5,807
16,478
15,222
176,334
9,277
75,324
5,945
101,010
3,347
3,542
172,963
3,112
193,092
1,647
128,066
1,324
123,450
3,417
392,271
2,156
363,948
63,125
12,755
1,892
20,269
12,802
7,467
60,283
498,254
2U,430
286,824
52,630
3,276,086
8,027
21,805
16,888
202,607
10,477
83,759
6,411
113,348
3,392
92,548
5,028
178,589
3,681
178,086
3,528
199,051
1,704
128,339
1,326
116,789
3,674
409,877
2,259
411,061
2,522
3,020
50,753
507,321
203,581
303,740
54,589
2,824,316
7,504
20,709
17,648
210,061
10,623
88,896
7,025
121,165
3,659
97,546
5,584
187,782
3,941
178,844
4,021
196,094
21,200
13,011
3,189
3,007
3,046
49,178
532,077
216,559
315,518
128,002
NA
98,114
403,521
NA
439,123
OREGON 5
State Table 2-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959-Continued
[Data for 1959 and 1950 are based on refxxts for only a sample of farms. See text]
3 text)
Census of —
Land in faims according to use '-Continued
Cn^land, [oUi faims reportini: .
Under 10 acres fajms repottinir .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . .
TO to 99 acres farms rermftinc.
100 to 139 atres farms re^jortjng,.
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting. .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting..
2)» to 499 act«s farms reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting . .
2,000 or mor« ftcres forms rtpccting. .
Land pastured, total farms reporting. .
Under 10 nena farms repxting . .
10 to 49 act«B farms mportjng . .
50 to 69 acres firms reporting . .
70 to 09 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 1S9 acres farms repirting. .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting..
220 to 259 ures farms reporting . .
290 to 490 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 990 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 cr ntn acres farms reporting. .
1,00010 1.9n acres fams reporting..
2,000 cr mt»e acres farms reporting. .
ttrigatfld land in farms farms reporting. .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 49 acres farms repeating . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 138 acres farms reporting . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . .
180 to 219 acres farms lepcrting . .
220 to 259 acres f«ms reporting . .
260 lo 409 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 990 acres farms reporting . .
l.OfM or more acres faieis repcxting . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting. .
2,000 or more acres farms repcrting . .
38,767
5,366,525
3,937
li,6TO
12,262
205,290
2,722
100,020
3,672
180,833
2,899
211,697
2,i97
221,672
1,«)9
171,934
1,069
140,999
3,153
565,797
2,021
666,239
3,126
2,887,374
1,279
743,423
1,847
2,143,951
32,559
15,541,965
2,3U
7,696
9,670
125,137
2,295
66,422
3,246
120,135
2,509
128,210
2,339
171,585
100,165
2,889
483,527
1,892
724,434
3,104
13,507,954
1,227
1,063,230
1,877
12,444,724
is.oee
1,395,358
1,862
6,275
5,046
72,534
1,11*
29,201
1,734
74,695
1,408
77,248
1,330
96,765
767
48,592
1,507
159,420
996
161,640
1,775
609,116
604
112,455
1,171
496,661
47,822
5,249,1
6,841
22,990
15,032
233,171
3,237
113,146
4,654
224,716
3,396
224,859
2,960
240,760
1,643
168,446
1,203
147,881
3,406
591,594
2,189
652,565
3,256
2,629,760
NA
42,155
15,261,888
5,601
17,887
12,376
158,343
2,839
77,448
4,217
152,088
3,114
156,615
2,789
196,609
1,551
142,891
1,110
121,946
3,259
569,303
2,085
848,991
3,214
12,817,767
NA
19,826
1,490,366
2,699
8,921
5,353
77,989
1,177
34,735
2,133
97,038
1,496
81,779
1,376
94,918
726
54,566
526
47,104
1,491
153,085
1,012
130,613
1,832
709,613
54,645
5, 501, 141
3,243
30,322
17,823
277,663
3,703
123,202
5,366
254,905
3,827
247,269
3,463
275,879
1,767
176,670
1,394
176,700
3,622
601,248
2,281
631,752
3,156
2,705,531
NA
45,931
14,193,328
5,551
16,637
14,213
171,394
3,251
83,558
4,786
161,785
163,926
3,137
222,579
1,610
151,036
1,287
137,451
3,389
599,124
2,198
895,771
3,065
11,585,067
NA
NA
41,423
1,200
118,671
874
95, 5U
1,433
610,403
57,150
4,909,101
9,924
32,139
18,434
266,199
3,569
116,480
5,248
227,081
3,834
225,354
3,710
253,636
1,754
162,514
1,367
145,952
3,825
548,269
2,306
600,220
3,179
2,331,207
NA
50,332
U,423,723
5,767
20,549
15,563
197,013
3,259
87,722
4,982
192,444
3,709
206,953
3,668
304,140
1,736
172,713
1,335
166,050
3,730
X8,752
2,295
1,011,759
3,213
11,295,628
NA
NA
33,125
NA
297,059
687,423
NA
2,329,535
732,334
NA
1,982,357
■'U,387
'637,967
1,208
KA Ncjt arallalile. ^For the CeniruBeB of 1959 and 1954, In the Census year; for all trther CensuBes, In the calendar year preceding the Census. ^Total acreage of crops for
idilch fl^turea are avalLable, except that com cut for fcjrage eas excluded as most of this acreage eas probably duplicated In the acreage cjf com harvested for grain, ^50 to 99
'Hot fully ccii5»rable for the various Censtis years because of differences in definition of crcpland used only for pasture. See t^ert.
'Acreage of irrigated crops Including some duplication ehere tiro or more crops were harvested frcm the sane land. ^Includes Irrigated
*Irrt^ted cropland harrested only,
cropland not harvested and ncrt pastured.
'50 to 259 I
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[DaU for 1959 and 1954 are based on reportfi for only a sample of faims. See textj
text)
Census of—
(Forderinitions and explanaticms, see
1959
(Oct.. Nov.)
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 FARM OPERATORS
42,551
30,813
3,490
244
3,004
7.1
1,095
346
774
326
463
21,222,641
6,453,532
11,213,134
1,927,248
1,623,677
472,063
223,405
460,097
369,623
103,484
3,131,872
1,049,636
1,572,697
131,516
378,023
43,064
67,694
183,740
61,733
16,792
42,065
30,558
8,313
241
2,953
7.0
1,085
335
744
326
463
20,763,274
6,405,840
11,145,562
1,590,510
1,621,362
471,953
220,295
456,002
369,628
103,484
3,095,543
1,039,420
1,552,991
131,211
371,921
48,009
65,252
180,135
61,733
16,792
486
255
177
3
51
10.5
10
11
30
459, 367
47,692
67,622
336,738
7,315
110
3,110
4,095
36,329
10,216
19,706
305
6,102
55
2,442
3,605
54,442
41,250
8,606
336
4,250
7.8
1,399
417
1,130
388
866
21,065,724
7,898,950
9,521,320
2,020,853
1,624,596
338,279
223,203
567,536
376,764
118,314
3,293,964
1,231,048
1,417,212
142,600
453,104
49,636
74,647
242,653
67,065
19,103
53,974
40,932
3,463
335
4,189
7.8
1,389
412
1,144
388
856
20,664,188
7,353,015
9,460,340
1,732,657
1,613,176
336,879
222,853
564,096
376,764
117,584
3,259,096
1,271,393
1,395,449
142,150
450,104
49,011
74,327
240,743
67,065
13,958
468
268
138
1
61
13.0
10
5
36
'io
401,536
45,935
60,980
288,201
6,420
1,400
350
3,440
1,230
34,868
9,655
21,763
450
3,000
625
320
1,910
145
59,327
46,069
8,232
273
5,203
8.7
1,650
487
1,272
529
1,265
20,327,683
8,084,951
9,093,964
1,469,376
1,679,392
373,531
226,803
557,408
340,196
181,454
3,213,767
1,339,034
1,276,213
122,588
480,932
62,625
73,603
230,189
74,322
35,193
59,337
45,789
3,187
272
5,089
8.6
1,596
470
1,254
529
1,240
19,921,166
3,043,689
9,059,464
1,150,545
1,667,468
368,585
224,491
554,525
340,196
179,671
3,190,008
1,329,821
1,267,243
113,757
474,187
59,997
76,722
228,821
74,322
34,325
490
280
95
1
114
23.3
54
17
13
25
406,517
41,262
34,500
318,831
11,924
4,946
2,312
2,883
1,783
23,759
9,213
8,970
3,831
6,745
2,628
1,881
1,368
868
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63,125
47,847
7,934
521
6,823
10.8
3,659
212
2,194
758
19,754,257
7,707,577
8,699,982
1,563,700
1,777,998
616,847
39,446
865,483
206,217
3,276,086
1,384,296
1,235,851
164,056
491,883
112,546
31,370
298,035
49,882
62,687
47,580
7,894
519
6,694
10.7
3,583
207
2,146
753
19,666,384
7,671,589
8,664,889
1,561,780
1,768,126
612,277
88,617
361,532
205,700
3,253,424
1,375,161
1,229,479
163,874
484,910
109,143
30,999
295,027
49,741
438
267
40
2
129
29.5
71
5
43
5
87,873
35,988
35,093
6,920
9,872
4,570
829
3,956
517
22,662
9,135
6,372
182
6,973
3,403
371
3,058
141
61,829
42,296
7,841
415
11,277
18.2
5,878
706
3,020
1,673
17,988,307
6,370,403
3,492,345
685,615
2,439,444
959,229
230,821
967,914
281,480
2,824,316
1,159,440
1,005,341
108,353
551,182
149,933
76,864
290,555
33,830
61,206
41,949
7,786
413
11,058
18.1
5,711
704
3,000
1,643
17,919,289
6,326,697
8,479,441
685,545
2,427,606
951,076
230,347
966,605
279,578
2,807,994
1,151,499
1,003,075
108,315
545,105
145,317
76,479
289,773
33,531
623
347
55
2
219
35.2
167
2
20
30
69,018
43,706
13,404
70
11,838
8,153
474
1,309
1,902
16,322
7,941
2,266
33
6,077
4,616
385
777
299
54,826
42,653
7,393
715
14,065
21.7
NA
NA
NA
NA
17,357,549
6,64A,596
6,333,608
355,371
2,973,974
HA
NA
NA
NA
2,331,742
1,193,395
832,343
91,133
708,866
NA
NA
NA
NA
64,058
42,201
7,331
700
13,826
21.6
NA
NA
NA
NA
17,275,493
6,593,256
6,866,280
854,273
2,961,684
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,812,629
1,189,525
329,690
90,512
702,902
NA
NA
NA
NA
768
452
62
15
239
31.1
NA
NA
NA
NA
82,056
51,340
17,328
1,098
12,290
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,113
9,370
3,153
626
5,964
NA
NA
NA
NA
55,153
36,674
7,847
842
9,790
17.8
5,206
NA
NA
NA
16,548,673
6,247,413
6,630,009
839,290
2,831,966
1,U9,962
NA
NA
NA
2,906,324
1,163,141
893,260
145,063
704,860
176, 589
NA
NA
NA
54,470
36,267
7,312
815
9,576
17.6
5,025
NA
NA
NA
16,475,897
6,198,444
6,618,451
836,373
2,822,629
1,113,803
NA
NA
NA
2,890,940
1,154,939
391,573
144,226
700,202
172,916
NA
NA
NA
683
407
35
27
214
31.3
181
NA
NA
NA
72,731
43,969
11,553
2,917
9,337
6,159
NA
NA
NA
15,384
8,202
1,687
837
4,658
3,673
NA
NA
NA
55,911
39,465
6,422
618
9,406
16.3
4,566
NA
NA
NA
14,130,847
6,590,260
4,262,455
901,469
2,376,663
306,146
NA
NA
NA
2,592,219
1,193,939
650,279
81,356
666,645
157,763
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
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
HA
NA
NA
50,206
33,300
6,563
Managers
..number...
916
9,427
Proportion of tenancy
. percent . . .
13.8
»4,382
278
number
I ' ^ tncic h te L
number
Oth d sneeired tenants
number
591
13,542,318
6,814,426
3,202,836
Managers acres . . .
837,924
2,687,132
Caah tenants acres
'903,545
73,862
CroD-share tenants acres
1,396,304
313,421
'2,804,265
acres
NA
NA
NA
NA
rm h te L acres
L' eatock share tenants acres
nth d Ted te ts acrt-q
ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
White farm opefators
. .number . . .
49,633
32,989
number
6,516
Managers
. .number . . .
903
9,220
Proportion of tenancy
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Livestock-share tenants
Other and unspecified tenants
. percent...
..number...
..number...
...number...
..number...
..number...
18.6
'4,307
276
4,054
583
13,442,465
6,730,960
3,196,943
Managers
■■■'^■■■
836,557
2,678,005
'899,785
73,792
l,391,a8
L lock h te t acres
Other and unsoecified tenants a«w
313,210
aOM
NA
_-.
NA
NA
Managers acres . . .
NA
KA
NA
Sh cash tenants acres
NA
NA
I lock hare tenantfi acres
NA
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners
.. .number...
573
311
47
Managers
All tenants
Proportion of tenancy
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share tenants
...number...
...number...
..percent...
. . .number . . .
...number...
...number...
...number...
3
207
36.1
'75
2
122
8
Land in farms aci«s . . .
99,853
83,466
5,893
Managers acres . . .
1,367
9,127
'3,760
70
5,086
211
NA
NA
NA
Managers acres...
NA
NA
■crea
NA
NA
CroD-share tenants Mrei
NA
«ra«A
NA
OREGON
State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
IDnU in italics are based o
'eptvts for only a samplo of farms. See texlj
- , FARM OPER-tTORS
Wliite number.
Ne^o. number.
Other nonwhite. number .
By age:
UndCT 25 years cfientcrs reporting.
25 loM years ofcntora reoortinf:.
35 to 44 years opcntors reletting .
45 to 54 years opetmtors reporting.
55 to M years ofierklors reporting .
65 or more years operates reportini;.
Average age yews.
Operators not repcrting a^ number.
By residence:
Residing wi farm oposled oT>etators reporting .
N« residing <«i farm opoued operators reprrting .
Operalccs not repotting residence number .
By off'fann wofk:
Working off their farms, total ofMralors repotiag.
1 to49days operators repotting . .
50 to 00 days operators tefntting..
100 or more days operators repotting..
100 to 199 days onerators reporting. .
200 or more days operators reporting. .
Operators not worldng off liieir farm or wt
retnrting as to work off llieir farm nianbor . .
By tittiet int:(NBe:
ttitb other income of family exceeding value
of aivicultural products sold operators rt^xcting . .
STEOnED EQUIPMENT AND FAClLmES
AND KM) OF ROAD
&ain combines farms reporting . .
Con pickers farms reporting. .
nunber. .
Pick-up balers farms repeating. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting . .
ttotortrucka farms repcrting. .
Ttactm farms tefnrting . .
Tractors other than gaitlea farms repcrting . .
1 tractor farms roportjng. .
2 tractcrs farms repotting . .
3 tractcrs farms i«pt>ting..
4 tractors farms reporting..
5 cr mere tractors famw rtipcrtiiw..
Whael tractors .farms repeating . .
Oawler tractixs. farms repotting . .
Garden tractors fame roptatii^..
Antomobitea farms r«f)orting . .
number..
Anttinr^itlaa aad/or notortnicka farms rapotting . .
Talaphone farrm repotting . .
Home fleeter farms reporting . .
Milking machine fame reptating. .
Electric milk cooler farms repeating..
Oop drier (for ^ain, forage, or other crops). . .farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevatcr, conveyor,
cr blower fatms repcrting. .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
tfani lurrs' r farms repotting . .
(jravel. iholt, or shale farms reportiitg..
Dirt (If unimprovod farms reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road, .farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting . .
Sor S miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms repcrung . .
5 or more miles farms reporting. .
HA Not avBllaMe.
^Figures for 1945 are for all tractors.
Concrete, brick, asphalt, and macadan,
^Concrete or brick and macadam. Anphalt i
*IncludeB sand-clay.
'Qravel.
^stance to all-weather road. See text.
no
1,1X1
9,!73
ti.m
7,SK
II. S
m
38,143
2,501
1,929
s.sie
i,9se
IS, et?
S,l!3
ts.ui
i30
Ut
S.Sli
6,Ut
t.tti
t.m
30, 339
iS,91»
31. too
71. on
31, 9it
Se, 731
18, 081
8, in
3, set
1,IH
1,111
19, nt
ii.tre
9,13!
11, m
37. ut
i7, 375
iO,»m
3S, 9tS
t7.no
tt. SOS
17, 879
3,300
I,6tt
I,e8i
SOi
St7
S!9
s,7te
18,976
13, 613
11, 891
9,018
50. i
700
31, es9
5,7U
t,7i?
t3. Its
i,9ei
IS, tos
sit
sss
i,l9t
t,its
1,070
1,691
33, 600
iS,Sll
in, 353
67, It!
35, S6t
54, toe
tS, 805
7,)tS
t.iSl
St, 511
iS, SIS
s.tes
to. S6S
ie,t76
61, (177
51, 758
38, 615
It, eS7
9,817
S.S5!
13. 050
H,503
IS, tes
8,031
iS.7
S.lti
33, 9St
6,685
3,577
tS, 660
5,531
IS, Its
36,837
St. it6
3t. 835
U,I3I
t8, 9tl
Sl,St8
S,ttl
9,403
i7,i59
61, 816
5i. 537
SO. 080
9,te6
9.159
682
7,237
13,989
17,391
14,375
9,072
50.1
379
29,331
3,263
2,392
23,676
4,149
19,527
24,183
28,646
'24,183
t8.07t
tt. tt9
NA
5,843
50,840
59,362
56,869
25,643
1,045
6,878
12,011
16,284
13,762
9,637
50.6
2,212
56,883
3,028
1,918
27,802
7,061
3,752
16,989
6,300
10,689
15,861
30,040
13,946
26,712
8,367
5,361
12,984
6,027
6,957
891
6,089
12,685
13,845
11,254
8,224
KA
2,165
12,288
5,123
7,165
^10,415
*25,650
16,068
'8,415
'20,753
22,277
not Included.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
in Italica aro based on reports for only s
SPF.nFIED FAHM EXPENDmiRES
Feed for Livestock and poultry fanns repeating. . .
dollara . . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . . ,
dollars . . .
Machine hire farms repcrting .. ,
dollars. ..
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Slto$199 fatms reporting . .
S'200toS40I) farms reporting..
?50O to $999 farms reporting . .
?1 ,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms refwrting. .
$5,000 to .«9, 999 farms repotting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor' farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expentliture-
$1 to $199 farms reporting..
$200 toS499 farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms Tepocting . .
$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 repcrting. .
$20,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petzoleum fuel and oil
for the farm business farms reporting..
dollars . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting . .
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials - farms reporting . .
doUars..
Lime and liming mstenals farms reporting . .
dollars..
FARM LABOR
Fafm workers for specified week:*
Family and/or hired ssorkers' farms reporting..
persons . .
.Average per farm reporting persons . .
Family wirkers, including operators farms reporting. .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms rep«ting . .
persons . .
Hired workers farms reporting . .
Wcrkers hired by month farms repcrting . .
p<i3cns . .
Wcrkers hired by week farms reporting. .
Workers hired by day farms repcrting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by hour farms reporting. .
persons . .
Workers hired on piece-w«k basis . . farms reporting.
persons.
No report as to basis of payment. . . . farms reporting . .
persons .
Regular hired workers (employed
150 oc more days) farms reporting.
persons .
Farms reporting by number of regular
hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting .
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired vrorkers farms repotting .
6 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
Seasonal hired workers farms lepcrting.
persons.
Farms by kind of workers dutini specified week:
No workers reported farms .
Family workers only farms .
Operator only farms .
Operator and members of his family farms .
Members of operator's family only. farms .
Family workers and hired workers farms .
Operator and hired nerkers farms .
Operator, members of his family, and hired
workers farms.
Members of operator's family and hired workers farms .
Hired workers only farms .
Regular farm workers only farms .
Seasonal farm workers only farma .
311, SSI)
IS, 060, SSi
n, 951
Si, S!7, 7il
17,617
S, Si5, 371
i, 161
l,SOl
l.tlt
6,717
3,6i7
S,6tl
3,001
t, 060
1,311
71,1
ifO, 3se
I9,S76,!07
H, tt3
36, Sit
SI, S87
3I„ Hi
s.aio
16, 33t
f, 778
i,3lt
6,9!,
SO,
1,607
30, 033
19, i06
9,5S9
i,717
3,119
3,67t
t.SOl
NA
!l, 71!
lis, its
U,67i,079
1.737
3i, SOi
367, tSi
iS,61t
7t, t7S
i7, ISS
37, 747
3,331
6,7t3
i,OSt
11, 733
l,S7t
17, 961
S.Iti
10, 650
S5,li
ii,i90
a, iOl, 35t
30, 397
tl,719,S96
!7, S66
6, 6Si, t70
39, Otl
li, 370, 117
St, S77
7, 533, 1S7
i9, iOt
7t, 601
i7, on
19, 7S7
3, Sit
6,516
!5, S77
U,lll
t,tto
51,053
35,&48,951
so, US
16, Oil, 017
M,277
6,330
3,974
53,127
71,781
51,738
HA
9,601
49,578
35,230
13,016
1,332
NA
8,750
18,623
681,602
5,773
20,848
163,631
NA
8,325
18,985
5,590
10,106
'2,971
'7,129
(')
(')
KA Not available. For Censuses of 1959 and 1954, expenditures during Census year; for earlier Censuses, expenditures duz'lng the preceding calendar year- ^ash payments
for farm labor; housework not included. For 1959, 1954, 1950, 1945, and 1940, the data do not Include expenditaires for contract construction ■ork, machine hire, and labor included
in cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included. 'Census of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Censiis of 1954, week of September 26-
October 2; Census of 1950, week preceding enumeration; Censuses of 1945 and 1935, firet week of January; Census of 1940, last week of March. *See text for differences in defi-
nition of farm workers. 'Separate data not available ty day or week, ^Separate data not available for workers hired ty the hour or piece-work basis. Questionnaire called
for other hired labor including piecework and contract labor.
OREGON 9
state Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Dala for numbef of livestock not fully comparable for the s
I Censuses. See ti
Census of —
Rem
. s«e text)
(Fof deBn.tiois md exjilmuior
1959
1954
1950
1945
1940
1935
1930
1925
1920
(Oct. -Nov.)
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(January 1)
Total value of specified classes of
livestodi anil poiltiy
dollars..
200,545,543
159,988,335
141,039,827
95,592,272
55,976,484
47,305,017
82,291,512
62,295,367
101,312,527
Cnulc- and calves „
...fanns repcrting..
29,908
42,418
43,849
49,330
48,459
50,859
42,861
NA
43,037
number..
1,354,205
1,490,155
1,099,124
1,101,021
799,049
927,977
805,120
784,459
851,108
value, doUars..
170,204,965
133,635,401
115,386,073
71,541,253
34,447,856
21,913,093
42,660,597
26,455,271
47,818,486
C^ms. inrludinf! heifers thai have calvM
...farms reporting..
26,393
38,920
41,440
47,902
47,271
50,159
HA
NA
NA
number..
621,259
683,849
533,222
599,224
457,852
487,442
352,637
413,174
406,170
, value, dollars..
97,537,663
73,855,692
80,217,864
46,973,326
23,391,156
15,110,702
25,625,378
18,278,658
28,026,540
SlilVcoiva
fMtns reporting
19,755
33,170
38,396
NA
46,203
NA
39,224
38,258
36,925
namber...
152,226
196,589
203,817
NA
256,795
NA
206,404
205,057
180,462
value, dollars...
26,182,872
NA
NA
NA
13,324,536
NA
16,163,933
U,559,540
14,629,375
Heifers and heifer calves
...fams repotting..
24,493
32,985
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
numbs...
392,885
420,217
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
39,681,385
27,734,322
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sleers and bulls, mcludinf; steer
and bull ctlvss
. . .fanns restarting . . .
23,826
30,247
NA
»A
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
number . . .
340,061
386,089
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
.NA
NA
value, dollars...
32,965,917
32,045,387
NA
■lA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Horses and or mules
...fanns repotting...
11,366
13,938
19,273
NA
32,858
37,834
36,410
41,561
HA
number . . .
44,402
49,682
74,5«;
111,762
140,199
171,071
192,330
242,910
265,934
value, dollan...
5,861,064
2,881,556
3,074,595
6,305,270
8,507,451
12,175,438
10,972,942
12,894,112
20,815,394
Dorses and colts, including ponies
. . . fanns reporting . . .
NA
KA
18,808
26,211
31,962
36,734
NA
NA
42,641
number . . .
NA
NA
72,013
108,267
135,800
161,279
178,375
223,848
271,559
value, dollars . . .
HA
NA
2,941,095
6,055.480
8,U2,676
U, 402,212
10,191,041
11,705,237
19,225,342
Mules and mule colts
.farms reporting
NA
NA
1,092
1,221
1,942
4,399
2,939
9,792
NA
13,455
NA
19,062
3,252
14,375
number...
NA
NA
2,527
3,495
value, dollan . . .
NA
NA
133,500
249,790
324,775
773,226
781,901
1,188,875
1,589,552
■!o(!»andp„p •
...fanns reporting.. .
9,872
U,798
14,917
18,799
22,625
22,765
17,637
21,698
30,201
numbn...
197,593
135,913
157,237
194,116
180,012
168,580
224,539
210,055
265,778
value, dolllrs . . .
3,691,189
4,017,347
3,091,420
3,472,079
1,678,872
1,062,054
2,562,539
2,095,375
4,664,307
Bom since June 1
fMnis remti
7,066
127,438
7,871
84,663
7,469
NA
HA
8,079
103,985
NA
NA
HA
NA
number...
82,590
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars .. .
1,656,694
1,608,597
1,070,602
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
fcrti tmlm June 1
fMBsranvtins
6 528
7,729
51,250
U,479
74,647
NA
22 625
NA
HA
HA
number...
70,155
HA
180,012
NA
120,554
NA
value, dollars...
2,034,495
2,408,750
2,020,818
NA
1,678,872
NA
NA
NA
!«
Sheep and lambs
. . .farms rspofting. . .
8,005
7,968
6,398
7,871
8,392
10,666
U,709
7,828
9,047
number...
886,525
860,650
913,435
1,032,040
1,422,969
2,209,898
3,319,271
1,775,093
2,002,37e('
ralue, dotln...
16,026,940
14,787,908
U,806,114
9,138,065
8,985,529
10,276,026
22,936,586
17,447j463
24,423,544
Unhs unds 1 yt«r old
...fanns reporting...
5,884
6,070
5,266
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,096
numbtr...
247,934
262,209
358,153
NA
NA
NA
1,117,022
413,760
551,313
value, dollars...
4,2U,878
4,195,344
5,259,440
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,783,089
Sheep 1 yes old and OVCT
...fams reportiag...
7,511
7,340
5,967
lU
8,392
NA
MA
NA
NA
numbn...
638,591
598,441
555,282
NA
1,422,969
HA
2,202,249
1,361,333
1,451,065
value, dollars...
11,812,062
10,592,564
9,546,674
NA
8,985,529
NA
17,547,526
NA
19,640,455
Ewes
...fanns reporting.. .
7,388
7,154
5,840
7,068
7,978
9,805
NA
'na
7,998
number . . .
612,139
573,790
522,405
887,966
1,319,159
1,668,660
2,108,955
1,312,761
1,302,142
value. lUlm...
11,018,502
9,754,430
8,883,951
7,463,834
3,419,059
8,009,568
16,768,801
NA
17,434,029
flams and wethers
. . .farms reporting. . .
6,099
5,672
4,306
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number...
26,452
24,651
32,877
NA
103,810
NA
93,294
48,572
148,923
value, dollars...
793,560
838,134
662,723
NA
566,470
NA
778,725
NA
2,205,426
Goats and kids
...fanns repotting...
1,773
2,921
3,091
3,631
4,343
4,981
4,7U
3,714
3,597
number . . .
27,867
39,843
47,922
76,443
102,087
124,031
138,349
121,193
133,685
value, dollars . . .
U7,319
204,867
153,290
235,283
216,590
217,054
506,716
365,045
585,456
Angora goats and ki4n
fMBS raporting
580
890
1,210
NA
2,174
NA
NA
2,895
U9,341
NA
NA
2,986
125,566
niailier...
19,883
25,946
32,204
NA
86,731
value, dollars .. .
99,415
128,433
lU
NA
179,550
NA
423,251
NA
527,053
Oth« goals and l(ids
.. .farms repotting. . .
1,257
2,141
2,033
NA
2,266
NA
NA
NA
542
number . . .
7,984
13,897
15,7ia
NA
15,356
NA
19,008
NA
8,119
value, dollars...
47,904
76,434
NA
NA
37,040
NA
83,465
NA
58,403
Olidiens 4monl>isoldand ovir
...farms exporting...
18,114
32,029
40,110
48,803
46,442
50,329
43,490
44,812
43,575
number . . .
2,860,025
3,265,833
2,842,740
3,500,735
3,074,702
3,063,592
2,959,116
3,228,887
2,500,123
value, dollers . . .
3,718,033
3,919,000
3,465,041
4,900,322
1,808,220
1,715,612
2,652,132
3,028,100
2,845,324
Turiiey hens kept for hroeding.
360
644
1,460
NA
3,931
8,491
NA
NA
5,049
number . . .
165,932
150,400
229,980
NA
1.70,972
178,296
NA
NA
38,373
value, dollani . . .
895,033
542,256
1,063,294
HA
331,966
445,740
NA
NA
159,015
iU lot nnlUlile.
10
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 7.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Datft for 1959 for livestock sold ftlive and dairy products sold are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
192 5 1920
(Jajiuary 1) (January 1)
Value of sales o( livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars ,
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses and
mules, hogs, sheep, and rs>at5) farms reportinp.
value of sales, dollars.
Livestock products other than
poultry and poultry products value of sales, dollars .
Poultry and poultry products .farms reporlinc .
value of sales, dollars .
LIVEiiTnrK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and, or calves sold alive farms rcportine.
Caule, not counttng calves farms reportinp ,
dollars.
Calves farms reporting.
Hcrses and, of mules sold alive farms reporting .
dollars .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number.
dollars .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
dollars .
Goals and kids sold alive farms reporting .
dollars .
.■SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and or lambs shorn farms repotting.
number shorn .
pounds of wool .
value, dollars.
Lambs shorn farms reporting.
number shorn .
pounds of wool .
Other sheep shorn farms reporting .
pounds of wool .
Goats and kids clipped farms reporting.
pounds of mohair .
vnluc, dollars,
LITTERS F\I!ROW.D
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous year
to November 30, Census year farms reporting
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting
number of litters
POl'LTRV \ND POl'LTRV PRODfOTS SOLD
Chickens sold farms reporting
dollars
Broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Other chickens sold farms reporting
Chicken eggs sold farms re|)orting
Turkeys, ducks, geese, and miscellaneous
poultry and their eggs sold farms reporting
Turkeys raised farms reporting
number
Ducks sold farms reporting
number
Geese sold farms reporting
Guineas sold farms reporting
number
DAIRV PRODl'm^
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reporting.
dollars .
Average sales per farm reporting dollars .
Milk sold as whole milk fanms reporting.
pounds .
Cream sold farms reporting .
pounds of butter fat .
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk,
and cheese sold farms reporting ,
dollars ,
"15,486,555
8,546
25,063,089
23,537
693, 024
99,714,632
17,081
400,805
71,513,858
15,030
292,219
28,200,774
1,258
3,559
756,493
6,427
279,986
9,239,538
7,268
874,019
6,770,277
3,046,628
1,603
190,282
756,719
7,075
683,737
6,013,558
463
17,417
74,694
53,780
4,635
35,634
3,676
16,758
3,489
18,876
4,895
11,403,275
6,341,277
226
9,469,895
5,587,237
4,711
1,933,380
754,020
6,981
32,760,918
12,121,540
10,222
42,386,147
4,147
7,193
927,692,802
40,924,895
3,382
2,498,166
1,461,252
NA
42,597,956
15,531
24,568,521
24,893
566,232
55,237,139
19,612
335,598
42,474,538
17,002
230,634
12,762,601
1,187
3,409
249,387
6,582
146,749
5,221,484
6,144
628,148
9,236,072
NA
KA
6,775
736,838
6,365,748
3,373,847
23,047
101,290
64,824
4,771
24,288
3,710
12,603
3,222
11,685
7,575
6,513,349
4,936,239
304
4,909,347
3,633,250
7,348
1,604,002
1,302,989
12,978
28,890,011
U, 671, 099
1,509
7,961,183
2,386
1,501,596
16,370
39,159,285
2,392
9,900
877,109,938
36,363,042
6,470
4,928,537
2,796,243
KA
139,970,954
81,640,948
41,847,783
21,987 28,168
28,870,260 26,330,999
2", 228
461,012
53,316,384
20,582
307,249
44,674,511
17,474
153,763
8,641,873
2,754
9,038
393,171
11,655
231,425
7,670,945
4,752
472,004
7,872,411
m
NA
5,268
593,987
4,889,847
2,249,790
11,645
3,834,032
4,289,851
18,674
24,236,813
11,867,718
2,101
12,712,691
2,533
1,790,413
'22,377
'37,491,549
'1,675
r3,173
748,302,671
33,682,747
10,060
6,099,536
3,769,234
175
26,734
400,150
29,008,305
NA
NA
15,015
379,681
10,213,868
5,328
769,405
6,772,292
NA
NA
'28,560
'33,040,679
'1,157
15,010
783,541,263
'26,832,074
14,280
23,837
306,518
11,999,177
18,441
236,859
10,973,660
11,854
69.659
1,025,517
HA
NA
NA
14,636
344,218
4,473,893
6,232
1,300,097
7,330,033
HA
HA
7,339
1,429,601
12,996,123
3,046,039
U,384
2,191,232
1,318,800
9,392
2,033,164
18,236,724
3,829,712
9,679
2,086,430
17,946,190
5,245,983
114,837
466,945
219,134
17,704
1,849,%6
1,707,802
27,092
21,040,447
6,776,747
NA Not availatjle. 'All dairy products sold. ^Published values for 1945 and 1940 i
adjusted to equal the enumerated value of all daily products sold. ^Butter sold.
'495
9,9%
513,170,230
'10,573,345
22,004
20,181,290
'4,799,198
the basis of average prices. For this table, these values .
1,604,742
14,749,743
5,391,931
101,101
413,441
1%,916
'29,930
NA
'20,933,138
NA
'699
NA
10,896
HA
445,354,285
220,142,809
11,016,146
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
9,815,824
NA
'1,452
HA
'101,168
NA
OREGON 11
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
Census of —
All f aims .nuaber .
Cropland harvested tajSLB reporting .
Total value of crops harvested.
Including horticultural specialties
and forest products dollars .
Total value of crops sold. Including
hortic%iltural specialties and
forest products dollars .
Com for all purposes fams reporting.
bushels .
Sales fanns reporting .
bushels ■
dollars.
Cut for silage fejsns reporting.
tons, green weight.
Hogged or grased, or cut for
green or dry f odder... fams reporting.
42,573
33,«0
3,U8,451
221,588,821
2,828
51,798
4,985,227
1,483
27,217
1,789,659
680
1,131,407
1,674,430
1,345
21,525
276,068
436
54,441
41,218
3,265,385
2,674
27,586
2,706,414
1,256
12,549
757,776
417
381,445
705,673
1,206
12,323
131,855
498
59,827
47,482
3,218,767
215,155,833
158,108,122
3,742
25,310
1,541,971
1,917
U,112
484,349
*403
140,729
'212,035
1,346
10,386
84,659
874
63,125
52,630
3,276,086
5,081
34,456
1,334,835
1,959
U,855
430,219
Uk
NA
51,829
54,589
2,824,316
11,634
67,879
1,584,952
6,379
33,515
1,061,575
NA
NA
NA
2,675
22,019
140,989
64,826
59,508
2,831,742
55,153
50,862
2,906,324
55, 9U
NA
2,592,219
6,947
25,827
776,492
5,755
24,860
788,450
2,959
23,022
144,590
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all
purposes faims reporting.
value, dollars.
Harvested for grain
or seed fams reporting.
bushels.
Sales fams reporting.
dollars.
Out for silage fauns reporting.
tons, green weight.
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay fams reporting .
Sales fanns reporting .
13,350
4
12,030
gallons.
Sales fams reporting .
dollars .
doall grains harvested:
Winter wheat fams reporting.
bushels,
value, dollars.
Sales fams reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Spring wheat fams reporting.
bushels,
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Oats grown alone fams reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
dollars.
Oata cleaned out of vetch
and peas fams reporting .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales fams reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Barley fams reporting.
bushels .
value , dollars .
Sales fams reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
I^ faziDS reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales fams reporting .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
6,343
696,539
25,359,822
45,555,580
3,752
84,905
2,527,819
4,550,074
1,515
2,372,099
4,269,781
5,782
147,355
5,885,765
4,178,893
2,159
3,632,740
2,579,244
783
8,560
501,905
18,310,376
18,576,584
18,440
343,964
398,998
6,824
702,627
20,475,342
45,252,716
5,757
19,472,947
43,035,214
6,234
154,325
4,523,716
9,997,412
5,048
4,122,418
9,110,545
9,739
241,279
9,445,546
7,368,306
5,178
5,567,464
4,420,623
1,053
517,750
481,853
9,924
494,381
18,248,722
21,351,005
6,827
14,483,840
16,945,095
NA
7,460
750,105
15,202,454
32,041,812
5,3U
U,49O,970
NA
5,752
283,196
5,657,595
10,977,541
3,856
4,644,925
NA
9,550
214,533
7,315,544
5,784,904
NA
1,949
1,372,043
1,084,441
1,174
877,941
NA
8,563
248,015
8,105,492
9,908,739
5,130
5,749,982
NA
13,885
142,590
184,503
5,588
723,532
19,285,877
25,795,857
5,031
184,044
4,722,103
6,329,023
10,457
238,287
8,802,088
5,362,534
7,845
220,541
7,675,266
8,039,872
30,428
430,291
491,004
10,251
583,995
12,595,475
8,911,989
5,539
138,465
2,752,572
1,879,128
12,535
255,031
8,167,825
2,856,427
7,562
159,340
4,584,258
2,248,725
22,582
284,262
173,321
10,285
615,559
8,640,908
6,653,499
7,327
219,493
3,964,197
3,012,790
13,392
271,741
6,141,953
2,702,459
4,802
71,944
1,927,543
1,195,077
1,366
28,578
355,748
266,811
12,121
925,077
18,521,582
20,335,727
149,164
3,005,085
3,266,693
11,526
213,416
7,6U,345
4,032,055
4,239
78,359
2,373,155
1,759,950
20,436
274,789
287,135
12,470
764,249
12,839,673
16,596,938
4,196
95,292
1,430,675
1,961,797
12,560
259,604
7,221,278
4,656,126
2,936
56,703
1,282,878
1,231,745
12
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
Snail grains harvested — Continued
Flaxseed faims reporting .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales fanafi reporting .
bushels .
dollars .
Other grains fanna reporting .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales f anus reporting .
bushels .
dollars .
1,818
40,820
1,411,131
1,622,801
73,758
2,039,867
3,140,899
84,446
2,220,715
2,977,810
2,258
16,080
48,229
95,598
2,817,600
2,856,257
5,700
60,389
97,279
77,471
1,881,892
953,441
2,121
20,281
35,492
22,709
440,443
286,288
1,053
9,125
25,096
35,872
955,515
760,057
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans fanns reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Dry field and seed peas, other than
Austrian winter peas, harvested
for peas f aims reporting .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Soybeans harvested for
beans farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Hay crops (see text) :
Land f rem which hay was cut^ acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating, .fanns reporting.
Clover, tijnothy, and mixtures
of clover and grasses
cut for hay fanns reporting .
Vetch or peas alone or mixed
with oats or other grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales fanns reporting.
dollars .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay fanns reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting .
dollars.
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
value, dollars.
Sales fanns reporting.
dollars .
Other hay cut fanns reporting .
value, dollars.
Sales faims reporting.
dollars .
Grass silage made froD grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or
small grains ..faims reporting.
tons, green weight,
value, dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
6,569
34,470
34,470
15,584
21,600,100
1,080,005
1,015,205
2,240
4,256
4,000
931,722
8,294
307,398
856,440
25,264,980
2,909
272,695
8,044,512
7,414
168,440
306,897
7,518,977
1,779
52,315
1,281,726
1,545
23,838
45,123
1,015,268
4,345
103,420
140,754
3,026,211
2,525
237,935
257,935
5,932,505
2,620
56,250
87,232
2,093,568
1,308
34,441
255,802
1,790,614
2,480
63,824
264,231
261,590
8,346
,960,688
537,541
510,760
1,003,419
9,889
237,099
800,197
18,804,630
2,875
207,412
4,874,181
8,347
149,949
277,799
6,111,578
1,679
47,521
1,045,462
3,918
48,737
85,927
1,804,467
6,136
143,075
183,283
3,482,377
3,051
276,952
300,500
5,709,500
3,504
61,163
94,734
2,178,882
1,639
36,444
241,593
1,691,151
2,223
42,547
154,334
19,353
14,360,391
574,416
^"962,019
9,623
214,058
544,417
14,773,632
7,524
124,801
209,580
5,403,133
4,880
58,743
90,462
2,261,500
"197,481
227,351
"5,545,577
4,079
289,756
306,882
6,481,835
4,070
79,515
114,570
2,925,270
11,249
60,120
541,080
48,973
53,172,300
2,441,427
'°1, 147,652
11,477
258,111
657,322
11,317,805
8,668
129,813
238,463
,370,353
6,503
81,080
165,888
3,113,'
'°269,481
316,694
"6,758,462
2,971
277,130
319,281
4,104,759
7,042
132,037
211,808
3,655,466
'1,180
9,166
23,517
'818
'24,798
24,143,100
679,017
NA
°1,2S5
16,324
41,626
14,883
283,659
728,317
5,496,271
6,736
87,325
143,254
1,146,704
^'5,686
'^69,275
''135,592
'1,305,789
"311,195
432,670
"3,776,679
3,565
219,452
225,202
1,194,329
91,887
144,938
1,139,891
'"1,146,605
13,190
243,473
581,607
4,885,499
10,717
116, U4
227,779
2,163,900
"9,833
"98,332
"188,880
'1,699,920
'"399,740
455,852
"3,646,816
288,946
349,890
2,707,187
'2,278
1,541,600
67,977
10,668
249,535
635,990
8,439,110
129,314
212,301
2,997,929
"4,740
"52,627
"107,296
'1,564,063
'"347,210
481,308
6,909,844
2,889
233,763
235,678
2,502,304
102,544
154,964
1,935,181
'"414,616
OREGON 13
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959-Continued
Census of —
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed fauns reporting.
pounds.
value, doUars.
Sales dollars .
Austrian winter peas faims reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
BentgrasB seed f aims reporting .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Blrdsfoot trefoil seed. ...f aims reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Bluegrass seed fanos reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Merlon bluegrass
seed f aims reporting .
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other than Iferlon
bluegrass seed fams reporting.
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Brcnegrass seed farms reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
CanarTgrass seed faziDS reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Clover seed:
Alslke clover seed fams reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
CrloAon clover seed . . . .faras reporting.
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars.
lAdlno clover seed fazms reporting.
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Red clover seed fanns reporting.
pounds,
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Sieetolovar seed fams reporting.
pounds .
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Vhlte clover seed fams reporting.
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Fescue seed fams reporting .
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Chcwlngs fescue seed. ..farms reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Red feseiie seed fams reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Tall fescue seed fsnns reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,941,434
941,259
932,437
269
6,885
4,964,043
148,921
129,067
3U
22,155
6,383,923
1,404,462
1,404,462
43,818
32,864
29,153
266
8,341
2,114,379
2,115,515
2,115,515
6,635
1,573,687
1,888,423
1,883,423
1,706
540,692
227,092
227,092
258,534
36,195
35,901
4
1,952
95,800
47,900
47,900
5,395
1,582,305
300,638
297,472
674
15,606
5,984,230
1,436,215
1,406,296
51
1,385
194,922
107,207
107,207
957
14,861
3,297,965
890,451
864,067
98,820
39,528
39,133
NA
41,696
18,Ca8,061
4,759,430
4,759,430
540
24,370
9,924,623
2,778,894
2,778,894
283
11,076
4,761,053
1,380,707
1,380,707
224
6,250
3,332,385
599,829
599,829
6,274
1,787,180
697,000
690,030
808
21,347
26,225,689
524,514
498,287
299
16,895
3,019,594
1,630,581
1,549,051
26,640
15,984
15,665
64
2,442
438,193
723,018
686,867
2,442
438,193
723,018
686,867
129,450
U,650
U,068
6,873
2,425,551
703,410
689,341
192
2,876
929,734
148,757
145,782
96
1,480
242,453
121,226
118,802
1,181
16,323
2,372,622
1,233,763
1,209,090
5
23
11,320
1,245
1,183
74,202
55,652
54,539
1,028
37, 695
14,407,418
3,313,706
3,148,022
KA
NA
5,075
768,762
335,896
35,076
28,978,427
1,448,919
12,428
1,325,089
848,057
1,039
91,433
164,579
4,223
333,600
130,984
11,331
1,028,280
172,140
3,922
681,180
131,506
10,025
2,286,713
704,414
1,031
241,731
38,677
9,863
1,654,709
2,134,575
NA
1,657
23,283
3,057,255
1,193,961
30,079
4,735,083
1,751,982
11,570
1,724,760
569,870
"2,249
"34,595
'6,767,940
"917,114
1,660
201,060
8,668
*3,602,280
14
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Field seed crops harvested — Continued
Meadow foxtail seed fanns reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Millet seed fai3DS reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Orchardgrass seed farms reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Rapeseed farms reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Ryegrass seed farms reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Coomon ryegrass seed... farms reporting
pounds
value , dollars
Sales dollars
Perennial ryegrass
seed fauns reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Sudangrass seed fazins reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Timothy seed f anus reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Vetch seed farms reporting
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Hairy vetch seed farms reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Other vetch seed farms reporting
pounds
value , dollars
Sales dollars
Wheatgrass seed fanns reporting
pounds
value , dollars
Sales dollars
Other field seed crops acres
value , dollars
Sales dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
1,237
203,687
101,844
1,685
167,119
169,622,290
U, 791, 277
1,306
123,016
129,273,828
7,756,430
44,103
40,348,462
4,034,8*7
27,474
6,972,129
897,213
6,486
3,284,411
164,731
1,938
348,823
69,765
1,736
139,161
109,687,749
3,775,020
2,909
882,322
70,626
'"1,182
28,280
14,105,398
1,113,063
541
17,408
6,796,547
747,620
710,238
641
10,872
7,308,351
365,443
347,169
50
1,573
196,125
33,341
1,509
95,032
40,653,766
6,098,063
2,480
1,091,651
65,499
"2,779
83,391
21,858,836
3,395,234
1,148
45,441
U,478,056
1,836,488
1,631
37,950
10,380,730
1,558,746
2,057
74,587
36,749,940
2,627,707
OREGON 15
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
Other field crops harvested;
Dill for oil f aims reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Hope f aims reporting
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Irish potatoes for hone use
or for sale fame reportljig
hundredweight
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Lentils farms reporting
acres
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Mint for oil fanas reporting
pounds of oil
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Popcorn f aims reporting
pounds ear com
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Root crops for feed fains reporting
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Root and grain crops hogged or graced,
other than com, sorghums, and
soybeans f aims reporting
value, dollars
Sugar beet seed fanos reporting
pounds
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Sugar beets for sugar fsims reporting
value, dollars
Sales dollars
All other field crops acres
value, dollars
Sales dollars
Value of specified crops harvested,
except fruits, nuts, horticultural
specialties, and vegetables dollars
Value of crops sold, except fruits,
nuts, horticultural specialties,
and vegetables dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
560
26,178
55,499
55,499
97
5,465
7,063,056
3,249,006
3,249,006
2,432
34,189
8,421,389
16,842,778
14,316,360
288
15,274
1,049,892
3,569,633
3,569,633
40,000
1,200
95,687
765,496
1,393
3,118,987
499,038
20,567
510,674
5,515,278
17,792
8,060
49
1,778
49,440
172,051
172,051
134
5,505
6,050,929
2,662,409
2,662,409
9,461
36,735
8,059,036
17,407,518
14,642,960
279
10,301
466,198
2,470,850
2,470,850
125,100
6,255
1,271,516
178,012
18,347
395,902
,552,872
1,251
148,142
177,864,406
60
1,161
45,815
226,121
HA.
379
13,741
U,790,217
6,158,154
m
9,730
36,229
6,483,527
13,718,789
NA
14,283
575,526
2,704,971
92,900
4,645
HA.
'148,954,230
"98,383,967
503
17,916
16,234,832
10,552,642
NA
7,271
43,296
6,599,997
15,862,400
NA
545
18,649
16,789,850
4,197,461
HA
14,9U
32,229
3,618,715
3,945,626
NA
2,483
104,429
192,936
90,000
2,920
1,373
21,829
98,226
1,292
13,270
359,755
26,981
13,332
6,574
207,853
98,205
2,096,467
399,160
NA
NA
NA
3,200
2,249,895
26,473
52,199
4,491,121
3,967,157
NA
483
16,327
18,445,668
2,195,539
NA
22,557
33,039
2,018,573
4,890,104
NA
2,285
84,333
231,917
60,800
2,604
1,355
18,383
101,111
13,211
31,112
1,788,232
3,120,902
NA
113,969,600
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED. AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
Census of—
(For derinitions and explanaticns, see t^xl)
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)'-
Vegetables for hone use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
hone xise^' faims reporting...
23,579
NA
33,966
NA
40,551
NA
47,463
4,017,559
43,034
2,082,819
44,847
1,999,791
37,113
2,437,648
NA
NA
35,651
value, dollars...
2,986,909
Vegetables harvested for
gale^** fanns reporting. . .
2,370
106,500
2,926
95,490
3,631
91,144
4,394
90,280
3,905
43,623
NA
28,323
5,542
18,264
NA
NA
3,385
6,231
Sales dollars . . .
22,198,157
58
17,949,874
68
16,738,063
69
15,092,945
NA
3,390,524
212
NA
NA
2,955,557
359
NA
NA
1,333,664
Asparagus faims reporting. . .
73
acres...
1,048
766
367
NA
646
NA
567
NA
111
Bfeans, green lima fanns reporting...
29
35
13
NA
83
NA
10
NA
(")
acres...
791
791
113
NA
126
NA
7
NA
(")
Beans,, snap (bush and
pole "^pes) fannfl reporting...
692
734
646
315
731
1,229
1,262
NA
"731
U,085
9,304
6,441
4,816
2,223
1,634
1,166
NA
"523
147
140
295
NA
243
NA
221
NA
94
1,552
1,195
1,662
NA
579
NA
461
NA
64
Broccoli fauna reporting...
142
116
121
NA
52
NA
88
NA
NA
2,296
1,581
1,122
NA
196
NA
421
NA
NA
BruflselB sprcfute fanns reporting...
5
13
45
NA
60
NA
14
NA
2
acres...
32
72
250
NA
292
NA
26
NA
1
Cabbage farms reporting . . .
223
225
380
491
631
1,188
1,313
1,064
1,172
acres...
1,147
1,685
1,862
1,843
1,341
1,722
1,695
1,835
984
CantaloiQu and
130
96
172
NA
256
NA
411
464
189
acres . . .
623
330
492
NA
673
NA
624
521
131
Carrots faims reporting...
241
229
399
NA
795
NA
443
NA
271
1,661
1,280
1,092
NA
1,077
NA
448
NA
174
Cauliflower farms reporting . . .
115
142
279
NA
204
NA
184
NA
91
880
1,055
1,653
NA
795
NA
979
NA
183
Celeiy farms reporting...
6
18
51
NA
103
NA
127
NA
82
acres...
49
35
209
NA
424
NA
478
NA
114
Collards fanns reporting...
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
35
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Com, sweet farms reporting...
1,103
1,278
1,591
1,295
1,126
2,620
1,677
1,631
795
acres...
13,886
15,966
14,507
7,5CK
3,688
3,925
2,503
1,962
826
Cucumbers and pickles . .fanns reporting...
258
264
427
NA
452
NA
926
NA
406
acres...
513
1,094
1,384
NA
509
NA
967
NA
343
Garlic farms reporting . . .
20
29
40
NA
30
NA
NA
NA
NA
68
30
34
NA
36
NA
NA
NA
NA
Horseradish fauna reporting. . .
8
6
4
NA
7
NA
14
NA
6
acres...
84
31
8
NA
11
NA
53
NA
19
Kale fanae reporting. . .
8
28
46
NA
35
NA
20
NA
11
acres...
12
46
70
NA
22
NA
22
NA
4
Lettuce and ranaine — .farms reporting...
71
112
293
NA
386
NA
543
393
248
acres...
317
440
1,169
NA
1,236
NA
490
668
123
Mustard greenfl fanns reporting...
7
4
16
NA
6
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
16
7
14
NA
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
Qnlans, dry fanns reporting...
312
391
397
NA
553
NA
708
629
694
acres...
4,019
5,049
3,892
NA
3,538
NA
1,539
1,219
353
Onions Ereen farms rec tine
52
49
74
62
NA
65
NA
3
acres...
158
104
140
NA
67
NA
44
NA
1
38
61
57
NA
67
NA
46
NA
82
acres...
155
166
139
NA
U6
NA
53
NA
36
Peas, green ..^fanas reporting...
225
297
427
51,046
601
603
1,027
NA
397
57,093
51,240
52,632
21,783
NA
903
NA
185
Peppers, sweet fanns reporting...
52
51
66
NA
76
NA
"35
NA
26
acres...
67
56
105
NA
84
NA
2232
NA
10
Pumpkins fanns reporting. . .
30
39
32
NA
25
NA
25
NA
23
acres...
46
56
43
NA
42
NA
48
NA
13
See footnotes at end of table.
OREGON
17
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Itetn
riAUors, see text)
Census of—
(For derinitions and explu
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Ctet.-Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Vegetables for heme use and
(crtber than Irish and sree
Vegetables harvested for
Radishes
for sale
potatoes ) —.Con .
sale^° — Continued
.fanns reporting...
48
174
54
94
45
145
NA
NA
45
75
NA
NA
22
24
NA
NA
24
19
Hbubarb
.farms reporting...
41
173
65
260
63
146
NA
NA
67
109
NA
NA
133
Ul
NA
NA
54
27
Rutabagas
.fajnns reporting...
14
57
14
22
7
10
NA
NA
7
3
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8
4
Spinach
.fanns reporting...
22
74
43
68
73
211
NA
NA
222
407
NA
NA
268
275
NA
NA
29
56
Squash
.farms reporting...
288
1,094
212
770
331
1,047
NA
NA
277
848
NA
NA
297
877
NA
NA
141
163
Tana toes
.fanas reporting...
422
566
410
741
755
1,060
897
1,717
1,131
1,660
1,491
1,833
1,272
1,029
806
630
932
727
Turnips
.f aims reporting . . .
45
205
69
191
98
282
NA
NA
74
105
NA
NA
65
83
NA
NA
53
49
Vatenselons
.faims reporting...
106
1,432
87
859
SO
376
NA
184
488
445
948
373
646
441
810
165
169
Mixed vegetables .
.fazias reporting...
acres . . .
11
57
17
35
NA
NA
NA
NA
86
394
NA
NA
789
1,511
NA
NA
125
217
Other veuetables
acres
30
21
28
NA
25
NA
182
NA
87
Berries and other small fruJ
for sale:"
Blackberries and
ts harvested
.fams reporting...
pounds. ..
value, dollars...
1,271
3,434
16,745,733
1,339,659
939
2,157
11,777,465
1,059,971
780
1,770
8,468,024
762,544
782
1,380
3,817,785
478,291
792
813
3,029,034
146,611
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,068
1,419
4,806,286
261,884
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,793
1,354
3,208,662
299,476
Blueberries ( tame)
.farms reporting...
pounds...
value , dollars . . .
127
693
332,687
63,213
108
130
158,046
34,770
25
17
14,878
3,571
NA
NA
NA
NA
(Z)
836
84
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
(Z)
108
11
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
BoTsenberrles
.farms reporting...
acr«s . . .
pounds...
value, dollars...
791
1,927
6,762,274
540,964
1,136
2,201
6,903,641
828,437
^*2,122
"5,221
'*13, 676,486
'*974,753
^*2,535
'■'3,932
'*10,223,791
'*1,337,391
1,004
836
2,384,955
85,526
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Cranberries
.farms reporting...
pounds...
value, dollars...
IJl
603
5,233,582
465,788
166
540
32,696
392,352
89
328
13,579
122,211
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
131
5,408
59,492
NA
NA
NA
NA
23
133
8,610
80,357
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
88
2,561
25,614
Curranta
.faxms reporting...
potjnds...
value, dollars . . .
12
44
43,515
4,786
9
5
12,740
1,020
34
18
52,378
3,656
NA
Nit
NA
NA
150
25
49,279
3,009
NA
NA
NA
NA
269
55
67,209
5,574
NA
NA
NA
NA
781
97
149,835
13,985
Gooseberries ............
. f asns reporting ...
81
717
1,237,865
86,551
78
333
1,209,864
145,183
79
319
535,682
37,499
NA
NA
NA
NA
329
382
600,411
24,114
NA
NA
NA
NA
380
289
633,894
42,261
'na
HA
NA
NA
pounds...
value, dollars...
NA
NA
NA
Loganberries ............
. .fania reporting...
273
1,021
1,847,644
221,717
357
559
2,306,723
230,672
(")
(")
(")
(")
(")
C")
(")
(")
1,689
1,892
5,874,304
183,904
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
pounds . . .
value, dollars...
NA
NA
NA
Raspberri es*...
..farms reporting...
1,807
6,283
14,706,284
2,058,879
1,918
4,108
11,133,190
2,226,536
2,509
6,462
12,184,523
1,959,866
2,655
4,374
6,777,278
1,025,988
3,612
4,837
9,281,719
559,268
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,545
4,167
7,803,536
804,147
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,912
pounds...
value, dollars...
1,176
2,737,352
328,481
Strawberrt es..
..fanns reporting...
2,312
13,654
77,820,583
10,894,881
3,126
14,085
55,003,587
7,700,503
3,897
13,596
36,710,547
5,532,463
2,553
4,955
12,705,138
2,192,792
4,858
10,850
28,290,574
1,543,257
6,252
10,633
15,388,683
718,139
3,596
12,155
23,805,382
2,175,616
4,200
6,327
N4
NA
4,134
pormdB...
value, dollars...
2,812
6,238,800
790,251
Y berries
. .farms reporting . . .
38
63
24,697
1,976
303
57,549
109
61
109,946
13,193
45
22,357
(24)
(")
(")
(")
3
734
(")
(2A,
(")
(")
2,102
1,613
4,522,960
162,692
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,146
476,084
NA
NA
NA
HA
N4
HA
HA
Other berries and small
pounds.. .
value, dollars...
fruits acres .. .
value, dollars...
HA
NA
HA
2,936
1,470,176
See footnotea at end of table.
18
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:^'
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees f aims reporting . . .
Apples farms reporting . . .
Trees of all ages number . . .
Trees not of bearing
age f aims reporting . . .
number...
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting. . .
number . . .
Quantity harvested fanas reporting...
loose boxes . . .
value , dollars . . .
Apricots farms reporting . . .
Trees of all ages number . . .
Trees not of bearing
age f anus reporting . . .
number. . .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting . . .
number . . .
Quantity harvested fanES reporting...
pounds . . .
value , dollars . . .
Cherries fanns reporting.. .
Trees of all ages number. . ,
Trees not of bearing
age f ai^is reporting. . .
number . .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting . .
Quantity harvested. .fanns reporting..
pounds . .
value, dollars . .
Cherries, sour fanns reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age fanns reporting . .
number. .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
number . .
Quantity harvested,. fanns reporting..
pounds..
value, dollars..
Cherries, sweet faims reporting..
Trees of all ages ...number..
Trees not of bearing
age fanns reporting . .
number..
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting..
number . .
Quantity harvested . .farms reporting..
pounds . .
value , dollars . .
Figs faims reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting . .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
Quantity harvested fanns reporting..
pounds . .
value, dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
io,iaa
99,338
7,016
641,535
2,145
262,242
6,330
379,293
4,502
2,534,079
2,914,193
863
819,557
40,979
44,297,088
6,587,412
2,384
163,196
45,724
1,858
117,472
1,009
5,556,920
388,986
5,582
662,082
1,527
205,359
4,826
456,723
3,114
12,980
105,882
9,776
612,343
2,477
142,231
8,963
470,112
6,2U
2,844,022
5,X6,765
1,456
34,044
1,003
30,542
1,016,956
61,014
42,609,433
5,666,502
3,261
134,120
833
25,823
2,603
108,297
1,156
5,976,309
537,866
7,779
551,870
1,550
70,263
6,969
481,607
3,708
39,163
='130,506
30,661
797,733
8,374
134,964
25,389
662,769
17,201
3,115,392
3,775,901
5,231
.57,436
2,592
15,070
2,394
42,366
1,642
2,497,341
79,497
NA
51,069,779
3,392,026
8,317
165,297
2,686
94,501
5,978
70,796
3,000
4,025,427
320,746
21,673
833,367
5,656
155,139
17,394
678,228
9,890
22,860
132,917
29,334
901,610
KA
m
4,538,821
6,554,558
3,924
71,696
KA
4,371,228
317,734
24,241
8U,956
30,926,431
3,929,403
21,311
128,257
29,006
1,048,685
5,179
116,812
29,543
931,873
20,531
4,079,672
1,869,619
3,482
59,507
1,666
16,878
1,992
42,629
1,247
3,093,874
49,164
23,941
852,531
5,352
137,855
20,421
714,676
14,592
30,288,897
1,025,913
7,400
88,012
3,684,195
85,758
22,139
764,519
34,519
156,108
30,999
1,565,401
6,143,943
3,317,729
24,709
837,965
25,956,728
973,377
29,186
152,304
28,559
1,359,714
4,674,799
3,674,297
1,391
41,525
1,383,248
50,650
21,712
818,062
16,231,160
1,331,687
31,002
3,031,112
7,936,513
7,851,994
108,629
5,433
OREGON
19
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
19i0
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
i9::5
(January 1)
Tree fTult£, nuts, and grapes^' — Continued
Grapea fauns reporting..
Vines of all ages number..
Vines not of bearing
age faims reporting..
number.,
Vines of bearing
age f anus reporting . .
number. .
Quantity barvested feims reporting..
pounds.,
value, dollars..
Nectarines f azais reporting . .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age fams reporting. .
number..
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
nuBber..
^]sntlty harvested fanas reporting..
pounds.,
value, dollaiv..
Peacbes faims reporting..
Trees of all ages msaber. .
Trees not of bearing
age f anns reporting . .
number..
Trees of bearing
age faims reporting..
number..
^jantlty barvested farms reporting..
pounds..
value, dollar*..
Pearfl fama reporting. .
Trees of all ages mmber..
Trees not of bearing
age faims reporting. .
Trees of bearing
age faims reporting..
number..
(^umtlty barvested.. faims reporting..
tons.
value, dollars.
Pears, Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number.
T^es not of bearing
age faima reporting.
ntsBber.
Trees of bearing
age faims reporting.
number.
(^lantlty barvested.. farms reporting.
value, dollars.
Pears other than
Bartlett farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age faimo reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age faims reporting.
number.
^lantity harvested, .faims reporting.
value , dollars ,
See footnotes at end of table.
2,758
102,022
1,574
1,233,935
49,359
20,266
1,014
2,663
321,052
1,274
88,686
1,873
232,366
1,303
16,790,951
1,007,456
114,484
9,327,987
5,424
775,885
1,395
223,782
4,807
552,103
2,368
44,338
3,014,892
2,789
716,507
2,441
563,682
1,037
70,146
6,313,095
3,608
164,961
1,070
607,874
24,315
3,855
367,168
1,570
75,370
2,819
291,798
5,548,246
332,894
86,832
10,403,629
7,321
706,469
1,770
155,457
6,412
551,012
2,170
33,072
3,306,980
3,763
669,522
3,303
586,054
53,760
7,096,649
3,159
63,578
10,087
223,041
5,524
1,799,476
57,993
37
74,250
3,713
12,288
605,813
5,970
156,927
7,631
448,886
4,681
23,927,428
735,175
NA
121,726
10,942,166
19,467
708,193
5,044
144,206
15,579
563,987
6,532
51,186
3,337,831
8,298
708,933
2,011
64,698
6,740
644,235
2,217
70,540
7,604,335
2,768,947
127,921
12,820
559,166
31,812,576
1,694,177
22,257
1,347,510
106,829
14,041,297
2,340
40,340
8,951
398,157
6,336
3,213,171
57,788
12,338
492,795
4,761
145,179
8,654
347,616
6,427
23,896,320
397,814
22,152
1,284,600
3,761
205,753
19,489
1,078,847
14,690
88,545
2,390,978
19,373
549,292
35,294
967,951
8,728
735,308
3,809,038
49,517
U,647
414,149
15,174,384
331,940
23,787
1,592,003
65,661
1,575,872
5,336,402
111,663
10,624
365,268
10,876,464
349,424
21,502
1,481,970
62,876
4,331,416
11,175
348,334
NA
7,661,040
302,434
23,119
1,341,131
NA
53,251
1,423,027
20
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of —
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes — Ccjntinued
piuiDS and prunes ....faims reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age f aims reporting .
Trees of bearing
age fBTSBB reporting.
Quantity harvested fanas reporting.
value, dollars...
Filberts and hazelnuts. .. .farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age fanns reporting..
number. .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting . .
number . .
Quantity harvested fanns reporting..
value, dollars...
Walnuts, black (planted) ..farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Walnuts, English fanns reporting...
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting . .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting . .
Quantity harvested fanas reporting..
pounds . .
value, dollars..
Other tree fruits and
nuts value, dollars..
1,025,880
2,204
34,280
2,365,214
75,585
3,923
1,319,848
3,074
17,078,053
3,244,1
327
70,446
4,784
302,410
3,365
8,197,531
1,803,457
6,535
1,290,188
2,193
35,306
2,111,282
58,493
5,263
1,474,551
4,016
14,001,026
2,240,163
290
6,820
367,106
5,138
2,142,249
6,503
53,483
2,326,609
8,709
1,706,369
6,288
15,675,895
1,725,663
95
13,754
4«8,014
8,979
13,860,105
1,540,438
19,155
3,580,434
13,936
90,809
1,051,723
5,058
793,U3
4,251
5,364,108
590,052
35
U,576
480,975
9,718
9,546,818
311,479
43,084,062
40,647,094
27,506,447
NA Not available. Z Reported in small fractions. "^Figures for cropland harvested and specified crops relate to the crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929,
1924, and 1919. ''Total acreage of crops for which figures are a/ailable, except that com cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated In the
acreage of com harvested for grain. Value of com and other com products sold. *Com cut for forage. 'Fanns reporting sorghums for all purposes, except for sirup.
*Fanna reporting only sorghums for grain. ^Excludes reports for farms reporting acreage grown for all purposes with no production. Acres harvested for beans or peas not
available. "Includes acres grown alone and acres grown with other crops for all purposes. Acres harvested for beans or peas not available. 'For all Censuses, except 1950,
obtained by adding the individual hay crops. ^°Includes oats cut for feeding unthreshed. ^^Annual legumes saved for hay. ^^Sllage crops other than com and sorghums.
Clover seed, except sweetclover. ^Clover seed, including sweetclover. ^'includes proso millet. ^^epresents farms reporting hairy vetch and other vetch and includes
seme duplication. ^'For 1959, 1954, and 1949, does not include acreage Cor farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested. ^^Includes receipts from sale of pasture and
Grazing privileges. ^'Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes , except for the 1920 Census which Included potatoes for home use onl^. ^"Excludes Irish and sweet potatoes
ir. - ■ ■ ^^
Green lima beans included with snap beans,
youngberrles Included with boysenberrles.
acreage for farms reporting less than 1/2 ac:
Includes hot peppers.
'For 1959 and 1954, does not
See text.
ale.
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State Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FORE^ PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
21
Census of —
(For defimticws and explanations, see text)
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oot,-Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(^ril 1)
1935
(Januairy 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Niirseiy and gmnlnuse praducts. flomr and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bolbs, groom tot sale:
Nursery and ^e«ihou9e poducts, fiower
and vegetable seeds and plants. Rowers.
and bulbs sold teaaa rcpoaioi^...
dbUafs . . .
On rums wilii sales or
$2,000 of more rams reporting. . .
dollars...
Nursery prtxlucts (Irees, shrubs,
vines, cvnamentals, etc.) (anns repotin^
acres...
Sdes dollars. . .
1,376
14,626,319
698
14,058,047
592
3,528
5,850,422
NA
9,872,017
NA
HA
591
3,087
3,802,306
NA
9,111,403
NA
HA
565
2,400
2,973,478
'1,414
15,972,879
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
923
2,068,507
HA
KA
255
1,472
504,397
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
735
2,077,108
NA
NA
^527
NA
^^ 1,085, 208
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
930,133
HA
NA
68
1,212
344,168
Cut riowcrs, potted plants, riohst
^vens, and beddjng pjaols. farms refxatinf;.. .
688
569
'671
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
450
2,983,306
366
1,972
4,698,366
425
2,491,964
289
763
3,534,096
'429
'2,494.824
'465
'1,689
'3,493,971
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
■'337
'2,413,361
NA
NA
*824,170
NA
HA
HA
NA
KA
'333
NA
NA
HA
'991,900
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
square feet . . .
down in Iheopcn farms repcrtjnf:. ..
Sales dollars . . .
'1,627,293
HA
NA
'508,261
Vegetahles grown undv glass, riowea seeds.
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants.
Grown under glaaa or in house flltns reporting . . .
square feet . . .
Qrown in the open rarms reporting. . .
Sdes dollars.,.
111
903,580
295
2,740
4,077,531
125
633,352
363
2,593
2,535,615
198
646,951
5^1
2,959
2,643,954
HA
HA
HA
:1A
NA
NA
NA
'549
'2,254
'739,940
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"77,704
6,970
2,838
9,024,783
Sales or any Eorest products farms reporting,..
dollars...
4,356
14,050,921
NA
6,368,242
2,673
1,533,889
4,340
926,345
'6,844
'784,181
6,730
2,351,058
NA
NA
4,931
3,558,981
Sales of standing timber farms tvporting . . .
dollars...
1,615
4,560,524
NA
NA
2,475
4,022,784
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales of all other forest pitiducts. farms reporting.,,
dollars , , ,
1,845
4,464,259
NA
NA
NA
2,345,458
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
sawlogs, and Oriatmas trees farms reptvting . . .
dollars .. .
1,729
4,205,488
NA
NA
2,074
2,207,991
NA
UA
NA
>1A
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales of other nuscellanoous
products farms reporting...
dollars...
218
258,771
NA
NA
408
137,467
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
Firvaood and fualwood cut farm* rcfMrttng. . .
octtb (<■ I 4' I e') , . ,
5,101
42,968
8,953
85,294
11,009
129,322
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
21,395
475,529
23,209
498,856
NA
HA
572
10,613
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
C(itls(4'««'s9'),.,
NA
Polpwood sold firms tvporting , , ,
oottislV «*'«9'),.,
100
16,958
428
42,047
301
17,037
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
557
32,271
NA
NA
NA
NA
788
247,004
2,489
637,501
3,090
652,722
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
3,780
910,960
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
NA
Sales farms repeating...
122
83,565
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms rqiorting. . .
thousands of board foot . . .
885
81,444
"3,693
>»665,862
1,185
65,921
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
1,046
205,087
NA
NA
NA
HA
Sales forms reporting . . .
thousands of board rest . . .
844
78,496
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
325
109,609
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
- - -
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
number.,.
NA
NA Not available.
^Excludes data for farms unclaselfled ao to 'type.
'Trees, planta, vines, etc., la nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs.
'plo»erB and flowering plants grown for sale.
*Crops grown under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated nuBhrooms.
'plowere, plants, and vegetables grown under glass; and flowers grcwn in the open.
*Total square feet under glass.
'Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown in the open,
'value of flower and vegetable seeds Bnd vegetables and vegetable plantE.
'Not otrlctlj con^iarable with other years as figures probably include sane reports of firewood used <
lOpi^ures include sales of standing timber.
22 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 10.— CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES MOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
(For deHnitions and explanations, seo text)
Operators by days of work off place in 1959:
No davs operatars reporting .
1 to 49 days operators reporting.
50 to fl9 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators repotting .
200 or more days operators reporting.
Operators not r^rting number .
Operators reporting other income of family exceedinc
value of farm products sold operators reporting .
Cattle and calves pf all ^es places reporting .
Cows, including htfifers that have calved places reporting .
number .
Hogs and pigs places reporting.
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting.
number.
Com harvested for all purposes places reporting .
Hay harvested fJaces reporting.
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 1954-1959 number
Cropland harvested places reporting
Operators by color:
White numb"
Nonwhite nunter
Operators by year began operation of present place:
1959 operators reporting
1958 operators reporting
1957 operators reporting
1956 operators reporting
1951-1955 operators reporting
1950 or earlier operators reportinp
Operators by age:
Under 55 years operators reporting
55 to 64 years operators reporting
65 or more years operators reporting
Operators not reporting age number
5,326
93,49';
1,385
3,833
1,365
20
4,409
10,439
3,181
3,648
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date — October 28; November 4
Approximate average date of
Percent of farms enumerated during-
October 1 to 10
October II to 17
October 18 to 24
October 25 to 31
November 1 to 7
November 8 to H
November 15 to 21
November 22 to 28
November 29 to December 5 . . . .
December 6 to 12
December 13 to 19 ,
December 20 or later
Z Less than 0.5.
Census of 1954
Census starting date — October 18; November 3
Approximate average dale of enumeration week of
Percent of farms enumerated during-
October lto9
October 10 to 16
October 17 to 23
October 24 to 31
November 1 to 6
November 7 to 13
November 14 to 20
November 21 to 27
November 28 to December 4
December 5 to 11
December 12 to 18
December 19 to 31
Nov. 15-;iov. 21
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23
State Table 12.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON FARMS AND BY QUANTITY
OF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data for caule And calvt
n hand, and animals sold alive are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See textj
Cattle aflil calves of all ages on hand f anus rfifwrt inn...
nto4 farms Teporlinp . . ,
5to9 fajms reportinp- . .
10(0 49 fafms reportinp. . .
10 to 19 fanns tep^iitinp . . .
20 to 49 fanns reportinp. . .
50to90 fanns reportinp . . .
100 or reore farms reporting . . .
100 to 109 farms reporting...
200to499 farms reporting . . .
WIO of more farms reporting.. .
Cows on hand, including heilers that have calved farms reporting . . .
number...
I farms reporting . .
2 farms reporting. .
3or4 farms reporting . .
5 too farms reporting..
10 to 14 farms reportinp . . .
IS to 19 farms reportinp. . .
20to29 farms reportinp . . ,
W to 49 farms reporting...
50to74 farms reporting . . ,
75 to 99 farms reporting...
100 lo 199 fanns reporting...
200 to 499 farms reporting...
.100 of more farms reporting..
Milk COVrS on hand. fanns reporting..
t fam.s reporting..
2 farmd reporting..
.1 or 4 farms reoorting . .
5to9 farms repirting . .
10 to 14 farms repotting . .
15 to 19 farms reporting. .
20 to 29 farms reporting..
30 to 49 farms iwiwrtirp. .
50 to 74 farms iflportinp. .
75 to 99 farms reporting..
100 to 190 fams reporting..
200to499 farms reiwtinp . .
500 or more farms reporting..
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves fam.s repotting . .
nuntwf . .
1 to 4 farms reportir-. .
5to9 fanra reporting..
10 to 19 farms repoftinT..
20 to 29 • famis reporting..
30 to 30 farms reporting . .
40 to 49 farms reporting..
50 to 99 farms feporting..
100tol99 tnrw reporting . .
2(X) or more fwms reportinp. .
Calves sold alive. fams reporting..
nurr.bef ..
I to ^ farms reporting. .
5 to 9 fam s reportinp..
10 to 19 f'"^''* reporting . .
20 to 29 farms reporting..
30 to 30 farms reporting..
40 to 40 • farms reporting. .
50 to 99 '"ws reporting..
100 or more. '■""* reporting . .
lOOto 199 farms reporting..
"00 or more ftlims reportin," . .
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand ". farms reporting. .
number . .
l^jO farms reporting. .
10 lo 24 (ama reporting . .
25 to 49 f«w« reporting..
50 to 99 tvna rvporting..
200 lo 499 farms repoftinp.,
500 to 999 '■"■'' reporting.,
1,0110 or more fnnns reportinp.
Littefs farrowed, Decembet 1, ptevious yeaf,
to Novemtw 30. Census year fa"* reporting .
] fsm.s reporting .
o farms reporting.
3 farm.s refxirtinp.
^ farms reporting.
5 faimn reporting.
Il'^ ^'.^" '//".' ""■'""■■ f.™s reporting.
I faims reporting .
ft '"!!'.'." " famiS reporting .
A farms reporting.
10 or too'. !!!"..... fanns reporting.
10 to 10 fanns reportinp.
20 to 39 fanra reportinp .
40 to 69 farms reporting .
^0 to 00 farms reporting .
100 or iT»re - famis reportinp.
30,052
1,361,700
1,525
6,120
6,602
10,249
';,966
5,283
2,820
2,736
383
26,395
626,256
5,753
3,763
3,660
3,611
1,924
1,316
l,7i2
1,781
1,107
529
659
419
111
20,081
158,836
7,491
3,755
2,906
2,090
S86
562
17,084
400,638
8,137
3,262
2,309
1,089
549
9,872
197, 593
6,145
1,821
42,318
1,504,836
3,391
11,861
7,733
13,479
HA
NA
HA
38,973
694,845
10,754
5,642
5,093
5,315
2,944
1,760
2,769
2,109
945
410
112
33,471
201,759
12,442
6,592
4,864
4,050
1,876
19,936
344,575
10,455
15,033
17,386
292,187
233,843
6,655
8,576
2,714
3,635
2,329
2,538
Hogs and pigs sold alive
lto4
5 to9
lOtolJt
20 to 29
Wlo59
40 to 19
50 to 90
100tol99
200to499
500 to 999
1,000 or more.
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand —
t'nder25
25to99
JOO lo -299
300 to 999
l.OOO to 1,999
2.000 to 4.999
5.000 or nr«e
Wool shorn (excluding lambs wool)
IndT 1,000 pounds
1,000 to ?.49!> pounds
2,500 to 4.999 pounds
5,000 to 9.999 pounds
10,000 to 19.099 pounds
20,000 to 49.999 pounds
50,000 or more oounds
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand
I'ndcf 50
50 to 99
100to399
400 to 799
800tol,599
I,600to3,199
.%,200ormore
3.200 to 6.399
8,400 or nwo.
Broilers (chickens) sold
I'ndpf 2,000
2,000 to 3.999
4.000to7.999
S,000 to 15.999
16.000 to 29.909
30,000 to 50.909
60,000 to 99,099
100.000 or more.
Chickens (other than brolleis) sold
lindcr 50
50to99
100 to 399
400to799
800tol.59fl
1.600 to. 1.199
3,200 to 0.309
6.400to0.999
10,000 or rwre.
Chicken eggs sold
rndorlOOJozcms
100 to 309 dozens
400 to 709 dozens
800 to 1,599 dozens
2,000 to 4.9«9 dozens
5.000 or more dozens
5.000 to 9.999 dozens
10.000 to 19,999 dozens
20.000 to 49.999 dojieos ,
50.000 or more dozens
Turkeys raised ,
Under 50
50to399
400to79[»
800 to 1.599
1,600 or more
l.fiOO to 3,190
3.200 to 0.990
s reporliniT . ,
s reporlini: . .
5 reporting..
s reporting . .
s reportinc . .
reportinf' . .
number . .
reporting- .
ranns reporting. ■
reportini:. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
aniffl reporting, ,
s reporting..
s reporting. .
5 reporting. .
s reporting . .
s reporting. .
number. ,
9 reporting. .
s reporting . ,
8 reporting . .
9 reporting . .
s reporting. .
B reporting. ,
s reporting . ,
8,005
886,525
3,267
3,016
1,279
320
66
7,075
6,013,558
6,059
18, lU
2,860,025
13,259
2,015
1,576
i77
362
fdrms reporting , . .
6
fanna rc?porUng . . .
11
farms reporting...
27
farms reporting...
50
farms refortine...
36
farms reportini;...
49
fanns reporting...
20
fanns reporting...
27
fanns reporting...
';,711
number...
1,933,380
'arms reporting.. .
1,533
fanns reporting . . .
905
farms reporting...
1,243
famis reporting...
458
forms reporting...
313
fnrms roporttnr;...
172
fnrnis reporting...
64
'arms reporting...
12
funiis re[K>rtinr . . .
11
fams reporting...
6,981
dozens...
32,760,918
fanns reportins...
1,717
faniis reporting. ..
1,760
farms roportinr ■ . .
767
farms reporting, , ,
800
fanns renortinj' . . .
117
farms reporting. ..
712
farms reporting . . .
1,108
farms reporting...
406
fanns reportim . . .
293
farnis reportinp...
276
24
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See bext^
CORN
Acres heurvested for all purposes fanne reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting . ,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . ,
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 299 acres farms reporting . ,
300 to 399 acres farms reporting.,
400 or more acres farms reporting. ,
Acres harvested for grain farms reporting . ,
"bushels . ,
Under 5 acres farms reporting.,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . ,
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 or more acres farms reporting . .
Com sold farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 100 bushels farms reporting . ,
100 to 499 bushels farms reporting. ,
500 to 999 btjshels 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 biishels farms reporting. ,
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.,
10 ,000 or more bushels farms reporting . ,
WINTER WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting..
Under 5 acres farms reporting . ,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting. ,
10 to 14 acres farms reporting , ,
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 99 acres farms reporting.,
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. ,
200 to 249 acres farms reporting . ,
250 to 299 acres farms reporting. .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting. ,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting . ,
bushels. ,
Under 20 bushels farms reporting . .
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting . ,
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting..
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.,
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting . ,
200 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 or more bushels farms reporting. .
ftaantity 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 to 4,999 bushels farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,463
27,217
1,789,659
6,490
25,057,725
1,202
12,469
768,695
2,494
1,014
5,961
5,780
24,244,267
19
465,948
15
15
67
100
177
202
1,8S1
2,165
1,111
902
SPRING WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting . . .
Under 5 a'
5 to 9 ac
10 to 14 :
15 acres.
16 ■
■ 19 I
20 to 24 ac:
25 to 29 ac:
30 to 49 ac:
50 to 99 ac:
100 to 199 1
200 to 249 I
250 to 299 f
300 to 499 !
500 to 999 1
1,000 or mo;
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting,,
.farms reporting..
. farms importing . .
.farms reporting. .
. farms report ing . .
.farms reporting.,
.faims reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
•farms reporting.,
.farms reporting..
Under 20 bushels farms reporting..
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting . .
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting . .
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting. .
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting . .
200 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 or more bushels famis reporting. .
Under 25 bushels farms reporting..
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting..
50 to 99 bushels faros 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 or more bushels farms reporting , .
OATS GROWN ALONE
Acres harvested farms reporting . .
Under 5 a.
5 to 9 ac:
10 to 14 .
15 acres.
16 to 19 !
20 to 24 I
25 to 29 I
30 to 49 I
50 to 99 !
100 to 19<
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting..
. farms report ing .
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting. .
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting..
. farms reporting . .
.farms reporting..
Under 20 bushels farms reporting .
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting .
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels fanne reporting .
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting .
200 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 or more bushels farms reporting. .
Under 25 bushels f aims reporting .
25 to 49 bushels farms importing .
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.
100 to 499 bushels farms reporting .
500 to 999 bushels farms report. ing.
1,000 to 1,499 bushels fanuE 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 or more bushels farms reporting.,
OREGON
25
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[DatA for all crops except com, Irish poUtoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For dpfinition!" and rxplan-ilrorr^.
BARLEY
Acres harvested fanns peporttng . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting. .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 14 acres farms reporting..
15 acres farms reporting . .
16 to 19 acres fanos reporting..
20 to 2A acree farms reporting..
25 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres f aniB reporting . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 249 acres farms reporting . .
250 to 299 acree fanns reporting..
300 to 499 acres fer« reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
^lantlty harvested farms reporting. .
^nishels. .
Under 20 bu^iels faiss reporting. .
20 to 24 buBhels faims reporting..
25 to 49 buahele farms reporting..
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting. .
100 to 199 bushels faims reporting..
200 to 499 bushels faims reporting..
500 to 999 boshels farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 bushels faras 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 farma reporting..
10,000 or more bushels fame reporting..
C^antlty sold fame reporting..
bushels. .
Under 25 bushels faims reporting..
25 to 49 bushels faims reporting. .
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting. .
100 to 499 bushels farma reporting. .
500 to 999 bushels f amo reporting. .
1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 buabels 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 or more bushels farms reporting..
RYE
Acres harvested farms reporting,.
Under 5 acres farms reporting..
5 to 9 acres faros reporting..
10 to 14 acres fazms reporting..
15 acres farms reporting, .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 24 acres fame reporting..
25 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. .
50 to-99 ttcres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. .
200 to 249 acres farms reporting. .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting. .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or Bore acres farms reporting. .
Qoantity harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Under 20 bushels fams reporting..
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting..
25 to 49 bxisfaels farms reporting..
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting..
IX to 199 bushels farms reporting . .
200 to 499 buahele forms reporting..
500 to 999 bushels forms 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 fanac reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 bushels faros reporting.,
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting.,
(iiantlty sold farms reporting.,
bushels. ,
Under 25 bushels fanns 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 fanns reporting.
10 ,000 or more bushels f anas reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
8,862
9,973
14,684
500,870
684
1,114
l,i79
1,710
1,009
■^
375
536
•
2,683
651
392
1,14^
}
1,856
1,255
1,307
8,862
18,233,587
5,774
6,797
14,571,775
14,534,025
36
41
rr
136
201
203
1,627
1,827
1,134
1,243
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MIXTUBES CUT FOR HAY
AND FOR DEHYDRATING
Acres harvested fanns reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acree farms reporting. ,
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
<)iflntity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 +0 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons fanns reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
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 to 1,499 tcBM fanns reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 or more tons fame reporting.
CLOVER, TIMDTHY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER AND
GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting .
16 to 19 acres farms report Ing ,
20 to 24 acres fanns reporting.
25 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 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1 ,000 or more acres farms rojrorting .
Quantity harvested farms rei>orting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons fauns reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 or more tons farms reporting.
Qjantlty sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons fanaa reporting.
50 to 99 tons fanns reporting .
100 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 or more tons farms report ing .
1,130
1,326
1,090
2,141
433
1,525
1,721
1,324
1,071
1,343
1,737
1,316
26 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(Fordcfmilion'i anJ cxplaj
VETCH OR PEAS ALONE OR KOXED WITH OATS OR OTHER
GRAINS CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to lA acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 2't acres farms reporting.
25 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 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity hanrested farms reporting.
Utader 20 tons farms reporting .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting .
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting .
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 or more tons farms reporting .
OATS, WHEAT, BARIi^f, RYE, OR OTOER
SMALL GRAINS CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested i... farms reporting.
Under 5 acres fanns reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres fanns reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons fanns reporting .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tone farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1 , 500 or more tons fanns reporting .
Quantity sold farms reporting .
Under 25 tons farms reporting .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 or more tons farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,685
4,054
27,563
48,662
335
1,087
454
1,196
1,685
53,309
4,557
149,498
2,563
4,054
85,976
4,557
5,320
106,315
143,231
1,073
1,745
1,099
1,262
6,320
186,593
WILD HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 14 acres fanns reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting .
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1 ,000 or more acres farms reporting .
(iiantlty harvested fame reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons fanns reporting.
25 to 49 tons faims reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tens farms reporting .
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting.
10,000 or more tons farms reporting .
ftiantlty sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 toDs farms reporting .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 499 tons farms reporting .
500 or more tons farms reporting.
OTHER HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
(iiantlty harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.,
3,000 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting. ,
Under 25 tons farms reporting..
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting. .
100 or more tons farms reporting. .
2,549
232,103
2,549
249,564
1,373
OREGON
27
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except corn, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
GRASS SILAGE HADE FROM GRASSES, ALFALFA,
CLOVER, OR SMALL GRAINS
Acres harvested farae reporting..
Under 5 acrea farms reporting..
5 to 9 acrea fams reporting. ,
10 to li acrea fams reporting.,
15 acres farms reporting..
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres fanns reporting.
25 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 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 or more acres farms reporting . .
<ixantity harvested fams reporting.
tons, green veight.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 t<sis farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons fanns reporting.
50 to 99 tens farms reporting .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tana farms reporting .
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 or more teoB farms reporting.
BENTGRAS5 SEED
Acres harvested farma reporting.
Under 5 acrea farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 acres fams reporting.
20 to 24 acres farms reporting.
25 to 29 acres farms reporting .
30 to 49 acrea farms reporting .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acrea farms reporting.
200 to 249 acrea farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acrea farms reporting .
1,000 or more acres fame reporting.
C)jantlty harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 pounds farms reporting.
20 to 24 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds f arme reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting ■
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting .
200 to 499 pounlB fams 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 fame reporting.
10,000 or more pcundo farms reporting.
CHEWIHGS FESCUE SEED
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acrea farms reporting .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting .
20 to 24 acres f anas reporting ,
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acrea farms reporting.
50 to 99 acrea farms reporting.
100 to 199 acrea farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acrea farms reporting .
300 or more acres farms reporting.
ftiantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Under 20 pounds farms reporting .
20 to 24 pounds farms reporting .
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting .
200 to 499 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 farma reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 pounds farma reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
CCftftON RYEGRASS SEED^
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
^antity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Uaier 100 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 199 pounds fame reporting.
200 to 499 pounds fams 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 pounda farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds faros reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
CRDCON CLOVER SEED
Acres harvested farms reporting .
Under 5 acrea farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres fams reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acrea farms reporting.
300 or more acres farms reporting.
(iiantl ty harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
Under 100 pounds farms reporting .
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting.
200 to 499 pounda farma 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 or nwre pounds farms reporting.
HAIRY VETCH SEED
Acres harvested farms reporting .
Itader 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acrea farms reporting ,
10 to 14 acres farms reporting .
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 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting .
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 or more acres farms reporting .
Oaantity harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
Under 100 pounds farms reporting .
100 to 199 pounds fanns reporting.
200 to 499 pouivJs farms reporting.
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounds farrns 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 farma reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
28
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all cropB except com, (rish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest prsducts are based on reports for only a saiqjle of farms. See text] \
PERENNIAL RYEGRASS SEED^
Acree harvested farms reporting . . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting . . .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to lA acres f amis reporting . . .
15 acres fama reporting...
16 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 2A acres farms reporting . . .
25 to 29 acres farms reporting..,
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres faims reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting...
200 to 2'*9 acres fanns reporting...
250 to 299 acres farms reporting . - .
300 to 499 acres f ams reporting . . ,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or iDore acres farms reporting..,
ftiantlty harvested farms reporting.. ,
pounds . . ,
Under 1,000 pounds farms reporting. . ,
1,000 to 1,499 pcainds farms reporting..,
1,500 to 1,999 pounds farms reporting..,
2,000 to 2,999 pounds fanns reporting..,
3,000 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting. . ,
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting...
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting...
RED CLOVER -'^TTm
Acres harvested farms reporting. .
Under 5 acres farms reporting...
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..,
10 to 14 acres farms reporting...
15 acres farms reporting..
16 to 19 acres fanns reporting..
20 to 24 acres farms reporting . .
25 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. .
200 or more acres farms reporting . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. . .
pounds . .
Under 20 pounds farms reporting. .
20 to 24 pounds ....farms reporting..
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting. .
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting..
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting..
200 to 499 pBunds farms reporting..
500 to 999 pounds fanns 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 or more pounds farms reporting. .
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for hcane
use or for sale farms reporting . .
hundredweight . .
Under 1 acre .farms reporting..
himdredwelght. .
1.0 to 1.9 acres...- fanns reporting..
hundredweight . .
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting . .
htmdredweight. .
3.0 to 4.9 acres fanns reporting..
hundredweight. .
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting . .
hundredweight. .
10 . 0 to 24 . 9 acres farms reporting . .
hundredweight. .
25.0 to 49.9 acres fanns reporting..
hundredweight . .
50 or more acres farms reporting. .
hundredweight. .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,432
34,189
8,421,389
9,A61
36,735
,059,036
7,569
287
55,038
907
186, 6U
2,144
385,104
349
5,458
1,«1,299
603
9,483
2,129,893
248
8,723
2,102,599
286
9,715
2,095,354
184
18,535
4,605,414
160
14,006
3,274,650
fcONT FOR on.
Acres harvested farms reporting..
Under 5 acres farms reporting . .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting..
15 acres fanns 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 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 249 acres farms reporting..
250 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 or more acres farms reporting..
Ciiantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds of oil. .
Ttoder 200 pounds farms reporting. .
200 to 499 pounds fanns reporting . .
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 pounds fanna 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 or more pounds farms reporting..
SUGAR BEETS FOR SUGAR
Acres harvested farms reporting . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting..
5 to 9 acres farms reporting. .
10 to L4 acres farms reporting..
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 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 249 acres farms reporting. .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 or more acres farms reporting. .
Qiiantlty harvested farms reporting. .
Under 20 tons farms reporting. .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting..
25 to 49 tcois farms reporting. .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting..
100 to 199 tons fanns reporting. .
200 to 499 tana farms reporting..
500 to 999 tons farms reporting. .
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting..
5,000 or more tons farms reporting. .
VEGETABLES HARVESTED FOR SALE
(Other than Irish and sweet potatoes)
Value of sales farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $20 farms reporting. .
$20 to $24 farms reporting- .
$25 to $49 farms reporting..
$50 to $99 farms reporting. .
$100 to $199 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $1,499 farms reporting..
$1,500 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $2,999 farms reporting..
$3,000 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
LAND IN BEARING AND NONBEARING FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES,
VINEYARDS, AND PLANTED NUT TREES'
Acres In orchards farms reporting . ,
Under 0.5 acre farms reporting.,
0.5 to 0.9 acre farms reporting..
1.0 to 1.4 acres farms reporting.,
1.5 acres farms reporting..
1.6 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
2.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting.,
2.5 to 2.9 acres farms reporting..
3.0 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 24.9 acres farms reporting..
25.0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting..
30.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting..
50.0 to 99.9 acres farms reporting.,
100 or more acres fanns reporting. .
1,119
1,473
1,118
OREGON
29
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all oops except corn , Irish poUloes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a samjie of fanns. See text]
APPLES'
Any apples fams repartlue.
Treea of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting . .
munber.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .
C^antity harvested farms re[>orting.
leoee boxes.
Farms classified by number of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearijig age fazms reporting..
Nonbearing trees mniber. .
Less thaxi 20 trees of bearijig age farms reporting..
Trees of all ages minber. .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
nunber. . .
Trees of beariJig age farms reporting...
tiiantlty harvested farms reporting. .
loose boxes . .
20 to 99 trees of bearing age fame reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting. .
number. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting . .
number. .
CJjantlty harvested farms reporting . .
loose boxes. .
100 to 199 trees of bearing age fanoB reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
nunber. .
Trees of t>earlng age fazms reporting..
nuslber. .
Ciiantlty harvested famB reporting..
loose boxes..
200 to 499 trees of bearing age 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..
loose boxes. .
500 to 999 trees of bearing age farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
number..
Qjantlty harvested farms reporting. .
loose boxes . .
1 ,000 or more trees of bearing age .... fanns reporting . .
Trees of all ageo number..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
nufliber. .
Trees of bearing age forms reporting . .
number. .
aiantlty harvested farms reporting. .
loose boxes. .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,016
9,776
641,535
612,343
2,U5
2,477
262,242
142,231
6,330
8,963
379,293
470,112
4,502
6,213
2,534,079
2,844,022
4,440
6,249
45,963
57,385
880
1,105
12,213
9,125
4,440
6,249
33,750
4«,260
3,048
4,227
60,818
72,109
1,353
1,990
54,604
71,458
234
2U
19,533
7,182
1,353
1,990
45,071
64,276
963
1,388
82,788
87,688
160
242
40,236
38,455
77
60
19,427
7,888
160
242
20,809
30,567
134
189
108,106
109,965
190
261
85,877
107,772
117
130
27,456
23,093
190
261
58,421
84,679
107,176
107,773
88
85
29,497
21,395
110
127
77,679
86,378
107
112
717,934
733,587
76
94
201,772
195,591
62
70
58,209
39,639
77
94
143,563
155,952
76
88
1,158,443
1,328,022
PEACHES'
Any peaches farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting
number,
Qjantlty harvested farms reporting
pounds
Farms classified by number of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Nonbearing treea number.
Less than 20 trees of bearing age... farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
20 to 99 trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Ciiantlty harvested farms rejrartlng.
pounds.
100 to 199 trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting .
number.
Treea of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Ciiantlty harvested farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees of bearing age fanno reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Oiantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
500 to 999 trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age faniiB reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
1,000 or more trees of bearing agp.. farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
(iiantlty harvested f anna reporting ,
pounds.
2,663
321,052
1,274
38,686
1,373
232,366
1,303
16,790,951
1,162
17,790
1.162
13,112
3,796,349
65
52,887
32
12,165
65
40,722
63
2,637,730
51
102,700
30 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[DbU Tot all crops except com, Irish potatoes, applea, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See t«xt3
PEARS, BARTLEir'
Any pears, Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting. .
number of treea..
Under 5 trees farms reporting . .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to K trees fanns reporting..
15 trees farms reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 2i* trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting . .
30 to 49 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 249 trees farms reporting . .
250 to 299 trees faxms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees fanns reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .
number of trees..
Under 20 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting . .
25 to 49 trees farms reporting..
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 treea farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting..
10,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
Under 25 tons farms reporting..
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 to 1,499 tons farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting,.
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting..
10,000 or more tons farms reporting..
PEARS OTHER THAN BARTLETT^
Any pears other than Bartlett farms reporting. .
Trees not of bearing age fanns reporting..
number of trees..
Under 5 trees farms reporting..
5 to 9 trees farms reporting . .
10 to 14 trees farms reporting..
15 trees farms reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees fEoms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 249 trees farms reporting..
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting . .
1,000 or more trees farms reporting. .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting . .
number of trees. .
Under 20 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 49 trees farms reporting..
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . .
200 to 499 trees ' farsns reporting.,
500 to 999 trees fanns reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.,
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.,
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.,
ftiantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting . .
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 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting.
10,000 or more tons farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
5,906
1,491
204,967
7,321
1,770
155,457
3,120
922
169,188
3,763
924
33,468
PLUMS AND PRUNES-*
Any plxims and prunes fanns reporting . ,
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting . ,
number of trees..
Under 5 trees farms reporting.,
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
to 14 trees farms reporting . .
15 trees farms reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting . .
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . ,
200 to 249 trees farms reporting . .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting .
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting .
to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees fanns reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees fanns reporting.
10,000 or more trees fanns reporting.
ftiantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 25 tons fanns reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 499 tons fanns reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 tons fanns reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 or more tons farms reporting.
CHERRIES, SOUR^
Any cherries, sour farms reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees fanns reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees fanns reporting ,
25 to 29 trees farms reporting .
30 to 49 trees faxms reporting .
to 99 trees farms reporting .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting.
to 299 trees farms reporting . .
300 to 499 trees fanns reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
number of trees..
Under 20 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting .
200 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting.
pounds.
Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 499 pounds farms reporting.
500 to 999 pounds faims 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
5,735
1,436
293,269
OREGON
31
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-ContinDed
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest ]5oduct9 are based on reports for only a sample of farnis. See text^
CHERRIES, SWEET^
Any cherries, sweet fancB reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
nuid}er of trees.
Under 5 trees f anna reporting .
5 to 9 trees fanne reporting.
10 to lA trees faiws reporting.
15 trees fanne reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms rejwrtlng.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting.
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees farms reporting.
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees fame reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees fame reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farm reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.
10,000 or iDore trees farms reporting.
(iicmtlty harvested fanaj reporting.
poands.
Under 25 pounds fanae reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.
100 to 499 pounds farms reporting .
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounds fame 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 fanns reporting.
10 ,000 or more pounds farms reporting .
WALNUTS, EHGtISH'
Any walnuts, E^llah farms reporting.
Trees, not of bearing age fanos reporting.
nximber of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees f ajns reporting .
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees farms reporting .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting .
100 to 199 trees forms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
(^jantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting .
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting .
100 to 499 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 pouirfs farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting.
10,000 or more pounds farms reporting.
5,993
1,6S3
241,481
5,132
497,795
3,855
5,210
286,223
3,605
7,779
1,550
70,263
7,457
1,096
29,021
4,093
1,109,346
1,685
FILBERTS AND HAZELNUTS'
Any filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting .
5 to 9 trees f aims reporting .
10 to 14 trees farms reporting .
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms report Ing .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting.
30 to 49 trees farms reporting .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees fanns reporting.
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
l,^^) to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
^antlty harvested farms reporting.
Under 25 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
50 to 99 pounds farms report Ing .
100 to 499 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber farms reporting.
Under $25 farms reporting.
$25 to $99 farms reporting.
$100 to $299 farms reporting.
$300 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting.
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more ^ farms reporting.
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting .
cords (4'x4'x8').
Under 25 cords farms reporting.
25 to 49 cords farms reporting .
50 to 99 cords fans reporting.
100 to 499 cords farms reporting.
500 or more cords farms report Ing ,
Sales farms reporting.
cords (4 ' x4 ' x8 ' ) ■
Pulpwood sold fame reporting.
cords (4'x4'x8').
Under 25 cords farms reporting.
25 to 49 cords farms reporting.
50 to 99 cords farms reporting .
100 to 199 cords farms reporting.
200 to 499 cords farms reporting.
500 or more cords farms reporting .
FeHCe posts cut farms reporting.
number.
Under- 100 fence posts farms reporting .
100 to 499 fence posts farms reporting .
500 to 999 fence posts farms reporting.
1,000 to 4,999 fence posts farms reporting.
5,000 or more fence posts farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Sawloga and veneer logs sold farms rei>ortlng.
thousands of board feet.
Under 1,000 board feet farms reporting.
1,000 to 2,499 board feet farms reporting.
2,500 to 4,999 board feet fanns reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 board feet farms reporting.
10,000 to 19,999 board feet fama reporting.
20,000 to 49,999 board feet fanns reporting.
50,000 to 99,999 board feet farms reporting.
100,000 or more board feet farms reporting.
Christmas trees sold farma reporting.
number.
Under 100 trees farms reporting .
100 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 or more trees farms reporting.
^Docs not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
5,101
42,968
4,925
32
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES. CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
CFiguroa on numbec of workers and wage r
3 Tor hired persons working the week preceding tj
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texij
(For definitions and explai
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 «■ 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
R«^ar workers (to be employed 160 o
Hired workers fnnns reporting .
s reporting,
s reporting.
9 reporting.
5 reporting,
s repotting,
s reporting.
persons.
3 reporting,
3 reporting .
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
B reporting.
9 reporting .
persons .
s reporting.
9 r^»rting.
9 reporting.
s reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 (o 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed leas than 160 days). .
hired worker
hired workers
or i hired workers .
to 9 hired workers .
) or more hired worki
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired woricers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting,
Average hours worked per person per month .* hours .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars.
Under S50 per month
$50 to $84 pec month
$85 to $109 per month
$110 lo 5129 p€f month
$130 lo $169 per month
$170 to $214 per month
$216 to $274 per month
$275 to $324 per month
$325 to $374 per month
$375 and over per month
9 reporting.
8 reporting.
9 reporting.
8 reporting .
s reporting .
B reporting.
9 reporting ■
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
B reporting.
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked per person per week. hours .
Average wage rate per person per week dollars .
reporting .
reporting,
farms reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Tatms reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
$25 to $29 per week . . .
$30 to $39 per week . . .
$40 to $49 per week . . .
$50 to $59 per week . , .
$60 to $69 per week . . .
$70 to :^9 per week . , .
560 to $89 per week . . .
590 and over per week .
Paid on a daily basis
reporting.
..dollars,
reporting,
refxxting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reiwfting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
Average hours worked per person per day
Average wage rate p€r person per day
Under $4 per day farms
$4 per day farms
$5 per day farms
S6 per day farms
$7 per day farms
$8 per day farms
S9 per day farms
$10 per day farms
$11 per day farms
$12 and over per day farms
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars ,
Under $0,45 per hour , ., farms reporting.
S0.45 toSO.54 per hour farms reporting.
$0.85 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.
$a65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting,
$0t76 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 $L 29 per hour farms reporting.
$1.30 to $L44 per hour farms reporting.
$L46 and over per hour farms reporting.
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
5,819
16,332
3,296
1,042
3,765
7,509
2,433
2,AS6
6,928
1.18
8,666
37,747
3,927
1,726
1,235
917
863
4,468
8,646
2,872
5,574
29,101
2,355
3,094
1,374
4,200
4,052
11,733
1.09
Commercial farms
3,596
7,249
2,346
2,578
7,940
1,525
2,676
920
1,658
2,217
6,560
1.17
OREGON
33
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
^Figures on DiHnber of wofkera wad wKge rates are for hired persons woriting the week preceding the eDunieration. D&ta an based on reports for only k sample of farms. See t«xt3
Economic class, 1959- Continued
(For derioitions and explaoatioos, see text)
Conunercial fanns— ContiDued
Hired »WlierS farms reporting..
1 hired worfcer fanns rernrtiog . .
2 hired workers ttmifi reporting..
3 or 4 hired workers ' fanos reporting..
5 to 0 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers tanna refurting..
Regular markers (to be employed 160 v r
B days) farms reporting . .
1 hired worker fanns reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting..
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . .
10 cr more hired workers fanns reporting..
Seasonal workers (to be eirployed less than ISO days) farms reporting. .
1 hired worker farms reporting . .
2 hired workers fanrs teoorting..
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporUng. .
Mo 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired wcrkers farms reporting..
Re^ar hired wcrkers and do seasonal hired woiken. farms repcrting..
Both regular and ^wiiiral hired wukers farms reporting . .
SeasoDal hired workers and no regular hired wcrkers farms reporting . .
Paid on a ounthly basis farms reporting . .
B worked per person per month hours . .
» rate per person per onnth dollars..
I'nder S50 per month farms reporting . .
$60 to S84 per month fuwH Te|X»ting. .
$86 to $109 per tnonOi. fanns reporting..
3 S129 per monlA f*nna r^wting..
iverage h
$110 U
$130 to $169 per n
$170 1
$215 1
$275 1
$325
, .farms reporting. .
5 $214 per month fanns reporting . .
J $274 ptt month farms reporting . .
3 $324 per month f anna reporting . ,
3 $374 per month farms reporting . ,
Under $12 pw -
$12 to $24 per •
$26 to $29 per «
SK> to $38 per «
540 to $49 per •
$375 and over pw month ■ f^nns repcrting .
PaidOfl a weekly basis fanns reporting..
Average hours wwked per person per week hours . .
Average wage rate per parscm par «Mk dollwe . .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting. .
". farms reporting..
farms reporting. .
S«0to«9perw«fc fanns reporung . .
$70 to $T9 per week f"™ reporting..
$80 to $89 per week fanns reporUng . .
$90 Old over per week fanns reporting . .
Paid on a daily basis fanns reporting..
Average hoynt worked per person per dsy hours..
Average wage rsle per person p«r dsy dollars. .
Under $4 pw day fanns repcrting. .
$4 per day farms reporting . .
$5 pm day , '•""» reporting. .
$« per day fanns reporting. .
$7 pwday '"^^ reporting.
$ep«day fanns reporting..
$0 per day - '"™" r^V^f^^K ■ ■
$10 per dsy fame reporUng. .
$11 per day fanns reporting. .
$12MKlnv«p«d*y fanns reporting . .
Paid on an hourly basis fanns reporting . .
Average wage rst« pwpmoa ^m\om dollars..
Undtf $0.45 par bow farms r^jorting. .
Sa 45 to SO. 54 per Inor f"ni>« "porting . .
$0.56 toSa«4 pm\*»m fama reporting. .
$0.«5 to$0.74per bow fanns reporting. .
$0.75 to $a 84 per how fanns repcrting . .
$0.85 to SO. 99 pw how fanns reporting. .
$1.00 to $1- 14 pw how '"«« "P°^"'g ■ ■
$1.15 to$1.29pwhow '*™« reporting..
Sl.S0to$1.44 per tow firms r^wting . .
$1.45 and orwpw how fanns reporting . .
34
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired peraons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of f&nns. See text]
(For derinitions and explai
ToLol all (Bima
Hired WOfherS farms reporting. .
persons. .
1 hire<i worker farms reporting . .
0 hired workers farms reporting . ,
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . .
10 or more hired worlters farms reporting. .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
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 svorkers farms reporting. .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) fanns 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 hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting. .
Both re^tar and seasonal hired workers farms reporting. .
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms repcrting. .
Paid on a monthly basis farms refwting. .
^vera^ hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under S50 per month farms reporting. .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting. .
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting . .
$110 to $129 per monOi 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 to $374 per month farms reporting. .
$375 and over per month farms reporting. .
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting. .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per week hours . ,
Average wage rate per person per week dollars. .
Under $12 per week farms reporting. .
$12 to $24 per week farms reporting. .
$25 to $29 per week farms reporting..
$30 to $39 per week farms reporting . .
$40 toS49 per week farms reporting..
$50 to $59 per week farms reporting. .
$60 to $69 per week farms reporting. .
$70 to J79 per week farms reporting. .
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting. .
$90 and over per week farms reporting. .
Paid on a daily basis rams reporting . .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting . .
$4 per day farms reporting . .
$5 per day farms reporting. .
£6 pec day. farms reporting . .
$7 per day farms reporting . .
$8 per day farms reporting . .
$e per day. fanns reporting..
$10 per day farms reporting. .
$11 per day farms reporting . .
$12 and over pet day farms reporti ng . .
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting . .
persons. .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars . .
Under $0.45 per hour fanns reporting. .
$0. 45 to $0.54 per hour fanns reporUng . .
$0.65 to $0.64 per hour fanns reporting . .
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour fanns reporting..
$0.75 to $0.84 p« hour farms reporting. .
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour. fanns reporting . .
$1.00 to $1. 14 per hour. farms reporting . .
$L15 to $L29 per hour fams reporting. .
$1. 80 to $1. 44 per hour fanns reporting . .
$1.45 and over per hour fanns reporting..
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting..
persons. .
Petions working Friday week preceding enumeration fanns reporting
persons. .
Average earnings per person , dollars. .
NA Not Q\fBilable.
5,819
8,668
16,332
37,747
3,296
3,927
l,0i2
1,726
809
1,235
397
917
275
863
3,765
4,468
7,509
8,646
2,4«3
2,872
2,4S6
6,928
1.18
5,574
29,101
2,355
4,052
11,733
1.09
OREGON
35
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM. CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on number of workers and wage nUes are for hired perwns working the week preceding the enumoation. Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
Type of farm- Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
Hired WOfkers farms reporting. . .
1 hired worker faims reporting. ..
2 hired worlcers fims reporting. ..
2 or 4 hired workers fwma reporting. ..
5 to 9 hired workflrs fums reporting. ..
10 or more hired workers fanns reporting...
Regular workers (b> be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting...
persons.. .
1 hired worker farms reporting...
2 hired ooricers. fanns reporting...
J or 4 hired workers. farms reporting...
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. ..
10 or more hired wotkcn farms reportine. ..
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than ISO days) farms reporting...
1 hired worker farms reporting...
2 hired workers farms reporting...
3 or 4 hired 'workers farms reporting . . .
5 lo 9 hired workers farms reporting.. .
10 or TTore hired iKxkers farms refwrting .. .
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired wakers. farms reportins...
Bot> regular and seasonal hired workers farms reporting. . ,
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers fams reporting...
Paid on a monttily basis farms reporting...
Average hours waked per person per month hours . . .
Aversge wage rale per person per month dollars . . .
Under S50 pv month farms r^nrting. . ,
$50 to S84 per motilK farms reporting . . .
SH5 lo $109 per month f«m« reporting. .
$110 to $129 per montli farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per month ,, : , farms reporting. .
$170 to $214 per month f«nns reporting. .
$215 to $274 pernwnth farms reporting. .,
5275 to $324 per nwntli f«ms reporting . .
S.325 to $374 per moniii farms reporting.. ,
S375 and over per month farms raportJng. .
Paid on a weekly basis fanna reporting..,
Average hours worked per person per week. hours . .
Average w«g« rtl» per pvaon per week. dollars . .
Tndar $12 per week. farms repeating. .
$12 to $24 twr week f"™ r^wrting . .
$25 to $29 per week farms reporting . .
S-W to $39 per week farms reporting. .
MO to $49 per week '""» reporting. .
WO to $59 per week farms reporting..
$«0 to $«9 per week farms reporting. .
570 to $79 per week 'm™* r^wting . .
$80 to $«9 per weeJi farms reporting . .
590 and ovw per wed( farms relating. .
Paid on a daily basis farme reporting. .
Av«rage h<iurs worked per person pee day hours . .
\verage wage rata per person per day dollars . .
Under Mp« day farms reporting . .
54 per day farms repcrung. .
$5 per day '»™« reporting . .
Se per day '""» reporting. .
$7 per day ''"™'' wpwung . .
$8 per day 'a™" reporting . .
$9 per day farms repwting . .
$10 per day farms reporting. .
$11 pwday farms reporting..
$12 and over p« day farms reputing..
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting..
Av«ra«e wage rate per person p« hour dollars . .
I 'nder SO. 45 per hour '•"»» reporting . .
50. 45 to SO. 54 per hour '■"«» "P°^"g ■ ■
$0.55 to $0.84 per hour '»™9 |*T«f^»K- ■
$0.66 to $0.74 p« Imur '"^ fy^"g ■ ■
$0.75 to$O.M per hour farms reporting. .
S0.85 to $0.99 p«r hour 'a™* '"'^"^ ' '
$1.00 to $1. 14 per hour '"™ reporting . .
$1.15 to $1.29 p« tear '•™9 repcrting. .
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting. .
$1. 45 and over p« hour f"^» reporting . .
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting..
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting..
Avorapw eammgn per person ■ dollars . .
36 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding tJ
Data are based on reports for only a sainple of farms. See text]
Total all farms
1 hired worker
2 tyred woricers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or nK>re hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 o
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers . .
5 to 9 hired Markers . ,
10 Of more hired worker
reporting
reporting
rarrns reporting
B reporting
9 reporting
pMSons
s reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
3 reporting
9 reporting
3 reporting
persons
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting
persons
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hir«] worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers ,
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired work9s. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Average hours worked per person per mom
Average wage rate per person per month ,
Under $50 per month
$50 to $&4 per month ,
$85 lo $109 per month ,
$110 to $129 per rronth ,
$130 lo$169 per month
$170 to $214 per month
$215 to $274 per month
$275 to $324 per roooth
$325 to $374 per month ,
$375 and over per month
. .dollai
3 reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
Average hours worked per person per week. .
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $12 per week.
$12 to $24 p« week
$25 to $29 p« week
$30 to $39 per week
S40 to $49 per week
$50 to $59 per week
$60 to $89 per week
$70 to $79 per week
$80 to $89 per week
$90 and over per week
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms
Avenge hours worked per person per day
Average wage rale per person per day
Unaer $4 per day fanns
S4 per day farms
$5 per day farms
$6 per day. farms
$7 per day farms
$6 per day farms
$9 per day. farms
$10 per day farms
$11 per day farms
$12 and over per day farms
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting
persons
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting.
90.45 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 $a84 per hour , farms reporting
$0-85 to $0.99 per hoar. farms reporting,
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting
$1.15 to $1.29 per hour tarms 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 .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
5,819
16,332
3,296
3,765
7,509
2,483
3,005
8,823
1,806
2,486
6,928
1.18
8,668
37,747
3,927
1,726
1,235
917
863
4,468
8,6^
2,872
5,574
29,101
2,355
4,052
11,733
1.09
OREGON
37
state Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures m nuraljer of wofkers and w»ge rales are Tor hired persons working Uie week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(Fof deHnitions and ex^Am
Siie of fftrm— Continuf
Hired workers farms reportjnp . . .
1 hired wotVer farms reporting. ,.
2 hired workers farms reporting . . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms repoitinf; . . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . . .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting...
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or mor« days) farms reporting. . .
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 wokers farms reporting. . .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than ISO days) farms reporting. . .
1 hired worker farms reporting...
2 hired workers farms reporting..,
3 or 4 hired workers farms rBporting...
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . . ,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . . ,
Re^Iar hired workers and no aeesonal hired worken. faints reporting. . .
Both regular and seasonal hireO workers farma reporting. .
SeasoruU hired workers and no r^fular hired workers farms reporting. .
Paid on a tronttlly basis farms reporting . .
Xvera^ hou^ worked per person per montJi hows . .
\verage wage rate per ptrson per mmth dollars. .
Under S50 per month farma reporting. .
MO to W4 per month f"ma reporting . .
S85 to SlOfl per month f»nie reporting..
$110 to S129 per month f«ir.s reporting. .
$130 to 5169 per nwnth farms reporting . .
?170 to $214 per month farms reporting..
5215 to $274 per nmnth farms reporting. .
$275 to SS24 per nonth far™ reporting . .
$325 to ?374 per month farms reporting. .
S375 and over per month. Cwma reporting..
Paid on a weekly basis '•""« reporUng. .
Average hours worked per person per week hours . .
Avwage wage rate per penion per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week f»nns reporting. .
$12 to$24p«r week farma reporting. .
525 to 529 p«r week farma reporting. .
$30 to $39 per wed< farms reporting. .
$40 to $49 per week farma repating. .
550 to $59 per week finns reporting . .
SflO to $69 per week farms reporting . .
$70 to $79 par week farms reporting. .
$eO to 589 per week farms reporting . .
$90 and over per week farms reporting . .
Paid on a daily basis farma reporting..
Av««jte hows wvfced pw person p« day hours..
Average wage rate per person par day dollars..
Under M per day f»nn» reporting . .
$4 per day farms reporting. .
$5 per day '•'^ reporting .
$6 per day f*"^ ropnrtjng .
S7p«»day farms repcrting..
$8 per day f"™" reporting . .
59 per day '""^ reporting . .
$10 per day faims reporting..
$11 per day farms reporting. .
$12 ajid over per day farma reporting. .
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting..
Average wag* rale per person per how dollars. .
Under $a45 per hour farms reporting. .
■ 50.45 to S0.54 per hour farms reporting. .
SO. 55 to fO. 64 per hour." '»™* reporting . .
50.65 to $0.74 per }fxlt fwn« reporting . .
J0.75 to $0.84 per hojir '•"» repating . .
S0.S5 to 50.99 per how f»™s repoting . .
^1.00 to $1.14 per how farma reporting. .
$1.15 to $1.29 p*r hour farma reporting. .
51.30 to 51.44 per how farms reporUng. .
51.45 and ov« per how '"™ reporting. .
Paid'on a piece-wort basis '"^ r^«rting. .
Persons working Ffiday week preceding enumeration (aimsr^wriing..
persona. .
Avmce earnings p« pwson *'l'»" ■ ■
38
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Economic class
Commercial fanns
FARKG. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. .
Percent distribution percent. .
Land iti farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Average size of Term acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm * dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use;
Cropland harvested fanns reporting. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres f«™9 reporting .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres fanns reportin
50 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres ■ .farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reportin
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reportin
Woodland pastured farms reporting .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.
Improved pasture farms reportin
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms teportin
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting .
(Ttopland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting. ,
Land in strifvcropping systems for
soil-erosion control - farms reporting.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number. .
45 to 54 years number. .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family worldiig off farm operators reporting . .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value of
a^cultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to wot)( off their farms operators reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of Bgncultural pitiducts sold operalrTs reporting . .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number . ,
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres ." number .
220 to 259 acres number.
280 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number . ,
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
42,551
100.0
21,222,641
100.0
498.8
33,900
3,131,872
9,545
5,060
3,481
3,981
4,599
3,495
2,534
859
346
20,052
940,750
11,579
1,293,903
5,753
915,091
2,546
142,783
5,392
236,029
11,669
3,136,826
9,601
758,713
15,243
11,464,389
4,909
465,946
18,088
1,395,358
14,086
963,415
420
4,062
9,173
U,494
9,631
7,336
51.3
24,419
5,772
3,193
15,454
8,394
11,132
17,260
18,132
3,302
9,212
5,149
13,606
2,907
3,892
3,045
2,682
1,514
1,129
3,283
2,0%
1,327
1,921
22,802
53.6
19,351,206
91.2
848.7
20, 543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
783,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
8,530,333
40.4
3,933.4
4,119,774
19.4
1,304.6
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
243,390
1,070
621,145
95,063
1,083
5,321,700
516,344
1,191
372,801
1,446
123,227
1,410
301,512
87,120
1,492
2,413,997
473
54,491
2,001
247,495
1,762
184,329
356
7,814
47
9,149
OREGON
39
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are based on roporis for only k s&mple of fanns. See Unct]
(Fcr dennitions utd expluiKlions, see text)
Ecottonuc class-Continued
Cammercial fums-Continued
Part-reUreinent
FAfOG. ACREAGE. AND VALINE
Farms number
Percent diBtribution percent
Land in farms. acres
Percent distribotion percent
\yenfifi si le of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Avera^ pa t^tm dollars
Average p« acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fanns repDrting
1 to 9 acres farms reportiDg
10 to 19 acres fan» reportiBg
SOto !B acres farms nporting
aO tD49 acres farms repotting
SO to 09 acres farms repoting
100 to 199 acres farma repoctiag .
BOO to 499 acres farms reporting
900 to 999 acres farms rsporting
1,000 or more acres hrms reporting
O^ltnd used only for pasture farma reporting
Qopland not harvested and not pastured farms repoting.
Cvlbvated suimner fallow farms reporting
Soil-improvenwnt grasses and legomes fama rtfiorting
Other cropland (idle and crop failve) farms reporting
Woodland pastured. fwms reporting
Woodland not pasUved farms reporting.
Other pastire (not cropUnd aod not woodland) farms reporting .
Improved pastore fsma reporting.
Irrlpted land in farms farms reporting
Irhffated cropland harvested fama reporting
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops fanns repvting
Oofdand used for i^ajn or row crops
fanned on the contow fanns rapotting
L^nd tn strip-cropping systams for
aoil-eroeion control hrms repnting
Syflt«n of terraces on crop and pastve land. farms rspivtiiig
FARM OPERATOfS BY AGE
Operators repoftini agi
Under 2S years
25t<}Myesr8
Average age y^rs . .
OFTFAHM WORK AND Ol^ER INCOME
rarm operators-
Working off their farms, total epsrators reporting..
] tn 90 days oparslcrs repotting..
100 to 199 days opsratora reporting . .
aOO or more days operslofs reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm opermtcn reporting. .
With inoome from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work. opantors reporting . .
With other inoome of family exceeding value of
agncultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not workinj; off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their famia operators reporting . .
With other memberB of family working off farm operalcrs reporting . .
With income Frrvn sources other than tun operated - . operal^TB reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operaUFs reporting. ,
FARie BY SIZE
Under 10 acres nomber . .
10 to 49 acres namber . .
BO to 69 acres nanber . .
TO to 99 acres number . .
100tol89acrM number..
140 to 179 acres number..
160 to 219 acres manber . .
MO to 259 acres number . .
860 to 499 acres numb« .
500 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 to 1.999 acres number . .
2.000 or mtxe acres nwnber . .
See footAotse at end of (abls.
5,518
13.0
1,948,701
1,139
1,564
1,61S
2,893
567
1,187
5,207
12.2
1,192,642
2,842
2,679
137,928
85,518
1,636
1,459
77,390
51,127
26,212
18,991
1,544
1,566
374,558
231,496
1,337
1,358
105,550
109,113
2,148
1,864
845,781
478,721
756
647
38,193
32,673
2,990
2,369
166,857
83,577
2,480
1,868
110,877
47,503
42
363
1,018
1,435
1,254
1,056
52.7
1,555
2,036
2,102
415
1,099
510
14,945
35.1
984,801
9,879
126,824
5,459
2,168
1,091
2,046
4,036
4,946
3,577
4,860
5,7U
12, 7U
1,017
3,105
7,296
1,025
1,250
4,752
11.2
391,547
3,440
47,762
1,920
6,793
1,874
106,424
43,442
2,997
791
65,123
16,616
1,071
254
13,363
4,146
631
196
19,878
5,061
1,610
402
31,882
7,409
3,967
1,166
229,240
112,304
3,385
886
169,505
52,461
4,517
1,365
224,382
95,438
1,410
323
17,338
5,902
4,375
1,313
55,041
20,136
2,722
917
26,149
8,445
937
3,618
588
3,322
2,276
40
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See t«KtJ
FARMS BV COLOR AND TENIBE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number..
Cash tenants number. .
Sbare-cash tenants numbef ; .
Crop-share tenants number. .
Livestock-share tenants number..
Other and unspecified tenants number . .
White farm operators:
Full owners number , .
Part owners number..
All tenants number..
Nonwhite farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. .
All tenants , number , ,
FARMS BY TYPE OF F-AR.M
Cash-grain farms number , ,
Tobacco farms number..
Cotton fanns number..
Other field-crop farms number . .
VepeUble farms number. .
Fruit.and-nut fwms number..
Poultry farms number, ,
Dairy farms number . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number. .
Livestock ranches number. ,
General farms _. .number . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAdLlTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting . .
Com p'ckers fanns repcrting..
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
number..
Field fwage harvesters , farms reporting. .
number,.
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number . .
Tractors farms reporting. .
number..
Tractors other than gartlen farms reporting..
number,,
1 tractor fanns reporting,,
2 tmctors fanns reporting, ,
3 meters farms reporting, ,
4 tractors farms reporting, ,
6 or more tractors farms reporting, ,
Wheel tractors farms reporting,,
number,.
Crawler tractors farms reporting, ,
number,.
Garden tractors farms reporting,.
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number. .
Autonobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting. ,
Electric milk cooler farms reporting, .
Crop drier (for grain , forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting . .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting. .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting . .
3 or 3 miles. farms reporting.,
4 miles , farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 cr mere days) farms reporting. .
Farms reporting by number of regular 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 hired workers farms reporting. .
RFSDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting . ,
Not residing on fann operated operators reporting . .
Operators not reporting residence number . .
See footnotes at end of tAble.
30,813
3,490
3,004
1,095
30,558
8,313
2,953
2,749
1,436
3,439
4,276
1,905
3,490
21,092
430
442
5,314
6,482
2,281
2,490
30,339
48,919
35,100
71,094
31,942
56,732
18,081
8,154
3,362
1,194
1,151
29,642
45,275
9,432
U,456
13,477
14,362
37, 222
47,375
40,807
35,925
27,410
8,030
3,083
397
7,812
21,309
17,279
3,306
1,622
1,684
504
527
5,819
16,332
3,765
7,509
38,517
2,362
1,672
Commercial farms
13,436
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
2,749
1,436
3,439
4,276
1,905
3,490
1,343
393
405
5,493
5,548
2,148
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
325
7,089
U,21B
9,405
1,948
5,254
15,lfi9
3,596
7,249
2,087
9,125
2,076
8,394
1,938
5,969
1,430
2,4i5
604
731
2,051
3,659
2,138
1,990
1,790
302
191
1,540
7,058
1,363
4,163
3,085
9,427
3,012
8,311
2,857
6,366
1,513
1,945
981
1,U6
3,026
4,326
3,148
2,933
2,476
794
513
1,480
3,202
1,047
1,616
OREGON
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:
[DatA are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
41
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
FARMS BY COLOR AND TEMIHIE OF OPERATOR
All fsni ofKfatois:
PMtarwn«n.
AH t«naota
Cash tenants
Sha/e-cash tenants. . . . ,
Ciop-share Umants
Livestodt- share tenanlf
Other and gnspecified I
White fann operators:
Folic
Pwto
NoRwhite faitn operators:
FARI6 BY TYPE OF FARM
Caah-^kin fanos nunber
TofaarcD fafms number .
CoUon faima. number
Other Reld-cmp fanits. number
VecetAble fanns nsnber ,
Fnot'and-nut farms number .
Poultry fanns , ni
Dair\ fanr.s. lumber,
LiVMlork fanr.s other than poultry and dairy fams
and litemjxii ranches....... number
Livestock ranches.. , number.
GetkcnU fame nunbar
khacellaneous and unclassified farms number
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAOUTIES AND KIlfD OF ROAD
Oain oombtnes farms repartiof!
Com pickers fanns reporting
Pidt-ap baler* fanns reportinf;.
Fipid forage harvenl
rractors f«"« repcrtinjt
Tractors other than g^nim farms rvportinr
number
1 tractor farms reporlinj;
2 tractors fanns roporlinR
3tractcrB farms ropaliiiff
i^melan fame eeportioft
5 or mere tractors farms rwpcrtnK
Wheel tractors f«nns reporting
Cr«wlar tncUn fa^^ reporting
Autorrobiira and/or
Telephone • .farms
Home freezAT farms
Milhinf; machine fanns
Electric milk cooler faims
Crap drier (for (ram. fnmne, or olh*T oops) fanns
Power-opemtiwi i-lovrvt/*. convnyor, or bloww farms
Farms by kind of (oad on which located:
Hard swface farms
Oavel, shell, or shale farms
Dirt or imimprovod fanns
Less than 1 mile to a hasd surface rmwI farms
1 or more miles to a hard swfaoe xotd. farms
Ifflile 'enns
fi or 8 miles tunts
4 mile* farms
re^wting,
repoctinn
reporting;
repottjnft
fOftinR
portinR
reporting
reportinfT
reporting
repntjnft
reporlinR
reporting
reportinR
FARM LABOR, WEFJt PRECEOtNO ENIIMERATION
m fenns rapatisK . .
RefCular hired «>«riers (employed 1)0 o
B days) .
..farms rvportinft..
persons. .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms repnrtJng. ,
2 hired worlcers fwms reporting; .
S or 4 hired «ark«a fanns rejwtiBg.,
5 lo 0 hired workers fanne repoting..
10 or more hired workers fanns reporting . ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operatom reporting .
Not residing on fann (ip««aled operators reporting . .
Opwelors not r^xjrtjnft rwiidencwi. jiumber .
S** foDtBoliS* at epd of t«bl«.
Economic class-^Tontinued
Commercial fanns— Continued
8,562
2,306
2,003
5ia
108
4,691
7,059
1,352
1,503
1,590
1,679
4,915
5,982
5,419
4,759
3,633
1,770
660
57
4,636
8,005
4,3W
6,312
2,931
1,124
256
62
21
4,038
5,159
1,089
1,153
1,611
1,693
4,495
5,323
5,047
4,282
3,231
1,327
360
36
1,307
8,706
1,506
9,982
1,419
10,334
2,341
15,824
1,29«
8,885
1,740
10,458
922
7,510
312
1,203
62
156
2
16
1,149
8,070
1,360
8,672
362
1,702
380
1,786
571
5,176
601
5,366
1,352
13,257
1,559
16,776
1,693
14,250
1,260
12,556
948
9,265
257
1,493
7,538
6,023
1,062
3,178
4,566
2,633
2,995
2,341
243
43
3,535
3,897
4,182
3,584
2,415
350
70
42
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
fData are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Oxnmercial faims
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LR(E
Commercial fertilir.ef and fertiliiinp
materials used during the year famia reporting.,
acres on which used. .
Dry materials fanns reporting. ,
Liquid materials fams reporting . .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reporting .
Liquid materials farms reporting,.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms leportin
Dry materials farms reportin
ton
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Wheat farms reportin
Dry materials farms reporting , .
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Barley farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Irlah potatoes - farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting .
Liquid materials farms reportjng .
All other crops farms reporting ,
Dry materials. farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms refnrting.
Lime or liming materials used dunng the year farms reporting..
acres limed.
SPEariED FARM EXPENDTTUHES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
I'ndor SltX).
SlOO to S999
51,000 to S1,M9
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1,000
J1,000 to S2,499
^2,500 to S4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
510,000 or more.
Machine hire
Under $200.
l200toS999
Sl.OOOormore
Hired labor.
Under S200
$200toS499
$500toS999
51,000 to S2,«9
S2,50O to $4,999
$5,000 to .59,999
510,000 to 519,999
520,000 to 549,999
$50,000 or n-<»e
Seeds, bulhs, plants, and trees
Under 5100.
$100 to 5499
$500 to 5999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under 5100.
1100 to 5499
S500to$n99
51,000 tn 51,999
55,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
s reporting..
dollars..
3 reporting . .
s reporting..
s reporting..
s reporting.
s reporting . .
dollars..
3 reporting . .
3 reporting.
3 reporting..
3 reporting..
3 reporti ng . .
3 reporting.
dollars..
3 reporting..
3 reporting..
5 reporting..
5 rep(»ting..
3 reporting.,
3 reporting..
3 reporting.,
3 reporting. .
3 reporting..
3 reporting..
3 reporting. .
3 reporting..
3 reporting . .
175,197
18,599
lis, 137
3,437
27,060
8,730
274, 558
8,41B
29,138
2,639
52,091
2,509
5,049
548,950
4,425
10,656
1,680
11,44S
5,139
275,573
3,952
12,224
1,293
4,967
949
532
10,628
560,739
10,108
81,843
1,366
8,395
2,090
34,683
58,769
42,110
30,960
53,060,824
5,385
17,447
3,m
2,610
2,407
17,958
34,827,741
13,738
2,097
583
17,617
8,545,372
9,688
6,164
1,765
19,500
49,521,709
5,717
3,647
2,611
3,001
2,060
1,321
741
325
77
14,223
6,708,838
6,440
5,292
1,224
1,267
40,3%
19,976,207
15,067
14,210
5,496
5,301
322
14,538
1,659,022
lfi5,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,2U
241,414
5,959
25,160
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
11,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
888
29,992
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,228
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
60,358
1,132
47,401
47,179
489
5,048
2,387
409,211
40,274
1,971
33,512
822
6,762
2,154
1,510
19,066,152
68,404
647
3,260
1,363
137,572
1,290
19,472
3,158
2,281
10,327,326
2,809
U,691,767
OREGON 43
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D«U m iMMd on nfxNU for ooly K sampis of fun& See teAj
Econonic cla5»-Oontinued
Coanwrciel ferms-Coatinued
Pert-re6refnent
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND UUE
Dly malenels
Liquid malehkls .
Iky melentlB
Liqvid mtbmtla
Othv ()&9tjve {not enplend) , .
Dry metcnels.
Liquid oaceriels
Dly oalcriels.
Liquid matvuU
Barley /■nna reportinx.
Dry rauunftlflk
Liquid ffleunulB . .
Irish potatoes Jtma retnrling
Dry m«l«rialii. , ,
Liquid mabvikls
All othtr crops ...
Dry msuhalji. . .
Liquid malsnals
0 V liminx msicnul!! u»«d during L
9 r«partiiig
3 reporting
fanna ruportjnf;
lepwting,
fannfl reportinx
reportiim
^■ms teporting.
repcrtiiiK
reporting
s reporting
tone
n reporting,
SPECIFIED F^RU EXPENDmiRES
Any of the following epecified expHMjiturue
Feed for livestock «id poeltry
UndoSlOa
S100to»W
Sl.OOOloSl.tM
IS.OOO to S4.m
U.OOOormore
Ptsohaee of liveetocfc end pooltty
UndvSl.OOO
n.000toS2,U9
S!,wotoS4,am
U.OOO to S9.999
SlO.IXn or nijre.
Mschine hire
Under BOO.
SiOOtoStn -
51,000 or luore.
Hindlnba
Under S300.
Sa00toH>9
ssootossm
Sl.OOO to SS.W9
CuotoM.m
»,oooto9.n«
sio.ooo to sia.mt
•90,000 to S4«.9W
SSO.OOO or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trsee
Und«$10a
S100toS4H
S600to$e9«
$1,000 or n«re.
Ossoline and othee petfoleisn feel
and oil for the farm iMainess
Under $100.
$100to$<m
$500to$m«
S1,000 to $4,>9<
B,000oriine.
doftabls.
tons
a reporting,
tana
a reporting,
arepisting
a tvporting
s teportjng
I reporting
dolltrs
■ reporting
s reporting
iiuportjng
a reporting
B reporting.
■ reporting
dollars
B feprsting
s reptvting
B leporting
9 reporting
s teporting
B repeating
dolUni
B repisting
B reporting
B reporting
a teptsting
dollan
a leptvting
a reporting
a teptsting
B reptsting,
a teptsting.
a reporting
areptsting,
a reptsting,
a rejxating,
a reporting
dollara
a reporting
a reporting
a reptsting
a reporting
a reporting
dollars
a reporting
a reporting
a repeating
a repotting
areprsting
3,532
177,136
20,394
3,274
18,588
560
1,806
1,589
49,559
1,508
5,072
2,024
1,922
8,U7
5,518
4,165
5,677,759
2,416
2,583,189
1,725
2,858
1,136,580
1,231
1,345
2,873
89,631
10,192
2,765
9,539
258
653
1,239
28,345
1,229
3,127
1,540
24,951
1,485
3,454
5,206
3,819
3,166,643
2,205
1,375,569
1,809
2,465
688,093
1,427
2,568
1,522,041
1,026
5,115
1,517,1^3
1,199
3,018
1,794
1,256
578,005
4,410
59,049
6,832
4,220
6,525
220
307
1,912
22,869
1,872
2,857
1,776
15,435
1,721
2,050
14,661
U,016
3,608,192
2,536
7,850
509
116
5
6,092
1,849,539
5,716
4,635
605,163
3,728
3,185
855,072
1,887
3,462
3U,392
2,594
13,729
1,384,310
9,369
4,010
1,397
18,790
2,597
1,342
2,548
65
49
4,619
3,120
962,036
1,546
357,409
1,485
1,600
218,271
1,310
427,919
2,705
1,288
44
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fftims. See temj
(For definitions and exptai
Commercial farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold i»tai, dollar
average per farm, dollar
All crops sold dollar
Field crops, other than vegetables and fhlils and nuts, sold dolla
Vepetables sold dollar
Fruits and nuts sold dollar
Forest pitxlucts and horticultural specialty products sold dollar
All livestock and livestock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry products sold dollar
Dairy products sold dollar
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.
number.
Milk cows farms reporting.
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.
Steers and bulls including stoef and bull calves. farms r«portjne .
number..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CaUlo and calvis-
1 head farms reporting,.
'2 to 4 head. farms reporting.,
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head. farms reporting.,
20 to 49 head. farms reporting..
50 to 99 head. farms reporting..
100 to 499 head farms reporting..
500 or more head farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved—
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 heed farms reporting.
10 to 19 head. farms reporting . .
20 to 29 head farms r«porung . .
30 to 49 head. farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head. farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head. farms repcning . .
100 or more head farms reporting . .
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting. .
3 to 9 head farms repirting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting.,
20 to 29 head. farms reporting , .
30 to 49 head fanr.s reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting .
75 to 99 head. farms reportin
100 or more head. farms reporting..
Horses and/Of intlles farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting .
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting.
Bon before June 1 farms reporting..
number.
Sheep and lambs farms reporting .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting .
number.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting .
Ewes farms reverting .
numb«.
Rams and wethers farms reporting.,
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting . .
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
Ho^ and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
Milk and cream sold*. farms reporting..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms repcrtjng..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .
dceens . .
41*, 403, 681
9,786
224,803,915
134,389,543
22,390,103
42,031,149
25,993,120
191,599,766
26,404,935
42,389,867
122,804,964
30,052
1,361,700
26,395
626,256
20,081
158,836
24,865
396,608
24,016
338,836
1,525
6,120
6,602
4,%6
5,283
2,820
2,353
dollar
383
5,753
11,054
3,240
1,742
1,781
1,107
529
1,189
',491
J, 751
1,448
77
11,506
44,585
10,036
207,650
7,169
135,248
6,626
72,402
8,116
873,231
6,039
239, 509
7,662
633,722
7,539
607,518
6,347
26,204
1,774
26,413
18,356
3,106,395
23,537
692,825
99,740,425
6,427
279,974
9,239,142
6,883
765,045
9,945,585
10,214
986,672,132
42,389,867
4,978
6,485,671
7,392
37,217,155
13,770,351
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
16,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
176,136,176
81,772
99,972,031
64,433,075
10,972,235
12,459,768
12,106,953
76,164,145
11,714,345
7,910,145
56,539,655
1,523
482,846
1,391
211,886
1,309
137,479
1,374
133,481
18,363
302
8,144
315,896
359
100,614
1,351
291,696
49,516,920
88,771,053
28,110
50,698,574
32,387,774
6,065,886
7,951,183
4,293,731
38,072,479
5,334,934
11,286,659
21,450,886
2,234
251,984
2,046
127,954
1,550
31,360
1,937
68,206
1,934
55,824
1,035
1,308
587,248
1,951
131,281
17,337,807
See focAoot^s at end of table.
OREGON 45
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continuecl
(Foe dcrimtions wid nplnnatio
[DaU w« based on raporta for only a sample of farms. See text]
ConnerciaJ feims-Continued
Economic class-Continued
Part-retirement
ESTBIATED VALIX OF PRODl'CTS SOLD BY SOlHrE
All farm products sold total, <Joit«rs.
asva^e per farm, dtsllars .
All crops sold dollars .
Field crops, tether than vefietables and fruits and nuts, sold . . , , dollars .
Vegetables sold dollars.
Frvits and nuts sold. dollars .
Forest products and hortrcultnral specialty peoduds sold. dollars .
All livestock and livestock trtjducts sold dollars.
Poultry and poultry [mducts sold dollars .
Dairy products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestrxrk products, otber
tbu) poultry and dairy, sold dollars .
UVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers tJ
Heifers and heifer calvi
Steers and bulls includi
s reporting;.
Qumber.
s repcrting..
Wfortinit.,
, farms repcrtinf; . .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CatUe and calves-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 head. farms reporting..
5 to 9 head. farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 49 head farms repotiiig..
SO to 99 head farms reporting..
100 to 499 head. farms reporting..
500 or more head. farms reporting..
Cows including heifers that have calvet^
1 head. farms rvpoittng. .
2 to 9 head. farms repotting..
to to 19 head. farms reporting..
20 to 29 head. farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms repivting..
SO to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 cr more head farms reporting..
Milk cows—
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head. farms repotting..
20 to 29 heacL farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head. firms reporting . .
SO to 74 head. firms reporting. .
75 to 99 head. films npoting . .
100 « mre head. .' farms reporting..
Horses and/or mules farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Bom since June L *.......■• farms repotting..
number..
Bom befcre June 1 farms reporting . .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms repoting..
Sheep 1 year old and over firms repotting..
F.wes firms reporting..
Rams and wethers. firms reporting . .
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Ctiickens 4 months old and over farms reporting . .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive firms reporting.,
dollars . .
Hogs and pigs sold ill ve farms reporting.,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive. farms reporting.,
dollars..
Milk ind CTeam sold^ firms reporting..
pounds ,
Chickens including broilers sold firms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold firms reporting..
dollirs . .
See footnotae at end of table.
40,216, 040
7,288
19,635,154
9,419,031
1,246,715
6,348,475
2,620,933
20,580,886
2,353,096
6,418,054
U,809,736
4,016
164,443
3,768
78,211
2,960
28,840
3,538
47,596
3,376
38,636
1,617
6,195
1,377
37,904
1,007
24,909
1,052
12,995
961
25,178
1,164
83,303
1,142
78,906
1,013
4,397
189
4,464
2,514
469, 541
3,492
70,918
8,585,792
1,047
51,462
1,698,246
1,072
76,041
938,533
1,856
171,294,227
6,418,054
331
340,206
1,217
5,028,433
1,860,519
19,908,202
3,823
9,612,587
4,151,124
547,576
3,502,338
1,411,489
10,295,615
1,236,772
2,150,843
6,908,000
3,321
90,304
3,452
39,973
2,680
14,207
3,281
29,024
3,128
21,307
1,315
3,797
1,400
28,243
1,030
18,292
985
9,951
858
19,504
1,076
71,813
1,056
68,580
920
3,233
5,060
2,456
304,126
3,147
37,906
4,516,842
1,034
34,387
1,134,771
956
1,575
64,925,218
2,150,843
715
133,920
1,087
2,854,853
1,056,295
2,521,725
1,392
1,035,002
459,044
33,080
287,450
255,428
1,486,723
244,557
268,535
973,631
1,253
15,017
1,105
6,685
11,959,950
800
4,904,731
1,695,757
101,690
2,354,152
753,132
7,055,219
676,698
945,063
5,433,458
10,510
87,483
8,783
30,999
6,562
14,282
8,260
30,259
7,955
26,225
3,159
3,576
2,132
3,463
8,315
3,700
25,371
2,592
16,692
2,152
8,679
2,469
80,785
1,790
19,734
2,317
61,051
2,287
57,586
1,807
3,465
841
6,010
6,098
259,317
7,164
31,632
3,661,380
1,963
23,184
765,072
2,024
47,901
622,713
2,452
27,649,598
945,063
1,123
33,134
1,847
1,535,146
568,004
4,205,407
885
1,389,715
673,337
49,045
898,018
269,315
2,315,692
318,545
402,251
1,594,396
2,873
23,955
2,341
9,716
1,765
4,541
2,155
7,513
2,056
6,726
18,753
604
1,456
1,632
2,139
109, 543
2,164
9,844
1,103,837
37,642
1,033
755,930
279,713
46
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DfttA are based on reports for only a aample of fams. See lextj
CoRimercia] famia
LI\'EST0O< AND LIVESTOCK PRODCCTS-Conlinued
Litters tatroned Decembei 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 fan»BcciJoitine...
number of liUera...
loc5liU«rs farniscejioctmB...
3 to 9 litters farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting . . .
90 to 39 liUers farms reporting...
40 to 69 litters farms reporting...
70 or more litters farms reporting...
June 2 to November 30 fams reporting...
number of litters...
Itecember 1 to June 1 fanns reporting. . .
number oflittCTS...
SPEnFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all puiposes faims reporting .. .
II to 24 acres Farms reporting...
25 to 49 acres. farms reporting. ..
50 to 74 acres farms reporting . . .
75 to99aci«s farms reporting...
100 or more acres farms reporting .. .
Harvested for grain farms reporting . . .
bushels...
Sales farms reporting...
tiushels...
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting, , .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Spring rrheat harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels...
Sales fanos reporting. . .
bushels . . .
Oats grovn alone harvested farms reporting. . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting.. .
bushels. . .
Barley harvested f anos reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels. . .
^,771
36,604
1,933
1,787
3,753
17, «»
3,623
19,204
2,965
51,237
1,547
1,442
26,639
1,792,787
652
1,2U,428
6,490
691,950
25,057,725
5,961
24,244,267
3,793
82,893
2,468,487
3,223
2,320,401
5,955
147,409
5,870,232
2,643
3,455,902
855
419,760
8,862
504,684
18,233,587
5,774
14,571,775
3,269
31,020
1,013
1,299
2,574
14,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
533,393
499
403,885
7,318
482,572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
402,265
1,105
173,551
6,208,303
1,083
6,009,435
550
1,003
198,690
8,138,501
106,885
1,437
120,557
4,271,508
1,077
3,559,008
941,796
8,456
307,530
870,608
2,883
266,375
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
1,022
55,763
160,149
7,804
176,504
328,9a
1,850
54,035
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
Sales farms reporting .
1,685
27,563
53,309
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
L32,930
Wild hay cut.
Sales
Other hay cut
.farms reporting...
2,549
232,103
249,564
2,648
54,115
33,439
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
See footnotes at end of table.
1,458
37,666
284,429
1,340
36,404
276,962
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
fDaU ve based on raporta for only k sample of FutDS. See textj
(For definiUons and eyilai
Convnercial fAnns-ConLinued
Economic class-Continued
Part-retiromenl
LrVESTOCK A^fD LIVESTOCK PRODtCTS-Cbntioued
Litters farrowed December 1, 19S8, to
Hovemlw 30. 1959 tams reportlnR .
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters tama renortini;,.
X to 9 Utters fwms reportinf;..
10 (o U litters fenns renorting. .
SO to ^ litten fanna reporting..
40 to 69 littera fsms refoctine..
70 Of more litters funs refX)rting..
June 2 to November 30 films reporting. .
nttmber of littss.,
f>ec«Biber 1 to Jgne 1 farms ranotting. .
number of litters. ,
SPECIFTED CROPS aAKVESTED
Com for all paiposes
(tarveeled for gmr
fanns reporting. ,
farms reporting . ,
farms retorting.,
farms repotting. ,
farms reporting. ,
fannar^Kjrtiflg.,
bushels..
Sales farms reporting..
boshels.,
Winter ^leat harvested fame reporting . .
Sales
liushels..
farms reporting . .
busbelB . .
Sprl2% «beat harvested faras reporting..
Sales faros reporting..
boshels..
Oats groan alone harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas fa:
Sales fa:
I reporting..
bushsla..
I reporting..
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
bushels..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
76,520
1,175
32,396
1,109,911
1,085
1,0^,609
763
1,1?&
23,400
825, 4S9
89,345
1,714
51,683
1,660,986
1,050
1,U1,257
126,010
1,248
29,A73
l,04ii
15,205
343,405
Sales farms reporting .
1,74X
52,998
159,829
1,109
21,895
56,499
1,396
13,428
28,918
1,276
29,723
57,819
1,181
20,445
37,619
2,086
21,632
34,760
Sales farms reporting.
tons..
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Sales f artne reporting .
Other hay cut farma reporting.
Sales fame reporting .
1,015
7,604
9,969
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
48
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of fanna. See text]
Total
all
fams
Economic class
(For dermitions ajid explanations, see text)
Commercial fanns
Total
Class 1
Class 11
aasain
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
2,636
33,309
8,535,807
89
5,202
6,612,494
311
17, 586
1,162,458
548
19,082
474,344
2,479
22,390,103
2,314
14,018
78,627,577
10,770
99,644
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
88
5,077
6,449,294
301
17,186
1,141,218
548
19,082
474,344
2,092
22,196,357
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
5,272
78,520
303
17,874
5,203,344
43
3,892
5,411,019
85
8,767
604,280
145
10,167
261,484
324
10,972,235
132
3,404
23,102,521
317
17,975
269
6,964
1,785,969
20
690
603,835
91
4,544
308,498
97
3,657
92,175
431
6,065,886
222
2,693
17,978,050
661
U,596
403
hundredweight...
4,953
1,035,950
20
pounds . . .
425
359,440
55
pounds of oil...
2,740
169,300
171
tons...
3,563
85,640
535
3,330,865
361
pounds.. .
Land In hearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
2,679
15,792,605
1,030
16,051
^Includes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
OREGON
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
1959-
49
-Continued
9 aad enqjlanadons, see text)
Commercial fams-Contiiiued
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED-ContiBued
Irish potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting
hundredweight ,
Hops harvested farms reportljig
pounds
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting
pounds of oil
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting,
Sales dollars
Strawberries harvested farms reporting
pounds
Land in bearing and ncnbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' fanas reporting
1,2«0
28,205
415
6,840
410
1,2*6,715
307
547,576
441
2,459
12,387,446
345
1,239
5,320,860
1,438
17,573
1.434
10,iOO
50
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 1 of 9 .-Cash-grain farms
3 bAaed on nports for only a sample of fanna. See text]
(For definitiona and explnnalions, see (exl)
FMVS. ACRE4GE, AND VALUE
Farms number...
Porcent distribution percent...
Land in farms acres...
Percent distnbuuon percent. . .
Average sue of farm acres..
Value of land and buildiniis:
Averace per farm '• tJotlars . . .
Average per acre dollars...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reprrtine.. .
J to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 atres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres ;. .farms reporting. . .
100 to 199 ?cres farms reputing . . .
iWO to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms repwling . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reforting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
CWier cropland (idle and crop failure) fams reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured forms reporting .
Other pasture (not cropland and not aoodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
Ini^ted land in farms .farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms repwting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used f« grain or row
cioi» farmed on the contour farms repixting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soit'eroaion ooatroL farms reptrting . .
System of terraces on oop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Opeialofs lepofling age number . .
Under 25 years ■ number . .
25 to 34 years number..
S5 to 44 years number . .
65 to 64 years number . .
65 a more years number..
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER DJOOME
Fara operators-
Wcrking off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators rep<»ting .
WitJi other members of family wwking off farm operators reporting.
With income frtxn sources otber tjian farm
operated and off-farm wori operatc« reporting .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agncultural [Ttxlucte sold. operators reporting .
Operators not wtrting off their farms or not
reporting as to wcalt off their farms operatrrs repeating.
With other members of family working off farm. operatcas reporting .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operates reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of a^cultutal pnxhicta sold operators reporting.
FAR>£ BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number.
XO to 49 acres number .
BO to 69 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number.
500 to 999 acres number.
1.000 to 1.999 acres number.
2.000 or more acres number.
See footnotos at and itf table.
22,802
19,351,206
848.7
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536, 598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
504
95,243
114
21,759
193
34,530
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,4i5
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
2,783
1,881
1,25b
1,879
2,518
100.0
3,382,249
100.0
1,343.2
74,373
1,682
305,742
1,437
39,610
1,430
1,222,116
15,898
64
21,464
76
19,022
51
20,250
43
32,321
30
5,910
322
568,665
56
20.8
873,430
25.8
1,663.7
3,595
52
18,549
2,770
24
6,777
17,223
33
1,484
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[Dkta are based on reports for only k sample of fatms. See lexl]
51
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All ta/m opefators:
ruh unvil!
Sh«e-CBj«h t
Crop-9hitfe I
While rim openbrs;
Nonwhile firm opemors
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Oain cnnfaines ftmin repnting,,
number .
Com picken farms rcfortin^..
nmnhtr.
Picb'UpbdiVB twrma repcrting..
Field lauge hwesUvi^ iBm^ reporting .
numtMr,.
Morotrucks. rums rfipcrtinf;,
TTkcUn fsms reportine ,
number .
Tractors oiJwr than KsrrJ^n r«raa raportinf;.
1 tractor faniM mpxunp.
SInctors fuTi>s rr^
S tncton farms repcrtjnu.
4 tractors farms crportinf .
5 or mora tractors farms roportinf;.
Whaal tractora farms rr^xvtin^ .
Crawler tractora farms reportinc .
Automobiles farms raportjnR .
AstonobitSH aJKl/o moiortraeks farms mpotjng..
TeiephaiB farms repcrtinn . .
Horie freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
fms by kind of toad on wMch lotated:
Hanj surface farms repoung . .
Qtavel, shell, or skale farms reporting..
Dirt or DninYsoved. farms reporting..
Lees tJlan 1 mile to a han] swface road farms reptrting..
1 or nure miles to a hard surface toeiL farms raporting..
I mile farms reporting . .
2or aoiilee farms re^mrting..
4 milee farms refxirting. .
Stvnwemilee farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDDK] ENUMERATION
Hired oorkera. fanis lepartiag. .
Regular hired wwkers (employed 1
r of regular hired workera:
4 hired workers
9 hired workers
X more hired wivkers .
.farms lep(»ting..
.farms reporting.,
.farms repvting..
.farms repotiag. .
.farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing M
Not rosidin
See footnolee at end of table.
farm opertded
I reporting residaei
U,436
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
2,US
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
S),538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,860
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
11,218
9,405
1,948
2,407
6,295
2,392
5,626
2,031
3,263
1,568
2,363
2,331
3,183
2,459
52 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[DbU are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See texl ]
(For dcnnit
e text)
USE OF COMMEBaAL FERTILIZER AND UME
Comnwrrial fertilizer and fertiliiini;
materials used dunniT the year fam.s reporting. .
Dry nialenals farms repnrting. .
Liquid maUTials tarns reporting. .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Drv materials farms reporting..
Liquid matenals farms exporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry' matcnals farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporUng..
Wheat farms reporting, .
Dry materials famis reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Barley farms reporting,.
Vry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms repeating . .
Irish potatoes fam.s reporting;. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials Tarms reporting..
All other crops ...farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming matcnals used dunnc the year farms reporting..
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reprrting. .
Feed ftr livestock and poultry fam-s reporting. .
Under .7100 farms reporting..
JlOO to $999 fantis reporting. .
Sl.OOO to $1,999 farms reporting. .
$2,000 to J4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting,.
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms renortjng,.
$10,000 or nrore farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 farms reptirting..
5200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more fattna reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
IJndCT S200 farms reporting..
$200 to $409 farms reporting..
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 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 to $49,999 farms reporUng. .
$50,000 or more , . . .farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms repotting..
Under $100 fan.is reporting. .
$100 to $4 99 farms reporttng..
$500 to $999 '. .farms reporting. .
$1,000 or nmre farms reporting..
Ga-soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting. .
Under $100 farms reporting..
S100to$499 , farms reporting. .
S500to$999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to S4,999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of tAble.
14,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
1,298
1,681
*4,146
1,576
266
5,286
540,454
3,734
10,086
1,614
11,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
888
29,992
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,«S4
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
77
9,737
6,292,949
•> 3?m
4,316
1,167
1,228
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
1,946
630,002
25,342
1,059
12,380
1,131
12,962
8,823
1,218
143,188
2,518
1,540
1,U7,840
11,370
1,186
7,713,483
1,024,331
4,650
368
5,013
574
1,707
244
14,944
1,732
48,006,918
3,870,332
3,011
310
2,553
301
2,073
264
2,839
370
2,021
2ffl
1,315
152
13,692
74
1,144
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
53
(For deTinitions and explsnalicns, see text)
9 for only k SBJ^le of faims. See text]
F^notnic class
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCIS SOLD BY SOURCE
All faroi products sold totii. doiim.-..
avera^ per fann, dollars
All crops sold dollars. . .
Field rropB, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold. ....ddlais. ..
\ egelebles sold dollars .. .
Fnute and nuts sold dollars . . .
Forest pnxlucis and horticultural specialty products sold dollars...
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars . . .
Poultry and poultry [roducta sold. dollars...
Da)i> fxoducte sold dollars . . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LIVXSTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting...
Cows, indadinf! heifers that have calved farms reporting...
Milk co»e farms reporting. . .
numbrr...
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting. . .
Steers and bulls including 9l*w and bull calves farms rcpoting...
Farms reporting by number or hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting . . .
2 lo4 head farms reporting...
5 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head fams reporting...
20 to 49 head farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 bead farms refuting.. .
100 to 499 herw] farms reponiag. . .
500 or more head farms repeating. .,
OowB, including heifers thai have calved-
1 head .farms reporting. . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..,
10 to 19 he«l 'arms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms ropwting..
30 to 49 head farms reporUng . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 he«J farms reporting..
too or more head farms reporting..
MlkcDwe-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 heed farms reporting..
10 to 19 he«l farms reprrting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
SO to 49 h«ed farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 he«l farms reporUng..
100 or more haw] farms reporung..
Horses and/or mules farms repeating..
Hogs aiUl pigs '"^s reporting..
Bom since June I farms leprrting..
Brm befc^e June 1 farms reporting . .
Sheep and laml« farms reprrting..
Lambs undw I year old farms reporting..
number . .
Sheep 1 year old and ovar farms reptrting . .
number . .
Ewea farms rapceting..
Rams and waLhars farms reporting..
GoitS and kids. farms reporting..
Chickens 4 moOtllSOld and over farms retorting..
LivestKk and livestock products sold:
Caule and calves sold alive farms reporting..
dollars..
Rg«8 and pig* sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars.,
abeep and Iambs aold alive farms reporting . .
dollars..
Will and oream sold' farms reporting.
pounds
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting .
dollars.
Chicken eigin sold faims reporting .
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
dollai
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,U6
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
60,267,267
23,935
54,005,770
52,365,438
1,098,796
311,349
230,187
6,261,497
160,130
147,915
5,953,452
1,7U
81,442
1,578
39,649
1,444
23,590
1,397
18,203
1,353
35,151
,,945,106
32,416,717
75,213
29,355,158
28,392,287
874,176
17,906
70,789
3,061,559
9,325
7,572
3,044,662
1,410
92
4,392
8,905
it
8,295
14,886,900
28,356
13,439,863
U, 114,814
138,560
W,602
121,887
1,447,037
30,160
7,477
1,409,400
7,864,311
■ 14,404
6,711,371
6,555,312
70,180
68,071
17,808
1,152,940
49,962
77,945
1,025,033
4,378
319
3,070
3,077,211
7,931
2,705,971
2,616,442
6,355
74,499
8,675
371,240
39,307
31,346
300,587
1,831,381
3,888
1,622,758
1,518,010
7,725
85,995
11,028
208,623
29,347
20,625
158,651
4,609
•76
1,208
See fotOuAm at wl of table,
54 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[pKta we lMB«d on reports tor only n a«mple of fams. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-ConUnued
Linets fanowed December 1, 19M, to Novemtief 30, 1959. . . .(nms rspoctme.
number of litt«a.
10 to 19 liUefs. .
20 U) 39 litters. .
40 (o 69 littera. .
reporting. .
reporting . .
reporting . .
reporting .
reporting,
reporting. .
June 2 to November 30
number of litters...
December 1 to June 1 fnrms reporting . . .
number of litters...
SPfOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com f<» all purposes fatnis reporting . . .
Under 11 acres f"™s reforting . . .
J 1 to 21 acres farms reporting. . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting . . .
75 to 99 8cre3 farms reporting. . .
100 or more acres farms reporting. . .
Harvested for gram farms reporting . . .
bushels.. .
Sales 'arms reporting . . .
bushels. . .
Winter wbeat harvested farms reporting . . ,
bushels . . .
Sales fame reporting . . .
btishels . . .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting . . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch i
bushels .
reporting.
bushels.
farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
bushels . . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . ■
■ mixed with oats or
hay farms report ing . . .
farms reporting . . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting . . .
tcms, green weight.
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
U,445
2,668
16, 575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
7,318
482,572
17,711,105
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221, &43
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
1,362
279
1,422
19,745,901
2,131
19,191,023
137,395
2,141
292,834
U, 101, 580
2,007
10,222,134
41,255
16
36,435
35,490
70
30,735
See footnotes at end of table .
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 9. -Cash-grain farms
[DalA are b&sed on reports for only t
55
SPEanED CROPS ft^RVESTED-ContinuwJ
Irieh potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms repcrtlng.
hundredweight .
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting.
pounds of oU.
Sugar beeta harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
acres .
pounds .
Land In bearing and ncmbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms reporting.
1,735
32,973
8,478,-^70
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
Z Reported In small fractions .
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
'Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
56 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 2 of 9. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a aample of faims. See text]
Item
(For dennitions and explanations, see text)
FAIWS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number..
Percent distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution pwcent. .
Value of land and building:
AveraRe per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fanns reporting. .
1 Ut9 acres farms lerxxting . .
10 to 19 acres fanns reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 to 49 acres ..farms reporting..
50 U) 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 -"cres - farms leporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting, .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms repccting. .
Wocxlland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms refnrting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the ccniour. farms reporting . .
Land in sinp-ciopping systems for
soil-eRision control. farms reporting. .
System of tenacee on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators teporting age number . .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 64 years number . .
65 V mere years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM TORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operatrrs reporting. .
200 or more days operators repoting . .
With other members of family wtvking off farm operatrvs repeating. .
With income frrxD sources other than farm
operated and off-farm wor* operators repcrtmg . .
With other incone of family exceeding
value of a^culture] products sold operatcrs reporting . .
OperatrTS not working off their farms or not
reporting as to wnk off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family wcrking off farm operatcrs reporting . .
With income fVom sources other than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value
of B^cultural products sold operatcrs reporting. .
FARUe BY SIZE
U&der 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . ,
60 to 69 acres number . ,
TO to 09 acres number.,
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.,
160 to 219 acres number . ,
220 to 259 acres number.
860 to 469 acres... number,
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1 ,609 acres nmber .
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at ettd ct table.
22,302
19,351,206
20,5ii3
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,85i
4,205
3,iil
2,527
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
100.0
171,905
100.0
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
13,457
2,272
5,123
899
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
1,188
908
2,783
1,881
1,250
1,879
5,734
82
1,010
38
896
126
3,828
89
10,299
72
3,189
195
20,489
53
1,270
762
103,0U
762
4,632
61
2,320
52,648
224
49,195
24.2
35,575
20.7
184.3
25.9
32,368
18.8
1,125
51
1,183
24,429
193
23,184
18,465
192
15,921
12.9
19,080
11.1
185.2
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.-0ther field-crop farms
] Data are b&sed on reports for only a sample ot farms. See text )
57
EooDOinic class
FAIOJB BY COLOR AND ICWRE OF OfBtATOR
All fm operators:
Funo«T»ers number...
Pun o«n^» nomber . . .
Cash tcwuits ^vmber . . .
Shafe-cttsh lenanu ■ number...
Crap-share leiwnts Dumber...
Livestoct- share tenanLs. nunAer . . .
Other and unapecirieiJ t«ranis number...
White farm operaUvs:
Full owno^ numbs...
Part own^t^ nmber...
Ail t«MJiU* number...
Non<rhite (arm operslors
Full owners • number...
Part owners mraber...
All tenants nomber.. ,
apErrFs:D ngiJiFMENT and fachjties and kind of road
Gram ermbin^q faniH r^ptrtin^..,
Con picl«n (ami* repDrtinj;. ..
n«mh,»..,
Pick-up balers farros rcfxirtinp.. ,
Field loraffe har\e)fters fvn.s repnrUng...
number . . ,
Mourtrvcks. (ww roporunn . . ,
Tr^etan farms f*ix*tjnp..,
number. ..
Trarti»« athtr than ywden farms roportjnj:.,,
nuDibec . . .
2 tracurs tvaa reportinB..
i trartom fanns reporUnft..
4 Uwrlan farms reportinp..
Whsel tractors 'mw repertinc..
Crawler tndors. IUTt\s reportjaj! . .
Garden Irsrtcn farms repartine . ,
number. .
AulnmubilM farms report4ni;..
number..
Automobilm MHt/or moLortnicks farms feportmi;..
Telephone. ftrtat reporting . .
Home fr«M«r fanns reporting..
Milkini; machiBs. fsnns reporting. .
EJectnc milk coolar f*ni« reporting. .
Oop*i«r (for (yarn, foraffv, or olber crops). farms reporting..
Power-oparaLad elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporUnp..
Fams by kind of road on which locateth
llatd auffare farms rf^xjrtjng..
(kavel, nhell, or shale '*»fmg roportrnj!..
Dirt or uBimproved. (srmfl reporUng..
Lau than 1 mile to a hard surface rowt farms rxpivting..
1 or more inilea to a hard svrface road. farms reporting..
1 miU (arms reporting..
S or & miles (arms reporting..
4 nilos farms repjrting. .
5 or more imlcs (srnis reporting . .
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRBCEDOIG ENlAffiRATlON
Hirvd workers. t$ma r^nrting. .
persons..
Regular hired wwkers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting..
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker 'snns roportir\g..
2 hired workers farms repcrting..
a or 4 hired »orker» '•"ns ropwting..
5 to 9 hired workers fanns reporting..
10 or nore hired workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Rwtidingim fwm op«caU>d Operators reporting.,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting . .
Operators not roporting residaaca. number . .
Sse footn>t«s at eitd of table.
13,i36
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,o;8
2,1A8
2,339
19,636
36,693
21, (»6
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,U0
19,096
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,6ft0
11,218
9,405
1,948
58 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9. -Other field-crop farms /
[Data are based on reports fof only a sample of rarmn. See lexl ]
(For dermi
USE OF CONfMERCTAL FERTILIZER AND UME
Comni€Trial rertilizor and rrrtiltzinc
mBlefials used rturinc the sent fam.s reportinp
ncres on which used
Dry niateriala farms reporting
Liquid mat»Tials fanns reporting
Hay and cropland paslure farms repoting
Dry maU>riBls farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland) .farms reporting
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Wheat farms rt'porting
Dry materials fanns reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Barley farms rop<«ting
Dry materials forms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Irish potatoes fam.s ropartmi;.
Dry materials farTT>.s reporling
Liquid materials farms reporting
All other crops furms reporting
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials faxms reporting
Lime or liminfr malenals used durinc the year forms reporting
SPEDFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified exponditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fnTT\"> reporting. ,
Under $100 farrr.s reporting.,
$100 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 fsmw roportinfl, ,
$2,000 to $4,999 farms rerorting. ,
$5,000 or more farmn reporting. .
Pwchase of livestock and poultry forms reporting .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting.
51,000 to $2.«0 fttm.3 reporting.
$2,500 to M,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,909 farms reporting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $200 farms reporting.
$200 to $990 farms reporting.
$1,000 or more farms reporting .
Hired labor farms reporting.,
UndCTSBOO farms reporUng..
$200 to $499 farms reporting .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reportinfi. .
$5,000 to $9.9D0 farms reportin
$10,000 to $19.999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to M9,999 farms reporting.,
$50,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and Uees farms reporting. ,
dollars
Under $100 fan.is repwling
'S100to$499 farms reporting
$500 to $999 fartr.3 reporting
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Ga.soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business fanns reporting..
Under $100... , farms reporting.,
SlOO to $499 1 farms reporting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting.
51,000 to 51,909 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting.,
See footnotes at end of table.
U,538
767
1,659,022
85,217
165,184
22,308
13,006
722
138,492
20,464
3,150
246
26,692
1,844
6,211
194
241,414
6,465
5,959
189
25,160
765
337
5
1,298
4
1,681
20
44,146
295
1,576
20
4,291
34
116
266
5,286
315
540,454
6,265
3,784
290
10,086
1,004
1,614
40
U,372
90
4,387
180
264,174
6,535
3,261
144
U,344
699
1,227
46
4,919
143
888
464
29,992
20,116
861
459
9,183
6,263
U4
60
532
267
8,193
570
538,842
45,541
7,753
545
78,428
11,699
1,270
167
8,305
1,340
1,477
48
29,860
1,906
49,179
1,9U
22,784
798
16,801
317
48,130,293
272,454
1,920
72
7,549
180
2,487
32
2,454
26
2,391
7
10,305
182
32,604,425
299,888
6,530
117
1,740
41
915
5
542
12
578
7
U,370
573
7,713,483
1,054,027
4,650
102
5,013
242
1,707
229
14,944
751
48,006,918
4,400,564
3,011
46
2,553
41
2,073
66
2,839
203
2,021
164
1,315
108
739
74
316
35
77
14
9,737
484
6,292,949
775,088
3,027
50
4,315
133
1,167
TO
1,228
231
22,523
798
18,103,467
1,286,968
2,978
30
8,900
167
5,109
155
5,217
412
11,529
85
1,237
U,639
146
3,896
4,652
123
1,469
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9. -Other field-crop farms
[DftU are based on reports for only a sample of faima. See Leit]
59
(Fcv deTiaitions and explu
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODtClS SOLO BY SOURCE
All fafB products sold lotal, dollars
tvera^ per turn, dollars
All crops sold dollars
Field cTDfB, otjwr than vegetAbles and fniiu and nuts, sold. dollars
VegfUbles sold dollars
Fniica andnutssold dollars
Forest (Xoducts and horuculttiral specialty faododA sold dollars
All livsstock and livest^xk products sold. dollars
Poultry and poultry products sold. dollars
Dairy [roducis sold dollars
Livestock and livestock products,
other than p>altry and daity, sold .dollars
LIVESrOCX AND liVESrOCX PBODUCIS
Cittleand calves
CtTws, includinic heifers that have calved.
H«if«*9 and heifer calves. . .
Steers and bulla including s
r and bull calves .
reportiox
refxxtinf;
number
'arms reptrting
repotting
larms ra^Kvting
Panne reporting by number on hand
Cattle and cmlves-
1 head farina reporting
2 to 4 heed farms reporting
9 to 9 heerl farms tepoting
10 to 19 head farms rcfxsting
20 to 49 head farms reporting
SO to 99 heed farms rofurting
IW to 499 heed farms rrporting
900 <v more heed farms reporting
Cowa, induding heifers that have ealved-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 heed..... farms ropcrting
20 to 29 heed farms repotting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
90 to 74 head farms reporting
79 to 99 head farms repcrting
100 or mere head farms reporting
Hilheon-
1 bead farms refxvting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 heed farms rrporting
20 to 29 head farm^ reporting
30 to 49 heed farms repotting
90 to 74 head farms reporting
79 to 99 hmd farms reporung
100 or more heed farms reporting
Horses Wld/Of nules. forma repotting
Hogs Vid pip forms repotting
number
Bon since June 1 forms reporting
numhte
Btn beftye June 1 forms repotting
numh^
ShMpand iMbS forms repoting
Lombe under 1 year M forms reporting
Sbeap 1 year old oad ovor forms reporting
number
Ewee farms reporting
number
Rams and wethers farms repcetjng
numbir
GottS «tt] kills. farms reporting
Chlcltens 4 monttts old and over farms reporung
Livtstodi and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold obve forms reporting
dollars
Bono and pijp sold olive forms repcrting
number
dollors
Sheep and lomba sold alive forms reporting
number
dollors
Milk ond treom sold forms reporting
dollors
Oickens including broilers sold forms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs aold farms reporting
dollors
See footnotea oi end of table.
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,U6
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
2U,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
a, 249
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
U,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245, 7U
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
26,361,992
33,035
24,796,293
22,891,708
1,396,660
408,090
99,835
1,565,699
21,652
489,904
1,054,143
358
U,726
317
4,835
232
2,041
297
3,841
270
3,050
7,779
99
7,419
16,638,460
73,949
15,704,069
14,554,870
334,560
283,159
31,460
934,391
1,515
280,956
651,920
37
7,635
32
2,210
37
5,425
37
5,294
27
131
5,419,315
28,079
5,232,212
4,738,639
389.405
58,268
45,900
187,103
93
25,930
3,164,698
■ 15,288
2,825,502
2,644,166
103,795
62,586
14,955
339,196
19,256
134,735
185,205
3,745
102
1,445
902,919
8,766
809,353
757,559
42,960
1,334
7,500
93,566
488
47,973
1,080
295
322
14,040
3,835
4,186
20
61
17
701, oa
3,589,024
1,106,554
25,930
134,735
10
1,299
47,973
5
20
6
250
48,140
1,320
93
17,812
488
227,985
3,507
216,542
187,859
25,940
2,743
U,443
60 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.-0ther fieid-crop farms
[pBta ve baaed on nports lor only n oample of funis. See text^
(For definitions and explaj
UVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCIS-Conlinued
Littere fanowed Oecember 1 , 1958, to Novonbet 30, 1959. . . .rams reporting . .
nnmber of UUers . .
1 cr 2 liUers farms refx»ting , .
3 to 9 tiUera farms reporting..
10 (e 10 litters fanns reporting. ,
20 to 39 litters farms reporting . .
40 to 69 litters farms reporting .
70 or more litters farms reporting , ,
June 2 tr} November 30 farms reporting . .
number of litters . .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . .
SPEOFIED CROPS HAKVESTED
Com for all purjcses farms reporting .
Harvested for grain .
9 reporting.,
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
s reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting .
Sales farms reptrting . . .
bushels . . .
Winter nbeat harvested fanos reporting . . .
bushelB . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting. . .
bushels , . .
Sales farms reporting . . ,
bushels . . .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushe Is . . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting
Oata, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut farms reporting
Sales....... , farms reporting
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting
tons, green weight
See footnotes at end of table.
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
U,445
2,668
16,575
2,i«3
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
533,393
499
403,885
7,318
4«2,572
17,7U,105
4,871
14,218,310
239,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
17,155
62
10,285
9,400
U
4,975
29,885
26
29,785
5,610
6
5,555
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM
ECONOMIC
OREGON 61
CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 9.-0ther field-crop farms
[DnlM are based on reports for only a sample at rarms. Se« texlj
(For .lofinilion? and cvplai
SPEanED CHOPS HARVESTED-Conlinuet)
Irish potatoes harvested for hcmie
use or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Hops harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Mint harvested for oil fanoB reporting.
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetahles harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fame reporting.
1,735
32,973
8, -178, 470
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
Z Leas than 0.05 percent.
'includes ndli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 htmdredweight harvested.
^Doee not Include data for farms with leas than 20 trees and grapevines.
62 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[DalA are based on reports for only » sample of fwrma. See textj
(For definitions end exploi
e text)
FAIV^. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number...
Percent distnbetion percent . . .
Land in (arms acres...
Percent dislribuUon pweent...
Aveta^ site of farm acres . ..
Value ol land and buildings:
Avera^ per farm ddlare . . .
Average p«< acre dollers...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harveslwl f"™' reporting . . .
1 U) 9 acres farms repirting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting. . .
20 to 29 acres farms repeal ng . . .
50 to 99 acres ■ ■ farms reportinc . . .
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
I 000 or more ncres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. . .
Chiplnnd not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms repnrling. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured fnniL^ reporting . .
Woodland not pastured fnmi' rcponinc .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved paswre farms repotting . .
Iffigated land in fanns farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
cioi» farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-e(t>Bion control farms reporting . .
System of temwres on crop
and pasture land farms repcrting .
FAKM OPEKATORS BY AQE
Operators lepoftlng age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
45 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years numbis . .
85 a more years number . ,
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farai opefatofs-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting. ,
200 or more days operators repcrting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reprxting . .
With income fronsourwis other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting. .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agricultural pmducta sold operators reporting ,
Operators not working off tlieir farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off Lheir farms operatcirs reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators repcrting .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operattrs reporting.
With other income ol family exceeding value
of B^cijltural products sold operators reporting.
FARIiG BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number.
10 to 49 acres number .
60 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number .
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1 ,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number .
See tisotnotea at end (f table.
^2,802
19,351,206
8i8.7
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
783,014
7,774
1,208,363
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,380
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
504
95,243
114
21,759
193
34,530
22,519
6,542
6,052
2,578
1,476
3,378
3,231
13,457
2,272
5,123
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
1,183
908
2,783
100.0
128,522
lOO.O
151.6
12.5
72,220
56.2
681.3
12,854
77
11,251
2,965
9
4,510
21.5
19,657
15.3
108.0
25.9
-17,585
13.7
79.9
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[ D»tjft are based on reports for only a sample of rarms. See levC ]
63
(For ilerinitions and nptanatioR.«. f.w irvt)
FAIRB BY COmR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All tann operators:
Full owTM>r« number . . .
Part oMittT!) nombo' . . .
\ll uwinlM number...
Cash (*OMtt number . . .
i:h)tn>-rtL<ih tonanto number...
Crap-fihjtfp tenants Dund>er...
Liv(^lork-?han> tonents numbo'.,,
Oth« and unspwifiwl tenants number...
While rami ojtcnUws:
Full o*nerr number...
Part owners nmber . . .
AllUmwiti number...
MonwhiU> ram operators
Full owncnt number. . .
Puio^nm number...
All tenants number . . .
SPECIFIED CQUIPMEKT AND FACIUTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Gram oombines farm^ rrprvtinf;...
number..,
Com pickem , • fafms rrforling...
Pi ck-ap hd rrs fwnw repminir . . .
Field (augv harv«Mcr« rnm^H reporting..,
MoU»tnick« turns repcrtinfj . . ,
Tractcrs faniw rnponine . .
nun.bor...
Tractor* other than carden fanns ropwtini; . .
1 Lractor farms repoitinp . .
2 tractors famtf rrriortini;. .
S tractoTB turns rifKirtine..
4 tntctora '•"<» reportinp . .
5 or more tnctori tumn n^KKUnp, . .
Wtioel tractom '«">" reportjnp . .
Oawlar tracton. fwrra roportinc . .
Garden incurs fanns repotinK . .
number..
Aulomotnles • rannii n^xirtjnc..
Automobiln and/v motortrucks farmn rrfxvtinf;..
Telephone. fanna reTwrting. .
Home frMCcr '■'™' reporting..
Milking machine. fairo reporting. .
Dectnc milk cooler f aims reporting..
Oop*i«r (for Rrain, forajje, or other oope). farms reportme..
Power-opH^ated elevator. c<nveyor, or blower farmn roportinR..
Ftrvt by kind o1 road on which located:
Hard Nurf »r« farTTw reporting. .
fi»vel. 9hell, or nhale farmii reputing..
Dirt or uni(H«t>ved. turm repwtinn. .
Lean than 1 mile to a hard surface roMl funui reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. farms reporting. .
1 niile farms reporting . .
SorSrallee farms reporting . .
4 Bilea fsnna r^oung . .
Sc* nor* miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDDKl ENIMERATION
Hirad»«vk«a. fanns r^ncting..
Regular hired mvfcara («Dployad 150 or Rcre days) faras reporting..
Famu raportjng by number of re^af hired workers:
1 hired worker f«"ns repwtjng . .
2 hired wrhera fanns reporting.,
a or 4 h.rwJ workers farms reporting . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or n«« hired workers farms reporting.,
RESIDENCE OF FARU OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated CT»<»rat«rs reporting.,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.,
Operalon not reporting reeidence. number.
See footnolM al end of table.
13,436
7,0*?6
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
2,U8
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,203
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
U,21S
9,405
1,948
64 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a ^sample of farms, Se^ lexf ]
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
^mnierrial fertilizer and fertilizini:
malprial? used durinc the jeiu fam.s reporting;...
Drv materials farms refortinR...
Liquid maUTials farms reportinp...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Other pasture (not cropland) ..farms reporting,.
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Vheat farms repcrtin;>. .
Dry matenals fnnits reporting. .
Liquid matenals farms lepnrting. ,
Barley farms reporting,.
Dry materials farms reporting,.
Liquid materials farms reporting , .
Irish potatoes fam.s repcrtini^. .
Dry matenals fam.s reporting, .
Liquid materials farms reporting,.
All other crops. farms reporting, ,
Riy materials farms reporting,.
Liquid materials farms rencrting. .
Licne or liminf materials used durme the year farms reporting,,
arres limed,.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting, ,.
Feed for livestock and poultry fam's reporting,,.
dollars,.
Under ^100 farms reporting,,
SlOO to $999 far^is reporting, ,
$1,000 to Sl,999 famis reporting, .
.1>2,000 toS4,999 farms remrting,,
SS.OOO or iTore farms reporting , .
Purchase of livestock and poultrv farms reporting, ,
dollars..
Under ?1,000 farms reporting, ,
51,000 to $2,499 famis reporting,.
S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
S5,000 to 59,999 famis reporting . ,
$10,000 or more farms reporting, ,
Machine hire farms reporting, ,
dollars,.
Under S200 farms reporting , ,
S200 to $999 farms reporting,.
$1,000 or more fanna reporting . .
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under S200 farms reporting . .
S200 to &199 farms repcrting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 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 to $49,999 farms reporting, ,
550,000 or more farms reporting , ,
SecKls, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting,,
dollars,.
Under $100 fan.is reporting. .
$100 to .$499 farms reprrting. ,
$500 to $999 farms reporting, ,
$1,000 or nore famis reporting, .
Ga-soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the form business farms reporting,,
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting , .
S100lo$499 ., famis reporting,,
S500 to $999 farms repotting , ,
51,000 to 54.909 fams reporting, ,
$5,000 or mere forms reporting. .
See footnoles at end of table.
14,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
337
1,298
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
11,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
532
8,193
538,342
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
14,944
48,006,918
3,0U
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
U,072
191
1,825
45,518
752
9,837
4,990
165
1,219
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetable farms
[l>alA are bftsed on reports for only ■ ssmple of farms. See text]
65
ESTIMATED VALIT OF PRODUCn: SOLD BY SdWCE
All tanii products sold u>uii,doii«re.'..
Avvnfif p«T fun, dollan . . .
All crop- wid doHani...
Field cn>pe, other ihiu) vef>«table3 and fnjils and nuLs, sold.. ...dollars...
Vef;eUble9 sold dollafs . . .
FVuiU and nuU add dollan..
Format poducts ajid horticulUBal specialty products sold dollars...
.All livaslock and hvesux-k products sold dollara...
Poullr> and poultr> [roducis sold. dollars...
Dair> froducts sold dollars . .
LivesKck and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold lollars . .
LIVESTOCK AND UVESIOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves ...farms reporting..
Cows, including h«if*^ that have calved faims reporung..
Milkoows farms reporting..
number . .
HmFvs and h«ir«r calves. farms reporting . .
Stsen and bulls including stew and bull calves farms reporting..
399,089,750
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
19,758,393
23,300
19,367,099
2,540,932
14,859,135
1,905,457
81,575
371,294
30,758
44,795
295,741
9,608,543
90,647
9,464,636
1,912,316
6,621,491
908,339
22,490
143,907
13,146
15,335
U5,426
5,203,832
28,592
5,136,464
173,864
4,385,324
536,641
40,635
67,368
4,585
1,910
3,172,421
14,420
3,106,007
303,749
2,423,955
363,353
14,950
66,414
6,980
4,725
1,230,610
7,032
1,157,324
92,754
990,900
73,6TO
73,286
3,935
19,135
512,727
3,536
492,408
54,489
414,465
23,454
20,319
2,112
3,690
Fanns repotting by number on hand:
Caul* and calves-
1 head farms reporting. ,.
2 to 4 head farms reporting...
» lo 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
30 to 49 head farms riTwrting...
50 to 99 head farms re{vning . . .
100 10 499 head farms reporting...
SOO tx more head farms reporting...
Oowa, indoding heifera thai have cajved-
1 heed farms reporting...
2 to 9 head farms reporting . . .
lOlo 19 haed farms reporting..
SO to 29 head farms rofnrUng..
80 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms rrpwting..
75 to 99 heed farms repeating. .
100 or more head farms reiwrting..
Milk oows-
1 head farms reporung . .
2 to 9 heed farms repeating . .
10 In 19 heed farms repot in g..
20 to 29 head farms reprtting. .
SO to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 he«l farms reporting . .
75 (o99 head farms reporting..
100 or nwre heed fams re()orting. .
Hcnas md/Of allies farms reporting..
number . .
H0tiai<pl|S farms repirting..
Bora since Jane 1 farms reporting . .
Ban befern June 1 farms reporting..
Sieeil and laabS farms reporting..
Laoifaeundra 1 year old farms roporUng . .
number. .
Sheep 1 year tjd and over farms ropcrting..
Evree farms reporting..
number..
Rama and wethers farms ropwting..
number..
Goats and kids. farms reporting. .
number..
Cbidians 4 aontllS Old aid »H farms reporting..
number..
LIvistDCk and livestocli products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
Hop and pigs aold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Sbeap and lanfae aold alive farms reporting.,
number . .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold' farms repeating.,
dollars..
Chieksiia including broilers sold farms reporting. .
dollars..
Chicken eggs aold farms reporting . .
dozens..
dollar
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
U2,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
U,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
See botnolea ai aad of lablak
QQ STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of a-Vegetable farms
[b«U an iMwd oo raporta for ooly ft iiuipl* of farms. Sea taxt]
LIVESTOCK \SD LIVESIOCK PRODllCT&-a)Mlniied
Litters fatiowed December 1. 1958, to Novembei 30, 1353. . . .farms rcponinB.
3 9 llUKS.
20 u> 39 I:
of 11
s refjorting.,
s rcpoiting . .
s repotting.,
sroportine..
s reporting .
70 or more liUers farms reporting . .
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting..
December 1 to June 1 - farms reporting. ,
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED
Com ta all purfosea fama reponjng . .
Under 1 1 acres farms reporting , .
11 to 24 acres farms reporting..
25 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
n reporting..
s reporting,
s reporting .
bushels..
bushels..
reporting . .
bushels . .
reportljlg,.
bushels. .
Harvested for grain .
Winter wheat harvested .
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
U,«5
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Oats grown alone harvested fanaa reporting...
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms
Sales farms
reporting.
bushels,
reporting.
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
533,393
499
403,885
7,318
482,572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
2,070
15
1,195
eporting.
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
Sales farms reporting .
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
reporting.
1,222
22,242
44,654
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting.
3,147
94,635
132,930
438
15,954
1,593
221,643
236,699
201
7,414
1,692
45,591
71,406
green weight. ..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,340
36,404
276,962
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 9.-Vegetabie farms
[DiU are based oo reports for only ft sample of farnis. See toxtj
67
(For .It^ini
p tP«l)
SPEnnED CROPS H\R\T5TED-Conlinue<J
Irish potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale fams reporting..
hundredweight . .
Hops harvested fanne reporting.,
pounds..
Uint harvested for oil farms reporting.
pounds of oil .
Sugar beets harvested for sugEir fams reporting. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) fame reporting.
acres.
Carrots fams reporting.
Com, sweet taxwe reportli^.
Cblana , dry farms reporting .
Peas , green farms reporting .
Strawberries harvested fams reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nczibearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vlncyarda, and
planted nut trees' fanas reporting.
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
2,092
22,196,357
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
^Includes mllJt equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doea not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
68 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
^BU are baaed on npons tot only a sample of fanrs. See text]
(For defmi
i explanations,
e text)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. ..
P«ccnl dislnbotion percent. . .
Land in farms acres...
Percent dislribuUon percent...
Avera^ si te of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildings:
Avwace per (am. dollars .. .
Average per acre dollars...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested f"™s repottinB . . .
1 to 9 acres fanns reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 U> 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres. farms reporting. . .
100 to 199 ^cres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres fanns reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres fwn'S reporting . . .
1 000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland usedoniy for pasture. farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting...
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Iiripted land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms repcning . .
Land use practices:
Oopland in cover crops. farms reporting . ,
Oopland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reputing .
Land in stnp.crapping systems lor
soil-eroaion conlrol farms reporting . .
System of lances on crop
and pasture land farms reporting .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
OlMiatOrS lepoiting igt number . .
Under 25 years number..
25 to 34 years number . .
45 to M years number..
55 to 64 years number . .
85 a mote years number . .
Average ago ■ ■ ■ ■ .voars . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Fan openlors-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 lo 99 days - . . ■ .operators reporting , ,
100 to 199 days operalors reporting . .
200 or more days operators ropfrting .
With other membws of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income frtntsources othtf than farm
operated and off-farm w«k operators reporting .
With oilier incdne of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
Operators not waking off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting .
With other membars of family wcrkjng off farm operators reporting .
Witb income fron sources otlier than farm operated. . .operators reporting .
With otJier income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
FARItE BY SIZE
Under 10 acres numbe* .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 60 acres number.
70 to 99 atres - number .
100 to 1.39 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 256 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1 ,000 to 1 ,999 acres i number .
2,000 or more acres number .
See tooCnoUM at and </ table.
22,802
19,351,206
8*8.7
20,5i3
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
';,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,S63
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
504
95,243
U4
21,759
193
34,530
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
1,476
3,378
3,231
13,457
2,272
5,123
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
2,749
100.0
235,774
100.0
85.8
9,796
1,044
19,354
1,360
42,979
1,278
38,518
3,488
37
4,709
36,675
15.6
163.0
17.1
47,445
20.1
100.7
2,270
190
3,970
30.1
65,162
27.6
78.3
30.9
40,430
17.1
47.6
OREGON
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on rerx>rts for only a sample of fanns. See lextl
69
(For (lennitions and explai
FXRKB BY COLOR AND TENURF. OF OPERATOR
All fanii operators:
Pirt rm-ner? number . . .
\ll lonanU nimibef ...
Cash tenants number,.,
Share-cash lenanLs number...
CrTip-<>hare tenants nuiTd>er . . .
Livestock -9 hare tenants number , . ,
Other and unspeciTinJ tenants number,, ,
White Fami operalcrs:
Full OATier? • number,.,
Part owner? numbo- . . .
Alt ipnanLi number, ,,
Nonwhile farm operators
Ful I owners number . . .
Part owners jiumber . . .
All tentnta number . . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACIUTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
(kain osmbines fanio feprrunf^.,,
numUr...
Com piclcrs taims rpjortti\t^ . . .
Pick-up balws farms reportine.,,
number. .,
Field fcrage harvesKra fam s repcrtinf; . ,
number..,
MoUMtniclts farm^ n-XurlinK . .
number. ,.
Tractors farma r^fxirtinc . .
Tractors other than jranlen farrrw reportinc..
1 tractor fanrw reportinc.
2 tractors ftniis rt*portinc.-
3 tractors faims repaninR..
4 tractixs farms reporlinp..
5 or mjre (rmcloni faims refurtine . .
Wheel trmclora tfrtnn roportinp..
nimiber. .
Crawler tracloni faims fepoftinc . .
Oaxden tncUn f^rns reportini; . .
Autonobilns faims reportinc-.
Aatomoblee aod/cr n»tortrucks fwrns rrrCTtinR..
Telephcne. (uma n^KXXinfi , .
Home freezer tanw rcfxxUnf;. .
Milking machine. famis reporting. ,
Electric mill. oool«r ftma reporting..
Chip dner (for (jam, forage, or other rrope) faima reportini;. ,
Power-operated fllevator, cOTveyc*. or Wower farma reporting..
Finns by kind of rotd on which located:
Bard surface. f»"nB reporting , .
(k*v%l, ahall, or ahale f«nns reporting..
Dirt or unimproved. f^nna reporting , .
L«0S than 1 milo to a hard swface road farms repoting..
1 cr mon mil«e to a hard *arfae« rowl fanns raportinfi . .
1 itnl« farms reporting..
■ 2 or 8 fflilea '"™» npwting . .
4 milee farms reporung..
6 or more railea farms repjrting..
FAKU LABOR, VEEX PRECEOINa ENXTMERATION
Hired workera. fanns reporting.,
Ret^lir hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farma reporting..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker fanns reporting . .
2 hired workars '"nns repsting . ,
a or 4 hirwl workers farrns reputing.,
5 to 9 hired workers farms repwting..
10 or more hired workers fenne reporting..
RESiraiNCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residini; on farm aperal«<d Operators reporUng . ,
Not residing on fam operated opwmlorB reporting.,
Operalorn r»i reporting residenca. number .
8m foobotM at sod of Ubte.
13,436
7,076
2,099
L3,251
6,899
2,048
11,218
9,405
1,948
7,806
340
9,275
345
393
22
«)5
22
5,493
119
5,6i8
120
2,US
28
2,339
39
19,636
2,258
36,693
3,519
21,0';6
2,533
50,538
5,245
20,387
2,472
43,152
4,249
8,215
1,371
6,697
717
3,163
258
1,172
51
l,UO
75
19,098
2,100
33,869
3,058
7,374
989
9,283
1,191
6,795
899
7,386
996
20,412
2,436
26,652
3,110
22,353
2,643
19,747
2,404
15,710
1,664
6,174
126
2,680
5
70
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9--Fruit-and-nut farms
|0u
? based on reports rbr oiuy a sample of farrn-?.
r ilcfini
•xt)
USE OF COMMERaAL FERTILIZER AND UME
romn)erriaI fertilizer and fcrliiiiini:
matenais uani durine the >ear. fanT.s rcportinp. . ,
acres on whicK used...
Dn/ niaUjnal.s fanns reportinfi..,
Liquii! mat.finls fajms reporting...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
Ory materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms repcrting . . ,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
101681. ................•.•..•.•>•• ..farms reporting...
Dry materials fanns rcpcrting..
Liquid materials farms reporting . . ,
Barley far^is reiKirtins..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms rt?poning. .
Irish pctatoea famis reporting. .
Dry materials farn.s Te[Yirting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reeorting..
Lima or liming materials used durimz the year farms reporting. .
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITIWES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fnm's reporting. .
d.ill»rs..
Under $100 farms reporting . .
$100 to $909 fami.s reporting..
$1,000 to $1,999 fami.* reporting . .
$2,000 to $4.999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poull/y farms reporting . .
Under $1,000 farr^s reporting. .
51,000 U)$2,4D9 farms repcrting..
S2,500 to $4,999 fanns reporti ng . .
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s rerxiiting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to .$999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or mom fauns raporting . .
Hired labcr farms reporting..
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting..
$200 to $409 fanns reporting, .
5500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to S'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 to .$49,990 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and l/ees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Unde* $100 fan.is repeating . .
$100 to S499 farms refxirtjng. .
$500 to $999. farms reporting . .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms repnrting.,
Under $100 farms reporting . .
SlOO to .$499 ; farms reporting . .
S500to$999 farms reprrtng.,
51,000 to S4,999 farms reporting..
55,(00 or more , .farms reporting. .
See footitotes at end of table.
U,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,(X16
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,4U
5,959
25,160
337
1,298
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,6U
U,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
114
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
W,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,228
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
2, US
71,697
11,487
2,061
10,845
154
642
1,906
53,718
1,854
9,018
2,744
1,070
435,262
1,483,878
525
1,395
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See [««]
71
EfflTMATED VALlfE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farai products sold iota,], dollars.*.
average per fami, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars . .
Field crope, other Ihan vef^tables and fnjits and nuts, sold. . . . .dollars . .
Vef^et&bles wid dollars..
Fhiils and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars..
M\ livestock and livestock products sold dollars . .
Poultry and poultry prxluct^ sold. dollars . .
Dairy fvodurts sold dtMl ars . .
Livestock and hveetock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . ,
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves .farms reportine . .
number . .
Cowa, includinf; heifprs that have calved farms reporting;..
number..
Milk c*m3 farms reporting..
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
Steers and bulls including st««r and bull calves fafms reporting. .
Famta reportinfT by number on hand:
Cattle and calviys-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 h«^ farm^ n^porting, ,
5 to 9 hoad ..farms rcpcrtinf;..
10 (o 19 hftti farm>* reporting. .
20 to 49 head farms rcportinz..
50 to 99 head fami.a rf?Ffurting . .
100 to 499 head farm^n roporttng . .
500 or more head farms reportinK..
Cava, including h«ifera that have calved-
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 hea£l farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms roptrting..
20 to 29 head farmn r(>porting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms repcrting..
75 to 99 head farm^ ri^nrting..
100 or morv head farm-i reporting..
Milk oows-
1 hMd farms rtjporting..
2 to 9 head fuma reporting . .
10 to 19 head farm.? roportmg..
80 to 29 head farms reporting..
SO to49hMd farms reporting..
50 to 74 h*ad farms roporling . .
79 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or mora head farms r«porting..
Horses and/or mules. farms reporting . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting . .
number . .
Bora 8inc« Jure 1 , farms roporting..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting . .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lambfl under 1 year old farms reporting . .
number..
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ew«« farma reporting..
Kama and wethers farms reporting..
Goats and kids. farms reporting..
number,.
ChtChens 4 months Oltfand Ovet farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUle and calves sold alive farms roporting. .
number . .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.,
number . .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting..
dollars.,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting . ,
dollars.,
Chicken eggs sold f»™3 reporting. ,
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
36,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
853,979
11,735
139,098
U,433
357,685
U,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
34,946,793
12,713
33,950,543
1,382,426
1,149,775
31,101,591
316,751
996,250
154,434
96,930
744,886
dollBf
7,U0
278
J4,516
498
5,654
344
173,239
4,194
4,U6
239
112,341
3,089
4,053
207
60,898
1,105
4,894
213
765,978
9,976
3,753
158
2U,052
1,705
4,607
213
551,926
8,271
4,534
213
530,677
7,890
3,934
198
21,249
381
776
65
18,771
365
10,061
670
2,720,019
39,338
14,188
520
650,103
3,193
94,799,215
466,120
4,057
208
245,711
4,625
8,108,463
152,625
4,199
202
699,793
6,545
9,097,309
85,085
6,836
231
937,385,268
2,958,890
40,699,127
96,930
3,256
111
6,347,606
7,614
4,504
216
34,667,179
395,796
12,826,859
146,445
11,101,411
81,628
10,894,127
397,744
312,350
10,147,733
36,300
207,284
33,682
4,525
169,077
6,670,805
29,648
6,587,746
347,308
457,330
5,712,502
70,106
83,059
620
7,925
7,467,900
15,855
7,248,505
186,615
284,270
6,734,570
43,050
219,395
43,875
21,595
153,925
6,218,463
7,519
5,934,806
345,398
81,070
5,425,113
83,225
283,657
38,721
43,320
201,616
3,225,793
3,795
3,040,071
101,723
13,705
2,842,113
82,530
135,722
32,908
18,385
134,429
1,530
2,795
620
19,890
36,335
8,060
35
90
85
631,255
1,431,606
434,299
21,595
43,320
18,385
15
30
55
2,389
1,012
1,463
20
65
85
112,125
101,525
84,580
41,436
37,564
31,295
Sm footnotw at end of labia.
72
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[paU ve based on reporta for only a
mpla of funia. See textj
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODIJCT&-Contlnued
Litters tatrowed December 1. 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reportmp
number of litters
reporting
reporting
repotting,
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
10 U> 19 litters. .
20 to 39 litten. .
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters
June 2 to Novennber 30
December 1 to Junp 1 farms reporting
number of litters
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
Under 11 e
U to 24 a<
25 to 49 ai
Harvested for gram .
9 reporting . .
3 reporting . .
9 reporting . .
s reporting . .
s reporting . .
5 reporting . .
s reporting..
bushels..
Sales farms reporting, .
bushels . .
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . ,
hushels . .
Spring irtieat harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
.farms reporting
.fanos reporting
Sales farms reporting
tons, green weight
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,57-;
U,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
33,4fi5
40
18,685
403,885
7,315
7,318
378
482,572
7,365
17,711,105
221,310
4,871
272
14,218,310
158,956
6,644
188
289,689
1,578
831,400
4,147
2,249
56
255,022
1,020
4,971
319
147,101
3,765
280,626
8,035
1,201
127
44,197
3,225
1,???
82
22,2*2
884
3^
5,015
20
4,565
23,870
40
14,765
23,460
40
13,515
See footnotes at end of table.
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of 9.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based nn reports for only a sample of farms. See tent j
Ilem Total all
(For <torini(ioiis vid oxplanalion.<«. s^e text)
73
SPEfTFIED CROPS HARVEFTED-rcilinuml
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use of for sale fanns reportiijg..
hundred weight . .
Mint harvested for oil.. farms reporting. .
pounds of oil . .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanns reporting..
Vegetables harvested for sale fanns reporting..
Sales dollars..
Strawberries. ........................... .farms reporting..
pounds..
Land in bearing and nonbearing frolt
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fanns reporting. .
Apples* fanis reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
loose boxes . .
Qierrlea, sour* fanas reporting..
Trees of all ages nujaber. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds..
Oierrles, sweet' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested faime reporting..
pounds..
Peaches* fazvs reporting..
Treea of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age nximber. .
(kiantity harvested f aiss reporting . .
pounds. .
Peers, Bartlett* fanns reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
Pears other than fiertlett' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
TT«es of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
Plums and pmnes* fanas reporting..
Treea of all ages Dumber..
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age..; number..
Okiantlty harvested fanas reporting.,
tons.,
l^lberts and hazelnuts* .....farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number. ,
(feiantlty harvested farms reporting..
poundo..
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
19,062
474,344
2,092
22,196,357
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
2,000
261
1,149,775
280,952
105,998
174,954
112,611
10,315
102,296
486,333
106,812
379,5a
572
166,451
29,854
136,597
457
14,083,104
952
617,355
142,093
475,262
640,548
151,032
489,516
799,442
89,515
709,927
524,265
36,515
487,750
63,475
27,643
35,832
152,268
26,552
125,716
30,383
9,849
20,534
242,636
48,733
193,903
392,233
88,367
303,866
28,975
15,250
13,725
28,660
6,565
22,095
123,410
31,110
92,300
20,870
3,065
17,805
89,765
19,9(Xr
69,865
82,505
20,090
62,415
313,660
30,460
283,200
75
11,148
25
68,890
68,890
20
1,145,500
104,680
31,810
72,870
23,620
1,505
22,115
93,415
26,425
66,990
30,100
7,430
22,670
139,435
31,510
107,925
73,580
20,105
53,475
87,700
2,500
85,200
47,472
21,685
25,787
40,030
8,660
31,370
80,265
9,910
70,355
44,368
2,300
42,068
83,234
20,335
62,899
59,195
17,145
42,050
242,092
30,165
211,927
210,005
24,830
185,175
20,895
4,250
16,645
36,595
12,795
23,800
36,175
6,400
29,775
39,160
8,425
30,735
104,870
12,670
92,200
134,810
8,875
125,935
^Includes miUf equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doea not Include acreage for farms with leas than 10 hundredweight harvested.
*Does no^ ' jclude data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
74 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
(For definil
'xplonations, :
«xl)
FAIiMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. . .
Percent disUibution percent...
Lanil in farms *"**' • ■ ■
Percent distribution percent . . .
Value of land anil bunfjini!s:
*>ei ace pet tarn liollara . . .
4. erace pet acre dollars .. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested f"™" reponine. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 acres fwns reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres ftirms reporting . . .
.30 to 49 acres •■ ■ farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres ^'^^^ reporting. . .
100 to 199 fcres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres • farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured - farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
Woodland not pastured fnmis retaining . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) fajnis reporting. . .
Impioved pasture farms reporting . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms retmriing. . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms rep(«ting . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . . .
Cropland used for grain or row
cto[« fanned on the contour farms reporting . . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-efosion control. farms reporting . . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number..
65 a more years • - • number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM W3RK A.ND OTHER INCOME
Farm opefators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators rep<Tting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operatccs reporting . .
Operators not waking off tbeir farms or not
reporting as to wirk off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources otiier than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators leporting..
FARMS BV SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
fiO to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number . ,
160 to 219 acres number.
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number .
600 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number .
Se« botnotes at end (f table.
22,802
19,351,206
848.7
62,693
20, 543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
397,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
1,436
100.1
113,291
100.0
78.9
15.4
23,598
20.8
106.8
22.3
19,250
17.0
60.2
19.2
14,885
13.1
54.1
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50..
1,476
3,378
3,231
13,457
2,272
5,123
13,906
340
6,054
184
2,183
354
15,517
373
12,910
395
16,385
129
4,426
296
5,282
173
2,070
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
75
F\R\e BY COLOR AND TENIIRF, OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
CiLoh lennnts
..number,,
. .numbor..
. .number , ,
Whit? fsfni ofwraUrsr
Nonwhiu* f«rTfi oporatoT^
SPEaFTED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain oondiinefl fums roprctinf^..
numho^..
Com pick«m (an\>a Tr^ninf^..,
Fiplii (aitgv harvesters famLi rt>portjn£..
TrocUra funw TvparUnp, ,
numhn..
Tnctors other than ?Kfxl«n , , fvnvt rvfortinc. >
nunthvT . ,
1 tnctor ttrms mportinp.,
2 Indan , , . .rwnk<< r«*norUn(; . .
3 tnctata fatmn r^fwrtine..
4 iDictors , farm-i tvpuiitnp..
5 or more tractors farm^ r(>partinf!.<
Whtwl tractors fnnwjt reporting..
number. ,
Crawler tractors rarm.-* rcfxxtint;..
Automobtl** fanni* rcfxirtin
AutomobilM and/cr motortruckn farmn rrpnrtin
Telephono. fanas rvportinf;..
Home frmzw tmmvf n>pnrting..
Milking machine. farmii nfwrtjng. ,
Electnc milk rooler (vna roportinft.,
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farm* tfjnrUnf...
(iravel, nhsll, or shale (nms rcpoiUnf--
Dirt or unimprDved. ftim^ reportiflft..
Loss than 1 mile to a Kard stoface road rorms n^porting..
1 or morv miles (o a Kard awf ace read farmi* r«porting..
1 mile rami9 reporting..
2 or 3 mil«9 farms reporting..
4 mil«s farms rqxirting..
5 or more milen farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUhtERATION
Hired woritara. fanna reporting..
Farms niporling by number of n-Kulai
2 hirrd workers ,
.farms reporting,,
.farms reporting. .
.farms reporting. ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
ReBidinRfHi farm opprnted operators reporting.,
Not reflidiog on farm opwated operators reporting,,
Operators nnl reporting residence number . .
See foatn>te« at end of table.
13,436
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
2,148
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
11,218
9,405
1,948
1,250
1,471
1,416
76
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5of 9.-Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farm-^ Sw toKt |
icrinit
*xl)
USE OF COIUMERCUL FERTILIZER AND LIME
jmniwnal rertiliicr and r«1ilmnc
lalmalfi used (iunns I he > car fam.s reporting..
Dn matenals rarnis rcportinK..
Liquid inaUTJals farms reporUng . .
Oops on *hich useJ-
Hay and cropland posture (nmis reporting..
Dr> maUfiaJs farms reportmi:;..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland) .farms reporting . .
Do' mfilcrials farms rRporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Wheat famis rpportin;;,.
Dry materials farii.s reporting..
Liquid materials fnmia reporting. .
Barley fsmis rep.nmg..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farnw reprrting..
Irish potatoes fam.s rcportinj^..
Dry matenals fom.s reporting.,
Liquid matenals fnmis reporting..
All other crops fnrms reporting.,
Pry materials farms rei«tinc.,
Liquid matennis farms rcnortint!. ,
med.
SPEaFIED FARM EXPE^fDITlIRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporimg. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fnm'« reporting..
Under $100 fnnr.-; reporting. .
S100tO$»99 famLs reporting..
$1,000 to 51,999 famw reporting. .
S2,000 to $4,999 farms renorting. .
$5,000 or more farmt refVMting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry ...fomis rcpnrtini^..
dollars..
I'nder 51 .000 fart- is reportmf . .
51,000 to $2,490 firn.s rcnortinp . .
S2,50O to !H,999 famia rcportinp . .
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s renortini: . .
$10,000 or more farm« reporting . .
Machine hire .....farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 or more fanns reporting..
Hired labor forms reputing..
dollar^..
Under S200 (arms reporting . .
$200 to $499 fwms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $2,499 farms repatin?..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms T«T«orti ng . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reportjnp;..
$10,000 to 519,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting . .
$50,000 or more , farms rcportmi^. .
Seeds, bulbs, plotiLs, and trees farms reporting..
lender $100 fari,.s refwrtinp. .
«;iOO U>$490 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 fanr.s reporting..
$1,000 or nnre ,' farms reporting. ,
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reprcting.,
dr^Uars..
Under $100 farms rcporlinj; . .
SlOO to $499 1 farms reporting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting . ,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting.,
See fooCnot«3 at end oT table.
14,538
466
,659,022
23,405
165,184
2,499
13,006
455
138,492
2,313
3,150
31
26,692
186
6,211
181
241,414
4,260
5,959
176
25,160
384
337
5
1,298
13
1,681
70
44,146
1,330
1,576
70
4,291
128
116
266
5,286
171
540,454
3,780
3,784
160
10,086
224
1,614
21
11,372
68
4,387
122
264,174
3,305
3,261
116
11,344
242
1,227
6
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,228
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
1,436
1,431
17,332,336
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
[D»ta are btsed on reports for only a aample of farmH. See text]
77
ECTDMTED VALl'E OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fam products sold u>tai. doiiai
avera^ pef turn, doitai
All rrops sold dollu
Field cropB, other than vefietables and fhllls and nul3, sold dollai
Vegetables sold dollai
Fnjits and nula sold dollai
Forest pRxluots and hortjculuiral specialty products sold dollai
\U livestock and livestock products sold. dollar
Poultry and poultry (voducts sold. dollar
Dairy jroducts sold dollar
Livestodi and livestock products,
otiier liian poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
UVESIOCK AND UVESroCX PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers llial have calved. .
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calvi
■farms reprxting .
number,
.fams repcrtmg . ,
numbo-.
■ farms reporting.,
number,
.farms raporting.
.farms rei^rting. ,
Farms reprvtjng by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting.,
2 to 4 heed farms rvporting.,
5 to 9 head farms rrjKTting.,
10 lo 19 head farmH refiorting. ,
20 to 49 head farms reporting.,
SO to 99 head farms refurting..
100 (o49g head farms rtporung..
SOO or more head farms rrporting.,
Oowa, including hoifeni that have calved-
1 head farms ivporting,,
2 to 9 head farms repotling . ,
10 to 19 head farms rr^xvling . ,
20 to 29 head farms reportrng . ,
30 lo 49 head farms n^purting.,
50 to 74 head farms reptfting.,
TS lo 99 head farms repcrting.,
100 or flKve he*d farms reportjng.,
Milkoo«a-
1 head farms repcrtjng
2 to 9 bead farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farm* r>.pnrting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 lo 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
too or more head farms reporting
HorS0S and/of HUleS. farms reporting
HotSattdpi|S farms reporting
Bora since June 1 farms reporting,
Brvn before June t farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs farms reporting. .
number . .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting .
Sheep 1 year o4d and ov« farms repc
E««s farms reporting.
number..
Rams and wethers farms repivtrng . .
numbrr..
Goats and kids farms reporting,,
Ctlidtans 4 mnttis old and ovet farma reporting..
Livestock and livestock prodtjcts sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive .farms reporting,.
dollars.,
Bogn and prgs sold alive farms reporting. .
number . ,
Sheep and lamba sold alive farms ropMtrng,,
number.,
dollars.,
Ui\k and cr«am sold farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Chickens including tsoiletv sold farms reporting.,
dollars..
Chicken eggn sold farms reporting..
dollar
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
2i, 9^4, 043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,X2
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650, 103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
25,878,463
18,021
1,635,817
967,360
20,545
553,587
94,325
24,242,646
22,842,409
186,335
1,213,902
242
4,733,711
186, 335
1,278
5,997,064
1,119
30,089,030
11,132,940
12,029,216
70,760
582,474
511,075
54,439
16,960
11,446,742
11,038,165
91,625
316,952
5,907,591
26,731
558,269
191,549
2,650
337,155
26,915
5,349,322
4,921,020
14,600
4,362,602
13,423
237,761
148,871
16,675
40,275
31,940
4,124,841
3,849,226
32,455
243,160
2,200,475
6,876
173,780
58,251
1,000
97,529
17,000
2,026,695
1,347,796
34,730
144,169
1,087,274
994,588
11,195
Ss» boraolM at «id of t«bl«.
78 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18 -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9.-Poultry farms
[t>Bta are based on npons for only a sample of fanna. See text]
LIV'ESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODIICTS-Conllaued
Litlefs farrowed Oeceirbef 1, 1958, to Novembet 30. I959....fBnns reponmc..,
number of litters —
1 or 2 litters fanns repotting . . .
3 to 9 litters farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting . . .
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.. .
40 to 69 litters farms repofting . .
70 or more litters farms reporting. . .
June 2 to November 30 fanns reporting .. .
number of litters , . .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.. .
number of litters..,
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes '""' repotting. .
Under 11 acres farms reporting . .
1 1 to 24 acres farms reporting , .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 74 acres farms reporting..
75 to 99 acres • farms reporting. .
100 or more acres farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain fanns reporting . .
bushels. .
ggigg farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Winter wheat harvested famis reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales fanns reporting. .
bushels . .
Spring wheat harvested famis reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels ■ ■
Oats grown alone harvested fanas reporting. .
bushels . .
_ Sales f aims reporting..
bushels . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting..
bushels . .
Sales farms repotting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Hay crops;
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay. farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay fanns reporting..
Sales farms reporting. ,
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut fanns reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
14,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
403,885
7,31B
482,572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
18,276
11
5,381
9,100
25
7,850
15,035
35
12,895
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 9. -Poultry farms
'Data are based nn reports for onU a sample of fanns. See I*kI ]
79
SPEOnED CROPS HARVESTED-Continu.
hundredweight .
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
Strawberries harvested farms :
e porting,
pounds . .
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^
.farms reporting...
1,571
12,580
.,306,902
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
80 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 6 of 9. -Dairy farms
[DatA are based on reports Tor only a sample of Tanns. See textj
(For definitions and explonatio
s text)
FAHMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fams number...
Percent distribution percent. . .
Land in (arms acres...
Percent distxibution pwcetil . . .
Average size of farm acres. . .
Value of land and buildint!s:
Averape per farm dollars.. .
Average per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested ^"^3 reporting. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting , . .
20 to 29 acres farrns reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres *• ■ farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1 000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture ■ farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . . .
Other pasture (not cmpland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . . .
Inigated land in faims farms reporting. . .
Irrigated citjpland harvested farms reporting. . .
Land use piactices;
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . . .
Cropland used foe grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . . .
Land in stnp-crtipping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . . .
System of terraces on crtjp
and pasture land farms reporting .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Opeialors feporting age number . . .
Under 25 years number . .
25to 34 years number...
35 to 44 years number. .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age - years . .
OFF-FAKM WORK AND OTHER IN(»ME
Fanii operatofs-
Wwking oft their fanns, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or mote days operators reptning . .
With other members of family working off farm operators repcrting . .
With interne fran sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With otjier incone of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold operatofs reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm. operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
lOO to 1.39 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number . .
160 to 219 acres number . .
220 to 259 acres number . .
260 to 499 acres number . .
500 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
See ftxitjiotos at end d table.
22,802
19,351,206
20, 5«
2,950,073
2,156
2,172
1,998
2,85-;
4,205
2,527
855
3^5
11,375
78S,0U
7,774
1,208,863
i,«l
897,152
1,713
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536, 598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
504
95,243
114
21,759
193
34, 530
22, 519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50. •■
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
13,457
2,272
5,123
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
2,733
1,881
1,250
3,439
100.0
533,136
100.0
155.0
62,132
11.7
434.5
13.1
109,345
20.5
241.9
1,019
29.6
162,722
30.5
159.7
26.3
110,807
20.8
122.6
19.5
70,345
13.2
105.0
561
14,651
243
4,130
102
2,785
322
7,736
1,209
76,041
984
61,933
1,172
65,766
628
17,054
2, 220
120,432
1,504
62,686
16
370
70
6,235
43
3,897
51
8,759
33
2,377
133
19,246
41
1,910
75
1,120
371
25,818
257
17,976
343
17,849
230
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
81
1 reports for only ft sample of farms. See [
FUtve BY COLOR VJD TENURE OF OPERATOR
r«sh ummls
Share-co-'sh lonanU) .
Crop-shiire tenanu* .
fTthet and unspeciried t
niite fanii operauvsr
Fullo«ii«r.
Partownwa
All tenants
..nuRibef ,
n.ber.
number .
Nonwhile farm ofxralors
FulloOTtTS numbw.,
Partovners number.,
All I
mibec..
SPECIFIED EQUIPVIENT AND FACn.lTIES Wdl KIND OF ROAD
Grain combineii fams reprrtinp.,
Com pickers fanis n-pc
Piek'Up balers farms ri^pcvtin
numbr
Field forage harvesters fnra.s repininp.,
Wotcrtnjcks. farms reportin
Tractcrs farms repnrunf? .
Trartrrs other than ^rarden , , farms rope
1 tractor farms reporting .
2 tractors fam.s rernrtinc.
3 tractors farms reptrtin
4 tmclors farms rrpurtinp.
Sor more tractors farms ri^ioninr
nlieel tractors farms rt^wrtinr
Crawler tractors farms rcponinc
number.
Gartlen tractors farms reportin
number.
Automobiles farms reportin
numte.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reportin
Telephone farms re^iortinit..
Home freeter farms reporting.,
Milkinj; machine, farms reporting. ,
Electric milk coolor farms reporting..
Farms by hind of road on wtiich located;
Hard surface farms reportinj;.,
(iravel, shell, or shale ' farms reporting..
Dirt or unimfTOvod farms reportinR. ,
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reportjnR.,
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms roporlin^.,
1 mile farms reporting . ,
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.,
4 miles farms reporung.,
5 V more miles farms reporting.,
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Farms reporting by number of regular hired woriters;
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 hirrrf workers forms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting,.
Operators not reporting residence. number . .
13,436
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,889
2,0i8
2,148
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
11,218
9,405
1,948
1,041
1,097
2,795
4,361
3,219
6,704
3,154
5,791
3,107
4,048
3,374
3,097
2,272
3,168
1,954
82 STATISTICS t'OR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.— Dairy farms
(Ko
Ic-rinit
USK OF COHKIERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Comniprnal rerliluor nn.i ff^iljzinc
malerial? os«! durinc the >enr fam.s rcportinp
Dn niatenals farms reporting
Ltqui'i mat'Tinls farms reporling
Oops on which used—
Hay and cropland pasture famis reporting
Dr> materials fanns reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Other pasture (not croplami) farms reporting
Dr> materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Wheat furrns reporting
Diy materials fanus reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Barley famis rop<irting
Dry mat«nals farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Irish potatoes fam-s reportmt;
Dry materials fomis report inf;
Liquid materials farms reporting
All other crops farms reporting
Pry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reeorline
Lime or liniinp materials used dun nc the year farms reporting
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed foe livestock and poultry fam-s reporting..
Under SlOO farms reporting- . .
SlOO to S909 famis reporli ng . .
Sl.OOO to.^l,99B farms reprftinR..
S2,000 toS4,999 farms renorting..
55,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporling. .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting. .
51,000 toS2,499 farms reporting..
S2,500 to ^,999 farms reporting..
55,000 to 59,999 fam.s reporting..
510,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to 5999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farma reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars..
Under S20O farms reporting. .
$200 to 5199 farms reporting. .
$500 to $990 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reportine..
52,500 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to 519,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to 549,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
Under 510O fan.is reportinp . .
510O to $499 farms reportinp. .
5500 to 5999 farm.s reportine . .
51,000 or more farms reporting . .
Ga.soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fami business farms reporting..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
SlOO to 5499 , farms reporting. .
S500to$099 farms reporting.,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
55,000 or nwre farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
14,538
1,659,022
165, 18/4
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
337
1,298
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
11,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
888
29,992
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
45,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
2,125
108,244
12,219
2,075
11,068
215
1,151
1,643
56,457
1,593
6,170
12,125
459
1,122
3,429
3,»il4
12,330,476
9,737
1,443
6,292,949
281,493
3,027
616
4,315
712
1,167
73
1,228
42
22,523
3,399
8,103,467
1,903,759
2,978
421
8,900
1,608
9,251
103
1,087
1,019
1,019
3,935,716
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9. -Dairy farms
[DfttA are bafied on reports for only a sample of fanna. See textj
83
ESrULHTED VAUIE OF PBODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold uitAi, dollars.'..
avora^ per fann, dollars .. .
All crops sold dollars. ..
Field crops, other than vegetables aiid (niils and nts, sold.. ...dollars...
Negeubtes sold dollars ,. .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars...
Forest FVoducts and horticultural specialty products sold dollars...
\I1 livesUjck and livestock products sold dollars...
Poultry and poultry [roducts sold. dollars...
Dairy products sold dollars...
Livestock and livestock pruducLs,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LI\XSTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms rcportinft. .
Cows, includinfE heifers that have calved farms reportinf;...
Milk cows farms reporting. . .
number . . .
Heifers and heifer calves famw reporting . .
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms rr^wrting. ,
number . .
Ftlma refxxting by number on hand:
CaUle and calves-
1 head famis repcvting...
2 to 4 head farms reporting. ..
5 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to Id head fartiv. reporting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting.,
M) to 99 head fartiL>< reporting..
100 lr>499 head farms reporting..
SOOor more head farms reporting. .
OawB, including heifers that have calv«4-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting, .
10 to 19 head farm^ reporting..
20U) 29 head farms reporting..
80 to 49 head farms reporting . .
SO to 74 head farm.-< reporting . ,
75IO 99 head farms reporting,.
100 or more head famv^ refnrting..
Milk ao»i>-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 lo 99 head farms reporting,,
100 cr more head farms reporting,.
Horses and, 'or mules farms reporting,.
Hogs and pigs farms reporting,.
Dom since June 1 farms reporting..
number . .
Bon befve June 1 farms reporting , ,
number . .
Stieepand lamlK farms reporUng..
number , .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting..
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number . .
Ewes farms reporting, ,
number..
Rams and wethers farms reporting , ,
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
number . .
Ctiickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number . .
Livestock and llvestocli products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
dollars..
Bop and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number , ,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number,,
dollars,.
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting,,
dollnrs..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,547
1,24«,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
U,983
305,104
dollar
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,326,859
44,889,598
13,053
3,195,812
2,430,943
134,800
394,847
235,222
41,693,786
253,403
36,173,321
5,267,062
3,419
186,180
3,399
109,100
3,399
106,671
3,304
62,573
2,697
14,507
2,033
25
2,058
130
2,297
371
4,256
1,417
2,733
1,095
2,342
373
3S2
3
2,003
20
4,591
396
2,472
800
1,632
744
1,743
822
1,096
393
3,379
68,941
4,750,467
3,439
809,173,620
36,173,321
8,496,627
59,417
692,023
655,396
2,895
20,284
13,448
7,304,604
10,891
6,835,423
958,290
12,625,383
27,933
818,614
548,770
27,000
190,312
52,532
11,807,269
63,214
10,503,123
1,235,932
14,172,885
13,909
951,911
706,313
62,360
101,717
81,521
13,220,974
83,073
11,663,995
1,473,906
1,019
60,985
1,009
35,794
1,009
35,355
1,009
23,243
1,349,225
1,019
260,134,385
11,663,995
6,716,299
7,430
460,836
371,313
19,740
30,670
39,113
6,255,463
53,820
5,288,030
913,613
35,737
899
20,564
399
20,397
869
11,184
704
3,989
2,487,613
3,713
225,976
120, 593
21,855
41,975
41,553
2,261,637
19,330
1,661,075
581, 232
See footnotes at end of table.
84
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
[Dau are baaed on reports for only a sample of fanna. See textj
LIVESTOCK AND LI\'ESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlmued
Litters farrowed Decemtiei 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms repomrc-
3 9 litters.
5 repOTtinE .
5 reporting.
40 to 69 litters
70 or more liuers
June 2 to November 30
number of litters
December 1 to June 1 - ■ . farms reporting
SPEaFIED CROPS lUBVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
Under 11 acres fa™' reporting . .
11 to 24 acres farms reporting . .
25 to 49 acres fanns reporting . .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting . .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 or more acres farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting . .
bushels..
Sales fatms repwting . .
bushels..
Winter wheat harvested farme reporting. .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting. .
buahels . ,
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Sales fauns reporting. ,
bushels . .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting. ,
bushels.
Sales farms reporttog. ,
bushels.
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas fanns reporting.,
bushels. ,
Sales farms reporting. ,
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales fanes reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for 1
.farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
. fanns reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut fanns reporting. .
tons, green weight...
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
14,445
2,668
16, 575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131, 572
5,447,557
403,885
7,318
482,572
17,711,105
4,371
14,218,310
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
34,345
30
5,375
1,119
27, 583
91,210
1,303
28,708
63,958
37,200
5
37,200
15,860
26
15,107
30,415
20
17,625
See footnotes at i
25
8,470
10,315
210
3,390
11,080
10
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 9.-Dairy farms
TDsU are based on reports for only a sampJe of farms. See te»tj
85
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVTSTED-Cortt
hundredwe igbt .
Sxigar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
1,735
32,973
;, 478, 470
Strawberries harvested fanns reporting.
pounds.
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
. farms reporting. . ,
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes aillc equivalent of cream bhA butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less thsn 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
86 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data BT© based on reports for only a sample of turns. See textj
(For definitions and explni
,«0
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number . . .
FpTcenl distribution percent . . .
Land in farms acres . . .
Percent distribution " percent...
Average siie of farm acres. . .
Value of land and buildini^;
Averace per farm dollars .. .
A>eraBe per acre dollars...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fa™s reporting. . .
1 U) 9 acres farms repotting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 U) 29 acres fanns reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres ..fanns reporting...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . ,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1,000 or more acres farms importing . . ,
Cropland used only for pasture ■ farms reporting. . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow - farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes - farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
Woodland pastured fam.s reporting .
Wcodland not pastured farm- r^-porlinu' .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
Improved pasture. farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms.. farms reparung..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
Cropland used for grain or row
crope farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land fanns reporting .
FARM OPERATORS BY ABE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INtXlME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days. ; operators reporting . ,
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days. operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold of)erators reporting .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income frtxn sources other Chan farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of a^cultural products sold operators reporting.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number .
180 to 219 acres number .
220 lo 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1.000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number .
See (botnoles at end d table.
22,802
19,351,206
848.7
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
655
345
11,375
738,014
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
899
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
1,188
4,276
100.0
2,549,595
100.0
596-3
2,758
216,465
1,169
136,760
73,666
1,464
320,601
823
136,570
2,145
1,230,364
803
94,370
2,646
405,033
2,185
255,807
147
911,404
35.7
3,735.3
24,453
160
550,498
426,736
16.7
1,309.0
15.5
463,170
18.2
1,066
24.9
369,198
14.5
346.3
1,360
31.7
300,273
11.8
220.8
24,166
43,594
563
575
40,605
87,776
201
250
12,340
12,963
724
734
55,189
33,423
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state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
87
[ Data are based o
FARVe BY COLOR AND TENITRF. OF OPERATOR
All farm Operators:
>. number
..number
Oihef and unspecirind t
iti> fami openlan:
Nonwhiu> fann operator:;
Full owners , numba, ,
Part onkiiers numbrr . .
All Ipnanls ....number.,
SPECmED EQUIPMENT AND FAOLITIEP AND KLND OF ROAD
firain combines rarm.'* rfjrttinc^,,
numhoT.i
Com picker*) ramus rt<portinj; . .
number..
, Jumn rrpnrtirif; . .
1 tracUr famn n^fDrtinp..
2 tracton fanrs rf>portinc.,
3 tractors rarms rcriurtinf:.,
4 tractors TannK roparUnp..
5 or men* ifmctora fann^ mpottinj>..
Whwlira*
Crawler U
, .ramin rc>portintr ■ . .
, .fanrLt nrportinc . .
, .fanns roportinj;...
Automobiles fwrns rcporlinc. .
number. .
Automobiles and/or motonrucktt farmM reporting..
Telephone. farm-i reporting . .
Home freezer farm'^ reporting..
Milking machine farn*.-* reporting. .
Electhc milk «wler Cwni-t reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hartl lurfaco farmn reporting. .
Gravel , shell, or shale farmN reporting . .
Dirt or unimpfovad, farms reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surf ace ro«d tarn'* reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard Burfacnroad (itrm>* repnrUng..
1 mile fanns reporting..
2 or 3 miie« fanna reporting.,
4 miles fann!! reporting..
K or more miles farma reporting. ,
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hirwl workers fwma reporting. ,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 o
rms reporting by number of regular hired workem:
1 hired <rar4(er
2 hired v-orkoni
3 or 4 hired workers
S to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
» reporting..
9 reporUng..
B reporting..
H reporting..
9 reporting. ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm Operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operaUirM n-porting . .
Operators not reporting residence. numlicr ,
S«e footnolAS at end of tAble.
13,251
6,899
2,048
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
11,218
9,405
1,948
3,834
8,565
3,746
7,495
188
3,591
6,177
1,140
1,318
1,038
1,070
3,728
4,580
4,186
1,191
2,118
1,146
1,713
1,157
1,354
1,305
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
{For dpfini
.nd expl.i
■<l)
USE OF COHMERaAL FF.RTILIZEI! AND LIME
Comniercia! fertilizer and fprtilizini;
(naltYials used dunnc the jciir fam.5 reportinp..
Dr\ maCenalp famis reporting. .
Liquid matiTinls farms reporting. .
Crop? on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
tM' materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials fanns reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) ; .farms reportinp . .
[>)■ mal*?rials farms re|)orting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Wheat farms reporting . .
Dry materials fam,s reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Barley farms returting . .
Dr\ materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Irish potatoes fam.s repcrtinj;. .
Dry materials fam.s reportinj;..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops farms reporting . .
[>y materials farms renortinc..
Liquid materials fanns rer<ortinn . .
Lime or liming materials used durini: the year fanns reporting.,
.-icres limed..
SPECTFIED FARM EXPENDITIIRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under .«100 farms reporting . .
SI 00 to $999 famis reporti ng . .
$1,000 to .Sl,99ft farms reporUnfl. .
S2,000 to S4,999 farms renorting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under S1,000 farrus reportinp. .
51,000 to $2,499 fam.s reporting. .
.S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s reporting..
$10,000 or more famis reporting . .
Machine hire fanns reporting..
dollan;..
Under $200 farms reporting. .
5200 to .5999 farms reporting, .
$1,0(K1 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
Under S200 farms reporting. .
$200toS409 famis reporting..
$500 to $999 farms refwrting..
51,000 to $2,499 farms reportinn..
$2,500 10^,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9.999 farms rerKjrting..
$10,000 to $19,999 fanns reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is reportinp. .
$100 to .5499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $999 fanns reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Under $100 Farms reporting..
SlOO to $499 famis reporting. .
S500to$999 farms reporti n,T. ,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more fanr.s r«porting. .
See footjiotos at end of table.
li,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,-192
3,150
26,692
6,211
241, ili
5,959
25,160
337
1,298
1,681
44, U6
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
U,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
ll,34i
1,227
4,919
29,992
861
9,183
114
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
915
542
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,228
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
1,479
62,264
1,428
6,245
2,537
12,702,708
1,333
2,608,122
671
1,865
1,359
1,246
886,413
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9.— Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Dala are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lextj
89
ECTftUTED VAUIE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
MHai» products sold i<a.l,<MWs.-..
vanRe per tsfm, dollars
All crop* sold
Field crof», other timn ve^lAbles and fhjils and nuu, sold. .
N'eeeUble? sold doll
Fruits and nuts sold ■••
Forest prodorts and horticutuiral specialty products sold dollars...
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..,
Poul1r> and fnultry pn^ucts sold. dollars...
Dairy ffodwcta sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than pouJITv and dairy, sold dollars . .
UVESroCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reportinR..
number...
Cows, including heiters that have calved farms reporting..
Heifers and heifer calves farms reportinfi .. .
Steers and bulla iacludinR steer and bull calves farm? refNtfting. . .
number...
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. ..
2 to 4 head farms reporting...
5 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head fanas rep<^ing...
20 to 49 head famus roiwrtiog...
50 to 99 head farms retxirting . . .
100 to 499 head farms reporting . . .
SOO or m»e head farms reporting . . .
Oowt, including heifers that have calved.-
1 head farms reporting...
2 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . . .
30 lo 49 head farms reporting . . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting...
75 to 99 head farms n^iwting...
lOO or more head farm* reporting...
Milkoowa-
1 head farms retxxting . . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 1O19 he«J farms reportinc...
20 to 29 head farms reportinp. ..
30to49head farms reporting . . ,
50 lo 74 head farms reporting..,
75 to 99 head farms r»Tiorting..
100 or more head farms reporting..,
HofSeS and/or mules farms reporting..
Hogs and pics farms rrtwrting..
number . .
Horn since June 1 farms reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting . .
Sheeo and laubs '•™» reporting. .
Lambs under 1 year old fwms reporting . .
Sheep 1 year old and ovre farms reporting . .
Cwea f«ms reporting . .
number..
Rams and weth*.rs farms reporting..
number..
Goats and kids. farms reporting..
number..
Chickens 4 mounts Old and over farms repotting. .
number,.
Livestock and livestock pioducis sold:
Caule and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Hogs and pign sold alive farms reporting..
dolbirs..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number , .
dollars..
Milk and noam sold^ turns reporting..
Chickens including broilers sold famis roporting .
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms roporting.
dollar
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
Ul, 832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,9511,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
U5, 393, 783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2.058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245, 7U
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
57,069,492
U,346
8,313,015
6,734,128
361,429
412,204
810,254
48,751,477
520,120
1,285,127
46,946,230
3,991
378,612
3,576
154,456
2,454
10,242
3,490
108,660
3,663
U5,496
2,027
9,565
1,590
83,831
1,213
58,220
1,198
25, 6U
1,362
182,932
1,042
66,619
1,285
116,313
1,257
110,593
1,124
5,720
199
3,832
232,538
38,3«5,267
1,363
143,978
4,751,274
1,219
227,867
2,962,271
939
25,556,692
104,741
3,216,620
2,803,922
217,364
24,497
165,337
22,340,072
309,106
251,615
21,779,351
3,726,798
26,769
1,541,249
1,328,489
88,165
76,476
48, U9
7,185,549
6,945
126,018
7,052,586
9,441,595
14,241
1,677,000
1,263,189
37,525
89,485
286,801
7,764,595
62,135
215,709
7,486,751
7,515,958
7,051
1,036,646
372,996
185
64,808
98,657
6,479,312
74,355
457,675
5,947,282
996
57,772
905
25,149
599
2,927
902
16,042
936
16,581
5,120,414
3,765
765,201
425,082
14,190
149,979
175,950
4,355,213
57,331
205,140
4,092,742
1,258
40,791
1,122
16,650
1,091
13,144
1,150
10,997
1,213
21,052
2,776,428
See footaotae at and of table.
90 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[DftLa are based on reports for only a sample of tatms. See text]
(For dennilions and explanaC
LI\'ESTOCK AND LrM:STOCK PRODDCTS-Conlinued
s farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reponm
rSUti
r of lit
s reportinp
3 reporting
s reporting
number of litters
, . . farms reporting
number of litters
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting .
5 19 litters
3 39liUers
5 69 litters
r more litters
June 2 to November 30 .
December 1 to June I. . .
Harvested for grain . ,
^ reporting..
3 reporting.
9 reporting . ,
s reporting , .
s reporting . .
3 reporting . ,
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporti ng . . ,
bushels . . .
Winter wheat harvested » J'arms reporting . ,
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Spring wheat harvested fanns reporting.
bushels.
Sales fanns reporting .
bushels.
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting.
Sales farms ;
bushels .
■eporting.
bushels .
Oats cleaned i
5tch and peas farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
Sales
bushels .
reporting,
bushels .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting
See footnotes .
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,57^
14,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
l,!"?!
226
25,134
3,663
1,722,757
264,965
572
30
1,179,533
48,000
5,514
626
682,257
35,201
24,736,691
1,154,803
5,205
553
24,026,163
1,124,309
3,164
593
76,927
13,258
2,343,955
377,339
2,787
493
2,212,925
347,312
4,548
829
131,572
20,650
5,447,557
761,423
2,004
209
3,260,320
218,155
760
24
533,393
13,523
499
12
403,885
5,163
7,318
1,181
482,572
43,970
17,711,105
1,446,499
4,871
377
14,218,310
539,154
6,644
289,639
831,400
2,249
255,022
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
438
15,954
1,593
221,643
236,699
201
7,414
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
1,240
50,355
89,381
3,125
5
3,125
54,930
5
1,500
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 9. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
DatA are based on reports for only a sample of farfns. See lexlj
91
SPEaFIED CROPS HAR\'ESTED-Contir.uoO
Irish potatoes harvested for home
rise or for sale faims reporting.
hundredweight .
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting .
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ f ams reporting .
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
*Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
92 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 8 of 9.-Livestock ranches
(For definitions and explnnalions, see [«xt)
FAHMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Fms number...
Percent diatiibuUon percent . . .
Land in (arms *"*^ ■ ■ ■
Percent distribution [lercent. . .
Value ot land and buildini^:
Average per (»m dolllirs...
Average per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested '"™ reporting. . .
1 lo 9 acres - farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 airres - f»™=' reporUng. . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. . .
100 to 199 "vcres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres fftms reporting...
500 to 999 acres '""s reporting . . .
1.000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only tor pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting...
Woodland pastured farms reporting .. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting..
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices;
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. ,
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FAKM OPERATORS BY AGE
Opetators reporting age number . .
Under 25 .vears number . .
25IO 34 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 64 years number. .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK .\ND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting.
200 or m(»e days operators reporting .
With other members of family wccking off farm operators reporting .
With income frrm sources other than farm
qierated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting.
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income frtm sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 lo 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number .
100 lo 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1.999 acres number,
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end d table.
22,802
19,351,206
8i8.7
62,693
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,836
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50..
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,373
3,231
4,445
13,457
2,272
5,123
899
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
1,188
908
2,783
1,881
1,250
1,879
1,905
100.0
10,399,655
100.0
5,459.1
23,407
845
1,827,545
165
80, 167
1,622
7,722,568
385
246,023
1,201
296,996
1,000
190,381
15.1
5,253,134
50.5
18,303.6
122
831,551
11
16,584
257
4,043,857
61
173,219
230
166,088
204
108,206
17.0
2,155,654
20.7
6,653.3
20.1
1,538,333
14.8
874,616
8.4
2,053.1
125,364
45
15,589
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.-Livestock ranches
93
F\R\P BY COLOR A.VD TEMUF. OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Fullo*TiPr= number...
P.vt nw-niTS number . . .
W I trnnnbi numbM' . . .
Cn9h tennnls number . , ,
Shwe-ca-'ih tenants number. . .
Crop-!>h(»re tenants number . . .
LivrakM-k-?hv(* tenants number . , .
Olh€T and gn^pecjfiod tenants number.-, .
White faini operBtnr»:
Full owners number. . .
Part own<?rs number. .,
All t«nanU ' number...
Nonwhi(« farm opera(or.s
Full owners number. . ,
Part owners number.,,
All tenants number , . .
SPEOFIED BQUTPMENT KSD FACTUTIES \Nn KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines fanns rvprrtinp..,
number...
Com pickers turns reportinj;. . .
number..,
Pick-up balers fwms reportmc. . ,
number. . .
Field forage harveslrrs r«n.s reporting . .
numbiT . . ,
Xlotortfucks fwtns ropcrtinR . .
number . .
Tract<rs ronn.o reportinfr>>
TVactora other than janlen farms roportjnp..
1 Iractcr famw reprlinp . .
2 trmctors farr>.s ^<•^orlin^..
3 tractors farms rojKirtinjt..
4 tractors farms reporlinp. .
5 or mjrt- tractors farms reportinJ!..
Wheel tractors farms rpportinp..
number,.
Crawlw tractors. f^rms reporting. .
number..
Garden tractors f*rms reportinj; . .
number..
Automobiles farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles and/or mubortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone fanns reprrtinn . .
Home freeter fanns reporting . .
Milking machine. f*""" reporting. ,
Electnc milk coolar f""'s reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops). farms rt-portine..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or Uower farms reporting..
Farms by hind ol road on which located:
Han) surface fanns reporting. ,
firavel, shell, of shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved. fwins reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or mor« miles to a hard surface read farms reporting. ,
1 mile farms reporting. .
2 or 3 miles finns reporting. .
4 miles tanas repcning . .
5 or more miles fanns reporting . .
FARM HBOR. WF.EK PRECEDING ENl-MERATION
HirwJ workers. fanns reporting, ,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting..
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker fanns reporting.
2 hired worlers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers f^nna reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.
10 or more hired workers farms reporting,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residinjt on farm operat«J operalors reporting ,
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
13,A36
7,076
2,099
13>251
6,899
2,04«
2,1A8
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50, 538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,7A7
15,710
6,174
2,680
11,218
9,405
1,948
1,620
2,374
1,871
94 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.-Livestock ranches
[l^ala are haseH on report? for only fl sample of faim^. See tent ]
,M)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FF.RTILIZEt! AND LIME
jniniprnal ferlilizer anil frrtiliirn!;
lalerials used durinff the >ear fam.s rcportmp..
Dr\ niau^ialp farms refortinj;.,.
Liqui.l mahTiats farms reporting. .
Crops on which iiscd-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. . ,
Or> materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Other pasture (not cropland) fanns reporting..
Dry mntorinls farms rejiorting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Wheat farms reporting..
Dr> materials farrus reporting..
Liquid materials famis reporting..
Barley .farms reixirting . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Irish potatoes fiini.s rcporliny. .
Dry materials fom.s rer»irling . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops f.-ums reporting . .
nry materials farms rennrting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
imc or limine materials used dunnc the year farms reporting..
acres limed..
SPEOFIED FARkl EXPENDITURES
Iny of the folloivinc specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fam-s rep<irting...
dollars..,
Under SlOO farms reportins . . .
SlOO to S999 farn.s reporting. .
$1,000 t« M,993 farm^ reporting..
SS.OOO to S4.999 farms reporting..
S5.000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under ?1,000 farms reporting . .
51,000 to S2,499 farr.s reporting..
S2,5(X1 to !)t4,999 farms reporting. .
5.^,000 to S9,999 fam.s renorting..
?10,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to $999 farms reporti ng. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars...
Under $200 farms reporting. .
$200 to .$499 farms reporting. .
S500to$(i99 famis reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to.S4,99t» farms reporting..
K,000 to $9,999 famis reporting..
$10,000 to 519,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to 549.999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more fanrs reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and uees farms reporting..
dollETS..
Under 5100 fan.is reporting. .
«tlOO to 5490 farms reporting, .
5500 to 5999 fanns reporting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the faun business farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 famis reporting. .
SlOO to 5.199 farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to S4,999 farms reporting,.
$5,000 or a«)re farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
14,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25, 160
337
1,298
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
11,372
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
838
29,992
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
l,7Cf7
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
22,523
18,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
1,904
1,741
5,583,238
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.— Livestock ranches
[D&U are based on reports for only s sample of farmB. See text]
95
(For dennitions and explanations, see text)
ESTftUTED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold total, dollar.'.
avcrajte per fann, dollam . .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vejtetables and thiit^ and nuts, sold dollars. .
Veftelables sold dollars . .
FVuils and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty prtMjucts sold dollars , .
All livestock and livestock prcducts sold. dollars..
Poultry and poultry pnlucts sold. dollars . .
Dairy products sold dollars,,
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms rpportinj!. .
Cows, including: heirers that have calved farms reportinf>,,
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting. .
number.,
Heifers and heifer calves farms repoctine . .
numbo.,
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farm* rep(Ttine.,
Farms rep«tin^ by number on hand:
Catxie and calves-
1 head famw reporting. . .
2 to 4 hearl famv rvportinc ..
5 lo 9 head farms rciionin);...
10 to 19 head far^^^ rpiH*tinB...
20 to 49 head farms n-portine...
SO to 99 head faini-s ropurtinc. . .
100 to 499 head forms reporting.,.
500 or more head farms reponins...
Cbwa, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reportinf!...
2 Io9 head farms reporting..,
10 to 19 head farms reporting . . ,
20IO 29 head farms repirtinE...
80 to 49 head farms reporting . . .
501O 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head fnrms rep»»ting..,
100 or more head farm^ reporting . .
Milk oows-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farm* reporting..
20IO29 he«l farms reporting..
30 b} 49 head farms reporting . .
50 lo 74 head farms repiwting..
75 lo 99 head farms reporting..
100 or mtn head farms reporting. .
Horses and/or mules. farms reporting..
Hogs and PIJS farms reporting..
number..
numbvr..
Bm before June 1 farms reporting. .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lamhe under I year old faiTOS reporting..
number . .
Sheep 1 year old and ov« farms reputing . .
number..
Ewes farms reporting..
number . .
Rama and wethers farms reporting . .
Goats and hidS farms repwting..
number . ,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
numbtv..
LinstKk and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
B<«8 and pigs sold alive farms reporting . .
number . ,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting . .
Hilkand cream sold^ farms reporting..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken esia sold farms reporting..
dollars..
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
2.1,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,U6
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14, 188
650, 103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,108,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
49,008,945
25,726
3,341,792
2,277,181
3,454
53,538
1,007,619
45,667,153
78,788
185,255
45,403,110
1,820
4S0,126
1,734
232,870
1,057
2,900
1,674
125,659
1,707
121,597
13,809
332
6,829
274,278
640
8,044
8,372
1,041
41,159
1,754
261, 592
39,111,241
28,996,029
101,031
1,822,077
1,421,381
303
1,004
399,389
27,173,952
6,519
74,772
27,092,661
9,783,963
30,197
625,406
440,336
630
10,144
174,296
9,158,557
4,309
19, 573
9,134,675
23,888
291
23,597
5,423,342
14,197
415,995
247,494
9,309
159, 192
5,007,347
20,499
38,836
4,948,012
3,177,429
7,459
292,835
131,555
2,500
15,231
143, 549
2,884,594
34,633
29,821
2,820,140
1,380,621
3,762
95,093
34,785
21
16,737
43,550
1,285,528
11,678
22,133
1,251,717
96 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.-Livestock ranches
[psU are baaed on reports for only a aample oF farma. See text]
LrV'ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PBODUCTS-Oinlinued
LiUets tatiowed Detembet 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . .farms ceponmc
number of liUers
1 or 2 llUera 'a"™* reponing
3 to 9 liUers
10 to 19 liuera
20 to 39 liturs
« to 69 Jitters
70 o
June 2 to November 30 .
reporting. .
reporting..
reporting . .
reporting .
reporting. .
reporting. .
number of litters.,
. farms reporting,
number of litters.
SPEariED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . .
3 reporting . .
3 reporti ng . .
3 reporting,,
s reporting ,
Harvested for gram farms reporting.
Winter nheat harvested farms reporting...
bushels . , .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Barley harvested farms reporting - . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
bushels , . .
Sales farms reporting . . ,
Sales f aims reporting .
.farms reporting...
Sales farms reporting ,
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
1A,U5
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,179,533
5,5U
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,0CK
3,260,320
760
403,885
7,318
482,572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
857,305
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147, 101
280,626
1,201
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,U7
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,104
243
1,774
13,500
1
9,500
15,175
3
1,224
108,911
36
105,715
22,877
30
20,191
8,164
9
3,795
See footnotes at end of table.
tons, green weight.
1,340
36,404
276,962
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 9.-Livestock ranches
[Data ar# based on reports for only a sample of fanrs. See textj
97
SPEnFTED CROPS RARVESTED-Coniinup-i
Irish potatoes harvested for hone
use or for sale fanos reporting.
bimdredwei^t -
Sugar heeta harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars . ,
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting . .
1,735
32,973
8,ii78,^70
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes mlllc equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
'Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredwel^t harvested.
^Doee not Include data for fairns with leas than 20 trees and grapevines.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See textj
(For derinitions and explai
«l)
FAIiMS. AC31E*GE, AND VALUE
Farms number...
Psrcenl d.suibution pereenl...
Land in farms acres...
Percent distribution percent . . .
Average size of farm «^3 ■ • •
Value of land and building:
Average per fsm dollars —
Average per acre dollars...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland liarvested f"™' repoitinf!. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reprxting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 2ft acres f"™^ reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres fams reporting . . .
100 to 199 "cres fa"ns reporting . . .
200 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres fartaa reporting . . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Otlier ciopland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms repotting . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
OtAef pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Impnaved pasture farms reporting . .
irrigalei) land in farms farms reporting . .
Imgaled cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farm.s reporting-' - .
Cropland used for grain or row
cro|» farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Opeiators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 t« 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting.
200 or more days operators reputing .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
Operaters not working off their farms or not
reporting as lo work off their farms operators reporting .
With other members of family werking off farm operatcrs reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural producta sold operators reporung.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number.
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number .
70 lo 99 acres number .
100 to 1.39 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
ISO to 219 acres number.
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 lo 999 acres number .
1.000 to 1,999 acres number .
2.000 or more acres number.
See footjiotes at end d table.
22,802
19,351,206
8«8.7
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,4il
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,373
3,231
4,445
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
399
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,153
1,907
1,188
3,490
100.0
1,426,327
100.0
408.7
1,720
67,999
1,451
85,033
59,923
1,391
392,297
526
21,970
1,341
192,454
1,664
159,839
2,452
22
5,555
348,071
24.4
1,179.9
121
143
20,034
103
11,727
40
3,965
54
4,342
88
28,629
60
3,204
109
95,224
15.9
365,675
25.6
660.1
124,103
90
2,263
342,185
24.0
402.6
26.6
218,047
15.3
234.5
2,955
125
4,760
260
27,773
80
1,355
305
14,084
280
9,723
41
OREGON
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9. -General farms
[Data arp b&sed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text 1
99
(For liennitions «nd explai
F\RMS BY COLOR AND TESl^F. OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full o»iif^ nutnbef . . .
Part ou-nfT? number . , .
\ll tonitnUi number,. ,
CikshienjuMs number...
?h«re-cash Urtuinis numbec...
Crcp-5h«* tenants number...
Livestock-sKarc tenants. number . , ,
Other and unspprinod tenants number..,
White fami operator?:
Fullo»T.ers number...
Part owners ,. number...
AI I tenants number . . .
Nonwhite farm operator-,
Full owner? number...
Part oDhTiers number , . ,
All tenants number , . ,
SPEXIFTED EQUIPMENT AND FACIUTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Oram combiner fani^ reprrtinf^...
number...
Com picLers farms reportini;. , ,
numher...
Pick-up balers farms reportine..,
number...
Field forafte harvesters fam.s reporting..,
^lotortnicks firms r<Tcrtins • ■
number. ..
Traclon fums reporting. .,
nun.ber..
Tractors Other than ^anJen fwms reportine..,
1 mdor farm?* reportinj* . .
2 Inctors inmis reportine . .
3 traclon famw fonortinji . .
4 tiikctars farms reporting.-
}or Rwra tnetatn farm-i repcrtinR..
Wheel traclora f«Tii? rrportinp..
number.,
rrawlar tractors f"n« reportine. .
numbor..
Garden tractors turns repcrtinc . .
number..
AuIomobilM (nmx reportine..
Autofoobiles af>d/ar motortrvckn farTn«> repnrtinK..
Telcphoro farms reporting. .
Home frMur (trmn reptxting..
Milking machina. farms roportinR. .
Electric niilk cooler farms reporting. .
Oop drier (for fjain, forage, or oth« crop") farms reportine..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reportinp..
Farms by kind of road on wtiich located:
Hard -lurface farms reporting. .
(i'avel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved. farms reporting..
Lees than 1 mile to a hard aurfacortwd farms reporting. .
lor acre mile* U> a hard surface road farms reporting..
ImiU farms reporting..
2 or S fflilee farms reporUng , .
4 milee fanns reporting. .
5 or more miles farms reporting. .
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired •orkara fama reporUng. .
Reeular hired workers (employed 150 or niore days) farms reporting..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired workw farms repctting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting.,
3 or 4 hired workers farms reperting..
5 loft hired workers farms ropwting.,
10 or rrwro hired workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not rMidinp on farm op«fiilod operators reporting,.
Operators not r«T»rtinK residence number..
See footnotes at end of table.
13,^36
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
7,806
2,254
9,275
2,733
393
66
405
66
5,493
1,090
5,6*8
1,120
2,li8
250
2,339
287
19,636
3,196
36,593
5,934
21,046
3,414
50,538
9,005
20,387
3,374
43,152
7,794
8,215
1,041
6,697
1,170
3,163
703
1,172
250
1,140
210
19,098
3,307
33,869
6,450
7,374
1,104
9,283
1,344
6,795
1,116
7,386
1,2U
20,412
3,206
26,652
4,273
22,353
3,452
19,747
3,146
15,710
2,520
6,174
1,009
2,680
328
100 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text ]
(For Jorinil
see lext)
USE OF COklMERCIAL FF-RTILIZER AND UME
Comnierfinl fertilizer and fertilizinc
materials used Hunni* the \X'ar faniis reporting . .
acreson which used..
Dn niatenais fanns reporting..
Litiuid maUiiBls farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture famis reporting..
[Vk materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pnsture (not cropland) ..farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Iheat Jarms repwting . .
Dry materials fanns reporting . .
Liquid matenals farms reporting..
Barley .^a^'*' reixrting. .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid matenals farms repoting. .
Iriah potatoes ^''"'S rep«»tinn. .
Dry materials fani.s reporting . .
Liquid materials fnniis ivporting..
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Lime or liming materials used dunnc the year farms reporting.
acres limed.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDmiRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultrx' f.im-s reporting..
dollars..
Under SlOO farms reporting . .
$100 to?9OT ...famta reporting..
$1,000 to Sl,999 farms rcpcrtinR. .
$2,000 to $4,99fl farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poull^ fann» tvpertim; . .
dollars..
Under 51,000 farms reporting . .
S1,0(X1 to $2,409 f'ini;s reporting. .
S2,500 to *4,999 faims reporting..
$5,000 to 59,999 fam.s reporting..
$10,000 oriuore farm.s ivpofting..
Machine hire farms reporting. .
Under $300 farms reporting..
S200 to $999 farms rerwrti ng . .
$1,(X)0 (y more fanns reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting . .
S200 to 5499 farms reporUng . .
$500 to $909. farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reiwrting. .
$3,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 lo $9,909 farms reportini^..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 faros reporting . ,
55O,t)00 or more .....farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees. farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 fao.is reporting . ,
=^100 to $499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $999. farffis reporting . .
*1,000 or more fams reporting . ,
Gasoline and other petmlenm fuel
and oil foi the farm business farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 farms reporting.
SIOO to $.199 1 farms reporting.
S500to$999 farms tx^iorting.
51,000 toS4,099 farms reporting.
$5,000 or riMjre farms reporting.
Se« faobialcs at end of table.
U,538
1,659,022
165, 18i
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
337
1,298
1,681
44,146
1,576
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,360
49,179
22,784
16,301
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
43,006,913
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
315
448,565
55,716
2,718
50,258
1,114
51,521
1,081
5,583
5,286
1,453
540,454
52,032
3,784
1,251
10,086
3,332
1,614
234
11,372
869
4,387
1,246
264,174
63,102
3,261
1,017
11,344
4,028
1,227
256
4,919
1,324
2,127
270,948
1,993
35,377
3,439
2,431
2,643,050
1,553
1,817,699
1,193
9,737
1,604
6,292,949
778,771
3,027
400
4,315
800
1,167
??5
1,228
179
22,523
3,477
3,103,467
3,218,110
2,978
172
8,900
1,136
5,109
1,143
5,217
995
15,098
78
1,331
14,489
254
1,128
11,324
218
1,238
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[DftU are based on rapocts for only a sample of ftumB. See t«xl]
101
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLO BY SOURCE
AM (am products sold u»ui, dollars.'..
average per fann, dollars . . .
All crops sold dollaw...
Field cro(B, other than vegetables and (hiite and note, aold..... dollars...
\ e^eubles sold dollars . , .
Fruits and nute sold dollars . .
Forest products and hortjcijltnnl specialty ptDdgcts sold dollars...
All livestock and livestock products add. dollars...
Poultry and poultry [rrducts sold. dollars . . .
Dairy froductd sold dollars . . .
Livestock and livestock products,
otJier than poultry and daily, sold dollars . .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms report! njt..
number , , .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
Milk cows farms reporting..
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms repcrung. .
numbrr..
Firms repcfting by number on hand:
Caule and cslves-
1 head farms reporting. .
'2 to 4 head farms reporting..
5 to 9 head farms rcptvting..
10 U) 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 49 head farms n-porting..
SOlo 99 heed Jams reportreg. .
100 u>199 head farms reporting.,
SOO <r more head farms repoting..
Cowa, including heifers thai h«ve celvad-
1 head farms repieting . .
2 to 9 head farms leporting . .
10 to 19 hewl farms reptrting..
20 to 29 head farms rppottjng..
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms repdting . .
75 to 99 head farms reportinc..
IX or more head farms reporting..
Hilkoows-
1 head farms reporting,.
2 to 9 be*d farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms repcrting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms rt^pcrting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 he«l farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Horses an4/« aules. farms reptrtmg..
H0(S and pics farms repirting..
number..
Bom sines June 1 farms reporting..
Btm before June I farms reporting , ,
Sheep and laaibS farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reptrting , ,
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting . .
E»«a....... farms reporting..
Rams and rrethera farms rr^nrtiog..
numbCT..
Goats and kids. farms reporting,.
Chtcltens4 atonttts old and over faeaa repottiiig..
Livestock mi limstock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold abve farms reporting,,
number, ,
dollars..
RoRs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.,
number,.
Sheep and lambe sold alive farms reporting,.
number,.
Milk and cream nold farms reprtting..
dollars..
Chickens including tellers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollai
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,332,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
16,547
1,246,763
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,053
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
332
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
528
1,184
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,U6
112, XI
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
18,771
10,061
u.ise
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
8,103,463
4,199
699,793
9,097,309
6,836
947,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
57,474,557
16,468
47,308,478
39,845,868
2,980,403
3,310,352
1,171,855
10,166,079
1,134,932
1,850,519
7,150,628
2,565
64,320
2,259
25,254
1,876
10,297
2,147
19,609
2,106
19,457
2,562
1,111
31,524
887
20,822
848
10,702
1,114
105,814
873
38,627
1,028
67,1^7
1,013
64,433
849
2,754
107
1,291
1,620
212,551
1,962
30,395
,545,537
1,090
52,638,805
1,850,519
19,224,319
65,167
16,599,591
13,613,543
1,957,346
855,559
172,643
2,624,728
236,229
337,714
2,050,785
13,659
161
5,199
3,627
166
4,833
U,519
83
11,090
15,843,371
28,598
13,374,290
11,437,773
576,507
954,813
405,197
2,469,081
298,632
439,903
1,730,546
5,345
279
1,762
339
3,976
355
3,347
3,986
127
2,866
244
24,826
208
10,590
12,570,963
14,739
10,052,608
8,821,625
332,005
644,034
254,944
2,518,355
257,045
439,691
1,321,619
6,755,391
7,264
4,966,042
4,133,259
81,360
536,640
214,783
1,739,349
246,230
430,536
1,112,483
20,569
234
5,036
2,708,664
4,079
2,047,325
1,635,855
31,300
298,342
32,328
660,339
79,933
190,665
390,191
See fnntiintee at and of tafale.
102 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9.-General farms
[DatA ore based on reports for only a sample of turns. See text]
mTSTOCK AND LTVESTOCK PRODt'CTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .fanns repoftmp. ,
1 <r 2 liuPTs. .
3 to 9 litters. .
10 to 19 litten
40 to 69 littCTs
70 or more litters..
June 2 to November 3
December 1 to June 1
T of 111
3 reporliTip .
9 reportine . ,
s reportinp . ,
S reportint; .
3 reporting.
* of litters.,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms r^wrting .
ms reporting.
ms reporting,
msrpponinp.
ms reporting .
bushels.
Sales famis reporting .
bushels.
Winter Mieat harvested farms reporting..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting,
bushels.
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas faims reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting..
Other hay cut farms reporting..,
Sales farms reporting.
s, green weight.
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
U,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
857,305
289^689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
1,340
36,404
276,962
2,575
624
2,309
1,171
390
25,134
7,750
1,722,757
503,867
572
228
1,179,533
375,668
5,514
1,269
682,257
44,817
24,786,691
1,833,238
5,205
1,208
24,026,163
1,740,501
3,164
1,048
76,927
22,297
2,343,955
748,934
2,787
951
2,2L2,925
710,781
4,548
1,354
131,572
38,231
5,447,557
1,355,998
2,004
700
3,260,320
750,662
533,393
294,120
499
227
403,885
243,522
7,318
1,828
4^2,572
80,060
,7U,105
2,892,290
4,871
1,342
,218,310
2,122,776
1,389
67,135
221,841
3,U7
355
94,635
8,931
132,930
12,830
438
144
15,954
7,775
1,593
153
221,643
3,663
236,699
5,020
201
74
7,414
3,205
1,692
341
45,591
7,992
71,406
12,245
5,621
191,485
6,778
239,034
4,340
126,735
18,325
21
14,200
1,327
35,724
See footnotes at end of table.
OREGON
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 9. -General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample af Tanns. See text]
103
SPEaFIED CROPS HARX-ESTED-Contmuttl
Irish potatoes harvested for hdoe
use or for sale f aims reporting
hundredrelgbrt
Hops harvested farms reporting
' pounds
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting.
pounds of oil,
Sugar beets harvested for sugar famls reporting.
tons
Vegetables harvested for sale fanna reporting.
Sales ; ..dollars.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' faxns reporting.
^Includes ndllc equivalent of creaai and butterfat sold.
*Doea not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
1,735
32,973
8,478,470
390
5,356
1,319,597
88
5,077
6,449,294
10
225
392,200
301
17,186
i,l;i,21s
67
2,745
161,900
548
19,082
474,344
168
4,309
94,573
2,092
22,196,357
372
2,980,403
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
303
2,059
10,486,385
5,272
78,520
816
7,017
104
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[DftU are based on reports for only 8 sample of fenns. See text]
(For definitions and expla
Conmercial fanas by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
F\IIMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Faf fns number
Percent distribution percent
Lantl in farms aci«s
Percent distribution percent
Value of land and buildings:
\verflf^e per faim doll ars
\veraKe net acre dollars
Land in faims according to use:
Cmnland liarvested fflms renorting
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 act*s farms reportinsr
■W to 29 acres farms reporting
% to 44 acres farms renorting.
50 to 99 acres farms renorting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms retmrting,
f^P to 999 acres farms rervjrting
1,000 or mote acres farms reporting
Ciooland used only for pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-imorovement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms renorting
'■'oodland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
Inrroved nasture farms reporting
Ifiigated land in farms farms reporting
Irrigated crooland tiar\'ested farms reporting
Land use practices:
(Poland in cover crops farms reporting
Oopland used for grain or tow crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
Land in strio-cronping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms rerxirting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
I'nder C") years number
2-^ to ^4 years number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
65 or more years number
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting
1 to 99 days operators reporting
101) to 199 days operators reporting
'200 nr more days operators reporting
With other members of family wnri<ing off farm ooerators reporting
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm wort( operators repotting
Witji other income of family exceerling value of
agriculturtil nroducts sold operators reporting
Operators not woriting off their farms or not reoorting
as to work off their farms operators re[K>rting
IVith other members of family working off farm ooerators rer^rting
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reootting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold ooerators reporting
FARMS DV SIZE
10 to 49 acres number
.50 to 69 acres ...number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to n9 acres number
140 to 179 acres number
ISO to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number ,
260 to 499 acres number ,
500 to 999 acres number
1,000 to 1,999 acres number
2,000 or more acres ni
See footnotes at end of table.
«,551
21,222,641
498.8
33,900
3,131,872
9,545
5,060
3,481
3,981
4,599
3,495
2,534
859
346
20,052
940,750
11,579
1,293,903
5,753
915,091
2,546
142,783
5,392
236,029
U,669
3,136,826
9,601
758,713
15,243
11,464,389
4,909
465,946
18,088
1,395,353
14,086
963,415
42,116
420
4,062
9,173
11,494
9,631
7,336
51.3
24,419
5,772
3,193
15,454
8,394
11,182
17,260
18,132
3,302
9,212
5,149
13,606
2,907
3,892
3,045
2,682
1,514
1,129
3,283
2,096
1,327
1,921
22,802
100.0
19,351,206
100.0
20,543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
855
345
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117,831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536,598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,836
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50.4
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
4,160
1,457
2,327
2,163
1,907
1,188
908
2,783
1,881
1,250
1,879
2,518
11-0
3,382,249
17.5
1,343.2
215
792
74,373
1,682
805,742
1,437
728,637
284
36,693
39,610
1,430
1,222,U6
OREGON
105
State Table 19.-FARMS AND KARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on tepoRs for only a sample of faims. See texlj
( For deftiutioTis and enpl ai
FAIBIS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
..percent
Faras number.
Land in farms
Percent disthbution percent
Average size of fann acres
Valtie of land and buildings:
\vemgep« tam dollars
Heraise oer acre dollars
Land in fanns accixding to use:
Cropland harvest«d fama renorting.
. fttms reporting.
, farms reporting
. farms reoottjng
, farms renortjng.
. farms reporting
. farms reporting.
. farms reoorting
. farms reporting
"00 loM9 acres
1,000 or more acm ..
Onjlanrt ased only for p
Or)pland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated sunmer fallow farms repr
Sorl-imcrovanent grasses and legumes farms refxxting
Other croplartd (idle and crt>p fajlore) farms reixjtting
Tioodland pastured fama renorting
^oridland not pastured fama reporting
Oth« falwr fmt enplaed aad not irmrflaad) rama reporting
tnproved •Pasture faiva repoetra^
Inigated land tn (arms fama rerwrtrng
biigated cTDpland harvested farma reporting
Canmercial fanus by type of farm — Continued
Cropland uaed fee i^ain a
. tenw reportinf
. farms rmrting
aoil-eroeion control farma renorting
System of lerracae op crop and pasture land farms renortjng
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
bS to 44 years .
45 to 54 years .
SSIot4y««>..
Uorm«yaan
OFF-FAIM DORK AND OIBER INCOUE
Farm operators-
ttorlting off th«r fama, total operatora reporting..
1 to 98 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 daye operators rarorting. .
SUormoredaya operatrjre reporting. .
With other members of family worlcing off farm ot>eralors reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm
orwrated and off-farm wnHt or>crators reporting. .
With oOior income of family SKceeding value of
a^cultural products sold :Of>«atore reporting..
OrMrators not worlting off their farms or not reeoltiag
as lo work off their farms operatrirs reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm ooerators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm otierated. . .operators reporting. .
Kllh other income of family exceeding value
of a^cultural products sold
.operators reportin
FARMS BY SIZE
TOIoggacn
BOtolVa
140 to 179 a
MO to 499 acrea ni
900 to 999 acres •>
UnOto 1,999 scree '. Bumher.,
3,000 or more arses m
3,i39
15.1
533,186
7,736
1,209
76,041
9S4
61,933
1,172
65,766
628
17,054
2,220
120,432
1,504
62,686
120
Livestock fanis
other tban poultiy
and dairy farms
and livestoclt
ranches
4,276
18,8
2,549,595
13.2
596,3
2,758
216,465
1,169
136,760
73,666
1,464
320,601
823
135,570
2,U5
1,230,364
803
94,370
2,646
405,033
2,185
255,807
U7
1,401
35
2,170
10,399,655
53,7
5,459.1
80,167
1,622
7,722,568
385
246,023
1,201
296,996
1,000
190,361
69
3,490
15.3
1,426,327
1,720
67,999
1,451
85,033
27,605
1,088
150,768
881
59,923
1,391
392,297
526
21,970
1,841
192,454
1,664
159,839
297
2,452
22
5,555
See footnotes at end of tablet.
106
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
Ccomercial farms by type of farm
Other field-crop
Vegetable farms
FARMS BY COLOR *ND TENURE OF OPER\TOR
All (arm operators;
Full owners number.
Part owners number ,
Mi tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share^cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number
Liveslock-share tenants number.
Other and unspecified tenants numl«r,
White faiTO onerelors;
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
.\II tenants number.
Sonwhite farni operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number.
Class I number.
Class n number.
Oassin number.
Class IV '. number.
Class V number.
aass VI number.
SPEOFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAdLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
fJrain combines fanns reporting.
number
Com pickers ; farms reoortinji
Pick-UD balers farms refwrtinp
number
Field forape harvesters farms reporting
Mototvucks farms reporting
number
Tractors farms reporting
number
Tractors other than ganlen farms reporting
1 tractor farms reporting
2 rractors.. .' farms reporting
S tractors faims reporting
4 tractors farms reporting
5 or more tractors farms reporting
Wheel (raclors farms reporting
number
Crawler rractors farms reporting
number
Garden tracrors farms reporting
numbs.
Automobiles farms reporting
number
Automobiles and/or motortrucks fams reporting
Telephone farms reporting
Home freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
Electric milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting
Farms by kinr] of roar] on which locatetl:
Hard surface farms reporting
firavel, shell, or shale farms reporting
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 mile farms reporting
2 or 3 miles farms reporting
4 miles farms reporting
5 or more miles farms reporting
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reoorting.
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms importing.
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular 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 hired workers farms reporting,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting
Not residing on faim operated operators reporting
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of tabl e.
30, 8U
8,490
3,004
1,095
30,558
8,313
2,953
430
UZ
6,314
6,482
2,281
2,490
30,339
48,919
35,100
71,094
31,942
56,732
18,081
8,154
3,362
1,194
1,151
29,642
45,276
9,432
U,456
13, in
14,362
37,222
47,375
40,807
35,925
27,410
8,030
3,083
397
21,309
17,279
3,306
1,622
1,684
504
527
5,819
16,332
3,765
7,509
38,517
2,362
1,672
13,436
7,076
2,099
13,251
6,899
2,048
22,802
2,154
3,153
4,954
5,518
5,207
1,811
393
405
5,493
5,648
2,148
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
19,098
33,869
7,374
9,283
6,795
7,386
20,412
26,652
22,353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
325
11,218
9,405
1,948
5,254
15,189
3,596
7,249
2,407
6,295
2,392
5,626
2,031
3,263
1,568
2,363
653
669
2,331
3,183
2,459
2,199
1,863
245
32
OREGON 107
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaUarebuedon
leports for only a sample of farms. See text]
CcmneKial farms \jy type of farm— Cantlnued
Itan
Livestock farms
(For definitions uiti exotanaLons, 9«« t«xt)
other than poultry
Poultry farms
Dally farms
and (iaiiy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
F*RMS BY COLOR WD TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm opeFators:
Full owners aumtw . . .
l,18i
2,2U
2,895
891
1,663
1,047
P«t owners numtat...
180
895
1,002
847
1,402
240
M\ IcnMts niRnber...
65
307
125
30
344
156
30
Ctsh tenaala number. . ,
129
413
48
Shv«>cadt I«najit3 number...
5
55
33
77
71
25
fVjp- share tenants number...
5
20
47
2
217
5
r,iveslod.-9hare u>nanls nnmbcr...
10
77
54
26
33
6
Other and unspcciTied tenanu number...
20
55
57
13
15
12
While rami orerators:
Fult oMiers : nnmbtf...
1,179
2,201
2,879
873
1,658
1,032
Partoimers number...
180
895
988
840
1,397
235
All tenants number...
60
307
339
129
398
48
S'onwhite farm ofMrvlom:
Foil ovnecn numb<«...
Part owners number...
5
5
10
16
14
5
18
7
5
5
15
15
\ll tenants number...
5
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
ComMrcial farms number...
Class I number...
1,436
170
221
3,439
4,276
1,905
3,490
1,343
aasstl number...
143
'52
244
326
287
324
295
554
117
156
Class ni number...
nassV Bumb«...
325
320
275
125
1,019
904
670
251
663
1,066
1,360
617
382
426
367
U9
850
930
664
197
271
379
340
80
SPEaFIED E<JUIPMH(T AND FAClLmES AND KIND OF ROAD
Oajn oombiitas fanna reporting...
265
727
1,307
459
2,254
116
2S6
751
1,446
543
2,733
131
Com pidiets faims rvnrting. . .
15
55
55
84
89
I
66
66
15
Pidt-uo balers faims reporting...
90
1,036
1,049
1,332
1,374
699
742
1,090
1,120
125
130
90
Field forage harvesters fanns reporting. . .
27
428
455
135
155
250
287
42
48
27
l)097
Motoftndts fvms fepoiting. . .
1,071
2,795
3,678
1,735
3,196
1,041
number...
1,399
4,361
5,988
3,805
5,934
1,591
TVactors films reporting...
1,130
3,219
3,834
8,565
1,729
4,984
3,414
9,005
1,174
2,683
number
2,052
6,704
IVsctorn other thaa prien films reporting
955
3,154
3,746
1,706
3,374
992
1,353
5,791
7,495
4,637
7,794
1,767
1 mctor firms tsporttug
651
1,465
1,662
491
1,041
515
241
1,103
1,236
523
1,170
302
S mctocs films reporting
42
370
488
319
703
113
18
145
172
162
250
30
S or more Itmelon fuma leporting
3
71
188
211
210
32
Wieel traelora firms reporting
899
3,108
3,591
1,626
3,307
876
number
1,148
5,138
6,177
3,618
6,450
1,226
Crawler tractors farms reporting
203
607
1,140
802
1,104
463
205
653
1,318
1,019
1,344
541
Oirden Inctors funs reporting
663
886
1,038
337
1,116
714
699
913
1,070
347
1,211
916
Automobiles films reporting
1,250
3,107
3,728
1,620
3,206
1,173
1,471
4,048
4,580
2,374
4,273
1,471
Automobiles in<l/or molomdia films reforting
1,416
3,374
4,186
1,871
3,452
1,316
Telephone films reporting
1,301
3,097
3,589
1,353
3,146
1,120
Home freeter films reporting
928
2,272
3,033
1,401
2,520
857
bilking machine fume rsporting
175
3,168
962
168
1,009
119
Rlectnc mitk cooler fams twporting
60
1,954
214
18
328
22
12
40
29
3
49
23
Power^operaled elevalor, oonve>nr. or blower faims reporting...
399
1,501
1,444
510
1,345
128
Fams by kinil ol road on «liit± located:
864
1,929
1,944
524
1,724
715
Onvet, shell, or shale faima repotting...
493
1,363
1,771
S82
1,524
496
66
132
514
452
223
Less than 1 mile to a haid surf ace fold firms reporting...
36
86
249
65
116
35
30
46
265
387
107
73
1 mile films reporting...
10
26
74
50
32
32
2 or 3 miles fsrms leporting...
20
15
75
32
44
27
4 miles fsrms reporting...
5
18
31
16
1
98
224
15
13
FARM LABOR, »EEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired worttere films renorting. . .
340
785
679
616
690
412
persons...
685
1,517
1,465
1,544
1,535
2,489
Rngnlar hired workers (employed ISO or more days) ...farms reporting...
221
550
5U
492
379
293
perstms...
336
936
915
1,171
619
1,123
I hired work** faima reporting...
146
354
331
281
264
161
2 hired workers faims reporting...
46
16
U
2
117
63
9
7
100
57
20
3
101
59
34
17
57
43
11
4
48
3 or t hired wodiers farms reporting. . .
23
29
lOor nnre hired woikers farms reporting...
32
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPFBATOR
Residing on farm operated .operstors reporting...
1,342
3,251
3,960
1,651
3,149
1,183
Notrenidingon farm oper«I«d opsntora reporting...
32
57
235
188
249
112
Operilors not rr^iorting residence number. . .
62
131
81
66
92
48
See TootnolM &t enfi of b
108 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
Comnercial farms by type of farm
USE OF COMMEBOAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
mal«rial3 used during the year farms reporting..
acres on whicli used . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Lirpiid materials farms reporting. .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms repotting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cnapland) farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms renortine..
Wheat farms reporting..
IVy materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Barley farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Irish potatoes farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liqoid materials farms reporting.,
.\JI other crops farms reporting.,
I>y materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting . ,
Lime or liming materials used during the vear farms reporting.,
acres limed..
SPEanED FARM E.XPENDITOBES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms refwrting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under SlfX) farms reporting..
.^ItO to «99fl farms reporting. .
!K1,000 to ?1,999 fanns reporting. .
*2,000 to S4,999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms retx>rting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
.«1,D00 to $2,499 farms reporting..
S2,500 to $4,999 ..farms reporting. .
$5,000 to M,999 farms rcxirting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms renorting . .
Hollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to a99 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms repotting..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to $4,099 farms reporting..
$5,000 to*9,999 farms renorting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reoorti ng . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under SlOO farms reporting . .
$100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
(3asoiine and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm twsi ness farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under -$100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $4,999 farnis reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
20,376
1,742,073
175,197
18,599
148,137
3,437
27,060
3,730
274,558
8,418
29,138
2,639
52,091
2,509
5,049
548,950
4,425
10,656
1,680
11,448
5,139
275 , 573
3,952
12,224
1,293
4,987
949
114
532
10,628
560,739
10,108
81,843
1,366
8,395
2,090
34,683
58,769
42,110
30,960
53,060,824
5,385
17,447
3,111
2,610
2,407
17,958
34,827,741
13,738
2,097
533
17,617
8,545,372
9,688
6,164
1,765
19,500
49,521,709
5,717
3,647
2,611
3,001
2,060
1,321
741
325
77
14,223
6,703,838
6,440
5,292
1,224
1,267
40,396
19,976,207
15,067
14,210
5,496
5,301
322
14,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
5,236
540,454
3,784
4,387
264,174
3,261
U,344
1,227
4,919
532
8,193
533,842
7,753
73,423
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16,801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11,370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
2,021
1,315
739
316
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,223
22,523
13,103,467
2,973
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
1,946
630,002
25,342
1,059
12,380
1,131
12,962
2,518
1,540
1,117,340
6,265
290
1,004
OREGON
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on rapoits For only a sample of rarms. See text]
USE OF CO\R!ERaAL FERTTLIZEB AND LI
Commercial fertiliier and fertilizin|:
materials used during tJie year
Dn materials
Liquid materials
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland oasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
IVy matwials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry mai«ria]s
Liquid materials
Dry materials ,
Liquid materials
Irlah potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials ,
\ll other CTora
nry materials ,
Liquid materials , . ,
Lime or timinfr materials u»ed durinft the year
s reportine
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
s reporting.
s reporting
a reporting
s reporting.
B reporting,
I reporting,
'arms reporting,
reporting.
'arms repotting .
B reporting.
9 reporting
9 repoffini;
SPEnnRD FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the rollowing specified expenditures
Feed for I i veslock and poultry
(Inder'lOO
M00loSB99
*1,000 to Sl.MJ
!«2,000 to M,B99
$5,000 or more
Purchase of livestock artd poultry
Under ^1,000
^I,000to«i2,49«
?i2,500 to $4,999
«5,000 to S9,09e
510,000 or more
Machine hire
Under saw
S200toSB»9
SI.OOOoTTOre
Hired laiwr
Under «200
?200 to )M99
$500 to $999
$1,000 to S2,«9
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to «9.999
$10,000 lo «19.99ft
$20,000 to S19,999
$50,000 or mofe
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$100 to $499
WOO to 9999
M.000orrrBre
Gasoline and other petn^leum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
$100 to $4 99
$500 to $999
«,000to$*,999
$5,000 or more
See fooInotM at end of laMe.
s reporting,.
4 reporting. .
! reTX>rting. ,
9 renorting..
H reporting..
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
8 reporting.,
s reporting.,
s rerwrting..
dollai
s reporting..
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
s retxMiing.,
s reporting..
9 reoorting.,
dollar
s reporting. .
s reoorting..
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
dollai
s reporting. .
8 reporting..
B reporting.,
s reporting. ,
Connnercial farms by type of farm — Continued
IA36
1,^31
17,332,386
2,125
108,244
12,219
2,075
11,063
215
1,151
1,643
1,479
56,457
62,264
1,593
1,428
6,170
6,245
3,429
3,414
12,330,476
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and daily fame
and livestock
ranches
2,167
148,469
14,868
1,973
12,947
381
1,921
4,275
3,806
7,820,033
2,537
12,702,708
1,333
Livestock ranches
1,904
1,741
5,583,238
General farms
2,898
448,565
55,716
2,718
50,258
672
5,458
1,114
51,521
1,081
5,583
1,453
52,032
1,251
3,332
1,246
63,102
1,017
2,127
270,948
1,993
35,377
3,489
2,481
2,643,050
1,558
1,817,699
1,198
no
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D«u we baaed on refntts fof only • aemple of finna. See text]
'For dermtlions and oxplai
Connercial famifl by type of fa
Other field-crop
Fnjit-and-nut
ESn\HTED VALUE OF PBODOCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
Ul c
, sold .
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruila and
Vegetables sold
Fnjits and nuLs sold
Forest nmducls and horticultural specialty products sold
All livestock and livestock products sold dot
Poultry and poultry products sold
Dairy products sold do!
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars. . .
LU'ESTOCK \ST> LIVESTOCK PRODtlCTS
Cattle and calves 'arms reporting. . .
number
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting...
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calv4
. farms report! ng .
number.
.farms reporting.
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms
2 to 4 head fantis reporting.
5 to 9 head farms reporting.
10 to 19 head farms reoorting.
in U) 49 head farms reporting.
50 to 99 head farms reporting.
100 to 499 head farms repcrting,
SOO or more head farms reporting
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 lo 19 head farms reporting
20 lo 29 head farms reporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms report! ng . . .
10 to 19 head fams reporting...
20 to 29 head farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting...
50 to 74 head farms reporting.. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. . .
100 or more head farms reporting.. .
Horses and/Of mules farms reporting . . .
number...
Hogs and pigs farms reporting...
Bom since .June 1 farms reporting. . .
Bora before June 1 farms reporting. . .
Sheep and lambs farms reoorting...
number...
Lamba under 1 year old farms reporting.. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting. ..
Ewes farms reporting.. .
Rams and wethers farms reporting. . .
number
Goats and kids farms reporting...
number...
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting...
Livestock and livestock products sold;
Cattle and calves sold alive farnis reporting. . .
dollars...
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. . .
dollars...
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.. .
dollars...
Milk and cream sold farms reporting. . .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reoorting. ..
dollars...
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. . .
416,403,681
9,786
224,803,915
134,389,543
22,390,103
42,031,149
25,993,120
191,599,766
26,404,935
42,389,867
122,804,964
30,052
1,361,700
26,395
626,256
20,081
158,836
24,865
396,608
24,016
338,836
1,525
6,120
6,602
4,966
5,283
2,820
2,353
383
5,753
11,054
3,240
1,742
1,781
l,icr7
529
1,189
7,491
3,751
1,448
77
11,506
44,585
10,036
207,650
7,169
135,248
6,626
72,402
8,116
873,231
6,039
239,509
7,662
633,722
7,539
607,518
6,347
26,204
1,774
26,413
18,356
3,106,395
23,537
692,825
99,740,425
6,427
279,974
9,239,142
6,883
10,214
986,672,182
42,339,867
4,973
6,485,671
7,392
37,217,155
13,770,351
399,089,760
17,502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40i699,127
115,393,783
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,003
4,591
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
523
1,184
3,476
4,554
1,332
75
7,440
34,516
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
214,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
13,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
6,336
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
60,267,267
23,935
54,005,770
52,365,438
1,098,796
311,349
230,137
6,261,497
160,130
147,915
5,953,452
1,713
81,442
1,578
39,649
965
2,479
1,444
23,590
1,397
18,203
1,353
35,151
4,945,106
26,361,992
33,035
24,796,293
22,891,708
1,396,660
408,090
99,835
1,565,699
21,652
489,904
1,054,143
19,758,393
23,300
19,387,099
2,540,932
14,859,135
1,905,457
81,575
371,294
30,758
44,795
295,741
4,109
79
3,948
OREGON 111
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
\p»U an based oo raports (or only a SAti^le of funis. See text]
Ccomercial farms by type of farm — Cantinued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
Livestock ranches
General farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All ram products sold toui. dollars..
kvenge per fum, doll an . .
All crooaaold dollsre..
Field crops, other Ihu vegeubles omJ fhtita and nuta, sold dollars. .
VegeuWes sold doll ars . .
Fttiils and nuts sold dollars..
Forest nnxhicts and hortjculturtJ specialty products sold dollars,.
All livestock and livestock producta sold doilars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LU'ESTOCK A.VD LIVEffTOCK PRODt CTS
Cattle and calves farms reportini;..
Cows, iBclu<fing heifers thM have c»lved farms reporting?..
Milk 00W8 farms repottjng . .
Hatfers and heifer calves faims reporting..
nomber..
Steen and bulls inclutfing steer and bull calves fanns reporting.,
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CatUe and calves-
1 head faims reporting . . ,
2 to 4 head farms reporting..,
5 (oS bead farms reporting..,
10 to 19 head farms rerKwting. . ,
20 to 49 head tatms reporting..,
SO to 99 head farms reporting..
lOO to 499 head famn reporting..
SOD or more head farms reporting..
Com, inclodiiR heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 8 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
aO to 28 head farms reporting..
% to 49 head farms reporting..
SO to 74 head farms rtporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
\(ilkeows-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head f«rn« reporting..
20 (o 29 head fanns reporting.,
Mlo49 head farms reporting. .
50loT4 head farms reporting,.
75 to 99 head fanns reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Horses and, or mutes farms reporting..
number..
Hogs and pip '•"!« reporting..
Bora Bince June 1 farmn reporting..
number . .
Bom beror* June 1 faims reporting..
number..
Sheep and lambs farms reiwiing..
Lrnbs under 1 year old fwDs reporting . .
number..
Sheep 1 year old and over farm^ reporting..
number . .
Ewea farms reporting. .
number . .
Rerru and wethers farms reporting..
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting.,
number.,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CattJe Mid calves v>td alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
ckjllars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive '*""» reporting.
number,
dollars.
Milk and cream sold * '«ms reporting.
pounds
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold fwniB renorttng.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold fama reporting.
dozens.
25,878,463
18,021
1,635,817
967,360
20,545
553,587
94,325
24,242,646
22,842,409
186,335
1,213,902
(btlBj
44,889,598
13,053
3,195,812
2,430,943
134,800
394,847
235,222
41,693,786
253,403
36,173,321
5,267,062
3,419
186,180
3,399
109,100
3,399
106,671
3,304
62,573
2.697
U,5(/7
1,130
1,587
2,132,981
96,407
486
3,379
4,914
68,941
705,667
4
750,467
196
436
8,545
11,594
281,985
382,602
276
216
11,931
6,607
155,103
85,891
242
3,439
4,733,711
809
173,620
186,335
36
173,321
1,278
330
5,997,064
16,840
1,119
599
30,089,030
629,415
11,132,940
232,883
57,069,492
13,346
8,318,015
6,734,128
361,429
412,204
810,254
48,751,477
520,120
1,285,127
46,946,230
3,991
378,612
3,576
154,456
2,454
10,242
3,490
108,660
3,663
U5,496
2,027
9,565
1,590
83,831
1,213
58,220
1,198
25,611
1,362
182,932
1,042
66,619
1,285
116,313
1,257
110, 593
1,124
5,720
199
4,450
2,178
99,885
3,332
232,538
38,385,267
1,363
143,978
4,751,274
1,219
227,867
2,962,271
989
49,008,945
25,726
3,341,792
2,277,181
3,454
53,538
1,007,619
45,667,153
78,788
185,255
45,403, UO
1,820
480,126
1,734
232,870
1,057
2,900
1,674
125,659
1,707
121,597
8,372
1,041
41,159
1,754
261,592
39,111,241
57,474,557
16,468
47,308,478
39,845,868
2,980,403
3,310,352
1,171,855
10,166,079
1,134,932
1,850,519
7,180,628
2,565
64,320
2,259
25,254
1,876
10,297
2,147
19,609
2,106
19,457
2,562
1,111
31,524
873
38,627
1,028
67,187
1,013
64,433
349
2,754
1,291
1,620
212,551
1,962
30,395
4,545,537
1,090
52,638,805
1,850,519
8«« footflOtAfl .1 .n<l of ubia
112
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
;For definitions and explai
Commercial fa
Vegetable farms
LIVESTOCK AKD LATISTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to ,
November 30, 1959 fams repottinc
number of litters
1 or ? Inters farms reporting
a to 9 litters faPns reporting
10 to 19 litters farms reporting
•30 to 39 litters farnis reporting
40 to fig litters farms reporting
70 or more litters farms repotting
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting,
number of li
December 1 lo June 1 farms reporting
number of litters
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting
Under 11 acres farms reporting,
11 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 74 acres farms reporting
75 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or mote acres farms reoorting.
Harvested for grain farnis reporting
bushels
Sales farms reoorting
bushels
Winter wheat harvested farms repotting
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Oats grown alone harvested , ■.farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms importing
bushels
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Barley hai^/ested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Hay crops :
Land from which hay was cut acres
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reportiltg
Sales farms reporting
Clover, titnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
Sales fanns reporting
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
36,604
1,933
1,787
3,753
17,400
3,623
19,204
2,965
57,237
1,547
1,442
26,639
1,792,787
652
1,211,428
6,490
691,950
25,057,725
5,961
24,244,267
3,793
82,893
2,468,487
3,223
2,320,401
5,955
147,409
5,870,232
2,643
3,455,902
855
419,760
8,362
504,684
18,233,587
5,774
14,571,775
8,456
307,530
870, £C8
2,883
266,375
7,804
176, 504
328,921
1,850
54,035
1,685
27,563
53,309
4,557
106,315
149,498
2,549
232,103
249 , 564
2,648
54,115
83,439
1,458
37,666
284,429
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
2,574
14,445
2,668
16,575
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,543
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
403,885
7,318
432,572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
280,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
1,593
221,643
236,699
1,692
45,591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
106
463,135
2,137
546,929
19,745,901
2,131
19,191,023
396
137,395
2,141
292,834
11,101,580
2,007
10,222,184
OREGON 113
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
by type of farm — Contii
[For definitions and e\p1ai
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
General farms
LI\'ESTOCK -VNT) LI\'ESTOCK PRODUCTS-ConUnued
Lrttets (arrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 fams repoctin^..
namber of litters..
3 lo 9 liuers fftims reporting..
10 to 19 liuers farms reporting..
■30 to ■■'9 litters farms reporting..
40 to ^9 liUer^ farms reporting..
711 or more litters farms reporting. .
June 2 to Novanber 30 farms reporting. ,
number of liuers. .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
SPECIFIED CROTS IL\RVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
Under 11 acres ..farms refwrting..
11 to 24 acres farms reporting..
29 to 40 »cre9 farms reporting..
50 to 74 acres farms reporting. .
75foH actes fwms repMting..
100 or fnote acies farms renorting..
Harvestad for grain farms reporting..
ishels
Vlnter wheat harvested fans reporting...
bushels.. .
Sales farms reporting. . .
bushelB. . .
Spring wheat harvested farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Sales famis reporting. ..
bushels...
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting...
bushels...
Date cleaned out
Salea
L end peas farms reporting.
bushels.
farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harveated faime reporting. . .
bushels...
Sales fams reporting...
bushels...
5,163
1,181
43,970
1,104
243
1,774
375,668
1,269
4A,817
1,833,238
1,208
1,740,501
1,048
22,297
748,934
1,354
38,231
1,355,998
243, 522
1,828
80,060
2,892,290
1,342
2,122,776
Sales fame reporting..
Sales fanns reporting.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting.
1,U9
27,583
91,210
1,303
28,708
63,958
1,801
88,393
238,256
1,240
50,355
89,381
1,389
67,135
221,841
1,068
159,365
Sales fame reporting. .
flld hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . .
Other hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting..
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
114
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explai
Other field-crop
Vegetable farms
SPECIFIED CROPS ELARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for hcane
use or for sale f airos reporting.
hundredweight .
Hops harvested farms reporting .
pounds.
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting.
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
2,636
33,309
8,535,807
2,3U
U,018
78,627,577
1,735
32,973
8,^78,470
1,571
12,580
74,806,902
7,755
105
1,098,796
2,000
261
1,149,775
^Includes milk equivalent of <
^Doea not Include acreage for
'Does not include data for fa
, and butterfat sold.
e vrith less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
ith less than 20 trees and grapevines.
OREGON 115
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on
refxMts for only a sampi e of faims. See text3
CcaiKrcial famB by type of fam— Ccntlnued
(For HefiBitions and explanations, see text)
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultiy
and daily farms
and livestock
Livestock ranches
General farms
UisceUaneous
farms
SPBOTIED (SCFS HARVESIED-Coituiiieil
Irlah potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting. . .
hundredweight. . .
65
24
2,695
30
20,545
41
215
1,246,575
373
1,902
163
557
116,605
50
665
12,455
95
134,800
35
74
455,035
603
2,066
2CS
2,058
500,225
1
15
750
29
854
23,009
93
361,429
70
192
732,500
6U
2,908
60
613
195,507
3
49
1,396
8
3,454
7
1
2,806
204
589
390
5,356
1,319,597
10
225
392,200
67
2,745
161,900
168
4,309
94,673
372
2,980,403
303
2,059
10,486,385
816
7,017
65
116
36,688
pounds.. .
5
pounds of oil . . .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanns reporting...
Vegetables harvested for sale faras reporting. . .
1,500
58
191,360
22
pounds...
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
93
255,250
291
1,200
116 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FA RMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See texlj
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms numb«..
Percent distribudoo percent..
Land in farms "^cres . .
Percent distribution percent..
Average sire of farm acres..
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farni dollars..
Average per acre ...dollars..
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland liarvested fanns reporting..
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 29 acres farms report! ng . .
30 to 49 actBS :.. .farms reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
lOO to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 499 acres iarms reporting..
600 to 999 acres ..farms reporting..
l,0(X)ormore acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
Oopland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. .
Sotl-impr}vement grasses and legumes farms reporting..
Other cropland (idle and aop failure) farms reporting, .
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). farms reporting..
Impnaved pasture farms reporting. .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the countour farms reporting. .
Land in strip-cropping systems
for soil-erosion control farms reptxting. .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting..
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age.. number..
Under 25 years jiumber. .
25 to :'4 years number. .
35 to 44 years number. .
45 lo 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number..
65 or more years number..
Average age , years . ,
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. ,
I (o 99 days operators reporting.,
100 to 199 days operators reporting..
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family woriiing off fann operators reporting. ,
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm worit , operators reporting..
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting..
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to wort< off their farms operators reporting. .
With other metnbers of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
21,222,6*1
100.0
i98.8
33,900
3,131,872
9,M5
5,060
3,481
3,981
4,599
3,495
2,534
859
346
20,052
940,750
11,579
1,293,903
5,753
915,091
2,546
142,783
5,392
236,029
11,669
3,136,826
9,601
758,713
15,243
U,464,389
4,909
465,946
18,088
1,395,358
14,086
963,415
42,116
420
4,062
9,173
11,494
9,631
7,336
51.3
24,419
5,772
3,193
15,454
18,132
3,302
9,212
1,862
6,275
1,097
2,808
1,167
1,070
1,265
3,505
335
330
2,840
1,260
1,550
3,060
1,644
10,137
124,763
4,875
3,074
1,466
722
6,034
59,721
2,769
20,806
1,000
5,995
583
2,636
31,046
2,551
27,543
3,476
34,370
1,160
9,745
5,046
72,534
3,789
44,233
13,478
125
1,258
2,918
3,406
3,026
2,745
52.0
9,534
1,395
1,017
7,122
4,288
7,822
4,072
821
2,774
168,680
0.8
58.0
10,158
306
3, US
319,352
1.5
82.1
15,287
391
4,350
162
3,168
569
7,769
1,300
38,320
1,208
38,382
1,734
74,695
1,454
48,572
OREGON
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU an based on r«pofts Tor only a sample of raniis. See textj
Site of famv-Continued
(For definilions and explanalions, sei
"«'
140 to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
22D to 259 acres
260 to t99 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1.999 acres
2,000 acres and over
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms
number...
2,682
1,5X4
1,129
3,283
7.7
1,140,955
5.4
347.5
63,828
183.90
2,931
397,864
145
150
220
275
567
697
877
2,096
1,327
3.1
1,845,643
8.7
1,390.8
116,784
84.13
1,207
401,733
29
28
41
91
141
218
335
284
40
1,921
4.5
14,565,264
68.6
7,582.1
203,178
l_an(J in farms
424,951
2.0
299,175
1.4
267,448
1.3
1,471,892
6.9
702.2
87,171
12J.62
1,925
418,269
80
50
85
172
327
349
678
184
Value of land and twildings:
Average per farm
*)II«S...
36,639
231.76
2,211
1A8,855
185
240
185
332
627
642
48,858
245.72
1,339
123,459
75
105
115
116
281
627
20
53,132
224.52
984
99,713
40
60
66
151
185
368
114
t_and in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested
rtims reporting...
acres...
1,784
1,088,552
lOloIPuree
9D to 2» acres
fnrns reportjnf!...
turns reporting...
16
25
50 to 99 acres
100 to 199 acres
turns reporting...
farms reporting...
168
309
500toW9acrBs
1,000 or more acres
farms niporting...
finns reporting. . .
391
306
Oopland used only for pasture
Cultivated summer fallow
ftrros reporting. . .
noes...
fnims reporting...
turns reporting...
1,486
50,445
764
22,372
332
6,214
882
32,875
4o7
15,600
175
3,455
607
27,000
366
14,286
201
6,141
1,820
102,249
1,193
65,684
650
29,380
1,157
U8,496
996
129,474
636
34,817
590
93,126
789
248,564
540
204,806
826
325,263
1,117
730,136
934
561,639
Soil-ifflprovement grasses and leRumo^
Other cropland (idle and crop failure)
fnfms reporting...
fums reporting...
aa«9...
166
4,395
421
11,763
la
2,165
267
9,980
95
3,865
145
4,280
270
19,139
517
17,165
273
18,643
372
26,014
161
21,288
184
22,470
238
54,396
259
114,101
Woodland pastured
WoocSaDd not pastured
funis reporting...
acres...
.farms reporting...
i,oa
62,542
877
53,487
611
37,945
518
33,651
472
39,050
412
35,200
1,422
190,832
1,087
132,496
866
232,135
567
130,825
449
268,368
228
81,214
647
2,170,163
144
167,772
Other pasture (not nopland and not woodland)
farms reporting
1,123
58,596
417
11,093
6U
35,880
266
8,015
473
34,U5
221
12,505
1,634
190,446
501
2A,750
1,196
373,803
364
33,761
970
701,736
227
43,457
1,694
9,949,298
354
302,368
Irrlpted land in (arms
farms reporting...
1,330
96,765
1,088
67,997
767
59,872
612
44,237
547
48,592
422
29,271
1,507
159,420
1,210
118,152
996
161,640
867
108,919
604
112,455
524
72,706
1,171
496,661
354,077
Land use practices:
farms reporting
acres...
155
3,350
45
1,205
5
150
20
370
140
3,710
25
460
5
100
15
800
65
2,420
30
660
5
200
162
6,920
55
4,965
5
240
20
440
113
8,509
50
6,195
25
2,580
25
3,945
38
2,621
62
19,172
23
6,277
24
4,641
39
5,016
Land in slnp-cropping systeros
for snil-eroaion control
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
acres...
farms reporting...
farms reporting...
60,776
41
12,022
49
23,979
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age
Under 25 years
25 to M years
S9 to 44 yearn
45 to 54 yearn
Jiumher. ..
number...
number...
numb9...
2,636
35
270
651
745
605
330
1,503
10
Ul
300
505
312
235
1,113
5
101
307
347
222
131
3,246
20
282
782
953
841
368
2,094
37
171
509
632
452
293
1,314
13
118
320
394
287
182
1,870
15
164
492
555
399
tSormoreysan
number...
245
Average a«e
years . . .
49.8
50.8
49.4
50.3
49.9
50.3
49.9
OFF-FARM WORK A.VD OTHER WCOME
Farm operators-
Woriting ofT their fanna, total
0[>eralors reporting
. operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
1,446
490
235
721
641
225
125
291
609
286
76
247
1,449
600
272
577
814
361
166
287
401
202
68
131
325
167
34
200 or more days
124
With other members of family woricing off farm
With Inoome from aourcew other than farm
operators reporting...
operatore reporting...
500
615
860
185
240
331
227
323
287
401
702
708
230
402
288
105
208
147
88
194
With other income of family enceeding value of
a^tncultural products sold
94
Operators not wortijnR off their farms or not reporting
as tit wortc off their farms
With other members of family worfcinR off fami
With income from wurces other than fam operated .
With other inmme of family e«ceedinK value
of agricultural products sold
operators reporting...
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
1,236
247
447
150
873
120
397
95
520
95
203
55
1,834
336
761
ISO
1,282
186
451
106
926
106
373
44
1,596
154
571
43
118
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D»U we beaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
FARMS OY COLOR \SD TE^amE OF OPERATOR
Parto
All t«i
, .number
, .number
, .number
, .number
, .number
. . number
Cash tenants
Hiare-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock- 9 hare tenants
Other and unspecified tenants numoer
White fam operators:
Full owners number
Part owners number
Allt
mber,
Nonwhite farm operators:
Fbll owners number
Pwt owners number
All tenants number
FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain famis number. .
Tobacco farnis number. .
Cotton farms number . .
Other field-crop farms number..
V^etable farms number..
Fruits and-nut farms number..
Poultry fanns .number..
Dairy farms number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number. .
Livestock ranches number..
General farms number. .
Vliscellaneous farms numbet..
SPEaFIED EQU1PME?*T 4ND FACILrnES AND KINO OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reoortins- .
number . .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number . .
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number , .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
Tractors farms
TVactors other than f^arden farms
reporting..
number.,
reporting..
number . .
reporting..
t tractors fams reporti ng . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting. ,
Wheel tractors farms r
Crawler tractors farms
Garden tractors farms
Automobiles
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms
Telenhone farms
Home freezer farms
Milking machine farms
Electric -nilk cooler farms
Crop drier (for prain, forage, or other crops) farms
Power-orieraled elevator, conveyor, or blower farms
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms
Gravel, shell, or shale forms
Dirt or unimproved farms
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms
1 mile farms
2 or 3 miles farms
4 miles farms
5 or more miles farms
reporting. .
number.,
reporting..
number . .
reporting.,
number.,
reporting . ,
number . ,
reoorting..
reporting. .
report! ng . ,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting . .
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. ,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEWNG ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting..
Regular hired workers (employed 151) o
, .farms reporting. .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers fams reporting . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence , number.,
30,813
8,490
3,004
1,095
30,558
8,313
2,953
2,749
1,436
3,439
4,276
1,905
3,490
1,343
430
442
6,314
6,482
2,281
2,490
30,339
48,919
35,100
71,094
31,942
56,732
18,081
8,154
3,362
1,194
1,151
29,642
45,276
9,432
U,456
13,477
14,362
37,222
47,375
40,807
35,925
27,410
8,030
3,083
397
7,812
21,309
17,279
3,306
1,622
1,684
504
527
5,819
16,332
3,765
7,509
38,517
2,362
1,672
2,239
8,193
2,«22
9,484
2,863
10,467
3,725
15,768
l,i83
9,212
1,5*0
10,843
1,431
7,898
1,388
8,412
1,405
9,448
130
1,325
135
1,395
1,998
4,719
2,185
4,925
4,314
11,7a
5,085
14,434
4,734
12,916
4,154
11,236
2,847
8,082
235
1,645
2,477
4,230
2,362
3,219
1,653
582
106
1,0U
2,536
3,170
2,782
2,762
1,826
4,007
3,497
6,204
3,347
5,054
2,052
986
231
3,447
2,453
1,145
OREGON
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DsU ire baaed on reports for only a sample of faniks. See text J
119
(For definiuons and explai
F UWS BV COLOR AND TENURE OF OPER \TOR
All farm operatofs
of fum— CoDtinufld
r«shum.nu
S^BreK-ftsh tenants .
Ooo-ahwe cenanu.
Nonwhit« farm opentora:
, .nimber.
. .number..
FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-f^n farms Rwnbar..
Tobacco farms number..
Couon farms number..
Other fiefd-cioo farms nianber..
Vef;etable farms number..
FmiUarwi.nut farms ,. nvrtoei..
Poultry farms number..
Dairy farms number..
Livesux^ farm^ other than poultry and daily farms
and livestAC^ ranchea number..
Livestock ranches nmber..
Geiteral farms nilnber. .
MiBcellaneDus farms numba..
SPEaFTED EQUIFUENT AND FACtUIItS AND KIND OF ROAD
Oain omibinea farms reporting..
numlMr..
Com picken farms raportinft..
Pick.up bajers farms reporting. .
Field forage harvastera farms reporting. .
hlotrxtrucks farms reporting..
Tractors farms reporting..
Tractors other than itarden farms reporting..
numbn..
1 tractor farms reporting..
2 tractors farms reporting..
1 tractors faims reporting..
I tractors faitns reporting..
5 or more trectrvB fsrms reporting..
Wheel tractors farms reporting. .
Crawl or tractors farms reporting..
Automobiles fsrms reporting..
number. .
Aut^iiohilee snd^or motortrucks fsrms reporting..
Telephone fsrms reporting..
Home freezer fsrms reporting..
Milking mschine fsrms reporting..
Electric milk cooler fsrms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting..
PoweT.operated elevator, ctmveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Farms tiy kini] of road on which locstfld:
Hard surface farms reporting. .
OravH. shell, or shale farms reftorting..
Dill or unimr^ioved farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface roed farms reporting..
lailo farms reporting..
2 or ^ miles farms reporting..
4 miles fsrms reporting..
5 or more miles farms retorting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION'
Hired workers farms reporting..
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
Farms rttporting by number of ref^ilar hired workers:
1 hired worker faims reporting.,
2 hired workers farms reporting. ,
3 or 1 hired worirers farms reporting..
farms repotting..
fsrms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm opersted operators reporting. .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence number..
See footnotes at end of taUo.
5,099
i,212
877
256
887
2,342
2,903
2,622
2,222
1,759
917
327
1,419
3,430
1,389
2,911
519
1,359
1,806
1,454
1,344
1,105
485
255
1,069
2,607
1,039
2,189
1,018
1,345
1,104
3,088
7,864
3,053
6,819
1,045
2,971
3,936
3,218
2,882
2,416
852
342
1,946
5,684
1,935
5,069
1,778
3,627
1,151
1,442
556
615
1,859
2,586
2,040
1,739
1,537
453
173
1,254
3,603
1,249
3,313
290
1,175
1,643
1,307
1,070
•1,017
125
28
120
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on repotts for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explai
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Coounercial fertilizer and fertilizing
mptarials used during the year fams reporting..
acres on which used. .
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials Jarms reportin
Other pasture {not cropland) farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials ..farms reporting.
Wheat farms reporting. ,
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reportin
^rley farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reportin
Liquid materials farms reporting..
IrlGb potatoes farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
All other crops farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reportin
Liquid materials farms reporting, .
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reportin
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITIIRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry farms
Under $100 .farms
SlOO to $999 farms
51,000 to $1,999 farms
$2,000 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more farms
Purchase of liveslocl< and poultry farms
Under $1,000 farms
$1,000 to $2,499 farms
?2,500 to $4,999 farms
$5,(00 to $9,999 farms
$10,000 or more farms
Machine hire farms
Under JiXO fanns
$200 to $999 farms
$1,(00 or more farms
Hired labor farms
Under $200 ferms
$200 to $499 farms
$500toSS99 farms
$1,000 lo $2,499 farms
$2,500 to $4,999 fanns
$6,000 lo $9,999 farms
$10,000 to $19,999 farms
$20,000 lo $49,999 farms
$.50,000 or more farms
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$500 to S899 farms
$1,000 or more farms
(jasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$5C0 to $999 farms
$1,000 lo $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more farms
See footnotes at end of table.
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
report! ng . .
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting,,
reporting. ,
reporting..
20,376
1,742,073
175,197
18,599
148,137
3,437
27,060
8,730
274,558
8,418
29,138
2,639
52,091
2,509
5,049
548,950
4,425
10,656
5,139
275,573
3,952
12,224
1,293
4,987
114
532
10,628
560,739
10,108
81,843
1,366
8,395
2,090
34,683
58,769
42, UO
30,960
53,060,824
5,385
17,447
3,111
2,610
2,407
17,958
34,827,741
13,738
2,097
19,500
49,521,709
5,717
3,647
2,611
3,001
2,060
1,321
741
325
77
14,223
6,708,838
6,440
5,292
1,224
1,267
40,396
19,976,207
15,067
14,210
5,496
5,301
322
1,337
5,394
1,090
1,312
1,056
60
34
1,996
1,101,360
1,800
1,225
120,215
1,115
5,324
68,370
12,194
5,134
U,772
310
422
1,911
19,600
1,876
2,555
2,964
32,136
2,884
7,570
13,477
9,371
10,452,655
2,195
5,807
575
380
414
5,306
4,160,037
4,616
4,384
433,785
3,555
3,716
959,924
2,580
12,827
1,782,307
7,660
4,590
2,867
2,139
3,192,768
1,169
922,370
1,016
2,169
72,052
10,882
2,069
10,292
227
590
1,070
21,805
1,030
2,626
1,129
27,447
1,084
5,210
3,857
2,949
4,760,620
1,619
1,738,320
1,266
3,787
1,290,915
1,015
1,931
OREGON 121
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
^DatA are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See text j
(For definibons and exolai
Sie of faim-Continued
) 179 acres 180
1,999 acres 2,000
USE OF CXJMMERaAL FERTTLIZER AND UME
Oimmercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used dunng the year fanns Koorting
acres on which used
Dry matenals ^. farms reporting,
Liquid matenals farms reporting
CWpg on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture fauna reportinc
Dry Tuatenalfl farms reporting.
Liquid materials , fajms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland) fams reporting
I>y ffialerials farms reporting
Liquid materialB fanns reporting
Wheat farms reporting
Dry materia] 8 farms reporting
Liquid matenals farr.a reporting
Barley ■ • farms reporting.
Dry matenals farms reporting
Liquid materials .farms reporting.
Irish potatoes farma reporting,
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms ronorting
All other crops , forms reporting
Dry materials farm* repotting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Lime or liming matenals uited during the year farms retiorting
SPEaFlED FARM EXPEVDITliRES
Any of the following speciTicd eipcnditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry fanns
Undw«00 r«T«s
«100 to »fl9 tumn
$1,000 to .«1,999 firms
$2,000 to $1,999 ftms
$5,000 or more farms
Pwrchaao of livestock and poultry farms
I'nder $1,000 farms
Sl.OOO to?2,499 farms
«2,V)0 to M.999 farms
tS.OOO to S9,9»9 farms
510,000 Of more farms
Machine hire farms
Under $200 firms
$300 to $999 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Hired labor farms
I'nder $300 farms
^200 to $499 farms
$500 to SOm farms
$1,000 to ^0, «9 fnima
$2,500 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 to S9.999 farms
510,000 to $19,999 farms
$20,000 to $19,999 fsmw
850,000 or nwre farms
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and tfe«a farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
S500 to .«!e99 farms
$1,000 orrT»re farms
Oasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$500 to $699 farms
$1,000 to $1,999 faime
$5,000 or more farms
See footnotos at end of tablet.
dollars.,
reporting. .
reporting,
reporting.,
dollars.,
report] ng . .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reoorting..
reporting..
reporti ng . .
dollar^..
report! ng , .
reporting,,
reporting. .
report! ng . ,
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
report! n?. ,
reporting. .
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. .
I,i35
84,558
12,922
12,022
217
900
2,667
2,164
3,362,144
1,509
1,128
2,582,024
2,137
271,990
34,712
1,937
30,612
497
4,100
375
1,107
4,230
51,530
365
1,067
1,2A2
5,728
16,060
212
2,157
3,258
2,504
6,432,456
1,565
2,921,682
1,005
1,325
255,763
27,404
1,067
23,100
474
4,304
2,076
1,613
3,313,590
540
1,537
984
429,963
1
039,103
769,336
225
541
326
213
701
471
102
295
187
578
2,053
1,450
1,725,467
7
236,634
4,505,612
1,316
1,024
1,587,799
41,381
337
3,672
4,489
41
1,141
1,913
1,645
7,200,490
122
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on repoits for only a sa/nplc of faniis. See lextj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm pfoduds sold total, doiiai
avetage per Tann, dollars .
.All crops sold .dollar
Field crops, other than vegetablea and fniila and nuta, sold .dollar
Vegetables sold dollar
Fr\iit3 and nuts sold dollar
Forest poducts and horticultural specialty products sold dollar
All livestock and livestock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry products sold dollar
Dairy products sold dollar
Livestock and livestock prorhicts,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollar
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle afid calves..
Cows, including h
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves .
Fams reporting by number on hand:
CatUe and calves-
Ihead
2 to 4 head
5to9 head
10 to 19 head
a)to*B heaii
50 to 99 head
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
s reporting.
number.
3 reporting. .
number.
3 reporting.
number,
s reporting.
number.
3 reporting..
number..
s reporting.,
s reporting. .
s reporting..
3 reporting. .
3 reporting.,
s reporting. .
3 reporting..
3 reporting..
Cows including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting,.
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head .farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting. .
416,403,681
9,786
224,803,915
134,389,543
22,390,103
42,031,149
25,993,120
191,599,766
26,404,935
42,389,867
122,804,964
30,052
1,361,700
26,395
626,256
20,081
158,836
24,865
396,608
24,016
338,836
1,525
6,120
6,602
4,966
5,283
2,820
2,353
5,753
11,054
3,240
1,742
1,781
1,107
529
1,189
10,933,471
2,123
5,256,124
139,574
72,695
1,384,667
3,659,188
5,677,347
3,977,464
297,190
1,402,693
2,376
12,851
1,771
4,056
1,416
2,671
1,690
,165
42,434,193
3,U9
22,U4,I
2,470,096
3,577,675
11,102,010
4,965,057
20,319,355
8,011,885
4,118,040
8,189,430
8,793
79,432
7,215
29,187
5,719
21,214
6,649
26,108
6,421
24,137
2,885
2,715
1,651
15,035,522
5,172
7,842,419
1,600,189
1,489,415
3,801,769
951,046
7,193,103
1,705,057
2,971,250
2,516,796
1,8
16,624
1,501
11,825
1,693
11,146
1,619
8,274
26,396,670
6,782
12,226,807
4,990,415
2,327,675
3,804,533
1,104,184
14,169,863
3,281,698
5,801,680
5,086,485
2,987
63,946
2,671
28,353
2,191
20,973
2,562
22,703
2,387
12,890
1 head farms
2 to 9 head farms
10 to 19 hearj farms
20 to 29 head farms
30 to 49 head farms
50 to 74 head farms
75 to 99 head farms
100 or more head farms
Hofses and/or mutes farms
Hogs and pigs farms
Bom since June 1 farms n
Bom before June 1 farms r
Slieep and lambs farms
Lambs under 1 year old farms
Sheep 1 year old and over [arms
repcMting..
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting..
reporting..
number..
reporting. .
number.
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number .
reporting.
Rama and wethers .
Goals and kids fanns n
Chickens 4 months old and oirer fanns n
7,491
8,751
1,448
77
11,506
44,585
10,036
207,650
7,169
135,248
6,626
72,402
8,116
873,231
6,039
239,509
7,662
633,722
7,539
607,518
6,347
26,204
1,774 I
26,413 I
18,356 I
3,106,395
2,635
290
2,320
2,191
5,974
2,890
32,257
1,990
22,042
1,746
10,215
1,648
47,865
1,128
17,562
1,507
30,303
1,472
28,167
1,156
2,136
500
2,570 I
5,497
1,012,845
1,433
691 I
11,975
13,569 '
348 i
3,330 [
23,435
743
17,617
23,088 I
566 I
1,322 1
1,315
1,656
360,020
621
28,221
451
5,922
591
22,299
571
21,134
515
1,165
155
1,645
1,391
228,550
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms r
Milk and cream sold^ fanns r
Chickens including trailers sold farms r
23,537 i
692,825
99,740,425
6,427
279,974
9,239,142
6,883
765,045
9,945,585
10,214
986,672,182
42,389,867
4,978
6,485,671
7,392
37,217,155
13,770,351 j
1,760
7,530
876,040
1,325,531 I
1,075
7,043,495
2,606,093
5,966 I
43,964 ;
5,585,682 I
1,573
42,364 I
1,398,012
1,250
65,440 I
850,720 I
2,700
98,863,145
4,118,040 I
1,547 I
3,014,044 I
2,232 i
12,701,878 I
4,699,696
1,656
15,482
1,742,860
2,346
28,794
3,330,800 j
25,725 ;
334,425 I
1,331
140,979,109 '
1,864
27,565
3,390,380
547
20,396
265,148
1,U9
143,800,981
6,205,785
376
161,505
OREGON 123
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lertj
(For deRnitions and ex^ri anations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farn products sold total, dollars. .
average per (urn, dollars..
All crops sold dollars..
F^eld cnpa, other than vegetables and fraite aad nots, sold (bltars..
Vadietabies sold dollars . .
FVuits aod nots sold dollars. .
Forest oroducts and hortiailtural ^Mcial^ products sold dollars..
All livestock arid livestodt products add (fcllars..
Poultry and poalfy products sold dcdiars. .
Dairy products sold dollars . ,
Livestock arid livestock products,
otiier thaii pool try aad dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK ANT) LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves fams reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.,
number..
Milk cows farms reporting,.
number . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
Steers and bulls incltKfing steer and bull calves farms reporting..
Farms reporting by number on hartd:
Cattle aod caives-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 bead farms reporting. .
Mo 9 bead faims reporting..
10 to 19 bead farms reoorting..
SD to 49 head farms reporting..
50 (o99 head farms reporting..
100 to 499 heed farms reporting. .
500 or more head farms rejiorting..
CowB including heifers Chat hsveealvatU
1 heaH farms reporting..
2 to 9 head fanns reporting..
10 (o 19 head Jams reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
lOu or more head farms reporting..
VOIk cowB-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head fsms reporting..
M to 29 head farms reoorting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms rooorting..
100 or tnore head farms reporting..
HofSeS and/or mules farms reporting..
number..
Hop and pigs farms reporting. .
number. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs farms reporting. .
Lambs under 1 year <Ai farms recorti ng . .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ewe* farms reporting..
Rims and wethers farms reporting..
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
Livestock and livestxk {Koducts sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
doHare..
She^ and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting. .
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs aold farms reporting..
dozens . .
Sse of faim-Continued
dollai
24,871,026
9,273
13,841,021
8,237,305
1,605,600
3,053,821
944,295
U,030,005
1,269,319
4,632,472
5,128,214
2,159
61,794
2,018
27,632
1,583
16,428
1,904
20,452
1,819
13,710
20,195,536
13,339
12,266,840
6,676,253
1,332,040
2,519,298
1,739,249
7,928,696
729,864
4,316,660
2,882,172
1,157
38,633
1,027
18,454
1,323
1,270
1,232
645
186,045
84,595
1,783
907
30,026
16,713
3,782,579
1,974,470
536
290
2i,278
13,010
801,174
429,330
591
410
27,369
26,465
355,797
344,045
957
526
4,698,901
98,320,412
4,632,472
4,316,660
266
195
148,820
27,959
480
280
2,435,955
697,580
901,304
258,105
15,707,283
13,913
8,876,520
5,584,251
310,150
2,036,838
945,281
6,830,763
849,339
2,226,087
3,755,337
U,342
774
8,060
360 to 499 acrra 500 to 999
55,696,390
16,965
35,066,536
23,942,713
2,137,325
5,144,246
3,842,252
20,629,854
3,274,490
6,861,293
10,494,071
2,639
105,682
2,482
48,924
1,694
20,982
2,405
33,021
2,207
23,737
1,261
1,152
4,087
3,98E
862
665
28,219
20,364
620
493
18,058
12,707
625
497
10,161
7,657
1,199
806
08,814
112,870
949
640
32,522
34,695
1,119
776
76,292
78,175
1,114
766
72,933
74,114
5,127
1,547
275,657
2,205
53,931
7,616,705
634
38,491
1,270,203
1,053
89,564
1,164,332
878
45,194,792
21,562
27,679,595
21,276,054
1,387,194
2,614,250
2,402,097
17,515,197
732,601
3,821,206
12,961,390
1,706
113,572
1,608
48,724
1,130
13,621
1,502
34,013
1,500
30,835
1,485
65,263
10,202,019
34,500,303
25,999
22,654,098
18,735,096
1,714,546
946,673
1,257,783
U, 846, 205
57,763
631,230
11,157,212
1,119
114,589
1,077
51,991
619
3,323
1,019
31,207
1,050
31,391
2,000 acres and 0
1,044
61,564
9,328,585
Sae toatnoLBa at and of table.
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See text ]
(For Hefinilions and explaj
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continusd
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....farms refwrting,
number of litters
1 or 2 litters farms renorting
la rerwirting
IS refjorljng,
IS reporting
s reporting
December 1 to June I farm? reporting
number of litters
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purjioses farms reporting..
Under 11 •
."i to 9 Utters farm;
lOtoUUUOs farm:
20 to 39 litters farm;
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters farm
June 2 to November 30 farm
Harvested for grain
ting..
bushels...
, .farms reporting...
bushels.. .
Winter wheat harvested farns rieportlng. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reportljng. .
bushels. .
bushels,
"eportlng.
bushels.
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushelB. .
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms repoiting. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels , .
Barley harvested farms reporting. . .
biishels..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
Wild hay cut farms reporting
tens
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms repoi^,ing
tons, green weight
4,771
36,604
1,933
1,787
3,753
17,400
3,623
19,204
2,965
51,237
1,547
1,211,428
6,490
691,950
25,057,725
5,961
24,244,267
3,793
82,893
2,468,487
3,223
2,320,401
5,955
147,409
5,870,232
2,643
3,455,902
855
419,760
8,862
504,684
18,233,587
5,774
14,571,775
8,456
307,530
870,608
2,883
266,375
7,804
176,504
328,921
1,850
54,035
1,685
27,563
53,309
2,549
232,103
249,564
2,648
54,115
83,439
1,458
37,666
234,429
1,122
10,654
333,465
1,543
12,641
35,773
1,960
14,900
25,905
1,785
590
4,175
6,815
120
1,405
115
1,065
7,240
See footnotes at end of table.
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based c
n reports for only a sar
pie of famis. See text
1
S
ze of farm-Continued
[For definitions and explanations, see text)
!« to 1T9 acres
160 to 219 acres
22) to2,W acres
2150 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
2.000 acres snd over
LrVESTOCK Vro Lt\-ESrOCK PRODUCTS-Continue<i
Litters fanowed December 1, 1958, to Noveniber 30, 1959 ....tannsreporung...
number of litters...
401
3,686
U20
151
95
25
5
5
336
1,547
311
2,141
341
6,150
140
131
60
5
5
155
2,560
186,545
70
115,340
460
8,790
330,475
410
304,055
420
5,980
230,105
375
215,070
525
10,245
364,490
235
160,920
105
33,565
55
15,495
767
19,859
720,462
497
498,817
52,921
811
23,004
77,270
356
36,220
681
13,262
24,469
160
3,940
145
2,055
4,545
20
970
275
3,950
6,525
65
1,710
160
2,845
3,585
25
505
256
5,190
9,073
65
3,335
121
2,615
22,134
230
1,585
35
155
20
20
170
660
195
925
156
4,275
60
50
30
6
"io
51
2,455
169,865
31
155,510
370
7,885
315,650
350
301,740
245
4,860
170,945
210
165,260
475
11,940
433,765
240
219,950
65
29,800
45
21,060
550
17,065
594,375
375
469,930
33,795
391
11,800
38,035
200
19,445
370
8,100
16,920
HO
2,975
152
2,300
5,050
55
1,365
150
1,935
3,U0
30
775
115
2,165
1,930
35
555
186
4,000
6,030
41
810
125
3,495
26,860
180
1,315
55
95
15
10
5
160
650
135
665
U9
3,723
31
61
40
1
6
68
2,048
127,395
32
80,500
320
9,165
393,000
315
376,065
166
2,685
83,760
156
80,220
335
6,890
230,810
140
106,505
65
28,210
35
17,860
431
15,909
564,410
260
339,845
27,264
260
9,184
26,877
102
10,865
360
8,300
15,940
no
2,990
140
2,275
3,565
30
630
120
2,740
3,920
25
755
41
790
883
5
25
101
1,940
3,465
6
810
85
2,035
17,405
489
4,769
195
151
102
15
20
6
368
2,244
399
2,525
336
9,898
76
88
115
36
6
15
186
5,900
350,725
110
249,820
891
38,500
1,600,902
861
1,553,675
566
12,105
389,861
516
373,673
828
23,010
800,290
407
401,250
210
193,755
155
153,055
1,221
63,608
2,323,380
843
1,878,979
97,473
977
37,492
116,792
407
54,370
860
23,877
48,078
216
7,733
243
5,6U
10,103
61
2,472
474
10,309
20,274
96
5,092
250
6,165
8,995
20
240
306
6,847
10,402
70
1,960
237
7,172
57,498
420
3,315
155
160
65
25
15
335
1,565
350
1,750
146
5,246
25
56
22
23
6
14
71
2,994
230,664
38
183,864
749
70,730
2,793,470
734
2,700,435
375
12,245
306,040
325
284,840
510
25,161
983,840
287
672,275
105
128,825
85
U0,775
958
70,512
2,549,145
654
2,034,280
96,790
790
42,468
123,099
245
36,100
583
23,155
45,932
177
12,400
102
2,403
5,805
15
875
390
10,418
12,798
50
2,290
192
9,030
10,737
40
1,145
202
4,378
6,775
55
1,330
121
4,938
34,666
193
2,141
61
68
33
21
7
3
151
1,064
165
1,077
42
1,638
8
10
13
5
3
3
19
748
44,539
9
30,911
586
145,331
5,616,397
572
5,455,676
193
9,212
221,776
169
208,747
208
13,713
572,578
86
435,208
23
31,873
18
28,035
630
80,208
3,053,182
500
2,673,201
78,863
542
33,289
84,525
135
24,433
255
14,643
27,200
44
2,335
34
1,520
2,899
4
608
339
10,048
13,385
24
1,018
124
12,318
14,897
9
590
105
4,655
6,427
20
412
45
2,390
16,728
274
3,797
28
number of litters...
Decanber 1 to June 1 farms reporting...
number of litters...
SPEanED CROPS barvested
Com for all purposes farms reporting...
1,743
224
2,054
57
3,039
bushels...
bushels...
750
59,444
5
45,368
bushels...
386,485
13,101,396
bushels...
Spring wheat hsi-vested farns reporting...
bushels . . .
12,719,086
280
19,706
533,260
bushels...
511,691
269
23,967
1,263,653
85
952,838
2
800
bushels...
bushels...
Oats cleaned t3ut of vetch and peas fams reporting...
bushels . . .
bushels...
600
bushels...
136,988
6,767,802
bushels. ..
Hay crops:
Land from wtilch hay was cut acres...
Alfalfa and alfalfa Klrtures cut for
5,540,832
401,251
1,025
100,902
247,272
Clover, tljDothy, and Mxttires of clover
and grasses out for hay faivs importing...
tons...
30,392
268
38,059
61,742
28
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with t>ate or
other grains, cut for hay farns reporting. . .
tons...
4,362
53
3,799
6,497
tons...
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other sBflll
grains cut for hay farms reporting. . .
tons. ..
135
676
51,402
63,619
tons...
2,4U
tons. . .
188,435
191,537
20
tons...
2,734
100
tons...
14,373
20,450
8
tons...
Gmse silage made from grasaes, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting...
tons, green weight.. .
402
33
4,281
23,578
Se« fcxytnotee at end of table.
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DkU we based on reports For only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitiona and explai
SPEanED crops HARVESTED-Continued
hundredvelght .
Hops harvested farms reporting .
pounds
Mint harvested for oil farms reporting. ,
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
2,636
33,309
8,535,807
Strawberries harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
Land In bearing and noubearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted mit trees^ farms reporting...
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for fams with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continuecl
(For dafinitiona kod axpluations, s«e leXL)
[DkU an baaed on reports for only b SBinple oT funis. See text^
Ste of faim-ContiQued
500to9MMnw
SFECTFTED CROPS SARVE^I^V-OMtiiiaed
Irlati potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Hops harvested faxniB reporting.
pounds.
Ulnt harvested for oil fame reporting.
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar f aiiDB reporting.
Vegetables hanreeted for sale faxmB reporting.
Sales dollars .
Stravberrles harvested fame reporting.
Laud In bearing and nonbearlng fnilt
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fens reporting.
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on refjorts for only a sample of faime. See text1
cial farms by
FABMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms jiumber. ,
Percent distribution percent.
Land in farms acres. ,
Percent distribution percent..
Average size of fam acres .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm .dollars..
Average per acre ..*. dollars..
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvesl4>d iams reporting..
1 to 9 acres fanns reporting.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 (o 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporung.
SO to 99 acres farms reporting .
IDO to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 499 acres famis reporting.
500 to 999 acres ....farms reporting.
1,000 or moi« acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting.
Soil.improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
Other cropland [idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.
Improved pasture farms reporting.
Iffigated land in farms farms reporting.
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting.
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting.
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age jiumber.
Under 2.^ years Jiumber.
25 to 34 years number.
35 to 44 years number.
45 to 54 years ' jiumber.
55 to 84 years jiumber .
65 or more years number.
Average age years .
OFF.FABM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opefators-
Woridnp off their farms, total operaliMs reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators reporting.
900 or more days operators reporting.
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm wotl( . operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting.
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to wori* off their farms ooerators reporting.
With other members of family worldng off farm operators leforting.
With income from sources other than farm ofierated . . operaloie reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
33,900
3,131,872
9,545
5,060
3,481
3,981
4,599
3,495
2,534
359
346
20,052
940,750
11,579
1,293,903
5,753
915,091
2,546
142,783
5,392
236,029
11,669
3,136,826
9,601
758,713
15,243
11,464,389
4,909
465,946
42,116
420
4,062
9,173
11,494
9,631
7,336
51.3
24,419
5,772
3,193
15,454
18,132
3,302
9,212
19,351,206
100.0
848.7
20, 543
2,950,073
2,166
2,172
1,998
2,854
4,205
3,421
2,527
11,375
788,014
7,774
1,208,863
4,421
897,152
1,718
117, 831
3,370
193,880
6,526
2,672,150
5,329
536, 598
9,343
10,788,261
3,165
437,886
12,377
1,313,398
10,430
924,929
22,519
207
2,015
5,125
6,542
6,052
2,578
50..
9,345
4,491
1,476
3,378
3,231
4,445
3,605
13,457
2,272
5,123
5,464,069
28.2
406.7
11,605
914,025
1,779
1,747
1,397
1,944
59
6,975
356,198
3,341
307,776
1,893
205,365
883
42,826
3,865
735,230
3,501
307,234
4,923
2,690,330
1,633
122,507
7,003
493,545
5,786
322,457
2,919
97
12,604
2,408
3,346
4,190
1,899
2,395
1,905
2,905
2,645
7,752
1,282
3,244
10,971,528
56.7
1,550.5
1,378
1,602
1,409
557
210
3,427
330,905
3,039
547,384
1,942
478,294
685
62,752
1,207
106, 338
2,201
1,482,458
1,479
195,090
3,4il
6,588,629
1,194
241,301
4,119
625,323
3,568
446,897
15,515
70
18,292
2,007
2,134
1,593
2,583
35
13,328
834,943
33
48,265
U2
76,663
127
65j969
4,467
804
1,588
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
? bKsed on reports for only a saDpie of fanns. See l
FARMS. ACREAGE, \SD WLVE
Farms .number. ,
Percent distribution oercent. ,
Land in farms acres.,
Perceni distn)»tion perr-ent..
Average aiie of farm acres. ,
Value ot land and buildings:
Avera);e per fann dollars , ,
Average per acre dollars.,
Land in farms according to use:
Cioptwid harvested farms reporting. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reportjnp.,
90 to 9 mens farms reporting.,
90 to 49 acres fanns reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acrea farms reporting..
2X) to 499 acres farms reoorting..
500 to 999 acres farms reportjiiR..
1,000 or more acres faims reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
OoplMxl not harvested and not pastored farms reporting..
Cultjvatad summer fallow farms reporting. .
Soil •improvement passes and legumes fame reporting..
Other cropland fidle and crop failure) farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms reporting,.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
Oliier pasture (not cropland and not ivoodland) fanBB reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporti ng . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Iffl^tod cropland harvestad farms reporting. .
Land use practices
Oopland in cover crops farms reporting..
Cropland u^ed for grain or nw crops
farmed on tJie contour farms reporting,.
Land in nthp-ciopping systems for
■oil-erosioB control farms reporting..
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 115 years number . ,
29 to M years number..
85 to 44 years jitraber. .
45 to 54yMrs number..
SS to fl4 years number. .
•5 or more years number. .
Average age years..
OFF-FARM WORK AND OIHER INOOUE
Farm operators-
Wodting off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days , operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting..
200 or more days operators refxirtj ng . .
Mth other members of family «orfciiig off farm operators reporting. .
With laeome from sources other than fan)
operated u>d off-farm wcxk , opecmtors reporting..
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural producl!i sold operators reporting. .
Operators not wort(ing off their farms or not
reporting as to vmri off their farms operators reporting..
With other members of family ■nirfeingofT fann operators reporting..
With income fiom sources other thsn farm operated . . operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of a^cullural products sold ooerators reporting. .
Sm (ootnotM at end of table.
■ of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
2.0
613. A
80
7,076
Share- cash tenants
-170
62
35,993
36
2,110
158
94,173
78
6,952
187
23,805
30,706
292
28,971
41
1,345
25
7,407
4
1,160
17
2,550
357,738
1.8
1,300.9
4,477
2
1,300
130
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D«u ■!« bu«d on rsfnlta for oiijy ft sunple of tuna. See text]
Commercial fa:
All tenanta
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILmES AND KIND OF ROAD
Qrun combines '""» reportng. .
number. .
Com pickers frniB reportine . .
nuirber, ,
Pick-up balers '«™s reporting..
Field forage harvesters fBrms reporting..
number . .
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number..
IVactors 'a""a reporting..
Tractors other than ganlen farms reporting..
numiier. .
1 tractor farms reporting. .
2 tractors farms (sporting. .
"i tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting..
5 or mora tractors farms reporting..
tVhee! Uactors farms reporting..
Oawler tractors farms reporting..
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting..
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number. .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone fatms teporung..
RomafreeEer farms reporung. .
Milking machine farms reoorting. .
Electric milk cooler fatms reporting. .
Crtlp drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power.or>erfLt«d elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
Farms by hint] of road oti which located;
Hard surface farms reporting. .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved faims reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surfat^e road farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting. .
2 or ^ miles farms reporting..
1 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired vwjrkers farms reporting. .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired wtjrVer farms reporting. .
2 hired wort<er5 farms reporting.,
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. ,
5 to 9 hired woriters farms rcfioTting.,
10 or more hired workers farms teporting.,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on faim operated operators reporting.
Not residing on faim operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence pumber.
USE OF COMHEROAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Cornmercial fertiliier and fertilizing
matanals used during the year operators reporting.
acres on which used.
Dry materials farms retwrting.
Li<|uid materials farms reporting.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
Dry mat«rial9 faims reporting.
Liquid matenals farms reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland) faims T«^x»ting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Litfiid materials farms reporting.
Wheat .farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Lifjuid materials farms reporting.
S«e footnotes at end of table.
430
442
6,314
6,482
2,281
2,490
30,339
48,919
35,100
71,094
31,942
56,732
18,081
8,154
3,362
1,194
1,151
9,432
11,456
13,477
14,362
37,222
47,375
40,807
35,925
27,410
8,030
3,083
38,517
2,362
1,672
20,376
1,742,073
175,197
18,599
148, 137
3,437
27,060
8,730
274,558
8,418
29,138
2,639
52,091
2,509
5,049
5,938
548,950
4,425
10,656
393
405
5,493
5,648
2,148
2,339
19,636
36,693
21,046
50,538
20,387
43,152
8,215
6,697
3,163
1,172
1,140
20,412
26,652
22, 353
19,747
15,710
6,174
2,680
21,309
11,218
17,279
9,405
3,306
1,948
1,622
810
1,684
1,138
5,819
5,254
16,332
15,189
3,765
3,596
7,509
7,249
14,538
1,659,022
165,184
13,006
138,492
3,150
26,692
6,211
241,414
5,959
25,160
1,681
44,146
1,576
4,291
116
266
5,286
540,454
3,784
10,086
1,614
11,372
138
143
2,676
2,726
1,080
1,165
10,844
16,903
12,099
25,241
11,554
20,780
5,851
3,583
1,401
385
334
10,757
16,531
3,675
4,249
4,124
4,461
11,728
14, 591
13,095
11,457
8,976
3,581
1,514
6,599
5,597
1,122
2,392
5,729
1,619
2,833
55,371
7,112
48,821
1,074
6,550
3,498
119,113
3,401
12,974
6,881
20,025
6,823
17,620
1,728
2,420
1,340
653
682
6,479
13,660
2,945
3,960
2,177
2,405
6,677
9,348
7,031
6,354
5,275
1,913
2,343
7,194
1,697
3,477
119,409
1,674
3,747
5,315
907,140
89,157
4,617
73,564
1,553
15,593
2,122
97,443
2,011
9,937
2,487
303,244
1,694
5,059
OREGON 131
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DftU are bued on reports for only t aanple of fums. See text]
uid erplanfttiona, see text)
! of operator — Continued
Share- cash tenants
9>BaFIED EQUIPUENT AND FAdLTIIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Gnin ootnfaines farms raporCiog.,
Compidcflrs ftms reporting.,
Pick-Bp balcrB fums reporting.,
Pfrid bnge har/Mben fuma reporting,,
UotortnckB 'vms reporting..
IVtctors oth«* t
fmns reportiQg..
fuma reporting,,
bma reporting.,
a firna rapcrting.,
^ finna reporting. ,
a . fnrma reporting. ,
» tractors ftrma reporting,.
Wheel innnra trnna reporting..
Crawler (radora fuma reporting. ,
Garden tnctjxs fanna reporting.,
Aulomobilee faima reporting..
Autonobilee aiwi/or noCorlradcs fame riportjng..
T^ephone fanna reporting..
Home freezer fanna reporting..
Milking machine Janna reporting..
Electncmilk coolar fanna reporting..
Crop drier (For grmin, forage, or other cfDps) /aims reporting..
Power-operat«d elevator, conveyor, or Mower fanna reporting. .
Fanns by kind of road on wtiich located:
Hard surface farma reporting. .
Gravel, ahell, or shale farma fVpORing. ,
ttrt or oiumprt>ved fartna reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard aurface road farma reporting.,
1 or more miles to a bard surface road fama reporting. .
1 mile farma reporting..
2 or 3 miles fanna reporting..
4 miles .fanna reporting..
5 oTinore milea farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEZXNO ENUMERATION
Hir«d wxkers farms reporting..
Resiulai' hired omrfcera (employed 150 or more days) farma reporting.,
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired woricers:
1 hired worker farms reporting,.
2 hired workers farms reporting.,
3 or 4 hired workers .^ fama reporting..
3 to 9 hired wsriers farma reporting..
10 or more hired workers fanna reporting.,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm opermteH operalcra reporting..
Not residing on farm operated oparslora rsporting..
Operators not reporting residence nomber..
U.SF, OF COMMERaAL FERTILIZER AST) LIME
Commercial fertiliter and fertiliEing
materials used during iJie year farms rsporUng..
acres on which used..
Dry materiala farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.,
Dry mal«rials farms reporting.,
Liquid materiala farma reporting,.
Other pasture {not cropland) farma reporting. .
Dry materials fanna reporting..
Liquid materials fanns reporting.,
■heal farma reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials fimrs reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
132
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[n&ta are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Comnerclal fa-
by tenure of operator
USE OF COVNEHaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME-Continued
Comrnercial fertilizer and fertilizing matpnal?
userl during the year— Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
Barley /arms reporline. .
Dry materials , farms reporting. .
Licjuid materials farms reporting. .
Irish potatoes /arms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials .farms repeating..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materially used during the vear farms reporting. .
acres limed.,
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDmiRES
Any of the fol lowing specified eitpenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
?100 to S999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 farms retjorting..
Wi,000 or more faims reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $1,000 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 or more farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5200 farms tenorti no . .
$200 to 5999 farms renortine. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting.,
Ilired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$2C0 to $499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $899 farms renorting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,.5O0 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms renorting..
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
Under $100 farms reporting,,
$100 to $499 faims renorting..
$500 to $999 farms renorting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting..
Under $100 /arms reporting..
$100 to W99 farms reporting.,
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. ,
£■1,000 or more farms reporting. .
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars.,
average per farm, dollars..
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegetables and frtiits and nuts, sold dollars. .
Vegetabl es sold dollars . ,
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . ,
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and Inestock products sold dollars.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars.
Dairy products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestock piT>ducLs, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
5,139
275,573
3,952
12,22i
1,293
4,987
9i9
532
10,628
560,739
10,1(M
81,843
1,366
8,395
2,090
34,683
58,769
42, 110
30,960
53,060,824
5,385
17,447
3,1U
2,610
2,407
17,958
34,827,741
13,738
2,097
583
17,617
8,545,372
9,688
6,164
1,765
19,500
49,521,709
5,717
3,647
2,611
3,001
77
14,223
6,708,838
6,440
5,292
1,224
1,267
40,396
19,976,207
15,067
14,210
5,496
5,301
322
224,803,915
134,389,543
22,390,103
42,031,149
25,993,120
191,599,766
26,404,935
42,389,867
4,387
264,174
3,261
11,344
1,227
4,919
532
8,193
538,842
7,753
78,428
1,270
8,305
1,477
29,860
49,179
22,784
16, 801
48,180,293
1,920
7,549
2,487
2,454
2,391
10,305
32,604,425
6,530
1,740
578
11, 370
7,713,483
4,650
5,013
1,707
14,944
48,006,918
3,011
2,553
2,073
2,839
77
9,737
6,292,949
3,027
4,315
1,167
1,228
22,523
8,103,467
2,978
8,900
5,109
5,217
319
399,089,760
17, 502
217,705,222
131,832,771
22,196,357
38,722,051
24,954,043
181,384,538
25,291,628
40,699,127
115,393,783
69,281
1,475
3,469
150,790
3,890
23,758
13,418
10,045
27,979,044
1,230
4,489
1,494
1,415
1,417
6,016
13,276,553
3,936
6,388
3,197,219
2,974
2,688
1,968
1,453
1,077
1,481
5,153
2,262,328
2,039
2,250
13,215
7,229,449
2,572
6,203
2,560
1,785
95
76,276,368
36,354,561
5,509,762
20,459,666
13,952,379
86,428,913
19,080,483
22,353,622
2,033
152,045
1,428
6,385
3,196
319,278
2,986
45,601
7,076
5,103
15,591,816
3,269
13,628,076
1,961
3,857
3,469,555
1,267
1,827
1,993
1,937
2,706
109,036,872
71,349,892
14,099,863
14,346,867
9,240,250
71,337,591
4,782,133
14,125,199
6,450,901
3,623,216
501, 525
1,550,103
776,057
8,229,853
745,916
623,565
OREGON 133
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data ftre based on reports Tor only a sample of fanns. See t«xt]
USE OF COMVfERaAL FERTILIZER AND UME-ConUnuad
Coomercial fertilizer and ferUlizin^ maXenals
used dunng Lhe year-Conunued
Oopa oD which used-ConlJnued
Barley faims reportiDg..
Iky materials fanns reporting..
Liquid materials fanns reporting..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
Oy materials fanns reporUng..
Liquid malertals fanns reforting..
All oCfeer croos fanns reporting..
I>y materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or lirning materials used during the year farms reporting..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPE^fD!TURES
Any of the following specified eKpenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry fams rwpoftjng..
<k>llars.,
I'nder *100 farms reporting.,
SlOO to S0O9 farms reporting..
$1,000 tofl.flM farms reporting..
$2,000 to H,»M farms reporting. .
SS,000 Of morw farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Und« Sl.OOC farms reporting..
$1,000 to S?,1W farms reporting..
52,500 to $4,9» fanns reporUng..
$5,000 to 90,999 farms reporting..
S10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporUng,.
dollar...
Vftim $900 fwms re«wrting..
5200 to J9M fafma reporting..
$1,000 or more fanns reporting..
(fired labor farms mnrting. .
dollars..
Under *a00 farms reporting..
$300 to S499 farms reporting..
S500to$»99 fanns reporting.
$1,000 to $2,449 farms reportinR..
SZ,SD0 to$4»999 farms roportinp..
$5,000 to Sa,999 farms reporting.,
510,000 to $19,999 fanns reporting..
$20,000 to $49,999 fanns ntporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and lr*«s farms reporting..
dollars..
Uodar SlOO farms r4<i»rt)ng. .
5100 to $499 farms reporting. .
S5O0 to $999 farms reporUng..
*l,000 i>r more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum ftiel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5100 farms n»porting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
5500 to 5999 farms reporting..
51,000 to $4,998 farms reoortjng. .
55,000 or more farms reporting..
E^TIMATCD VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold Joial, dollars..
■venite per farm, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nute, sold dollars. .
Vegetables sold 4>llafB..
Fruits ar>d nuta sold dollars. .
Forest producU and hoiticultural siwcialty praducta aold dollars. .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars . .
Dairy product* sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollatB..
See footnotes at end of table.
cial farms by ■
' of operator — Continued
Caah tenants
10,^55
2U
1,713
Share- cash tenants
-1,132,^5
2,275,167
72^,750
5,868,325
112,546
1,423,473
16,401
158
2,269
Crop-share tenants
7,i86,261
13,992,871
2^,072
21,137
5,370,323
12,528,024
4,608,699
10,361,613
327,027
798,255
430,047
846,844
4,550
21,312
2,115,938
1,464,847
93,302
102,872
299,044
214,009
1,723,592
1,147,966
2,443,918
2,285,000
4,500
101,743
52,675
2,679,118
39, 160
1,073,177
1,466,4U
474,623
230,675
99,893
661,220
3,259,953
335,216
587,038
134
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Datk are based on reports for only a sample or fanna. See text]
cial ferms by
LIVESTOCK AND UVFSTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves fams rencrtng. .
Ctows, including heifers that have calved faims reporting. .
number..
Milk cows farms reporting. .
Heifers and heifer calves farms renorting..
number . .
Steers and bulla including steer and bull calves farms renorting..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms renorti ng . .
2to t heart farms renorting..
5 lo 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting..
.■iO to 99 head farms reporting..
100 (o t9C head farm.s reporting..
500 or more head farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers that hn\p calved—
Cto9 head farms refyjrting..
IC to 19 head farms renorting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
TO to 49 heart farms reporting..
.W to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Vtilk cows-
1 head farms renorting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
3) lo 29 head farms reporting..
SO to 49 head , fams rerwrting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head faims reporting..
Horses and/or mules farms reporting. .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporung..
flom before June 1 farms reporting..
number . .
Sheep and lainbs farms reporting. .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting. .
number..
Sheeo I year old and over farms reporting . .
number. .
Rams and wethers farms reporting. .
number. .
Goats and kids farms renortrng . .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting . .
Litrestock and livestock products sold:
Catije and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Ilogs and nigs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Stieep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Litters tariowed Decemtiei 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms reporting..
number of litters. .
3 to 9 litters farms renorting . .
10 lo 19 litters farms reporting..
20 to 19 litters fanns reporting..
40 lo 69 litters farms reporting.,
70 or more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to November W farms reporting..
number of litters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
number of litters..
See footflot«8 at end of table.
30,052
1,361,700
26,395
626,256
20,081
158,836
24,865
396,608
24,016
338, 836
1,525
6,120
6,602
4,966
5,283
2,320
2,353
383
5,753
11,054
3,240
1,742
1,781
1,107
529
1,189
7,491
8,751
1,448
10,036
207,650
7,169
135,248
6,626
72,402
8,116
873,231
6,039
239,509
7,662
633,722
7,539
607,518
6,347
26,204
1,774
26,413
18,356
3,106,395
23,537
692,825
99,740,425
6,427
279,974
9,239,142
6,883
765,045
9,945,585
10, 214
936,672,182
42,389,867
4,978
6,485,671
7,392
37,217,155
13,770,351
4,771
36,604
1,933
1,787
16,647
1,246,768
15,249
583,979
11,735
139,098
14,433
357,685
13,983
305,104
546
2,033
2,058
2,297
4,256
2,733
2,342
382
2,472
1,632
1,743
1,096
3,476
4,554
1,332
5,654
173,239
4,116
112,341
4,053
60,898
4,894
765,978
3,753
a4,052
4,607
551,926
4,534
530,677
3,934
21,249
776
18,771
10,061
2,720,019
14,188
650,103
94,799,215
4,057
245,711
3,108,463
4,199
6,836
937,385,268
40,699,127
3,256
6,347,606
4,504
34,667,179
12,826,859
3,269
31,020
1,018
1,299
3,753
2,574
17,400
14,445
3,623
2,668
19,204
16, 575
9,583
485,700
8,732
231,617
6,725
78, 203
8,205
139,070
7,930
115,013
364
1,301
1,212
1,509
2,615
1,510
1,237
2,876
1,556
3,028
80,933
2,161
55, 175
2,135
25,758
2,801
340,619
2,096
93,197
2,662
247,422
2,608
236,901
2,332
10,521
11,901
6,046
2,020,821
8,068
257,599
35,954,047
2,131
123,830
4,086,390
2,462
256,629
3,336,177
4,120
528,469,357
22,353,622
2,169
5,064,065
2,861
26,327,332
9,741,115
1,333
6,783
1,351
5,376
595,733
4,961
275,388
3,770
45,629
4,739
170,611
4,635
149,734
1,941
68,857
1,442
41,843
1,393
27,014
1,626
320,195
1,285
80,644
1,528
239,551
1,509
231,464
1,290
8,087
219
5,921
2,989
516,274
299,721
44,285,840
1,436
88,080
2,906,640
1,381
293,248
3,877,224
2,025
311,423,663
14,125,199
808
942, 375
1,211
6,731,291
2,490,578
36,268
31
1,806
5,462
1,000
6,495
OREGON 135
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D&la are based on refxvts Tor only a saniple of fanns. Soe text}
■ of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Other and iinapecified
LIVESroCK \SD LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved
SCIkcows
Heifera and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and hjll calves
Farms reporting by number on hand:
500
9 head
I 19 head
I AQ head
> 99 head . . . .
o 490 head . .
V more head .
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head
■?to9head
10 to 19he«J
aOtoShead
■10u>49he«i
S0to74head
75 to 99 he«] .
lOOorrwrehM
IIKl
or more head fa
9 reporting
number
s reporting
number.
! reporting
number
9 reporting.
s reporting.,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
9 reporting.,
9 reporting. ,
s reporting..
9 reporung..
s reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting,
9 reporting,
9 reporting.
s reporting,
s reporting,
refxyting.,
farms reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
farms reporting.,
reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms rfporUng.,
number.,
Bom since June 1 fomi-i reporting.,
Sheep and lambs
Lamba under 1 year ol
Sheep 1 year old and o
Rams
number.,
9 reporting.,
number..
9 reporting.,
number. .
H reporting. ,
number..
Goats and kids f»m>.i9
Chickens 4 months old and over farms
reporting.,
number. .
number..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms r
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms r
Chickens including broilers sold farms r
Chicken eggs sold farms r
Utters (arrowed December 1, 19S8,
to November 30, 1959 fwrns
number
3 lo fl liUws farms
Ifl to 19 litters farms
20 to S9 litters farms
« U>69 litters farms
TO or rmre litters farms
June 2 to November W farms
number
December 1 to June I farms
eporting..
ofliuers..
reporting. ,
renorting..
reporting,,
of litters.,
■eporting, .
U6
U,3U
419
-4,606
307
1,530
355
3,648
371
5,427
12,305
826,154
1,419,080
156
76
7,500
2,605
247,500
85,965
80
62
3,961
3,098
51,493
40,274
139
129
6,189,297
27,192,602
214,009
1,073,177
97
32
14,458
2,069
128
79
236,661
100,244
87,564
37,091
136
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DalA are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See textj
(For definilions and explai
cial fanus by tenure of operator
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all piirposes f annB reporting
Under 11 acres farms reportijig
11 to 24 acres fanns reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 74 acres farms reporting
75 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Winter wheat harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Spring wheat harvested fanns reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Oats grown alone harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Barley harvested farms reporting
bushels
Sales farms reporting
iDUShels
Hay crops:
land fron which hay was cut acres
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanns reporting
Sales farms reporting
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay fanns reporting
Sales farms reporting
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
Sales fanns reporting
Wild hay cut fanns reporting
Sales fanns reporting
tons
Other hay cut fanns reporting
Sales fanns reporting
Grass silage made fron grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small gTBlns fanns reporting
tons, green weight
Irish potatoes harvested for hone
use or for sale farms reporting
hundredweight
Hops harvested farms reporting
pounds
Mint harvested for oil fanns reporting
pounds of oil
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanns reporting
Vegetables harvested for sale fanns reporting
Sales dollars
StrHwberrles harvested fanns reporting
pounds
2,965
51,237
1,547
1,442
26,639
1,792,787
652
1,211,428
6,490
691,950
25,057,725
5,961
24,24i,267
3,793
82,893
2,463,437
3,223
2,320,401
5,955
147,409
5,870,232
2,643
3,455,902
855
562,163
564
419,760
8,862
504,634
18,233,587
5,774
14,571,775
307,530
870,608
2,883
266,375
7,804
176, 504
328,921
1,850
54,035
1,685
27,563
53,309
4,557
106,315
149,498
685
18,841
2,549
232, 103
249,564
419
9,654
2,648
54, 115
83,439
1,458
37,666
284,429
2,636
33,309
8,535,307
548
19,082
474,344
2,479
22,390,103
2,314
2,463
47,963
1,107
1,171
25,134
1,722,757
572
1,179,533
5,514
682,257
24,786,691
5,205
24,026,163
3,164
76,927
2,343,955
2,787
2,212,925
4,548
131,572
5,447,557
2,004
3,260,320
760
533, 393
499
403,385
7,318
482, 572
17,711,105
4,871
14,218,310
857,305
6,644
289,689
831,400
2,249
255,022
4,971
147,101
230,626
1,201
44,197
1,222
22,242
44,654
3,147
94,635
132,930
438
15,954
1,593
221,643
236,699
201
7,414
1,692
45, 591
71,406
1,340
36,404
276,962
1,735
32,973
3,473,470
1,141,218
548
19,082
474,344
2,092
22,196,357
1,571
201
253,457
2,228
152,723
5,554,467
2,035
5,369,309
1,373
26,609
343,022
1,173
775,933
2,275
45,512
1,772,256
325
145,416
205
91,871
3,237
128,838
4,522,220
1,383
3,483,227
340,485
3,556
125,626
364,720
1,133
122,524
2,937
72,759
139,719
1,533
37, 522
52,002
266
709,991
2,591
371, 777
13,674,657
2,492
13,245,965
1,349
39,797
1,135,698
1,138
1,085,355
1,365
66,607
2,664,353
361,339
275
295,338
3,151
256,617
9,394,512
2,284
7,471,132
2,373
124,917
357,269
1,633
61,048
115,054
1,259
47,974
67,784
planted nut tri
.fanns reporting.
2,987
4,423
3,350
10
501,525
3,999
1 and tmtterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage tar funs with less tbsn 10 hundredweight harvested. i
OREGON 137
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on repwts for only a sample of fanns. See textj
(For definiuon? and explai
SPECIFIED CROPS H.\R\'ESTED
Com for all purposes
Under 11 acres
farms reporting. ,
25 to 49 acres fanas
50 to 7i acres fanna
75 to 99 acres fanns
100 or more acres farms
Harvested for grain fanns
Sales farms
Winter idieat harvested farms
Sales farms
Spring ■rteat harvested farms
Sales farms
Oato grown alone harvested farms
Sales farms
Oats clearted out of vetch and peas farae
Sales farms
Barley harvested farms
Salea
Hay crops:
Land frca ablch bay «as cut
.Alfalfa and alfalfa olxtures e^ for
hay and for dehydrating farms :
reporting. .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
bushels.
reporting.
bushela.
report li^. ,
hxishels. .
reporting. ,
reporting.
reporting.
bushels.
reporting.
bushels,
reporting.
bushels,
reporting.
bushels,
reporting.
bushels,
reporting.
budiels.
reporting.
bufibels.
e porting.
reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Data, aticat, barley, rye, or other saall
graljiB cut for hay faima reporting.
.farma reporting.
.fanoB reporting.
Sales
Wild hay cut
Sales faims reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales fan
tons, green weight..
Iriah potattoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting. ,
pounds of oil.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanna reporting.
Vegetables harvested far aaJLe farms reporting.
Sales doUara.
Srtrawberrlea harvested fanns reporting,
pounds.
Land ii. bearing and nonbearlng
fruit arcii«rds, groves, vineyards, and
yUnted mrt trees' faima Peportlng.
Commercial farms by
of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
13,165
5
7,500
Crop-share tenants
LI vest oc k- share
138
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 22.-CASH RENT PAID BY CASH TENANTS AND SHARE-CASH TENANTS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM-
CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fama. See text]
(For definilions and explaj
(For definitions and explai
CASH TENANTS
All cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
Land rented fn^m others operators reporting
Land rented to others operators reporting
LantJ in farms of cash tenants acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm del 1 ars
Averape per acre dol I ars
Pn[>portion of cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropland harvested farms reportinp
Cash tenants reporting twth value of land and
twildings and amount of casfi rent paid number
Proportion of aji cash tenants percent
All land rented from others acres
Average per operator acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
Average per operator dollars
Average per ."^lOO of value of land
and buildings dollars
29,920
1,095
48i,703
79.8
322,060
368.5
96, ISA
20
28,625
78.2
35,856
95.9
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
Alt stiare-cash tenants number
Land owned opfirators reporting
Land rented ftwn others operators reporting
Land rented to others operators reporti ng
Land in farms of share-cash tenants acres,
Average size of farm acres.
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per fann dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of share-cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropl and harvested /aims reporti ng
Share-cash tenants reporting tnlh value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number
PfDportion of all share-cash tenants , . percent
All land rented from others acres
Average per operator acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator dollars
\verage per acre dollars
\verage per ?100 of value of land
and buildings dollars
87.0
191,023
63i.6
87.1
189,4A8
699.1
85.7
1,575
52,5
13.-^3
3.U
State Table 23.--SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY AND STATE BY NUMBER OF
FARMS REPORTING, BY LEVELS
If the estimated nuniber of
farms reporting Is—
Then the chance
would differ
of the Items
are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
frcK the results of a complete tabulation
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 froQ the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than—
Level
1'
Level
2
Level
3
Level
Level
1^
Level
2
Level
3
Level
4
PerceTiX
iO
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
i.O
Percent
53
37
26
17
12
e.i
5.3
Petceni
71
50
35
22
16
U
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
100
i.8
25,000
50,000
100,000
250,000
1.5
7.1
l£vel 1 should be used in determining the sampling reliability of estimated number of farms and farms reporting. The level for all other items should be obtained from State
Table 24. If the estimated number of farms or farms reporting constitutes more than 75 percent of all farms in the universe, a better approximation to the sanqDllng reliability
may be obtained by multiplying the percent given in the table as follows;
1. When the number of farms or farms reporting is 75 percent of all farms, multiply the percent i
farms reporting is 90 percent of all farms, multiply the percent i
farms reporting Is 95 percent of all farms, multiply the percent i
■ by 0.50.
' by 0.30.
■ by 0.20.
OREGON 139
State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
[To dotefBiine the anmoling reliability for sr ilen',
e Table 23. To use State Table 23,
lunty or State (able
(For deRnitJons and exnlai
Farms and (arm characteristics:
Value ot land and buildings per farm dollars
Cropland harvest*! ■. tens
Total cropl and atres
Total pastureland tens
IrriEaLed land in (mimg acna
Coffimercial fertiiizef:
Land on wtiich comnemal fortilieer was used acr«9
Farm labor:
Regular hired wofken employed 150 Of raond^s persons
Specified farm expenditures
Feed for livealoci and poultry dollars
Purchase of livestodi and poultry dollars
Machine hire tUlars
Hired labor (bllara
Seeds, bulbs, planu. and trees cbllars
Gasoline and other petrolmm fuel and oil for the tim buatne^a dollars
LivestCK:k and livestock pfo<}ucts:
Cattle and calves on hand , , . , . number
Cows, including heifers that have calved, oo haai , . number .
Hogs and pigs on hand number
Sheep and lamb^ on hand number
Chiciicns, 4 months old aad ovor, on haod number
Calves sold alive number
Caule, not oounUag calvea, aold aliva number ,
Hogs and pigs sold alive number
Sheep and lambs sold alive Dumber
Horses sold number
Broilers sold number
Olhar chickens sold , number
Chicken eggs aold dotens
Value of milk and cream told dt^lara
Specified crops harvested:
ll.nter »hfeat harvested......... , .........at
Spring irtieat harvested
Oats harrested
Barley harvested
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay.
Vetch or peas cut for hay.
Fconomic-class-of-fortn group
TyppKif-faim croup
Value of vegetables harvested for sale dollars...
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(Ul)
142
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[p6la for it«mfi shown iolulic
(For definil
d explanatio
e text)
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fame """'l*' l»5n . .
I?5^ . .
definitiofi 1954 to 1950 numlier . .
Approxiniale land nrca. acres 1959 . .
Ppoiwrtion in tarms fwrcent 1959 . .
Land in (ams acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Avprap? size of farm acres 1959, .
1954 . .
Value of land and buildings:
Averofff per j arm dollars J 959. .
I95U..
Average per acre dollars 1959. .
195Jt..
Proportion of farms reportiruj value percent !959 . .
195i..
Land In farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
1 to 9 acres farnKi reporting 1950 . .
1954..
10 to 19 acres fftntis reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
50 to '29 acres farms reporting 1959. ,
1954 . .
W to 49 acre? farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
50 to 99 acres - - - . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
100 to 199 acres farnw reixirting 1959 . .
1954 . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . ,
acres 1959..
195-1 . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reportinR 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Soil-miprovement grasses and lepumes farms reportinc 1959 . .
acres 1959 . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
'Xher pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . forms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acre- 19S9..
1954..
Improved pasture (see text) farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Other land (house lots, roads, wa-^teland. etc.) acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland, total farms rqjorting 1959 . .
Land pa.stured, total farms rcpcrting 1959 , .
1954 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954 . .
Irrigated land in farms farms rcfKXting 1959 . .
acres 1959 , .
1954 . .
Landmse practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1359..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on tU contovr forma reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-eroaion control farms reporting 1959. .
acres 19.59 .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959.
'42,573
757
Si.i/il
998
5,326
35
61
598,720
1,959,680
34.5
45.2
?1
236,298
885,841
?1
047,340
961,756
498.8
1,170.2
386.6
963.7
41,160
55,699
27,789
32,575
92.96
46.77
76.24
33.55
33,420
41,218
3,118,451
3,265,385
9,410
13,202
4,997
6,150
3,205
3,868
4,028
4,797
4,700
5,601
3,332
3,887
2,554
2,562
848
822
346
329
19,423
22,704
942,236
807,142
11,174
12,850
1,319,457
1,177,361
5,532
6,826
927,559
953,499
2,458
150,721
5,227
241,177
11,650
15,521
3,145,121
3,847,317
9,101
10,188
736,246
790,547
15,393
20,362
11,481,945
10,607,429
4,838
8,057
457,891
414,329
38,484
47,822
32, 556
42,155
17,943
22,629
17,724
19,826
1,384,284
1,490,366
119
427,520
48.0
205,340
214,342
229.4
185.9
44,981
24,982
186.34
139.06
319,048
310,550
74.8
23,517
16,671
370.17
XI. 89
3,342
4,207
92,494
96,513
1,371
2,006
659
759
2,012
2,647
33,066
35,490
1,221
1,529
17,622
15,602
550
683
7,764
1,705
2,054
59,445
67,045
1,283
1,450
41,844
48,562
935
1,213
58,186
24,677
3,943
5,026
3,U5
4,151
2,606
3,135
595
496
1 103
5241800
10 : 5
55,082
51,458
120.5
73.8
23,061
17,005
245.19
210.97
1,060
1,059
1,773
1,408
298
198
413,440
1,031,040
25.2
24.7
104,090
254,460
133,598
271,784
98.2
240.3
75.4
193.0
19,337
27,810
12,198
20,008
219.69
114.09
167.52
101.34
1,276
21,334
24,302
1,205
900
1,195
OREGON
143
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
npDtta tar only a ssmple of finns. Sm texi]
Cuny
Deschutes
DoTjglas
Gllllaai
Grant
Harney
Hood
River
Jackson
Jefferson
Joeephlne
Klamath
Laie
lAne
273
795
1,811
196
331
292
782
1,908
445
931
1,089
334
3,004
1
390
1,067
2,155
a2
403
322
1,002
2,647
590
1,443
1,297
426
4,042
2
33
97
231
1
18
3
59
424
5
263
95
24
606
3
1,038,080
1,937,280
3,239,040
774,400
2,900,480
6,483,640
338,560
1,802,240
1,148,160
1,040,000
3,822,080
5,292,160
2,918,400
4
U.i
18.5
15.6
99.7
39.7
23.7
10.8
34.6
55.7
7.4
39.7
20.0
12.5
5
US, 219
357,900
505,501
772,437
1,152,840
1,535,096
36,663
627,051
639,006
76,878
1,172,577
1,057,780
365,310
6
120,392
337,810
553,903
704,007
1,114,722
1,340,060
39,070
472,739
539,985
97,117
1,572,324
1,192,888
442, 158
7
433.0
450.2
279.1
3,941.0
3,482.9
5,257.2
46.9
328.6
1,436.0
82.6
1,393.6
3,167.0
121.6
B
308.7
316.6
257.0
3,320.8
2,766.1
4,161.7
39.0
178.6
915.2
67.3
1,212.3
2,800.2
109.4
9
42,299
28,613
26,627
159,755
67,716
105,049
28,848
35,353
59,404
23,617
58,625
82,653
32,634
10
24,915
19,712
23,284
127,333
54,631
74,231
19,321
25,862
39,359
17,015
62,910
46,898
19,671
11
90.56
80.52
100.02
39.83
19.U
18.95
657.59
226.59
J^2M
302.88
75.75
35.42
239.57
12
85.92
70.98
94.99
38.75
20.40
17.09
532.23
194.56
36.92
276.43
53.66
17.89
192.05
13
90
94
30
86
88
81
95
64
81
90
81
94
83
H
95
91
84
86
85
85
93
89
78
91
90
89
90
IS
156
601
1,068
183
297
251
710
1,336
414
556
865
299
2,108
I«
187
776
1,261
195
362
X5
872
1,707
526
822
1,035
384
2,690
17
2,291
29,875
31,866
U2,888
47,493
96,474
16,197
50,471
64,569
U,575
176,507
96,346
90,087
18
2,258
33,838
34,810
127,512
52,909
ia,394
16,429
58,286
69,906
13,472
196,524
112,668
98,004
19
93
IW
388
4
22
5
292
457
11
285
53
16
825
«l
126
212
435
4
23
17
415
664
17
502
la
31
1,139
21
31
100
209
5
22
13
160
279
17
109
40
14
360
22
23
117
283
4
25
14
200
336
23
127
62
13
435
23
6
83
128
6
19
9
85
U2
20
63
62
12
a4
24
16
94
168
4
34
6
96
ISO
15
63
52
14
263
25
17
113
139
7
33
12
94
177
35
45
110
23
259
2«
13
128
164
12
44
16
84
199
47
61
118
36
298
27
6
121
145
7
■9
32
57
167
112
38
196
60
233
2S
5
152
151
11
K
29
61
189
173
48
226
63
260
29
3
50
47
8
69
47
19
81
130
12
200
60
129
30
4
54
52
15
85
56
15
103
182
18
232
85
133
31
13
12
50
56
78
3
27
75
3
141
63
66
32
18
8
47
57
95
1
30
52
3
169
92
73
33
5
52
10
37
3
12
1
43
34
16
34
1
54
15
45
5
15
37
31
3
35
44
7
18
3
2
15
12
1
.16
44
5
27
1
2
16
U
1
V
67
628
903
88
121
156
232
896
211
546
556
166
1,313
38
210
220
1,096
64
122
97
260
913
132
911
323
197
1,634
39
8,097
26,745
64,108
12,806
14,514
85,746
2,366
26,854
7,841
12,126
76,937
44,985
43,295
40
20,446
8,157
55,969
6,872
21,628
40,646
2,390
22,827
3,889
U,120
33,293
40,437
44,855
41
43
202
268
168
127
93
157
338
181
126
289
122
608
42
68
185
357
169
152
73
163
326
229
205
296
172
620
43
740
8,242
11,450
133,532
13,100
23,925
1,781
9,401
22,909
2,861
47,355
17,632
17,106
44
1,471
6,520
10,644
127,951
12,055
24,240
1,269
7,971
23,109
4,187
28,136
25,959
14,642
45
7
101
66
162
104
55
34
124
100
35
106
68
206
46
47
79
110
164
Ul
59
55
101
132
51
117
128
223
47
95
3,542
1,085
127,165
8,112
8,295
2a
2,011
17,573
420
7,432
6,646
3,319
46
288
2,U1
2,410
124,995
10,649
6,185
226
2,053
19,173
591
8,290
10,785
4,335
49
30
41
69
22
34
21
27
49
39
18
46
37
140
50
278
867
2,683
4,078
2,744
6,658
201
1,428
2,355
a4
5,305
6,045
5,229
51
U
98
166
12
33
36
114
215
74
so
189
44
342
52
367
3,833
7,682
2,289
2,244
8,972
1,359
5,962
2,981
2,227
34,618
4,941
8,058
53
90
171
848
16
155
8
89
473
17
193
153
52
906
54
165
182
936
15
128
37
128
588
25
289
186
82
1,336
55
33,822
96,396
168,364
49,468
222,224
U,067
2,683
356,557
28,409
14,858
399,059
126,954
85,742
56
31,732
101,960
200,779
24,500
153,068
54,923
3,346
158,416
28,592
a, 361
722,489
298,659
129,485
57
78
75
421
4
10
1
209
402
11
319
66
15
685
58
137
49
487
3
8
4
261
408
3
427
54
19
814
59
13,997
M,184
49,538
2,506
5,106
358
7,554
43,246
3,122
24,417
40,030
7,442
64,136
60
18,546
7,589
64,586
1,460
2,188
9,033
7,906
42,816
1,156
32,188
10,056
58,930
65,570
61
153
338
792
ISO
297
252
175
623
229
210
413
229
910
62
141
835
887
191
357
280
335
1,140
354
234
790
277
1,226
63
52,562
152,507
163,088
435,221
843,787
1,304,088
1,911
112,234
497,170
4,804
415,532
751,010
45,955
64
42,192
163,915
166,837
410,920
865,905
1,084,756
3,313
163,066
395,143
5,230
539,886
639,137
55,918
65
43
154
269
26
53
36
78
297
67
54
193
54
265
66
32
739
274
34
105
67
161
634
237
107
524
135
410
67
7,039
4,271
22,512
17,989
18,979
14,196
639
16,653
3,366
1,049
34,609
71,566
7,383
68
3,616
16,071
15,910
4,050
6,711
27,194
1,196
10,326
5,561
1,618
103,999
27,301
8,615
69
6,710
13,951
17,087
6,016
6,616
11,438
4,191
28,288
U,986
6,237
17,157
13,411
18,989
70
3,747
15,831
20,278
4,792
6,969
5,068
4,417
19,357
18,190
6,559
41,935
17,098
33,664
71
182
754
1,450
187
313
280
753
1,6SS
429
788
978
322
2,576
72
316
826
1,746
197
371
307
917
2,054
547
1,249
1,067
403
3,357
73
228
759
1,622
189
327
276
400
1,487
338
762
870
304
2,189
74
319
965
1,890
196
398
297
605
2,073
436
1,163
1,022
373
2,998
75
138
a?
1,U2
19
139
9
276
755
23
442
200
63
1,363
76
229
213
1,229
18
133
39
361
904
28
652
227
95
1,884
77
90
757
444
48
239
208
749
1,470
376
754
910
245
951
78
99
965
440
54
288
247
9U
1,837
493
1,033
1,026
282
987
79
1,554
44,161
11,939
3,297
41,458
84,156
18,424
51,806
53,176
18,376
231,512
107,502
22,469
60
1,701
44,424
10,798
2,764
41,587
136,636
18,899
53,674
54,769
20,820
277,322
120,111
19,457
81
35
33
44
13
61
6
197
82
240
456
16
811
24
1
285
19
3,437
27
210
4,310
45
83
64
870
7,562
9
1,747
69
5,365
1
700
1,754
1
400
370
85
16
14
17
25
86
590
3,643
1,601
505
69
144 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 1. -FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for items shown in italics are based on reports for only a saiitple of farms. See textj
s and explanations, see text)
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUF
FaniB number 1959.,
1954 . ,
Decrease in farms due to change in
fann definition 1954 to 1959 number .
Approximftt* land area acres 1959 .
Proportion m farms percent 1959 .
Land in farms acres 1959.
1954 .
Average s
i 1959 .
1954.
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars 1959 .
195^.
Average per acre dollars 1959 ,
I95i.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1959 .
195i.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954.
1 to 9 acn
10 to 19 a
100 to 199 a
200 to 499 a
500 to 999 a
1.000 or mof
. farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954.,
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.,
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
, farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
, . farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
, . farms reporting 1959 -
1954.
Cropland not harvested a
t pastured farms reporting 1
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting 1959 . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 . ,
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
1954..
Improved pasture (see text) . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . -
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland, toUl farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Land f»stured. total farms reporting 1959 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954..
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops forma reporting 1959 . .
acres 1059..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contovr farms reporting 1 959 .
acres 1959.
Land in atrip-cropping systems for
soU-erosion control farms repotting 1 959 .
acres 1959 .
Sj/slem of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959
504
2,539
1,993
677
3,196
2,446
ice
391
56
630,<i00
1,464,320
6,316,800
12.3
33.5
24.1
77,707
490,060
1,523,214
105,282
509,899
1,408,915
15i.2
193.0
764.3
155.5
159.5
576.0
21,802
39,922
47,602
15,299
23,130
33,477
150. «,
221.98
71.48
105.75
143.47
60.61
1,970
2,308
207,173
212,561
1,738
2,166
168,661
170,265
1,069
1,197
1,465
1,235
30,938
58,055
41,152
53,906
677
304
719
3U
30,184
19,883
20,356
18,897
333
70
422
81
10,899
5,094
11,779
7,899
167
36
10,697
4,353
293
231
8,588
10,436
946
14
1,297
33
75,625
10,298
U3,068
41,842
474
8
478
12
23,455
691
19,531
1,449
980
981
1,1A1
1,356
99,353
1,230,515
49,400
l,Cri'3,960
358
312
346
760
8,484
23,073
7,190
20,959
23,332
35,111
23,831
48,596
2,239
1,872
2,682
2,260
2,077
1,655
2,684
2,059
1,253
19
1,580
43
683
1,885
687
2,303
23,478
210,838
19,099
204,343
750,720
1,317,760
46.8
84.2
351,397
1,109,903
367,754
978,130
92.8
2,875.4
80.9
2,112.6
33,566
134,793
21,733
74,862
356.34
47.98
267.03
36.66
3,278
3,802
183,719
182,467
1,613
1,874
31,805
36,923
1,195
1,431
8,316
677
11,890
1,103
1,384
43,440
49,298
1,183
17,685
32,474
3,564
4,214
2,467
3,172
1,659
1,886
1,360
1,269
44,861
42,131
180,266
163,263
10,702
31
5,529
196
271,360
32.9
89,379
71,058
81.0
42.3
40,100
24,120
758 . 55
746.40
1,206
25,743
24,570
147
472,960
49.2
232,683
237,321
170.7
147.9
39,434
26,410
244.58
179.37
1,132
1,323
111,200
U6,966
7,586
14
1,325
OREGON
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
145
[Data for items shown in i
e based on reports for only a sample of farms.
(Fcr (WinitioDS and explanatioi
FARIB. ACREAGE. AND V ALfF
Fanns nun^Mr 1959 .
1954 .
Decrease id farms due to change in
farm definition 1954 to 1959 number .
Af^roximal* land area. acres 1959 .
Propwtioo in farms percent 1959.
Land in farms acres 1959
1954.
1 1959.
Value of land and buildings:
Avtngr per /arm Mlcrt I3S9 .
19Si.
Average per aae jiolUwa 19S9.
Proportion of lerme reporting oatue percent ISS9 .
'9Si.
Land in fanns according to use:
Oopland harvested farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
10 to 19 acres farms repcrting 1959 .
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
-Wto 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954 . .
50loM acres farms reporting 1959..
1954..
100 to 19B acres farms rcfxxting 1959..
1954 .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 .
500 to 909 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
1,000 or nxre acres farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland not harvcstn) and not pastured farms repeating 1959 . .
ItM..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Cultivated summw fallow farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
»s and legumes farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959..
i (Top failure) farms rofiorting 1959 . .
acres 1959..
Woodland pastiaed farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
•CTOS 1959 . .
1954 . .
Woodland not pastured fame reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
father pastiae (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Improved pasture (see text) farms ropcrting 1959. .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
fXber land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland, total famin repeating 1959 . .
1954 . .
Land pstured, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Irrigatetl land in farms fanns reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
Tillamook Umatilla
Soil-improvement
Other cropland (id
68,i67
78,816
92,4
92.0
34,088
24,182
375,48
274,08
56
126
1,501
2,990
5,096
6,806
639
163
2,062,080
72,7
1,499,226
1,556,051
861.1
825,5
84,210
71,525
U7.45
87,48
1,476
1,556
375,713
364,093
298
388
9,523
13,385
41,309
41,223
1,386
1,710
1,173
1,368
1,161
1,236
56,320
56,617
66
1,300,480
40.6
527,355
575,301
604,1
583,4
52,966
37,238
88,56
65.96
9,096
104
4,281
39
2,033,920
35.8
728,917
747, 574
1,214.9
57,4*1
34,829
48.08
33.63
29
1,524,480
89.9
1,370,488
1,058,420
2,048.6
1,314.8
61,799
42,639
39.39
39,22
2,785
141
3,676
173
239
8
458,240
1,092,480
46,1
72,3
211,108
790,282
236,203
840,982
75,8
5,601,8
64,3
4,861,2
33,821
73,496
21,097
61,302
444,44
14,81
329,13
12.99
2,372
3,094
105,767
112,902
1,036
1,257
15,114
14,899
1,073
36,376
41,333
2,585
3,383
1,730
2,259
1,353
1,8 '
581
2,025
22
1,449
1,207
123
47,771
n crop and pastve land .
reporting I9S9 .
acre J l%9.
reporting 1969.
5,610
51
22,992
146
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED
Iton
(Foe definitions and explanations
see text)
The State
Baier
Benton
Clacitainaa
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
I
IrriEiated farms
number 1959...
17,724
675
246
595
30
115
319
271
2
1954...
19,326
863
282
496
44
175
330
330
3
Proportion of all farms
percent 1959 .. .
41.6
89.2
27.5
13.9
6.6
10.8
30.1
85.0
4
1954...
36.4
37.0
24.5
8.8
6.3
9.9
23.4
84.0
5
Land in irrigated faims
acres 1959 . . .
13,733,452
835,820
73,187
100,073
4,344
22,746
76,775
1,070,241
6
1954...
13,090,186
399,934
79,568
50,403
7,429
29,018
54,314
930,630
7
acres 1959 .. .
774.9
660.3
1,233.3
1,036.8
297.5
232.2
168.2
101.6
144.8
168.8
197.3
165.8
240.7
166.1
3,949.2
2,820.1
8
1954...
Land in Iriigateij fatms accofding to use;
g
CtDpland harvested
. farms repCTting 1959...
15,567
618
221
537
23
101
293
245
10
1954 .. .
17,306
792
259
458
42
155
305
307
acres 1959 . . .
1,596,390
33,621
26,647
23,103
973
5,993
6,323
46,276
12
1954 .. .
1,608,013
99,612
26,233
17,154
987
6,350
4,866
44,703
13
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
3,445
47
49
169
10
24
151
24
H
1954...
4,026
83
51
134
16
40
174
29
15
10 to 19 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,96^
40
23
87
5
18
36
9
16
1954...
2,308
69
22
88
8
27
50
17
n
■20 to 29 acres
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,421
46
13
55
2
16
38
14
18
1954 . . .
1,665
60
22
65
4
21
29
20
19
30 to 49 acres
. farms repcrtinp 1959 . . .
2,073
74
19
78
4
13
39
32
20
1954 .. .
2,344
95
33
62
7
30
34
39
21
50 to 99 acres
. fanns reporting 1959 .. .
2,734
154
43
89
3
13
19
53
22
1954.. .
3,012
177
44
75
7
21
14
64
23
100 to 199 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,024
132
38
42
4
11
9
61
24
1954 .. .
2,180
162
54
21
12
3
79
25
200 to 499 acres
. farms reporting 1959 , , .
1,324
91
21
16
4
38
26
1954...
1,291
115
25
12
2
1
44
27
500 to 999 acres
. farms reporting 1959 ., .
363
26
13
1
2
1
10
28
1954. ..
330
23
7
1
2
12
29
1,000 or more K:res
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
165
3
2
4
30
1954...
150
3
1
3
31
Cropland used only for pasture
. farms reptrung 1959 .. .
9,265
359
134
297
14
75
179
140
82
1954 . . .
9,083
332
165
295
22
112
175
95
33
acres 1959...
571,222
53,827
8,931
6,467
1,240
3,828
10,610
12,785
34
1954 . . .
416,091
19,666
7,842
5,344
949
3,776
7,897
8,404
35
Cropland not harvested and not pastured
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
4,586
181
55
196
9
27
40
77
36
1954...
4,431
174
65
143
12
42
31
88
37
Cultivated summer fallow
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,218
139
26
80
1
11
5
52
38
acres 1959 .. .
278,603
12,080
808
1,003
20
139
65
6,879
39
1954 . . .
253,784
9,683
855
1,091
83
204
152
7,734
40
Soil-imtTovemcnl grasses and legumes
. farms reporting 1959 ., .
961
31
13
47
1
10
9
7
41
acres 1959 .. .
62,362
3,619
866
833
19
75
79
617
42
Other cropland (idle end crop failure)
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,271
42
30
113
7
15
32
30
43
acres 1959 .. .
146,456
1,900
2,385
1,454
199
256
875
2,939
44
Other pasture {not cropland and not woodland) .
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
7,220
494
93
139
3
43
67
189
45
1954 . . .
9,820
724
116
122
11
71
58
277
4«
acres 1959 .. .
8,310,474
549,765
6,126
45,404
292
2,296
11,484
750,764
47
1954...
7,690,278
682,867
6,153
7,513
568
4,331
9,905
658,198
48
Improved pasture
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
3,132
236
55
57
3
22
23
87
49
1954 . . .
6,110
447
77
47
5
45
16
184
50
acres 1959...
282,930
21,067
1,042
1,254
123
492
3,030
7,148
51
1954 .. .
355,163
39,916
2,454
720
135
1,374
776
31,058
52
Hoodlajid, total
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,517
149
135
324
14
55
167
46
53
1954 . . .
5,896
172
177
276
26
108
209
64
5<
acres 1959 . . .
2,466,228
37,002
24,244
18,556
1,199
9,118
41,878
238,200
55
1954 . . .
2,735,378
79,272
31,697
15,442
3,855
12,139
23,270
200,541
66
Land imgated in Census year
acres 1959 . . .
1,384,284
119,863
9,716
11,064
940
4,673
7,419
40,299
57
1954 . . .
1,490,366
127,499
9,139
8,099
799
4,654
6,301
45,313
58
Irrigated by sprinklers
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
8,954
61
228
558
16
104
284
71
59
actes 1959 . . .
283,506
3,622
9,168
10,116
364
2,634
6,940
3,248
60
Sprinklers only
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
7,747
21
225
556
14
99
270
25
61
acres 1959...
234,031
1,738
3,997
9,994
283
2,387
6,735
1,068
62
IiTigated cropland harvested
. farms repcrting 1959 .. .
13,926
607
154
422
20
73
250
240
63
1954 .. .
15,607
779
176
350
34
113
251
304
acres 1959...
967,766
78,447
6,329
6,845
356
2,478
3,586
30,434
15 1
1954...
1,006,566
87,549
5,649
4,974
432
2,079
2,657
32,915
6b Other im^ated land InoL crooland harvest«d^ .
acres 1959 .. .
416,518
41,416
3,387
4,219
584
2,195
3,833
9,365
Farms itrigaled, by number of actes irrigated:
67
1 to 9 .ores
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
4,861
45
86
286
12
37
141
36
68
10 to 19 acres
. farms repcrting 1959 .. .
2,714
46
42
119
3
21
47
18
69
20 to 29 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,705
33
30
71
4
22
37
14
70
30 to « acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,311
76
44
72
8
18
44
a
71
50 to 99 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,829
143
25
35
7
43
53
72
73
100 to 199 acres
200 to 199 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,914
1,023
154
124
11
5
10
1
7
2
5
2
71
47
74
500 to 999 acres
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
237
42
3
1
5
75
1,000 cr more acres
Land irrigated, by source of water:
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
130
12
■•{
6
76
Ground water sources on farm
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
4,097
55
139
300
7
29
29
33
77
acres 1959...
151,436
2,812
4,822
3,663
37
459
226
1,851
78
Ground water sources on farm only
. farms reporting 1959. . .
3,208
22
123
277
6
25
19
13
79
acres 1959 .. .
99,340
765
3,313
3,368
29
369
210
277
80
Surface sources or farm
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
6,551
286
122
279
20
85
297
39
81
acres 1959 .. .
561,303
43,241
4,363
6,657
896
3,569
7,046
14,467
82
Surface scairces on farm only
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,596
212
106
253
19
80
286
65
83
acres 1959 .. .
465,244
32,562
3,356
5,873
889
3,532
6,989
9,879
84
Irrigation organiiation sources
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
8,445
426
1
41
4
6
4
189
85
acres 1959 . . .
671,495
73,810
26
744
7
645
147
23,981
86
Irrigation organization sources only
. fanns reporting 1959 . . .
7,591
354
1
35
4
5
3
154
87
acres 1959 ., .
565,506
59,717
26
685
7
644
105
19,329
88
Both farm ground water sources
and surface sources
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
472
14
16
19
1
4
10.
5
89
acres 19.59 . . .
64,334
3,667
2,516
1,025
15
127
52
2,473
90
Both irrigation organization and farm
ground water or farm surface sources
. farms reporting 1959 . . ,
357
73
^
1
1
34
91
acres 1959 . . .
189,360
23,152
113
1
63
8,341
OREGON
147
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliau
Grant
Hamey
Hood Ri -er
Jaclfson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
LaJse
Lane
90
757
444
48
239
208
749
1,470
373
754
910
245
951
1
99
965
440
54
288
247
914
1,337
493
1,033
1,026
282
987
2
33.0
95.2
24.5
24.5
72.2
71.2
95.8
77.0
34.9
81.0
33.6
73.4
31.7
3
25. i
90.4
20.4
25.5
71.5
76.7
91.2
69.4
83.6
71.6
79.1
66.2
24.4
4
30,758
269,527
147,413
243,726
916,531
1,309,025
35,095
424,001
560,048
63,373
1,347,253
989,524
136,588
S
32,362
210,862
148,126
181,423
840,724
1,238,441
35,089
337,679
434,608
68,762
1,423,291
1,096,960
137,947
8
341.8
356.0
332.0
5,077.6
3,834.9
6,293.4
46.9
288.4
1,481.6
34.1
1,430.5
4,038.9
143.6
7
326.9
218.5
336.6
3,359.7
2,919.2
5,013.9
38.4
183.8
881.6
66.6
1,337.2
3,889.9
139.8
8
82
591
378
47
222
204
699
1,109
371
498
770
241
311
9
88
748
383
54
264
246
838
1,357
459
697
333
269
855
10
1,156
28,867
15,424
30,248
40,317
88,196
16,079
43,605
57,418
10,349
167,431
90,337
44,123
u
1,087
31,129
13,949
22,197
42,152
113,123
16,025
49,475
59,578
12,404
181,090
99,400
41,959
12
48
113
U2
2
17
2
235
379
11
254
52
6
264
13
63
206
107
1
17
10
339
503
12
413
93
11
267
14
16
100
57
4
17
11
157
223
13
94
32
7
114
IS
7
113
77
4
14
6
197
272
17
108
43
4
157
IS
3
82
44
3
14
5
85
116
16
56
47
7
84
17
7
93
47
3
25
1
93
145
12
52
44
8
91
IS
11
113
58
5
18
10
94
151
30
43
90
19
116
19
6
125
63
6
31
7
83
164
36
56
93
23
124
20
•t
117
68
..
41
21
56
137
101
35
174
48
125
21
4
147
58
6
52
21
61
149
161
47
198
46
109
22
50
31
4
50
37
19
74
124
12
186
50
66
23
1
49
25
9
61
47
14
91
168
18
214
65
65
24
11
8
7
48
67
3
23
66
3
133
59
35
25
15
6
11
46
84
1
27
43
3
147
70
37
26
5
6
10
33
3
8
1
42
33
6
27
7
13
44
5
8
33
23
4
26
12
7
18
3
2
14
12
1
29
■'
5
26
1
2
13
14
1
30
27
617
257
31
101
111
a7
758
186
497
504
123
496
31
49
209
260
21
106
85
243
731
122
774
285
152
447
32
3,280
26,320
16,569
2,927
10,585
73,838
2,227
22,060
6,288
11,344
63,791
42,066
15,319
33
3,652
6,825
13,285
1,513
20,489
37,739
2,249
13,913
2,110
11,465
29,775
34,413
12,591
34
31
192
79
36
65
61
150
237
153
96
232
91
223
35
38
168
95
38
75
58
144
205
174
135
216
116
174
36
5
97
22
33
50
35
32
93
79
28
93
51
86
37
25
2,941
554
27,740
4,311
5,249
214
1,380
10,928
324
6,028
5,094
1,329
38
219
1,518
697
19,640
4,879
4,659
212
1,571
11,523
387
6,276
5,978
1,039
39
28
40
18
7
16
11
27
31
37
15
42
29
57
40
250
807
589
1,217
1,500
4,732
201
709
2,138
171
4,303
3,853
1,825
41
6
92
50
4
17
24
108
147
67
57
144
33
116
42
164
3,136
2,234
710
1,545
5,760
1,326
3,390
1,650
1,752
29,690
4,005
2,748
43
35
325
197
46
220
185
164
488
130
158
339
181
249
44
30
312
177
54
256
217
299
862
299
142
661
205
353
45
9,420
126,575
44,450
163,490
693,4U
1,114,970
1,702
96,319
440,977
3,500
448,991
704,359
10,436
46
15,019
98,682
40,166
126,273
653,020
997,394
2,763
104,672
321,558
3,606
496,701
583,496
16,639
47
12
154
103
12
53
30
78
283
66
50
192
54
142
46
15
735
105
23
105
67
159
605
235
96
512
121
210
49
869
4,270
8,747
6,611
9,1U
10,689
639
16,515
3,331
991
33,787
71,400
3,545
50
1,069
14,778
4,942
1,498
6,711
27,194
1,188
9,433
5,555
1,521
103,211
25,914
4,272
51
43
197
277
4
106
6
260
523
20
325
145
50
384
52
54
182
267
4
103
35
322
581
19
385
162
76
333
53
15,627
67,475
62,657
15,140
159,859
7,107
9,345
241,646
27,660
30,727
601,411
129,073
53,051
54
11,581
54,928
73,526
9,720
114,648
63,272
9,251
147,017
23,646
34,772
658,572
344,136
52,639
55
1,554
44,161
11,939
3,297
41,458
84,156
18,424
51,806
53,176
13,376
231,512
107,502
22,469
56
1,701
44,424
10,798
2,764
41,587
136,636
18,899
53,674
54,789
20,820
277,322
120,111
19,457
57
85
125
386
30
53
18
535
396
41
168
226
37
839
58
1,432
3,029
9,769
1,030
2,002
1,866
15,438
7,509
2,466
3,430
15,739
3,848
19,716
59
83
46
375
18
25
11
503
207
7
110
57
19
874
60
1,366
1,575
9,573
810
1,060
904
13,259
2,978
648
2,243
4,582
2,140
19,251
61
74
580
309
42
217
202
692
1,000
368
466
760
235
613
62
85
737
333
45
249
244
829
1,275
455
662
862
263
636
63
889
24,438
7,123
2,287
30,890
72,640
15,557
30,663
46,788
3,972
150,574
70,450
15,402
64
755
26,438
6,911
1,802
32,221
103,008
15,645
35,143
48,531
11,202
152,951
76,353
11,887
65
665
19,723
4,816
1,010
10,568
11,516
2,867
21,143
6,388
9,404
80,938
37,05?
7,067
66
51
110
147
4
22
2
253
570
13
348
106
6
436
67
14
93
95
6
22
11
184
269
16
179
55
16
134
68
6
84
63
6
18
11
112
186
11
66
36
10
P.2
69
9
139
65
9
34
16
106
174
31
73
79
23
122
70
9
204
51
13
46
27
70
163
90
57
162
52
99
71
1
102
19
8
49
34
21
75
137
21
205
46
18
72
22
4
1
26
60
3
26
74
8
185
48
9
73
3
1
12
10
29
18
3
4
5
1
2
43
39
24
20
1
74
75
45
6
46
U
15
49
28
137
3
56
106
61
546
76
397
352
346
206
354
7,139
256
1,787
72
852
23,400
11,029
10,467
77
4
39
6
8
35
14
80
2
33
49
36
494
78
369
318
259
110
249
5,054
130
1,059
12
558
12,817
5,950
8,358
70
43
21
393
36
208
162
65
404
50
214
135
123
405
SO
1,156
2,500
11,333
2,530
39,487
67,780
833
16,827
7,464
8,453
67,707
72,266
10,361
81
44
15
385
31
192
146
33
310
29
183
92
37
355
82
1,126
2,199
11,239
2,258
38,551
61,079
440
14,033
6,269
7,617
52,979
52,737
8,700
83
737
13
6
33
13
699
1,062
346
519
760
106
59
84
1
41,309
260
561
1,617
9,237
17,335
33,192
45,640
9,071
140,405
24,207
1,641
85
731
40,013
12
242
6
23
11
658
951
326
498
685
81
46
86
1
561
1,106
1,785
16,032
28,790
43,170
8,245
U5,648
10,947
1,378
87
58
7
5
6
14
2
17
1
14
9
i6
43
88
14
164
363
675
6,953
"
852
120
546
3,544
7,181
3,091
89
1
10
2
42
112
20
21
75
25
13
90
1,617
35
877
9,280
1,809
7,072
3,605
1,410
46,524
30,687
942
91
148 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definitions and explu
etext)
Iihgsted fums - - number
Proportion of all fanna percent
Land in irngRt«d farms acres
Average size of fann acres
Land in irrigated farms 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 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres T. farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 cr more acres farms reporting
Oopiand used only for pasture farms reporting
Oopland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other cropland (idle and crop Failure) farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reporting
Woodland, total farms reporting
Land irrigated in Census year acres
Irrigated by sprinklers farms reporting
Sprinklers only farms reporting
Irrigated cropland harvested farms repoting
Other irrigated land (not cropland harvested) acres
Farms irrigated, by numt)er of acres irrigated:
1 to 9 acres fonns 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 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Land irrigated, tiy source of water:
Ground water sources on farm farms reporting
Ground water sources on farm only farms reporting
Surface sources on farm farms reporting
Surface sources on farm only farms reporting
Irhgatitv organization sources farms reporting
Irrigation organization sources only farms reporting
Both farm ground water sources
and surface sources farms reporting
Both irrigation organization and farm
ground water or farm surface sources farms reporting
12,202
18, 101
230.2
317.6
159,236
161,175
233.1
234.6
1,326,627
1,254,326
703.8
544.6
1,729
2,140
166,839
164, 531
1,181
1,216
45,511
45,507
276
1,293
52,814
1,054,802
12,144
947,032
163
308
164
752
3,212
22,789
3,256
20,488
293
13
332
41
23,742
10, 539
63,360
41,762
23,478
210,838
19,099
204,343
630
59
20,967
2,907
628
14
20,856
1,213
456
1,720
373
2,131
17,426
161,232
12,091
155,101
6,052
49, 606
1,627
143,271
1,463
126,799
1,360
1,269
35.9
27.9
151,212
139, 091
111.2
109.9
1,304
1,205
87,973
73,163
44,861
42,131
1,305
42, 910
1,278
41,858
1,116
1,049
35,314
34,060
9,547
691,241
480, 589
2,966.7
1,698.2
9,442
7,472
4,577
8,081
3,901
2,131
55,135
52,345
220.5
224.7
6,699
6,042
2,786
OREGON 149
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Itm
(For definitions and explanations
, see text)
TlUamook
Dmatllla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
J
Irrigated f^ms
nnn,l« 1959
322
324
406
481
304
331
581
519
85
94
355
392
2
1954..!
220
1^238
3
PropcrtioD of all farms
30.2
67.7
70.1
45.4
41.1
20.9
14.1
60.3
54.3
17.0
15.9
4
i9«::.'
25.7
65!7
32^9
5
Luid in irrigated farms
iflsa
24,800
623,798
788,401
240,445
409,345
490 957
68,003
60,289
59,989
66,581
6
1954...
23,071
228,904
456,919
375I4I5
692^662
7
Avera^ sire of farm
acne 1959...
110.7
537.3
746.7
1,008.2
1,615.0
117.0
7,415.4
169.0
169.8
B
104.9
636.3
706.5
949.9
1,134.2
116.2
7,368.7
Land in ini^ted farms according to use:
9
Croplanti harvested
147
1,001
295
357
414
289
543
495
81
327
10
1954 . . .
149
1,026
314
316
93
378
11
acmil959...
3,850
111,142
44,426
40,542
45,143
34,346
12,417
29,407
12
1954...
3,003
116,003
43,924
46,432
41,585
31,805
16,363
33,416
13
1 to 9 acres
. . fanns rencfting 1959 . . .
22
341
62
28
41
127
3
48
»
1954 . . .
39
361
62
32
51
104
5
71
15
lOtoWacreo
. . fams reporting 1959 . . .
33
192
31
31
32
64
7
45
16
1954...
47
201
28
33
37
61
8
36
17
■20tD29ac»s
. . f»ms reporting 1959. . .
39
107
18
17
24
43
7
25
18
19M...
32
118
15
25
24
62
5
26
19
30 to 49 acres
. farma reporting 1959 . . .
36
84
33
49
30
83
5
46
20
1954 ,. .
23
90
40
54
41
81
16
56
21
50 to 99 acres
. fanns repealing 1959 .. .
15
85
46
92
45
121
16
69
22
1954 .. .
7
90
50
108
48
107
14
92
23
100 to 199 acres
, farms reporting 1959 . . .
2
55
34
83
48
74
20
58
24
1954...
1
45
52
104
60
50
21
63
25
200 to 499 acrea
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
78
48
49
46
29
20
33
26
1954 .. .
66
51
51
39
25
16
28
27
500toM9ftciee
. farms repxting 1959 .. .
35
16
6
17
2
3
2
28
1954 .. .
29
11
6
12
4
7
4
29
24
7
2
6
1
30
1954...
26
5
1
"i
1
2
31
Cropland used only for past«e
.farms reporting 1959...
200
390
153
201
126
318
44
191
32
1954 .. .
161
465
168
248
115
302
45
240
33
a<ie»1959...
8,230
20,281
11,373
12,221
13,905
6,677
3,776
5,481
34
1954 .. .
6,225
22,506
8,903
15,413
5,555
6,020
2,885
5,580
35
Ooplaod not harveBl«d and nU pMtired
. farma reporting 1959 .. .
8
277
147
106
159
186
51
106
36
1954...
14
286
140
108
146
160
52
95
37
Cultivated sumniw fallow
. farms reporting 1959 ,. .
1
157
117
76
130
55
35
29
38
acres 1959 . . .
1
52,911
12,326
7,057
27,114
766
4,373
307
39
I9M . . .
22
63,597
12,606
10,829
21,207
539
6,668
379
40
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1
54
37
34
35
48
15
38
41
acres 1959 . . .
50
5,215
3,824
4,074
3,467
684
1,884
944
42
Other cropland (idle and crop failtffe)
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
6
111
31
23
38
113
12
68
43
acms 1959 . . .
179
5,831
1,278
875
47,992
1,699
706
774
44
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) .
, faiTOS reporting 1959 .. .
44
532
212
310
204
177
78
99
45
1954 .. .
91
615
195
353
205
138
84
141
4«
acres 1959...
1,520
304,743
99,094
214,849
325,320
4,025
516,415
3,094
47
1954 .. .
3,451
401,700
100,591
261,281
268,152
3,887
506,136
6,417
48
Improved pasl^ffe
. farma repnting 1959 .. .
27
264
84
174
55
79
10
55
49
1954 .. .
64
346
94
231
97
90
6
87
50
acrm 1959...
669
7,252
13,192
7,324
7,123
1,579
415
1,423
51
1954 .. .
1,659
12,036
3,168
9,835
3,261
1,478
752
1,814
52
Woodland, total
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
128
92
82
143
81
308
39
217
S3
1954 .. ,
122
99
89
155
103
270
44
230
54
acres 1959...
9,335
105,829
61,491
126,213
19,498
15,420
85,106
17,027
1954 .. .
7,945
157,207
57,070
117,327
27,835
12,215
153,883
15,716
66
Land imKoted in Census year
acnjs 1969 .. .
6,575
56,320
27,073
42,559
16,840
15,169
6,972
13,497
67
1954 . . .
6,358
56,617
31,137
43,860
15,190
16,697
10,115
12,475
Irrigated by SfrinklerB
. farms repotjng 1959 . . .
207
465
86
57
206
536
34
336
59
acraa 1959...
6,151
21,874
3,972
3,433
7,763
14,442
1,509
12,997
60
Sprinklers only
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
204
305
72
25
172
529
25
332
61
acres 1959...
6,071
13,674
3,021
1,632
5,987
14,206
1,180
12,909
62
Irrigated cropland hwvested
. farma reporting 1959 .. .
88
953
243
338
269
400
80
252
63
1954 . . .
85
977
275
395
297
390
90
264
64
acres 1959 . . .
1,615
38,520
18,411
27,524
13,042
8,705
5,533
9,950
65
1954...
1,219
36,355
23,311
29,843
10, 772
11,694
6,054
8,570
66
Other imgat«d land (not cropland harvested) . .
Farms irripted, by number of acres irrigated:
acres 1959 . . .
4,960
17,800
8,662
15,035
3,798
6,464
1,439
3,547
67
. farms reporting 1959...
25
355
lOO
42
71
237
5
122
10 lo 19 acres
, farms reporting 1959 .. .
44
253
43
40
53
105
16
63
69
20 to 29 acres
. fanns reporting 1959 .. .
53
142
28
30
39
60
9
46
70
80 to 49 acres
.fanns reporting 1959...
70
138
37
48
42
86
14
59
71
50 to 99 acres
. farma reporting 1959 . . .
28
137
51
90
54
63
16
39
72
100 to 199 acres
. farms repeating 1959 .. .
. farma reporting 1959 .. .
4
73
49
27
26
99
50
29
14
26
4
16
8
22
2O0 to 499 acres
2
74
500 lo 999 acres
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
13
7
7
1
1
1
75
1,000 cr riMr© acres
. farms reverting 1959 .. .
1
3
1
1
Land irripted, by source of water:
76
Ground water aourcoH on farm
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
29
354
54
22
81
167
7
110
77
acres 1959 .. .
917
15,796
1,131
775
3,042
1,921
215
3,455
78
Ground water sources on farm only
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
29
195
48
12
64
148
4
89
79
acres 19S9 . . .
917
7,995
720
506
2,362
1,654
142
2,047
60
Surface Bourcea on farm
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
187
241
131
141
132
406
79
255
61
acres 1959...
5,502
10,406
9,946
8,349
6,778
12,444
6,397
9,841
62
Surface sources on farm only
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
187
186
124
112
112
388
76
233
83
acrea 1969 .. .
5,502
6,732
9,292
7,068
5,736
12,035
6,138
6,614
84
Irrigation organitation soirees
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
8
747
148
275
116
28
2
12
85
acres 1959 .. .
156
30,118
15,996
33,435
7,020
804
360
201
66
Irrigation organiration sources only
. . fanns reporting 1959 .. .
8
606
139
250
104
25
2
11
87
acres 1959...
156
24,711
13,920
30,953
6,447
603
360
169
88
Both farm ^ound water sourcof
and surface sources
. . farms reputing 1959 . . .
33
2
7
12
17
3
21
89
90
Both irrigation organization and farm
acres 1959 .. .
4,669
138
537
907
631
332
4,625
ground water or farm surface sources
.. farma repeating 1959...
141
9
25
12
3
1
91
acres 1959 . . .
12,213
3,003
3,495
1,338
246
42
150
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
lumi
{For definitions and explannti
ons, see tort)
The State
Baier
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
FariBs:
J
All fami3
number 1959. ..
42,573
757
895
4,267
457
1,060
1,059
319
2
1954...
54,4.41
998
1,153
5,607
697
1,773
1,406
393
3
1Ind» 10 acres
number 1959 .. .
5,141
33
89
564
42
91
88
31
1954 . . .
10,132
99
161
1,291
145
271
212
43
10 to 49 acres
number 1959 .. .
13,609
119
250
2,063
203
462
266
39
1954. ..
16,981
136
303
2,508
287
816
391
36
50 to 69 acres
2,922
3,470
29
30
70
83
395
440
45
53
135
164
70
60
10
9
1954 .. .
70LO99 acres
number 1959...
3,885
55
71
477
47
115
96
19
1954 .. .
4,947
74
96
560
56
182
118
37
100 to 139 acres
number 1959...
3,053
35
73
293
44
81
99
19
1954 . . .
3,571
61
87
327
51
126
110
22
140 to 179 acres
number 1959...
2,691
58
67
183
28
67
uo
21
1954 .. .
3,143
78
100
187
43
75
109
24
180 to 219 acres
number 1959...
1,509
1,735
27
50
41
60
87
96
15
19
25
26
64
71
8
14
1954...
220 to 259 acres
number 1959 ., .
1,135
25
32
72
7
15
40
18
1954 . . .
1,258
27
45
64
10
24
54
18
260 to 499 acres
number 1959 .. .
3,281
87
112
100
17
44
106
29
20
1954 . . .
3,566
116
140
100
22
56
137
40
n
500 to 999 acres
number 1959 . . .
2,099
108
54
26
6
15
68
32
22
1954 . . .
2,2ffl
119
49
24
7
27
74
33
23
1.000 a more acres
number 1959...
3,248
181
36
7
3
10
52
93
24
1954...
3,357
208
29
10
4
6
52
117
25
1,000 to 1,999 acres
Laiu] in farais;
number 1959...
1,328
67
20
4
1
6
38
22
26
All land in farma
acres 1059...
21,236,298
885,841
205,340
319,048
55,082
104,090
254,460
1,142,600
27
1954...
21,047,340
961,756
2U,342
310,550
51,456
133,596
271,784
1,037,174
2S
Under 10 acres
acres 1959.. .
24,411
47,844
173
449
435
786
2,791
6,398
215
726
466
1,389
445
1,037
139
190
59
30
10 to 49 acres
acres 1959 .. .
340,513
417,588
3,382
3,651
6,347
7,624
52,372
61,587
4,694
6,492
11,847
20,312
7,079
9,808
993
940
31
32
50 lo 69 acres
acres 1959...
169,879
201,921
1,698
1,715
3,983
4,845
23,108
25,561
2,660
3,096
7,902
9,442
4,080
4,665
620
544
33
1954...
34
70 to 99 acres
acres 1959...
318, 817
405,055
4,416
5,971
6,004
8,009
38,900
45,565
3,783
4,656
9,476
14,868
7,888
9,843
1,547
2,967
35
1954 .. .
36
100 to 139 ^cres
acres 1959...
356,369
415, 886
4,182
6,966
8,577
10,170
34,156
37, 836
5,112
5,919
9,227
14,392
11,519
12,918
2,250
2,629
37
1954...
38
140 to 179 acres
acres 1959...
424,898
496,206
9,091
12,409
10,845
15, 857
28,671
29,144
4,297
6,713
10,417
U,745
17,411
17,029
3,375
3,843
39
1954...
40
180 to 219 acres
acres 1959...
297,780
342,629
5,369
9,922
8,157
11,856
17,216
18,767
2,693
3,699
4,947
5,116
12,557
14,040
1,506
2,794
41
1954..,
42
220 to 259 acres
acres 1959...
270,086
298,925
5,933
6,411
7,598
10,787
17,054
15,086
1,651
2,344
3,537
5,640
9,505
12,790
4,314
4,304
43
1954...
44
260 to 499 acres
acres 1959...
1,158,9K
1,256,859
31,098
42,830
39, 551
49,088
34,131
34,058
5,757
7,332
15,060
18,695
35,724
A6,277
10,255
13,994
45
1954 . . .
46
500 to 999 acres
acres 1959 . . .
1,466,750
1,588,850
76, 856
85,542
37,497
34,278
16,258
15,633
3,753
5,223
10,789
17,741
46,107
51,167
22,131
23,319
47
1954...
48
1,000 or more acres
acres 1959...
16,407,806
15,575,577
743,643
785,890
76,346
61,042
54,379
20,893
20,267
5,256
20,422
14,256
102,145
92,210
1,095,364
981,650
49
1954 .. .
50
1,000 lo 1,999 acres
acres 1959...
1,848,263
94,426
26,981
5,178
1,805
8,400
49,670
29,185
Cropland haivesleil:
51
Any cropland harvested
.... farms reporting 1959...
33,420
664
643
3,342
334
778
642
267
52
1954 .. .
41,213
857
858
4,207
430
1,276
801
X7
53
acres 1959...
3,118,451
93,004
59,694
92,494
7,260
21,334
13,775
48,022
54
1954 . . .
3,265,385
106,756
62,948
96,513
7,868
24,302
14,445
49,005
55
Under 10 acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,909
10
45
357
24
44
X
9
56
1954 . . .
4,813
25
66
657
42
139
59
21
57
acres 1959 . . .
8,350
35
121
939
58
117
66
30
58
1954 . . .
12,728
70
181
1,627
106
325
97
43
59
10 lo 49 acres
.... farms reportjns 1959 .. .
9,967
86
151
1,559
122
328
135
26
60
1954 . . .
12,492
108
207
1,943
167
567
195
25
61
acres 1959 . . .
122,442
1,205
1,766
16,977
769
2,967
854
339
62
1954 .. .
147,687
1,448
2,424
19,629
999
4,393
883
304
63
50 to 69 acres
farms reportint- 1959 . . .
2,386
27
50
334
38
99
51
9
64
2,864
28
57
383
45
128
47
7
65
acres 1959...
63,663
836
1,185
8,224
551
1,505
507
349
66
76,803
701
1,463
9,3X
530
1,951
522
245
70 to 99 acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
3,242
49
53
408
38
86
58
17
"8
1954...
4,221
69
79
494
39
149
81
33
69
acres 1959 .. .
120,986
2,168
1,914
12,894
792
1,699
1,006
608
70
1954 . . .
158,197
2,332
2,763
16,024
729
2,924
1,140
1,342
71
100 to 139 acres
.... farms reportinc 1959 .. .
2,606
32
56
249
39
66
73
14
72
1954...
3,106
56
77
296
46
109
73
21
73
acres 1959...
136,329
1,780
2,677
12,760
996
2,235
1,675
829
74
1954 . . .
160,671
2,855
4,190
13,558
1,232
3,069
1,458
1,012
75
140 to 179 acres
farms repcrtinE 1959 .. .
2,241
51
54
166
26
55
67
19
76
1954 . . .
2,665
65
84
163
36
62
73
24
77
148,479
3,152
3,793
9,955
1,066
2,137
1,091
1,335
78
1954 . . .
173,495
4,492
5,196
9,505
1,229
1,936
1,168
1,796
79
180 to 219 acres
farms reportine 1959 .. .
1,301
27
28
82
15
24
41
6
80
1954 . . .
1,509
48
54
85
16
19
48
14
81
acres 1959 . . .
m,223
2,326
2,183
6,509
584
1,139
940
584
82
1954 . . .
122,740
3,759
4,186
6,460
726
774
1,004
1,186
83
220 to 259 acres
farm? repating 1959 .. .
996
25
29
M
7
12
29
18
84
1954 . . .
1,118
25
43
61
9
22
39
17
85
acres 1959 .. .
101,822
2,090
3,454
6,795
153
809
917
1,707
86
1954...
109,593
1,893
4,617
4,769
249
1,049
1,180
1,698
87
260 to 499 acres
farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,909
84
95
93
16
40
71
27
88
1954 . . .
3,189
113
118
95
19
51
98
40
89
acres 1959 .. .
407,798
9,334
14,404
10,950
1,031
3,392
2,614
3,381
90
1954 .. .
417, U3
13,865
16,296
9,670
1,060
3,139
3,351
4,546
91
500 to 999 acres
.... farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,874
100
52
25
6
14
43
30
92
1954 . . .
2,064
116
47
20
7
25
49
31
93
acres 1959...
406,969
15,132
14,303
4,985
449
1,926
1,812
3,992
94
1954 .. .
408,856
19,394
11,789
3,439
537
3,443
1,782
3,594
95
1,000 or more acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,989
173
30
5
3
10
40
92
96
1954 . . .
3,177
204
26
10
4
5
39
U4
97
acres 1959 . . .
1,490,390
54,946
13,894
1,506
831
3,408
2,293
34,868
98
1954 .. .
1,477,482
55,947
9,843
2,498
491
1,299
1,860
33,239
99
1.000 to 1,999 acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,209
63
18
3
1
6
31
22
100
acres 1959 .. .
402,875
13,089
7,968
485
350
1,337
1,713
3,032
OREGON
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
151
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
OlUlam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klaniath
Lake
Lane
273
795
1,611
196
331
292
782
1,908
445
931
1,089
334
3,004
1
390
1,067
2,155
212
403
322
1,002
2,647
590
1,443
1,297
426
4,042
2
19
66
121
3
6
2
112
369
5
176
92
12
531
3
57
211
239
5
21
12
205
7a
38
431
211
33
971
4
6S
237
465
2
27
16
473
642
39
412
170
35
1,023
6
96
3U
567
6
26
20
588
843
51
569
207
44
1,310
6
S
31
109
4
1
66
121
16
49
41
5
216
7
18
45
119
6
67
132
17
64
52
13
282
B
12
128
116
6
57
146
40
70
93
17
279
9
2i
147
151
7
1
60
166
97
82
118
32
348
10
24
69
127
2
3
4
30
130
49
58
86
17
236
11
20
70
147
2
6
34
144
73
82
90
19
266
12
19
75
167
4
10
1
10
118
62
55
97
13
167
13
31
93
168
4
16
6
20
134
107
76
101
16
224
U
U
31
114
2
5
2
9
53
27
25
52
7
114
15
U
29
105
3
5
3
11
80
35
33
70
10
135
16
10
23
72
5
3
4
38
32
24
45
10
77
17
14
22
es
4
3
4
45
30
28
51
11
99
18
37
53
251
U
21
16
14
136
61
45
134
38
216
19
47
57
272
13
37
22
10
140
42
50
144
53
241
20
29
38
156
17
37
45
4
77
31
11
102
56
100
21
38
29
183
17
57
43
3
85
33
22
96
63
U6
22
3«
44
111
155
207
202
1
76
51
6
177
124
45
23
31
51
U5
162
216
210
77
67
4
157
132
50
24
25
17
78
40
53
47
1
31
18
5
75
39
39
25
118,219
357,900
505,501
772,437
1,152,840
1,535,096
36,683
627,051
639,006
76,878
1,172,577
1,057,760
365,310
26
120,392
337,610
553,903
704,007
1,U4,722
1,340,060
39,070
472,739
539,985
97,117
1,572,324
1,192,888
442,156
27
108
337
656
5
26
10
623
1,657
15
666
377
38
2,459
28
288
1,017
1,236
13
77
45
1,116
3,563
136
2,089
874
147
4,557
29
1,704
7,167
11,471
30
744
483
10,657
15,736
1,006
9,331
4,ao
655
24,475
30
2,234
9,231
13,824
126
sn
500
12,846
20,462
1,375
12,736
5,504
1,126
31,309
31
465
1,856
6,340
242
52
3,916
7,053
1,058
2,825
2,334
279
12,596
32
1,036
2,689
6,967
350
3,872
7,595
992
3,719
2,995
741
16,547
33
990
10,303
9,815
499
4,649
U,866
3,220
5,833
7,575
1,352
22,856
34
1,979
11,820
12,351
610
'es
4,976
15,085
7,875
6,825
9,656
2,552
28,344
35
2,875
6,056
14,806
262
340
473
3,482
15,129
5,802
6,774
10,144
2,009
27,206
36
2,345
8,235
17,013
252
653
3,917
16,659
6,651
9,534
10,694
2,213
30,900
37
2,991
11,997
26,349
659
1,561
160
1,599
18,626
12,968
6,673
15,160
2,053
25,100
38
4,864
14,861
26,526
657
2,853
1,273
3,159
21,191
16,760
12,292
15,802
2,576
35,369
39
2,160
6,018
22,539
406
964
376
1,774
10,468
5,335
4,958
10,281
1,375
22,491
40
2,725
5,602
20,616
610
969
595
2,195
15,782
6,606
6,519
13,951
1,961
26,832
41
2,357
5,480
17,181
1,206
732
977
8,969
7,672
5,688
10,804
2,400
18,422
42
3,324
5,222
21,159
980
702
964
10,608
7,155
6,631
12,167
2,605
23,712
43
13,213
19,132
90,096
4,329
7,317
5,683
4,414
48,860
21,035
15,373
47,707
13,599
75,677
44
16,408
20,353
96,396
4,920
14,670
7,808
3,558
46,629
14,560
16,744
52,327
19,314
85,268
45
19,725
26,642
106,167
12,911
26,453
33,983
2,806
56,384
21,865
7,329
70,514
40,463
66, 575
46
26,640
19,985
122,667
12,702
39,405
32,030
2,463
59,789
22,001
14,977
67,701
44,265
77,212
47
71,631
260,912
200,081
753,835
1,112,968
1,493,134
1,566
432,283
559,030
9,226
992,771
993,357
55,451
48
58,549
238,795
213,146
684,725
1,053,564
1,297,022
252,956
453,674
5,049
1,380,653
1,115,388
82,088
49
33,734
25,307
102,239
60,336
77,537
66,394
1,586
41,101
25,224
6,986
103, 507
55,527
47,590
50
156
601
1,068
183
297
251
710
1,336
414
556
865
299
2,108
51
187
776
1,261
195
362
305
872
1,707
526
822
1,035
384
2,690
62
2,291
29,875
31,666
132,888
47,493
96,474
16,197
50,471
64,569
11,575
176,507
96,346
90,087
63
2,258
33,838
34,610
127,512
52,909
121,394
16,429
56,266
69,906
13,472
196,524
112,666
98,004
54
15
12
58
1
1
87
173
1
80
17
3
326
55
27
60
69
2
7
135
311
8
191
57
13
482
56
36
33
172
"i
1
323
460
1
213
51
4
947
57
48
137
201
5
15
420
814
28
494
176
38
1,305
58
41
154
218
2
14
10
438
463
31
234
115
25
669
58
46
221
288
3
13
17
543
563
35
323
156
39
837
60
228
1,799
2,037
13
113
127
5,949
5,876
546
2,040
2,342
359
7,909
61
20O
2,495
2,703
15
131
227
6,642
7,071
721
2,696
2,794
594
9,682
62
4
25
66
1
62
98
16
32
39
4
156
63
12
35
68
4
63
108
13
43
47
U
206
64
54
505
1,026
51
10
2,174
2,400
623
462
1,4a
107
3,838
66
68
665
1,129
78
1,890
2,523
547
485
1,893
345
4,966
66
7
U7
66
5
54
101
37
43
89
15
197
67
8
134
86
6
"i
56
143
95
56
U3
28
256
68
70
3,262
1,254
88
2,239
3,184
2,366
914
4,447
661
. 6,407
69
54
4,U6
1,441
171
'as
2,516
4,852
6,137
1,090
5,448
1,276
7,695
70
10
64
78
2
3
4
28
95
49
45
80
17
185
71
10
61
96
2
5
30
116
70
60
85
16
203
72
79
2,512
1,679
185
84
114
1,666
3,387
4,105
1,115
6,318
1,153
7,597
73
97
2,654
2,252
49
138
1,664
4,291
6,096
1,542
6,945
1,227
6,556
74
10
64
99
3
9
1
10
78
78
42
83
11
114
75
16
88
109
4
18
. 6
19
99
103
48
95
U
175
76
117
3,489
2,701
77
116
100
942
3,836
7,870
1,344
6,230
830
5, a?
77
200
5,057
2,669
140
366
765
1,419
4,612
10,916
1,532
9,005
1,170
3,483
76
8
28
73
2
5
1
9
44
25
14
48
7
85
79
4
29
72
1
5
3
10
67
32
20
64
10
106
SO
188
1,631
2,465
18
163
43
737
2,147
3,333
660
5,801
726
6,041
81
27
1,599
2,664
15
260
184
968
4,047
3,767
738
7,859
925
5,771
82
18
20
47
3
3
^
33
31
19
33
9
61
83
11
57
4
3
3
36
30
21
47
11
81
84
162
1,264
1,206
126
108
457
2,002
5,129
921
5,003
731
4,034
85
152
1,U8
1,805
66
672
141
2,590
4,707
920
6,766
1,543
5,717
86
17
52
175
10
20
13
13
123
60
32
123
35
186
87
20
56
192
12
37
16
10
121
42
38
137
52
205
8B
473
4,258
4,929
6,236
764
960
1,271
909
10,603
12,364
1,838
21,674
5,129
19,897
89
404
7,512
1,133
2,109
2,207
560
7,998
7,748
2,294
23,496
8,164
19,933
90
17
29
107
15
34
38
4
69
31
9
95
53
66
91
16
395
24
2,915
135
6,207
15
2,936
55
2,466
41
7,475
3
787
76
6,999
32
6,256
18
632
91
25,607
a.
10,194
98
17,931
92
93
340
19
17
489
668
15
434
2,109
38
46
8,207
6,879
14
1,414
5,891
81
89
6,863
6,543
55
4,293
2,929
146
158
128,894
123,231
38
17,193
3,699
199
213
43,303
45,646
49
4,175
9,359
160
207
87,226
107,880
36
7,426
207
1
14
1
14
9,952
59
67
9,375
9,536
26
4,270
4,804
55
66
21,954
24,433
15
3,827
1,137
6
1,436
544
5
1,366
25,447
143
141
95,153
105,695
65
23,033
13,780
120
127
76,440
63,606
36
10,804
17,123
42
41
9,669
8,773
36
6,479
94
96
96
97
98
99
100
152
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definitions and explanatio
All faims number 1059.
1954.
der 10 acres number 1959 .
1954.
to 49 acres number 1959 .
. number 1959 .
1954.
. number 1959 .
1,000 to 1,999 acres
Land in farms:
All land in farms .
. number 1
1
.number 1
1
Under 10 acres acres 1959 . .
1954..
10 to 49 acres acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
50 to 69 acres acres 1959 . ,
1954 . .
70 to 99 acres acres 1959..
1954 . .
100 to 1.19 seres acres 1959 . .
1954..
140 lo 179 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
180 to 219 acres acres 1959 .
220 to 1259 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
280 lo 499 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
500 to 999 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
1,000 or more acres acres 1959.
1954.
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres 1959 .
Cropland harvested:
^nv cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954.
let 10 acres farms reporting 1959 ,
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reportini; 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reptrting 1959 .
. farms repcfting 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
146
3,476
3,698
2,327
2,82i
5,207
6,864
6,798
8,028
7,718
12,4U
4,891
"l.Tli
4,536
6,226
20,643
19,753
13,287
18,804
8,678
18,403
8,678
490,060
1,523,214
509,899
1,408,915
1,456
532
2,320
828
17,355
10,004
21,818
13,600
10,807
6,198
12,464
9,646
19,506
29,422
23,780
46,169
26,438
27,351
29,940
32,746
29,956
38,618
38,503
37,766
24,963
18,811
31,694
14,324
24,711
14,229
23,055
12,203
122,882
57,573
139,021
45,674
88,357
43,559
88,108
48,753
123,629
1,276,917
94,196
1,147,201
44,286
60,448
1,970
1,738
2,308
2,168
207,173
168,661
212,561
170,265
351,397
367,754
2,617
4,169
37,052
42,038
19,432
23,244
29,318
32,290
35,177
40,715
32,564
38,546
24,748
26,930
20,003
22,110
79,990
71,970
48,931
48,528
21,565
17,214
12,800
3,278
3,802
183,719
182,467
389
503
1,093
1,408
1,272
1,486
17,297
19,535
301
379
1,248
1,475
1,177
1,993
698
964
7,320
5,642
27,595
36,031
1,067,169
925,769
98,499
39,379
71,058
1,531
3,064
10,235
U,359
3,486
4,361
3,961
5,356
5,569
5,366
3,350
5,075
2,908
3,728
2,794
1,374
10,922
8,622
3,784
5,901
40,839
14,852
5,757
1,206
25,743
24,570
540
1,104
9,675
10,645
6,232
7,629
10,513
11.453
12,797
15,399
13,522
15,777
13,963
15,370
13,794
15,716
61,020
64,940
59,667
52,223
30,960
27,065
28,460
1,132
1,323
111,200
116,966
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
OREGON
153
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
—
It«ni
■
see to«)
TiUauook
Umatilla
Union
Wallo»a
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
FaflK
Allf«nns
nember 1959
741
857
1,741
1,885
873
986
600
686
669
805
2,785
3,676
141
173
2,094
2,473
2
1954
I'nder 10 Bcres
73
250
75
U2
31
46
17
57
483
913
260
449
4
1954
96
307
6
5
10 to 49 acres
number 1959
208
249
550
601
176
155
68
81
113
121
1,158
1,431
759
848
1954
"7
50to69ftcres
102
68
75
21
31
18
22
27
34
225
281
1
187
214
8
1954
94
9
70 to 99 acres
131
83
61
64
36
48
38
49
292
380
4
5
182
219
10
1954
147
99
U
100 to 139 acres
niiniber 1959
71
33
55
24
36
26
38
197
242
4
2
161
178
1954
75
64
13
140 to 179 acres
number 1959
65
60
50
47
52
44
136
4
121
»
1954
95
57
47
50
143
6
135
190 to 219 acres
number 1959
30
30
34
20
24
86
2
99
le
1954
36
31
45
21
31
82
3
101
17
number 1959
14
29
31
14
22
65
1
65
le
1954
15
36
43
15
19
64
2
57
19
260 to 490 acres
number 1959
45
119
119
64
80
106
10
162
20
1954
42
126
149
74
98
98
13
183
21
number 1959
2
156
138
95
88
32
25
78
22
1954
8
149
149
105
115
36
36
67
2S
number 19.53
323
340
135
136
183
186
182
199
5
6
87
93
20
24
1954
22
25
number 1950
IAS
74
89
76
5
23
17
imi in farns:
26
Ail land ir farm
acr«9 1959
68,467
1,499,226
527,355
728,917
1,370,488
211,108
790,282
260,673
27
1954
78,816
1,556,051
575,301
747,574
1,058,420
236,203
840,982
272,572
28
Cnjer 10 acres
acres 1959
310
496
1,243
1,540
331
496
181
246
90
210
2,333
4,470
3
17
1,221
29
1954
2,108
30
10lo49aci«e
acres 1959
6,191
7,179
12,901
14,002
3,855
3,637
1,687
1,943
3,167
3,423
29,033
35,977
211
19,118
31
1954
21,232
32
50 to 69 acres
acres 1959
6,031
5,514
3,912
4,357
1,230
1,757
1,058
1,319
1,513
1,961
13,048
16,330
65
10,785
33
1954
12,371
34
70 to 99 acres
acres 1959
10,863
11,920
6,705
8,103
4,988
5,130
2,920
3,873
3,160
4,042
24,059
31,426
333
413
14,988
35
1954
18,125
36
100 to 139 1CTS9
acres 1959
8,261
8,816
8,360
7,481
3,827
6,367
2,768
4,245
2,964
4,452
23,130
28,407
493
223
18,874
37
1954
20,565
38
140 to 179 acres
acres 1959
10,256
14,876
9,617
9,027
7,983
7,512
7,475
8,067
8,202
6,965
21,539
22,612
603
965
19,088
39
1954
21,238
40
acres 1959
5,891
7,017
6,081
6,141
6,705
8,907
3,919
4,136
4,757
6,163
16,987
16,219
411
612
19,471
41
19M
20,111
42
220 to 259 acres
acres 1959
3,361
3,603
6,920
8,554
7,440
10,114
3,346
3,620
5,210
4,527
15,319
15,045
240
493
15,537
43
1954
13,528
260 to 499 acres
acres 1959
15,778
14,256
45,163
47,090
43,257
54,014
23,352
26,482
29,155
35,784
37,477
33,995
4,163
4,893
56,846
45
1954
63,385
46
500 to 999 atres ,
acres 1959
1,525
5,139
112,018
108,863
94,887
104,284
68,038
75,143
65,425
84,886
22,627
23,437
20,288
27,097
51,545
47
1954
43,862
46
l.OOOor IMVeacrea
acres 1959
1,286,306
1,340,893
352,852
373,083
614,173
618,500
1,246,845
906,007
5,556
8,285
763,683
806,058
33,200
49
1954
36,047
1,000 to 1.990 aa»a -..
acres 1959
211,763
100,079
128,353
107,786
5,556
34,502
21,968
Cioplaml harvested:
51
*ny cropland harvnstAl
. Tanns reportinf; 1959
410
1,476
761
500
608
2,372
126
1,769
52
1954
440
1,556
875
588
711
3,094
161
2,095
58
acres 1959
9,661
375,713
107,501
66,477
110,587
105,767
19,170
117,274
54
1954
8,615
364,093
113,069
73,896
117,997
112,902
25,442
124,014
55
rndsrlOacrmi ^.
.fanns n^xvlinc 1959
14
157
34
8
12
313
165
5<
1954
12
163
52
7
33
568
2
276
57
acros 1959
31
566
117
22
54
918
501
58
1954
21
536
165
22
93
1,644
"7
740
59
10 to 49 »crm
. farms reportinc 1959
1954
79
96
448
476
145
133
45
50
103
111
963
1,250
6
632
60
723
61
acres 1959
918
6,104
1,590
685
1,649
12,409
8,817
62
1954
922
6,288
1,699
582
1,753
16,342
59
9,9fcl
63
r,0 to 69 awos
. farms refortinp 1959
1964
68
60
57
65
17
29
15
19
25
27
211
267
163
64
i 188
acre. 1959
1,216
1,492
461
442
777
6,623
4,948
66
941
1,800
775
547
972
8,373
5,359
^7
70 U) 99 «<T0«
. farms reponinR 1959
91
70
55
27
33
277
'3
164
6H
1954
98
85
61
43
37
362
3
203
60
acres 1939
2,024
3,110
1,903
1,193
1,018
11,608
45
6,936
70
1954
2,017
3,159
2,386
1,892
1,272
15,075
27
9,098
71
100 to 139 acres
. farms reportinR 1959
51
68
29
22
22
187
2
150
72
1954
48
58
50
33
32
230
2
170
73
acres 1959
1,364
3,607
1,506
1,096
851
11,930
40
9,277
74
1954
1,025
2,961
2,550
1,548
1,153
14, U5
42
10,971
75
140 to 179 acres
.farms repcrtin^ 1959
1954
43
56
51
52
47
43
44
49
44
36
133
135
3
105
76
124
77
acres 1959
1,217
3,809
3,048
3,171
2,418
10,096
41
8,548
78
1954
1,456
3,A13
3,318
3,884
1,592
10,510
81
10,157
79
. farms ittpcrting 1959
1954
23
26
28
27
32
44
15
21
23
29
85
81
1
3
93
80
93
81
acres 1959
841
2,885
2,584
1,157
1,099
9,113
90
10,377
82
1954
715
2,100
3,345
1,514
1,139
8,680
127
10,439
63
. farms rep<atingr 1959
1954
6
7
26
31
31
43
13
15
19
16
64
64
1
2
62
84
57
85
86
217
2,122
3,024
1,028
1,520
9,203
10
7,749
1964
171
3,352
4,611
1,487
1,285
8,729
59
7,180
87
260 to 499 acres
. farms reportinR 1959
33
107
112
58
72
102
9
147
88
1954
32
120
145
71
88
96
11
178
89
acres 1959
1,703
19,398
15,816
6,335
5,759
21,495
740
28,757
90
1954
1,145
20,732
17,481
7,536
7,863
17,219
773
31,833
91
500 to 999 a<TO*
.farms ropoitinR 1959
1954
2
5
152
146
133
146
82
101
81
108
32
35
22
36
69
92
63
93
acres 1959
130
49,493
28,894
11,811
14,653
9,270
1,554
19,574
202
49,699
28,919
14,187
18,089
8,758
3,040
16,401
9S
1,000 or more acres
- farms repartinfi 1959
312
126
171
174
5
85
19
96
1954
333
129
179
194
6
91
20
97
acres 19.59
283,127
48,558
39,537
80,789
3,102
16,650
11,790
98
1954
270,053
47,820
40,697
82,786
3,427
21,227
11,385
«9
1,000 to 1,909 acres
. farms repcrtini^ 1959
143
70
84
73
5
22
16
100
acres 1959
88,957
23,290
15,686
23,808
3,102
1,787
6,962
154 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
(For deHniUons And explanations, see text)
Farms:
All rami operators number
Full ownefs number
Pan owners number
Managers number
All tenants number
Proportion or tenancy percent
Land in farms:
All laim operators acres
Full ownas acres
Part osvners acres
Managers acres
All tenants acres
Croplanil harvesleil:
All rarm operators rarms reporting
Full owTiers larms reporting
Part owners larms reporting
Managers farms reporting
(For definitions and expla]
etext)
Farms:
AH farm operators ., number l(i59 .
1954 .
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
^!anagers number 1959 .
1954.
All tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Proportion ol tenancy percent 1959 .
1954 .
Land in farms:
All lanr operators acres
Full owners acres
Part owners acres
^lanapers acres
All tenants acres
Cropland harvested:
All rarm operators rarms reporting 1959.
1
acres 1959.
1954.
Full owners larms reporting 1959 .
acres 1
1
Part owners rarms reporting 1
1954.
. . rarms reporting 1959 .
1954..
. rarms reporting 1959 .
i2,573
31,360
^1,523
7,900
8,134
257
21,236,296
21,047,3A0
6,632,563
7,936,378
11,056,437
9,451,550
1,934,710
2,012,627
1,612,588
1,646,785
33,420
41,218
3,118,451
3,265,385
23,405
29,918
1,098,300
1,278,347
7,385
7,624
1,495,199
1,385,989
225
285
135,871
137,887
2,405
3,391
389,081
463,162
Klamatli
1,172,577
1,572,324
304,319
286,588
680,867
816,101
1U,928'
425,876
42,463
43,759
1,035
176,507
196,524
885,841
961,756
340,130
465,353
394,551
325,623
1,057,780
1,192,888
237,516
303,840
465,639
430,238
330,544
417,628
24,081
41,132
205,340
214,342
104,059
130,754
72,839
56,798
7,237
6,777
21,205
20,013
3,004
4,042
2,455
3,337
365,310
442,158
230,197
287,070
109,944
124,243
714
2,108
2,690
90,087
98,004
1,649
2,129
40,190
46,868
370
415
4,267
5,607
3,516
4,764
319,043
310,550
189,330
223,644
115,304
66,490
3,223
6,458
11,191
3,342
4,207
92,494
96,513
2,682
3,479
52,407
60,856
524
531
77,707
105, 282
56,387
76,138
17,173
18,208
306
55,082
51,458
25,341
37,663
28,108
U,740
255
2,539
3,196
1,790
2,306
490,060
509,899
261,654
233,555
187,703
217,907
1,470
1,659
39,233
56,778
1,970
2,308
207,173
212,561
1,297
1,526
68,948
74,723
506
540
104,090
133,598
76,425
97,066
22,723
22,261
269
5,877
4,673
8,394
1,276
21,334
24,302
620
1,081
13,357
15,124
1,993
2,446
1,212
1,591
1,523,214
1,408,915
612,245
555,392
777,067
672,297
12,339
86,782
121,563
94,444
1,738
2,168
168,661
170,265
1,000
1,371
68,220
83,607
449
367
254,460
271,764
184,356
214,379
48,113
33,952
5,266
1,130
16,723
22,323
4,543
2,652
3,417
351,397
367,754
197,604
207,921
122,472
123, 262
9,115
9,142
22,206
27,429
3,278
3,802
183,719
182,467
2,401
2,754
69,203
92,728
659
772
1,142,600
1,037,174
219,242
355,356
406,304
365,897
478,809
223,073
38,245
72,848
1,109,903
978,130
245,094
309,803
19,863
31, 570
185,965
135,248
OREGON 155
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
Fans:
All farm openlors numbef 1959 .
1954.
Full owiers number 1959.
1954.
PartowTNjTS number 1959.
1954.
Man«Bw number 1959..
1954.
All loiiuiu number 1959..
1954..
Pnpoition otu^nuicy percent 1959..
1954..
Land in farms:
\ll farm opwaujrs scrpii 1959. .
1954..
Full OMLTiers Kres 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners tmlKi..
1954..
Mana^;ers acres 1959 . .
1954..
All upnancs acres 1959..
1954 . .
Cropland harvested:
All faim operators rams repoctinf; 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Full owners famis refioittn^ 19.59 . .
1954 . .
aavs 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners farms rerorting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
^lana^»crs farms reportinp 1959 .
. farms tvpolinil 1959 .
357,900
337,810
U9,723
109,822
lB3,OiO
152,941
1,740
45,580
53,397
29,467
1,811
2,155
1,549
1,849
505,501
553,903
389,276
418,595
86,231
91,373
4,317
2,449
25,677
41,486
1,068
1,261
31,866
34,810
883
1,059
22,979
24,415
772,437
704,007
161,776
162,884
487,601
41^,874
16,600
5,757
106,460
122,492
1,152,840
1,114,722
213,884
397,994
869,962
598,684
32,700
89,460
36,294
28,584
1,535,096
1,340,060
270,451
422,702
1,170,590
579,353
31,599
195,335
62,456
42,670
95,474
121,394
1,908
2,647
36,683
39,070
28,943
29,930
5,987
6,192
627,051
472,739
172,727
207,717
303,260
195,781
129,856
53,349
21,208
15,892
1,336
1,707
50,471
58,286
986 :
1,353 I
23,904
35,079
539,006
539,985
90,069
144,831
451,413
329,944
65,310
37,422
32,214
27,788
Tlllajnook Usiatllla
1,741
1,885
1,018
1,129
2,785
3,676
2,140
2,910
^lanafters number 1059 .
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959.
Cropland lurvested:
I farm operatcr.t .
, . farms reportinc 1
Full owncTB farms reporting 1959 .
. farms rcportinf! 1959 .
232,683
237,321
113,076
133,084
97,275
78,472
6,640
3,394
15,692
22,371
1,132
1,323
111,200
116,965
521,700
495,225
76,297
84,659
295,829
234,618
4,389
5,715
U5,1B5
170,233
141,155
U0,634
68,467
78,816
52,353
60,414
7,855
7,150
734
9,661
8,615
1,499,225
1,556,051
310,274
284,871
880,262
1,054,135
148,356
51,353
160,324
165,692
1,476
1,556
375,713
364,093
527,355
575,301
208,169
221,025
276,167
276,762
8,216
37,766
34,803
39,748
728,917
747,574
281,334
431,469
353,372
258,475
33,590
8,225
45,621
39,405
1,370,488
1,058,420
224,265
300,774
672,707
546,894
345,189
70,338
128,327
140,414
211,108
235,203
U5,479
146,457
3,633
3,348
12,210
1B,548
3,094
105,767
112,902
1,763
2,392
47,703
58,500
790,282
840,982
209,325
236,4B3
529,138
496,821
1,200
82,900
50,619
24,798
Manafiera farms r
. farms reportinf; 1959 .
156
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based or reports for only
(For definitions and evplonaticns, see text)
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms ni
Land i n farms
Average size of farm
Value of land and buildings average per farm, d(
average per acre, dollars .
Cropland harvested farms reporting .
Farm operatots;
Workinc off their fanns, total number. .
100 or niivp days ni
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural ptoducta sold number . .
Full ownprg number .
Part o»T)ers ni
\11 tenants number.
Specified equipment anil facilities:
Gnun (nmbines farms reporting. .
number.
Ccm pickers farms reportinc . .
Pick-up balers farms reportin
number.
KV^tortrucks farms reporting .
Tractors other tlian parden farms repcrtinp.
number.
Automobiles farms repoftjni
Telephone , farms repotting .
Home freezer farms reportin
Milking machine farms reporting .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Fanns l)y kintl of road on which located:
Hani surface farms reptvtjng .
Gravel, shell, or shale firms reporting.
Dirt or unimfYoved farms reportin
Fatm labor, week precedind enumeration;
Family and/or hired wwkers farms reportin
Family workers, including operator farms reporting .
Operators working 1 or mt»e hours persons
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting.
persons . ,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . Farms refortinf
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves fanns teporting.
number.
Milk cows farms reporting .
Horses a
Chickens, 4 months old and o
r mules farms reportin
number.
Bogs and pigs farms reporting
number.
farms reportin
number.
Livestock and poultry sold:
Cattle, not countjng calves, sold alive farms reportir
Calves sold alive farms refortini: .
Hogs and pigs sold alive famis reportir
numlier .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
Chickens including broilers sold farms rejwrtin
numbi
Livestock and poultry products sold:
chicken eggs sold farms repcrtin
Milk and cream sold farms reporting .
dollai
Wool farms reporting .
Specified farm expenditures:
Any specified farm expenditures farrrjs reporting
Feed for livestock and poultry dollai
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollai
Machine hire dollai
Hired labor dollars .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for
the farm business , dc
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Crops harvested:
Winter vli^at. fanns reportijig .
Oats grown alcme. .farms reporting.
Barley farms repc?]^
tushels.
Land from iftilch hay iras cut a<
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet pertatoes) farms reporting.
dollars.
22,802
19,348,735
62,651
7,8U
9,275
393
405
5,489
5,644
19,652
36,705
20,401
43,162
20,423
26,653
19,773
15,732
6,179
2,680
11,218
9,416
1,943
20,243
19,771
19,330
8,274
11,948
3,597
7,219
16,629
1,245,419
11,734
139,091
7,450
34,522
5,648
173,099
10,055
2,735,019
11,355
380,341
9,393
269,985
4,057
245,723
4,199
699,493
3,261
11,346,252
4,503
34,699,468
6,846
40,695,282
4,605
6,035,235
22,800
160,822,326
48,U3,708
32,607,U3
7,713,491
47,975,4^3
5,513
682, UO
24,784,093
3,159
76,576
2,345,855
4,020
131,257
5,437,652
7,323
481,308
17,672,929
856,650
875,145
1,554.'
67,945
553
4,175,247
748,530
1,387,998
131,136
366,800
9,597
306,951
63,099
183,253
404.5
71,500
174.13
453
1,783,829
645,022
130,308
102,751
491,832
11,531
313,028
9,222
1,640
207,522
126.5
35, 3U
339.76
1,463
61,461
798
204
210
1,213
1,726
1,338
2,137
1,432
1,772
1,428
928
291
1,390
1,369
1,354
138,995
1,640
11,142,042
5,360,168
1,309,558
274,283
2,547,560
7,689
201,360
17,535
26,235
161.9
37,436
234.24
162
1,126,010
622,015
199,660
10,210
219,770
2,125
4,500
5
10,000
73,599
203.3
40,020
224.37
362
1,781,996
684,792
297,002
48,475
557,460
204,662
393.6
39,917
101.43
7,489
34
8,596
520
1,730,702
843,703
244,753
67,786
382, 620
OREGON
157
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
■ sample of fanns. See text]
-urry
Deschutes
Doug Ins
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
181
439
765
130
238
225
400
300
368
360
752
244
1,184
I
111,929
277,182
394,135
770,415
1,119,256
1,473,951
22,855
421,716
618,966
51,955
1,U6,800
1,045,442
249,921
2
618.4
631.4
515.2
4,280.1
4,702.8
6,550.9
57.1
527.1
1,682.0
144.3
1,485.1
4,284.6
211.1
3
56,112
38,940
41,911
164,490
83.374
123,448
43,437
58,963
62,713
38,409
76,529
102,880
52,761
4
88.22
68.02
85.08
39.93
18.55
17.93
750.62
195.71
41.78
289.88
71.73-
34.52
258.23
S
120
400
614
168
234
199
395
661
348
255
635
235
967
e
2,tKi
26,427
29,406
132,249
45,819
38,848
12,889
42,821
58,844
10,036
165,120
92,602
75,122
7
63
209
292
29
65
56
237
386
173
162
347
94
475
s
39
106
174
14
27
17
162
236
63
97
187
41
288
9
40
125
203
4
22
16
121
257
52
97
160
56
363
10
121
331
627
61
80
70
285
474
171
250
393
123
763
11
41
81
106
72
146
126
95
254
130
74
261
96
342
12
6
1
2
4
2
2
15
16
7
1
10
5
5
IS
13
26
30
43
10
27
5
46
60
35
83
20
74
14
101
190
140
44
76
10
63
274
32
405
90
248
15
101
190
5
5
246
1
1
44
1
1
92
10
69
3
3
317
1
1
32
539
93
290
18
18
16
17
IS
9
199
179
66
71
'43
'io
209
193
'94
421
111
193
19
9
208
180
69
73
52
10
210
196
99
462
117
193
20
153
393
629
166
216
206
335
696
341
305
727
239
901
21
2U
632
894
739
378
476
528
1,192
734
440
1,959
530
1,428
22
132
409
680
173
226
205
385
649
363
290
692
242
1,006
23
226
689
1,067
483
669
861
664
1,263
884
536
1,851
716
1,902
24
148
379
619
167
202
133
375
709
353
315
684
170
1,036
25
174
454
723
278
265
322
524
932
459
375
934
216
1,407
26
130
377
674
147
219
81
400
735
310
315
646
153
1,100
27
127
295
607
164
191
133
248
522
240
218
604
173
368
2S
19
152
77
14
26
3
35
263
66
152
66
28
227
29
12
70
23
1
25
137
25
111
41
10
133
30
66
322
307
32
75
30
244
498
113
262
542
62
592
31
95
39
364
127
89
105
141
193
204
52
139
108
532
32
15
78
78
20
70
76
15
86
49
45
63
74
55
33
163
410
670
164
230
207
349
723
313
340
634
231
1,029
34
162
396
665
158
223
199
337
704
305
327
609
228
1,012
35
156
391
660
157
220
195
322
672
305
307
591
216
978
36
58
181
299
54
100
90
102
307
100
156
243
69
449
37
96
279
422
68
172
123
142
451
136
218
352
92
664
38
29
39
58
63
69
72
109
U3
64
69
137
77
149
39
70
66
64
104
129
174
183
320
125
162
403
159
372
40
103
385
602
151
237
210
97
595
274
267
572
221
778
41
5,148
23,683
19,401
16,808
58,750
93,617
2,652
39,513
25,462
15A65
93,079
66,294
26,516
42
68
261
390
lOO
175
145
60
396
163
210
317
121
518
43
1,132
3,423
2,105
254
634
398
360
5,588
1,188
4,348
2,454
510
5,775
44
43
222
300
145
213
196
30
316
180
123
344
202
245
45
U8
703
755
736
1,748
2,545
45
1,060
691
486
2,006
1,988
966
46
14
127
229
47
105
51
35
169
100
71
178
67
268
47
562
3,062
4,539
1,031
2,460
4U
205
4,265
2,372
4,300
3,102
352
6,498
4«
73
204
430
96
191
135
70
313
123
U3
340
142
481
49
9,014
59,425
123,668
3,701
16,452
4,916
8,270
80,062
5,333
68,712
40,901
7,377
456,840
50
69
304
358
103
195
187
56
436
191
212
450
163
468
51
599
7,330
5,606
3,663
15,654
21,831
655
14,112
10,291
4,298
40,041
18,962
8,353
52
104
208
309
112
163
178
30
332
132
169
284
117
416
53
1,813
8,103
4,260
4,403
12,475
23,722
505
7,027
4,840
2,871
13,433
16,143
6,191
54
9
102
149
34
61
10
20
95
57
36
101
29
184
55
245
71
6,473
66
5,480
424
1,144
35
3,840
70
168
33
145
5
4,741
61
1,706
39
4,380
8
6,245
128
545
79
8,965
209
56
57
18,266
8,384
67,910
11,427
5,867
16,678
95
5,705
17,953
1,335
50,161
34,542
33,556
58
6
36
U2
17
35
18
25
38
35
55
62
22
308
59
5,011
35,915
602,661
960
3,936
2,239
32,470
244,770
3,340
41,370
20,072
570
1,421,500
SO
17
55
180
30
71
35
25
109
44
30
95
34
300
61
103,160
773,323
2,121,483
5,929
40,563
18,531
72,050
892,840
24,843
938,320
479,540
32,136
5,353,540
62
33
204
143
14
54
23
30
223
69
169
72
25
297
63
383,034
81
1,216,890
61
496,880
440
5,071
38
27,844
72
5,149
61
247,345
5
1,701,459
74
324,766
46
1,563,110
18
795,442
150
115,226
78
1,847,469
236
64
65
302,126
59,560
584,403
121,753
81,939
164,150
2,205
62,936
161,573
5,195
364,973
278,980
183,205
66
181
439
765
179
238
225
400
800
368
360
752
244
1,183
67
1,120,744
2,714,151
3,038,563
1,377,587
728,645
1,687,061
1,904,220
3,157,584
2,283,328
6,097,295
3,617,750
2,721,666
9,115,9U
2,200,598
7,676,678
68
239,868
1,U5,664
213,201
367,552
669,646
260, 5U
1,370,166
639,004
1,099,295
2,101,840
403,335
3,544,559
69
70
71
72
126,265
866,943
303,485
734,992
1,344,741
91,320
1,423,309
1,327,534
393,460
3,334,425
563,434
973,831
34,695
77,922
54,312
97,928
40,800
74,085
125,525
197,237
283,415
146,225
391,403
165,230
235,333
539,176
373,341
439,979
616,941
469,529
694,520
1,504,368
2,376,203
771,937
820,020
2,056,416
695,408
2,214,352
97,931
82,809
240,390
39,891
310,166
370,624
264,328
352,974
219,732
652,159
416,180
169,176
959,794
335,306
544,499
73
127,874
84,832
27,019
21,618
31,872
73,216
174,630
93,490
272,033
37,335
164,104
74
43
14
154
23
3
5
50
142
U
56
129
75
611
124
85,187
750
42
75
370
11,355
102
5,749
2,726
76
32,261
24
339
5,035
2,335
55
608
2,890,973
7
20,745
9
973
20
3,215
5
23,795
3
375,371
202
5
5,866
202
103,527
89
87,930
70
77
78
628
154
560
10
48
7,033
15
6,554
5,751
1,521
79
9,715
21,990
4,570
8,249
300
1,770
278,180
90O
141,397
87,766
29,528
30
i
52
31
12
18
16
1
9
34
1
161
35
57
81
.
1 499
334
233
626
60
540
1,125
25
23,631
1,241
6,630
82
6
15,460
43,570
10,355
7,350
14,263
1,800
22,521
44,279
2,000
1,485,893
42,295
181,409
83
89
117
145
37
32
15
109
192
15
392
63
214
84
914
2,107
39,421
721
4,833
335
5,040
8,197
330
40,560
4,920
6,132
85
25,092
59,344
1,426,938
5,937
23,103
68,110
12,625
236,530
321,781
3,810
1,655,676
83,624
174 ,435
86
1,609
22,766
17,916
43,738
80, 526
1,061
24,304
18,744
7,275
73,199
71,839
19,966
87
42
123,350
5
30
5
15
5
182
88
5
375
220
25
2,100
88,875
30
4,300
12,000
1,634,525
89
158 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(Dftta we based on reports for only ft sample of farms. See textj
(For derinitions and explanatio
» text)
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial faims number .
Land in farms acres .
Average size of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings average per fnrm, dollars .
Bpera
, dollai
Cropland harvested fwma reporting .
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, toUl number.
100 or more daj's number .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number .
ay tenure:
Full owners number .
Managers .
All t
Specified equipmefit and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number . .
Com pick€frs farms reporting..
Pick-up balers farms reporlin;; . .
Motortnicks farms reportina . .
number . .
Tractors other than garden (ums reporting . .
Automobiles farms rGportin? . .
number . .
Telephone fanns reporting . .
Home freezer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting . .
Fiectric milk cooler farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface fanns reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting . .
Farm labor, week preceding enumeration:
Family and/ or hired workers farms reporting . .
Family workers, including operator farms reporting..
Operators working 1 or more hours persons..
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting. .
persons . .
'egulnr hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . farms reporting. .
persons . ■
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting..
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number. .
Horses and/or nules farms reporting . ,
number . .
Hogs and pigs tarms reporting . .
number . .
farms reporting. .
number..
Chickens, 4 months old and o
Calves sold alive farms reportinc; . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive famts reporting . .
number.
Sheep and Iambs sold alive farnis reporting . ,
number .
Chickens including broilers sold fanns reporting .
number.
t'anis reporting .
lilk and cream sold farms reporting .
dollars.
Vool farms reporting .
pounds ,
Specified farm expenditures:
^ny specified farm expenditures - - farms reporting .
dollars .
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars .
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars .
Machine hire dollars .
Hired labor dollars.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for
the farm bu^^lnes9 dollars.
.Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Crops harvested:
winter wheat fanna reporting..
Oats grown alone.
Land from which hay \
bushels .
reporting.
55,893
233.9
34,973
155.40
66,915
125
664,345
239
653,408
343,315
126,246
8,987
114,961
1,369
1,708
428,921
1,486,283
3U.3
87D.2
61,184
51,821
216.57
70.69
1,293
1,617
200,960
164,647
1,289
1,270
1,235
2,119,645
600
2,482,445
252,281
1,369
7,639,770
2,924,459
792,200
404,660
2,209,703
15,106
365,704
19,764
1,622
1,595
1,564
1,425
148,664
1,145
14,960
3,141,483
196
500,993
1,708
13,107,439
2,227,633
3,698,444
931,385
3,590,161
8,388
424,812
83,212
2,055
292
313,585
1,084,594
152.6
3,714.4
47,413
163,745
324.65
47.25
1,970
238
179,731
175,347
1,193
1,500
1,845
1,985
2,711
3,033
1,233
1,607
1,910
2,712
3,651
4,210
1,268
1,546
1,913
1,638
1,369
2,553
1,233
1,336
1,899
975
1,278
1,330
1,733
1,691
1,656
4,283,029
552
2,706,703
477
249,633
2,055
13,418,^39
3,329,202
1,034,830
1,014,440
6,150,253
23,229
713,715
21,352
120,211
17
60,062
292
2,433,354
438,702
469,330
LL4,032
745,571
48,656
1,626,135
9,435
77,451
138.3
60,427
676.75
1,449
126
2,784
1,530,830
103
1,245,773
560
5,955,620
1,132,966
273,315
69,920
3,266,620
1,765
48,750
3,272
173,086
233.6
60,370
253.76
741
3,918,021
859,343
412,377
191,790
1,754,3'iB
29, 221
1,077,439
9,375
OREGON
159
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on rep9rts for only a sample of farms. See texlj
(For d«finiUons and exfdanations, 5e« text)
IlUamook
Umatilla
515
1,042
54,595
1,445,155
106.0
1,336.9
42,555
132,161
400.28
110.52
381
966
8,836
363,385
Fafios, acreage, and valtie:
AJl commercial Farms number . .
Land in farm? acres , .
Average size of farm acres..
Value of land and buildjn|!a average per rarm, dollars . .
average per acre, dollars. .
Cropland harvested fanns reportinf , .
Farm operators:
Working off their fanns, total number. .
IW) or more days number , .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural pn^ducts sold number . .
By !«,««:
Fyll ownara numb«f . .
Part ownera number. .
Managers number . .
All u^nants number . .
Specified equipment anij facilities:
Grain csmbinea Jaims reporting. .
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting..
Pick'Up balers fanns r«portinc . .
number..
Ikfotortnicka farms reportins . .
T>»ctr3rs other than garden farms rufwting . .
Automobiles farms reportinc . .
Telephone farms reporting . .
1'ome freerer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting . .
Flectric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Farms by kind of load on irtiicli located:
Hard surface farms repoting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reportrng. .
Dirt or unimfroved farms reporting . .
Farm labor, week preceding enumefalioti:
Family and.'or hired workers farms reporting..
Family worfcers, including operator farms repptting . .
Operators working 1 « more hours persons..
I'npaid members of or»ral£r's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting.
persons. .
Pegular hired wxkers (employed 150 or mor« days).. farms repotting.
Livestock and poultry vr farms:
Cattle and calves farms reptating .
Milk cows farms reporting.
nianbcr..
Horses and/or nules farms reporting.
number..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting.
number.
Chickens, 4 months old and over farms reporting.
Livestock and poultry sold:
Caulo, not counung calves, sold alive farms reporting .
nunifaer.
Calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms tvporting.
number.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting .
number.
Chickens including l»oil«rs sold farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms repating .
lilk ■
old.
fiums reporting .
Feed for livestock and poull/y dollars .
rurchas4' of livestock and poultry dollars .
Machine hire dollars.
Hired labor dollars.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil (or
the farm business dollars .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and treM dollars.
Crops harvested'
winter wheat fanns reporting . .
Oate grown alone farms reporting.
Land fran which hay '
2,595
70
80,650
475
5,218,635
20
5,870
515
2,455,245
1,799,420
132,770
48,660
269,515
68,658
377
4,729
421
12, 6U
200
22,933
98
68,501
138
339,490
195
809,996
332,864
1,042
12,605,397
3,355,642
3,161,155
569,227
3,267,439
69,411
3,119,732
24,171
489,567
883.7
75,054
85.88
7,811
220
13,463
554
3,006,090
603,869
1,064,688
128,329
615,496
17,911
715,687
31,450
697,369
1,618.0
71,953
46.22
2,077
211
7,454
18,167
224
7,870
19,076
55
3,806
286, U2
183
207,167
431
2,830,695
669,791
1,202,852
71,028
443,406
10,046
365,723
30,127
1,010,165
1,992.4
77,431
38. 4S
6,384
227
17,288
6,985
60
18,505
507
3,189,162
509,347
328,890
502,505
1,296,715
21,470
699,939
16,487
1,342
166,220
123.9
50,762
397.90
1,240
93,840
SI
284
290
1,087
1,606
1,181
2,129
1,197
1,509
1,126
868
400
1,096
1,079
1,039
1,180,445
331
2,537,005
415
3,391,605
121
45,305
1,342
6,876,420
2,750,322
501,899
280,969
2,192,427
20,249
819,437
20,925
14.72
100
19,055
100
723,946
170,871
164,823
7,128
236,732
1,940
57,653
10,263
160
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most dau fcr 195!t are basml on reports
mfttod number of runis
Farm operators by 3ge:
Operators reporting age nunilwr 195f>.
Und€T 25 yeors number 10S9 .
'25 to .14 years number 1!159.
15 to 51 years number 1959.
55 to 64 years numbrr 1959 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
verspe aj^e years 1059 .
Off-faini wwk and other irconw:
Farm operators-
Working off their farms operators reporung 1959 .
.operators reporting 1
Farms t)y tenure of operator;
Cash tenanu
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share tenants
Other and unspecified t
1954..
. number 1959 . .
1954..
. number 1959 . .
1954..
. number 1959..
1954 . .
. number 1959 . .
1954..
. number 1959..
1954 . .
. number 1959..
1954..
. number 1959.
vei^etable and frult-and-nut . . number 1959. .
Cash-grain number 1959. .
Tobacco number 1959 . .
Cotton number 1959. .
Other field-ciDp number 1959 . -
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fniit-and-nut farms number 1959 . -
Poultry farms numb« 1959 . -
Dairy farms number 1959 . .
Livestock fanns other thao poultry and dairy farms number 1959 . .
Livestock ranches numb« 1959 . .
General farms number 1959. .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959 . .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 . .
Class I number 1959 . .
Class n number 1959 .
Classin number 1959 . .
Class IV number 1959..
Class V ■ . ■ number 1959 . .
Class VI number 1959 . .
Other fanns number 1959 . ,
Part-time number 1959. .
Port-relireneBt number 1959.
Abnormal number 1959 . .
average per farm, tlollars 1959 .
All crops sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Vegetables sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Forest products and hortitnittural
specialty products sold dollars 1959.
All livestock and livestock products .sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry poducts sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Dairy products sold dollars 1959.
42,022
430
i,015
9,315
U,238
9,i2i
7,600
51.3
23,969
31,654
18,489
23,168
30,813
41,523
8,491
8,134
3,004
4,477
1,095
1,505
2,744
1,436
3,439
6,176
1,903
3,490
21,099
22,802
2,155
3,159
4,953
5,508
5,211
1,816
411,843,301
346,347,349
9,678
6,362
132,655,500
126,716,884
22,198,157
17,949,874
43,084,062
40,647,094
190,254,480
137, UO, 559
25,063,089
24,568,521
42,386,1A7
39,159,285
10,671,946
7,813,398
14,116
7,949
1,905,075
2,340,089
1,778,678
2,201,337
1,526
10,429
4,717
26,628
8,766,871
5,473,309
73,087
125,926
153,081
546,047
5,486,987
5,260,295
5,984
4,481
3,535,144
3,104,729
2,438,483
1,931,339
334,274
265,513
257,517
234,108
1,951,843
2,155,566
382,417
401,403
590,827
729,827
22,231,135
17,516,331
5,158
3,125
11,163,000
8,641,342
2,626,376
2,229,242
1,006,217
754,656
3,752,109
3,162,670
U,068,135
3,874,989
5,328,412
4,554,301
2,011,932
2,078,828
2,166,218
1,776,178
4,580
2,597
237,396
291,928
49,837
71,016
9,630
21,169
33,564
42,766
1,923,322
1,484,250
329,568
295,227
826,010
778,447
4,839,483
4,186,219
4,428
l,968!oiO
1,736,917
235,638
396,027
50,262
90,692
657,886
622,065
2,871,473
2,449,302
384,548
482,660
947,575
1,073,651
5,351,136
4,833,434
5,106
3,537
1,112,662
1,311,760
75,695
33,509
1,755
2,757
427,304
364,069
4,238,474
3,576,674
112, U8
53,344
2,926,484
2,658,884
OREGON
TYPE OF FARM. ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE"
AND 1954
161
fd only • aimplt
of fims. See Uit
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
GlllleiE
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
tlajlBth
lake
Lane
263
809
1,810
195
308
265
765
1,916
403
950
1,054
319
2,993
1
391
1,076
2,155
212
406
320
1,035
2,602
532
1,494
1,382
422
4,235
2
271
795
1,790
194
330
288
776
1,876
441
923
1,069
334
2,964
3
2
4
8
3
4
3
9
16
3
5
7
3
33
«
25
81
171
12
25
24
65
157
45
77
105
40
234
5
61
194
354
51
79
57
181
392
124
196
266
85
666
«
56
229
484
57
34
77
211
526
140
259
340
83
746
7
7i
165
410
42
79
80
176
433
35
231
217
71
656
S
53
122
363
29
59
47
134
347
44
155
134
52
579
9
52.1
50.2
52.2
50.3
52.0
51.5
51.3
51.3
48.2
51.6
49.7
49.7
51.6
10
liO
474
1,161
41
123
96
493
1,165
190
552
572
158
1,384
11
200
678
1,398
32
141
92
640
1,758
195
1,001
784
226
2,308
12
116
375
996
22
78
60
390
973
105
465
428
98
1,579
13
153
506
1,115
4
101
45
465
1,473
79
840
542
164
2,223
14
151
468
1,172
13
78
60
411
1,232
80
637
444
102
1,920
15
147
531
1,160
*
117
47
465
1,607
73
966
442
146
2,368
1«
197
644
1,565
66
UO
100
630
1,435
203
815
651
184
2,405
17
339
857
1,849
81
231
174
877
2,183
293
1,210
839
260
3,337
19
42
107
181
77
165
127
100
358
133
89
299
109
418
19
27
122
179
76
138
109
74
284
157
134
330
121
4S1
20
6
1
2
4
2
4
15
22
7
1
10
5
5
21
2
5
5
2
11
5
13
32
6
3
7
5
3
22
le
57
62
48
11
34
20
101
65
45
94
21
165
23
22
83
122
53
23
34
38
148
134
96
121
40
246
24
21
29
5
6
15
15
66
16
35
35
17
37
25
33
68
5
6
14
15
70
24
48
43
8
120
!«
5
5
9
1
2
5
10
25
1
10
27
9
8
2
5
2
...
6
4
"i
8
5
6
28
21
21
11
10
26
23
15
29
16
"s
31
"l
11
"7
u
83
"i
46
14
25
SO
6
7
2
2
5
2
5
1
3
31
5
7
8
2
5
2
5
9
2
4
6
13
32
15
10
22
6
2
4
5
15
U
5
6
2
45
38
11
20
34
7
9
2
14
54
U
44
20
7
82
34
10
5
139
12
25
143
8
152
24
30
35
5
139
2
25
43
63
24
15
37
'io
16
10
15
100
"a
5
89
15
U6
38
39
40
72
358
157
15
151
41
25
80
11
45
45
15
216
42
23
UO
36
20
156
"5
111
26
10
117
43
55
196
372
40
228
206
10
305
35
120
379
191
296
44
48
40
199
32
190
133
31
31
6
113
7?
32
45
98
63
1
8
7
48
135
10
174
17
131
4<
174
370
1,166
15
71
40
366
1,165
40
636
308
77
1,936
47
181
439
765
180
238
225
400
300
368
360
752
244
1,184
48
13
30
27
73
22
40
24
52
73
11
93
41
53
49
16
26
36
59
41
52
36
86
100
67
157
34
173
50
46
86
126
25
63
56
140
111
89
71
172
58
254
51
49
U7
182
3
72
38
90
216
X
86
197
40
278
52
47
130
306
14
29
36
90
246
45
30
126
59
314
53
10
50
88
6
11
3
20
89
7
45
7
12
112
54
82
370
1,045
15
70
40
365
1,116
40
590
302
75
1,309
55
71
313
840
5
63
17
260
938
33
480
254
58
1,393
5<
U
57
205
10
7
21
2
105
172
6
7
110
47
1
17
416
57
58
2,505,075
5,295,410
6,557,418
7,839,763
4,800,885
6,498,493
8,693,988
12,709,295
10,523,458
4,563,431
21,035,567
6,812,040
15,895,605
59
1,942,179
3,623,634
5,924,102
7,347,787
3,013,971
4,353,547
11,675,502
10,589,421
9,032,672
3,753,364
17,931,153
4,610,572
13,669,260
ao
9,525
6,546
3,623
40,204
15,587
24,523
U,371
6,633
25,793
4,809
19,958
21,354
5,311
11
4,967
3,368
2,749
34,659
7,424
13,620
U,281
4,070
17,073
2,513
13,975
10,926
3,228
•2
1,394,724
1,047,063
2,075,560
6,357,696
299,030
262,159
7,806,159
6,257,317
6,975,955
1,252,374
9,413,319
894,130
8,194,901
•3
1,080,330
1,425,243
2,149,720
6,342,506
366,263
528,788
11,016,230
5,352,013
7,353,369
1,221,441
10,247,109
1,198,336
7,756,873
84
5,129
1,008,877
353,823
6,332,733
154,251
259,245
62,872
361,627
6,973,846
620,202
9,000,403
821,123
2,420,248
85
704
1,346,245
303,469
6,324,203
124,032
452,205
57,992
619,329
7,342,052
407,115
9,101,965
912,262
2,131,901
88
275
285
199,077
175
9,963
127,829
126
23,008
3,455
70
2,195,811
87
120
161
174,698
450
10,133
132,733
302
64,530
31,986
1,630
2,210,731
>«
22,010
1,664
622,486
2,188
44,629
'42
7,666,739
4,907,234
131
62,600
52
671
1,906,209
89
15,235
3,525
316,075
2,203
4,306
893
10,901,648
4,473,852
2,310
55,907
3,464
2,487
1,451,932
70
1,367,310
36,237
900,174
22,600
100,150
2,872
66,580
360,627
1,852
546,564
409,409
72,266
1,672,633
71
1,064,271
75,312
1,355,478
16,100
237,475
75,685
46,457
626,094
8,705
693,889
1,109,694
281,957
1,962,314
72
1,110,351
4,248,347
4,481,858
1,482,067
4,501,855
6,236,334
892,829
6,451,978
3,547,503
3,316,057
11,622,248
5,917,910
7,700,704
73
861,349
2,198,391
3,774,382
1,005,281
2,647,703
3,829,759
659,272
4,737,408
1,729,303
2,532,423
7,684,044
3,412,236
5,912,382
74
38,539
228,328
672,811
4,968
65,181
13,513
344,254
830,087
19,675
372,755
199,012
18,461
2,404,414
75
22,308
418,693
1,017,701
U,526
126,110
23,567
168,028
576,727
47,178
302,300
232,336
33,432
2,352,752
78
383,969
1,272,030
542,355
5,071
29,524
6,434
272,295
1,829,230
324,766
1,622,835
814,232
115,226
1,942,539
n
317, 9&4
633,418
725,364
10,857
46,896
75,138
277,143
2,103,638
143,561
1,594,044
637,141
143,994
1,702,069
7»
687,843
2,747,989
3,266,692
1,472,028
4,407,150
6,216,387
276,280
3,742,6U
3,203,062
1,320,467
10,609,004
5,784,223
3,353,701
79
521,577
1,146,280
2,031,317
982,898
2,474,702
3,731,054
214,101
2,057,043
1,533,564
636,079
6,314,567
3,234,810
1,857,561
80
162
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR, TYPE OF FARM,
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
3 and explanslions. see text)
ised on reports for only a
Estimated number 0/ farms 1959 .
1954 .
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting if^ number 1959 .
Unda 25 years number 1959 .
25 to 34 years number 1959.
35 to 44 years number 1959 .
45 to 54 years number 1959 .
55 to 64 years number 1959 .
Off-farm work and otfier income:
Farm operators—
Wwkineofr their farms
. operators reporting 1959 .
1954 .
. operators reporting 1959 .
1,474
1,961
1,032
1,414
2,142
2,720
1,572
1,680
number 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners number 1959 . .
1954..
Managers number 1959..
1954..
\U tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Casii tenanU number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1959 .
Crop-share tenants number 1959 .
1954..
Livestock-share tena
r^er and unspecifiw
. number 1959.
1954..
. number 1959.
1954.
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other than vegetable and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959 . .
Cash-grain number 1959. .
Tobacco number 1959 . .
Cotton number 1959 . .
Oth« field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fniit.and-nut fanns number 1959 . .
Poultry farms number 1959 . .
Dairy farms number 1959 . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959..
Livestock ranches numbw 1959 . .
General farms number 1959 . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1869. .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959..
Class I number 1959 . .
Class n number 1959 . .
Class in - number 1959 . .
Class IV number 1959 . .
Class V number 1959 . .
Class VI number 1959 . .
nther fanns number 1959. .
Part-time number 1959. .
Part-retirement number 1959 . .
Abnormal number 1959 . .
Value ot products sold by source:
All farm products sold total, dollars 1959, .
1954..
average per farm, dollars 1959 . -
1954.-
All crops sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Field crops, oUier than vegetables
and fniits and nuts, sold dollars 1959..
1954 . .
Vegetables sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Forest products and hixticultural
specialty products sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
All livestock and livestock [Toducts sold dollars 1959. .
1954..
Poultry and poultry jvoducts sold dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Dairy products sold dollars 1959 . .
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, oOier
tjian poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959.
1954.
1,931,348
2,596,346
3,757
3,780
490,455
1,549,763
15,063
16,953
12,392
1,440,893
1,047,083
79,634
114,225
668,485
569,250
22,371,560
13,803,033
8,811
6,060
15,012,038
12,747,463
11,997,446
10,472,256
1,513,938
1,009,395
958,456
530,155
7,359,522
6,055,570
1,401,301
1,792,781
2,603,960
1,983,905
34,321,586
25,907,764
17,538
10,588
16,308,065
14,145,436
14,295,085
12,268,493
1,628,844
1,702,325
99,128
65,167
18,013,521
11,762,328
284,038
272,225
3,217,358
3,164,158
32,403,946
26,573,259
8,489
5,852
23,245,205
18,624,454
10,482,055
8,586,340
4,430,642
3,713,059
6,693,185
4,606,320
9,158,741
7,948,805
2,771,143
2,669,099
2,954,137
2,336,741
11,516,722
9,436,927
30,793
20,036
8,615,395
7,335,584
8,387,992
7,237,419
66,990
26,495
4,878
1,774
2,901,327
2,101,343
37,407
91,441
62,407
136,801
10,624,607
10,117,525
9,478
6,066
8,053,971
7,132,371
569,657
378,070
2,023,963
1,527,744
1,740,673
1,971,951
2,570,636
2,984,654
448,243
809,457
1,274,843
1,6U,307
10,435,290
10,971,633
7,578
7,359
7,547,924
8,236,523
4,044,507
4,697,207
832,170
850,846
2,376,969
2,325,131
2,887,366
2,735,160
455,815
631,972
1,320,361
1,156,396
OREGON
163
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR. TYPE OF FARM,
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
Otest datA fcr 1959 Ire based on reptxta for only a sejnple of farms. Soe text]
(Fv d«fuiitiafi8 and explajiaUons, see text)
Estin)al«d number rf turns 1959
195<
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting aite number 1959
Und« 25 years number 1959
25 (D 34 years number 1959
35 to 44 years number 1959
45 to 54 years number 1959
55 to 04 years number 1959
65 or more years number 1959
Averse age years 1959
Off-farm work and other Income:
Farm operators—
Working off their farms operators reportin|> 1959 .
too or more days operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Ifith other income of family exceeding
value of farm products 9<4d (>p«xalors report] nf; 1959 .
1954.
Fanns by tenure of operator:
Full owners number 1959.
1954.
Pan owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 .
1»4.
All lenanu number 19&9 .
1954.
Cash tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Share-cash tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Crop-share tenants number 1959.
1054.
Livestock-share tenants number 1959.
1954.
fXber and unapeciritd tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other than veftetable aiaj fruit-and-nut . . number 1959
Cash-frain nisnber 1959
Tobacco nianber 1969
CoUon number 1959
(Xher field-cnip number 1959
Veftetable faiTM number 1959
Fruit-and-nut fuiM numbtr 1959
Poultry farms number 1959
Dairy fama number 1959
Livestock farm other than poultry lAd dairy rnim numbv 1959
Livestock ranches numbv 1959
General farms numbw 1950
Miscellanamjs and unclassiried farms number 1059
Farms by econoinlc class:
rormercial farms number 1959
Clasfl I number 1959
Classf] number 1959
Class ni number 1959
Class IV number 1959
ClasB V number 1959
Class VI number 1959
father farms number 1959
Part-time number 1059
Part.r«iremeat number 1959
number 1959
Value of products sold by souce:
All farm products old lotaj. ddlsrs 1959
1954
aversRe per farm, dollars 1059
1954
All oops sold dollars 1059
1054
Field crops, other than vegetablas
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959
1954
Veir««bles sold dollarsl059
1954
Fruits and nuls sold dollars 1969
1954
Foreet products aiMj hcstjcultwsi
specialty products sold dollars 1969
1964
All livestock and livestock fSoducts sold dollars 1069
1954
Poultry and poultry [soducts sold dollars 1959
Dairy (roducu aold dollars 1959
1954
Livestock and livestock (voducts, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1060
1064
6,U7,977
5, 509, 146
7,997
6,260
231,276
195,746
13,843
2,136
1,461
184,836
5,686,701
5,313,400
38,095
31,106
5,267,495
4,965,856
37,981,397
26,966,656
22,211
14,344
25,941,507
20,%9,468
19,801,390
17,028,397
5,311,288
3,036,409
163,249
193,567
12,039,890
5,997,188
1,114,809
892,787
1,304,114
768,340
9,815,384
8,222,931
11,400
8,256
5,267,616
5,388,607
4,769,603
5,042,228
122,542
11,247
118,812
106,944
4,547,768
2,834,324
70,331
90,272
424,451
346,803
6,867,405
5,892,911
11,881
8,590
1,759,508
2,093,256
1,529,711
1,868,016
31,921
1,168
2,187
2,602
5,107,897
3,799,655
13,979
30,672
299,099
517,316
10,293,117
9,008,001
15,572
llj204
7,355,294
6,943,957
4,418,127
4,743,166
87,985
76,180
2,793,468
2,019,807
2,937,823
2,064,044
84,700
1,593
2,306
1,251
1,691
18,256,329
16,287,918
6,435
4,431
10,429,065
9,979,064
2,931,437
3,267,308
700,072
1,142,189
4,576,143
4,191,243
7,827,264
6,308,654
2,479,296
2,516,493
3,503,145
2,876,010
1,948,649
2,032,057
16,655
14,210
556,597
586, 128
14,451
7,423
27,416
17,204,975
15,125,825
7,991
6,194
9,415,172
6,888,963
3,872,595
4,336,735
1,469,925
1,078,023
3,141,146
2, 864, 906
7,789,803
6,236,862
3,316,822
3,217,220
2,487,087
1,578,756
164
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
■ eKcopt residfloce of operator ve bu«d
(For dennitions ind explanatio
EstimatAd number of fanns. .
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAnUTIES
amin COTibines faniis reportir
Can pickers famis teprrting 1959 .
Pick-up balers farms re[xrting 19fi9 .
. farms repcrting 1959 .
I Motortrucks farms reportin
Tractots other than parden farms reporting 1
1 tractor farms reporting 1
2 or mere tractors farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms rpportirg 1959 .
Jen tractors farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
number 1959 , .
1954 . .
\ulomcibites farms reporting 1959. ,
1954..
number 1959. .
1954..
' Telephone farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
HomefrBeier -. . .farms rejxxting 1959..
1954..
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
ic milk cooler farms reporting 1959 . ,
Oop drier (for grain, fcrage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . .
Poiver-operatod elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting 1959 , .
Fainis by kintl of road on Mhtch located:
Hard surface farms reporting 19,59 . .
1950 . .
Gravel, shell, or shttle farms reporting 1959.
1950..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting 1959 .
1950..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms ropefting 1959 .
1 to 4 miles farms reputing 1959 .
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959 .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate avera^ date of enumeration 1959 .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDOia ENUMERATION '
Family workers, including operalilB (arms reporting 1959 .
Operatcra working 1
. persons 1059 .
1 to 14 hours persons 1959 . .
15 or more hours persons 19.59 . .
Unpaid members of opmtcr's family
working 15 or me»e hours farms reporting 1959 . .
persons 1959 .
Hired workers farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
persons 1959 . .
1954..
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) . , . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
persons 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959 . .
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959 . .
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Resitling on farm Ofwraled operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
esiding on farm operated operators reporting 1959 . .
1954.
^For 1954, data relate to »eeli of September 26-October 2.
9,112
9,389
10,592
11,264
4,418
2,286
1,669
2,490
1,689
30,375
33,510
48,930
48,325
35,131
40,353
71,114
67,140
31,976
56,747
18,083
13,893
29,653
32,507
45,291
43,371
9,443
9,257
11,456
10,852
13,492
12,404
14,367
12,917
37,258
46,271
47,381
61,069
35,977
38,615
27,449
22,682
8,035
9,812
3,083
397
7,812
21,319
22,485
17,294
26,836
3,302
7,893
1,622
1,680
1,123
557
35,322
48,604
51,887
72,271
34,144
47,126
12,357
21,787
5,819
8,663
16,332
37,722
3,766
4,503
7,459
8,675
38,143
51,129
2,501
2,788
U/8-U/14
1,047
1,089
1,507
2,636
2,869
3,296
3,393
3,603
4,225
6,061
6,163
3,153
4,232
2,359
794
2,953
3,275
3,623
3,787
1,754
1,676
1,829
1,731
3,693
3,896
2,513
1,966
2,857
2,546
1,298
2,931
3,599
5,222
5,168
7,512
3,459
5,022
1,527
1,932
1,196
1,388
1,752
1,435
1,140
1,742
1,595
1,218
2,462
1,089
1,027
1,363
1,176
1,345
1,573
OREGON
165
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on reports for only & sample of (arma. See text]
Curry
Deschutes
Doug IBS
GllUam
Grant
Hamey
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Late
lane
=
263
809
1,810
195
308
265
765
1,916
408
950
1,054
319
2,993
391
1,076
2,155
212
406
320
1,035
2,602
532
1,494
1,382
422
4,235
2
117
235
140
46
88
15
79
276
47
451
112
323
s
1
161
206
151
67
76
75
371
43
528
150
495
4
13.7
235
246
46
104
15
80
319
47
585
115
365
5
1
169
211
10
207
1
67
1
101
75
3
417
1
44
710
154
544
23
7
9
226
20
10
20
220
1
66
1
77
'54
'46
7
3
7
274
1
193
1
"i
109
1
"i
457
122
26
23
26
258
8
9
10
11
A
145
144
55
45
41
25
185
160
78
393
75
229
12
9
235
221
69
79
63
40
280
196
U4
498
128
258
13
'
145
145
56
45
44
25
186
151
78
417
110
234
28
46
4
9
21
82
34
57
43
10
88
15
5
27
33
8
18
7
71
45
21
73
3
90
16
29
53
4
9
21
84
35
63
60
11
104
17
5
27
33
8
18
7
72
47
21
73
3
90
18
200
551
1,256
181
265
239
535
1,325
371
630
922
293
1,818
19
247
688
1,253
210
340
276
590
1,520
454
849
1,168
337
2,208
20
271
928
1,551
764
438
536
763
1,924
770
780
2,215
592
2,480
21
301
891
1,581
709
508
488
800
1,978
702
1,004
2,295
600
2,746
22
206
643
1,404
178
274
233
640
1,354
388
710
889
291
2,438
23
218
691
1,465
195
343
267
675
1,619
477
879
1,059
342
3,005
24
365
1,013
2,490
532
768
937
1,225
2,618
968
1,241
2,221
825
4,541
25
356
926
2,181
451
722
719
1,135
2,510
941
1,192
2,250
795
4,909
26
167
623
1,238
178
268
232
580
1,143
388
580
857
291
2,077
27
261
946
1,665
488
721
924
924
1,866
916
856
2,079
785
3,153
28
100
413
916
41
75
40
351
711
91
430
292
87
1,418
29
67
210
322
137
193
192
229
432
297
150
565
204
659
30
151
622
1,095
150
255
227
494
1,072
387
535
833
285
1,977
31
154
670
1,086
150
336
255
530
1,103
471
524
994
335
2,283
32
210
888
1,237
214
606
798
686
1,508
827
725
l,y71
533
2,665
33
176
846
1,227
171
590
591
620
1,393
848
736
1,654
528
2,918
34
50
54
385
153
105
94
220
295
70
128
386
129
432
35
40
41
368
170
96
81
240
352
71
98
352
92
487
51
58
428
274
115
126
238
358
89
141
508
152
488
37
43
41
395
243
102
114
280
424
S3
109
479
115
498
38
103
67
801
44
46
12
279
712
52
345
137
39
1,297
39
122
39
538
36
X
12
225
672
9
337
U7
53
1,437
40
104
67
825
44
47
U
301
752
52
375
142
40
1,388
41
137
39
559
37
30
lA
235
693
10
347
117
53
1,493
4!
219
697
1,484
172
260
218
690
1,637
386
815
933
229
2,670
43
305
879
1,713
198
306
247
910
2,217
485
1,234
1,219
348
3,613
44
250
827
1,739
283
331
379
9U
2,121
492
970
1,250
280
3,416
45
374
1,117
2,141
329
457
416
1,390
3,125
639
1,674
1,797
537
4,491
46
160
710
1,497
162
269
100
710
1,712
328
795
894
185
2,719
47
139
838
1,420
168
313
135
805
1,863
386
949
1,134
215
3,299
4«
157
493
1,317
174
250
161
443
1,255
262
548
825
201
2,025
<9
199
388
1,069
137
216
81
320
942
252
522
678
204
1,852
50
24
217
127
14
26
4
55
423
66
227
76
33
342
51
49
174
12*
3
17
11
105
513
78
370
99
68
493
52
12
75
23
13
"i
1
45
172
U
25
156
16
41
4
10
153
11
53
54
5
176
155
116
67
'50
45
282
199
75
414
981
325
55
96
609
763
32
103
34
459
1,165
128
672
754
84
1,494
5«
147
459
721
54
176
35
499
1,222
123
519
569
119
1,602
57
127
62
725
137
107
U6
24«
456
221
127
205
150
1,369
58
240
181
1,542
89
51
79
447
879
85
450
555
121
2,450
59
30
133
231
20
94
99
55
238
57
145
86
85
125
60
60
276
315
94
179
203
65
517
336
665
283
208
300
61
20
93
98
3
X
5
40
173
16
80
55
33
61
62
10
40
133
17
64
94
15
65
41
65
31
52
64
69
2
36
102
4
M
40
15
44
35
60
24
18
49
64
8
4
31
13
34
54
21
6
5
7
34
15
65
U
15-U/21
U/l.U/7
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
U/8-11/14
11/8-U/14
11/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
11/8-U/14
11/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
U/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
66
224
713
1,513
173
284
235
582
1,614
319
867
832
273
2,440
67
329
943
1,871
202
387
294
880
2,221
473
1,404
1,197
353
3,777
68
330
1,157
2,240
240
459
360
764
2,307
455
1,255
1,238
368
3,558
69
470
1,515
2,720
273
594
417
1,265
3,331
709
2,076
1,813
578
5,401
70
213
683
1,483
172
264
231
552
1,532
319
822
809
251
2,341
71
308
942
1,807
197
383
290
830
2,135
458
1,364
1,148
351
3,640
T2
82
229
691
40
68
23
220
582
39
310
282
40
1,005
71
136
454
792
132
196
208
332
950
280
512
527
221
1,336
74
74
326
529
54
123
96
162
595
100
341
299
79
901
76
112
474
757
68
195
129
212
775
136
433
429
107
1,217
76
51
66
80
86
85
lU
179
140
34
115
204
96
280
n
90
99
167
Ul
96
118
445
285
147
129
348
108
487
76
149
205
206
142
169
329
914
668
269
518
763
234
661
79
391
215
355
174
219
290
5,685
1,267
558
356
2,568
283
1,733
80
29
40
58
63
70
73
114
123
64
74
139
79
174
61
36
49
72
91
85
99
200
192
67
68
225
79
204
62
70
67
64
104
130
178
188
330
125
167
405
151
402
a>
37
91
106
127
184
221
370
541
149
138
500
184
308
M
20
21
52
40
48
42
85
73
41
38
62
45
103
W
9
19
6
23
22
31
29
50
23
36
77
33
71
•6
244
752
1,647
153
300
252
728
1,709
393
86b
919
302
2,650
a
372
1,018
2,023
«7
379
296
943
2,504
512
1,415
1,188
366
3,836
n
14
37
61
35
10
34
44
82
28
24
141
31
121
■
15
46
78
22
22
12
55
115
71
24
104
55
147
iO
166
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
[All d&ta except residence of operator are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texi^
(For deRnitions and explanations, see text)
Eatimated numbs of farms. .
SPEaFTED EQUIPKfENT AND FACILmES
(Win ccrobines farms reporting
number
Com pickers farms repnrtinp
number
Pick-up balers farms reporting
number
Field forage harvesters farms reporting
number
Motortrucks farms reporting
number
Tractors farms reporting
number
Trsctors other than garden farms roportinp
number
1 trsclor farms reporting
2 t* more tractors farms reporting
Wheel traclcFS ■ - fanns reptjrting
number
Crawler tractcrs farms reporting
number
Garden tractor farms reporting
Automobiles farms reporting
number
Telephone farms reporting
Home freeier farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
ic milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms repoting
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface. farms reporting
Gravel, shell, or shale farms repcrting
Dirt cr unimproved farms reportine
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 or more mile^ to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 to 4 miles - - farms reporting
5 or more miles farms reporting
DATE OF ENUMERATION
3 average date of
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION*
Family workers, including operatcrs tanns repcrting 1959 . .
1954 . .
persons 1059 . .
1954..
Operatcrs working 1 or mere hours persons 1959 . .
1954 . .
1 to H hours persCTis 19S9 . .
15 or mere hours parsons 1969 . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working IS or more hoios farms reporting 1959 . .
persons 1959..
Hired workers farms repcrting 1959 . ,
1954..
persons 1959 . .
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) . . . farms repoting 1959. .
1954..
persons 1959.
1054.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959 .
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959 .
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1999 .
19M.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
1,793
1,853
2,640
2,.i62
2,163
2,462
4,711
4,360
1,953
3,572
1,001
952
1,933
2,132
3,142
3,001
U/15-U/21
U/15-U/21
467
2,265
610
2,760
649
3,286
974
3,996
452
2,185
595
2,640
1,636
1,597
2,858
2,604
1,769
2,126
3,991
3,723
1,749
3,840
576
1,173
1,717
2,067
3,620
3,266
2,300
3,074
3,832
1,775
2,247
328
1,447
3,207
3,621
6,982
6,024
2,982
5,445
1,623
1,359
1,056
142
1,376
978
143
1,189
1,139
151
1,537
1,005
143
1,281
2,258
1,748
3,469
2,736
2,113
3,935
2,893
2,106
4,466
3,325
2,799
5,14«
2,273
1,569
3,311
2,342
1,729
3,349
1,770
1,410
2,142
1,471
1,U4
1,783
2,403
2,715
1,272
1,916
2,937
4,049
4,339
6,118
2,322
3,958
1,053
1,769
1,123
1,695
1,173
1,452
910
1,187
1,213
1,121
1,8U
2,506
1,803
2,120
745
1,082
1,325
1,945
1,003
1,372
1,363
1,929
1,427
1,363
2,010
1,206
1,316
1,517
1,727
1,174
1,318
1,583
2,000
1,143
1,293
427
716
^For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-October 2.
OREGON
167
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
^ [m d*t* except residence of openlor are based on reports for only a sample of fama. See text]
9 and explanationa. see text)
Estimated nusiber of farms. .
1959.
1954.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILmES
Oftin combinee farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Cwn pickvs farms reprrtinp 1959 . ,
1954.
1954.
Field foTB^ hi
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
^lotortrucks farms reptiting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
Tractors farms reptvting 1959 .
1954..
nofflber 1959 . .
Tractors other than gattJen farms reporting 1959 , ,
number 1959..
1 (rmclor farms reporting 1959 . .
2 or nure (ractorv farms reportini; 19S9 . .
W>ieel tractcTS farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Crawler tractors farms reportinjit 1959 . .
1954..
nnmbor 1959 . .
1954..
Garden tractcrs farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Autontobilee farms repoting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Telephone farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Home freeter farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Milking machiM farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
P4ectric milk cooler farms reporting 1959..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . .
riT>«-aled elevator, conveyor, or blow* farms reporting 1959 . .
Fsnns by kind of road on vitiicti located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 . .
1950..
Gravel, nhell, or shale farmn reporting 1959 . .
1950..
Dirt a unimproved farms repcrting 1959 . .
1950..
I^ess than 1 mtle to a hard surface ro*d fanns repeating 1959 . .
1 or more mileA to a hard aisface road farms reporting 1959 . .
1 to 4 miles farms reporting 1950 . .
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959 . .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate average date of e
FARM LABOR. WFJX PRECEDING ENUMERATION*
Family workern, incliiding operators farms reporting 1
1
1
Operators working 1 or mtje houra persons 1
.1959.
P.egular Mirkers (enployed 150 o
. . farms reporting 1
1 workers fanns reporting I
1
persons 1
1
B days) . . . farms reporting 1
1
persons 1
1
Fanns reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1
FARM OPFRATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated opwaUis reporting 1
1
Not residing on farm operated .operators reporting 1
1,615
2,034
2,296
1,545
1,517
1,091
1,382
1,677
1,946
2,226
1,344
1,649
446
1,387
691
1,427
787
3,453
1,142
3,322
1,165
1,433
738
1,451
765
3,176
1,567
2,906
1,366
1,368
702
2,840
1,356
740
337
628
365
1,197
669
1,219
687
1,857
1,084
1,739
956
1,772
1,986
2,376
2,435
2,291
2,861
4,203
4,376
2,066
3,154
1,315
751
1,795
2,066
2,372
2,533
1,046
1,049
1,101
2,502
3,161
3,209
4,219
2,271
2,440
1,743
1,458
1,555
1,687
1,159
2,206
2,159
3,265
3,212
5,003
2,054
3,160
792
1,262
1,410
1,551
2,167
2,139
1,788
1,900
3,631
3,155
1,693
2,797
988
705
1,492
1,450
2,102
1,854
1,838
2,081
2,250
2,714
1,738
1,787
1,279
1,664
2,155
2,387
3,212
1,588
2,128
598
990
^For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-October 2.
168
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[OfttA are based on reports lor only
ISF. OF COMMEnnAI, FERTILIZER AND LIKIE
.... farms reporting
Dr>
Crotw on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture . . .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture {not cropland).
Dryi
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
s reporting
3 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
s repeSing
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
icres limed
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting
dollars
Pur'-hase of livestock and poultry farms reporting
Machine hire farms reporting
dollars
Under S200 farms repeating
S200t«?999 farms reporting
SI, 000 or mere farms repating
Hired labor farms reporting
dollars
Under $1,000 farms reporting
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting
$2,500 or more farms reporting
$2,500 to S4,999 farms reporting
$5,000 or more farms repoTtinp
(jasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting
dollars
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting
dollars
20,386
21,706
1,742,986
1,312,499
175,577
148,790
13,745
148,458
3,419
27,119
8,750
8,218
274,718
218,718
8,438
29,150
417
1,420
2,638
3,223
52,091
51,319
2,509
5,167
146
280
5,991
4,845
549,250
364,436
4,437
10,759
1,671
U,623
5,143
NA
276,240
NA
3,959
12,314
1,290
104
512
10,686
560,230
10,166
81,676
1,356
8,296
2,090
1,727
34,683
23,615
58,769
34,764
42,130
30,974
41,785
52,994,239
46,629,480
17,973
34,830,429
17,632
24,045
8,547,880
6,952,427
9,697
6,169
1,766
19,510
24,495
49,505,734
47,432,372
11,986
16,059
3,001
3,667
4,523
4,769
40,405
39,707
19,980,165
17,704,432
11,304
9,493
1,073
48,057
42,407
5,179
3,891
1,909
2,173
53,267
50,622
7,735
6,764
1,869
7,573
1,087
23,543
1,067
4,391
4,160
854,009
872,907
780
2,492
515
868
2,282
155
1,357
3,631
2,272
640
3,822
440
892
4,260
473
654
3,054
423
881
4,338
613
850,531
6,494,283
749,775
593,434
4,670,626
1,085,737
442
1,715
208
318,753
1,650,763
239,255
331
1,820
177
490
2,683
301
112,281
388,503
17,796
157,800
451,341
48,615
185
1,225
151
126
550
26
20
45
344
1,719
152
429
2,355
238
526,385
2,766,575
332,435
475,793
2,329,674
304,220
224
1,267
105
339
1,773
171
1,523
847,047
834,730
1,033
1,116
232,112
2»,945
1,185
989,352
1,073,309
OREGON
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
169
k s«np)« of fanna. See tortj
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
Omiajii
Grant
Hamey
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Late
Tflne
78
555
637
89
58
22
540
671
319
342
454
106
1,307
1
103
521
452
83
74
12
700
869
425
594
622
126
1,387
2
1,002
30,059
23,862
64,397
4,622
3,162
13,134
23,557
44,613
11,095
53,083
10,899
67,493
793
22,588
16,518
28,873
4,269
3,055
14,375
32,597
39,965
11,500
75,761
' 8,171
66,776
252
4,203
2,754
1,597
340
234
2,461
3,267
8,069
1,856
7,057
627
9,278
,
294
3,392
1,689
1,134
365
362
3,314
4,026
4,371
1,568
13,679
616
7,450
-
78
550
637
9
54
22
540
656
306
342
408
92
1,262
_
252
4,181
2,754
124
307
234
2,343
3,055
7,150
1,856
6,228
566
8,426
e
20
85
6
15
53
97
125
21
123
9
22
1,473
33
113
212
919
829
61
852
10
U
512
420
14
50
16
130
461
227
240
215
73
645
11
24
403
290
24
63
10
200
487
221
444
143
98
620
12
181
22,833
13,283
1,056
3,799
2,462
1,385
15,382
10,191
7,405
14,557
4,921
17,110
13
455
15,419
8,061
1,318
3,709
3,029
1,365
14,679
6,175
9,580
9,523
4,449
14,306
14
U
507
420
7
46
16
130
456
225
240
210
73
615
19
3,130
5
3
1,628
31
9
51
232
4
27
163
165
1,490
16
56
1,324
2
8
1,007
1,444
5
23
379
1,567
36
101
16
17
8
131
141
1
7
1
35
160
45
81
48
'ii
250
19
1
133
132
6
e
80
228
95
120
43
20
291
M
465
3,867
4,751
260
157
300
350
4,400
770
1,455
1,720
1,535
3,461
21
13
1,519
2,461
113
193
430
4,710
1,346
1,150
2,043
245
5,173
22
e
131
141
7
1
35
150
39
81
42
13
230
23
36
429
463
"i
2
11
30
33
356
10
36
73
20
249
118
6
5
77
271
20
30
24
25
2(1
'■78
'ii
84
"4
'io
56
252
104
'57
205
27
89
42
73
6
1
22
349
10
173
35
190
28
856
175
48,259
410
140
745
14,184
3,346
3,789
3,919
29
1,212
6U
26,517
108
'20
288
15,521
145
5,549
1,370
4,616
30
73
31
4
2
10
51
202
77
36
189
31
127
5
21
90
82
4
2
11
64
5
1,115
60
202
27
72
21
456
23
32
33
3
1,110
6
13
447
101
60
60
34
75
64
40
7
"5
71
152
247
15
187
35
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
36
740
1,773
13,422
104
250
3,175
5,559
18,449
384
5,428
37
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
36
65
64
6
5
66
120
179
13
161
39
94
134
4
18
137
559
1,459
27
273
40
10
40
1
10
37
85
2
33
41
7
285
'21
24
161
537
1
209
42
5
70
5
147
'10
168
5
43
NA
NA
NA
BA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
44
5
7J3
350
4,938
10
7,141
25
45
NA
5
1
HA
70
269
5
5
NA
NA
NA
HA
5
35
NA
NA
NA
142
1,619
30
166
NA
10
NA
168
2,212
34
79
HA
HA
5
15
47
50
63
60
lAl
5
3
i
445
136
192
79
117
1
674
51
351
1,030
3,880
1,400
152
50
11,059
4,355
8,971
2,225
12,870
220
37,550
52
63
55
141
1
3
1
445
120
185
79
102
1
653
53
196
132
508
3
6
6
2,116
1,008
2,460
596
793
11
5,344
54
10
4
15
27
22
16
63
55
4
25
113
83
117
84
452
56
46
59
25
84
26
169
57
5
31
73
5
36
56
12
2
87
58
340
1,202
190
2,745
1,635
1,417
59
15
525
1,059
25
430
370
185
SO
1,215
60
757
2,192
85
1,402
1,680
2,547
61
30
237
1,876
10
213
280
230
60
1,401
62
263
803
1,770
189
302
263
760
1,387
408
945
1,053
319
2,951
«3
161
713
1,470
151
268
217
371
1,407
301
817
702
244
2,183
64
326
848
1,770
173
321
231
655
2,115
376
1,339
964
329
3,357
65
250,418
1,230,764
1,613,502
215,451
374,757
678, 520
319,591
1,640,273
656,844
1,311,975
2,169,235
422,840
3,941,964
ee
233,963
1,077,994
1,938,480
215,769
506,877
415,216
384,670
1,795,210
214,062
1,559,023
1,834,315
431,655
4,234,731
67
76
492
764
95
161
100
225
925
209
460
512
149
1,224
68
126,940
927,983
808,085
303,485
738,230
1,349,056
138,490
1,618,046
1,328,314
473,065
3,382,415
572,284
1,167,741
69
73
284
415
75
98
81
390
812
211
316
451
127
947
70
U6
362
717
96
200
U2
520
962
261
712
692
222
1,423
71
36,535
91,237
73,362
97,928
43,490
84,161
153,590
255,742
291,200
166,345
407,278
168,390
287,653
72
50,229
108,161
127,758
97,355
65,298
82,246
75,700
231,067
205,868
93,895
460,516
128,163
250,858
73
28
163
288
12
55
20
215
538
49
220
150
38
679
74
40
101
118
30
34
48
130
207
98
76
197
53
190
75
5
20
9
33
9
13
45
67
64
20
104
36
78
76
136
294
506
159
193
194
530
666
278
320
548
177
1,048
77
184
312
660
187
260
213
645
798
324
364
743
255
1,483
78
541,541
338,706
462,809
618,941
476,970
713,820
1,543,248
2,i20,488
773,852
857,605
2,069,351
706,430
2,333,967
79
286,279
315,323
460,242
5W,780
575,365
786,614
2,240,875
2,545,233
689,879
463,130
2,704,940
680,772
2,406,385
80
53
210
384
49
98
92
265
471
134
200
292
76
705
81
106
243
516
47
141
80
320
555
167
290
330
160
1,060
82
30
35
64
35
41
45
100
68
51
45
105
34
129
83
19
41
80
64
45
52
100
49
85
36
170
36
154
84
53
49
58
75
54
57
165
127
93
75
151
67
214
85
59
28
64
76
74
81
225
194
72
38
243
59
269
et
21
23
38
37
28
26
76
53
52
29
59
38
77
87
32
26
20
38
26
31
89
74
41
46
92
29
137
88
258
788
1,714
183
286
262
725
1,728
408
900
1,026
319
2,815
81
303
647
1,441
210
359
295
735
1,377
496
689
1,070
357
2,834
to
101,725
285, 535
405,201
371,124
269,500
372,948
253,592
732,702
421,816
217,011
993,144
353,146
680,561
n
102,676
252,505
332,325
346,021
258,691
350,138
263,265
689,355
424,158
154,767
1,047,769
339,268
729,516
•s
90
268
423
98
102
60
298
454
183
280
416
163
799
n
83,444
57,891
135,554
86,882
29,669
22,076
95,967
99,457
174,759
100,435
276,412
42,585
187,379
M
170
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES-
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data are based on reports for 0
nly a sample of farms. See t«xt]
(Foe derinitions ami explanation
, see text)
Lincoln
Uirn
Malheur
Marion
Mditow
MtHtnomali
Poli
Sherman
I'SE OF COMXfFRnAL FERTILIZER AND LUIE
1
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
, farms rrrorting 1959...
96
1,574
1,135
2,301
201
597
810
171
2
1954 . . .
115
1,498
1,220
2,545
148
777
683
130
3
es on which used 1959 .. .
1,872
189,810
66,114
147,194
87,678
16,656
73,240
85,803
4
1954...
2,664
155,260
59,753
107,857
20,256
12,588
55,703
53,214
5
tons 1959...
261
25,296
17,093
22,626
1,759
4,085
7,778
1,700
e
1954 .. .
282
21,316
14,891
15,112
782
3,446
5,469
1,537
Dry mnlehala
96
1,533
1,030
2,230
105
592
8
tons 1959 .. .
261
24,024
14,811
20,547
514
4,072
6,602
47
9
258
306
392
150
1,176
10
Ions 1959...
1,272
2,287
2,079
1,245
13
1,653
Ctops on which used-
11
Hay and CfDpland pasture
^
646
237
741
58
102
298
20
12
1954...
7i
544
272
694
75
70
217
15
13
acres 1959 .. .
1,127
16,823
7,833
13,332
2,175
2,025
9,702
789
14
1954 . . .
2,430
15,852
5,254
13,557
1,846
980
5,561
710
15
. /arms reporting 1959
46
611
287
721
55
102
282
16
136
1,525
919
2,450
145
1B3
824
25
17
Liquid materials
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
60
22
145
18
Ions 1959 . . .
131
28
11
12
19
Other pasture (not cropland)
20
295
165
336
41
50
113
173
20
1954 . . .
17
285
125
14
1
21
acres 1959 .. .
280
4,317
1,170
1,780
373
530
2,049
25
22
1954 . . .
149
4,202
2,320
4,830
182
530
2,527
10
23
Dry materials
20
285
64
g
41
26
103
168
24
tons 1959'!!
53
463
284
194
14
25
. farms rerorting 1959.
20
15
26
tons 1959 .. .
70
25
14
2
27
Wheat
370
472
348
211
168
126
28
1954...
300
364
523
45
26
29
acres 1959 .. .
6,039
7,145
13,962
73,137
670
9,770
69,799
30
1954 .. .
5,148
6,038
9,709
12,065
510
7,016
45,353
31
Dry materials
, farms reporting 1959 .. .
343
413
693
29
32
309
3
32
tons 1959 .. .
545
1,065
1,122
251
54
753
15
33
Liquid materials
. farms reporting 1959. . .
43
59
56
105
51
165
34
tons 1959...
91
169
55
1,045
U7
1,367
35
Barley
, faims reporting 1959 .. .
478
196
709
43
37
428
81
36
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
37
acr»s 1959...
13,642
3,203
22,643
11,258
1,505
27,370
14,990
38
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
39
Dry materials
401
185
590
7
37
351
2
40
tons 1959...
943
551
1,242
12
130
1,807
7
41
87
11
124
36
97
TO
42
tons 1959...
...
189
48
259
189
562
267
43
Irish potatoes
. farms reporting 1959. . .
292
31
71
44
1954 . . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
'na
NA
liii
NA
45
acres 1959...
11, 3U
155
1,255
46
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
a
4T
Dry materials
282
31
71
48
t<iisl959...
3,447
31
348
49
Liquid materials
21
50
tons 1959!!!
150
51
All other crops
. faims reporting 1959...
40
1,052
922
1,700
'37
493
536
"i
52
acres 1959...
465
148,989
35,402
90,272
735
10,621
29,349
200
53
Dry materials
. farms reporting 1959. . .
40
1,035
801
1,644
37
488
500
54
tons 1959...
72
20,548
8,545
15,508
92
3,331
3,050
55
Liquid materials
. farms reporting 1959. . .
162
294
262
20
69
"i
56
tons 1959...
791
1,920
1,712
13
338
5
57
Lime or liming materials used dunng the year . . .
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
15
148
6
273
113
135
58
1954. ..
26
167
5
232
30
78
59
acres limed 1959...
250
3,570
89
3,591
2,155
3,357
60
1954...
155
5,609
200
2,295
625
2,323
61
tons 1959 .. .
1,330
5,848
164
7,225
2,070
6,311
62
1954 . . .
340
8,238
200
4,440
490
3,276
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDITIIRES
63
\ny of the following specified expenditures
. farms reporting 1959...
514
2,524
1,955
3,777
374
1,111
1,372
233
64
Feed for livestock and poultry
. farms reporting 1959. ..
474
2,067
1,557
2,475
257
565
979
163
65
1954 . . .
631
2,584
1,781
3,299
335
1,015
994
138
66
dollars 1959 . . .
399,390
3,235,164
2,299,063
3,794,215
466,815
1,303,191
1,012,133
127,882
67
1954...
630,247
2,796,512
1,429,470
2,956,323
373,295
994,680
983,710
105,939
68
Purchase of livestock and poultry
. farms reporting 1959. ■■
241
1,290
855
1,295
163
315
525
83
69
dollars 1959...
158,776
951,075
3,750,537
1,166,933
483,530
308,990
466,672
187,024
70
Machine hire
. farms reporting 1959...
73
1,069
1,324
1,912
99
404
694
78
71
1954...
148
1,277
1,531
2,350
178
582
693
113
72
dollars 1959...
22,857
455,995
956,004
1,097,566
114,032
90,530
223,250
121,924
73
1954...
23,060
456,753
741,508
751,522
103,441
67,645
171,305
35,488
74
Under S200
. farms reporting 1959. . .
41
634
423
957
28
267
387
4
75
S2001OS999
. farms reporting 1959...
22
316
636
735
32
123
253
28
76
$1,000 or more
. farms reporting 1959. . .
10
119
265
220
39
14
54
46
77
Hired labor
farms reoortine 1959
117
1,170
1,202
1 224
2 017
249
664
555
216
78
1954 .. .
230
1^462
2^486
335
968
689
231
79
dollars 1959...
122,846
2,313,318
3,595,066
6,351,215
748,511
3,347,590
1,777,193
518,823
80
1954 . . .
108,125
1,759,490
3,684,308
4,961,667
799,541
1,914,025
1,910,798
522,248
81
I'nder $1.000
. farms reporung 1959...
89
817
708
1,131
97
283
296
69
82
1954...
200
903
926
1,620
174
573
438
74
83
$1,000 to $2,499
. farms reporting 1959...
16
143
174
299
63
150
33
68
84
1954 .. .
23
120
195
352
63
197
119
79
85
S2,500 or more
. farms reporting 1959. . .
12
205
342
537
39
231
176
79
86
1954 . . .
7
179
341
514
93
198
132
78
87
$2,500 to $4,999
. farms reporting 1959...
6
85
161
182
41
60
78
52
88
$6,000 or mere
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
6
120
181
355
48
171
98
27
89
Gasoline and other pelroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
449
2,399
1,944.
3,712
374
1,038
1,337
222
SO
1954...
486
2,296
2,143
3,506
390
1,192
1,111
251
91
dollars 1959...
76,732
1,215,476
1,327,185
1,5X,138
606,263
451,556
657,340
393,140
92
1954 .. .
74,171
944,685
1,535,186
1,166,279
500,674
243,145
583,212
361,558
93
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
36
360
1,081
1,423
154
477
504
94
94
dollars 1969...
8,332
219,902
876,425
552,924
73,992
307,923
125,008
92,891
NA Not available.
OREGON
171
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES-
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a samofe of farms. See text]
Item
(For deriniUons and expluiatio
ns, see text)
nUaiDook
Umatilla
Union
•alloim
Wasco
Wastlington
Wheeler
Yanihlll
t'SE OF CruWFRnAL FERTILIZER AND UME
1
Commercial rertiliEer and feniliting
matenajs used duhnf! the year
. . . farms renorting 1959
315
970
398
259
422
1,475
31
1,104
2
1954
285
885
288
233
368
1,624
24
1,033
3
»9 on which Ii3«l 1959
9,210
270,483
37,070
23,753
78,183
67,071
4,886
78,336
<
1954
6,290
179,238
26,443
22,549
46,973
52,447
2,268
54,303
5
tons 1989
1,174
10,003
2,398
1,699
4,137
7,160
333
7,553
*
1954
960
6,747
2,236
1,432
3,166
7,484
154
5,554
7
300
1,111
607
4,141
281
1,439
194
785
243
1,483
tons 1959
1,440
6,557
31
333
1,073
6,441
9
. . farms reportjn^ 1959
35
478
5,862
1B6
959
120
914
244
2,649
62
603
10
tons 1959
63
119
1,112
Oops m which us«d-
u
270
210
224
232
145
106
155
145
181
103
560
532
12
1964
16
17
356
322
13
acres 1959
7,285
8,228
6,440
6,516
7,044
12,119
1,258
10,178
H
1954
4,030
9,526
4,707
4,476
4,069
8,315
1,127
8,0%
15
255
194
556
144
410
139
452
122
541
550
1,366
1<
tons 1959
920
16
78
341
940
17
35
30
16
37
65
104
15
100
15
126
18
tons 1959
62
292
10
19
OOier pastive (not cnpland)
85
76
21
18
180
205
133
132
20
1954
120
69
22
10
21
acres 1959
1,925
1,653
260
537
1,500
2,370
2,120
22
1954
2,260
1,990
295
320
562
1,945
2,695
23
75
61
93
23
18
9
U
15
115
180
216
24
tons 1959
191
123
"1
25
10
15
6
2e
Ions 1969
1
18
5
36
27
Wheat
. . .farms reporting! 1959
512
449
262
182
144
133
223
162
540
312
16
8
481
28
1954
315
29
acres 1959
171,715
16,891
10,925
49,661
12,078
2,696
13,663
30
1954
131,257
10,899
11,996
33,380
6,902
924
9,625
31
121
112
53
29
530
16
455
Ions 1959
780
371
208
197
880
173
947
33
Liquid msl^nais
. . fanns reportini! 1959
396
158
93
196
10
36
M
Ions 1959
3,570
623
527
1,960
45
80
Barley
. . .farms teporUng 1959
301
97
80
129
536
9
544
36
1954
N*
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959
47,271
5,528
4,633
12,506
19,127
682
23,441
3«
1954
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
39
Dry fnat«riala
. . farms reporting 1959
43
31
28
23
491
9
503
<0
Ions 1959
273
81
59
74
1,255
64
1,526
41
268
76
53
112
45
51
42
tens 1959
900
202
251
401
127
230
43
16
1
1
25
1
1954
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
45
acres 1959
590
6
1
115
1,000
46
1964
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
47
Dry nwtenala
. . farms iwpivting 1959
16
1
25
1
48
Liquid materials
tons 1969
. . farms reportinR 1959
203
1
1
29
250
1
SO
tons 1959
(Z)
54
51
All other cn>ps
. . farms reporting 1969
440
117
"ii
168
965
2
684
52
acrea 1959
41,026
7,945
1,142
7,471
21,262
250
27,934
53
Dry materials
. , faims refDTUng 1969
391
100
24
136
890
2
649
Ions 1959
2,236
558
22
561
2,8U
18
2,609
55
97
23
17
38
27
67
Ions 1959
1,082
124
99
179
331
536
57
Lime or liminft matenals used durinft the year . .
. . farms reporting 1969
166
242
248
58
1964
95
10
1
186
109
59
torn limed 1959
955
3,222
5,540
80
1964
945
'io
15
2,300
1,235
8!
tons 1969
3,295
4,771
10,135
62
1954
2,430
'io
2
3,013
1,847
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITDRES
63
Any of the followinit ipeciried expendituras
. . farms reporting 1969
755
1,700
856
578
655
2,797
117
2,U8
64
Feed fix livestock and povluy
. . farms reporting 1959
705
1,145
607
524
455
1,813
Ul
1,426
1964
855
1,333
758
539
522
2,544
109
1,853
66
ibllars 1959
1,885,505
3,510,811
693,155
724,311
527,622
3,080,107
176,057
3,632,335
67
1954
1,672,475
2,359,846
535,841
432,038
340,805
2,925,515
118,641
3,633,092
6R
Purchase of livestock and tsullry
. . farms reporting 19S9
325
759
480
392
233
957
62
907
69
dollars 1999
149,750
3,245,980
1,121,128
1,229,804
356,216
577,564
165,816
1,140,992
70
Machine hire
. . farms repotting 1959
295
716
398
220
270
1,272
22
975
71
1964
305
780
495
279
292
2,128
36
1,091
72
dollars 1959
51,175
596,082
151,671
75,193
517,990
360,744
7,228
623,346
73
1964
62,220
378,922
166,174
119,643
103,448
420,746
9,199
244,084
74
Ilnd<.!t200
. . . fanns reporting 1959
180
348
184
102
87
767
13
617
75
S200toS999
. . . farms reporting 1969
115
259
192
109
86
452
7
300
79
$1,000 or mem
. . . rams reporting 1969
109
22
9
97
53
2
53
77
Hired labor
. . . farms reporting 1959
295
340
908
1,100
428
496
304
355
372
486
1,327
1,811
89
85
964
78
1964
1,114
79
dollars 1959
271,995
3,318,041
650,292
445,206
1,301,415
2,349,062
236,977
2,156,483
80
206,200
3,527,644
678,451
466,032
1,172,425
2,982,550
216,911
2,505,408
81
l-'nder Jl.OOO
. . . farms tnpotling 1969
225
452
292
190
181
890
55
621
82
1964
275
553
361
239
2U
1,225
45
734
83
$1,000 u> S2.«n
. . . farms reprvting 1959
20
157
64
62
73
225
13
138
84
1954
50
205
51
59
115
346
15
157
85
$2,500 or more
. . . farms reporting 1959
50
15
299
342
72
84
52
57
118
160
212
240
21
25
205
8<
1954
223
«1
. . . farms repjrting 1959
45
142
38
30
59
102
9
96
$5,000 or nwre
. . . farms reporting 1959
5
157
34
22
59
110
12
109
89
ria^oline and other petloleom fuel
and oil for the farm business
. . . farms reporting 1959
725
1,648
816
556
649
2,697
117
2,038
90
1954
655
1,485
857
597
672
2,626
121
1,930
91
dollars 1959
219,185
1,615,887
538,042
376,899
495,919
862,522
130,413
854,290
92
1964
U6,415
1,435,664
489,614
363,619
440,695
777,165
136,307
701,961
93
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
. . . farms reporting 1959
130
646
442
269
274
962
60
820
238,294
94
dollars 1969
11,410
701,357
99,114
85,889
80,976
472,926
16,509
172
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON
Item
(For definitions uid explai
etext)
Cattle and calves tams roponing 1959
ld54
number IflW
1954
Cct^is, including heifers ihal have calved farms reporting 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
Milk cow-3 fanns reportine 1959
number 1959
1954
Heifers and heifer calvea farms reporting 1959
1954
number 1059
1954
Steers and bulls, including ^eeraml bull cstjves. . .farms reportinfj 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
3 reporting 1
5 repeating 1
s repccting 1
s reporting 1
5 reporting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
= repcrting 1
= reporting 1
9 reporting 1
3 reporting 1
9 reporting 1
s repcrting 1
s reporting 1
s reporting 1
5 repcrting 1
9 reporting 1
^ reporting 1
s reporting 1
5 reporting 1
9 reporting 1
"to
^
Cows, including heifer? ihit have calved-
Milkc
"»-
rmore
fanns reportine 1959
Farms reporting by number cf hogs and pies—
Under 10 farms importing I
10 to 24 farms reporting 1
25 to 99 farms reporting 1
100 or more farms repcrting 1
Sheep and lambs farms reporting 1'
1
number 1:
1
! .ambs under 1 year old farms reporting 1
1
number 1
1
Sbeep 1 year old and over farms repcrting 1
1'
number 1
1
Ewes farms reporting 1
1
number 1
1
Rams and wclhers farms reporting 1
1
Farms leportinf; by number of sheep and kmbs-
Und« 2ri farms reporting 1
25 lo 299 farms reporting 1
300 or niuro farms reporting 1
Chickens 4 months old and over '.. .farms reptrting 1
1
Farms reporting by numl>er of chiclti
Under 50
50to399
400 to 799
n00tol,59g
1.600 to 3,199
3,200 or more
Turfcay hens kept bt hrMding
old and over-
. farms reporting 1
.farms reporting 1
.farms repcrting 1
farms reporting 1
.farms repcrting 1
.farms repwting 1
29,908
*2,.il8
1,35A,205
1,-190,155
26,393
38,920
621,259
683,849
19,755
33,170
152,226
196,589
24,493
32,985
392,885
420,217
23,826
30,247
340,061
386,089
1,399
6,094
6,585
5,049
5,351
2,789
2,541
5,696
11,320
3,137
7,204
8,983
1,352
11,366
13,938
44,402
49,682
9,872
11,798
197,593
135,913
7,066
7,871
127,438
84,663
6,528
7,729
70,155
51,250
6,145
1,821
1,520
386
8,005
7,968
886,525
860,650
5,884
6,070
247,934
262,209
7,511
7,340
638,591
598,441
7,388
7,154
612,139
573,790
6,099
5,672
26,452
24,651
18,114
32,029
2,860,025
3,265,833
2,789
4,063
37,091
42,232
2,403
3,633
16,040
18,847
1,772
3,163
9,042
12,158
2,213
2,960
12,239
14,071
2,139
2,552
1,065
1,299
21,162
16,680
1,576
3,278
508,801
500,778
1,549
19,357
20,937
793
1,404
7,968
8,875
554
1,248
3,850
5,798
722
1,174
6,286
5,887
743
1,044
5,103
5,175
1,056
44,199
48,554
1,233
29,308
31,720
823
1,U8
15, 508
18,254
1,009
8,674
8,819
7,302
22,611
7,812
17,953
72
142
69
122
4,151
4,544
5,473
3,049
86
164
80
147
3,151
17,967
2,339
14,904
83
162
80
141
2,692
17,142
2,241
14,046
OREGON
173
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
CiUTy
Deschutes
Douglas
GlUlan
Grant
Hamey
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klajnath
Lake
Tnne
194
694
1,397
165
305
264
325
1,451
323
730
810
285
1,960
J
293
899
1,739
193
396
295
546
2,109
455
1,212
1,063
360
3,107
2
6,833
26,861
25,344
17,353
60,115
96,658
3,733
47,392
26,824
16,244
98,950
68,108
35,313
3
7,977
24,437
24,457
18,059
66,585
108,982
4,762
51,321
24,805
18,048
119,296
72,871
40,801
160
586
1,225
162
301
259
253
1,255
288
615
709
273
1,706
269
838
1,630
191
392
291
469
1,855
426
1,053
985
347
2,823
4,141
11,846
10,503
8,231
28,925
52,278
1,395
21,181
9,265
7,230
37,744
35,781
15,623
4,642
10,093
11,573
8,348
31,045
52,154
1,968
23,573
9,484
8,389
48,752
38,741
19,337
101
457
815
106
233
180
203
885
203
460
422
176
1,210
194
717
1,303
142
319
224
427
1,521
337
925
757
252
2,346
1,432
3,663
3,473
268
760
469
1,000
7,140
869
4,480
2,441
596
7,555
1,809
3,383
4,710
371
1,106
922
1,585
9,683
1,213
6,189
3,385
1,086
9,817
160
556
1,113
156
273
248
244
1,197
260
609
684
256
1,525
241
706
1,295
170
361
281
377
1,619
381
928
852
321
2,189
1,704
7,730
8,165
5,128
16,435
24,004
1,272
13,740
7,934
5,468
30,855
16,532
11,398
2,100
7,540
7,3<»
4,792
18,765
29,829
1,503
14,874
6,207
5,974
30,507
16,210
12,228
159
579
1,077
151
270
254
239
1,232
276
569
70O
250
1,551
216
696
1,192
181
355
270
357
1,589
391
878
882
330
2,051
993
7,285
6,676
3,994
14,755
20,376
1,066
12,471
9,625
3,546
30,351
15,795
8,292
1,235
6,804
5,575
4,919
16,775
26,999
1,291
12,874
9,114
3,685
40,037
17,920
9,236
20
10
29
57
2
6
3
34
42
18
30
24
7
110
:i
31
95
312
12
27
10
103
261
42
147
130
30
498
22
30
145
358
7
23
9
93
349
42
195
116
37
549
23
34
139
316
8
21
18
46
254
35
145
103
22
352
24
47
154
242
43
27
18
34
302
85
122
142
43
289
25
20
74
85
36
49
32
12
122
44
71
95
41
102
2«
22
58
27
57
152
174
3
121
57
20
200
105
60
27
a
114
318
6
31
4
99
248
71
140
126
27
426
28
69
256
621
20
45
34
U5
567
106
290
229
73
899
29
23
89
141
26
20
16
18
176
42
76
83
23
173
30
18
38
66
29
13
11
11
67
13
42
46
23
67
31
23
37
46
27
31
20
7
75
18
38
55
24
69
32
7
20
23
21
40
18
1
58
8
20
52
22
45
33
10
9
4
8
28
15
1
24
13
4
30
12
15
34
9
23
6
25
93
141
40
17
5
88
69
12
SS
45
136
393
37
72
49
99
311
97
155
210
81
483
3«
30
228
366
66
154
130
80
412
83
196
183
87
593
37
3
47
19
2
6
1
9
66
15
33
8
1
44
38
4
17
13
1
7
25
4
30
2
3
22
3!)
8
21
13
6
37
3
26
4
4
31
40
11
8
11
"i
2
34
1
20
15
37
41
86
347
520
142
271
245
86
533
206
181
487
233
553
42
121
450
652
157
338
275
90
671
250
240
562
275
747
43
218
1,076
1,225
722
1,907
2,785
230
1,558
798
627
2,293
2,112
1,551
44
320
1,313
1,512
708
2,265
3,186
182
1,756
958
521
3,036
2,612
1,688
45
32
239
396
44
123
62
108
371
104
240
250
88
626"
46
43
274
421
50
183
77
116
453
151
282
363
154
807
47
541
2,858
5,339
985
2,112
527
892
5,092
2,104
3,950
4,218
802
8,270
48
621
2,260
3,488
563
1,592
573
523
3,912
1,862
2,362
4,244
1,342
5,370
49
19
170
292
28
79
29
72
260
64
163
169
53
460
SO
26
177
263
27
102
39
74
304
95
190
228
90
542
51
278
1,949
3,511
576
1,203
253
593
2,809
1,304
2,200
2,670
501
5,561
52
335
1,442
2,166
243
858
266
310
2,442
1,248
1,547
2,514
710
3,383
53
24
132
227
35
88
43
74
216
71
149
165
61
380
54
32
173
249
40
Wl
54
66
249
103
173
260
118
460
55
263
909
1,828
409
909
274
299
2,283
800
1,750
1,548
301
2,709
56
286
818
1,322
320
734
307
213
1,470
614
815
1,730
632
1,987
57
19
179
285
25
79
50
76
281
66
170
169
62
442
56
6
33
57
12
19
6
27
52
15
37
41
17
112
59
7
21
45
4
18
6
5
28
18
26
32
9
58
«0
6
9
3
7
10
5
7
8
14
61
114
120
788
30
99
76
36
212
53
66
190
119
588
62
125
144
813
29
109
70
51
222
50
85
205
105
546
63
30,683
6,652
112,304
12,164
10,799
20,776
712
10,606
12,602
1,532
56,524
32,298
37,859
64
26,672
5,375
103,308
13,974
7,636
15,592
789
11,618
12,142
2,473
55,633
61,945
29,685
65
89
78
634
23
79
52
21
149
41
50
139
84
408
66
98
108
656
27
76
55
36
150
37
52
154
89
401
67
7,526
982
28,144
2,421
2,237
3,573
244
3,270
1,456
333
22,853
6,127
12,381
68
6,160
1,475
24,759
4,219
1,992
5,221
255
4,652
3,389
1,046
23,531
22,801
7,335
69
111
111
771
30
94
73
34
196
47
61
164
106
550
70
121
120
780
25
95
66
43
189
44
76
176
91
521
71
23,157
5,670
84,160
9,743
8,562
17,203
468
7,336
11,146
1,199
33,671
26,171
25,478
72
20,512
3,900
78,549
9,755
5,644
10,371
534
6,966
8,753
1,427
32,102
39,144
22,349
73
110
111
767
29
93
67
33
189
45
60
161
105
550
74
117
117
774
24
93
61
39
185
42
71
169
87
508
75
22,154
5,506
80,208
9,486
8,286
16,565
443
6,767
10,714
1,129
32,754
25,276
24,039
76
18,905
3,741
74,699
9,446
5,089
10,024
495
6,595
8,323
1,318
31,004
38,274
21,172
77
99
74
708
29
69
57
20
138
37
37
129
86
471
78
106
68
717
20
54
51
24
117
31
49
123
65
422
70
1,003
164
3,952
257
276
638
25
569
432
70
917
895
1,439
60
1,607
159
3,850
309
555
347
39
371
430
109
1,098
870
1,177
81
26
58
140
6
43
47
26
130
32
52
76
50
243
82
62
61
556
15
51
22
10
76
16
14
82
50
330
63
26
1
92
9
5
7
6
5
32
19
15
84
125
417
895
109
245
177
207
824
175
407
460
197
1,152
85
247
714
1,314
138
353
236
445
1,699
386
939
827
267
2,317
86
13,029
48,037
115,005
4,804
10,545
7,426
22,519
111,375
7,407
70,578
47,819
7,933
318,093
87
8,869
49.581
145,807
7,028
15,096
9,831
32,339
117,006
20,839
70,856
54,531
14,007
351,265
86
113
332
681
76
190
138
171
682
132
317
340
154
782
89
6
64
158
33
53
38
25
98
41
57
108
40
206
90
6
17
1
1
16
1
12
4
3
56
91
3
6
23
11
1
7
4
43
92
3
8
1
11
5
"i
3
7
2
2
42
21
93
94
7
61
23
2
12
24
40
88
1
11
16
18
224
17
43
4,500
21
35
13,650
1
1
24
12
20
45
11
36
34
2
13
3
15
31
5,827
95
96
97
72
6,581
209
37
1,509
2,723
1
226
134
28
9,325
ge
174
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Item
LUicoIn
linn
Malheur
Marion
Itorrow
UiOtTinmHlt
Polk
Sberman
(For definitions and explanation-
, see text)
1
Cattle and calves
Jorms reporting 1959 . . .
433
1,985
1,621
2,163
309
461
853
193
2
1954 . . .
595
2,836
2,158
3,189
393
897
1,191
220
3
number 1959 .. .
8,869
32,714
153,753
32,346
29,953
14,024
13,105
11,072
4
1954.. .
11,437
38,209
171,562
38,311
29,389
14,157
16,579
13,499
S
Cows, including hpiFers that have calved
.farms reporting 1959, . .
405
1,770
1,482
1,353
286
394
732
188
6
1954 . . ,
558
2,668
2,034
2,391
379
757
1,103
as
7
number 1959 . . ,
4,301
14,618
67,230
14,124
14,928
6,386
5,510
5,578
8
1954 . . .
5,631
17,588
75,580
18,020
13,674
7,393
7,668
6,344
9
Mill cows
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
288
1,461
1,198
1,575
131
307
618
85
10
1954 . . .
427
2,324
1,799
2,602
300
650
990
141
11
number 1959 . . .
1,933
8,702
13,875
10,535
802
3,991
3,951
164
12
1954 . . .
2,694
10,986
17,527
13,549
1,224
5,167
5,539
337
13
Heifers and heifer calves
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
379
1,635
1,452
1,602
271
365
672
174
H
WH . . .
467
2,157
1,943
2,331
338
587
925
205
15
number 1959...
2,897
10,864
44,941
10,435
9,026
5,136
4,611
2,960
16
1954 . . .
3,556
12,179
48,218
12,804
7,601
4,487
5,582
3,303
17
Steers and bulls, including sleet ani bull calves.
. tstms reporting 1959 .. .
357
1,504
1,411
1,506
271
365
645
175
18
1954 , . .
449
1,838
1,879
2,003
323
517
810
207
19
number 1959 .. .
1,671
7,232
41,582
7,787
5,999
1,952
2,934
2,534
90
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cat^e end calves-
1954...
2,250
8,442
47,764
7,487
8,114
2,277
3,329
3,852
21
1
.farms reporting 1959 . , .
U
96
30
177
6
21
50
3
22
2 to 4
.farms repnting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959. . .
68
UO
468
527
107
148
645
578
32
34
126
124
246
240
7
23
5 to 9
8
24
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
99
413
204
365
36
78
151
19
25
20 to 49
.farms rcpcrting 1959 .. .
.farms reporting 1959...
.farms reprrting 1959 .. .
100
36
3
362
94
25
514
314
304
260
102
36
65
56
80
57
33
22
106
46
19
81
26
50 to 99
41
27
100 or more
34
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
28
1
.farms reoortiM 1959. . .
59
427
138
596
30
122
231
7
29
2 to 9 farms reoortini! 1959 .. .
207
934
373
916
74
179
375
24
30
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reforting 1959 . . .
64
36
224
94
356
209
160
71
36
21
27
14
52
29
51
.11
20 to 29
41
32
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
27
57
147
60
41
23
23
30
33
50 to 74
.farms reporting 1959. . .
10
22
66
30
22
13
15
24
34
75 to 99
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
5
33
11
21
3
6
9
35
100 or more
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
7
160
9
41
13
1
2
Milk cows-
36
1
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reprrting 1959 . . .
103
126
25
493
754
UO
212
410
328
626
736
85
77
92
6
122
122
13
264
281
21
48
37
2lo9
36
36
10 to 19
1
39
90 to 29
.farms reprrting 1959 . . .
17
50
158
44
1
6
15
40
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
13
33
75
42
22
20
41
50 or more
.farms repotting 1959. . .
4
21
15
42
5
22
17
42
Horses and/or mules
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
124
458
769
529
219
169
217
146
43
1954 . . .
157
594
978
641
238
229
244
157
44
number 1959...
287
1,508
4,268
1,189
837
619
465
592
«
1954 . . .
298
1,293
5,158
1,255
899
630
493
543
46
lions and pigs
.farms reporting 1959.. .
103
828
480
881
99
115
315
48
47
1954 . . .
106
931
451
1,112
134
199
323
75
48
number 1959 . . .
682
13,450
9,189
27,143
3,236
3,015
3,753
1,360
49
1954 .. .
4U
8,679
5,984
18,513
1,154
2,149
3,042
878
50
Bom since June 1
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
71
627
328
672
59
74
224
28
51
1954 .. .
66
607
301
810
95
129
212
37
52
number 1959 . . .
449
8,903
5,668
18,389
1,999
1,310
2,525
709
53
1954...
240
5,833
3,839
11,640
697
1,534
2,069
398
54
Bom before June 1
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
63
527
335
583
76
76
212
36
55
1954 . . .
56
620
318
738
83
105
206
58
56
number 1959 . . .
233
4,547
3,521
8,754
1,237
1,205
1,228
651
57
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pies-
1954 .. .
171
2,846
2,145
6,878
457
615
973
480
58
UnderlO
farms reporting 1959 . . .
80
538
292
457
62
82
207
22
59
10 to 24
farms reporting 1959 .. .
19
153
89
176
17
19
67
12
60
25 to 99
farms reporting 1959...
4
114
83
194
15
10
38
10
61
100 or more
farms reporting 1959 .. .
23
16
54
5
4
3
4
63
Sheep and lambs
farms renorUng 1959
102
760
236
763
87
70
363
25
63
1954 .. .
103
802
311
730
81
97
348
27
64
number 1959...
5,602
58,588
55,749
41,359
44,325
2,735
29,285
1,882
65
1954 . . .
5,429
57,781
53,287
44,448
27,098
2,197
29,763
1,879
66
Lambs umler 1 year old
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
70
574
166
557
54
54
291
21
«7
1954 . . .
74
645
235
552
63
70
276
20
66
number 1959 . . .
1,486
24,457
15,944
12,353
5,124
1,079
6,777
616
69
1954 .. .
1,634
19,719
23,190
14,627
8,278
328
8,707
929
70
Sheep 1 year old and over
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
97
703
201
722
81
68
363
23
71
1954 . . .
99
755
263
693
70
90
336
22
72
number 1959...
4,116
34,131
39,805
29,006
39,201
1,656
22,508
1,266
73
1954 .. .
3,795
38,062
35,097
29,821
18,820
1,369
21,056
950
74
Ewes
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
97
693
194
704
78
68
362
23
75
1954...
96
744
256
679
69
86
332
20
76
number 1959 .. .
3,869
32,529
38,333
27,410
38,647
1,576
21,575
1,188
77
1954 . . .
3,495
36,410
34,216
28,344
18,026
1,256
20,066
899
78
Rams and wethers
.faims reprrting 1959. . .
78
577
122
606
67
48
317
18
79
1954
79
605
178
529
54
60
291
19
60
number 1959 .. .
247
1,602
1,472
1,596
554
80
933
78
61
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs
1954 .. .
300
1,652
881
1,477
794
U3
990
51
62
Under 25
• farms reporting 1959 . . .
52
258
120
326
39
36
120
14
83
25 to 299
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
49
470
95
421
36
33
252
9
84
300 or more
.farms repating 1959 .. .
1
32
21
16
12
1
U
2
65
Chickens 4 months old and over
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
278
1,225
939
1,347
196
286
576
lU
86
1951 .. .
395
2,063
1,526
2,520
306
735
798
175
87
number 1959...
17,523
163,062
46,059
306,520
12,879
74,208
62,523
4,522
68
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 mont
1954 . . .
s old and over-
25,413
192,063
70,482
345,075
24,102
103,466
78,092
3,673
89
Under 50
. .farms reporting 1959 .. .
239
888
720
871
149
198
427
79
90
50 10 399
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
31
254
209
333
44
55
124
32
91
400 to 799
. .farms reporting 1959 .. .
4
37
8
61
1
9
13
92
600 to 1,599
. .farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
24
1
32
1
13
4
93
1,600 to 3,199
..farms reporting 1959...
1
15
29
6
4
94
3,200 or more
. .farms repating 1959. . .
1
7
1
21
1
5
4
95
Turkey bens kept for braeding
. .farms reporting 19.59 . . .
3
20
16
20
i
1
17
1
96
1954 .. .
4
38
44
43
18
3
10
1
97
number 1959 . . .
27
5,309
46
12,282
10
2
5,241
4
98
1954 .. .
31
14,031
279
27,394
847
6,011
3,526
2
OREGON
175
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Item
(For deriDitions and exptuiation
, see text)
TlUmDOOl!
ttnatllla
Union
laUoira
Wasco
Washington
Wlieeler
YaioMU
,
CaWIe and calves ......^...
Jarms report! 1059
7Q1
1,138
653
517
639
462
1,586
2,426
Ul
162
1,274
1,743
J
1954. .
S52
1,355
307
588
3
number 1959 . . .
27,487
63,606
39,275
47,051
30,882
27,524
18,106
19,538
4
1954 .
23,064
70,795
41,097
51,714
32,248
28,698
26,343
21,853
5
Co*s, mcludin;: heifefs thai have calved
. .farms leinrting 1959- . .
651
1,009
590
499
431
1,320
130
1,035
6
1954 . . .
797
1,277
778
634
567
2,U9
162
1,562
7
number 1959 , . .
17,529
26,815
16,966
22,425
15,898
12,784
9,344
3,199
8
1954 . . .
18,041
29,481
17,004
20,694
15,178
13,485
12,365
9,761
0
Hilkco«»
. .faims leporlini: 1959 . . .
596
603
422
384
243
1,095
113
874
10
1951 .. .
756
1,009
640
537
387
1,957
140
1,425
u
number 1959 . . .
16,673
3,489
2,179
1,786
856
10,556
322
5,730
12
1954 .. .
17,464
4,679
2,777
3,448
1,422
11,963
514
7,531
1.1
Heifers and heifer calves
. .fanns reporting 1959 . . .
654
932
543
471
382
1,244
115
970
14
19.54 . . .
788
1,081
666
584
504
1,802
147
1,285
15
nnmbcr 1959...
8,442
19,315
U,498
12,649
7,942
9,407
4,604
6,475
18
1954 .. .
8,564
18,886
U,797
15,725
8,544
9,912
6,422
6,359
17
Steers and hulls, indudin/; steer anf hull c^vee.
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
514
951
550
459
410
1,131
118
915
18
1954 .. .
586
1,074
636
571
497
1,501
141
1,065
19
number 1959...
1,516
22,476
10,8U
11,977
7,042
5,333
4,158
4,864
20
Parma reporting by number at hamj:
Cattle and calves-
1954 .. .
1,459
22,428
12,296
15,295
8,526
5,301
7,556
5,233
21
1
.farms repminir 1959 . . .
2
54
25
12
20
126
4
109
22
2 to 4
.farms lepating 1959 . . .
47
198
76
55
59
469
14
413
2S
5U0
.farms repcrtinc 1959 . . .
76
207
101
40
51
405
9
293
24
10 to 10
.farms reportinc 1959...
U2
175
138
54
58
235
12
209
25
2010 41
.famis reportinj: 1959. . .
249
219
122
130
U5
208
23
156
2«
50 low
.famis repcjtine 1959. . .
185
135
81
96
85
107
14
71
27
lOOornm!
Cows, including heifers Oat have calveil-
.farms reptrtinp 1959 .. .
30
150
UO
130
74
36
55
23
28
.farm- teportinK 1959...
50
185
35
47
46
434
12
369
23
2to9
.farms leponin); 1959 .. .
135
337
229
112
119
587
25
476
M
10 to 10
.farma roportine 19S0 . . .
88
129
79
81
83
97
13
80
11
20 to 29
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
113
77
44
58
41
69
16
30
S2
10 to 49
.farms repcvtinfr 1959. . .
173
84
59
62
63
78
7
50
W
50 to 74
.farms repcrtinf: 1959 .. .
71
53
35
61
33
37
14
17
St
75 to 99
.farms ivpartinK 1950 . . .
16
28
25
24
15
10
10
7
35
ion or more
Milk CO.S-
.farms reporting 1959...
5
66
34
54
31
8
33
6
»
1.,
.farms reportinc 1959 .. .
49
264
175
136
U4
405
37
372
37
2to9
.farms repcvlinK 1959...
107
281
210
196
116
450
73
379
38
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
76
20
20
34
6
60
3
42
30
20 to 29
.farms ropcrtinfr 1959. . .
109
6
5
11
4
59
22
40
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959...
168
9
6
4
2
73
37
41
50 or mom
.farms reponinj: 1959...
87
23
6
3
1
48
22
42
Horses and 'or mules
.farms rsportine 1959 . . .
97
643
429
*24
320
349
112
307
43
1954 .. .
U9
674
469
477
395
511
149
331
44
nianber 1959...
192
2,349
1,628
2,108
1,231
1,050
747
733
"
1954 .. .
209
2,365
1,594
2,129
1,791
949
949
678
46
lines and pins
.faims raportinc 1950. . .
125
395
336
236
179
492
64
462
47
1954 . .
81
394
374
322
197
589
85
474
48
number 1959. .
1,502
13,490
10,902
9,934
7,4U
9,370
1,404
7,095
45
1951..
535
4,912
6,234
8,533
5,487
5,709
1,397
5,081
50
Bom since June 1
.farms roportinR 1959 . .
92
295
246
213
139
359
45
350
51
1964..
52
242
254
225
119
383
50
346
52
number 1059 . . .
1,007
9,419
6,536
6,083
4,204
6,442
832
4,856
51
1954..
310
2,820
4,075
5,137
2,732
3,366
697
3,483
54
Bom Sefcep June I
.farms reponing 1930 . . .
1954...
64
41
266
269
255
235
237
272
135
165
321
395
53
73
294
55
292
56
number 1959...
495
4,071
4,366
3,351
3,210
2,928
572
2,239
57
1954 .. .
225
2,092
2,159
3,396
2,755
1,843
700
1,598
Karnis repoitinK b) number li hotpi and inus-
is
l'nd«l0
-farms reportinq 1959 . . .
94
210
144
102
77
304
30
293
59
10to24
.farms reportinc 1959 . . .
U
77
87
57
33
93
18
39
eo
25to99
.farms reporting 1059. . .
14
76
83
106
45
74
12
70
61
lOOormoee
.farms raportinc 1950. . .
3
32
22
21
24
21
4
10
62
Sheep and lambs
.farms roportinc 1059 . - -
28
178
156
224
30
198
56
419
63
1951...
22
167
114
237
93
139
63
344
6)
number 1959...
1,204
45,442
8,240
32,875
26,557
5,783
12,332
27,009
69
1964...
479
45,329
13,770
26,540
23,385
4,191
18,695
24,642
66
I jm.hs un.ler 1 y.-ar old
. farms reportinc 1059 . . .
22
142
116
168
55
141
43
296
67
19.54 . . .
14
U6
77
172
71
107
50
265
6I<
number 1959 .. .
392
16,745
2,131
5,428
8,821
1,505
1,836-
7,061
69
1954 . . .
142
13,738
5,711
5,793
2,543
1,455
2,365
3,155
70
Sheep 1 VISIT old and over
.farms reportinc 1959 . . .
24
153
144
216
79
138
50
4(K
71
19.14 . . .
21
14<
103
222
79
122
55
327
72
numbw 1059. . .
8U
28,697
6,109
27,447
17,736
4,278
10,496
19,948
71
1954 .. .
337
31,591
3,059
20,747
20,742
2,736
16,330
16,487
74
F.*es
.farms ropatins; 1950 . . .
lOM...
23
21
149
138
142
103
216
212
77
78
181
119
49
51
401
75
322
76
nuitber 1950...
758
27,000
5,349
26,576
17,304
4,055
10,235
18,925
77
low...
323
30,839
7,845
20,125
20,307
2,555
15,970
15,704
7S
liamsandwoth.es
.farms lepcrtinc 1059 . . .
18
112
97
193
64
137
41
317
79
19S4 . . .
11
100
75
177
53
74
45
255
60
number 1959 . . .
54
1,697
260
871
432
223
2U
1,023
81
1954 .. .
14
752
214
622
435
181
360
783
Farms ropcrtinf* by number of sheop and lamba-
82
tmli.25
.fanns reportinc 1059 . . .
15
110
91
65
40
119
23
157
«i
25 to 299
.farms leportinc 1959 . . .
13
54
62
142
33
79
28
252
84
SOOormoro
.farms reportinp 1959 .. .
14
3
17
7
5
10
85
Chickens 4 months old ami over
.farms repcctinj; 19.59 . . .
307
708
467
375
293
943
109
823
86
1954 . . .
408
1,065
629
518
467
2,001
150
1,189
87
number 1059...
12,273
59,964
27,020
13,893
22,781
345,930
4,556
160,971
88
Farms rqwrtinp by numhi* of chickens 4 nwnth
1954 . . -
1 old and over-
11,968
73,554
32,605
22,522
27, 9U
377,159
7,397
213,851
89
I'ndcrSO
. farms Tepirtine 1959. . -
265
5a
317
295
218
550
79
593
90
50to39»
.famLS reportinc 1 959 . . .
37
161
146
80
65
234
29
143
01
92
400 to 799
SO) to 1,590
.farms reportinc 1959 . - -
.famis repcrtinc 1959 ., ,
4
12
9
3
1
5
67
43
1
33
32
93
1,600 to 3.109 . .
.fnnns ropalinp 1959 .. .
"i
3
4
29
17
94
1,200 or mom
.farms reportinc 1959 . . .
2
25
5
95
Turkey hens kept for breeding
• farms reportinc 19.59 . . .
3
10
7
13
4
6
1
13
96
1954 .. .
30
10
12
9
6
12
25
97
number 1959 .. -
"5
7,523
17
56
7
3,207
2
50,978
98
1954--,
5,150
50
29
42
1,468
56
29,355
176
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Mogt du* Ibr UIW ne baaal on npxu
Item
(For deHnilions and explanation
, see text)
The State
Baker
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Coliimbia
Coos
Crook
1
Value of sales of livestock and/oi livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1959..,
190,254,.tS0
8,766,871
1,951,843
11,068,135
1,928,322
2,871,473
4,238,474
5,245,243
3
1954...
137, UO, 559
5,473,309
2,155,566
8,874,939
1,484,250
2,449,302
3,576,674
2,854,453
3
Any livestods sold alive (caUie. horses and
' miilea, hogs, sheep, and potrs) ■ -
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
28,661
644
714
2,597
398
307
788
231
4
1954 . . .
29,070
822
631
2,441
362
779
799
313
5
valu
of sales, dollars 1959 ,. .
U9, 704, 836
8,407,570
901,119
3,116,341
769,915
1,516,610
1,111,942
4,998,104
IS
1954...
69,944,082
4, 643, 599
949,245
2,133,393
406,838
867, 664
783,774
2,594,098
7
Poultry and poullxy products
. . farms reporting 1959 . , ,
8,546
189
173
951
82
181
169
72
e
1954...
15,531
350
313
1,765
181
355
216
• 123
9
valu
of sales, dollars 1959...
25,063,089
73,087
382,417
5,828,412
329, 568
384,548
112,118
77,374
10
1954 . . .
24,568,521
125,926
401,403
4,554,301
295,227
482,660
53,344
43,759
11
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products valu
of sales, dollars 1959 , . .
45,486,555
286,214
668,307
2,123,382
828,839
970,315
3,014,414
169,265
IS
LIVESTOCK SOLD AUVE
1954...
42,597,956
703,784
804,918
2,137,295
782,185
1,098,978
2,739,556
216,601
13
Cattle and 'or calves sold alive
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
23, 537
569
516
1,933
378
717
724
224
14
1954 , . ,
24,893
763
495
1,874
338
712
744
296
15
number 19,59 . . .
693,024
50,943
4,521
14,559
5,409
8,563
10,924
30,881
16
1954.. .
566,232
37,600
6,426
14,206
4,133
7,706
11,474
20,516
17
dollars 1959 , , .
99,714,632
7,797,104
512,148
1,669,987
737,750
1,263,835
946,041
4,593,930
IS
1954 . . .
55,237,139
3,840,080
639, 121
1,157,172
375,693
727,473
640,979
2,419,196
19
CaUle, not counting calves
. , farms reporting 1959 . . .
17,081
470
372
1,263
238
561
544
175
20
1954 .. .
19,612
662
334
1,355
277
580
629
235
21
number 1959 ,. .
400,805
30,772
2,323
6,735
2,150
5,722
3,933
20,966
22
1954,..
335,598
23,022
3,951
7,200
2,272
4,352
5,097
16,203
23
dollars 1959 , . ,
71,513,858
5,525,968
347,155
1,127,092
421,465
1,092,755
603,209
3,519,989
24
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold-
1954 . - .
42,474,538
2,814,017
520,313
847,494
308,091
615,066
473,850
2,125,780
25
lto4
farms reporting 1959 . . .
8,133
110
206
871
125
320
308
35
26
5tol9
farms rer«tmt> 1959 .. .
5,571
2,579
798
131
141
88
135
31
"11
3
101
10
2
167
65
9
206
26
4
36
51
53
27
28
100 or more
farms reporting 1950 .. .
29
Calves
farms reporting 1959 .. .
15,030
322
333
1,246
278
330
561
159
30
1954...
17,002
461
355
1,256
220
466
488
185
31
number 1959...
292,219
20,171
2,198
7,774
3,259
2,341
6,991
9,915
32
1954 . , ,
230,634
14,578
2,475
7,006
1,911
3,354
6,377
4,308
33
dollars 1959 ., .
28,200,774
2,271,136
164,993
542,895
316,285
171,130
337,832
1,073,941
34
1954 ,. .
12,762,601
1,026,063
118,808
309,678
67,602
112,407
167,129
293,416
35
Horses and, or mules sold alive
. , farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,258
53
21
123
17
23
26
36
1054 .. .
1,187
74
34
69
4
26
16
16
37
number 1959 .. .
3,559
91
30
319
31
64
54
38
1954...
3,409
204
52
120
9
43
32
101
39
dollars 1959,,,
756,493
11,242
4,725
76,880
2,513
21,535
18,200
40
1954 .. .
249,387
11,006
4,052
12,542
615
2,954
3,960
4,064
41
Hogs and pips sold alive
,, farms reporting 1959...
6,427
169
155
718
21
104
51
50
42
1954 ,, ,
6,582
354
132
716
25
93
26
69
43
number 1959 ,, .
279,986
6,207
3,674
33,236
770
5,774
903
6,469
44
1954 ,. .
146,749
7,688
2,567
19,245
651
1,047
641
939
45
doUar5l959,..
9,239,538
204,831
121,242
1,096,738
25,410
190,542
29,799
213,477
46
1954...
5,221,484
271,720
70,331
705,536
23,932
23,602
21,472
29,903
47
Sheep and lambs sold alive
. . farms reporung 1959 .. .
6,883
195
269
719
21
78
114
71
48
1954...
6,144
218
213
584
20
64
122
56
49
number 1959...
765,045
30,337
20,160
20,812
515
4,590
8,739
13,269
50
1954 .. .
628,148
34,349
13,289
17,817
578
7,554
11,471
9,404
51
dollars 1959...
9,945,585
394,381
262,030
270,556
6,695
59,670
113,607
172,497
52
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954 .. .
9,236,072
520,793
235,741
258,143
6,593
113,635
117,363
140,935
53
Stieep and/or lambs shorn
. . farms reporung 1959 .. .
7,268
212
258
793
23
79
158
62
54
1954 .. .
6,775
223
231
702
21
74
140
67
55
number shorn 1959...
874,019
34,508
29,076
31,504
686
8,253
27,355
11,640
56
1954...
736,838
28,642
17,543
24,232
322
8,108
20,745
9,534
57
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
6,770,277
295,837
166,097
241,743
6,275
50, 533
191,229
101,852
58
1954 . . .
6,365,748
297,606
136,319
198,841
7,053
47,605
147,193
96,305
59
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
1,603
190,282
7
5,398
44
9,114
151
5,261
3
28
17
3,863
104
8,393
6
1,324
60
number shorn 1959...
61
pounds of wool 1959...
756,719
21,535
19,736
21,641
93
15,290
35,436
8,042
62
Other sheep shorn
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
7,075
208
257
781
22
72
153
60
63
number shorn 1959...
683,737
29,110
19,962
26, 243
658
4,390
13,462
10,316
64
LITTERS FARROWED
pounds of wool 1959 .. ,
6,013,558
274,302
146,361
220,107
6,182
35,243
155,793
93,810
65
year to Novcmbei 30, Census year
. , farms reporting 1959 .. .
4,635
157
31
515
8
74
34
41
66
1954 . . .
4,771
259
81
539
14
75
26
50
67
number of litters 1959 . . .
35,634
969
473
3,518
83
548
96
385
68
Farms reportinR hy number of ]itt«rs faiTowed
1954...
24,288
1,150
359
2,882
116
214
86
159
69
1,882
72
38
210
2
36
24
20
70
atoOIittors
.. farms reporting 1959.,.
1,728
57
23
208
21
12
71
10 to 19 litters
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
644
20
11
57
1
9
3
6
72
20 to 39 1 lUers
. . farms reporting 1959. . ,
271
5
3
35
1
7
73
40 to 69 litters
, . farms reporting 1959 .. .
69
3
1
2
"l
74
70 or more litters
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
41
3
1
2
75
June 1 to November 30
., farms reptrting 1959...
3,676
108
66
424
8
63
27
31
76
1954 . . .
3,710
191
65
445
10
66
17
38
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
16,758
409
230
1,661
55
260
54
139
78
1954...
12,603
567
180
1,528
61
121
41
96
79
December 1 to June 1
. . farms repeating 1959. . .
3,489
125
54
382
4
50
22
27
80
1954...
3,222
197
53
348
11
32
19
29
81
number of litleta 1959,,,
18,876
560
243
1,857
28
283
42
196
82
1954,,,
11,685
583
179
1,354
55
93
45
63
AND LITTERS FARROWED:
for only > sanple of fanns. See textj
OREGON
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
177
Curry
Descbutes
Douglas
QlUlam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
lake
lane
1,U0,351
4,248,347
4,481,858
1,432,067
4,501,855
6,236,334
892,329
6,451,978
3,547,503
3,316,057
U, 622, 248
5,917,910
7,700,704
1
861,349
2,198,391
3,774,382
1,005,281
2,647,708
3,829,759
659,272
4,737,408
1,729,303
2,532,423
7,684,044
3,412,236
5,912,382
2
192
680
1,388
157
279
225
302
1,381
286
672
761
246
1,895
3
201
667
1,260
176
345
275
340
1,329
364
695
819
309
1,761
5i9,223
2,722,080
2,914,119
1,421,367
4,363,444
6,141,446
273,740
3,708,273
3,144,747
1,313,841
10,451,641
5,652,650
3,239,328
5
395,866
1,126,274
1,610,445
924,649
2,436,074
3,676,035
212, 151
2,017,973
1,476,408
626,434
6,641,009
3,039,468
1,749,507
e
40
163
364
48
95
56
91
360
71
184
167
62
608
7
53
324
611
60
124
74
194
608
199
334
371
115
1,165
s
38,539
228,328
672,811
4,968
65,181
13,513
344,254
880,087
19,675
372,755
199,012
13,461
2,404,414
9
22,308
418,693
1,017,701
11,526
126,110
23,567
168,028
576,727
47,178
302,300
232,336
33,432
2,352,752
10
522,589
1,297,939
894,928
55,732
73,230
81,375
274,835
1,863,618
383,081
1,629,461
971,595
246,799
2,056,962
11
443,675
653,424
1,146,236
69,106
85,524
130,157
279,093
2,142,708
205,717
1,603,689
810,699
339,336
1, 810, 123
12
147
609
941
143
266
223
257
1,213
230
547
645
227
1,424
13
155
596
856
169
330
269
299
1,218
333
627
717
295
1,437
14
2,547
16,468
U,565
8,111
28,341
45,728
2,121
25,416
15,163
8,389
54,218
35,232
17,799
15
2,924
10,860
9,763
7,281
23,063
39,324
2,045
19,861
10, 169
5,976
48,609
23,202
14,994
16
289,558
2,365,623
1,638,567
1,227,034
4,151,184
5,898,088
242,915
3,340,905
2,837,966
1,063,306
9,549,757
5,171,720
2,295,937
17
215,716
961,199
708,736
757,043
2,325,182
3,523,489
189,779
1,740,839
1,306,796
478,404
5,780,792
2,440,205
1,252,634
18
94
440
675
108
213
198
157
900
199
462
550
177
783
IS
127
502
665
141
286
226
222
978
292
496
554
262
1,055
20
644
7,810
6,640
3,678
15,705
21,966
1,026
16,351
10,323
5,193
40,406
19,011
9,523
31
1,175
6,540
5,470
4,545
13,306
17,823
1,144
12,343
7,759
3,234
34,942
17,461
8,131
22
106,127
1,421,324
1,171,205
700,475
2,674,255
3,331,516
177,865
2,508,079
2,313,917
346,469
7,979,888
3,032,112
1,668,660
23
113,756
735,214
483,216
572,956
1,651,962
1,998,766
147,790
1,370,004
1,169,558
368,625
4,975,462
2,056,154
938,948
24
71
136
380
23
37
23
91
395
43
245
151
31
389
25
15
198
217
41
41
47
51
339
44
146
L47
30
290
26
7
96
64
30
90
63
15
126
90
59
173
69
96
27
1
10
U
M
45
65
40
22
12
79
47
8
28
134
359
514
117
180
183
isi
730
132
259
352
140
1,011
29
115
339
587
126
2U
216
191
814
130
4U
481
157
1,039
30
1,903
8,658
4,925
4,433
12,636
23,762
1,095
9,065
4,840
3,196
13,812
16,221
8,276
31
1,749
4,320
4,293
2,736
9,757
21,501
901
7,518
2,410
2,742
13,667
5,741
6,863
32
183,431
944,299
467,362
526,559
1,476,929
2,566,572
65,050
832,826
524,049
216,837
1,569,869
2,139,608
627,277
33
101,960
225,985
220,520
184,087
673,220
1,524,723
41,989
370,835
137,238
109,779
805,330
384,051
313,686
34
3
26
51
22
17
29
10
77
20
40
25
22
63
35
4
51
43
10
19
34
9
60
26
19
48
24
49
36
4
U.
64
50
38
199
40
253
43
85
73
110
346
37
7
81
74
32
54
171
12
92
99
38
228
167
88
38
374
5,275
14,446
8,030
5,887
21,000
3,625
83,050
4,270
40,725
14,261
11,418
38,820
S9
740
7,389
4,177
3,985
2,990
8,742
1,054
7,616
5,608
3,179
13,850
6,723
8,593
«
U
143
279
34
62
10
50
215
62
116
131
40
389
41
17
168
165
29
86
»
47
205
83
108
187
77
369
42
260
6,730
6,415
1,144
3,844
168
320
5,651
2,056
5,630
6,675
619
10, 925
43
572
2,423
3,682
501
1,466
518
506
3,865
1,568
2,225
4,205
930
6,650
44
8,580
222,090
211,695
37,752
126,852
5,544
10,560
186,483
67,848
185,790
220,275
20,427
360,525
45
17,311
83,308
119,677
17,969
43,940
U,939
15,910
118,562
47,905
83,818
140,459
30, 517
239, 275
46
103
156
737
35
81
33
40
146
45
43
153
80
496
47
101
100
718
22
68
37
39
123
37
45
138
64
421
48
19,027
9,9U
79,679
11,427
6,117
16,678
1,280
7,385
18,051
1,730
51,316
34,545
41,216
49
U,050
5,403
58,956
10,018
4,686
9,602
368
10,844
7,234
4,903
44,245
38,562
17,008
50
247,351
128,882
1,035,827
148,551
79,521
216,814
16,640
96,005
234,663
22,490
667, 108
449,085
535,308
51
162,099
74,378
777,855
145,652
58,962
128,865
5,408
150,956
116,099
61,033
705,908
562,023
249,005
52
109
107
766
33
94
66
31
161
45
56
158
103
547
53
108
108
769
23
89
58
36
143
40
59
146
79
476
54
42,869
6,609
111,831
12,507
9,843
17,522
739
12,310
13,792
1,816
45,178
28,757
38,610
55
29,999
3,847
96, U6
9,581
7,033
10, 8U
441
11,124
10,722
2,534
43,507
41,803
24,434
56
299,466
57,575
744,545
112,581
97,123
166,535
5,644
76,266
129,589
14,724
349,695
292,364
241,222
57
231,345
37,747
760,802
109,904
72,883
103,593
3,680
73,511
107,842
18,062
327,467
368, 569
190,302
58
87
10
262
1
5
2
3
43
9
12
19
3
116
50
16, 159
470
25,196
60
272
21
162
5,794
1,596
391
9,637
15
13,225
60
68,X)2
1,986
103,131
240
1,690
102
557
21,880
6,076
1,797
31,626
105
39,910
61
106
107
743
33
91
66
30
154
41
49
152
101
535
62
26,710
6,139
86,635
12,447
9,571
17,501
577
6,516
12, 196
1,425
35,541
28,742 •
25,385
63
230,964
55,589
641,414
112,341
95,433
166,433
5,087
54,386
123,513
12,927
318,069
292,279
201, 312
64
18
89
138
23
62
18
41
121
42
87
90
39
247
65
13
80
118
23
87
20
26
128
65
86
148
62
232
66
74
517
990
190
437
57
115
839
346
777
757
142
1,444
67
lU
358
634
83
294
78
74
703
317
390
728
211
895
68
10
44
57
10
24
12
31
61
16
33
25
20
124
69
7
31
51
6
22
5
8
40
15
40
40
16
76
70
6
17
4
9
1
2
9
8
6
15
3
34
71
"i
7
1
9
3
1
2
1
5
2
8
"3
2
"i
4
3
1
8
1
1
9
4
72
73
74
13
65
122
18
43
9
33
88
30
73
75
29
204
75
10
69
87
16
62
12
23
94
50
71
107
44
165
76
31
247
515
84
195
25
63
375
113
353
345
60
696
77
48
210
324
38
127
41
44
357
184
257
376
109
477
78
12
62
92
18
58
12
25
77
35
56
72
29
167
79
9
44
78
14
49
15
11
80
41
49
104
41
155
80
43
270
475
106
292
32
52
464
233
424
412
82
748
81
63
U8
310
45
167
37
30
346
133
133
352
102
418
62
178
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED-
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports for only a sample
of farms. See text]
Iton
(For derinitiona and explanation
. see text)
Lincoln
Uim
MalheuT
Marlon
fttorrow
Mtiltnomali
Polk
Sherman
1
Value ol sales of livestock and/or liveslKk products
including dairy products:
dollars 1959...
1,440,893
7,359,522
18,013,521
9,158,741
2,901,327
2,570,636
2,887,366
812,874
2
1954...
1,047,083
6,055,570
11,762,323
7,943,305
2,101,343
2,984,654
2,735,160
622,374
3
Any livestock 90ld alive (cattle, luxses and
mules, hogs, sheep, and goats)
. farnis reporting 1959 .. .
449
1,839
1,602
2,170
302
455
835
173
4
1954...
399
1,928
1,855
2,a4
324
445
863
206
5
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
671,784
3,178,784
14,285,237
3,296,760
2,609,261
339,336
1,017,275
793,991
e
1954 . . .
342,114
2,064,018
8,083,323
2,289,043
1,736,593
557,638
342 ,826
586,991
7
Poultry and poultry products
, farms reporting 1959 . . .
98
625
344
717
70
147
300
45
8
1964...
146
1,027
624
1,563
139
360
433
92
9
value
of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
79,634
1,401,301
284,038
2,771,143
37,407
448,243
455,815
3,617
10
1954 . . .
114,225
1,792,781
272,225
2,669,099
91,441
809,457
631,972
16,601
11
Livestock products other than poultzy
of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
689,475
2,779,437
3,444,246
3,090,833
2,990,663
254,659
1,283,007
1,414,276
10 266
12
590,744
2,198,771
3,401,780
273,304
1,617,559
1^260,362
is! 782
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALTIT
13
Cattle and/or calves sold alive
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
414
1,531
1,548
1,467
278
395
571
168
14
1954 . . .
362
1,570
1,756
1,697
295
370
659
199
15
number 19S9 . . .
5,318
15,229
86,276
13,378
14,046
5,243
5,123
4,974
16
1954...
3,977
14,389
62,582
14,094
14,401
5,401
6,130
5,225
17
dollars 1959...
615,461
1,902,669
13,260,172
1,590,607
1,981,620
544,389
539,527
720,4U
18
1954 . . .
306,232
1,138,531
7,009,867
1,041,430
1,289,411
449,746
456,529
541,892
19
Cattle, not counting calves
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
309
1,098
1,230
1,029
191
289
384
120
20
1954 .. .
283
1,208
1,475
1,228
220
279
489
164
21
number 1959...
2,301
8,016
55,135
7,017
6,152
1,944
2,768
1,844
22
1954...
2,102
8,191
39,839
7,218
6,308
2,908
3,124
2,471
23
dollars 1959 . . .
385,863
1,443,212
9,664,619
1,247,914
1,068,665
300,979
493,841
325,062
24
Fanns reporting by number of cattle sold-
1954 . . .
230,572
900,595
5,498,073
814,752
732,762
340,391
360,047
322,584
25
lto4
farms importing 1959 . . .
186
662
311
667
49
220
239
42
26
5 to 19
farms reporting 1959 . . .
92
350
459
286
74
52
111
43
27
20 to 99
farms reporting 1959. . .
30
76
350
72
52
14
34
29
28
100 or more
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
10
110
4
16
3
1
29
Calves
farms reporting 1959 .. .
316
996
852
932
197
231
380
129
30
1954 . . .
282
1,138
1,137
1,211
236
257
478
155
31
number 1959...
3,017
7,213
31,141
6,361
7,394
3,304
2,355
3,130
32
1954 . . .
1,875
6,198
22,743
6,376
3,093
2,493
3,006
2,754
33
dollars 1959 .. .
229,598
459,457
3,595,553
342,693
912,955
243,410
95,686
395,351
34
1954...
75,660
237,936
1,511,789
226,728
556,649
109,355
96,482
219,308
35
Horses and/cr mules sold alive
. farms reporting 1959. . .
10
84
117
61
6
12
15
8
36
1954...
12
56
105
62
11
19
16
8
37
number 1959 .. .
10
212
373
92
10
70
35
36
38
1954...
13
115
445
147
65
55
22
20
39
dollars 1959 .. .
750
27,145
54,481
14,493
2,300
15,800
18,000
17,630
40
1954...
690
10,896
24,531
14,052
6,261
7,040
1,938
2,495
41
Hogs and pigs sold alive
. farms reporting 1 959 . . .
30
575
292
609
53
92
133
44
42
1954...
28
521
296
726
74
72
206
41
43
number 1959 .. .
440
22,612
9,579
37,062
2,390
7,987
4,051
1,448
44
1954 .. .
246
8,594
6,224
22,043
1,005
2,369
2,814
732
45
dollars 1959...
14,520
746,196
316,107
1,223,046
95,370
263,571
133,683
47,734
1954...
6,190
308,255
230,232
782,464
28,180
84,747
105,792
30,420
47
Sheep and lambs sold alive
. farms reporting 1959. . .
64
638
209
743
73
41
332
17
48
1954...
78
683
222
608
67
52
303
15
49
number 1959 .. .
3,091
38,218
50,319
35,948
40,767
1,202
21,155
628
50
1954 .. .
2,244
40,374
50,367
28,691
30,247
1,016
17,675
776
51
dollars 1959...
40,183
496,834
654,147
467,324
529,971
15,626
275,015
8,164
52
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954...
29,002
606,336
823,693
451,047
412,746
16,105
278,517
12,184
53
Sheep and/or lambs shorn
. iarms reporti ng 1 959 . . .
92
693
186
718
79
60
356
21
54
1954 .. .
87
718
240
658
68
70
322
20
55
number shorn 1959 .. .
5,009
54,538
50,350
41,381
46,530
2,779
29,106
1,446
56
1954 .. .
4,884
48,682
45,023
37,598
23,207
1,332
23,519
1,119
57
pounds of wool 1959 .. .
38,687
373,780
504,195
295,929
427,226
18,143
203,222
16,248
58
1954...
34,791
385,255
448,343
277,968
257, 553
11,494
190,236
11,938
59
Lambs shom
. farms reputing 1959 . . .
25
166
11
188
4
8
95
2
60
number shorn 1959 .. .
678
17,168
2,291
11,927
5,290
1,197
5,042
196
61
pounds of wool 1959...
3,065
68,085
8,966
47,230
a, 653
3,332
13,234
841
62
Other sheep shorn
. farms tepating 1959 . . .
92
659
181
698
73
53
351
21
63
number shorn 1959 .. .
4,331
37,370
48,059
29,454
41,240
1,582
24,064
1,250
"
LITTERS FARROWED
pounds of wool 1969...
35,622
305,695
495,229
248,699
405,573
14,761
134,938
15,407
65
Litters farrowed. December 1, previous
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
36
392
247
465
55
45
147
25
66
1954 .. .
22
372
237
586
59
53
U9
26
67
number of litters 1959 . . .
102
2,367
1,492
5,123
614
360
720
232
68
Fajms reporting by number of litters faiTowed
December 1. 1958, to November 30, 1959-
1954...
81
1,542
1,130
3,626
203
343
509
121
69
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
26
173
116
139
30
20
66
4
70
3 to 9 litters
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
8
148
83
179
15
21
61
13
71
10 to 19 litters
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
52
30
94
5
1
15
5
72
20 to 39 litters
.. farms reporting 1959. . .
15
10
33
1
5
3
73
40 to 69 liUws
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
3
2
14
2
2
74
70 tr more litters
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
1
1
6
2
1
75
June 2 to November 30
. . farms reptrting 1959. . .
31
308
172
386
38
31
U9
16
7«
1954...
19
282
172
473
44
36
96
15
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
63
1,164
635
2,457
362
171
350
103
78
1954 .. .
35
364
571
1,325
101
232
316
59
79
December 1 to June 1
. . farms repcrting 1959 .. .
17
304
179
379
36
30
104
22
80
1954 . . .
11
253
168
410
40
33
72
22
81
number of litters 1959 . . .
39
1,203
807
2,671
252
189
370
129
82
1954 .. .
46
678
559
1,301
102
111
193
62
OREGON
179
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED-
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Otogt data for 1959 are based on reports for only a sample
of farms. See text]
Ilan
(For derinitions ftad explan&aoo
s. see text)
TlUamook
Itoatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
1
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1969...
5,M6,701
12,039,890
4,547,768
5,107,897
2,937,823
7,827,264
1,392,052
7,789,303
Any livesux-k sold slive (cftltie, hones uid
ISM...
5,313,400
5,997,188
2,834,324
3,799,655
2,064,044
6,308,854
1,445,929
6,236,862
nnijes, hogs, sheep, uid goata)
. . fsmis reporting 1959. . .
670
1,117
677
544
442
1,406
103
1,184
1954...
676
1,042
663
620
505
1,321
150
1,171
valu
e of sales, dollars 1969...
577,420
9,450,779
4,021,910
4,683,804
2,516,410
1,826,701
1,324,551
1,893,283
1964...
314,717
4,046,862
2,352,670
3,124,916
1,713,139
903,776
1,310,109
1,359,433
441
Poultry and inuloy products
. . farms refwrting 1959 .. .
93
355
259
135
127
623
41
1954...
118
541
359
231
270
1,199
81
813
vsJu
e of sales, dollars 1950...
38,095
1,114,809
70,331
13,979
84,700
2,479,296
8,837
3,316,822
10
1954...
31,106
892,737
90,272
30,672
86,441
2,516,493
14,451
3,217,220
u
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products valu
oof sales, dollars 1959...
5,271,186
1,474,302
455,527
410,114
336,713
3,521,267
58,664
2,579,698
12
LtVESTOCK SOLD ALI\-E
1954...
4,967,577
1,057,539
391,382
644,067
262,464
2,888,585
121,369
1,660,204
19
Cattle and. or calves sold alive
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
645
955
603
459
390
1,186
94
900
14
1954 .. .
670
939
596
559
467
1,135
147
949
U
number 1959 . . .
13,335
42,555
20,878
26,380
13,823
12,003
7,666
9,894
16
1964 .. .
U,227
29,001
16,682
20,863
12,039
8,321
9,327
9,891
ir
dollars 1959 .. .
495,855
7,679,559
3,424,072
3,988,781
2,001,744
1,267,702
1,110,8U
947,845
18
1954 .. .
295,663
3,078,a4
1,929,249
2,393,518
1,204,501
647,372
1,075,245
899,161
19
Cattle, not counting calves
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
535
684
475
361
289
889
36
533
90
1954...
557
740
482
487
380
830
134
728
91
number 1059 .. .
3,210
29,270
12,658
18,288
7,417
6,021
3,610
4,227
99
1954...
3,032
15,999
10,541
15,526
6,200
4,414
5,935
5,815
9S
dollars 1959 .. .
401,425
6,240,297
2,518,392
3,120,043
1,331,525
1,040,982
673, OW
683,466
94
Patms reprrtng by mnnbar of catUe add-
1954 .. .
237,506
2,282,000
1,483,119
2,029,578
806,465
551,755
834,238
758,074
95
1104
.. farms reporting 1959...
245
271
192
95
106
565
12
281
9e
5tol9
.. fanns reporting 1959...
270
242
166
95
96
260
32
215
CT
20 to 99
.. farms reporting 1959...
20
129
100
118
75
63
32
35
98
100 or mora
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
42
17
53
12
1
10
2
99
Calvea
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
495
602
370
272
253
682
62
635
30
1954 .. .
562
690
409
354
3U
761
no
660
31
numb<il959...
10,125
13,285
8,220
8,092
6,406
5,982
4,056
5,667
32
1954...
10,195
13,CX)2
6,141
5,337
5,839
4,407
3,392
4,076
33
dollars 1959...
94,430
1,439,262
905,680
868,738
670,219
226,720
437,763
264,379
34
1954...
58,157
796,214
446,130
363,940
398,036
95,617
241,007
141,087
35
Horses and/or mulea sold alive
farma teoorti 1959
5
44
51
40
77
39
40
47
25
39
8
14
27
33
M
1954...
6
45
37
numbs 1959 .. .
5
127
86
163
135
105
24
133
38
1964...
9
126
96
163
149
53
43
179
39
dollars 1959...
875
40,663
11,347
39,750
29,572
30,000
4,031
63,380
40
1954...
530
19,719
5,235
11,121
6,318
6,559
2,811
15,302
41
Hogs and pigs sold alive
. . faims reporting 1969. . .
75
331
291
262
128
322
40
287
49
1954...
24
244
288
276
148
303
58
291
43
number 1959 .. .
2,005
25,238
14,643
12,019
7,200
14,212
1,520
9,610
44
1954...
497
5,408
7,572
9,491
5,063
6,035
1,112
5,405
45
doUars 1969...
66,165
832,854
483,219
396,627
237,600
468,996
50,160
317,130
4«
1954...
15,481
200,666
294,500
362,365
198,874
216, 507
34,728
196,997
47
Sheep and lanbs sold alive
. . faima reporting 1969, . .
20
148
140
202
71
176
36
353
48
1954 .. .
12
125
90
211
64
78
50
296
49
number 1959 .. .
1,115
69,031
7,944
19,882
19,038
4,551
12,273
43,096
SO
1954...
228
46,499
8,043
24,359
23,607
2,382
16,284
15,015
51
dollars 1950...
14,495
897,403
103,272
258,466
247,494 ■
59,163
159,549
560,248
52
SIEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954 . . ,
3,043
748,263
123,686
357,912
303,446
33,338
197,325
247,978
19
Sheep and/or lambs slntn
../arms reporting 1059...
21
146
125
223
73
171
47
396
54
1964...
13
132
101
217
77
100
50
310
55
number shcm 1959. ..
1,113
54,431
6,831
27,979
19,571
4,854
12,420
30,276
6<
1954 ., .
328
53,566
7,909
26,006
22,182
2,929
17,148
19,828
67
pounds of oool 1959 . . .
8,160
378,196
69,057
246,700
195,182
40,264
113,870
200,498
58
1954 .. .
3,030
545,658
84,111
239,152
192,753
23,474
177,264
146,099
59
Lambs sh(«i
. . farms roficrting 1959 . . .
10
18
7
10
10
36
4
105
60
number shorn 1069 . . .
339
27,669
307
1,177
328
585
125
9,034
61
pounds of wool 1969...
1,493
138,216
1,470
5,094
1,529
2,419
6ff?
34,950
62
Other sheep shorn
. farms reprrting 1B59 . . .
21
L38
124
219
72
164
46
387
63
number shorn 1959 .. .
774
26,762
6,524
26,802
19,243
4,269
12,295
21,192
64
LITTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed. December 1. previous
pounds of wool 1059...
6,667
239,980
67,587
241,606
193,653
37,845
113,203
165,548
year to November 30. Census year
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
41
208
230
221
124
220
45
209
68
1954 . . .
15
154
220
213
109
213
52
189
67
numberof litters 1959...
257
2,831
2,328
1,891
1,407
1,686
233
1,179
68
Farms Tejx^ling hy number of litters farrowed
December 1. 1958, lo November 30, 1950-
1954 .. .
74
909
1,184
1,558
949
1,076
218
923
69
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
17
73
71
53
38
78
19
90
70
atoQlilters
. farms reporting 1069...
13
66
83
102
33
92
20
92
71
10 to 19 litters
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
10
30
50
43
32
31
3
20
72
20 to 39 litters
. farms reporting 1959. . .
22
19
18
16
16
3
4
73
40 to 69 litters
. farms reporting 1959...
1
10
2
4
3
2
2
74
70 or n»r« litters
. farms ropcrling 1959 .. .
7
5
1
2
1
1
75
June 2 to November 30
. farms reporting 1959. . .
32
167
186
174
92
185
32
178
76
1954 .. .
13
120
175
173
81
170
35
164
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
U3
1,316
1,005
842
650
809
119
539
78
1054...
46
423
604
755
404
563
102
517
79
December 1 to June 1
. farms reptrting 1959 .. .
32
163
191
195
106
160
38
154
80
1954 . . .
9
97
157
169
92
149
39
122
ei
number of litters 1959...
144
1,515
1,323
1,049
757
877
114
590
82
1954 . , .
28
486
580
803
545
5U
116
406
180
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data for dairy products sold for 1959 are based on reports for only a aainple of fanns. See teitt]
(For detmitions and explanations,
Btext)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms reporting 1959.,
1954..
dollars 1959..
1954..
Average sales per farm repcrting dollars 1959 . .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 195D . .
1954 . .
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cream sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
pounds of butterfat 1959 . .
PnULTRV AND POULTRY PRODUtTTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
dollars 1959 ,
1954 . .
Chickens sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
Broilers sold farms repating 1959 .
number 1959..
1954..
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
number 1959 .
1954.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
dozens 1959 . .
1954 . .
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised fam
■eporting 1959.
1954 .
number 1959 .
10,222
16,370
«, 386, 147
39,159,285
4,K7
7,193
9,900
927,692,302
877,109,938
3,382
6,470
2,498,166
4,928,537
3,546
15,531
25,063,039
24,568,521
4,895
7,575
IJ.,403,275
6,513,349
226
304
9,469,395
4,909,347
4,711
7,348
1,933,380
1,604,002
6,981
12,978
32,760,918
23,890,011
694
1,509
6,600,292
7,961,183
994
2,386
1,370,714
1,501,596
590,827
729,827
2,462
1,504
2,011,932
2,078,823
2,373
326,010
778,447
5,507
947, 575
1,073,651
3,932
2,926,484
2,653,884
8,333
123,431
165,559
1,S7D
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised—
Under 50 farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 399 farms reporting 1959 . .
400 or more farms reporting 1959 .
1,765
5,328,412
4,554,301
1,465
6,648,712
4,951,361
(Fordefini
9 and explaj
3 text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms repcrtmc 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
1954..
.Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959. .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
pounds 1959 . .
1954 . .
(?ream sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
pounds of butterfat 1959 . .
1954 . .
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1959..
1954..
dollars 1959..
Chickens sold farms reporting 1959..
1954..
number 1959..
1954..
Broilers sold farms reporting 1959,.
1954 . .
number 1959..
1954 . .
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959..
1954..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
dozens 1959.
1954 .
1,272,030
542,355
633,413
725,364
4,090
1,951
173
136
130
144
25,431,021
12
,637,143
10,809,890
14,356,617
148
157
277
226
163,825
55,135
210,266
113,574
272,295
277, 143
3,404
1,829,280
2,103,633
4,120
324,766
148,561
4,707
r 1959 .
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959 .
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
Under50 farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 399 farms repcrting 1959 .
400 or mote farms reporting 1959 .
228,328
672,811
413,693
1,017,701
93
189
180
297
34,910
173,337
32,527
181,489
1
3
3
7
6,000
103,622
5,100
U4,150
93
1B7
178
290
28,910
64,715
27,427
67,339
141
283
253
500
503,739
1,455,231
354,498
1,627,103
14
33
48
70
27, m
45,050
232,480
242,352
43
53
38
131
6,129
8,406
43,135
49,705
OREGON
181
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Dsts for dairy (xoducts sold For 1959 ar
based on reports for only a sam
pie of farms. See text]
f F« definibona and explanations. se« I«rt)
Klanath
Lake
lane
Lincoln
Ubu
Malheur
Marlon
Morrow
Multnomah
DAIRY PRODUCTS
1
Any milk Of cream sold rBrms reporting 1959
122
25
607
145
900
964
779
32
183
2
1954
266
106
892
161
1,254
1,364
1,421
102
259
3
dollars 1959
81-1,232
115,226
1,942,589
668,485
2,603,960
3
,217,358
2,954,137
62,407
1,274,843
4
1954
637,141
143,994
1,732,069
569,250
1,983,905
3
,164,158
2,836,741
136,301
1,611,307
'
Av«age sales per farm repcrtng dollars 1959
6,674
4,609
3,200
4,610
2,893
3,338
3,792
1,950
6,966
6
Milk sdd as whole milk famis repwtjn? 1959
86
5
371
130
669
929
557
7
153
7
1954
104
19
435
119
873
1,277
871
15
187
B
pounds 1959
18,700,240
1,912,000
38,510,252
15,643,060
53,794,250
96
,010,014
62,519,329
893,254
24,596,549
9
1954
12,841,015
2,084,674
36,132,920
11,735,111
45,544,626
90
,251,864
58,238,782
2,463,526
32,120,430
10
Cream sold farms rep(rting 1959
56
20
291
15
271
47
247
25
35
11
1954
162
87
457
42
381
87
550
87
72
12
poimds of butterfat 1959
20,641
21,377
135,366
15,720
187,610
58,606
217,535
41,149
9,110
13
1954
POIILTRV AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
137,590
78,126
216,726
34,365
236,843
101,689
425,484
59,908
103,287
U
POUlliy and poultry ptOduClS sold fams repcrtini; 1959
167
62
608
98
625
344
717
70
147
IS
371
115
1,165
146
1,027
624
1,563
139
360
It
dollars 1959
199,012
18,461
2,404,414
79,634
1,401,301
284,038
2,771,143
37,407
448,243
17
1954
232,336
33,432
2,352,752
114,225
1,792,781
272,225
2,669,099
91,441
809,457
18
Chickens sold farms repotting 1959
81
33
409
39
363
191
475
35
99
la
1954
167
51
631
64
508
270
811
54
180
90
number 1959
21,264
2,541
1,666,785
8,992
816,862
291,451
1,211,572
2,765
197,372
21
1954
53,944
4,394
875,234
13,368
727,702
79,683
746,859
7,202
281,000
2!
Bnoilers sold forms teptrting 1959
38
18
5
20
5
23
1954
4
35
"i
27
3
38
13
24
number 1959
1,365,069
686,400
275,000
1,010,038
154,100
25
1954
32,500
654,896
3,200
621,174
56,388
563,341
238,500
2e
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1959
81
'33
379
39
350
187
462
35
95
27
1954
165
51
602
63
485
268
784
54
172
28
number 1959
21,264
2,541
301,716
8,992
130,462
16,451
201, 534
2,765
43,272
29
1954
a,444
4,394
220,338
10,158
106,528
23,295
1B3,518
7,202
42,500
SO
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1959
141
55
496
79
525
296
608
60
131
31
1954
296
99
988
123
820
507
1,325
100
296
32
dotcns 1959
512,559
47,027
3,465,467
204,563
1,722,499
305,826
3,626,208
%,957
917,091
U
1954
392,077
57,323
3,223,706
206,647
1,606,605
276,535
3,060,815
139,164
911,790
34
Tirkeys. ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their oggs sold farms reporting 1959
14
3
41
10
42
28
62
7
10
32
1954
70
12
74
10
108
70
134
20
35
3«
dollars 1959
1,072
70
199,131
439
308,120
2,216
754,926
455
1,124
37
1954
9,470
1,746
349,676
350
625,224
95,004
908,618
29,317
175,483
38
Turkeys andtuikey (ryers raised farms reporting 1959
48
U
43
23
51
39
57
6
9
89
1954
193
43
114
18
134
126
133
36
40
40
number 1959
424
62
37,148
164
66,183
793
154,623
85
183
41
1954
Firma reporting b^ number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
2,682
381
78,590
208
124,690
23,144
151,822
6,088
26,889
42
Under 50 farms repirting 1959
48
11
34
23
37
35
37
6
8
43
50 10 399 farms reporting 1959
2
4
2
1
44
400 or more farms teportiiv 1959
9
12
18
(For deTinitioaa and explinitiona, see tmt)
Polk
SbeTnan
Tlllamook
Uiiiitllla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
DAIRY pnoDurrs
1
Any milk or cream sold. farms repsting 1959
318
17
545
264
287
206
40
545
21
523
2
521
39
651
460
372
400
109
950
52
828
3
dollars 1959
1,320,361
2,955
5,
267,495
1,304,114
424
,451
299,099
248,881
3,503,145
7,423
2,487,087
4
1954
1,156,396
12,455
4,
965,856
763,340
346
,803
517,316
160,305
2,876,010
27,416
1,578,756
5
Avenge sales per farm reporting dollars 1959
4,152
174
9,665
4,940
1
,479
1,452
6,222
6,428
353
4,755
e
Milk sold as wtole milk farms r«»>orting 1959
248
545
85
54
25
17
485
8
387
7
1954
359
1
649
94
39
100
25
727
12
581
8
pounds 1959
.. 25,992,257
122,
775,019
27,005,168
7,495
,262
3,441,233
5,636,130
73,755,279
115,696
49,948,767
9
1954
.. 23,889,748
1,680
122,
926,939
13,277,902
4,334
,912
9,034,389
2,570,920
66,412,861
265,664
36,194,320
10
Cream sold farms reporting 1959
90
17
179
233
181
23
75
13
161
11
1954
162
38
2
366
333
300
84
223
40
247
12
pounds of butterfat 1959
30,265
4,752
137,273
164
,316
275,300
7,175
39,665
3,842
59,870
13
1954
Pnt.LTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
121,263
17,925
325
265,850
286
,925
331,489
54,699
87,721
16,593
92,418
14
15
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1959
1954
300
433
45
92
93
118
355
541
259
359
135
231
127
270
623
1,199
41
81
441
813
16
dollars 1959
455,815
8,617
38,095
1,114,809
70
,331
13,979
84,700
2,479,296
8,837
3,316,822
17
1954
631,972
16,601
31,106
892,787
90
,272
30,672
88,441
2,516,493
14,451
3,217,220
IB
Chickens add farms reporting 1959
167
19
36
170
133
62
67
444
17
281
19
1954
207
44
34
252
162
83
119
703
26
402
20
number 1959
196,577
1,451
6,646
489,793
IC
,545
2,876
11,977
1,187,799
1,230
801,702
21
112,004
2,928
4,553
383,661
IC
,426
5,031
9,721
689,133
2,133
459,836
22
Broilers sold farms reptrting 1S59
7
4
24
24
28
1954
6
1
9
"i
36
26
24
164,216
462,700
927,551
693,811
26
1954
78,000
1,400
353,590
1,000
460,223
354,276
2t
rXhrr chickens sold farms reporting 1959
162
19
36
166
133
62
'67
425
'17
259
27
202
44
34
247
162
82
119
678
26
384
28
number 1959
32,361
1,451
6,646
27,093
10
,545
2,876
11,977
260,248
1,230
107,891
29
34,004
2,928
3,153
30,071
10
,426
4,031
9,721
228,910
2,133
105,560
90
Chicken eggs sold ratms reporting 1959
244
43
75
292
233
119
109
528
38
319
81
1954
365
80
106
460
331
193
242
1,046
73
666
89
doiens 1959
624,719
21,296
95,303
560,143
178
,495
31,572
213,388
4,218,013
21,138
2,449,791
83
1954
632,723
33,787
52,067
478,000
180
,831
58,231
161,840
4,385,201
23,790
2,295,250
84
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
35
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting 1959
1954
32
41
2
3
6
5
.23
51
6
19
9
21
2
12
34
70
6
8
64
101
36
dollars 1959
115,161
171
241
623,997
175
1,175
1,075
269,879
536
1,958,974
87
1954
283,562
220
281
388,485
2
,033
1,394
2,117
342,847
1,274
1,939,679
88
89
Tuiktys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959
1954
47
51
2
6
10
2
45
88
6
25
12
38
16
29
23
56
8
26
64
115
40
number 1959
30,375
52
86
107,258
51
174
288
75,551
132
427,099
41
1954
F«n« reporting by niaaba c/ turkeys and turkey frysrs raised-
58,943
95
42
76,693
506
452
437
15
77,531
13
352
7
347,941
27
42
Und«50 farms reporting 1959
35
1
10
37
5
48
50 to 899 farms reprting 1969
3
9
1
1
7
1
1
10
1
1
44
400orflKve farms reporting 1959
36
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182 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10a. -GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Goats and kids clipped famis reportinR 1959.,
Goals and kids sold aliv
(For derinitions and explanations, :
9 of all ages fams reportine 1959 . .
Under 100 head farms reporting 1
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1
500 to 999 head farms reporting 1
1.000 to 1,099 head fanns reporting 1
2,000 or more head farms reporting 1
Angcra goats and kids farms reporting 1
1
number 1
. fanns reporting 1959, .
n of all ages farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . .
t'nder 100 head farms reporting 1959. .
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1959.,
500 to 1*99 head farms reporting 1959 . .
1,000 to 1.999 head farms reporting 1959. ,
2,000 or more head farms reporting 1959 . .
Ingora goats and kids fanns reporting 1959.
nun,berl959.,
er eoats and kida farms reporting 1959..
1954 . .
number 1959.
1954..
and kid? clipped farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . ,
number 1959..
1954..
pounds of mohair 1959 . ,
1954 . ,
Goats and kids sold alive farms reporting 1959..
number 1959.,
dollars 1959..
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
; and kids of all ages farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . .
Under 100 heed farms reporting 1959.,
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1959 . ,
500 to 999 head farms reporting 1959 . ,
l.OOOto 1.999 head farms reporting 1959.,
2,000 or more head farms reporting 1959 . ,
Vngora goats and kids farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
. farms reportmc 1959 .
3 clipped farms reporting 1959.
Goats and kids sold s
pounds of mohair 1 959 .
1954.
, . . farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959.
dollars 1959.
1,773
2,921
27,867
39,843
1,257
2,14L
7,984
13,897
17,417
23,047
74,694
101,290
1,344
1,132
5,361
4,840
890
1,023
922
1,243
3,801
3,700
4,«0
4,814
5,785
6,709
24,345
27,574
1,048
2,607
4,157
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County Table lOa.-GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definidcms mi exjAanationa, see text)
Goals and kids of aJI B{;e3 farms repcrting 1
Undef 100 head fanns reporting 1
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1
500 to 999 head farms reporting 1
1,000 to 1.999 head farms reporting 1
2,000 or more head farms reporting 1
Angcra goals and kids farms reportin
number t
Ol^er f^ats and kids , farms reporting 1
number 1
. Goats and kida clipped farms repcrting 1
2,370
3,681
X0,105
16,689
1,069
2,100
4,906
10, 3U
1,279
3,423
4,906
(For definitu'T.:? and explanations, see I«xt)
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
Cnder lOD head '. farms rcfiorting 1059.
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1969.
500 to 990 h«d farms reporting 1959.
1,000 to 1,999 head farms ropnrting 1959.
2,000 Of mcTf h<*ad farms rrforting 1959 .
Angora goats ar>d kids farms reporting 1950.
numlMr 1959 .
Other iroats and kids farms repotting 1959..
1
, number 1959.
I9S4.
> Goats and kid.'^ clipped farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959..
1064.
pounds of mohair 1059 . .
19H.
farms reporting 1959 . ,
number 1959 .
dollars 1959.
; Ooats and kids sold alive. .
1,439
3,314
6,275
184
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 1 of 6
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGEAND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
It™.
(For dorinilion? and explanatmns. see t«xt)
The State
Baier
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
1
2
Corn;
Com for all purposes farms reporting 1959...
1954 . . .
2,828
2,674
12
16
37
30
320
377
29
30
38
74
1
2
3
4
acres 1959...
1954...
51,798
27,586
302
247
1,246
297
4,090
3,075
453
125
321
502
2i
5,
1
2
5
6
Harvested for grain farms reporting 1959...
1954...
1,483
1,256
4
3
12
7
163
183
4
2
"i
1
7
a
acres 1959...
1954...
27,217
12,549
122
18
906
107
2,250
1,386
49
1
1
1
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954...
1,789,659
757,776
10,800
650
69,627
2,462
100,836
73,418
3,235
34
40
20
680
417
11
3
52
54
1
12
1954...
13
bushels 1959...
1954...
1,131,407
381,445
65,625
1,503
45,671
28,683
800
15
16
Cut for silage farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
1,345
1,206
9
11
20
16
81
99
16
21
32
60
17
18
acres 1959...
1954...
21,525
12,323
180
202
298
173
918
744
372
111
293
473
2'
5
19
20
tons, green weight 1959...
1954...
276,088
131,855
2,810
2,425
2,565
1,446
6,893
4,727
3,124
1,018
3,391
4,511
25(
53
21
22
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1954...
436
49E
"i
7
7
117
139
11
7
8
13
2
23
24
acres 1959...
1954...
3,056
2,714
'27
42
17
922
945
32
13
23
28
2
25
26
27
28
29
30
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959...
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres. . .farms reporting 1959...
1,42
54£
64'
lie
4;
5£
4
1
5
1
1
...
21
3
6
1
"6
201
55
51
9
2
2
22
2
3
1
1
31
2
5
1
llcm
Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
1
2
Com:
Cora for all purposes farms reporting 1959...
1954...
59
66
1
1
1
7
12
76
56
1
42
3 18
3
4
acres 1959...
1954...
2
5
621
495
25
2
36
50
41
55
1,170
597
26.
8,
730
242
5
6
Harvested for grain farms reporting 1959...
1954 .. .
37
41
1
4
3
30
19
9
7
7
8
acres 1959...
1954...
475
341
25
12
11
413
72
91
J 145
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954...
31,822
23,084
1,500
740
277
16,788
2,477
12
7,290
) 8,540
9
9
10
3
12
1954...
13
bushels 1959...
1954...
13,955
13,300
9,023
1,130
3,440
3
12
1
3
6
43
29
1
32
16
1954...
9
17
18
acres 1959...
1954...
1
1
41
98
35
50
29
41
705
455
26.
584
95
19
20
tons, green weight 1959...
1954...
15C
390
1,307
420
500
450
660
8,577
4,032
4,60(
1,11
6,921
1,304
21
22
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1954...
22
16
1
"3
7
10
5
2
23
2A
acres 1959...
1954...
1
4^
105
56
2
"3
52
70
55
2
25
26
27
28
29
30
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959...
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres. . .farms reporting 1959...
43
5
L 3
3
1
1
1
5
2
42
12
18
1
1
2
22
8
9
2
"i
Stub items continued
OREGON
185
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 1 of 6
(For dorinitions and eXfllBnAtimit, SM text)
Klamath
Laie
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnouh
1
2
Corn:
Com for all purposee f amis reporting 1959. . .
1954...
1
102
64
1
188
133
832
793
546
510
23
26
22
36
3
4
acres 1959...
1954...
33
2,213
421
3,294
1,201
17,501
11,223
9,657
5,338
406
262
176
216
5
6
Harvested for graia farms reporting 1959...
1954...
58
31
104
31
417
423
414
343
9
18
1
5
7
3
acres 1959...
1954...
1,423
191
2,133
413
6,938
4,935
6,884
3,471
202
122
12
47
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954...
96,051
13,215
75
133,822
18,76
511,649
338,697
397,683
191,428
16,550
4,485
780
2,375
28
7
54
6
224
187
176
111
4
3
12
1954...
2
13
tusbels 1959...
1954...
73,029
10,825
106,365
5,900
332,638
190,488
208,503
93,104
10,910
880
730
1,050
15
16
Cut for silage farms reporting 1959...
1954...
33
12
57
52
587
482
157
151
9
11
12
20
17
18
acres 1959...
1954...
633
172
778
465
10,257
6,037
2,308
1,433
141
122
149
146
19
20
tons, green weight 1959...
1954...
7,527
1,470
6,146
3,087
154,184
78,678
19,515
10,458
1,695
1,030
1,910
1,238
21
22
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1954...
"2
1
21
21
41
44
24
31
73
89
8
2
9
11
23
24
acres 1959...
1954...
33
1
157
58
383
323
306
251
465
434
63
18
15
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
11 to 19 acres foims reporting 1959...
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres ... farms reporting 1959...
1
61
9
20
4
1
7
1
105
28
38
U
4
2
293
216
260
37
15
291
107
108
24
5
U
12
5
5
1
16
4
2
(For deriniliou and exrlanalinn!i, M« Untt)
Poll!
Sherman
Tlllamoolc
UmstiUa
Union
WaUora
Wasco
Washlng-
tcn
Wheeler
YamhlU
1
2
Com for all purposes farms reporting 1959...
1954...
38
22
1
155
U6
3
7
1
6
3
167
154
103
110
3
i,
acres 1959...
1954...
705
147
75
4,399
1,364
35
41
1
254
19
2,349
903
1,334
581
5
6
Harvested for grain fams reporting 1959...
1954...
19
10
1
106
83
1
2
43
20
37
25
7
8
acres 1959...
1954...
358
48
75
3,199
1,029
1
55
1,011
120
581
88
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954...
16,022
1,500
4,500
273, 520
67,502
40
4,740
55,384
5,305
36,185
3,404
11
12
Sales farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
12
1
1
53
26
20
3
21
1
13
W
bushels 1959...
1954...
13,782
306
2,500
180,335
32,801
41,769
1,215
22,282
260
15
16
Cut for silage rains reporting 1959...
1954...
17
7
51
16
3
3
3
2
106
103
56
61
17
18
acres 1959...
1954...
295
66
1,123
216
35
34
169
18
1,179
644
652
432
19
20
tons, green Height 1959...
1954...
2,150
422
18, 572
2,802
540
555
3,725
40
12,416
5,177
6,667
3,722
21
22
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1954...
6
5
14
18
4
2
1
38
37
19
23
23
24
acres 1959...
1954...
52
33
77
119
7
30
1
159
139
101
61
25
26
27
28
29
30
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for ell purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959...
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres. . .farms reporting 1959...
15
9
12
1
1
"i
63
28
41
6
8
9
2
1
2
108
24
26
5
4
58
24
17
2
2
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
..farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954. .
Sales bushels 1959. .
1954..
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959..
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Spring wheat farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954 .
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Oats grown alone farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
bushels 1959.,
1954.,
Sales bushels 1959.
1954 .
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres fame reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Oats cleaned out of vetch
and peas farms reporting 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
6,343
6,824
696,539
702,627
25,369,822
20,476,342
1,454
3,762
6,234
84,905
154,325
2,527,819
4,523,716
5,782
9,739
147,365
241,279
5,885,765
9,446,546
7,565
373,173
238,760
3,796
8,648
102,928
244,004
1,878
2,682
100,654
135,128
2,087
2,041
64,948
46,026
2,038
3,597
50,892
99,677
5,420
11,402
165,262
416,663
5,990
6,649
200,461
184,793
2,399
4,292
55,439
124,741
1,160
10,080
15,854
344,924
619,038
1,053
590,013
617,760
Barley farms reporting 1959. ,
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959,
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Rye farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959.
Other grains farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959.
8,560
9,924
501,905
1,953
2,503
1,536
1,185
1,383
1,822
40,928
1,412,346
10,743
15,617
330,723
516,264
9,462
11,304
288,647
482,572
11,262
8,990
272,184
330,796
21, 551
18,166
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
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Ctirry
Descbutea
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood Hlver
Jaclison
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
lake
Lane
49
27
157
32
4
3
44
181
4
10
75
158
1
108
49
162
53
5
3
75
143
7
20
100
107
2
568
249
85,531
874
104
208
605
13,071
34
100
7,046
3,124
3
1,335
554
89,271
1,677
139
68
1,002
13,189
72
450
7,332
1,955
4
30,837
6,121
2,892,657
23,018
1,593
5,993
18,508
463,372
315
3,996
133,038
98,129
5
50,365
10,752
2,512,978
34,229
2,109
2,150
20,449
318,447
940
9,263
144,049
47,542
_6
20,360
3,163
2,731,846
20,039
1,379
5,959
17,247
456,434
6
3,446
130,354
90,205
7
45,052
6,948
2,392,292
27,566
1,600
2,050
16,325
312,643
506
8,907
136,129
40,741
. 8
25
17
10
16
8
1
3
3
38
9
20
9
"i
11
"3
2
22
62
3
7
16
86
10
3
1
2
7
6
53
14
24
11
1
4
2
"i
27
17
9
12
146
2
1
31
25
1
13
42
52
7
13
30
1
43
223
9
236
98
142
14
119
86
15
21
68
2
62
394
22
410
162
301
15
523
479
628
198
809
2
548
7,995
84
7,736
5,085
2,229
16
1,223
994
1,055
343
2,167
9
602
14,890
230
12,372
8,687
5,026
17
10,322
8,382
21,990
5,400
10,790
60
17,052
270,983
1,520
163,270
103,649
45,055
18
33,724
20,621
27,693
6,327
27,852
165
15,928
641,537
5,265
262,773
140,628
124,960
19
8,861
6,029
21,590
4,760
7,860
15,206
266,761
1,120
153,187
99,025
37,840
20
28,366
13,415
25,112
4,665
21,141
50
10,743
631,169
4,160
240,590
127,872
101,995
21
17
33
8
7
1
19
21
5
64
15
56
22
23
16
1
2
12
20
93
4
94
28
64
23
1
2
1
2
6
4
7D
26
18
18
24
1
3
1
4
24
36
21
1
25
"i
2
1
15
16
16
3
26
1
55
106
9
25
18
7
63
47
20
172
42
327
27
157
210
22
36
30
U
134
115
37
238
85
545
28
"i
512
1,729
218
303
651
51
907
1,355
324
30,012
1,702
8,693
29
1,736
3,576
871
429
1,295
82
2,406
1,344
551
32,463
3,194
14,764
30
6
18,999
42,706
8,755
8,941
14,607
1,155
31,032
62,876
8,205
1,557,904
55,971
223,846
31
62,616
84,532
27,401
10,900
31,747
3,175
83,348
68,948
18,243
388,272
92,237
455,386
32
8,243
10,431
4,032
1,864
6,144
239
16,035
49,378
1,543
1,418,316
33,815
95,155
33
32,109
25,583
9,384
1,172
12,734
910
38,674
43,946
4,972
727,234
47,500
231,032
34
1
30
46
1
11
^
5
27
16
9
31
17
88
35
24
41
5
11
6
2
24
16
7
40
8
136
36
13
2
3
6
11
7
3
31
10
56
37
' 1
1
4
2
2
6
1
"2
1
1
11
4
4
i
1
2
3
23
47
2
1
3
34
13
33
61
38
39
40
41
865
490
150
322
254
310
11,113
42
1,271
3,503
500
366
583
23,362
43
865
64
412
250
2,492
10
311
275
7,168
13,197
44
45
81
129
152
41
43
5
163
227
26
482
91
261
46
117
108
128
54
93
6
157
319
27
573
138
351
47
656
2,923
39,422
779
5,608
176
4,661
9,561
539
46,530
5,927
6,853
48
1,791
1,960
24,541
907
14,083
171
3,469
13,126
348
54,353
6,121
10,324
49
17,421
78,712
1,438,139
25,577
82,082
8,125
198,143
369,692
13,441
1,925,903
108,883
167,503
50
61,009
55,495
832,252
22,182
339,739
6,236
117,557
607,611
8,338
2,0%, 927
125,537
397,654
51
8,186
25,765
1,288,239
4,239
37,761
160,162
252,603
4,329
1,720,244
66,788
110,606
52
34,141
25,016
703,735
2,592
183,308
3,783
63,083
557,328
3,066
1,966,871
80,348
312,269
53
57
46
1
19
1
2
52
51
8
38
15
79
54
22
48
8
12
10
1
52
72
13
94
23
92
55
2
21
8
9
34
54
108
23
53
56
8
24
1
7
1
18
30
5
130
15
26
57
6
115
1
16
1
7
20
112
15
11
58
16
1
3
16
18
i
6
40
11
14
59
685
3
680
337
1,129
48
127
1,597
675
404
60
5,052
30
12,945
4,292
11,871
1,198
2,691
21,992
5,228
7,426
61
2,305
30
57
12,457
2,802
9,237
4
977
5
2,477
23
5
18,483
5
1,860
7
6,880
125
62
63
1,152
311
157
469
208
109
183
3,470
64
23,197
8,510
7,362
28,928
5,205
2,680
2,461
75,949
65
12,446
500
2,280
13,388
50
1,900
600
27,332
66
1
1
1
6
1
2
67
2
2
19
1
5
3
68
12
2
1
83
'36
11
69
20
22
426
ii
75
42
70
12,000
2,400
350
84,800
10,000
11,000
71
17,168
54,000
642,339
8,000
110,875
20,200
72
188
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Part 2 of 6
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continuecl
(For definitions and oxplai
Malheur Marlon Morrow Multnomah PoLk
..farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959.,
1954. .
bushels 1959.,
1954.,
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting hy acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Spring wheat forms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
3,898
3,776
126,942
%,968
3,978
6,261
75,753
165,380
1,013
2,054
19,229
44,475
11,536
14,433
618,024
680,220
14,897
13,482
563,107
419,533
3,474
6,179
85,U9
188 , 230
115,835
110,666
3,595,617
2,616,946
2,381
2,501
87,610
50,422
8,953
9,083
337, 587
265,557
2,921
4,881
78,260
146,682
Sales bushels 1959 . . ,
1954..,
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959..,
25 to 49 acres farms reportijig 1959..,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Oats grown alone farms reporting 1959..,
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954..
Sales bushels 1959. .
1954. .
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reportijlg 1959.,
25 to 49 acres ..farms reporting 1959..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Oats cleaned out of vetch
and peas ..farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
bushels 1959..
1954. .
18,026
32,805
434,119
1,168,511
2,457
3,519
U5,771
199,915
905
1,408
17,734
29,354
619,132
1,250,746
1,564
70,304
75,977
9,206
17,480
384,516
815,432
Barley farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954. ,
Sales bushels 1959. ,
1954.,
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.,
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.,
Rye farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959.
Other grains farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
bushels 1959.
Sales bushels 1959.
14,390
19,740
349,618
731,238
9,204
6,733
88,038
20,470
9,094
13,055
424,609
629,321
984
1,027
25,305
22,807
773,211
971,606
47,621
44,045
1,596,006
1,281,722
1,905
1,367
55,095
44,896
4,301
3,434
30,900
29,269
1,155,267
1,341,119
21,912
20,135
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed p
harvested for peas .
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Stub items continued
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 2 of 6
(For definitions And expJaJ
farne reportlflg 1959...
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
Ijushela 1959...
1954. . .
Sales bushels 1959. . .
1954...
Fanns reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres fanas reporting 1959...
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or i»re acres farms reporting 1959...
Spring wheat farms reporting 1959. ..
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
bushels 1959...
1954...
Sales bushels 1959. . .
1954. . .
FanBs reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres fame reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
Oats grown alone farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
acres 1959. . .
1954...
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
Sales bushels 1959. . .
1954...
Farms reporting ly acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959...
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
50 to 99 acres forms reporting 1959...
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
Oats cleaned out of vetch
snd peas '....farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
bushels 1959...
1954...
190,366
192,775
7,666,959
5,709,321
3,556
12,813
124,772
384,922
34,935
35,857
1,587,596
1,230,731
2,757
8,456
72,852
247,840
2,807
4,655
105,054
201,217
13,283
11,239
424,671
309,740
5,406
U,767
141,050
320,035
2,731
3,848
141,705
161, 541
56,612
56,439
1,972,937
1,725,054
5,533
9,457
158,534
193,460
1,103
2,329
32,991
50,331
15,328
15,685
587,264
498,098
1,533
1,516
40,270
44,945
696
1,069
13,346
19,601
624,470
981,061
5,349
8,432
138,997
184,943
1,011
9,498
16,937
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.,
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.,
50 to 99 acres farm] reporting 1959.,
100 or more acres forms reporting 1959 . ,
I^o farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.,
bushels 1959.,
Sales bushels 1959. ,
Other grains farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
bushels 1959.,
Sales bushels 1959..
71,801
65,171
3,236,883
2,125,475
16,272
13,612
646,484
480,834
17,528
13,877
17,473
7,901
11,557
13,225
392,322
458,934
33,181
2,825
21,960
20,741
716,264
667,039
1,300
1,240
22,278
18,250
883,975
854,155
18,426
14, U2
1,874
2,386
54,643
65,033
Annual legumes:
Dry field and seed peas
har-'eBted for peas farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.,
pounds 1959.
1954.
10,291
2,295
15,702,204
2,135,697
4,637
2,261
5,055,346
2,124,518
Stub items continued
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table U.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Clackamas Clatsop Colmnbl:
Sales farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
reporting
Wild hay cut farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tone 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959. ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.,
tons 1959 . ,
1954.,
Sales farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.,
tons 1959..
1954.,
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959.,
8,294
9,889
307,398
287,099
856,440
800,197
2,909
2,875
272,695
207,412
2,224
2,413
1,653
1,118
7,414
8,347
168,440
149,949
306,897
277,799
1,779
1,679
52,315
47,521
3,032
2,613
1,095
1,545
3,918
23,838
48,737
45,123
85,927
307
536
4,345
6,136
103,420
143,075
140,754
183,283
663
522
2,525
3,051
237,935
276,952
257,935
300,500
376
276
391
2,620
3,504
56,250
61,163
87,232
94,734
565
475
1,308
1,639
34,441
31,625
31,734
76,701
74,052
10,303
9,011
17,390
16,953
1,247
2,199
1,931
2,313
20,159
24,371
34,528
36,310
2,558
1,073
4,675
1,720
1,869
1,172
5,871
2,825
2,558
2,660
4,198
5,165
1,131
1,487
1,795
2,126
2,046
2,405
3,077
3,079
1,506
3,735
9,138
2,095
2,021
7,005
5,111
1,161
1,219
15,448
13,307
28,416
24,156
317
250
1,312
867
1,924
2,553
2,529
1,925
3,382
5,304
3,326
3,558
5,54,4
5,907
1,316
2,378
10,433
18,262
2,870
2,046
5,903
4,037
1,409
1,231
1,083
898
1,866
2,031
1,4«6
1,427
1,373
1,736
2,625
3,194
1,339
1,315
11,112
10,272
6,901
6,076
13,211
11,780
1,086
1,082
1,550
1,740
1,909
2,429
2,837
3,889
1,810
2,746
2,916
5,225
2,650
2,274
19,288
15,165
1,372
2,027
2,338
3,354
1,723
3,150
4,003
7,846
1,742
1,546
14,947
10,652
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OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Part 3 of 6
17,412
U,252
42,802
34,063
5,9a
7,494
4,935
6,265
2,943
4,537
7,653
U,183
7,807
4,591
U,907
7,493
1,105
3,389
1,756
4,423
3,043
2,791
4,087
2,206
1,689
2,780
1,991
2,733
2,789
4,123
3,826
2,467
1,531
5,904
4,706
3,330
6,897
4,3U
8,344
10,020
7,509
20,234
16,373
8,379
9,017
13,740
U,442
8,566
12,924
13, U3
19,385
15,028
17,889
18,192
20,520
1,908
2,420
2,412
3,077
5,456
1,730
6,965
5,837
7,296
3,759
5,320
64,211
81,866
49,229
72,810
1,214
1,735
3,240
4,015
8,839
12,901
24,624
32,121
11,955
12,070
22,850
22,474
3,912
4,824
7,254
6,814
2,715
3,001
4,094
3,792
1,029
1,581
5,305
7,540
U,486
9,881
39,890
38,642
1,983
2,709
2,8a
3,217
1,361
1,079
1,815
1,835
2,510
4,429
6,359
727
3,880
8,057
611
5,473
4,237
1,770
8,046
13,704
1,051
10,738
6,098
23
71
14
4
79
11
1,U7
1,365
547
93
2,004
598
32,471
29,420
111,010
94,494
786
U,5a
4,716
1,141
11,923
7,958
1,0U
15,320
4,250
1,585
14,269
6,070
14
66
10
11
46
13
149
3,781
229
191
1,919
430
17
45
U4
23
78
135
201
18,610
51,641
263
24,128
60,873
130
17,099
54,741
208
24,593
64,771
2,535
4,372
4,123
5,190
1,913
5,971
6,765
13,645
13,255
27,733
26,447
1,640
2,417
1,901
3,446
2,267 80
1,544 81
15,878 82
10,122 83
Stub Itema cantlmied
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 11.
Part 3 of 6
-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
: 1959
195i
acres 1959
195i
tons 1959
195i
Sales f emiB reporting 1959
195i
tons 1959
195A
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Vetch or peas, alone or_Mxed with oats or
other grains, cut for hay. ..faxms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Wild hay cut.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay;
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.,
Sales faims reporting 1959.,
1954.,
tons 1959.,
1954. ,
GrBss silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons, green weight 1959..
1954.
2,051
1,033
3,510
1,876
1,751
1,247
2,182
1,989
1,720
4,421
4,398
8,360
6,593
14,520
11,719
1,997
5,536
4,099
9,809
2,206
2,624
2,767
3,467
1,657
1,960
1,789
2,010
3,973
5,173
5,187
6,440
1,495
1,448
12,293
10,353
1,336
1,767
45,993
50,367
151,014
176,692
430
552
3,857
4,222
4,588
3,852
22,553
23,090
23,398
22,125
1,077
5,140
7,213
2,774
2,303
10,268
6,120
8,074
11,150
16,249
23,682
2,453
5,791
4,386
11,708
2,475
2,296
4,485
3,668
1,748
t,022
2,387
1,356
1,948
2,478
2,962
3,651
2,663
2,908
22,135
23,106
8,281
6,381
27,324
21,620
2,148
4,853
3,485
7,453
1,796
2,307
15,016
12,893
1,249
1,082
4,332
2,936
3,811
4,251
2,105
4,964
7,084
7,455
3,659
10,245
59
73
25
75
1,993
2,021
580
3,465
1,505
3,386
2,690
6,419
1,468
1,700
2,079
2,340
1,247
1,757
9,395
11,076
OREGON
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County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 3 of 6
lion
TiUamDok
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
(For derinitions ard explar
Iiors. see WM)
Hay crops:
1
acres 1959...
9,557
24,869
34,056
32,466
31,074
17,911
20,783
22,216
10,836
15,697
2
'
1954...
8,549
26,109
30,954
25,390
12,674
17,469
3
Alfalfa and alfalfa ndjrtuTeB
cut for
hay and for dehydrating
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
621
499
344
300
181
95
178
4
1954...
2
705
581
390
358
132
121
126
5
acres 1959...
1
18,830
a, 727
17,828
11,753
1,852
5,119
2,102
6
1954...
17
16,320
19,365
15,281
10,981
996
5,015
960
7
tons 1959...
2
70,985
43,124
39,947
28,166
5,848
12,321
8,091
8
1954...
34
59,167
38,378
32,528
24,198
2,976
11,742
2,901
9
Sales
■ fanoB reporting 1959...
240
137
78
93
31
14
61
10
1954...
204
108
66
94
20
11
24
11
tons 1959...
34,247
7,862
6,348
6,545
1,050
1,801
1,836
12
Fanns reporting by acrea
1954...
cut for hay:
21,819
4,691
3,715
5,369
1,269
1,24«
565
13
Under 10 acrea
. farms reporting 1959...
1
240
111
31
67
107
7
100
U
10 to 24 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
198
14«
68
84
63
28
57
15
25 to 49 acres
-farms reporting 1959...
90
107
105
73
6
25
18
16
50 to 99 acres
.faims reporting 1959...
50
76
88
45
5
20
2
17
100 or Bore acres
.faHDB reporting 1959...
43
57
52
31
15
1
18
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay....
.farms reporting 1959...
141
28
122
140
23
558
7
333
19
1954...
167
23
105
147
25
888
7
427
20
acres 1959...
3,225
480
4,250
5,255
4«1
8,047
585
6,223
21
1954...
2,865
319
3,284
5,063
386
12,137
751
5,889
22
tons 1959...
7,755
848
7,385
10,343
933
15,765
885
12,750
23
1954...
7,319
516
5,436
8,992
649
26,114
1,107
11,383
2i
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
U
5
23
26
8
179
91
25
1954...
3
2
11
24
4
301
1
106
26
tons 1959...
355
58
841
1,364
266
5,070
2,877
27
Farms reporting by acres
1954...
cut for hay:
44
31
236
1,365
43
9,438
"28
3,288
28
Under 10 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
28
9
33
22
8
280
1
142
29
10 to 24 acres
.farms Importing 1959...
67
13
37
30
9
192
1
125
30
25 to 49 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
34
5
26
54
2
74
37
31
50 to 99 acrea
.fatlDB reporting 1959...
10
16
24
4
7
3
25
32
100 or ncre acres....
.fazme reporting 1959...
2
1
10
10
5
2
4
33
Vetch or peas, alone or nUed wltli o«t« or
other gnins, out for hay. .
.faru reporting 1959...
5
8
7
21
2
251
3
113
34
1954...
1
8
10
18
3
534
360
35
acres 1959...
51
153
110
706
40
3,054
105
1,390
36
1954...
32
873
97
431
8
4,949
4,230
37
tons 1959...
U7
324
131
1,394
30
6,462
168
2,432
38
1954. . .
55
865
204
734
20
10,077
7,945
39
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
1
1
3
66
20
40
1954...
2
91
32
41
tons 1959...
10
100
33
1,476
410
42
1954...
53
2,143
580
43
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or
other OBll
grains cut for bay
.farms reporting 1959...
7
192
71
148
150
309
64
156
44
1954...
33
315
133
213
244
263
106
191
45
acres 1959...
72
3,796
828
3,343
4,545
2,714
3,807
1,680
46
1954...
189
6,344
2,034
5,321
6,914
1,874
5,377
1,510
47
tons 1959...
U4
6,070
1,282
6,127
6,032
5,040
5,480
2,685
48
1954...
463
8,341
2,827
8,323
9,046
2,826
8,246
2,373
49
Sales
.ttim r«portlng 1959...
1954...
15
21
6
11
14
U
11
IS
65
32
1
2
25
50
13
51
tons 1959...
750
150
816
282
1,200
9
378
52
1954...
409
202
473
736
290
23
91
53
tild hay cut
.fanM reporting 1959...
75
16
121
51
21
106
13
76
54
1954...
132
22
152
77
16
89
19
91
55
acres 1959...
1,508
388
4,505
1,777
445
977
1,070
793
56
1954...
1,803
1,217
6,172
2,983
2,046
670
1,312
816
57
tons 1959...
3,326
384
6,802
2,404
722
1,453
1,374
941
58
1954...
3,785
1,119
8,412
4,594
2,183
968
1,307
1,037
59
Salea
.fan» reporting 1959...
1
29
6
1
21
14
60
1954...
2
"i
24
8
1
13
10
61
taui 1959...
50
877
298
7
311
133
62
Faims reporting by acres
1954...
cut for hay:
40
25
1,557
254
30
134
210
63
Under 10 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
19
7
34
12
6
68
47
64
10 to 24 acres
.farms reporting 1959...
29
5
53
18
10
31
4
21
65
25 to 49 acres
.famB reporting 1959...
22
2
15
9
3
5
5
66
50 to 99 acres
. farms reporting 1959. . .
5
1
10
8
1
1
6
3
67
100 or more acres....
.farms reporting 1959...
1
9
4
1
1
3
68
Other hay cut
.farms reporting 1959...
157
44
44
49
11
126
2
143
69
1954...
79
33
48
68
19
172
5
201
70
acrea 1959...
2,803
982
1,275
1,884
334
1,468
150
1,849
71
1954...
1,238
614
1,046
1,686
344
1,727
199
2,126
72
tens 1959...
6,187
1,319
2,084
3,026
925
2,633
235
2,819
73
1954...
2,917
561
1,286
2,456
522
3,220
406
3,051
74
Sales
.farms reporting 1959...
6
7
12
7
1
27
33
75
1954...
2
1
4
1
41
1
36
76
tons 1959...
114
136
547
519
26
587
571
77
1954 . . .
30
30
155
60'
1,085
10
420
78
OrasB Bllage made from grassea, alfalfa.
clover, or small grains...
.fams reporting 1959...
104
8
17
7
3
211
89
79
1954...
135
10
15
6
6
185
2
117
80
acres 1959...
1,897
240
1,361
281
313
4,104
1,660
81
1954. . .
2,405
422
468
189
104
3,037
20
1,938
82
tons, green weight 1959...
20,055
770
7,520
1,635
1,712
33,330
12,884
83
1954...
21,392
1,660
2,715
2,010
668
23,296
100
15,648
Stub liens continued
194
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 6 ,
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Crimson clover seed.
Alsike clover seed.
.farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959..
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959. .
1954..
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959..
1954..
eportlng 1959. .
1954
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Austrian winter peas farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Red fescue seed farms
Tall fescue seed farms
Chewings fescue seed farms
Perennial ryegrass seed farms
Common ryegrass seed farms
Merlon bluegrass seed farms
Bentgrass seed farms
Hairy vetch seed . . .farms
Other vetch seed
Other field crops harvested
Irish potatoes for home '
or for sale
Sugar beets for sugar.
Mint for oil.
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 19591.
I954I.
hundredweight 1959. .
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds of oil 1959. .
1954..
.fanns reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
7,935
6,274
2,941,434
1,787,180
957
1,181
14,861
16,323
3,297,965
2,372,622
674
192
15,606
2,876
5,984,230
929,734
5,395
6,873
1,582,305
2,425,551
379
44,103
40,348,462
1,306
123,016
129,273,828
203
27,474
17,408
8,972,129
6,796,547
6,486
10,872
3,284,411
7,308,851
6,885
21,347
4,964,043
26,225,689
2,432
9,461
34,189
36,735
;, 421, 389
1,059,036
511
539
20,567
18,347
510,674
395,902
15,274
10,301
1,049,892
466,198
5,465
5,505
7,063,056
6,050,929
1,098
59,441
159,435
2,974
2,313
1,111,368
795,200
1,493
1,471
298,665
165,815
1,109
43,000
97,310
2,223
2,581
523,038
649,088
OREGON
195
OF CROPS HAKVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Part 4 of 6
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
01111am
Grant Hamey
Itood Mver
Jacliaan
Jefferson
JoeepMne
Klamath Lake
Lane
1
2
a
3
7
2
1
' i
3
24
27
6
7
2
'is
6
5
627
82
205
31
3
6
1,500 2,
3(
3
3
680
162,948
319
15,900
173
U,716 2,
133
LOO
4
5
1,200
3,
75(
3
164,248
58,676
16,615 3,
221
6
2
45
6
7
'
55
3
83
965
2
3
i
11
56
8
9
56
5,850
1,500
27
1,566
222,626
16
36
6
107
7,236
10
11
6,800
...
6,800
269,668
1,500
2,400
11,600 1,
2
'si
20,522
500
12,078
19
1
626
1
278,946
12
13
14
15
16
17
100 1 18
9
24
118
1
19
24
31
191
4
20
114
635
4,186
12
21
428
724
4,868
39
22
38,660
144,225
1,294,888 1,
00
23
145,106
40
80
23,000
2
SO
73,750
1
300
300,000
1
6
4,100
...
1
34
2,600
3
200,332
19
358
192,960
1
19
2,000
6
86
37,550
93
1,905,406 8,
3
145
51,800
2
25
8
698
209,350
13
487
162,050
2
24
4,800
35
2,860
2,473,414
137
15,004
14,968,161
2
2*
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
62
2,878
50
190
41
29,792
2
776,287
6
1
10,000
2
1
66,000
4
1
42
43
44
36
184
17
1,002
900
358
220
45
46
28,110
1
43,200
1,800
250,500
75,000
130,101
23,100
29
33
889
47
48
49
50
51
4
1,098
258 ,479
52
53
500
305,171
54
2
4
2
19
55
7
13
1
27
56
77
34
33
495
57
85
226
15
369
58
13,300
25,184
1,000
4,365
197,348
59
22,900
1
76,131
1
900
8
247,660
9
60
61
4
30
14,000
22
'so
12,800
85
104
113,500
6
276
214
193,690
35
427
1,075
208,525
62
63
64
65
53,390
1,000
201,829
139,760
1,178,792
66
1
J 86
34
5
21
1-
3 29
18
158
20
197
21
59
67
6
J 334
163
13
48
2(
3 147
92
208
159
405
45
466
68
S 1,007
6
(Z)
10
16.
4 24
14
5,659
10
8,032
22
37
69
2,435
6
2
12
?
7 26
35
5,984
4
10,998
139
124
70
1,19
5 233,512
1,902
53
894 19,
»
1 4,239
3,481
1,687,092
2,362
2,255,489 6,
12
8,015
71
81
7 423,372
1,073
228
1,318 2,
1.4
1 3,584
8,549
1,970,547
801
1
2,170,755 24,
1
33
17,682
72
73
74
13
75
76
14
408
77
78
1
65
24
38
79
80
15
2,506
550
824
688
81
82
498
133,662
33,000
5
667
505
907,379
677,600
53,364
25,540
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
Stub Items continued
196
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 11.
Part 4 of 6
-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For derinilions and explai
Red clover seed.
.fanas reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
195i.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Crimson clover seed fa
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Alsike clover seed farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Red fescue seed farms
Tall fescue seed farms
Chewlngs fescue seed farms
Perennial ryegrass seed farms
Common ryegrass seed farms
Merion bluegrass seed farms
Bentgrass seed farms
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959. .
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959..
1954.
reporting 1959. .
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
pounds 1959.
1954.
Other vetch seed farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
pounds 1959.
1954.
Austrian »inter peas farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Hairy vetch seed.
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home u
or for sale
Sugar beets for sugar. ,
lUnt for oil.
2,698
1,801
757,615
309,232
.farms reporting 1959,.
1954. .
acres 19591.
1954'.
hundredweight 1959. .
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
.farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds of oil 1959. .
1954..
.faims reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959..
1954..
1th less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
5,220
3,499
2,365,979
1,319,040
3,044
1,169
913,105
402,2%
24
12,334
52
10,160
2,779
2,925,774
7,456
2,159,457
456
488
17,738
15,780
456,978
349,959
74
10
80
5
4,494
483
3,566
110
332,723
25,006
195,372
6,075
2,093
2,697
383,286
312,664
14,451
10,876
4,130,755
2,230,541
2,1«2
4,179
1,429,983
3,255,482
2,151
620,316
2,882,847
2,719
4,661,554
3,028,861
13,665
7,115
4,566,234
2,283,131
1,963
257,155
1,430,718
1,789
6,575
1,230,097
7,904,124
1,177
533,028
l,2U,4a2
Stub items continued
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197
County Table 11.
-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 4 of 6
(For derinitions ard explai
Red clover seed.
Crijnsan clover seed.
Alsike clover seed.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.famB reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954
pounds 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959.,
reportii^ 1959. .
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959..
reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
reportll^ 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959..
1954..
Other vetoh seed fanas reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954.,
pounds 1959..
1954. ,
Austrian winter peas farma reporting 1959..
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
pounds 1959.,
1954.
Red fescue seed farms
Tall fescue seed farms
Chewlngs fescue seed farms
Perennial ryegrass seed farms
Comnon ryegrass seed farms
Uerlon bluegrass seed farms
Bentgrass seed farms
Hairy vetch seed farms
Otber field crops harvested;
Irish potatoes for bone m
or for sale
Sugar beets for sugar.
.fame reportlj^ 1959.
1954.,
acrea 1959',
1954',
hundredweight 1959.,
1954.,
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
mnt for oil fi
jportlng 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954.,
pounds of oil 1959. ,
1954.,
.farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.,
acres 1959.
1954.,
pounds 1959.,
1954.
2,701
2,472
51,329
44,443
3,669
4,569
737,891
434,124
3,011
1,037,343
3,765,750
1,960
1,962
481,122
294,805
4,462
1,118
1,944,083
413.207
1,170
1,108
510,973
151,085
6,984
5,402
1,988,220
2,377,866
1,403
89,380
726,403
1,297
5,425
803,443
7,065,051
Stub items contliued
198
Part 5 of 6
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explai
Clatsop Columbi:
Vegetables for home use or for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes);
Vegetables harvested for
heme use farms reporting 1959 .
195i.
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sv-eet com farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cucumbers and pickles fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Snap beans (bush and
pole types) farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Cabbage farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Green peas farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Squash farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Diy onions farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Carrots farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Broccoli fanns reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Raspberries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Blackberries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Boysenberries faims reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cranberries farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
pounds 1959.
ree fruits, nuts, and grapes:^
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Apples farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested loose boxes 1959.
1954.
2,370
2,926
106,500
95,490
22,198,157
17,949,874
422
1,103
1,278
18,886
15,966
11,085
(Z)
9,304
(2)
223
4
225
4
1,147
1
1,685
1
225
1
297
1
57,093
(z)
51,240
(2)
2,312
3,126
U,654
14,085
77,820,533
55,003,587
1,807
1,918
6,283
4,108
14,706,284
11,133,190
1,271
939
3,434
2,157
16,745,733
11,777,465
791
1,136
1,927
2,201
6,762,274
6,903,641
151
603
10,128
12,930
99,338
105,382
7,016
9,776
641,535
612,343
262,242
142,231
379,293
470,112
2,534,079
2,344,022
519
2,569
339
3,765
36
190
61
270
1,489
2,732
1,314
2,494
334,274
1,006,217
265,513
754,656
85
2,347
44
2,664
23,855
12,940,700
158,415
9,221,487
25
693
23
661
45
2,884
17
1,733
96,793
6,320,409
48,542
4,309,052
2,873
6,587
9,425
2,042
8,594
9,126
9,309
1,000
1,453
4,344
5,292
704
1,204
12,996
19,704
1,671
2,098
11,325
17,606
10,942
15,989
1,300
1,867
1,654
2,469
6,383
1,935
5,362
4,387
4,841
5,293
all fractions. ^Does not include data for farms with leas than 20 trees and grapevines.
OREGON
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
199
Part 5 of 6
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
GUlIajn
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine KLaiEatt
Lalie
Lane
168
3U
1,153
67
195
64
479
1,013
131
611
29
3 91
1,874
1
272
505
1,496
62
258
103
696
1,725
280
970
53
0 163
2,830
2
2
5
55
2
16
55
3
32
5 2
229
3
3
6
66
1
18
88
2
45
1
0 2
281
4
i.
1
71B
(Z)
43
348
1
37
1
0 (z)
5,622
5
2
1
616
3
50
393
2
124
5
7 5
4,617
6
275
285
199,077
175
9,968
127,829
126
23,003 3,
45
5 70
2,195,311
7
120
1
161
174,698
35
44
450
10,133
1
4
132,738
31
41
302
64,530 31,
13
18
98
6 1,630
1 1
2,210,731
43
46
3
9
10
"l
44
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29
10
z
(Z)
41
11
59
1
79
12
42
12
2
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"i
7
33
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13
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7
46
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27
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150
14
3
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80
(2)
5
87
1
53
z
(Z)
2,333
15
1
1
94
2
5
124
(z)
27
2 1
1,814
16
1
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1
18
4
2 1
21
17
1
4
2
14
2
15
18
^?J
3
(Z)
4
(Z)
z
(Z)
15
19
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6
23
19
1
"3
19
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12
1
1
6
11
1
1 1
18
131
145
20
21
22
(Z)
152
2
(z)
1
Z
...
1,813
23
1
(2)
124
6
2
"2
2
U
7
"i
1
72
5
4
z
(Z)
1 1
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1,562
12
11
24
25
26
(Z)
(Z)
2
18
(z)
2
Z
(Z)
45
27
(2)
4
2
2
2
12
5
3
2
1
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z
1
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2
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29
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(z)
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11
31
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(Z)
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(Z)
36
32
24
12
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8
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15
33
15
15
3
12
34
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11
20
6
1
14
18
19
17
(Z)
5
(Z)
4
4
Z
(z)
2 1
2
12
18
3
7
35
36
37
38
(2)
1
(Z)
6
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1
66
61
8
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1
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1
3
5
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1
1
5
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40
41
42
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4
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(z)
2
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(Z)
297
43
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3
2
3
(2)
(z)
2
(Z)
3
1
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1
304
3
3
44
45
46
3
(Z)
2
Z
(z)
15
47
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3
48
i.
7
24
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z
1
137
51
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9
28
7
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177
35
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6
(z)
106
52
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6,572
U,652
7,196
300
938,661
96,450
750
5,274
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908,010
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65,052
7,755
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951,012
83,669
736
12,360 7,f
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875
2X,668
54
3
9
29
8
7
21
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9
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55
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25
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24
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76
56
1
5
4
1
9
(Z)
3
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(Z)
61
57
10
(z)
4
3
16
4
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(Z)
32
58
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3,155
13,753
7,644
1,217
21,559
30
7,730
3'
180
208,457
59
"i
2
9,238
20,412
3
5
1
1
432
2,140
1
3
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(z)
3,417
3
3
1
1
57,232
6
3
6
(2)
10,350
32,037 7,£
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z
2,700
130,887
12
7
6
1
60
61
62
63
64
12,000
1
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1,350
1,220
20
18
50
300
"i
180
3,540
3
6
21,834
420
8
39
11
21
3
4,275
1,122
23
45
65
66
67
68
(z)
8
(Z)
3
7
11
69
(z)
22
(Z)
2
18
16
29
70
400
15,912
616
7,100
14,477
22,409
71
150
49,233
50
623
68,405
36,119
25,267
72
9
73
«1
74
192, «X
75
57
17
501
9
33
1
553
392
6
138
1
25
1,104
76
57
18
541
9
39
12
641
606
14
193
3
30
1,371
77
109
18
3,358
167
82
(Z)
13,079
11,586
4
430
1
74
7,483
78
13i
15
3,409
35
92
12
12,286
11,878
23
591
6
69
8,138
79
56
17
396
7
31
1
418
236
5
129
1
24
796
30
72
20
435
6
47
12
479
350
Ji.
169
4
32
1,058
31
1,378
537
10,690
555
1,019
30
318,775
33,217
53
3,420
7
1,423
15,918
82
2,285
•;86
12,175
87
1,086
531
297,729
22,206
332
3,894 1,
1
1,148
21,503
33
207
236
2,282
431
142
15
97,152
14,733
22
1,284
7
616
3,801
84
306
128
1,546
10
220
185
67,751
5,484
59
442
0
145
4,296
85
1,171
301
8,403
124
877
15
221,623
18,484
31
2,136
a.
807
12,117
86
1,979
358
10,629
77
866
346
229,978
16,722
273
j,452l 1,
1
1,003
17,207
87
1,050
122
20,340
102
680
2,106,103
75,703
u
4,010
85
25,917
83
1,587
61
11,207
20
490
'm
2,464,180
34,119
62
1,883
&!
478
35,179 39
Stub Items continued
200
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 6
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Vegetables for home use or for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Vegetables harvested for
sale f anus reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
S'A'eet com farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Snap beans (bush and
pole types) fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cabbage farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Green peas farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Squash farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Dry onions fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Carrots farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Broccoli farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds
.farms reporting
pounds
Blackberries farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
■ acres 1959.
pounds 1959.
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land in bearing and honbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Apples farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Quantity harvested loose boxes 1959.
1954.
Cranberries .
3,424
4,334
2,597
3,739
1,735
899
2,382
2,214
1,231
2,939
142
250
447
139
378
539
4,391
5,416
10,753
3,329
6,755
9,648
1,513,938
1,628,844
4,430,642
1,009,395
1,702,325
3,713,059
478
542
7,987
10,163
1,020
1,580
6,967
8,583
11,433
4,063
3,326
23,669,143
13,690,084
1,979
978,079
3,298
1
389,795
679
4
475
(Z)
1,776
(Z)
1,055
72
5
369,789
592
6
253,251
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not include data for farms vdth less than 20 ■
54
146
9,961
10,736
1,830
4,249
8,131
6,487
31,534
5,549
and grapevines.
1,216
1,516
3,278
9,444
758
1,106
20,481
26,391
6,570
4,225
13,911
22,666
42,722
66,647
5,493
2,023,968
1,527,744
1,198
1,450
6,296,112
4,624,616
2,426
1,701
832,170
850,846
678
8,442
875
8,236
158
360
307
386
3,163
11,523
5,750
15,606
352
1,277
550
660
2,811
10,246
5,200
14,946
2,787
25,253
5,637
40,100
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201
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 5 of 6
Vegetables for hone use or for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes);
Vegetables harvested for
bene use f aims reporting 1959. .
1954..
Vegetables harvested for
sale fanos reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1954. .
Tonatoea farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
S'eet corn farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954. .
Cucumbers and pickles famis reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Snap beans (bush and
pole types) farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Cabbage faros reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Green peas fams reporting 1959. .
1954..
scree 1959. .
1954..
Squash fams reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959. .
1954..
Diy oniona farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Carrots fazns reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Broccoli faros reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Berries and other snail fruits harvested for sale:
Strawberries fans reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Raspberries fams reporting 1959. .
1954..
aereo 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Blackberries faros reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Bcyscnberries fajms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Cranberries fauns reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
pounds 1959. .
Tree fruits, mits, and grapes;^
l4nd in bearing and nonbearing fruit
OTCharda , groves , vineyards ,
and planted nut trees fams reporting 1959..
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Apples fams reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.,
Quantity harvested loose boxes 1959. .
1954.,
56,549
50,257
5,311,288
3,036,409
3,161
1,113
4,080
1,077
245
103
275
155
127,688
9,235
76,218
10,242
114,126
686
37,248
675
13,562
8,549
38,970
9,567
92,366
17,839
55,959
8,468
275
1,319
390
2,561
7
154
13
252
62
2,601
75
4,253
87,985
700,072
76,180
1,142,139
2,826
3,694
16,952,748
16,474,648
,797
1,074,841
,082
748,367
1
32
1
45
(Z)
189
(Z)
36
204
1,167
259
1,545
6,001
11,736
6,730
13,530
57
638
103
995
4,032
13,387
7,082
17, 224
2,682
4,257
317
3,580
1,350
9,130
6,765
13,644
5,145
14,620
8,901
26,307
Z Reported In emll fractionB. ^Do«s not Include d*ta for fBTins Itb less than 20 trees and grapevines.
Stub items continued
202
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 6 of 6
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For dermitions luid explanatio
Btext)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^ — Continued
Peaches farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954. ,
Pears other than Bartlett. .. .farms reporting 1959.,
1954. ,
Trees of all ages 1959.,
1954. ,
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954. .
Grapes farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Vines of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Vines not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Vines of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954. .
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959 . .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954. .
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Apricots farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. . ,
1954. . ,
English walnuts farms reporting 1959 .. ,
_1?54.^
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954'. '. '.
Trees not of bearing age 1959...
1954. . .
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954. . .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959...
1954. . .
Filberts end hazelnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954. . .
Trees of ell ages 1959
1954. . '.
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .. .
1954. . .
Trees of bearing age 1959
1954...
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. . .
1954. . .
2,663
3,355
321,052
367,166
83,686
75,370
232,366
291,793
16,790,951
5,548,246
5,424
7,321
775,885
706,469
223,782
155,457
552,103
551,012
44,338
33,072
2,789
3,763
716,507
669,522
152,825
83,468
563,682
586,054
70,146
53,760
3,156
4,212
112,742
173,539
10,720
8,628
102,022
164,961
1,233,935
607,874
5,318
7,371
1,281,189
1,413,293
255,309
123, 105
1,025,880
1,290,188
34,230
35,306
2,384
3,261
163,196
1J4,120
45,724
25,823
117,472
108,297
5,556,920
5,976,309
5,582
7,779
662,082
551,870
205,359
70,263
456,723
431,607
38,740,168
36,633,124
863
1,456
16,363
34,04i
3,747
3,502
12,616
30,542
819,557
1,016,956
5,249
7,457
372,856
396,127
70,446
29,021
302,410
367, 106
8,197,531
15,017,734
4,245
5,709
1,395,433
1,533,044
75,585
53,493
1,319,848
1,474,551
17,078,053
14,001,026
544
1,846
10,005
6,526
29,423
214,923
20
1,X1
1,692
52,525
16,302
1,270
11,916
1J.257
4,702
3,697
1,209
466
3,493
3,231
128,524
136,507
3,850
3,574
3,606
3,344
224,109
325,4a
4,421
5,773
168,696
252,073
29,713
30,172
346,591
343,636
Z Reported in small fractions.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevine;
160
294
9,282
18,251
4,598
3,132
4,684
15,069
303,493
194,400
570
950
10,906
19,547
1,087
809
9,819
18,738
102,691
15,915
558
938
26,125
41,496
2,987
1,056
23,lJg
40,440
631
1,267
2,582
2,251
135,014
104,155
1,933
3,821
72,839
125,239
945
17.171
24)120
4,845
1,147
12,326
22,973
232,252
428,576
640
924
199,197
250,962
9,061
10,791
190, 136
240,171
2,669,264
2,518,749
1,138
2,615
70,441
16,345
1,171
1,999
165,481
110,364
25
1,350
9,549
8,337
79,341
76,944
OREGON
203
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Part 6 of 6
Curry Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Hamey
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
lake
lane
12
7
241
2
22
206
197
4
76
6
9
315
"T
26
5
282
7
27
1
230
348
13
112
10
U
475
2
33
28
14,365
2,336
3,918
26,409
73,969
62
4,591
22
30
17,797
3
90
22
20,646
785
4,156
"'2
16,156
69,283
1,257
5,421
84
86
27,187
4
U
13
2,905
1,000
172
11,371
12,741
47
760
14
6
5,078
5
16
7
3,334
7
913
6,364
10,573
30
1,293
70
20
6,5X
6
19
15
11,460
1,336
3,746
15,038
61,228
15
3,831
3
24
12,719
7
74
15
17,312
778
3,243
2
9,292
58,715
1,227
4,128
14
66
20,653
8
460 6
20
610,455
25,870
662,245
921,024
4,875,708
198,522
640
880,244
9
330 1
50
29,018
34,000
25,080
346,018
1,265,395
'20
2,989
150
6
356,954
10
30
7
275
5
16
520
230
3
90
4
9
598
11
48
3
323
5
24
"9
601
370
U
118
3
21
745
12
103
17
28,803
48
53
347,969
305,172
7
2,218
21
35
10,206
13
168
8
29,618
9
77
34
302,275
281,194
56
3,479
47
80
17,133
14
U
8
1,733
4
9
130,890
60,073
6
82
10
11
2,997
15
21
2
1,634
2
31
'16
114,550
24,706
10
43
20
19
1,562
16
89
9
27,070
44
44
217,079
245,099
1
2,136
11
24
7,209
17
147
6
27,984
7
46
'24
187,725
256,488
46
3,436
27
61
15,571
18
8 (
Z)
1,446
1
2
19,045
21,120
(Z)
27
(Z)
(Z)
225
19
2 (
z)
450
1
"i
17,109
13,471
(z)
49
2
204
20
16
4
133
1
U
1
476
193
1
53
"2
10
240
21
28
4
170
3
24
5
531
292
4
104
5
9
283
22
34
8
550
18
33
12
312,655
387,645
6
541
10
31
379
23
136
19
1,516
37
67
12
258,100
389,034
3
2,547
16
32
1,497
24
6
1
109
5
6
110,417
39,531
3
36
9
9
207
25
12
5
217
15
4
72,380
7,790
2
67
12
411
26
23
7
441
ia
28
6
202,238
348,114
3
505
"i
22
672
27
124
U
1,299
37
52
8
185,720
381,244
6
2,480
16
20
1,086
28
1 (
Z)
39
(Z)
1
(Z)
36,443
33,383
(Z)
10
(Z)
(Z)
19
29
CZ)
2
(Z)
(Z)
30,924
22,155
22
CZ)
32
30
14
4
217
2
6
22
83
"i
64
2
1
429
31
23
1
217
6
7
55
167
7
109
3
4
527
32
68
13
4,895
13
72
1,174
3,742
12
3,037
13
2
3,392
33
315
1
8,061
44
121
254
8,402
54
4,634
24
17
4,417
34
34
7
719
680
277
10
319
983
35
23
446
6
io
81
913
19
266
16
15
661
36
34
U
4,176
18
72
494
3,465
2
2,768
13
2
2,409
37
292
1
7,615
38
111
173
7,484
35
4,368
8
2
3,756
38
262
50
36,842
200
1,130
5,020
27,166
20
17,921
100
29,437
39
510
9,547
25
850
893
17,861
20
3,798
59,207
40
34
11
331
3
20
1
67
94
2
35
10
12
564
41
54
11
376
7
31
8
119
219
14
113
26
19
712
42
176
66
125,747
22
99
12
306
3,336
8
425
85
5,376
27,004
43
363 1
28
109,580
27
173
106
462
7,955
117
623
1,643
2,452
24,646
44
30
25,347
XI
7
6
23
1,173
4
131
32
2,975
4,693
45
47
13,472
2
49
7
103
1,479
18
97
1,370
1,291
1,370
46
146
100,400
11
92
6
283
2,163
4
294
53
2,901
22,311
■17
316
96,108
25
124
101
359
6,476
99
526
273
1,161
23,276
48
4 (
4,472
(2)
(Z)
(Z)
20
143
(Z)
12
(Z)
4
1,068
49
7 (
2,152
3
11
7
129
6
(z)
13
559
50
14
113
i
9
36
57
"2
48
3
9
423
51
18
123
6
18
55
107
12
63
12
12
503
52
29
246
300
24
196
1,254
3
124
27
27
65,240
53
42
230
11
39
11
495
1,341
24
166
58
81
51,747
54
5
89
300
3
67
333
2
38
7
a
15,615
55
14
79
2
10
2
83
512
7
44
26
46
12,483
56
24
157
500
21
129
921
1
86
20
19
49,625
57
23
151
9
29
9
412
1,329
17
122
32
35
39,264
53
300 4
5,332
6,000
350
6,965
46,584
1,761
10
2,287,030
59
185 2
2,030
5
3
35,137
11,144
92
520
20
112
1,839,245
60
23
273
1
15
' i
207
99
3
77
4
10
633
61
29
299
7
23
2
280
191
12
107
12
14
840
62
64
2,849
4,000
81
4
26,375
1,479
18
1,253
8
48
33,471
63
177
3,604
15
127
11
34,115
2,212
42
1,676
48
34
29,685
64
16
398
4,000
25
2
5,280
253
18
101
3
27
5,467
65
12
362
2
34
4
5,765
131
12
161
29
21
4,650
66
48
2,451
56
2
21,095
1,226
1,152
5
21
28,004
67
165
3,242
13
93
7
23,350
2,081
'30
1,515
19
13
25,035
68
485 3
141,482
5,065
3,002,664
158,917
65,681
150
2,856,653
69
1,39}
18,118
255
25
2,262,447
21,440
"2
59,952
70
50
2,579,546
70
4
45
1
17
12
93
4
20
3
9
54
71
6
56
6
21
2
37
170
11
26
7
13
100
72
8
121
15
162
128
2,590
37
61
4
27
280
73
10
96
34
193
7
99
5,484
52
48
30
32
205
74
8
65
3
117
670
22
48
2
13
59
75
6
60
4
54
7
64
394
23
17
16
16
118
76
56
15
159
11
1,920
15
13
2
14
221
77
4
36
30
139
35
5,090
29
31
16
37
78
2
289
100
17,016
1,004
150,100
500
200
13,073
79
20
40
120
75
16,805
70
1,069
30
21
3U
13
130
76
2
707
81
34
332
"2
2
"1
48
239
3
114
382
32
147
10,959
27
1,835
2,418
39,734
33
168
10,845
3
4
3
199
3,056
28
2,702
34,700
84
28
1,482
10
232
26
6,191
85
8
868
1
"3
45
269
2
169
1,441
86
119
9,477
17
1,603
2,392
33,543
87
160
9,977
3
3
154
2,787
26
2,533
33,259
88
1,175
528,305
600
70,449
97,564
'25
1,811,160
89
3,340
777,151
3,092
137,251
190,109
2,801,095
90
6
86
6
32
17
643
91
10
107
29
70
30
802
92
22
3,474
27
553
99
186,279
93
41
4,196
429
8,421
141
198,186
94
17
389
11
99
12
17,983
95
7
5
853
3,085
39
16
4,237
459
35
87
6,963
168,296
96
97
34
3,338
25,519
390
150
4,134
2,123
56
501
191,223
2,879,686
98
99-
90
21,347
2,383
2,980
50
...
2,349,219
100
204
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 6 of 6
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definil
•xpla,
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^ — Continued
Peaches farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954. .
Trees not of beerlng age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959 . .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954. .
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954. .
Pears other than Bartlett .... farms reporting 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959 . .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954..
Grapes farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Vines of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Vines not of bearing age 1959. .
1954 . .
Vines of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954..
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested 1959. .
1954.,
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959 . .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. ,
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Apricots faims reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954,
Trees of bearing age 1959 ,
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
English walnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959. ,
1954. ,
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959.,
1954.,
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
104
130
10,006
2,730
2,563
1,267
7,443
1,463
923,262
21,207
371
389
1,505
1,402
19,966
6,709
351
354
22,877
15,422
6,076
1,368
16,801
14,054
8U
532
10,869
6,926
3,831
6,332
295,362
293,496
7,813
6,169
2,052
845
5,761
5,324
389,948
244,469
771
1,048
10,562
17,893
417,184
605,460
312
339
34,203
34,821
3,102
3,418
31,101
31,403
428,271
357,653
6,606
25,011
10,033
32,097
2,507
7,692
2,021
3,606
4,099
17,319
8,012
28,491
357,864
1,701,941
263,466
167,875
41
583
102
807
820
16, 372
2,377
15,714
460
2,291
304
1,675
360
14,081
2,573
14,039
8,619
2,617
1,167
562
9,166
1,383
10,424
197
2,567
148
646
365
6,599
1,235
9,778
6,220
87,555
14,798
36, 546
46
622
137
840
4,258
90,526
7,737
131,377
425
20,537
1,973
9,588
3,833
69,989
5,764
121,789
196
3,061
63
2,906
35
269
93
371
1,745
15,209
3,518
a, 892
337
3,667
1,083
742
1,408
U,542
2,435
21,150
32,037
685,322
31,325
1,122,244
36
825
111
1,095
295
31,240
924
73,466
197
22,389
139
3,072
98
58,351
785
65,394
2,917
4,841,383
7,673
3,971,188
13,640
5,604
27,290
70
14
830
25
1,152
885
47,397
114
59,265
337
3,233
52
1,195
48
44,109
62
53,070
1,010
1,279,431
762
1,605,038
3
594
3
871
13
149,732
32
179,999
9,070
16
3,983
13
140,662
16
176,016
?,?n,S9n
54
1,852,259
7,335
15,555
113,292
19,004
343
1,508
1,925
1,659
88,736
22,703
135
242
2,152
2,818
29,160
55,557
UO
223
24,715
35,852
1,162
1,044
23,553
34,803
333,823
339,558
107
97
15,130
15,095
3,342
1,855
11,838
13,240
875,176
101,228
277
285
26,571
12,490
16,905
1,560
9,666
10,930
538
330
14,808
3,649
6,159
3,344
139
445
159
376
14,669
3,204
6,000
2,968
52,260
16,393
9,704
18,127
132
381
236
383
3,U1
341,694
3,437
341,033
54
38,757
1,1U
14,655
3,077
302,937
2,324
326,378
69
9,050
124
9,639
59
146
96
136
99
23,139
330
16,701
19
7,080
37
3,981
30
16,059
293
12,720
1,573
533,973
4,607
1,310,268
128
430
237
424
675
155,141
1,182
106,107
45
60,162
93
15,439
630
94,979
1,089
90,668
11,696
5,723,109
36,679
7,824,229
U,423
22,173
366,360
571,593
831
2,576
39,118
50,394
493,541
363,393
and grapevines.
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Part 6 of 6
(For derm. I
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^ — Continued
Peaches farms reporting 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954. .
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
Trees of all egea 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Pears other than Bartlett. .. .faroks reporting 1959..
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Grapes farms reporting 1959..
1954..
Vines of aU ages 1959..
1954..
Vines not of bearing age 1959..
1954. .
Vines of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. .
1954..
Plums and prunes farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
Trees of all egea 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959 . .
1934..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested pounds 1959..
1954..
Sweet cherries farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Trees of bearing age 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959..
1954. .
Apricots farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
Trees of all ages 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age % 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested pounds 1959..
195A..
Engllah walnuts farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.,
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.,
Trees not of bearing age 1959.,
1954.,
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959. ,
1954.,
Filberts and hazelnuts farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
196
13,318
14
16,529
12,168
U
6,381
1,150
9,648
26,433
1
180
3
81
n
108
13
1,519
?9
2,397
2
1,117
1,507
18,000
14,368
24,024
306,799
92,888
187
359
90,793
203,992
86,254
36,423
4,539
167,569
58
1,081
1,507
U9
1,863
94
668
29
154
38
839
90
1,709
56
62,846
3,533
104,682
688
U4
105
191
142
22,496
42,958
18,429
30,924
22,242
12,109
1,701
6,570
254
30,849
16,728
24,354
14,672
581,583
35,360
612,937
99
51
113
68
1,073
468
2,509
1,268
310
38
370
365
763
430
2,139
903
26,780
9,910
31,643
24,003
37,473
38,854
10,531
4,210
6,002
11,447
21,112
19,793
31,471
27,407
,288,199
1,715,804
,255,516
718,030
42
508
62
777
1,061
9,333
293
8,332
440
1,010
46
1,243
6a
8,323
247
7,089
4,107
19,578
7,014
22,771
1,421
646
84
2,057
2,636
18,932
6,930
20,714
17,663
301,798
27,640
95,314
45
605
92
852
3,075
203,556
5,588
157,505
232
25,432
207
15,200
2,843
178,074
5,381
142,305
125
5,538
lis
5,603
29
166
52
294
3,261
7,303
5,540
3,227
93
4,971
1,723
572
3,168
2,332
3,817
2,655
336,784
151,025
206,771
177,838
181
525
233
801
184,533
13,818
170,502
10,348
35,867
4,599
18,115
454
148,716
9,219
152,387
9,894
16,540,958
792,547
13,195,664
377,240
70
34
120
63
8,157
71
16,844
126
1,070
32
879
46
7,087
39
15,965
30
512,718
252
730,968
103
17
700
28
1,087
X
114,855
81
102,072
14
27,211
6
11,705
20
87,644
75
90,367
573
1,609,677
851
3,531,120
6
756
5
1,040
32
453,236
48
485,415
28
19,175
9,828
54
439,061
48
475,537
5
4,746,563
495
3,733,996
206
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 1 of 2
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(For definitions and explai
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting .
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE *AS IRRIGATED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting .
bushels .
Com sold bushels .
Small grains harvested:
Winter wheat farms reporting .
Spring wheat farms reporting .
Oats grown alone farms reporting .
Barley farms reporting.
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting .
tons sold.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Vetch or peas , alone or mixed
with oats or other grains,
cut for hay farms reporting .
16,081
l,J58,l&i
822,5*0
17,729
893,890
873,588
1,527
29,926
1,261,708
1,206,899
36,017
l,96i,013
1,578,641
1,734
69,588
3,085,953
2,242,790
5,603
220,322
676,421
232,724
2,194
73,118
132,646
19,706
5,241
276,930
270,294
2,722
86,860
81,204
1,467
81,306
37,176
5,179
138,401
69,943
27,452
69,025
13,955
9,491
16,320
2,201
tons sold.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
wild hay cut farms reporting .
tons sold.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
tons sold.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting .
pounds .
Alslie clover seed farms reporting .
pounds .
Red clover seed farms reporting .
pounds .
fflscellaneous crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale farms reporting .
19,962
31,926
5,874
14,442
23,024
3,069
18,250
30,314
3,456
1,165
31,561
7,967,942
Mint for oil farms reporting.
pounds of oil .
Vegetables harvested for sale ac
Sweet com farms reporting .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
44,721
635
17,702
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959
207
Part 1 of 2
Cuiry
Desctutes
Douglas GiLUsn
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson Josepbl
ne
Klainath
lake
Lane
74
580
309
4
2 217
202
692
1,000
366
466
760
235
613
1
889
24,438
7,123 2,
28
7 30,890
72,640
15,557
30,663
46,788 8,
972
150,574
70,450
15,402
2
2
24
1 2
1
7
46
10
38
1
47
3
25
345
18
2
5 36
50
41
4
540
18
262
565
7
1
993
31
4
5
274
2
12
112
63
625
6
...
21,957 1,
5a
740
5,148
5,
650
56,790
7
13,075
1,675
3,
440
47,421
8
48
2 1
1
5
135
1
6
10
4
9
518
y.
3 2
62
44
4,121
4
78
612
278
10
19,337
'.'.'. 1,
11
3 66
620
1,137
251,746
100
3,430
10,321
9,660
11
18,860
1,
11
496
807
248,791
2,900
9,901
9,335
12
39
1
4
9
1
9
178
3
152
40
13
496
10
27
2S)
2
93
4,987
16
3,991
1,257
14
9,772
170
530
3,990
60
3,161
208,488
300
120,473
40,129
15
8,4U
150
336
3,573
2,572
205,454
114,165
37,917
15
55
6
i 6
4
4
11
36
9
137
14
5
17
512
56
3
3 75
107
15
85
708
92
26,305
574
51
18
18,999
1,395 1,
52
3 3,610
3,884
475
3,100
50,799 3,
785
1,433,744
30,437
1,442
19
8,243
315 1,
2
3 281
284
239
715
38,199
500
1,337,788
23,925
462
20
79
12
L 13
U
3
29
174
13
404
30
6
21
622
221
2<
3 235
1,842
23
792
4,631
231
36,241
1,987
97
22
16,980
5,341
.7'
11,366
31,777
1,225
35,499
235,922 7,
572
1,683,569
43,469
1,525
23
8,186
1,950
T
> 924
8,142
29,847
177,148 1,
305
1,521,180
36,218
1,143
24
523
50
3
J 128
69
139
194
274
83
548
126
42
25
17,162
786 1,
35
3 6,502
4,879
1,U0
3,X1
10,994 1,
593
30,393
8,457
546
26
42,358
2,712 3,
52
5 14,767
9,836
3,079
9,402
38,605 4,
335
107,290
20,181
1,956
27
17,514
1,241 1,
31-
1,453
1,227
1,106
2,770
21,751 1,
381
52,906
6,226
757
28
U
42
107
L 66
22
71
451
37
256
57
9
93
29
180
656
2,282
2.
7,646
4,710
560
9,335
691 3,
384
7,647
1,375
1,413
30
W)
1,131
4,474
2(
3 U,049
5,945
1,307
17,975
1,676 7,
.03
12,574
1,394
2,910
31
222
816
1,625
190
X37
3,158
1,107 1,
08
537
174
313
32
7
5
2
1
3
26
15
10
2
3
33
105
61
110
45
29
457
90
830
36
8
X
113
130
240
45
36
964
376
2,271
60
12
35
35
2
69
16
450
30
36
1
163
11
19
16
25
49
20
32
143
25
16
37
7
1,826
139
u
581
849
132
572
489
36
6,516
1,413
124
38
16
2,300
218
719
806
320
978
1,162
=33
10,705
1,661
184
39
271
69
2
7
23
65
356
89
2,862
94
5
40
2
7
7
36
99
26
15
5
10
20
86
8
41
85
378
136
3
10,546
44,538
144
355
2,072
[21
15,105
46,759
68
42
157
471
192
0(
14,341
35,520
261
401
1,733
38
12,384
49,863
97
43
4
141
896
62
55
2
747
265
10
44
1
27
30
10
3
18
18
23
12
25
6
13
45
30
432
458
2
1,462
53
103
165
749
15
2,008
766
161
46
60
608
708
5C
2,022
58
166
351
1,039
33
3,575
729
301
47
52
94
sc
10
20
42
659
8
310
157
8
48
7
6
9
1
1
6
13
8
23
3
16
49
192
278
377
30
200
89
491
189
105
380
623
50
1,040
2,179
2,475
300
2,000
1,080
2,330
3
1,312 3,
3
28
3,450
2
1
4,095
51
52
38
82
12
30
53
9,112
15,900
350
2,000
54
"9
24
117
1
55
lU
635
4,156
12
56
38,660
"i
30
85C
144,225
42
915
212,526
1,285,888
1,800
57
58
59
60
5
86
8
7
8
25
11
152
10
194
12
11
61
3
1,007
4
2
162
21
14
5,507
7
7,826
20
26
62
68
233,512
830
214
18,984
3,636
3,463
"i
15
498
1,655,685 1,4
65
2,506
133,662 33,:
79
1
50
100
2,209,389
1
13
406
9,449
5,454
24
824
53,364
63
54
65
66
67
68
69
4
1
291
z
35
293
1
75
10
(Z)
5,477
70
2
4
17
6
22
2
21
4
2
107
71
3
1
35
5
70
1
47
(Z)
(Z)
2,254
72
8
17
55
3 16
540
274
4
74
11
10
133
73
14
18
223
4
J 35
12,994
10,423
1
56
9
26
1,036
74
Stub items continued
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 2
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting .
CHOPS FOE V-HICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IHRIGATED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain farms reporting.
Spring wheat farms reporting .
grown alone farms reporting . .
Barley farms reporting . .
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting
tons sold
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting
tons sold
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed
with oats or other grains,
cut for hay farms reporting.
tois sold.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
tons sold . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
tons , green weight . .
Red clover seed farms reporting.
pounds .
Miscellaneous crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale farms reporting .
pounds of oil
.farms reporting
Land in bearing end nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Z Reported in small fractions .
Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines .
6,865
506,619
328,133
10,929
602,027
573,985
2,271
130,191
36,597
7,271
383, 372
182,122
1,314
45,004
147,953
36,906
6,S?6
9,570
1,324
2,244
161,614
81,706
1,187
31,046
13,686
1,132
4,083
1,758
76
4,427
335,441
9,891
166
3,943
6,748
23,600
9,715
975
59,240
2,401
22
1,105
Stub items continued
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County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 2
3 and explaitBlions, s
Irrigated cropland haxveated farms repdrtlng.
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
Corn:
Com for all purposes farms reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
bxishels
Com sold bxishels
Sttall grains harvested:
Winter wheat farms reporting
Spring wheat farms reporting .
Oata grown alcxie famts reporting.
Barley farms reporting .
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa nlrtiirea cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting.
tcOB sold.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farme reporting.
tons sold.
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed
with oats or other grains,
cut for hay farms reporting.
tons sold.
Oata, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms rcrpcrtlng.
.farms reporting.
Other hay cut .
farms reporting .
tons,
tons sold.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farniB reporting.
tons, green weight.
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms repcrtlng
pounds
Alslke clover seed farms reporting
pounds
Red clover seed farms reporting
pounds
Miscellaneous crc^s harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
and for sale farms reporting
hundredweight
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting
tons
Hint for oil farms reporting
acres
pounds of oil
Vegetables for sale acres
Sweet com farms reporting
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
archardfl, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting
Z Reported In small f ractlcns .
'Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
*Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
3,176
272,8^0
180,335
1,677
72,929
72,070
1,717
67,325
65,825
1,336
70,957
«,419
15,675
63,507
32,829
39,<i70
3,^36
1,785
82,570
80,176
1,271
52,339
22,061
'i,872
U,886
2,042
1,042
55,246
54,299
1,768
68,912
66,364
1,618
99,122
50,590
2,938
148,741
60,139
8,359
23,728
4,539
3,525
7,318
1,112
2,827
7,727
1,600
Stub items continued
210
Part 2 of 2
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(Forderimtions and explai
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
Barley farms reporting .
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mlxttires cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting.
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 ■
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HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-
211
Part 2 of 2
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
ClUlam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
damath
Laie
Lane
1
20
1
13
277
2
33
6
264
3
839
11
423
1
10
1
2
3
4
3
126
2
296
1
15
5
645
13
244
6
216
43
3,979
10
354
1
40
5
6
1
97
15
342
486
15
520
11
1,444
48
881
5
105
3
109
10
446
19
1,522
4
29
7
8
1
20
30
629
302
3
407
36
982
9
96
1
150
1
110
32
721
9
10
1
25
3
201
1
S
1
50
10
410
1
100
6
98
1
75
1
5
7
311
8
293
29
u
12
11
2,125
31
11,856
1
1
2
23
1
10
3
345
16
3,290
2
8
13
14
7
107
2
37
2
80
1
20
2
28
1
27
1
25
11
213
15
16
9
W7
3
13
21
301
2
7
29
324
17
18
212
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 2
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
for all purposes fa
Barley farms reporting .
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and far dehydrating farms reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
■"■Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 2
Com for all purpoBGs farms reporting . . .
Barley farms reporting .
Hay crqpa:
Alfalfa end alfalfa aixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting . . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Other hay cut f anas reporting
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchardfl, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees^ farms reporting . .
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
214
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
NufsCTy and greenhouse producls, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants. Rowers, and bulbs sold fafms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959.
On farms with sales of S2,000 o
. farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959 .
Niirser>' pnxlucts (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 ,
1954 .
acres used ftjr growing 1959.
Sales dollars
Cut flowers, potted planta, florist
gr«ens, and bedding plants farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Grown under glass farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 .
square feet 1959 .
1954.
Grown in the open farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 .
acres used for growing 1959 .
1954.
Sales dollBrsl959.
1954,
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms farms reporting 1959 ,
1954.
Grown under glass or in house farms reporting 1959 .
1954,
square feet 1959 .
1954.
Grown in the open farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres used for growing 1959 .
Sales dollars
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms rejxxting
Sales of any forest products . . farms reporting 1959
dollars 1959.
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959.
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1059.
Sales of firevsood, pulpwood, fence posl£,
sawlogs, and Chnstmas trees farms repating 1959 .
dollars 19.59.
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959. .
dollars 1959 .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms rc^xvting 1959.
1954.
cottls (!■ X 4' X fl') 1959.
1954.
.Sales farms reporting 1959 .
conls(4' x4'x6') 1959.
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959.
1954.
cords (4' X 4' X 6') 1959.
1954.
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.
number 1959..
1954 .
Sales fanus reporting 1959 .
number 1954 .
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting 1
1
thousands of board feet 1
1
Sales farms reporting 1959, .
thousands of board feet 1951
Chnstmas trees sold farms reporting 1951
number 19.5^
1,376
U, 626, 319
9,872,017
3,528
3,037
5,850,422
3,802,306
2,740
2,693
4.077,531
2,535,615
9,024,783
14,050,921
1,615
4,560,524
1,845
4,464,259
5,101
8,953
42,968
65,294
2,489
247,004
637,501
3,693
81,444
665,362
247,661
8
4,682
1,219
5,115
10,524
D Data not shown to avoid disclosiire of individual operatii
Z Reported In small fractions.
^Includes sales of standing timber.
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PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
215
Curry
Deschutes
Douglni
Gilliam
Grsnt
Hamey
Itood River
Jackson
Jefferson
JosepMne
namath
Lake
Lane
54
6
41
1
3
9
32
3
36
1
101
1
863,975
27,020
123,623
250
1,822
26,448
136,070
1,335
311,716
9,900
500
939,065
2
649,417
27,441
113,733
10,000
15,028
106,600
6,768
345,683
37,446
725
613,893
3
49
1
21
4
15
18
1
36
4
858,275
23,520
110,732
24,930
100,964
301,383
9,000
894,237
S
4
3
13
6
10
7
2
1
39
6
2
4
13
1
3
12
12
3
1
40
7
7
1
46
3
44
(Z)
4
1
1
49
8
2
8
35
1
3
12
13
6
1
337
9
7,800
850
35,727
6,558
29,082
70
7,000
400
500
35,168
10
5,100
16,071
43,860
10,000
5,428
28,409
20,311
18,194
250
78,063
11
9
5
28
1
1
3
18
2
12
3
57
12
13
6
18
3
19
1
12
3
2
39
13
4
4
18
"i
3
12
2
6
2
38
H
3
4
9
2
15
1
9
2
34
15
Z7,(O0
22,940
42,075
1,500
9,284
78,540
1,106
22,300
5,140
590,586
16
22,000
U,630
31,883
10,000
47,993
2,400
19,563
36,800
595
245,895
17
5
2
17
"i
1
10
9
1
34
IS
12
3
U
2
10
7
1
19
19
33
1
39
1
(Z)
4
5
(Z)
71
20
31
(Z)
66
(Z)
4
10
(Z)
(Z)
27
21
51,635
25,870
59,676
250
ioo
19,250
46,354
1,315
27,729
8,800
800,393
22
34,225
11,068
61,928
9,050
52,970
3,300
17,971
19,152
425
503,350
23
50
1
19
2
2
12
22
1
25
U
73
2
1
2
10
5
2
"i
2
12
7
12
6
29
2
1
1
24
5
9
25
26
27
1,000
5,900
3,000
2, (MO
41,675
1,040
21,496
28
624
1,048
16,778
6,802
50
395
16,048
29
50
1
14
1
5
20
1
20
30
73
1
8
2
6
26
16
31
249
(z)
58
"3
(Z)
20
145
1
228
32
242
(z)
34
1
42
191
138
33
804,540
300
28,220
1,722
640
60,634
276,987
700
53,504
M
610,092
302
7,945
550
25,221
3,468
307,401
100
'50
32,480
35
63
29
462
9
74
6
57
290
6
208
40
19
594
36
56
10
230
5
24
2
28
96
2
81
27
9
239
37
503,335
9,217
776,551
22,600
99,900
1,050
40,132
224,557
467
234,848
399,509
71,766
733,568
38
414,854
47,871
1,241,745
16,100
237,475
65,685
31,429
519,494
1,937
348,206
1,072,248
281,232
1,348,421
39
41
5
145
4
21
1
11
44
29
22
9
156
40
195,867
4,525
455,646
22,XX)
41,765
1,000
19,688
142,803
54,547
296,340
28,741
363,199
41
28
8
121
1
10
1
23
65
'2
62
8
6
17V
42
307,468
4,692
320,905
300
58,135
50
20,444
81,754
467
180,301
103,169
43,025
370,369
43
26
6
105
1
10
21
64
2
58
8
6
165
44
300,968
4,512
298,632
300
58,135
12,094
73,192
467
169,187
103,169
43,025
352,079
45
2
2
22
"i
2
8
10
29
46
6,500
180
22,273
50
8,350
8,562
11,114
18,290
47
9
20
309
5
56
2
41
246
3
172
10
7
406
48
72
62
506
2
106
4
62
412
5
380
77
25
716
49
102
240
3,051
41
517
36
314
2,556
65
1,575
103
63
3,353
SO
693
1,256
6,035
15
1,326
33
498
3,305
55
2,775
2,957
225
6,558
51
1
4
38
1
7
37
21
41
52
4
1
156
856
18
12
51
655
543
'2
1
759
5
20
53
54
55
3,000
3,946
467
200
105
1,628
56
57
6
11
36
I
14
2
6
21
5
27
8
7
61
58
33
53
131
3
59
5
10
73
9
91
34
13
177
69
1,400
2,260
5,090
1,500
8,100
900
644
1,802
2,550
11,328
2,680
1,223
9,303
60
8,900
10,001
1
22,501
2
198
1
37,140
2
2,675
3,174
1
7,962
2
4,000
1
12,795
3
26,769
1
5,750
34,572
10
61
62
600
250
1,000
70O
397
90
1,000
7,570
200
4,055
63
20
1
59
1
5
10
19
20
2
3
104
64
49
16
341
4
35
9
37
166
1
112
31
20
408
65
5,272
32
6,682
1,244
242
1,602-
3,347
2,070
9on
7,653
66
20,627
1,773
84,165
1,220
14,995
2,551
2,373
32,599
97
12,804
37,707
14,328
60,342
67
20
1
58
5
8
18
20
2
3
98
68
5,197
32
6,162
1,244
232
1,293
3,295
2,045
900
7,120
69
6
1
13
2
6
16
1
24
6
3
32
70
2,840
800
3,485
801
••■_
828
5,942
257
11,078
13,906
2,500
15,164
71
216 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
■ts, flower and vegetable
i bulbs sold fanns reporting 1959 . .
dollere 1959..
1954 , .
On fam3 with sales of $2,000 or more farms reporting 1959..
dollars 1959..
Nursery products (trees, s^ubs,
vines, omamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres used for growing 1959 . .
1954..
Selea dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and bedding plants farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Grown under glass farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
square feet 1959 . .
1954 . .
Grown in the open - farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres used for growing 1959 . .
1954 . .
Sales dollars 1959 . .
VegeUbles ffovm under glass, flower seeds, vegeUble seeds,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Grown under glass ot in house farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
square feet 1 959 . .
1954..
Grown in the open fanns reporting 1959 . .
■ 1954 . .
acres used fcr growing 1959 . .
1954 . .
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Any forest products cut and/or sold fams reporting 1959 . .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959.,
1954 . ,
Sales of standing Umber farms reporting 1959 .
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959.
Sales of other miscellai
. farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959 .
s products farms reporting 1959 .
Firewood and fuetwood cut farms r^xrting 1959.
1954.
conls(4' X 4' K 8') 1959.
Putpwood sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
cords (4' X i' x8') 1959.
Fence posts cut fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959.
farms reporting 1959 .
1954^
thousands of board feet 1959 .
J sold farms reporting 1959 .
3,685,683
38,209
3,li7,320
37,83i
155
10
3,613,508
25,411
160
9
166
11
1,243
15
1,258
22
2,332,663
13,054
1,901,255
10,739
118,381
4
2,581
^Includes sales of standing ■
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County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definitJoos and explanatioi
On turns with sales oi S2,000 or more fams reporting
dollars
Nurs<Ty pnxlucta (trees, scrubs,
vines, crnamentAls, elc.) fanna reporting
acres used for i^awing
Sales dollars
Cut nowers, poUed plinta, florist
fjreens. and bedding plantd fanns reporting
Ckown under glass fanns reporting
square feet
Oown in the open farms reporting
acres used for growing
Sales dollars
VegeUbles fpown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
veftetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms fanns rcfxvting
GrowTi under glass <r in house farms reptxtjng
square feet
1959..
Grown in the open farms reportinj; 1S59 . .
'19H..
acres used fcr fixnwing 1959 . .
19M..
Sales dollars 1959 . .
lOM..
< Any fofest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Salee of any forest products fBrms reporting 1959
dollars 1959..
1954..
Sales of standing tjinb«r farms rotating 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Sales of all other forest (voducts farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959 . .
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence postfl,
sawlc^, and ChnBtnas trees farm.s roptyUng 1959.
dollars 1959.
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959. .
dollars 19!.9.
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms repoting 1959.
1954.
cords (4' X 4* X 8*) 1959.
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
cords (4' X 4' X S*) 1959 . .
1954 . .
Fence poets cut farms reporting 1959.,
numbo- 1969..
1954..
Sales turns reporting 1959.
number 1959 .
Sawlc^pi and vewwr logs cut farm.i reporting 1959
I9r,4 *
ttvusaiK)!* of board feet 1959.
1954*
Salee farms rcpoling 1959.
thousands of board foet 1959 .
Ovistaias trees sold farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959 ■
D Data not shown to avoid dlsclosxire of Individual operations.
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes sales of standing timber.
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(219)
220
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
This census is authorized by Act ofCongreaa. United Stales Code. Title 13. Se.
and guaranteeing that the inrormation furnished be accorded confidential i - ■ -
OREGON
us DtPAKTMtNT Of COMKERCE— <u«tiu 0
Al
CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
QUESTIONNAIRE:
1959
Section I— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
; (person in charge)?
Il.—OWNERSHIP
and wasteland.
c X in thf iquartfor
< land
dows.
1 railroad
rented
or worked c
n shares for each'
Name of
landlord
Acn.
Mail addre
(Post office
and State)
Name of
landlord
Mail addre
and Sute)
Name of
landlord
*""
Mail addre
(Post office
and State)
LAND MANAGED FOR OTHERS
(51 How many acres do you operate for others
AND RENTED OR LEASED TO OTHERS Include
fields and hay land
Include land leased
^raled by you even though part of It
No D Yee Q
III— CROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR, 1959
andlord's share.
t these (read answer for qoesllon 7) i
CORN; (Include the landlord's shi
is sold if taken from this place.)
[9] Was any corn harvested for a
(b) Corn for silage?
iMALL GRAINS; (Include the landlord's share a
|221 Winter wheat? D
23. Spring wheat?
H. OaU grown alone?
28. Oats cleaned out of Tctch and peas? D
29. Barley? D
30. Rye?
38. Other grains?
Flaxseed? Mined grains?
of thia
**"! or'^iJill
^soldT
total production of e
) GRASS SILAGE CROPS: (If t
■ P
Include the landlord's share as sold if lakei
(Answer theae qvealwnt
39. Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures h
hay and for dehydrating? .
42. Clover, timothy, and nitturei
clover and grasses for hay?
44. Vetch or peas, alone or mixec
oaU or other grains, cut for h
46. Wild hay (prai
47. Any other hay
tarley, rye, or other
at for hay? ,
feeding untnreshed.
■, range, or
.Include broi
millet, old meadows, orchardgra
Sudangrass, wheatgrasa )
48. Grass silage made from grasses,
_ alfalfa, clover, or small grains^
V SEED. CLOVER SEED. AND OTHER FIELD SEEDS;
6 any alfalfa seed, clover seed, or other
harvested thi$ year? No D
Alfalfa seed?
. Red clover seed?- . . . .
Crimson clover seed?
Alsike clover seed?
Red fescue seed?
. Tall fescue seed?
. Chewlngs fescue seed?
. Perennial ryegrass seed?
, Common ryegrass seed?
. Merion bluegrass seed?
. Bentgrass seed?
. Hairy vetch seed?
. Common vetch seed?
. Austrian winter peas?
. Other field seeds?
Birdsfoot
Vheatgri
Whi
Bromegrass'
hite clover'
Sudangrass?
harvested
harvested'
or will t
sold?
POTATOES, DRY PEAS. SUGAR BEETS, MINT FOR
OIL, AND HOPS;
(Aniwer theae ijuealtona, i/ "Ye
Ihe followini
harvested
r791 Irish poUtoes for home use or for sale?
(If less than 10 hundredweight or 1.000
Bjunda were harvested, do not report acres
ry field and seed peas?
94. Sugar beets for sugar?
100. Mint for oil?
101. Hops?
(Report tenths
for potatoes)
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221
harvested Ihi* year for aslc (or fresh r
ftnners, freeiers, processor?' ,
(If'No-')oT question 106
No n Ves D
r of the foltoirlng
, ToRiatoea?
Sweet cornT
Carnntbers and picUes? . . .
Snap beina (bush and pole types)?
Cabbage?
Dry onions?
125. Carrour
all vegelablea sold tM» year?
e any »«
(//'"A
>ktp U> quetttoH (152) ]
r ikett qunltont, if ■'T'«."H-»'
144. Slrawberrlei
45. Raapberrlei!
46. Blackberrlea
49. Bora*nb»rTl<
NfTS. AND GRAPES:
a total of 20 fralt and nnt
(// '-.Vo," mark X and tkip to avtihon [1981 )
(// ••ret;' an$w«r fu/diou IM through IVf.)
h land ift in bearing and P
Yea n
t fruit orcbarda. grovea,
and planted nal trcra?.
/lO
154. Applea?
155. PeaeheaT
159 Barllell peara?
160. Prari otber than BartleltT
161. Orapea?
65, Plnma and prancaT
fR«p(tn tonnon ttfsh-wvigbt ba
69. Sour cbcrrlea?
70. Sweet ebrrrlea? .
71. AprleoUT
79. Walnuta. EngUah?
Tionda' Chestnu
inces'' Planted
(2)
How many
treea (or
vlnea) are
of
NURSERY AND GHEENHOL'SE PROUL'CTS. FLOWER AND VEGBTABLE SEEDS AND
PLANTS, AND HULUS.
[1981 Were any nuracfy or grecRhoaae prodycia, flower or
egelable aceda or plaala, flowera, or balba grown for aalc thl* year? No Q Yes
{If "No.- mark J. and »k%p lo qut»tion [202J )
[An»v>tr theu quotient, i/ " JV*.")—
plant*, florlflt grei
<b) Under gla—t
g j D *
ao L
TZJ-
OTHER CROPS:
* other crops that t
vested thi* year g
No D Yes D
IV.— LAND USE THIS YEAR. 1959
20«. Aerea In tbia plat
CROPLAND:
e harreated i
ding hay rut) thit year?
B !'><: c.i.i<^ in the fields
were harvested or hay
and bearing planted
in nursery and
THIS SHADED SECTION IS TO BE FILLED BY CENSUS ENUMERATOR
> for (6) from (a) and enter
205. How
How r
of eroplaad wei
ifed aummer fallow thii
How many acn-^ of cropland '
nproveraent grasses and legumt
al pastured thit year? . . .
f cropland havi
(Include idle cropland and cropland c
-ittuai
WOODLAND (In
pastured (or graced) thit
of woodland wpi
and all wood I
r and deforested
(N.
many acres were in Other pasture? .
[ cropland pasture and not woodland pasture.)
(// "Nor\t," mark \ and akip to quetlton [212J.)
consider t
\) Of this other pasture, how many
• improved pasture?
(Improved by liming, fei
irrigating, draining, and
lan~ca, roads, dllche'a, and waateland?
[212] How many a
Ad<l t
snd 2I2.>
.(qu.
R do you
iiing. seeding,
iling weeds and brush.)
m hotiae Iota, barn lota.
i 204. 205. 20«. 207. 208. 209. 210.
IRRIGATION
219. Of the total land in this plac
how many acrca were Irrigated thit
(If -No
eported in question 203),
' Tr^ark \ anA tktp to fucslion [218].)
n this place were Irrigated
[rlude all irrigated land from
land in both bearing and nonbearing fruit and
from which volunteer crops were '
.... None D Aci
h hay woe cut and all irrigated
L crops and irrigated land
irk X and tkip to qutition [217].)
216. What port of the land from w
irrigated? All Q Pwt □
(// ■•aU," mark X ar^d tkip to gu«(>on [217].)
(// "Part," gtve bflow name and acret trrtgaUd for tach crop. If alt orcKard
toas irrigated Itil -Orchard," and if all •leoelabteB for laU, litl " VtgetabUt."}
Name of crop i
rrlgaud?
Acre.
irrl|«tedr
Name or crop irrigatodT
Acree
irrlgaledr
(1)
(3)
(4)
(a) From a well (pumped or flowing) or spring
(The total for questions (a), (b).
222
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Swtion VI.— RACE. ACE. RESrOENCE, OFF-FARM WORK, AND OTHER INCOME
you on your l^st birtbdayl
1 thia place? No D Yea Q
221. When did you b^gin t
;>ort month if i
ary 1. t»S8.
fT of your family living with you have a nbnfarm job,
>n someone elae'a farm thit yearT . . No Q
thit year from any of the following sources: Sale of
Dividends? Profits from i
family?
(// •• None" for gutatt
224, skip to qutUion \
225. Will the income which ;
from other sources (listed in qui
agricultural products sold or lu I
I 223 aiul
work off the farrr
No D Yea a
Section VH— FOREST PRODUCTS THIS YEAR. 19;i9
le sale of standing timber or
(Include ^t
227. Howjnuch was or will
tie of poles and piling, bark.
(Uo not report below t
I thiB year from
sold for pulpwooc
, pulpwood.
D J-
D t-
mqu.
ion 2260
\
following fores
products cut tf
year for home
228. Firewood and fuelwood? .
229. Pulpwood?
230. Fence posts?
231. Sawlogs and veneer logs?
232. Chrtstmas trees?
Section VIII.— POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK NOW ON THIS PLA( t .\^V> LIVESTOCK
PKODCCTION THIS YEAR, 1959
npen
Till.
POULTRY
23S. Are there any chickens, turkeys, or other poultry on thia place' No D Yes D
237. If ■■No," were there any on this place any time rhii irear? No Q Y
( // "No- for both qutationa 23S and 237. mark X and »kip to queition [246].)
234. How many chickens (hens, pullets,
I months old and <.
spla.
No
lany brdllera wi
eport all broilers sold and those grown tor
, pullets, cockerels,
e sold thi» ytarf None Q Ni
B of chicken eggs
a Number .
n Number .
241. How mi
(ere or will be sold thit year? . None Q Dozens -
242. How many lurkeys and turkey fryei
thia
No
raised from poults hatched, poults
bought, and those raised for others under contract.)
243. How many turkey bens now on hand are you
keepmg for breeding next ytarf None Q Nui
244. How many ducks, geese.
and other poultry (not counting
chickens and turkeys) Give
were sold thit yearT None Q name Nu
245. How much was or will be received thit
year from the sale of turkeys, ducks, geese, and
miscellaneous poultry, and their eggs? , . None sold □ Value of sales
lambs of all a
(a) Lambs under I year old?
(b) Ewes 1 year old and over?
(e) Rama and wethers I year old and over? . .
(The toUl for questions (a), (b
must equal the number for que;
GOATS AND KIDS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED:
245. How many goata and kids of all ages are on t
\(b)
I Udar Number .
the number for question 248.)
[249] Hoo many «UU and kids were eUpped Ihla linirr None D Number
(// "None," mark X and aJtip to fueation [251] )
250. How many pounds of mohair and kid hair were clipped thi* yearT .... Pounds _
(Include both spring and fall clips )
3HEEP AND LAMBS SHORN THIS YEAR, 1959:
[251] Were any aheep or lambs shorn thit yearT . . No D Yea □
(// "No," marl, \ ond ,k,p to jueWion [254] I
252. Were any lambs shorn in ItSfT j O
253. Were any aheep shorn in I959T
HOGS AND PIGS
[254] How many
including sows and t
Lhogs and pigs of all age«,
■ars, are on this placer None D Number.
(// ■•None." mark X and iJtip to quettion [255].)
/■(a) Since June 1, thit yearT Number _
^\(b) Before June /, thit yearT Number _
(The toUl for queations (•) and (b) muat
equal the number for question 254.)
December I. tatt
irT None D
CATTLK AND CALVES; (Include all cows and all other (
and calves, both dairy and beef,
D Number
y cattle and calves of all ages are on this place? . . Non
(// "None." mark X and »k\p to qutMtiort [2ft2] )
(a) Cows? Number .
(Include heifers that have calved )
;b) Heifers and heifer calves? Number .
(Do not include any heifers that have calved )
c) Bulls, ball calves, steers, and steer calves? Number.
COWS MitfKED YESTERDAY.
258. How many cows and bejfers were milked yetterdayT
259. How manv milk cows were on this place yetterdayT
(Include dry milk cows and milk heifers that have cal
260. How many pounds of milk were produced yetterdayT
None D Number _
None n Number .
None n Pounds _
These questiotis are to I
answered by CENSUS
ENirw ERATO R
(o) Does Al number end in 1 or TT No Q Ye* □
(6) Are acres in quMtion 7. 1,000 or moni No n Y«« n
IX.— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE .SOLD THIS YEAR. 1959
[262] Was
Report all si
landlord. Be
any milk (
les from this plai
No D Yes D
..^tjur^lwn [265] )
or by others. Report dairj products sold for |
will sell by December 3J. thia year.
I. How much whole milk was
II be sold in i95»r N
(Report in pounds of milk,
gallons of milk, or pounds of bulterfat )
antitv i
fc
will be the value
of sales in J9S9?
ANIMALS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD ALIVE THIS YEAR, 1959
counting calves?
267. Horses, mules,
ponies? . . .
270. Goats and Uds?
and Dec. 31?
" lypti I
3-
OREGON
223
^^^^ S«iion XI — FERTILIZER AND LIME.
Inelodc Ail f«r(lllter >nd lime Dsed oa ihlt pl»ce during l$Sf. whethef
>Brthi»e<l br yen or b? yoor landlttrd.
Oa how muiy scm wtre conmercUl fertiliser and _
(s) Hay and eroM**d
I Other paatare (not
croplandj^ . .
Wheat?
(d) Barlerr
(e) Irish »*Ut«Mr .
it) All other cropaT .
How much was used —
Dry materials T
phoaphate)
[2721 How t
ZJ». How mu,
s were limed <n /*5f 7 None D Acres -
Von«," mark \ and iktp to qvettion [274J )
r llmlag malerlaU waa used In iti9T Tods _
hydrated and burnt lime, ro&rl.
VD LAND t SE PRACTICES
EXPENDITURES loelnde
How maeh
was or wUI
> paid
landlord for thla place.
[274] Peed for live«to(k
poultryT
,y , mill feeds,
rouRhagf
amounts paid for Rrindlng and miztag feed
27S. The parehaae of Urestech and pomltryT
(Include baby chicks.)
27S. MaeUne hire?
(Include custom work such as
be paid br D9camb€T 31. l9Sf. br ro
. . None D
and dustiog.)
277. Hired labM?
t include housew
ipici
work. Include caah
■JD-USE PRACTICES
M>. How many acm of land were used to grow
■r crops thia year and then planted to another crop?
:rr* of cropland used fur grain
-Section XIII.— FARM LABO>t
285. Ho
2M. Ho
any other members of ;
ireek d>d
■ familr did IS hours 1
I place la»t te^wkf
hired peraoBS did ar
Include
CTiTmln**
1 this pla
(// -Nont.- mark X
these hired
hing tatt a*«k,
t receiving cash wages.)
None n Persons _
{;:
lays or more during f Ala gt^rf .... None Q Persons
(b) I,ess than IfiO days during thU ftar? . . . None D Pervoos
(The total for queatlona (s) and (b) must equal the number for question »M.)
t ireeft. how many
Section XIV,— EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
tnclade eqnlpneal. whether owned br roti or by others, on this place.
iDclndc eqnipmenl and facilities that are temporarily out of order.
'[291] Grain comblneaT
low many of the
ollowing are on 292. Corn pickers (include picker-Bhellers and corn combines)
293. Pick-op balers?
294. Field forage harvesters (for field chopping of silage 1
forage crops)?
295. Molortmehs (include piek-upe)?
29<. Wheel tractors other than garden?
297. Garden tractors?
298. Crawler tractors (tracklaying) ?
299. ABtoBobUes?
300. Telephone?
No D Yes D
Yes D
301. Home fleeter (for Quick freesing and storing food)? No
(Do not include refrigerators.)
303. Milking mscUne? T .... No □ ^es ,D
303. Electric milk cooler? No Q Yes Q
305. Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops)? No Q Yes Q
306. Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower? No Q Yea Q
(1) Hard surface? D
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale? .
(3) Dirt or unimproved? . .
// marktd Kert,
° r
How many miles I
-Whole miles.
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT. FARM VALUES, AND MORTGAGE DEBT
308(1
lemT
No D Yen n
No a Yea D
X and Bkip to gueadon [314].)
cr queetiotiM SIO through 31S.)
No a Yes D
(b) Do you work any land on shares?
(// ••\o" for both <}ut»tton» 308(a) artd 308(b).
df-Yf" for tilher qufttion 308(a) or 308(b),
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash as rent? .
(a) If "Yes," how much for the year? t /OO
311. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the crops (such as 1, |, ))? No
312. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the livestock or
livestock products (such as i, ♦, ()? No Q Yes Q
313. Do you have this land under any other arrangement (such as a fixed
lity of anv product, upkeep of land and buildings, payment of
, keep of landlord, 1
land and the
balidinga
buildings owned by you?
nied tlom others?
(2)
ToUl value
(doUars)
No D Yes Q No land owned O
315. On what date did you fill this queationm
Section XVI.— ENI'MERATOR'S RECORD— To be filleJ hy Census Enum
Census county division
(The total of the persons reportcfl m colunin l
ny hired persons paid on a piecework bsAix
ktp to quflton [291]
hired persons on piecework (rfport
: fast Frldmff
ormoliOft J
OpwIwD WMs«r««hw
Date (tnoniA and day)
Date {month and day)
224
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2 LISTING
i
<
PART r -LIST Of PLACtS IN tD
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART 111 -f'ILLIN<. Al |
1
(1)
A. Ltl( th« head of every houtfhold living in
Ih,. ED
AND ALSO
B U»i every person, no* living in rhii ED. who
hat agricultural operations in ihu ED.
Oo«l
diia
perron
or any
member
of hia
hold*'
a farm
())
Did this person or any iisember of hia household
Doe>
(9(
Does this
agricultural
operations
110)
Any
live
stocks
B£
sheep'
goats?
etc )
20 oe
chickens?
turkeys?
ducks?
Any
crops?
(corn?
hay?
tobacco?
other
field
crops?)
(«)
20 oe
fill it
mes?
grape.
trees?
CI
for Mk?
Of green -
producii^
19)
a
10
No 1 Yo
No : Yes
No 1 Yes
No iYes
No IYes
No jYes
No I Yes
No I Yes
No| Yes
No : Yes
No I Yes
No |Ye»
No 1 Yea
No I Y«
No 1 Yes
No 1 Yes
I
i
i
[■-
\
i
i
1
No! Ye.
No 1 Yes
No : Yes
No 1 Yes
No ; Yea
No IYes
No! Yes
No ! Yes
:
i
No I Yes
No ;■ Yes
No ; Yes
No : Yes
No 1 Yes
No 1 Yes
No| Yes
No : Yes
(1)
(2)
(»)
(4)
(»)
(«l
<■>}
(»)
(9»
(10)
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
225
PART IV -RK.ORIl Ol ( OMPLI TKIN OF ENIIMtRATION
i
i
i
<
p«non
land on
(U)
Cillbick rniii.ttd
Turned over lo
irew leader
--
Date
plefed
(16)
Rrmindcn
(When c. rnutn. icltpli..nt
..umhec cu )
(1>)
Dale
Crew
lejJer .
inn.jK
(141
D-rt
Dale
'
!
1 i
Al No
.0 ^ v„
Dare
Dale
»
T t
1 1
Dale
Dale
1)
Al N„
I>»e
D.if
IS
(III
(11)
(HI
,.4,
(I'l
(161
* """z ~.v*iT.*Vi""A.«^';;' ~!3^~ * "*■"." ^." \'^-"^ *J,.'™''r."'^h^AT'.J^'i • '^^~"^,,ir";,t";rJ;jT/,;\7.^ni;,,''i''.,';,';','
226
INDEX TO TABLES
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
Asparagus
Automobi les
Austrian winter peas
Average size of farm
Avocados
Barley
Beets (table)
Berries , specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Boysenberrles
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broomcom
Buckwheat
Butter, buttennilk, skim milk, and cheese sold
Cabbage
Calves. See Cattle and calves.
Cane, sugar
Cantaloups and muskmelons , etc
Carrots
Cash-grain farms
Cash tenants
Cash wages paid for farm labor
Cattle and calves
Cattle and calves sold alive
Cauliflower
Celery
Change in definition of farms
Cherries
Chicken eggs sold
Chickens
Chickens sold
Christmas trees sold
Citrus fruits, specified
Clingstone peaches
Clover seed
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay
Collards
Color of operator
Commercial farms
Commercial fertilizer, expenditures for
Ccamnerclal fertilizer, uses of
Ccmmon and perennial ryegrass seed
Canservation of land
Com pickers
Cotton
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cream sold
Crimson clover seed
Crop drier
Cropland
By acres harvested
By color of operator
By irrigation
^ tenure of operator
By use
Cropland in cover crops
Cropland used for grain or row crops fanned
on the contour
Croppers (for South only)
Crop-share tenants
Crop fertilized, specified
Crops harvested from 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
Definition of farms, change in
Dry field and seed beans
Dry field and seed peas
Dry onions
Ducks sold
Durum wheat
Economic class of farm
Eggplant
Eggs sold
Electric milk cooler
Elevators, power -ope rated, conveyor or blower.
Emmer and spelt
English or Persian walnuts
Equipment and facilities, specified
Eacarole, endive, and chickory
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
A,17,1S, 19,20,21
8
1,2,17,15,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
5,U,15,16
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
17, 18, 19 J
1,17,18,19,
4,17,18,19,
15,17,18,
20,21
8,15
19,20
3,17,18,19,
1,2,17,18,19,
17,18,19,
1,20,21
1,2,3
1,20,21
,19,20
20,21
20,21
20,21
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3, 17, Ifl, 19,20, 21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
7
7,17,18,19,20,21
11
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,13,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated sunnner fallow.
Farm expenditures, specified
Farm labor
Farm operators :
By age
By color
By residence
By tenure
^ off -farm work and other Income
Farm products, value of
Farm property , value of
Fanns , number
By color of operator
By economic class
^ kind of road on urtxich located
By kind of workers
During specified week
By land irrigated
^ size of farm
^ tenure of operator
hy 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 for
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 forage harvesters
Field seeds
Figs
Filberts and hazelnuts
Firewood and fuelwood
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 sold
General farms
Goats and kids
Goats and kids clipped
Goats and kids sold alive
Grain ccsnbines
Grains
Grapefruit
Grapes
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa, clover,
or small grains ■ . ■
Green lima beans
Green peas (English)
Greenhouse products
Guineas sold
Hairy vetch seed
Harvesters, field forage
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
Itome freezer
Honeydews
Iforses and colts. Including ponies
Horses and/or mules
Horses and/or mules sold alive
Horticultural specialties sold
See also Nursery and greenhouse products.
Improved pecans
Income, farm. See Value of faim products sold.
Irish potatoes ^
Irrigated farms, number
Irrigated land In farms
By use
Kale
Kind of road
Kumquats
ladino seed
land and buildings, value of
land area, approximate
land from which hay was cut
T/*Twi in farms
By color of operator
By size of farm
By tenure of operator
By use
TflTiH In fnilt orchflrda, groves, vineyards,
ftTitl planted nut trees
6,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,
3,4,17,
4,17,18,
3,4,17,18,
4,17,18,
17,18,
1,17,18,
1,2,17,18,
3,17,
1,17,18,
2,16,17,
3,17,
19,20,21
18,19,20
19,20,21
19,20,21
19,20,21
19,20,21
19,20,21
19,20,21
IS, 19,20
17,18,19
19,20,21
19,20,21
5
19,20,21
IB, 19, 20
18,19,20
18,19,20
19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
5,17,18,19,20,21
7
15, 17, IB, 19, 20
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
7
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
7
9,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
INDEX TO TABLES
227
land in Irrigated farms
By use
land in strip -cropping systems for soil
erosion control
land Irrigated by source of water
land pastured
Ifgunes , specified annual ■
I/raonP • '
lispedeza cut for hay ,
Lespedeza seed •
Lettuce and romalne
Uma beans
l.im' and liming material, expenditures for.....
Liioe and Liming material xised during the year.,
Umes
Litters farrowed
Livestock and livestock products sold
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
and livestock ranches
livestock ranches
livestock -share tenants
Livestock, specified
Livestock sold alive
loganberries
Lupine seed
Machine hire, expenditures for
Managed land ,
Managers
Mandarins ( Included with Tangerines )
Mangoes ,
Maple sirup made
Buckets tamg
Maple sugar made
Milk cooler, electric
Bulk- type
Milk sold
Milk cows
MlUdng machine ,
Mint for oil
Miscellaneous and unclassified faros
Mixed grains ,
14}hair clipped
Motortrucks
liAiles and mile colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhlte farm operators
Nursery and greenhcuse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.)
Nuts , spec if led
Oats
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, and other small
grains cut for hay
Of f -farm work and other Inccote
Okra ,
OUves
Onions
Operators, faxia. See Pam operators.
Oranges
Oranges, including tangerines and mandarins...
Other and unspecified tenants
Other field-crop fame
Owned land
Part owners
Part -retirement
Part-time farms
Paature
Peaches
Peoiuts
Peppers. See Sweet peppers and pimlentos.
Pick-up balers
Pimlentos
Plums and prunes
Popcorn
Potatoes
Poultry and poultry products
Poultry and poultry products sold
Poultry farms
Power -operated elevator, conveyor, or blower..
Products, farm, value of
Proso millet
Pulpwood sold
Purchase of livestock and poultry
(^ilnccs
Radishes
Rams and wethers
Raspberries
Red clover seed
Redtop seed
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,1B, 19,20,21
6,12, 17,1B, 19,20,21
7,12,17,13,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21 I
8
15,17,18,19,20
?i
4,17,18,19,20,21 I
3,4,17,18,19,20
,17,18,19,20,21
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops hogged
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,16,19,20,21
Ryegrass seed,
grazed.
and perennial...
Sampling, reliability of. . . .
Saw logs and veneer logs cut.
Seed beans, dry field and....
Seed peas, dry field and....
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, expenditures for..
Seeds, fi<
Shallots.
Share-cash 1
Sheep and lambs
Sheep and lambs shorn
Sheep and lambs sold alive
Silage ■.
Size of farcD
Small fruits
Small, grains
Snap beans (bush and pole types)...
Sorghums..
Soybeans
Specified equipment and facilities.
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
Sugarcane or sorghum for sirup
; Summer fallow, cultivated
I Sweetclover seed
Sweet com
Sweet peppers and pimlentos
I Sweetpotatoes
I System of terraces on crop and pasture land
' Tangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Temple oranges
Tenure of farm operator
Timber
! Timothy seed
I Tobacco farms
Tocnatoes
Tractors
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Turnips
Type of farm
Unclassified farms
Uses of cocnercial fertilizer
Uses of land
Valencia oranges
Value:
Crops
FanD products sold
Farms (land and buildings)
Livestock
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms
Vegetable farms
Vegetables for home use
Vegetables harvested for sale
Vegetables sold
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
Watermelons
Wax beans. See Snap beans.
Wheat
White farm operators
Wild hay cut
Winter wheat
Woodland in f ami, by ufle
Wool shorn ;
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
mred
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off faiTD
Youngberrles
5,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
8
16,17,18,19,20
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,16,19,20,21
9
8
8
15,17,18,19,20
8
4,17,16,19,20,21
8
8
6,7,12,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,16,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,16,19,20
6
6
17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,lfl,19,20,21
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
1959
California
COUNTIIS
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I— Part 48— Counties
FARMS ' FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
California
COUNTIES
Prepared under the supervision of
RAY HURLEY, Chief
Agriculture Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Lutiier H. Hodges, Secretary
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Richard M. Scammon, Director (From May 1, ?96I)
Roberl W. Burgess, Director (To March 3, 1961)
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Director
A. Ross ECKLER, Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Lowell T. Galt, Special Assistant
Herman P. Miller, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Julius Shiskin, Chief Economic Statistician
Joseph F. Daly, Chief Mathematical Statistician
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr., Assistant Director for Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. VON Struve, Acting Public Information Officer
Agriculture Division —
Ray Hurley, Chief
Warder B. Jenkins, Aisistant Chiif
Orvin L. Wilhite, Aisiitartt Chief
Field Division —
Jefferson D. McPike, Chief
Ivan G. Munro, Assistant Chief
Machine Tabulation Division —
C. F. Van Aken, Chiej lCi>
Henry A. Bloom, Assistant Chief «^- ■■On Publn- Library
Administrative Service Division — Everett H. Burke, Chief B^Plftrtendenc ji Documents
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief
Business Division — Harvey Kailin, CA/V/ •Ff" (j ■ '^W)
Construction Statistics Division — Samuel J. Dennis, Chief
Decennial Operations Division — Glen S. Taylor, Chief
Demographic Surveys Division — Robert B. Pearl, Chief t^EPO^j S r\D\/
Economic Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief '»'KT
Electronic Systems Division — Robert F. Drury, Chief
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division^WiLLlAM T. Fay, Chief
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. DaugherTy, Chief
Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief
Personnel Division — James P. Taff, Chief
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief
Statistical Methods Division — Joseph Steinberg, 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 AC59-1 and AC59-2,
Prehminary Reports
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: A60-9482
SUGGESTED CITATION
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Counties, Part 48 California
U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1961
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, DC,
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PREFACE
Volume I, Counties, is one of the five principal reports presenting the results of the
1959 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 54 parts, presents the compilation of the infor-
mation given by farm operators to census enumerators in 1959.
The 1959 Census of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress of
August 31, 1954 (amended August 1957), which codified Title 13, United States Code.
The collection of the data was carried out by census enumerators directed by super-
visors appointed by the Director of the Bureau of the Census and working under the direction
of Robert B. Voight, then Chief, Field Division. Paul R. Squires, 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, Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief, and Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief. They
were assisted by M. Vincent Lindquist, Thomas Jabine, Robert S. McCauley, John C.
Mackey, Robert Standley, Hilton E. Robison, Helen E. Teir, Carl R. Nyman, Kenneth
R. Norell, Gladys L. Eagle, Henry L. DeGraff, Charles H. Boehne, Joseph A. Correll,
Margaret G. Wood, Evelyn K. Jett, Simon Vablon, Emma B. Gass, Charlotte J. Messinese,
Bennie L. Sharp, Isaac E. Lemon, James M. Lindsey, Samuel S. Murray, William F.
Kauffman, Hector Vila, Harry P. Owings, Charles A. Nicholls, Henry A. Tucker, Robert
S. Boyle, Helen M. Davenport, Albert W. Graybill, Lois G. Miller, Thomas D. Monroe,
Gerald P. Owens, Bernard L. Ro.ss, Marvin M. Thompson, Helen D. Turner, Kurt W.
Luethy, Arnold L. Bollenbacher, George W. Coffman, Joseph A. Horak, Samuel J. Hundley,
Donald K. Larson, Chester G. Lykins, Wilmer R. Maxham, Virgil L. McClain, Jr., Darrell
D. Prochaska, Robert J. Rades, Hubert E. Sites, Duane E. Traylor, Donald H. von Steen,
Elmer O. Rca, Frances G. Compton, Lillian W. Bentel, and Neil V. Perkins.
Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of personnel by the
United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, the enumeration, and the com-
pilation of the 1959 Census of Agriculture.
November 1961
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
FINAL REPORTS
Volume I — Counties — A separate part for each State. Statistics on number of farms; farm characteristics; acreage in farms; cropland
and other uses of land; land-use practices; irrigation; farm facilities and equipment; farm labor; farm expenditures; use of commercial
fertilizer; number and kind of livestock; acres and production of crops; value of farm products; characteristics of commercial farms, farms
classified by tenure, by size, type, and economic class; and comparative data from the 1954 Census of Agriculture.
Volume I is published in 54 parts as follows:
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
New England States:
West North Central — Continued
Mountain:
1
Maine.
19
South Dakota.
38
Montana.
2
New Hampshire.
20
Nebraska.
39
Idaho.
3
Vermont.
21
Kansas.
40
Wyoming.
4
Massachusetts.
South Atlantic:
41
Colorado.
5
Rhode Island.
22
Delaware.
42
New Mexico.
6
Connecticut.
23
Maryland.
43
Arizona.
Middle Atlantic States:
24
Virginia.
44
Utah.
7
New York.
25
West Virginia.
45
Nevada.
8
New Jersey.
26
North Carolina.
Pacific:
9
Pennsylvania.
27
South Carolina.
46
Washington.
East North Central:
28
Georgia.
47
Oregon.
10
Ohio.
29
Florida.
48
California.
11
Indiana.
East South Central:
49
Alaska.
12
Illinois.
30
Kentucky.
50
Hawaii
13
Michigan.
31
Tennessee.
Other Areas:
14
Wisconsin.
32
Alabama.
51
American Samoa.
West North Central:
33
Mississippi.
West South Central:
52
Guam.
15
Minnesota.
53
Puerto Rico.
16
Iowa.
34
Arkansas.
54
Virgin Islands.
17
Missouri.
35
Louisiana.
18
North Dakota.
36
37
Oklahoma.
Texas.
Volume II — General Report. — Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. Summary data and analyses of the
data by 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 Prod-
III
Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.
ucts.
IV
Farm Labor, Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and
IX
Value of Farm Products.
Cash Rent.
X
Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
V
Size of Farm.
XI
Economic Class of Farm.
VI
Livestock and Livestock Products.
XII
Type of Farm.
Volume III — Irrigation of Agricultural Lands. Western States
(Dry Areas) — Data by States for drainage basins and a summary
for the area, including number and types of irrigation organiza-
tions, source of water, expenditures for works and equipment since
1950, water used and acres served for irrigation purposes.
Volume IV— Drainage of Agricultural Lands. Data by States on
land in drainage organizations, number and types of organizations,
cost of drainage and drainage works.
Volume V — Special Reports, Part 1. — Horticultural Specialties.
Statistics by States and a summary for the United States present-
ing number and kinds of operations; gross receipts and/or gross
sales; sales of nursery products, flower seed, vegetables grown
under glass, and propagated mushrooms; number of container-
grown plants; inventory products; sales of bulb crops; employ-
ment; structures and equipment.
Titles of additional parts of this volume are not available as
this report goes to press.
IV
CALIFORNIA
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
Page
History of the Census IX
Legal basis for the Census IX
Pretest of the 1959 Census DC
Training program for personnel for enumeration IX
Enumeration period IX
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization IX
The agriculture questionnaire IX
Agricultural operations X
Enumeration assignments and enumeration districts X
Enumerator's record hook , XI
Enumeration maps XI
Lists of special and large farms XI
Landlord-tenant questionnaire XI
Township sketch map XI
Field reviev/ of enumerator 's work XII
SAMPLING
Use of sampling XII
Description of the sample XII
Adjustment of the sample XII
Estimation of totals for the sample XII
Presentation of sample data XII
Reliability of estimates XII
Differences in data resulting frcm differences in
tabulating procedures XIII
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of enumeration XIII
Editing of questionnaires XIII
Coding of questionnaires XIII
Tabulation of data XIII
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
Statistical content of this report XIV
Comparability of data XIV
Minor civil divisions XIV
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Desc riptive summary and references XIV
General Farm Information
Census definition of a farm XIV
Farm operator XV
Farms reporting or operators reporting XV
Land area XV
Land in iarras XV
Land in ianns according to use XVI
Value of land and buildings XVII
Age of operator XVII
Residence of operator XVII
Year bcf^an jperating present farm XVII
Off-f i-m ,v rk ,ind other income XVII
Equipment md facilities XVII
Farms by kind of road XVIII
Farm labor XVIII
Fertilizer and lime XVIII
Specified farm expenditures XIX
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS— Continued
Crops
Page
Crops harvested XIX
Com XIX
Annual legumes XX
Hay crops xX
Field seed crops xX
Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes XX
Berries and other small fruits XX
Tree fruits , nuts , and grapes XX
Nursery and greenhouse products XXI
Forest products XXI
Value of crops harvested XXI
Value of crops sold XXI
Irrigation
Definition of irrigated land XXI
Enumeration of irrigated land XXI
Irrigated farms XXI
Land in irrigated farms XXI
Land irrigated XXI
Farms irrigated by number of acres irrigated XXI
Land irrigated by source of water XXI
Land-Use Practices
Sujmiary information XXII
Cropland in cover crops XXII
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the
contour XXII
Land in strip-cropping systems for soil-erosion control... XXII
System of terraces on crop and pasture land XXII
Livestock and Poultry
Inventories XXII
Milk oov/s, covffi milked, milk produced, and butter XXII
Whole milk and cream sold XXII
Sows and gilts farrowing XXII
Sheep, lambs , and wool XXII
Goats and mohair XXII
Bees and honey XXII
Value of livestock on farms ' XXII
Sales of live animals XXII
Sales of poultry and poultry products XXIII
Classification of Farms
Scope of classification XXIII
Farms by size XXIII
Farms by color of operator XXIII
Farms by tenure of operator XXIII
Farms by economic class XXIII
Farms by type XXIV
Value of farm products sold XXV
(V)
VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
Page
State Table —
1.— FaiTBS, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
2. —Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 '*
3. —Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1959
I,'.— farm operators by color, age, residence, and off-farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1920 to 1959
5. —Specif ied farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 °
6. —Livestock and poultry on farms , number and value : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 ^
7 —Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 |"
8.— Fai-ms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 11
" -Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 ^
._-_j_--__ ^r- _T ^ «^4. «^..Ti+A^ oe ro-nmc KnnniiQei nf* nhsncrp in dpflnltlon of farm: 1959 '^5
25
10 !— Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959.
11. —Date of enumeration: Censuses of 1959 and 195A
12.— Farms reporting classified by number of livestock on farms and by quantity of livestock
and livestock and poultry products sold : Censuses of 1959 and 1954-
13.— Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 _ ^ ^ ^ ^ Tn«;n ia
U —Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 195-4; and by economic class of farm. Census of 1959 Jb
15.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by type of farm. Census of 1959 J»
16.— Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by size of farm, Census of 1959
17 Farms and farm characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
18.— Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm ^^
by economic class of farm: Census of 1959 ^^
19. —Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959
20.— Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959 ^^
21. -Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959
22 —Cash rent paid by cash tenants and share-cash tenants by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
23.— Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county and State by number of farms reporting, by levels J-ou
24.— Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county and State totals for specified items
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1.— Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ^^^
la.— Number and acreage of irrigated farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 W Vr^Vr.' " VVcV, 174
2. -Number of farms, land in farms , and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 J-^^
3. —Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ^^^
4.— Characteristics of commercial farms, Census of 1959 '.■■■; '"'
5.— Fams reporting by off -farm work; and fanns by tenure of operator, type of farm, economic class of farm, ^^^
and value of farm products sold, by source: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
6.— Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
7. —Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and _farm expenditures : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ^^^
8.— Uvestock and poultry on farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ''\%Vr." ' Wr.V, pno
9 -Uvestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ^u^
10. -Dairy products and poultry and poultry products sold from farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 ^J-^
10a. —Goats and kids on farms and mohair clipped : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
11.— Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested: Censuses of 1959 and 1954
lla. -Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested from irrigated land: Census o. 1959 °
12. —Nursery and greenhouse products and forest products out on farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
APPENDIX
280
The 1959 Census of Agrioultiire Questionnaire 284
Enumerator ' s Record Book 286
Index to tables
INTRODUCTION
(VII)
CALIFORNIA
Counties, County Seats, Mountains, and Rivers
MAP NO. G-4
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census. — The 1959 Census is the 17th nationwide
agricultural census. The first agricultural census was taken in
1840, at the same time as the Sixth Decennial Census of Popu-
lation. From 1850 to 1920, an agricultural census was taken
every 10 years. With increased application of scientific findings
and the growing use of mechanization in agriculture, farming
practices were changing so rapidly that facts collected at 10-year
intervals were no longer adequate. Aware of the need for more
accurate and timely information, the Congress in 1909 (36 stat.
10, sec. 31, provided for a census to be taken in 1915 and every
10 years thereafter which was to be in addition to the census of
agriculture to be taken at the time of the decennial census of
population. The 1915 census was not taken, however, because
of the abnormal conditions created by World War I. Beginning
with 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken every
5 years.
Legal Basis for the Census. — The 1959 Census of Agriculture
was authorized by an Act of Congress, as were all prior censuses
of agriculture. "Title 13, United States Code-Census," codified in
August 19.>1, and amended in August 19."7 and September 1960,
Is now the legal basis for censuses of agriculture and other cen-
suses, and surveys conducted by the Bureau of the Census. Sec-
tion 142, paragraph (a), of Title 13 makes provision for the
Census of Agriculture. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall, beginning in the month of October
1959, and in the same month of every fifth year thereafter, take
a census of agriculture, provided that the censuses directed to
be taken in October 1959 and each tenth year thereafter, may,
when and where deemed advisable by the Secretary, be taken
Instead in conjunction with the censuses provided In section
141 of this title." (Section 141 relates to the decennial cen-
suses of population, unemployment, and housing to be taken
as of the first day of April of each decennial year.) Under
authority granted by Section 4 of Title 13, the Secretary of
Commerce delegated "the functions and duties imposed upon
him by this title" to the Director of the Bureau of the Census.
Pretest of the 1959 Census. — A "pretest" of the field procedures
of the 1959 Census of Agriculture was conducted in 17 counties
of the United States during the fall of 1958. The purpose of the
pretest was to provide the Bureau with a measure of the effective-
ness of the questions and procedures planned for the 1959
nationwide census. Three versions of the agriculture question-
naire— the first one for Northern States, the second for Southern
States, and the third for Western States— were used in the pre-
test. Each version contained questions appropriate to the type
of agriculture in the part of the country where it was used. All
major aspects of field forms and procedures, from the hiring and
training of crew leaders and enumerators to actual interviews
with farm operators, were given a "trial run" in each of the 17
counties. Preliminary versions of reporting forms, maps, pay-
roll records, training guides, and instruction manuals were sub-
jected to actual use under conditions simulating those expected
in the nationwide enumeration conducted in the fall of 1959.
In making final preparations for the 1959 census, the staff of
the Bureau drew heavily on the results of the pretest, as well as
on experience gained from previous censuses.
Training Program for Personnel for Enumeration. — Every i)er-
son hired to do work in connection with the 1959 Census of Agri-
culture received specialized training for his job. Staff uiem-
563128—60
bers of the Washington and Regional Offices of the Bureau and
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture trained approximately 110
agriculture field assistants and 2,100 crew leaders. The crew
leaders, in turn, trained and supervised approximately 30,(X)0
enumerators. All training was presented according to procedures
contained in various guides and manuals prepared by the Bureau.
The training program Included fllmstrips, map-reading, practice
interviewing, and practice filling of questionnaires and other
census forms. In most Instances, training sessions were held
near the areas in which employees worked and immediately prior
to the beginning of their assignments.
Ennmeration Period. — The actual enumeration in the conter-
minous United States (see page XIV) started at dates varying
from October 7 to November 18, 1959. In general, starting dates
were based upon regional variations in harvesting seasons and
on weather conditions. The primary aim was to have the
enumeration late enough to follow the harvesting of the bulk
of important crops and early enough to precede the advent of
winter weather with the attending unfavorable travel conditions.
The bulk of the enumeration work was completed within three
to four weeks after the starting date. In Hawaii, the enumera-
tion was made during the months of December 1959 and January
1960 ; and in Alaska, during April 1960.
Enumeration starting dates for the censuses of 1959 and 1954
are given in State table 11, together with figures showing the
percentage of farms enumerated in the State during weekly pe-
riods. The average enumeration date for the 1959 census for
each county is given in county table 6.
Data for inventory items — land in farms, machinery and equip-
ment, livestock, and poultry — relate to the situation at the actual
time of enumeration of each individual farm. Data for acres,
production, and sales of crops relate generally to the crops har-
vested during the crop year 1959, regardless of whether and when
they were sold while data for sales of livestock and livestock
products relate to the calendar year 1959. Since the enumera-
tion was made before the end of 1959, special emphasis was
placed upon the inclusion of estimates for crops yet to be sold
and for livestock and livestock products expected to be .sold in
the ijeriod from the time of enumeration to the end of the cal-
endar year. Instructions on the questionnaire and the wording
of questions were designed to assure that full crop-year or
calendar-year data would be reported. For example, "How much
of this year's crop was or will be sold?"
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization.— Section 5 of Title 13 of the United States Code
authorizes the preparation of forms and questionnaires used In
the census. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall prepare schedules, and shall determine
the inquiries, and the number, form, and subdivisions thereof,
for the statistics, surveys, and censuses provided for in this
title."
The Agriculture Questionnaire. — The questionnaire for the 1959
Census of Agriculture was prepared by the staff of the Bureau.
Selection of the inquiries was based on the results of the 1958
pretest and experience gained in earlier censuses. Careful con-
sideration was given to such factors as the current availability
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
of data from other sources, the possibility of obtaining data by
methods other than a census, the adequacy of the data that might
be obtained, and the need for and usefulness of the data. Two
committees gave advice and counsel to the Bureau. One of these,
a Special Advisory Committee, was composed of members desig-
nated by the organizations they represented, following an invita-
tion from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to name a
representative to serve in an advisory capacity. The Special
Advisory Committee for the 1959 Census of Agriculture was
made up of one representative from each of the following : Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities, American Farm Bureau
Federation, American Farm Economic Association, American
Statistical Association, Farm Equipment Institute, National As-
sociation of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agri-
culture, National Council of Fanner Cooperatives, National
Farmers' Union, National Grange, Rural Sociological Society,
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A representative of
the Bureau of the Budget was in attendance at all meetings of
the Advisory Committee.
Because of the special interest of the U.S. Department of Agri-
culture in censuses of agriculture, the Director of the Bureau
of the Census sought the continuous cooperation of that organiza-
tion in developing plans, questionnaires, and procedures for the
1959 Census of Agriculture. Working Groups were established
in the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make recommendations
for the following general subjects :
Tenure, Land Values, and Mortgage Debt
Land Use and Conservation and Production Practices
Field Crops
Fruits and Vegetables
Forest Products
Livestock, Poultry, and Dairy
Income and Expenditure (including Contractual Operations)
Farm Labor
Equipment and Facilities (including Structures)
Each Working Group had the resi)onsibiIity for ascertaining
the U.S. Department of Agriculture's need for data in the field
covered by its "terms of reference" and for presenting recom-
mendations to a small Joint Committee comprising representa-
tives of both the Bureau of the Census and the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. The Joint Committee received written recom-
mendations from each Working Group. The Chairman of each
Group appeared before the Joint Committee as did any member
of the Working Group who was needed to present supplemental
information of a specialized nature.
Prior to the formulation of the questionnaire. State Agricul-
tural Colleges and other major users of census data were invited
to suggest inquiries for the enumeration. Each member of the
Special Advisory Committee had the opportunity and the respon-
sibility for channeling in suggestions from the organization he
represented. The number of inquiries submitted from all sources
greatly exceeded the number that could be included in the census,
from the point of view of cost, of the respondent's time and
patience, and of practical value to the majority of users of data.
The final selection included 316 questions, some of which con-
sisted of several parts, for the 48 States comprising the con-
terminous United States. Although each of the 316 questions
was asked in one or more of the 48 States, considerably less than
this total was asked in any one State because of the use of "State"
questionnaires. Moreover, about 50 questions out of the total
were asked of approximately one-fifth of all farm operators in
the State. The number of questions ranged from 159 on the
questionnaire for Maine to 194 on the questionnaire for Cali-
fornia. In all, 38 versions of the questionnaire — one for each
State or combination of adjoining States and two for Texas —
were used for the 1959 census in the conterminous United States
as compared with 21 versions in 1954 and 41 in 1950. A separate
version was used in Alaska and another in Hawaii.
Differences in the questionnaires were designed to account
for regional and local differences in agriculture. Most, but not
all, of the differences related to crops. The use of State ques-
tionnaires made possible the inclusion of separate inquiries for
all important crops grown within a State and, at the same
time, a reduction in the total number of inquiries for a State.
Questions that did not apply, to any considerable degree, to a
particular State were omitted from the questionnaire used in
that State. For example, separate questions about citrus fruits
were omitted from all questionnaires except for the few States
where citrus fruits are grown. An added advantage of State
questionnaires was that production and sales data could be asked
in the unit of measure most commonly used by the farmers in
each State. Regional variation in the number and type of ques-
tions is an important provision of the census for obtaining com-
plete coverage of agricultural operations.
About 2 weeks before the start of the enumeration, agricul-
ture questionnaires were mailed to most households in rural
areas. A letter was attached to each questionnaire asking the
farm operator to fill the questionnaire and to give it to the enu-
merator when he called. The purpose of this procedure was
to save time and money in taking the census and to improve the
quality of the information given by farm operators. By having
the questionnaire ahead of time, the farmer could determine what
information would be required and could check his records in
advance of the enumerator's visit It was, however, the respon-
sibility of the enumerator to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each place which qualified. If the questionnaire had been filled
out by the farm operator, the enumerator was instructed to
examine the questionnaire for completeness and accuracy and,
if need be, to give the farmer such help as might be necessary.
Agricultural Operations. — The training of enumerators stressed
the concept that a census of agriculture is a census of agricultural
operations rather than a census of farms. This concept was in-
tended to assure a complete agricultural census free of any per-
sonal judgment by enumerators as to what constitutes a farm. In
accordance with clearly defined procedures, an enumerator was
required to obtain an agriculture questionnaire for each person
who had charge of one or more agricultural operations, whether
or not he considered himself to be a farm operator. For enu-
meration purposes, it was considered that there were agricul-
tural operations on a place if, at any time in 1959 —
a. Any livestock (hogs, cattle, sheep, goats, horses, or mules)
were kept on the place.
b. A combined total of 20 or more chickens, turkeys, and ducks
were kept on the place.
c. Any grain, hay, tobacco, or other field crops were grown on
the place.
d. A combined total of 20 or more fruit trees, grapevines, and
nut trees were on the place.
e. Any vegetables, berries, or nursery or greenhouse products
were grown on the place for sale.
As a result of the requirement that all places having agri-
cultural operations be enumerated, more questionnaires were
obtained than are included in the tabulations for farms. During
the ofl5ce processing operations that followed the completion of
enumeration, criteria were applied to the questionnaires to sort
out for tabulation those that represented farms according to
the census definition of a farm (see page XIV).
Enumeration Assignments and Enumeration Districts. — To as-
sure a complete enumeration within the time allotted, the United
States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) was divided into 29,374
I Enumeration Assignments, or EA's. Each EA comprised an
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area that one enumerator could reasonably be expected to canvass
within a 3- to 4-week period, as indicated by performance rec-
ords from the 1954 census.
Each EA was made up of one or more Enumeration Dis-
tricts, or "ED'S," as the geographic unit for enumeration. Prior
to the enumeration, the ED's were classified Into three groups
on the basis of the density of dwellings in relation to the number
of farms, as indicated by the 1954 Census of Agriculture, the
1950 Census of Population and Housing, current population esti-
mates, and highway maps showing culture which were basic
to establishing the boundaries of each assignment. Through the
use of different canvassing procedures for each group of ED's,
the Bureau was able to reduce the cost of enumeration without
ninning any material risk of missing any farms or other places
with agricultural operations. The ED groupings and canvassing
procedures are described below.
Group I Enumeration Districts. — In general, ED's with no
well-defined cluster of dwellings were considered to be open-
country areas and comprise Group I. For each ED of Group
I, in his Enumeration Assignment, the enumerator was required
to list in his Record Book the name of every head of household
living in the ED and also the name of every person not living
in the ED who had agricultural operations there. There were
approximately 20,7.">1 ED's in Group I for the 1959 Census.
Group II Enumeration Districts. — Rural ED's In which the
number of dwellings was large in relation to the number of
farms were considered to be in Group II. For each ED, In
Group II, the enumerator was required to list the head of the
household for all dwellings in the ED except for those on less
than one acre of ground in built-up residential areas of 50 or
more dwellings. He was also required to determine, by obser-
vation or local inquiry, whether there were any farms or other
places with agricultural operations in the built-up areas and,
if so, to obtain an agriculture questionnaire. There were
approximately 7,979 ED's in Group II.
Group III Enumeration Districts. — Most incorporated places
and unincorporated villages having approximately 150 or more
dwellings were designated as separate ED's and are classified
as Group III. Also, most ED's in counties around large metro-
politan areas were designated as Group III Ed's. Prior to
the 1959 Census of Agriculture, places enumerated in these
areas during the 1954 Census of Agriculture were listed In
the Enumerator's Record Book. The enumerator was required
to visit and enumerate or otherwise account for each place listed
in his Record Book. In addition, he was instructed to ask at
each of the.se places if there were any farms or other places with
agricultural operations in the Enumeration District, and, if so,
to add them to his list and enumerate them. There were ap-
proximately 15.&36 Group III ED's in 1959. According to the
1954 Census, these ED's contained 380,575 farms.
A few enumeration districts that comprised incorporated
places or that were within an incorporated city were classified
as Group I or Group II because they had a large number of farms.
A few others, comprising extensive rural districts requiring con-
siderable travel, were classified as Group III because they had
only a small number of farms.
Enumerator's Record Book. — Each enumerator received one or
more Record Books containing a listing form for use during
canvassing. (See appendix for facsimile of one page of list-
ing form included in Enumerator's Record Book.) The lines
on the listing form were numbered in consecutive order. Ex-
cept as otherwise prescribed for Group II and Group III ED's,
the enumerator listed in his Record Book the name of each head
of household living in his assigned area and also the name
of each person not living in his area who had agricultural opera-
tions there. As he made his listing, he also asked the questions
about agricultural operations that were printed on the listing
form. Answers to these questions determined, for the enumerator,
whether or not an agriculture questionnaire was required for the
person listed and, if so, whether he or some other enumerator
was responsible for getting it. Thus, the Record Book served
as an important aid to the enumerator In securing complete cov-
erage of all agricultural operations within his area. At the same
time, it helped to prevent enumeration of the same place by two
or more enumerators.
Enumeration Maps. — As a second aid to getting complete cover-
age, each enumerator received a map or, in a few exceptional
cases, a brief written description of the area assigned to him
for enumeration. He was required to plan and follow an orderly
route of enumeration within the boundaries of his assigned area
in accordance with established canvassing procedures. As the
enumerator listed a place in his Record Book, he indicated its
location by copying onto his map the number of the line on which
he listed it. This numbering system indicated the enumerator's
route of travel, and helped both the enumerator and his crew
leader to determine the extent of coverage of the enumerator's
assignment at any given time.
Lists of Special and Large Farms. — Prior to the enumeration, a
card list of "special and large farms" was prepared on the basis
of records obtained from the 1954 census and from Federal and
State agricultural agencies. In general, "special and large farms"
fell into one of three categories: (1) farms having unusually
large acreages, livestock Inventories, or annual sales as indi-
cated by available records; (2) farms known to be specializing
In such operations as broiler production, turkey growing, feed
lots, nursery or greenhouse production, cranberry bogs, citrus
groves, etc.; (3) farms that might easily be overlooked because
they had absentee operators or were not locally thought of as
farms, such as institutions, Indian reservations, grazing associa-
tions, etc.
Enumerators were given the cards for the special and large
farms within their a.ssignment areas to use as aids to obtaining
complete coverage. Generally, the cards provided insurance
against the omission of farming units that could have a signifi-
cant effect on the totals for a given county or State. The enu-
merator was instructed to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each special or large farm in his area or to write an explana-
tion on the card as to why an agriculture questionnaire was not
required on the basis of 1959 operations. The crew leader had
a duplicate set of cards for use in checking enumeration coverage.
Landlord-Tenant auestionnalre.— As in several previous cen-
suses, a special landlord-tenant que.stiomiaire was ased in some
parts of the South as a supplement to the agriculture question-
naire. Its i)urpose was to help the enumerator get complete
and accurate coverage of individually operated tracts of land
that were actually part of one operating unit under the control
of one landlord. To accomplish this purpose, the enumerator was
required to fill a landlord-tenant questionnaire for each landlord
who had any land worked on shares. The entries made in this
questionnaire included the name of each sharecropper, tenant, or
renter ; the amount of land assigned to each ; and the acreage and
quantity of crops harvested on shares. By checking these entries
against the agriculture questionnaires obtained for.the Individual
operators, the enumerator and the Central Office could verify that
each part of the operating unit controlled by the landlord was
enumerated and that it was enumerated only once. The landlord-
tenant questionnaire was used in 386 counties In the 1959 census
as compared with approximately 900 counties in 1954.
Township Sketch Map. — In some areas of the Great Plains, a
considerable portion of land is farmed by nonresident operators —
that is, by persons who do not live on the land they operate or
who live on it only during part of the year. Enumerators In these
areas used a special mapping form, the Township Sketch, In
addition to their enumeration maps as an aid to obtaining com-
plete coverage. Each township included on the sketch was
identified by township and range number and was divided into
144 small squares. In a standard section of 640 acres, each
square represented a quarter section of land, or 160 acres. As
the enumerator canvassed his assignment area, he indicated the
acreage and location of each farm, ranch, and tract of nonfarm
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land by drawing its boundaries on the sketch. He also used a
simple numbering system as a cross reference between the agri-
cultural land identified on the sketch and the questionnaire on
which it was reported. The Township Sketch was used in all
counties of North Dakota and South Dakota and in selected
counties of Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Wyoming.
Field Review of Enumerator's Work.— In the 1959 census,
greater emphasis was placed on a detailed review of enumerators'
work during enumeration than had been the case in previous
censuses. The objective was to detect and correct enumeration
errors as early as possible in order to achieve and maintain a
high quality of individual performance. Starting on the first day
of enumeration and continuing throughout the enumeration
period, each crew leader was instructed to make regular and
frequent visits to his enumerators. At each visit, he was to
follow a clearly defined procedure for observing the enumerator's
conduct of interviews and for checking his listings, maps, ques-
tionnaires, and other forms for accuracy and completeness.
As an aid to checking coverage and enumerator efficiency, the
crew leader was given a list containing estimates, based on the
19.54 census, of the number of questionnaires required in each
enumeration assignment area within his district, and of the
mileage and time required to obtain those questionnaires.
SAMPLING
Use of Sampling.— In the 1959 census, as in several previous
censuses, sampling was used in two ways : for enumeration and
for tabulation. Sampling in enumeration consisted of the col-
lection of information about the items included in sections IX
through XV of the questionnaire for only a sample of farms.
The "sample" items relate to sales of dairy products and sales of
livestock, use of fertilizer and lime, farm expenditures, land-use
practices, farm labor, equipment and facilities, rental agreements,
farm values, and farm mortgage debt. The same sample of farms
was used for tabulations by type of farm and by economic class
of farm and for many of those by size of farm and by color and
tenure of operator.
Description of the Sample. — The sample vised for the 1959 Census
of Agriculture consisted of all farms with a total area of 1,000
or more acres or with estimated sales of $100,000 or more in 1950,
and approximately 20 percent of all other farms. Farms with
1,000 or more acres were universally included in the sample
during enumeration. As the enumerator filled the questionnaire,
he determined the number of "acres in this place" (see question 7
of the agriculture questionnaire). If the acreage amounted to
1,000 or more he was required to fill sections IX through XV of
the questionnaire. Farms with less than 1,000 acres, with esti-
mated sales of $100,000 or more, were included in the sample
during the office processing. For these farms the information for
sections IX through XV was obtained by mail.
The selection of farms of less than 1,000 acres for inclusion in
the sample was made during enumeration, according to the fol-
lowing procedure: As the enumerator determined that he was
required to obtain a questionnaire, he assigned a number to It,
whether or not he was able to obtain the questionnaire on his
first visit. He assigned numbers in consecutive order, beginning
with "1" for the first questionnaire required in each enumera-
tion district within his area. He was instructed to fill sections
IX through XV on all questionnaires for which the assigned
number ended in "2" or "7" (I.e. 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, etc.).
Adjustment of the Sample. — An adjustment in the part of the
sample that was comprised of farms of less than 1,000 acres and
with estimated sales of less than $100,000 was made by a process
essentially equivalent to stratifying the farms in the sample by
size of farm. The purpose of this adjustment was to Improve
the reliability of the estimates cased on the sample and to reduce
the effects of possible biases introduced by enumerators who de-
viated from the prescribed procedure for selecting the sample
farms. The adjustment procedure was carried out for "blocks"
of counties, each consisting of from one to ten cotmties in a State.
To adjust the sample, separate counts were made for each county,
and for the block of counties of all farms and of farms In the
sample for each of 10 size-of-farm g:roups based on the "acres
In this place" (question 7). The 10 size-of-farm groups were as
follows : under 10 acres, 10 to 49 acres, 50 to 69 acres, 70 to 99
acres, 100 to 139 acres, 140 to 179 acres, 180 to 219 acres, 220
to 259 acres, 260 to 499 acres, and 500 to 999 acres. Farms of less
than 1,000 acres, but with value of sales of $100,000 or more,
were excluded from these counts. For each size-of-farm group,
the number of farms in the sample for the block of counties was
adjusted to make it equal or approximately equal to the total
number of farms divided by five. This was accomplished for
each group by the elimination or duplication on a random basis,
of farms in those counties where the difference between the
actual proportion In the sample and the expected 20 percent was
In the same direction as the difference for the block of counties.
Estimation of Totals for the Sample. — For the items Included
in the sample part of the questionnaire (sections IX through
XV), estimated totals for all farms were derived from the tabu-
lated totals for the farms in the adjusted sample. First, Item-by-
item totals, as tabulated for that part of the sample comprising
farms of less than 1,000 acres and with estimated sales of less
than $100,000, were multiplied by 5. These estimated Item-by-
Item totals were then added to the corresponding item totals, as
tabulated, for all farms of 1,000 acres and over and farms with
estimated sales of $100,000 and over. The resulting values
represent the estimated totals for all farms.
Presentation of Sample Data. — In tables where a small amount
of data based on the sample farms is presented together with
data for all farms, the data based on the sample are printed In
italics. Other tables contain headnotes explaining that most
of the data are estimates based on reports for only a sample
of farms.
Hellabllity of Eitlmatei. — The estimated totals for all farms of
the items enumerated for only the sample farms are subject
to sampling errors. The estimated totals obtained by making
tabulations for only the farms Included In the sample are also
subject to sampling errors. State tables 23 and 24 contain ap-
proximate measures of the sampling reliability of the estimates
for numbers of farms reporting and for item totals. While these
measures indicate the general level of sampling reliability of the
estimates, they do not completely reflect errors arising from
sources other than sampling; for example, errors In the original
data reported by farmers. Errors arising from sources other than
sampling may, In some Instances, be relatively more Important
than sampling variation, especially for county totals.
The general level of sampling reliability of estimated totals
may be determined from the data in State tables 23 and 24. State
table 24 contains a list of items, together with a figure for each
item indicating one of the four levels of sampling reliability that
are presented in State table 23. For each Item the sampling
error according to the number of farms reporting may be de-
termined from State table 23, in the column for the level of
sampling reliability designated in State table 24. To determine
the sampling reliability for any Item, reference must be made to
State table 24 to find out which of the four levels of sampling
reliability given In State table 23 should be used, and also the
appropriate county or State table to obtain the number of farms
reporting the Item.
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XIII
As explained in State table 23, the level of sampling reliability
designated as level 1 should always be used to determine the
sampling reliability of estimated numbers of farms or of farms
reporting.
State table 23 shows percentage limits such that chances are
about 68 out of 100 that the difference between an estimate based
on the sample and the figure that would have been obtained from
a tabulation of all farms would be no more than the i)ercentage
specified for the estimated numl)er of farms reporting that item.
The chances are about 99 out of 100 that the difference would be
less than 2% times the percentage specified.
As Indicated by the percentages in State table 23, the smaller
the number of farms reporting a given item, the larger the relative
sampling error in the estimated total for that item. Even so,
considerable detail is presented for each item, by several classifi-
cations of farms, in order to permit the appraisal of estimates
for various combinations of items not shown in this report. Per-
centages and averages that may be derived from the tables will
generally have greater relative reliability than the corresponding
estimated totals. However, significant patterns of relationships
may be observed In the estimated totals even though the Indi-
vidual data are subject to relatively large sampling errors.
The data representing estimates based on a sample of farms
for the 1954 census were obtained in essentially the same way as
In 1959. Therefore, State tables 2.'i and 24 may al.so be u.sed to
determine the sampling errors for the 1954 data.
Differences In Data Besultlng From Differences in Tabniating
Procedures. — Many of the figures in the detailed State tables rep-
resent estimates obtained by tabulating only the sample farms.
The totals for these detailed distributions will generally differ
somewhat from totals presented in other tables obtained from
different distributions which were tabulated on a 100 percent
basis. Moreover, although most of the figures presented by coun-
ties were obtained from tabulations of all farms, the data In
county table 4 for commercial farms, and all of the data in the
county tables on dairy products and livestock sold, fertilizer and
lime, farm expenditures, land-use practices, farm labor, facilities
and equipment, and value of land and buildings were estimated
for each county on the basis of data tabulated for the farms in
the sample. The State totals In the county tables for these items,
though based also on the sample, were obtained in a different
series of tabulating runs, and so may differ slightly from totals
presented in some State tables. For reasons of economy the
sample distributions were not adjusted to the 100 percent totals
even when such totals were available, nor were slight discrepan-
cies resulting from different runs of the sample data always rec-
onciled unless the differences were large enough to affect the
usefulness or reliability of the data.
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of Enumeration. — As an enumerator completed his
assignment, he turned the portfolio containing questionnaires and
other census materials over to his crew leader. After making
a final review of the enumerator's work, the crew leader mailed
the portfolio to the Agriculture Processing Office at Parsons,
Kansas. There, each enumerator portfolio was thoroughly
checked for completeness of all required forms and for correct
application of the sampling procedure.
Editing of Qaestlonnaires. — Each agriculture questionnaire was
Individually edited and coded before the information was trans-
ferred to punch cards and tabulated. As the first major step In
the editing process, questionnaires that did not represent farms
according to the census definition were withdrawn from fur-
ther processing. (See p. XIV.) As the second major step, the
remaining questionnaires were examined for errors, omissions,
and inconsistencies. Among the specific items subjected to con-
sistency checks were the following :
a. Total acreage compared with its distribution by use.
b. Acreage of individual crops harvested compared with total
cropland harvested.
c. Irrigated acreage compared with total acres in the farm.
d. Total acreage of individual crops for all purposes compared
with the acreage harvested for specific purposes.
e. Quantity of crops harvested in relation to acreage harvested.
t. Sales in relation to production and, for livestock, to inven-
tories.
g. Total livestock compared with the inventory by age and sex.
h. Expenditures compared with production and inventories.
Obvious errors in calculations or in units of measure, and
misplaced entries were corrected as they were found. Entries
not clearly legible were rewritten. Many omissions or incon-
sistencies were disregarded during editing. Those of significant
magnitude could be and were handled more efficiently and eco-
nomically during mec-hanical processing operations. Question-
naires containing major inconsistencies and omLssions were re-
ferred to members of the technical staff for review. Depending
on the magnitude of the data involved, the technical staff cor-
rected (or supervised the correction of) the questionnaires either
on the basis of Information reported for other farms of similar
tyi)e in the area or on the basis of additional Information re-
ceived In response to letters directed to the farm operators.
Coding of Questionnaires. — Most of the numerical information
on a (|Uestionnaire was self-coding in that the inquiry number
was utilized for the item identification on punch cards or on
tabulations runs. However, some manual coding was also neces-
sary for such items as Irrigated crops for selected States, crops
infrequently reported, miscellaneous poultry, etc. Code numbers
were entered on questionnaires to classify farms and, in some
cases, to identify data for individual items. All farms were coded
by size of farm in terms of total acreage, by race, and by tenure
of oi)erator. Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and
Hawaii were also coded on the basis of irrigated cropland and
irrigated i»asture. Additional codes were applied to all farms
included in the sample to classify them by type of farm and by
total value of agricultural products sold. Individual items were
coded only where reports were received for crops or poultry not
covered by separate inquiries on the questionnaire. This coding
was necessary to assure inclusion of the data in the appropriate
farm product totals.
Tabulation of Data. — After the questionnaires were edited and
coded, the information on them was punched on cards. The cards
were then mechanically sorted and fed into machines wliich
transferred the data to tabulation sheets. One of the initial
and primary steps in the machine handling of the punch cards
was to separate and list those cards which lacked necessary in-
formation, those which contained inconsistent or impossible data,
and those on which the data were possible but of such magnitude
that a further review of the individual questionnaires was war-
ranted. The listing sheets were examined and, as necessary, the
cards were corrected. When the cards for a particulai county
were considered satLsfactory, the data were tabulated.
Subject-matter specialists of the Bureau and the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture examined all tabulations for reasonableness
and consistency. As necessary, they made corrections on the basis
of a further review and reappraisal of the original reports and
verification of the editing, coding, and punching.
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PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
statistical Content of Tills Report. — This report is part of Vol-
ume I of the 1959 Census of Agriculture. Volume I consists of
54 parts, each part containing information about agriculture for
a single State, Commonwealth, or Possession. Each part con-
tains county data for that particular State or area. The term
"county," as used in this report embraces election districts in
Alaska, parishes in Louisiana, municipios (municipalities) In
Puerto Rico, etc. The statistics for 1959 were obtained from the
Census of Agriculture taken In the "conterminous United States"
(see following paragraph), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico during the
period October 1959 to January 1960 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1960. Compara-
tive data for years prior to 1959 were obtained from earlier
censuses.
In the planning of the publications for the 1960 Censuses of
Population and Housing and the 1959 Census of Agriculture, the
term "conterminous United States," recommended by the Board
of Geographic Names to designate the 48-State area as it ex-
isted before Alaska and Hawaii became States, was adopted by
the Bureau of the Census.
The definitions and explanations in this introduction for vol-
ume I generally have application broad enough to include the
States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico and the island possessions. However, specific application
in many instances may be limited to the conterminous United
States ; for example, references to earlier censuses, to the sam-
pling methods and procedures, to specific sections or questions on
the questionnaires, and to specific table numbers.
For each part of volume I (one part for each State or area),
a facsimile of the appropriate questionnaire is reproduced in
the appendix.
The statistics for States and counties are presented according
to the same general plan as was followed in the volume I re-
ports for the 1954 and the 1950 censuses. State and county totals
are given for nearly all items for which information was ob-
tained in the 1959 census. However, most of the data by eco-
nomic class of farm, type of farm, and color and tenure of farm
operator are given only for States.
Comparative data for the States are given for each census
year beginning with 1920. Comparative data for counties are
given for the years 1959 and 1954. For some items, the data
obtained from the 1959 census are the only ones available. For
comparative purposes 1950 data are carried in county table 6
for the kind of road on which farms were located.
Comparability of Data. — The data obtained from the various
censuses of agriculture are not strictly comparable for all items.
For example, differences from one census to another in the time
of enumeration, the wording of the questions, and the definition
of a farm cause some lack of comparability. Differences con-
sidered to have a significant effect on the comparability of data
are described in the text and/or mentioned in footnotes to the
tables.
Minor Civil Divisions. — As in prior censuses, data for most of
the items included in the 1959 Census of Agriculture were tabu-
lated for minor civil divisions. The term "minor civil division"
applies to the primary subdivision of a county into smaller geo-
graphic areas such as townships, precincts, districts, wards,
beats, municipalities, etc. Figures for these smaller geographic
areas are not included in any of the published reports, but they
may be supplied upon request and payment of the costs of com-
piling and checking the data.
Prior to the 1954 Census, an enumeration assignment did not
Include more than one minor civil division, even in cases where
the township, precinct, etc., did not have enough farms to provide
a full workload for an enumerator. In 1954, and again in 1959,
the aim was to make enumeration assignments large enough to
keep each enumerator fully occupied in his area for a 3- to 4-week
period. Hence, in some areas, two or more adjoining minor civil
divisions were combined into one enumeration assignment. An
enumeration assignment never comprised 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 that included too
many farms for one enumerator to cover during the enumeration
period was divided into two or more enumeration assignments.
In some cases, the minor civil division tabulations provide totals
for a single minor civil division, even when such totals required
a grouping of enumeration assignments. In other cases, the minor
civil division tabulations provide totals for a combination of
two or more adjoining minor civil divisions. The data for each
individual minor civil division included in such totals can be tab-
ulated separately, however, since each questionnaire obtained In
the census contains the designation of the minor civil division in
which the farm headquarters was located. An additional charge
must be made for a separate tabulation of any small area in-
cluded in a total for two or more combined minor civil divisions.
Requests for census information for minor civil divisions should
be directed to the Agriculture Division, Bureau of the Census,
Washington 25, D.C.
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive Snmmary and References. — The definitions and ex-
planations that follow relate only to those items that are con-
sidered to be inadequately described in the tables where they
appear. Although the descriptive terms and explanations refer
specifically to the 1959 Census of Agriculture, many of them also
apply to earlier censuses. Most of the definitions consist of a
r^sumS of the questionnaire wording, supplemented by excerpts
from instructions given to enumerators. For exact wording of
the questions and of the instructions included on the question-
naire, see the facsimile of the 1959 Agriculture Questionnaire in
the appendix of this report.
An analysis of the questions asked in the 1959 census, and of
the data obtained, is given in Volume II, General Report, Statis-
tics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. The
general report presents statistics for States by subject matter.
General Farm Information
Census Definition of a Farm. — For the 1959 Census of Agricul-
ture, the definition of a farm was based primarily on a combina-
tion of "acres in the place" and the estimated value of agricultural
products sold.
The word "place" was defined to include all land on which
agricultural operations were conducted at any time in 1959 under
the control or supervision of one person or partnership. (For
definition of "agricultural operations", see p. X.) Control may
have been exercised through ownership or management, or
through a lease, rental, or cropping arrangement.
Places of less than 10 acres in 1959 were counted as farms If
the estimated sales of agricultural products for the year amounted
to at least $250. Places of 10 or more acres in 1959 were counted
as farms if the estimated sales of agricultural products for the
year amounted to at least $50. Places having less than the $50
or $250 minimum estimated sales in 1959 were also counted as
farms if they could normally be expected to produce agricultural
products in sufficient quantity to meet the requirements of the
definition. This additional qualification resulted in the inclusion
as farms of some places engaged in farming operations for the
first time in 1959 and places affected by crop failure or other
unusual conditions.
To avoid biases arising from an enumerator's personal judg-
ment and opinion, the Bureau did not give enumerators the deflnl-
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tlon of a farm. Instead, enumerators were instructed to obtain
questionnaires for all places considered farms by their operators
and for all other places that had one or more agricultural opera-
tions. (See "Agricultural Operations", p. X.) In 1954, enumer-
ators were instructed to fill questionnaires on the same basis as
in 1959. In 1950, agricultural operations were defined to include
every place of 3 or more acres, whether or not the operator con-
sidered it a farm, and every place having "specialized operations",
regardless of the acreage. "Si)ecialized operations" referred to
nurseries and greenhouses and to places having 100 or more
poultry, production of 300 or more dozen eggs in 1949, or 3 or
more hives of bees. In all of the three last censuses, as a result,
questionnaires were filled for a considerable number of places
that did not qualify as farms. The determination as to which
questionnaires represented farms was made during oflBce process-
ing operations and only those questionnaires meeting the criteria
for a farm were included in the tabulations.
For both the 1950 and 1954 Censuses of Agriculture, places of
3 or more acres were counted as farms if the annual value of
agricultiiral products, whether for home use or for sale but ex-
clusive of home-garden products, amounted to $150 or more.
Places of less than 3 acres were counted as farms only If the
annual sales of agricultural products amounted to $150 or more.
A few places with very low agricultural production because of
anusual circumstances, such as crop failure, were also counted as
farms if they normally could have been expected to meet the
minimum value or sales criteria.
In the censuses from 1925 to 1945, enumerators were given a
definition of "farm" and were instructed to obtain reports only
for those places which met the criteria. According to this defini-
tion, farms included all places of 3 or more acres, regardless of
the quantity or value of agricultural production, and places of
less than 3 acres if the value of agricultural products, whether
for home use or for sale, amounted to $250 or more. Because of
changes in price level, the $250 minimum resulted in the in-
clusion of varying numbers of farms of less than 3 acres in the
several censuses taken during this period. Generally, the only
reports excluded from tabulation were those taken in error and
those showing very limited agricultural production, such as only
a small home garden, a few fruit trees, a small flock of chickens,
etc. In 1945, reports for places of 3 acres or more were tabulated
only if at least 3 acres were in cropland and/or pasture or If the
value of products in 1944 amounted to at least $150.
The decrease in the number of farms in 1950 and 1954, as com-
pared with earlier censuses, was partly due to the change in
farm definition, especially with respect to farms of 3 or more
acres in size. Some of the places of 3 or more acres that were
not counted as farms in 1950 and 1954 because the value of their
agricultural production was less than $150 would have qualified
as farms if the criteria had been the same as in earlier censuses.
For 1959, the decrease in the number of farms as compared
with all prior censuses resulted partly from the change in farm
definition. The fact that sales of agricultural products In 1959
was used resulted in the exclusion of some places that would
have qualified as farms had the value of agricultural products
alone been considered. The Increase In the acreage minimum
also had an effect. The reduction in the number of farms due
to change In definition, 1954 to 1959, is shown for each county
In county table 1. Some characteristics of the places not counted
as farms In 1959, but which would have been Included In 1954,
are shown in State table 10.
The change in farm definition made In 1950 and again In 1959
had no appreciable effect on the totals for livestock or crops
because the places affected by the change ordinarily accounted
for less than 1 percent of the totals for a given county or State.
For the States that comprise the conterminous United States,
two figures are published for each county on the number of farms
in 1959. One is an actual count of all farms and the other is an
estimate based on the number of farms included in the sample.
For almost every county there is a difCerence between the actual
number of farms and the estimated number of farms. Because
of sampling procedure and sampling variability, the number of
farms in the sample seldom agrees exactly with the actual num-
ber of farms. For most counties, the actual number of farms
In the sample was either more or less than precisely 20 percent
of all farms. Similarly, totals estimated on the basis of data
for the sample farms may be slightly more or slightly less than
the actual totals that would have been obtained had the data
been tabulated for all farms. Therefore, the estimated number
of farms reporting certain items may, in some instances, be
greater than the total number of farms shown in county table 1.
However, the estimated number of farms is given in county
tables 5 and 6 so that estimates based on the sample farms may
be related to the estimated rather than the actual number of
farms.
Farm Operator. — The term "farm operator" is used to designate
a person who operates a farm, either doing the work himself or
directly supervising the work. He may be the owner, a member of
the owner's household, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land worked on
shares by others, he is considered as operator only of the land
which he retains for his own operation. In the case of a partner-
ship, only one partner is counted as an operator. The number of
farm operators Is considered to be the same as the number of
farms.
Farms Beporting or Operators Reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators reiK>rtiug, based on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or operators, for which the speci-
fied item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922 farms
in a county and only 1,465 had chickens 4 months old and over
on hand at the time of enumeration, the number of farms
reporting chickens would be shown as 1,465. The difference be-
tween the total number of farms and the number of farms re-
porting a particular item represents the number of farms not
having that item, provided a correct report was received for all
farms.
Where applicable, figures may be given for the number of farms
or operators not reporting items that were intended to be ob-
tained for all fanns ; for example, residence of farm operator.
State table 4. The number not reiwrting, as compared with the
total number of farms or operators, indicates the extent of
incompleteness of the reporting of the data for the item.
Land Area. — The approximate total land area of States and
counties as reported for 1959 is, in general, the same as that re-
ported for all censuses beginning with 1940. Such differences as
are shown refiect political changes in boundaries or actual changes
In land area cau.sed by changes in the number or size of reser-
voirs, lakes, streams, etc. For Alaska, the areas for election
districts represent the gross area of land and water.
Land In Farms. — Except for managed farms, the land to be in-
cluded in each farm was determined from the answers to ques-
tions about the numl)er of acres owned, the number of acres rented
from others or worked on shares for others, and the number of
acres rented to others or worked on shares by others. The acres
owned and the acres rented from others or worked on shares for
others were first added together and then the acres rented to
others or worked on shares by others were subtracted. The re-
sult represented the number of acres In the farm. The number of
acres in a managed farm was the difference between the total
land managed and that part of the managed land that was rented
to others or worked on shares by others.
In the 1959, 1954, and 1950 censuses, enumerators were in-
structed to record total figures for land owned, land rented from
others, and land managed for others, including any part of the
land that was rented to others. In censuses prior to 1950, enu-
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merators were instructed to exclude all land rented to others and
to record only that portion of the acreage owned, rented from
others, or managed for others that was retained by the farm op-
erator. Thus, the figures for the individual tenures of land are
not entirely comparable for all censuses. However, the land in-
cluded in each farm was determined on essentially the same basis
for all censuses.
The acreage designated In the tables as "land in farms" consists
primarily of "agricultural" land— that is, land used for crops
and pasture or grazing. It also includes considerable areas of
land not actually under cultivation nor used for pasture or graz-
ing. For example, the entire acreage of woodland and wasteland
owned or rented by farm operators is included as land in farms,
unless it was being held for nonagricultural purposes or unless
the acreage was unusually large. For 1959 and 1954, if a place
had 1,000 or more acres of woodland not pastured and wasteland,
and if less than 10 percent of the total acreage in the place was
used for agricultural purposes, the acreage of woodland not pas-
tured and wasteland was reduced to equal the acreage used for
agriculture. The procedure used in 1950 for excluding unusually
large acreages of woodland not pastured and wasteland differed
slightly from the one used in 1959 and 1954. In 1950, adjustments
were made in places of 1,000 or more acres (5,000 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 government
permit, all grazing land was to be included as land in farms
provided the place of which it was a part was a farm. Grazing
land operated by Grazing Associations was to be reported in the
name of the person chiefly responsible for conducting the business
of the Association. Land used rent free was to be reported as
land rented from others. All land in Indian reservations that
was used for growing crops or grazing livestock was to be in-
cluded. Land in Indian reservations that was not reported by
individual Indians and that was not rented to non-Indians was
to be reported in the name of the coojierative group that used the
land. In some instances, an entire Indian reservation was re-
ported as one farm.
Land owned. — All land that the operator and/or his wife
held under title, purchase contract, homestead law, or as heir
or trustee of an undivided estate at the time of enumeration is
considered as owned.
Land Rented from Othera. — This item Includes not only land
that the operator rented or leased from others but also land
he worked on shares for others and land he occupied rent free.
Grazing land used under government permit or license is not
included.
Land Rented to Others. — This item includes all land rented or
leased to others, except land leased to the government under the
Soil Bank, and all land worked by others on shares or on a
rent-free basis. For the most part, the land rented to others
represents agricultural land but it also includes land rented
for residential or other purposes. The tenant or sharecropper
is considered as the operator of land leased, rented, or worked
on shares even though his landlord may supervise his opera-
tions. The landlord is considered as operator of only that por-
tion of the land not assigned to tenants or croppers.
Land Uanaged. — This item includes all tracts of land man
aged for one or more employers by a person hired on a salary
basis. A hired manager was considered to be the operator of
the land he managed since he was responsible for the agricul-
tural operations on that land and frequently supervised others
in performing those operations. Managed land was always to
be reported on a separate questionnaire whether or not the
manager also oi>erated a farm on his own account.
Land in Two or More Counties.^ — An individual farm was al-
ways enumerated in only one county, even in cases where the
land was located in two or more counties. If the farm operator
lived on the farm, the farm was enumerated in the county where
he lived. If he did not live on the farm, the figures for the
farm were tabulated for the county where the farm head-
quarters was located. In cases where there was any question as
to the location of the headquarters, figures for the farm were
tabulated for the county where most of the land was located.
Land in Farms According to Use. — Land in farms has been
distributed according to the way in which it was used In 1959.
The land uses described in the following paragraphs are mutually
exclusive; that is, each acre of land is included only once even
though it may have had more than one use during the year.
Cropland Harvested. — This category refers to all land from
which any crops were harvested in 1959, whether for home use
or for sale. It includes land from which hay (including wild
hay) was cut and land in berries and other small fruits, or-
chards, vineyards, nurseries, and greenhouses. Matured crops
hogged off or grazed were considered to have been "crops har-
vested" and were reported here. Land from which two or
more crops were harvested in 1959 was to be counted only once
in the land-use classification. Land used for other purposes
either before or after the crops were harvested was to be re-
ported as cropland harvested, without regard to the other uses.
The enumerator was instructed to check t"he figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the
individual crops and subtracting the acreages from which two
or more crops were harvested. This checking procedure was
repeated during the office processing of questionnaires for all
farms having 100 or more acres of cropland harvested.
Cropland used only for Pasture. — This land-use classification
includes rotation pasture and all other land used only for pas-
ture or grazing that the operator considered could have been
used for crops without additional improvement. Enumerators
were instructed to include land planted to crops that were
hogged off, pastured, or grazed before maturity but to exclude
land pastured before or after hay or other crops were harvested
from it. Permanent open pasture may have been reported
either for this item or for "other pasture" depending on whether
or not the operator considered it as cropland.
The figures for 1945 and earlier censuses are not entirely
comparable witli those for the last three 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 1940, 1935, and 1925 are more nearly comparable
with those for 1959, 1954, and 1950, however, because they in-
clude land pastured that could have been plowed and used for
crops without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating.
Cropland not Harvested and not Pastured. — This classification
represents a total of three subclasses for the 17 Western States
and two subclasses for other States.
Cultivated Summer Fallow. — This subclass of land is shown
only for the 17 Western States. It refers to cropland that
was plowed and cultivated but left unseeded for the 1959
harvest in order to control weeds and conserve moisture.
Soil Improvement Grasses and Legumes. — For the 1959 cen-
sus, land used only for cover crops to control erosion or to
be plowed under for green manure is tabulated separately
from "other cropland". After the establishment of the Soil
Bank, land that would normally have been used for other
purpo.ses was frecjuently planted to soil-improvement crops.
In counties where large acreages were placed in the Soil
Bank, the total of land used for soil-improvement crops plus
"other cropland" may be considerably larger than the "other
cropland" shown for previous censuses.
Other Cropland. — This subclass includes idle cropland, land
in crops intended for harvest after 1959, and cropland not
harvested because of complete crop failure, low prices, labor
shortage, or other reasons. The 1959 figures for "other
cropland" are not entirely comparable with those for previ-
ous censuses since they do not include land used only for
soil-improvement crops. (See preceding paragraph.)
Woodland Pastured. — This classification includes all wood-
land where livestock were pastured or grazed in 1959. The
Instruction on the questionnaire — "Include as woodland all
wood lots and timber tracts ; cutover and deforested land
which has value for wood products and has not been improved
for pasture" — represents a somewhat more precise definition
than the corresponding instruction contained on the 1954 ques-
tionnaire. No definition of woodland was given in 1950 apart
from an instruction to enumerators not to include brush pas-
ture as woodland. Some of the changes in woodland acreages
from one census to another may merely represent differences
in interpretation as to what constitutes "woodland."
Woodland not Pastured. — This classification refers to all
woodland not used for pasture or grazing in 1959, including
land in operated farms that was placed in the Soil Bank and
planted to trees. Unusually large tracts of timberland that
were reported as woodland not pastured were excluded from
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the tabulation of land in farms when It was evident that such
land was held primarily for nonagricultural purposes.
Other Pasture. — This classification refers to all land other
than woodland and cropland that was used only for pasture
or grazing in 1959. It includes noncrop open or brush pasture
and cutover or deforested land that has been improved and
used for pasture. The figures for the last three censuses are
comparable but those for 1945 include all nonwoodland pas-
ture that had not been plowed during the preceding seven
years. For the 1940 census and earlier years, the figures are
more nearly comparable with those for the last three censuses.
However, the classification may be somewhat less inclusive
because land that could have been plowed and used for crops
without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating was classi-
fied as plowable pasture and Included with "cropland used
only for pasture".
Improved Pasture. — This subclass refers to that portion of
"other pasture" on which one or more of the following prac-
tices had been used : liming, fertilizing, seeding, irrigating,
draining, or the clearing of weed or brush growth. The fig-
ures are comparable with those for 1954, when the question
on improved pasture was asked for the first time.
Other Land. — This classification refers to all land not in-
cluded in the preceding land-use classifications, such as house
lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, land area of ponds, and
wasteland. This figure for 1959 was obtained from the ma-
chine tabulations by subtracting the total of all other uses
from the total land in all farms reported for a given county
or classification. Hence, there Is uo figure given to represent
the farms reporting this item.
Value of Land and Buildings. — Only average values of land
and buildings per farm and per acre are presented in this report.
They are estimates based on data obtained for sample farms.
Estimates of the total value of land and buildings by States,
geographic divisions, and the United States, are presented In
volume II.
The enumerator was instructed to record the market value of
the land and the buildings on that land. Market value was defined
as the price which the farm operator would expect to receive for
the land and buildings if he were to sell them on the day of
enumeration.
More problems and difilculties arise in the enumeration of farm-
real-estate values than in the enumeration of most other agri-
cultural Items. Most of the Items enumerated require the re-
spondent to make a statement of fact. For example, information
about the number and value of farm animals sold alive during the
year is based on actual transactions. Similarly, Information about
livestock inventories relates to the situation existing on a spe-
cific place at a specific time. Reports concerning the value of
land and buildings, however, are estimates based almost entirely
on opinion. The majority of farms have not changed hands for
many years and are not currently for sale. For such farms, the
operators are not likely to have any clear basis for estimating the
value. To make an intelligent and objective estimate, a respond-
ent first needs to make an estimate of the prevailing average
market value of farms In his community. Then, he must either
add to or subtract from that estimate to allow for the different
characteristics of his own farm. In many cases, an operator who
would not sell his farm under any circumstances may report an
unreasonably high market value. In other cases, a farm operator
who acquired his real estate during a period of relatively low
prices may estimate an unrealistically low value by current stand-
ards. Because of the extent of variation that Is known to exist
In real estate values, it is difficult to devise checking procedures
that will identify inaccurate estimates.
Age of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by age into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was derived
from the sum of the ages of all farm operators reporting age
divided by the number reporting. The number of farm operators
65 or more years of age is an actual count based on the operators
reporting age.
Residence of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by resi-
dence according to whether or not they lived on the farms they
were operating. Some of those who did not live on the farms
they operated themselves lived on farms operated by others. In
cases where all the land was rented from others or worked on
shares for others, the operator was considered to live on the farm
operated provided the dwelling he occupied was included in the
rental agreement. The dwelling, in such cases, was not neces-
sarily on the land being operated. Similarly, a farm operator
who did not live on the land being cultivated or grazed but who
had some agricultural operations (other than a home garden)
at his dwelling was considered as living on the farm operated.
Since some farm operators live on their farms only during
a part of the year, comparability of the figures for various cen-
suses may be affected by the date of enumeration.
In a few cases, the enumerator failed to report the residence of
the farm operator. Differences between the total number of
farms and the number of farm operators classified by residence
Indicate the extent of under-reporting.
Tear Began Operating Present Farm. — Enumerators were in-
structed to report the year during which a farm operator began
to operate his present farm and. If the year was 1958 or later,
also to report the month. The year was intended to refer to the
first year of the period during which the operator had been in
continuous charge of his present farm or of any part of it. The
time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began operating their farms, as shown by a monthly breakdown
of the reports for farmers who began operating their present
farms during 1958 and 1959.
Off-Farm Work and Other Income. — To obtain a measure of the
extent to which farm operators rely on nonfarm sources for part
of their income, four questions were asked of all farm operators.
The first question asked for the number of days the operator
worked off his farm in 1959. The other three questions, to be
answered "Yes" or "No," asked (1) whether other members of the
operator's household did any work off the farm ; (2) whether any
income was received from sources other than the sale of agri-
cultural products from the farm operated; and (3) whether the
combined income of all members of the household from off-farm
work and other sources was greater than the total value of agri-
cultural products sold from the farm operated.
Off-farm work was defined to Include work on someone else's
farm for pay as well as all types of nonfarm jobs, businesses, and
professions, whether the work was done on the farm premises or
elsewhere. Exchange work was not included.
The questions asked in the 1959 Census are closely comparable
with those asked in 1954. The data for 1959 are actual totals of
all operators reporting off-farm work and other income whereas
those for 1954 are estimated totals based on the sample.
Equipment and Facilities. — In 1959 as in several earlier cen-
suses, data about specified equipment and facilities were obtained
for only a sample of farms. Farm operators were asked to report
equipment and facilities that were on the farm at the time of enu-
meration, regardless of ownership. They were to include items
that were temporarily out of order but not any that were worn
out.
Data In terms of actual number were obtained for the follow-
ing items of farm equipment in 1959 : (1) grain combines, (2) corn
pickers, (3) pick-up balers, (4) field forage harvesters, (5) mo-
tortrucks, (6) wheel tractors, (7) garden tractors, (8) crawler
tractors, and (9) automobiles. Definitions given enumerators in-
cluded the following specifications, among others : Corn pickers
related to all types of machines used for picking corn, whether
used In separate or in combined picking-shelling operations.
Piok-up balers were to include both hand-tie and automatic balers
but not stationary ones. Motortrucks were to Include pick-up
trucks and truck-trailer combinations ; jeeps and station wagons
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were also to be Included If they were used primarily as trucks,
but school buses were speciflcaUy excluded. Wheel tractors spe-
cifically excluded garden tractors, Implements with built-in power
units, such as self-propelled combines or powered buck rakes, and
the power unit of a truck-trailer combination. Automobiles were
to include jeeps and station wagons if they were used primarily
as passenger cars.
Questions to be answered "Yes" or "No" provided information
as to the presence or absence of the following Items : ( 1 ) tele-
phone, (2) home freezer, (3) milking machine, (4) electric milk
cooler, (5) bulk-type milk cooler (In six States only — Michigan,
Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin),
(6) crop drier and (7) power-operated elevator, conveyor, or
blower.
Comparable data from one census to another are not available
for all items. The questions asked about equipment during a
given census reflect changes In farm mechanization and in the
facilities available to farm families. Questions about some items
of equipment were asked in 1959 for the first time (electric milk
cooler, crop drier, bulk-type miUt cooler, etc.). Similarly, some
questions that were asked in earlier censuses were omitted in
1959. For example, the use of electricity is now so widespread
that there is no longer any need for obtaining a count of the
farms having It.
Farms by Kind of Soad. — The classification of farms by the kind
of road on which they are located is based on only a sample of
farms. The enumerator was instructed to report, on the basis
of his own observation, the kind of road on which the most
frequently used entrance to the farm was located. For farms
consisting of two or more tracts, he was to limit his report to the
tract on which the farm operator had his dwelling or other
headquarters.
Farm Labor. — The questions about farm labor were asked only
for the sample farms and related to persons working during
the calendar week preceding the week of enumeration. Since
the enumeration starting dates varied by geographic areas, and
the enumeration within each area lasted over a period of several
weeks, the calendar weeks to which the data apply also vary.
Thus, the data for an individual farm may relate to any one
week during the months of October, November, or December, or
even, in a few instances, to weeks during September 1959 or
January 1960.
Farm labor was defined to include any work, chores, or planning
necessary to the agricultural operations of the farm ; and to ex-
clude housework, contract construction work, custom machine
work, and repair, installation, or construction work done by per-
sons employed specifically for such work. The farm labor in-
formation contained in this report represents estimates based on
answers to questions relating to the farm work or chores done
during the week by (1) operator, (2) unpaid members of the
operator's family, and (3) hired persons. An operator was
considered as working if he worked one or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family, if they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked at all during the week.
Data are not fully comparable from one census to another,
primarily because of d'flerences in the period to which they relate.
In 1954, the data were purposely related to either one of two
calendar weeks, depending in part on the starting date set for
the enumeration and in part on which week represented a period
of peak employment within a given State. For the majority of
States, the period specified was the week of September 26-October
2 ; for other States, the week of October 24-30.
In 1950, as in 1959, the data related to the week preceding the
actual enumeration. Unlike 1959, however, enumeration starting
dates were identical for all States in 1950 (April 1) but since
several weeks were required to complete the enumeration, the
calendar week preceding the enumeration was not identical for
all farms. In 1945 and 1935, the number of farm workers related
to the first week in January and, in 1940, to the last week in
March. In 1945, 1940, and 1935, only persons working the equiv-
alent of two or more days during the specified week were to be
included. In 1945 and 1940, an additional specification limited
the workers to those 14 years old and over.
Experience gained from earlier censuses indicates that farm
labor data are often unsatisfactorily reported unless the week
specified is the week immediately preceding the actual enumer-
ation. When a farm operator was asked to report the number of
persons employed during a si)ecified week that was several weeks
prior to enumeration, he often reported the highest number of
persons employed during the year. Obviously incorrect reports
were adjusted to make the data refiect more nearly the situation
known to exist during the specified week. The farm labor data
for 1954 relates to a specified week which, in some cases, was sev-
eral weeks prior to enumeration. Few adjustments were made
in those data, however, even though there were indications of
incorrect reporting.
Segolar and Seasonal Workers. — Hired persons working on
the farm during the week concerned were classed as "regular"
workers if the i)eriod of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year. They were classed as "seasonal"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was
less than 150 days. In cases where the period of employment
was not reported for an individual farm, it was estimated from
data for such items as basis of payment, wage rates, expendi-
tures for labor in 1959, and type of farming operations.
Hired Workers by Basis of Payment. — Hired persons were
also classified according to whether they were paid on a
monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis, or by piecework. In
cases of incomplete reporting, the basis of payment for hired
workers was supplied during the office processing operations.
Wage Rates and Hours Worked. — The agreed cash rate of pay
was asked for each class of hired worker except those em-
ployed on a piecework basis. (The number and the earnings of
I)ersons paid on a piecework basis were required for those who
worked on Friday of the week preceding the enumeration.)
The number of hours that workers were expected to work to
earn their pay was asked for each class except those employed
on an hourly or piecework basis. For 1959 and 1954, the data
include oflice estimates for farms submitting incomplete reports
of wage rates and hours worked. The estimates were consistent
with the size and type of operations for the individual farm as
compared with similar farms in the area for which complete
rejwrts were received. The corresponding data for 1950 apply
only to farms that reported both wage rates and hours worked.
Fertilizer and Lime. — The questions about fertilizer and lime,
asked only for the sample farms, relate to the acreage on which
fertilizer and lime were used and to the quantity used. Farm
operators were asked to report total quantities used in 1959 on
the farms they operated regardless of when or by whom the ferti-
lizer and lime were purchased. In the South, some landlords
who operated farms themselves included the fertilizer and lime
they had purchased for use on their tenant-operated land. Such
fertilizer and lime may also have been reported by the tenants.
When double reporting was detected during the editing process,
the data on the questionnaires concerned were adjusted to elim-
inate duplication in the totals.
The 1959 data for fertilizer and lime are entirely comparable
with those for 1954. A breakdown between dry and liquid fer-
tilizing materials was not obtained in 1954 and data on cost
of either fertilizer or lime were not obtained in 1959.
Fertilizer. — The report for fertilizer was to refer only to com-
mercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials, including rock
phosphate. The acres fertilized and the tons of fertilizer ap-
plied to those acres were obtained separately for selected crops.
The selected crops varied by region so that it was possible to
obtain detailed data for the crops most commonly fertilized
in each region. In cases where the same land was used for
more than one crop, the acres fertilized were to be reported
separately for each crop. If the same crop was fertilized
more than once, however, the acres in that crop were to be
reported only once. In all cases, the total quantity of fer-
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tjlizer used In 1959 was to be reported, including quantities
used on land occupied by crops planted in 1958 or by crops
to be harvested in 1960.
Reports for quantity of fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used were required for both dry and liquid materials. The
terms "dry" and "liquid" referred to the form in which the
fertilizers and fertilizing materials were purchased and not
to the way in which they were applied. Thus, dry fertilizers
were those purchased in dry or solid form, as powders, dusts,
granules, pellets, etc. ; liquid fertilizers were those purchased
in fluid form, as solutions or as liquefied gases.
Lime. — The data for lime relate to the total acreage limed in
1959 and the total tonnage of lime and liming materials used
on those acres for purposes of conditioning the soil. Instruc-
tions on the questionnaire stated that ground limestone, hy-
drated and burnt lime, marl, and oyster shells were to be
included but that lime used for spraying or sanitation purposes
was to be omitted.
For some counties, the tonnage of lime shown in the table
may be less than the tonnage reported for the Agriculture Con-
servation Program or the Conservation Reserve Program of
the Soil Bank. Differences may be due either to sampling
error or to under-reporting by farm operators. Many of the
differences are minimized or eliminated entirely in the data
presented on a State or regional basis.
Specified Farm Expenditures.— The data for farm expenditures
are estimates based on reports obtained from the sample farms.
The 1959 questionnaire contained questions for six Items of farm
expenditure: (1) purchase of feed for livestock and poultry,
(2) purchase of livestock and poultry, (3) machine hire,
(4) hired labor, (5) seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, and (6) gaso-
line and other petroleum fuel and oil. With the exception of
items (2) and (5), exactly the same questions were asked in
1954. For each item specified, the total expenditures made for
the farm in 1959 were to be reported, whether made by the
farm operator, his landlord, or both. A farm operator who
rented part of his land to others was to report only the ex-
penditures for the land he operated himself. Enumerators were
instructed to ask respondents who had difliculty estimating
their expenses for the period between enumeration and the end
of the year to estimate them on the basis of current costs.
Peed. — The report on feed purchased for livestock and poultry
was to include expenditures for grain, hay, miUfeeds, pasture,
salt, condiments, concentrates, and mineral supplements as
well as for the grinding and mixing of feed. The estimated
cost of items furnished by a landlord, contractor, or other
owner for feeding poultry and livestock kept on the farm was
also to be included. Payments made by a tenant to his land-
lord for feed grown on the tenant farm were to be excluded.
Livestock and Poultry. — The cost of baby chicks and turkey
poults was to be Included In the expenditures made for the
purchase of livestock and poultry. Enumerators were in-
structed to ask the farm operator to Include the cost or esti-
mated purchase value of poultry and livestock provided by
others and cared for by the operator under a contract feeding
arrangement. The cost of livestock purchased for resale within
30 days was not to be Included. A short-term transaction of
that nature was considered to be a dealer operation, not an
agricultural one.
Data on the purchase of livestock and poultry were not ob-
tained In 1954. The instructions for the 1950 census specified
that expenditures for domestic rabbits, fur-bearing animals
kept in captivity, and bees were to be included. Any lack of
comparability in the 1950 and 1959 data resulting from Inclu-
sion or exclusion of rabbits, fur-bearing animals, or bees Is
considered to be so slight as to be insignificant
Machine Hire. — Expenditures for machine hire relate to cus-
tom machine work, such as tractor hire, threshing, grain or
seed combining, silo filling, baling, cotton picking, cotton gin-
ning, corn picking, plowing, vegetable harvesting, fruit pick-
ing, spraying, and dusting. Any amount spent for the labor
included in the cost of machine hire was to be considered as
part of the total expenditure. The cost of freight or trucking
and exchange work without pay were to be omitted.
Hired Labor. — Expenditures for hired labor were to include
total cash payments made in 1959 to family members and to
others for farm labor. Payments to persons supplied by a con-
tractor or a cooperative organization and paid directly by
them or by the crew boss were also to be included. Payments
for the following types of work were to be excluded : house-
work, contract construction work, custom machine work, and
repair, installation, or construction work done by persons spe-
cifically employed for such work.
Gasoline and Other Petroleum Fuel and Oil. — Expenditures for
gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil were to relate only
to the products used in the farm business. Enumerators were
instructed to exclude the cost of petroleum products used
for the family automobile when operated for other than farm
business purposes and of products used in the farmhouse for
heating, cooking, and lighting.
Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, and Trees. — Expenditures were to repre-
sent the total amount spent for seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
to be used on the farm operated. The value of seed grown on
the farm was to be excluded. For nurseries and greenhouses,
the cost of products purchased for immediate resale was also
to be excluded.
This item of expenditure was not included in the 1954 Census.
The data are comparable with those for 1950, however.
Crops
Crops Harvested. — The 1959 agriculture questionnaire was simi-
lar to the questionnaire used in several previous censuses In
that it provided for the collection of detailed data for all crops
harvested on each Individual farm. The variation in the crops
listed on the questionnaires used in different States made pos-
sible the separate reporting of all Important crops grown In a
given area. All versions of the questionnaire contained several
"All other crops" questions where crops not specifically listed In
separate questions were to be reported.
Acreage of Crops Harvested. — In most instances, the acreage
reported for individual crops represents the area harvested
during 1959. The area harvested is often less than the area
planted. For fruit orchards and groves, vineyards, and planted
nut trees, the acreage reported represents the total area in
both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines as of the date of
enumeration — usually a date in October, November, or Decem-
ber 1959. For soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, the acreage
grown for all purposes was reported as well as the acreage har-
vested for specific purposes. For velvet beans, only the acreage
grown was reported. As the enumeration was about to begin
in South Florida (those counties In which the enumeration was
begun on October 7), an Instruction was issued to the effect
that the data for vegetables and potato crops should relate
to a full year, beginning on October 1, 1958, and ending Sep-
tember 30, 1959.
Qnantlty of Crops Harvested. — Exceprt for citrus fruits, olives,
avocados, and for vegetable and potato crops In South Florida
(see preceding paragraph) data for quantity harvested relate
to the calendar year 1959. For citrus fruits, the quantity
harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the 1958-59 marketing
season was to be reported. For olives, the crop harvested in
1959 was to be reported for all States except California and
Arizona. Enumerators in those two States were instructed to
report olives harvested from the bloom of 1958 during the 1958-
59 harvest season (September 15, 1958, to February 28, 1959).
In the case of avocados, the data for California were to relate
to the quantity harvested from the bloom of 1958 for the
marketing season that extended from October 1, 1958 to Sep-
tember 30, 1959; the data for Florida were to relate to the
crop harvested for the marketing season that extended from
July 1, 1959, to February 28, 1960. Respondents were to
estimate quantities not yet harvested at the time of
enumeration.
Unit of Xeasnre. — The unit of measure in which quantities
were to be reported has varied for some crops, not only from
State to State, but also from census to census. The aim has
been to permit reporting In the units of measure currently
in use. In the State and county tables, the quantities harvested
for each crop are usually expressed in the unit of measure
given on the 1959 agriculture questionnaire. In 1959, for corn
and Irish potatoes, a choice between two units In which to
report the production was given in some States. (See the
discussion for those crops.) To provide readily comparable
Information, data published in earlier reports In different units
of measure generally have been converted to the units used In
1059.
Com. — In the 1959 census, detailed questions regarding the
purpose for which corn was harvested were asked In all States.
For most States, bushels was the only unit specified for com
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for grain. In some areas, however, where farmers were not
accustomed to using bushels as the unit of measure, the question-
naire contained a provision for the quantity of corn for grain
to be reported either in bushels (shelled basis) or in baskets of
ear corn. As in former censuses, some reports were received
In units of measure other than bushels or baskets. Prior to
tabulation, all reports were converted to bushels (shelled basis)
on the basis of the following factors: 70 pounds of ear corn,
2 baskets of ears, or 56 pounds of shelled corn equal one bushel.
A barrel of ear com was usually considered equal to 5 bushels of
shelled corn.
Annual Legumes. For soybeans, cowpeas, and peanuts, the
acres and quantity grown or harvested for specific purposes, as
well as the total acreage grown for all purposes, were obtained
for areas where these crops are grown extensively ; for velvet-
beans, only the total grown for all purposes was obtained. For
all these crops except, possibly peanuts, the total acreage grown
for all purposes includes some acreage that was plowed under
for green manure. In a few Southern States, separate figures
were obtained for the acres grown alone and the acres grown
with other crops. In 1959, as in 1954, enumerators were In-
structed to report green soybeans and blackeyes and other green
cowpeas harvested for sale as vegetables and not as annual
legumes.
Hay Crops.— Data for the total acres of land from which hay
was cut exclude the acreage In sorghum, soybean, cowpea, and
peanut hays. These crops were reported in separate questions
in the States where they are important. To obtain the total
acres from which other hays were cut, the acres of the various
hay crops, including grass silage, were added together for each
county. The corresponding totals for 1954 were obtained by
the same procedure. For the 1950 census, however, the totals
were based on farmers' own reports of their total acreage In
harvested hay crops.
The questionnaire contained an instruction that if two or more
cuttings were made from the same land, the total production
from all cuttings was to be reported but the acres cut were to
be counted only once. In cases where both hay and grass silage
were cut from the same land, the total acreage was to be reported
for both crops. In 1959, as in 1954, alfalfa hay included alfalfa
and alfalfa mixtures for hay and for dehydrating ; clover and
timothy hay included clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses ; small grain hay included oats, wheat, barley, rye, or
other small grains cut for hay. The hay crops listed on the
questionnaire varied somewhat from' one State or region to
another. The kinds of hay to be included in separate questions
can be determined for a specific State from reference to the
facsimile of the questionnaire that is In the appendix.
The tonnage of hay, including alfalfa hay for dehydrating, is
given on a dry-weight basis. Prior to tabulation, production
reported in green weight was converted to its dry-weight equiv-
alent by dividing by 3. However, the production of grass silage
is given in terms of green weight.
Field Seed Crops. — The field seed crops listed on each version
of the questionnaire were limited to those considered most Im-
portant within the given State. Each version of the question-
naire contained space for listing other field seed crops in order
to facilitate the reporting of all field seed crops harvested.
Quantity harvested was to be reported in terms of clean seed
for most field seed crops. Bluegrass, or Junegrass seed, was to
be reported in terms of green seed for Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Tennessee. No mention was made of "green-weight basis" for
other States where this crop was to be reported in the "All other"
question.
Irish Potatoes and Sweetpotatoes. — For Irish potatoes and
sweetpotatoes (Including yams), the total quantity harvested was
to be reiwrted for each crop In all cases, whether harvested for
home use or for sale or whether used for livestock feed. The
acreage harvested was to be reported for each crop only In cases
where the quantity amounted to 20 or more bushels (or the
approximate equivalent in terms of hundredweights, barrels, or
pounds, as explained on different versions of the questionnaire).
This method of rejwrting was designed to facilitate the enumera-
tion of potatoes harvested on small plots for home use. E^ssen-
tially the same procedure was followed in both 1954 and 1950.
In earlier censuses, however, the acreage of Irish potatoes and
sweetpotatoes was to be reported in all cases, even when produc-
tion was solely for home use. Therefore, the data on acres for
censuses prior to 1950 are not fully comparable with those for
the last three censuses, especially In counties or States where
production is largely for home use.
The unit of measure In which quantity was to be reported
varied from one State or region to another to correspond with
the units most commonly used In a given area. In 27 States,
the questionnaire provided a choice for reporting either bushels
or 100-pound bags (hundredweights). The published data for
counties and States are In terms of bushels.
Berries and Other Small Fruits. — The question for berries and
other small fruits related specifically to the acreages and quanti-
ties harvested for sale. Only tame or cultivated berries were to
be reported except for the New England States, where wild blue-
berries were also to be included. Enumerators were Instructed
always to report the total quantity of each kind of berry har-
vested for sale but to report the area harvested only when It
amounted to one-tenth acre or more. Nonbearing areas and areas
and quantities harvested for home use were to be excluded. The
data for 1959 and 1954 are fully comparable.
Tree Fruits, Nuts, and Orapes. — In 1959, as In 1954, fruit trees,
nut trees, and grapevines were not enumerated for farms having
a combined total of less than 20 at the time of enumeration.
Both bearing and nonbearing trees and vines were to be Included
but not any that had been abandoned. For censuses prior to
1954, all fruit or nut trees and grapevines on the farm were
to be enumerated, regardless of the number. Because of this
change in enumeration procedure, the data for 1959 and 1954
are not fully comparable with those for earlier censuses. In
commercial frult-producing counties, the change In procedure
may have had a considerable effect on the number of farms re-
porting without causing any significant changes In the number
of trees and vines nor in the quantity harvested. In counties
where most of the trees or vines are in small plantings and
where production Is largely for home-use, however, the change
may have caused a significant reduction not only In the number
of farms reporting but also in the number of trees and vines and
In the quantity harvested.
In both 1959 and 1954, the area In fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nut trees was enumerated when there
were 20 or more fruit trees, nut trees, and grapevines. In
1950, the corresponding area was enumerated only if It amounted
to one-half acre or more. In censuses prior to 1950, the area was
to be reported regardless of its size or of the number of trees
and vines. Enumerators frequently omitted the fractional acre-
ages in small plantings and home orchards, however. In some
counties, small plantings or home orchards comprise a sizeable
proportion of the total fruit and nut acreage. For those
counties, the change from one census to another in acreage of
land in fruits and nuts may not be due to fact but merely to
differences in enumeration.
In 1959, California was the only State for which the acreage
in each individual fruit and nut crop was obtained. In 1954,
such acreage was also obtained for Arizona. In all States, the
number of bearing and ncmbearing trees or vines on the farm at
the time of enumeration and the quantity harvested In 1959
were to be reported separately for each fruit and nut crop. (Ex-
ceptions in the harvest period for citrus fruits, avocados, and
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olives are described on p. XIX.) The unit of measure In which
quantities were to be reported varied from one State to another.
Tables in this report show quantities In the unit of measure
appearing on the 1959 questionnaire used in the State.
Nursery and Greenhouse Products. — The questions about nursery
and greenhouse products related only to products grown on the
place for sale. Crops bought for resale without additional cul-
tivation were to be excluded. The area used for growing and
the value of sales were to be reported separately for each of
three groups, as follows :
a. Nursery products, (trees, shrubs, vines, and ornamentals).
b. Cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens, and bedding plants.
For these items, the area grown In the open was to be re-
ported separately from the area grown under glass.
c. Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms. For these Items,
the area grown in the open was to he reported separately
from the area grown under glass or in the house.
The data obtained for 1959 are comparable with those for
1954 and 1950 since the questions asked were essentially the
same in the three censuses. Detailed data regarding the pro-
duction and sale of nursery, greenhouse, and other horticultural
products on farms having sales of $2,000 will be published in
volume V, part 1.
Forest Products. — The forest products data obtained In the
Census of Agriculture relate only to the products cut on farms.
Commercial logging, timber operations, and forest products grown
or cut on nonfarm places are excluded. Therefore, the data In
this report do not represent the total forestry output or income
for a county or State.
The questions included on the 1959 agriculture questionnaire
are more detailed than those asked In the 1954 Census. Value
waa obtained for the sale of standing timber or trees and for
the sale of poles and piling, bark, bolts, and mine timbers. The
quantity cut, whether for home use or sale, and the quantity sold
were obtained for Individual forestry products such as firewood
and f uelwood, fence poets, sawloga and veneer loga Data relating
to pulpwood, Christmas trees, maple trees, and maple syrup were
obtained In States where such products are important
commercially.
Value of Crops Harvested. — The total value of crops harvested
represents the estimated value of all crops harvested during the
crop year 1959. It includes the value of quantities consumed
on farms as food, feed, seed, etc., as well as quantities sold.
Farmers were not asked to report values of crops harvested ;
the values were calculated In the Processing Office. For Individ-
ual crops, the quantity harvested was multiplied by the average
price at which the crop was sold in the State. State average
prices were furnished to the Bureau of the Census by the Agricul-
tural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
They are based on reports received from a sample of farmers and
dealers. Quantities harvesrted were not obtained for vegetables
nor for nursery and greenhouse products. Therefore, for those
crops, the value of sales, as obtained In the enumeration, was used
in the calculation of total value of crops harvested.
V&Iue of Crops Sold. — The questionnaire required value of sales
of crops to be reported only for total vegetables, nursery and
greenhouse products, and certain forest products. For all other
crops, the value of sales was calculated on a county level during
processing operations by multiplying the State average prices
by either the quantity sold or the quantity harvested. Reports
of quantity sold were obtained during the enumeration only for
some of the major field crops. Quantity harvested was used In
the calculation of value of crops sold for such crops as cotton,
tobacco, etc., that are customarily grown for sale. The procedures
used for the various crops are described on page XXV. They
are similar to the procedures followed in 1954. In 1950, values
of crops sold were obtained for each farm during the enumeration.
IBEIGATION
Deflnltion of Irrigated Land.— Irrigated land is defined as land
watered for agricultural purposes by artificial means. These
means included subirrigation as well as systems whereby water
was applied to the ground surface, either directly or by sprinklers.
Land flooded for rice cultivation was considered as irrigated.
Land flooded during high-water periods was to be Included as
Irrigated only if water was directed to agricultural use by dams,
canals, or other works. The definition of irrigated land specif-
ically excluded land where the "water table", or natural level
of underground water, was controlled by drainage works with no
additional water brought in by canals or pipes.
Enumeration of Irrigated Land. — A question on total land Irri-
gated was asked in all States, with the exception of Alaska. The
acreage reported for this question includes not only irrigated
cropland but also any other land that was irrigated in 1959.
The questionnaires used in the 17 Western States, Louisiana,
and Hawaii included several additional questions regarding irri-
gation. These questions related to the acreage of land irrigated
by sprinklers, irrigated land from which crops were harvested,
specific crops irrigated, and source of irrigation water. Such
additional data, for Irrigated farms, are presented in county
table la for these States.
Statistics on the Irrigation enterprises which supplied Irriga-
tion water were collected in the 1959 Census of Irrigation and
are published in Volume III, "Irrigation of Agricultural Lands".
This report contains a considerable amount of data about irri-
gation for the 17 Western States and Louisiana.
Irrigated Farms.— All farms reporting any land irrigated In
1959 are counted as irrigated farms.
Land In Irrigated Farms.— Data for land in irrigated farms ac-
cording to use relate to the entire acreage in these farms. In-
cluding land that was not irrigated.
Land Irrigated.- Data for land Irrigated relate only to that
part of the land in irrigated farms that was watered by artificial
means at any time in 1959. Separate figures are given for farms
reporting land irrigated by sprinklers whether or not the land
was also Irrigated by other means. Additional figures are given
for farms reporting land Irrigated by sprinklers only. Data
on sprinkler irrigation were not obtained in the 1954 census.
Irrigated Cropland Harvested. — The data for irrigated crop-
land harvested relate to all irrigated land from which crops
were harvested in li)59, regardless of the method of irrigation.
An Instruction on the questionnaire reminded enumerators and
respondents to Include Irrigated land from which hay was cut,
irrigated land in both bearing and nonbearing fruit and nut
crops, and irrigated land from which volunteer crops were
harvested. Each irrigated acre was to be reported only once,
regardless of how many crops were harvested from it.
Other Irrigated Land. — This classification was obtained by
subtraction of the acreage of irrigated cropland harvested
from the acreage of total land Irrigated. It represents primarily
irrigated cropland not han'ested and irrigated pasture or
grazing land.
Farms Irrigated By Number of Acres Irrigated.— All farms on
which any land was irrigated In 1959 are classified according
to the number of acres irrigated in county table la for the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and Hawaii. This classification is
based on total land Irrigated. Therefore, It includes not only the
irrigated land from which crops were harvested but also all other
irrigated land, regardless of use.
Land Irrigated By Source of Water. — The agriculture question-
naire contained a question as to what proportion of irrigated
water used on the farm In 1959 was obtained from ground-
water, surface-water, and irrigation-organization sources. Re-
spondents were asked to report separately the percentage of
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water obtained from each source. The number of acres that
were Irrigated by water from each source or combination of
sources was calculated during oflSce processing operations by
applying the percentages to the total land irrigated.
Ground-water sources relate to wells (pumped or flowing) and
springs ; snrface-water sources relate to streams, lakes, reservoirs,
and sewage and drainage ditches. For each of these sources,
only water obtained by pumps or other works oi)erated as part
of the operator's own farm or as part of another single farm was
to be Included. Irrigation-organization sources relate to irriga-
tion enterprises organized to supply water to a group of farms,
regardless of how or where the enterprise obtained the water.
The irrigation enterprise may be a legal organization or a group
of farmers informally organized to operate a supply ditch or
other works to provide water for their own farms.
LaND-UBE PaACTIOE»
Summary Information. — The 1959 data for land-use practices
are estimates based on reports obtained from only a sample of
farms. Comparable data are not presented for 1954 because
questions about land-use practices were included on the 1954
questionnaire for only a limited number of States. The various
land-use practices relate to methods for reducing soil erosion,
either by improving the soil, controlling the run-off of water, or
reducing the blowing of topsoil.
Cropland In Cover Crops. — The data relate to land on which
cover crops were turned under for green manure in 1959 and
which was then planted to another crop. The entire acreage of
cover crops so used was to be reported even if the following crop
failed.
Cropland Used for Grain or Row Crops Farmed on the Contour. —
This item relates to land on which grain or row crops were
planted in level rows around the slope of a hill.
land in Strip-Cropping Systems for Soil-Erosion Control. — Strip-
cropping was defined as the practice of alternating close-sown
crops with strips or bands of row crops or of alternating either
close-sown or row crops with bands of cultivated fallow land.
The published data refer to the total acreage of all fields and
tracts In which strip-cropping was practiced in 1959.
System of Terraces on Crop and Pasture Land. — This Item re-
lates to the acreage in ridge-type or channel-type terraces con-
structed on sloping cropland and pastureland.
Livestock and Poultkt
Inventories. — Data for livestock and poultry on farms relate
to the number on hand at the time of enumeration. All live-
stock and poultry, including those being kept or fed under con-
tract, were to be enumerated on the farm or ranch where they
were, regardless of who owned them. Livestock in transit from
one grazing area to another or grazing in national forests, graz-
ing districts, open range, or on land used under permit were to be
reported as being on the place where the person who had control
over them had his headquarters.
The time of year at which livestock and poultry are enumerated
affects the data. Therefore, the date of enumeration needs to
be considered when totals for the various censuses are compared.
Both the 1959 and the 1954 census data represent fall inven-
tories. These censuses came at a time of large-scale movement
of flocks and herds from one range to another, from ranch to
feed lot, and from farm or ranch to market.
The censuses of 1920, 1925, 1935, and 1945 were taken as of
January 1 and those of 1930, 1940, and 1950, as of April 1. A
count made in April varies considerably from one made in Jan-
uary. In most areas a large number of animals are born between
January and April. A considerable number of older animals die
or are sold during the same period. In the range States, along
with the change in season and grazing condition, sheep and cattle
are moved from one locality or county to another. This movement
may affect the comparability of data for counties and, in some
cases, for States. The comparability of data by age has been
affected also by changes in the questions from one census to
another.
Hilk Cows, Cows Hilked, Uilk Produced, and Butter. — Data on
the number of milk cows, cows milked, and milked produced relate
to the day preceding the enumeration. Data for butter churned
were obtained only for 14 States and relate to the calendar week
preceding the enumeration. The data for cows milked yesterday
and milk produced yesterday are not given in this volume. These
figures were obtained primarily to serve the needs of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture in making monthly and annual esti-
mates of milk production. These figures can be made available,
at a small cost, to others who express an interest in them.
Whole Milk and Cream Sold. — Data for whole milk and cream
sold relate to the entire year 1959 and are estimates based on
reports obtained for farms in the sample. All milk and cream
sold from the farm (except quantities purchased from some
other place and then resold) were to be included, regardless
of who shared the receipts. The questionnaire provided three
alternative units of measure for reporting the quantity of milk
sold — pounds of milk, gallons of milk, and pounds of butterfat.
The respondent was thus permitted to report quantity according
to the unit of measure in which payment was received. In the
State and county tables, the data for milk are given in the unit
of measure most commonly used in the State. Pounds of butter-
fat were converted into gallons or pounds of whole milk on the
basis of the average butterfat content of milk as shown by data
furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
Sows and Gilts Farrowing. — In the 1959 census, data were ob-
tained for the number of litters farrowed between December 1,
1958, and June 1, 1959, and from June 1 to December 1, 1959. In
the 1954 census, data were obtained for the sows and gilts that
farrowed rather than for the number of litters.
Sheep, Lambs, and Wool. — In the 1959 census, questions about
sheep, lambs, and wool were asked in all States. Data on
shearings and on amount of wool shorn were obtained for lambs
and sheep separately. In the 1954 census, sheep and lamb Inven-
tories were not obtained for Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Goats and Mohair. — In 1959, questions on goats, kids, and mo-
hair appeared on the questionnaires for the following nine States :
Arizona, California, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Oregon, Texas, and Utah. In 1954, corresponding data were ob-
tained for Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas,
Washington, and selected counties in Missouri.
Bees and Honey. — No questions on bees and honey were in-
cluded on the questionnaires for either the 1959 or the 1954
census. In 1959, however, enumerators were Instructed to ob-
tain agriculture questionnaires for places not having agricultural
operations if they were engaged in beekeeping. The number of
hives of bees and the amount of honey sold were to be reported
In the "Remarks" space of the questionnaire. Data for bees
and honey are not included in this report.
Value of Livestock on Farms. — To obtain the value of livestock
on farms, the number of each class of livestock or poultry on hand
was multiplied by the State average price for 1959, as furnished
by the Agrricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of
Agrriculture. Comparable data for 1954 were compiled by the
same method on the basis of average prices for that year.
Sales of Live Animals. — Data for the number and value of ani-
mals sold alive in 1959 are estimates based on reports for sample
farms only. Corresponding data for 1954 were obtained for all
farms. The dollar value of sales was obtained from the farmer
INTRODUCTION
XXIII
for cattle, calves, and horses and mules. Average value per head
for other livestock sold was obtained from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. In the 1959 census, respondents were asked to
report separately the number of live animals already sold and the
number estimated to be sold betiveen the time of enumeration and
the end of the year. This separation of reports for the number
sold and to be sold was designed to assure more complete coverage
of all livestock sales made during the year. In the 1954 census,
only totals for the entire year were obtained though reference
was made to animals to be sold between enumeration and the end
of the year.
Sales of Poultry and Poultry Products. — For both the 1959 and
the 1954 Censuses, sales of chickens were obtained for two groups :
(1) broilers and (2) other chickens. The enumeration of broiler
sales presents prob'ems arising from the varied contractual ar-
rangements under which broilers are produced. The question-
naire contained an Instruction to the effect that all broilers grown
for others under contract were to be reported as sold. During
office processing operations, the data reported for inventories and
sales of chickens four months old and over, chicken eggs sold, and
broilers sold were carefully examined. Obvious inconsistencies
indicating confusion between broilers and other chickens were
corrected on the basis of estimated values and, for sample farms,
on the basis of data reported for expenditures for feed, poultry
and livestock purchases, hired labor, etc.
Questions relating to poultry other than chickens (and broilers)
were generally the same in 1959 as in 1954. In the 1959 census,
however, only total numbers were obtained for turkeys and turkey
fryers raised and for turkey hens kept for breeding whereas the
1954 questionnaire asked for a breakdown l)etween light and heavy
breeds. Also, for poultry other than chickens and turkeys, the
1959 census obtained the number sold whereas the 1954 census
obtained the number raised.
Classification of Farms
Scope of Classification. — Data for land in farm.s, and for crop-
land harvested in farms classified by size, by color of operator and
by tenure of operator were tabulated for all farms. However,
most of the detailed data by size of farm, by color of operator, by
tenure of operator, by economic class, and by type of farm are
estimates based on farms in the sample. The farm classifications
by size of farm, color of operator, tenure of operator, economic
class of farm, and type of farm were made in the processing
office on the basis of data reported on each questionnaire.
Farms by Size. — Farms were classified by size according to the
total land area established for each farm. The same classifica-
tion was used for all States. According to definition, a farm la
essentially an operating unit, not an ownership tract. All land
operated by one person or jjartnershlp represents one farm. In
the case of a landlord who has assigned land to croppers or other
tenants, the land assigned to each cropper or tenant is considered
a separate farm even though the landlord may operate the entire
landholding as one unit In respect to supervision, equipment, rota-
tion practice, purchase of supplies, or sale of products. In some
parts of the South, a special Landlord-Tenant Questionnaire was
used to assure an accurate enumeration of each unit within a
multiple-unit oi>eration. A change was made in the size classifica-
tion for 1959, as contrasted with several preceding years, by sub-
dividing the 1,000-acre-and-over group and by combining two
previously recognized groups, viz., 10 to 29 acres and 30 to 49
acres.
Farms by Color of Operator. — Farms were classified by color of
operator into two groups, "white" and "nonwhite." "Nonwhite"
Includes primarily Negro and Indian operators but also some of
other racial origin.
Bnumerators were Instructed to report the race on the basis of
their own observation whenever i>o8Slble rather than by asking the
respon'^ent
Farms by Tenure of Operator. — The classification of farms by
tenure of operator was based on data reported for land owned,
land rented from others or worked for others on shares, land
managed for others, and land rented to others or worked on shares
by others. The same basis of classification was used in 1959
as in 1954.
For 1959, each questionnaire was coded, during the editing proc-
ess, to indicate whether it represented a farm operated by a full
owner, part owner, manager, or tenant. The sample question-
naires for tenants were given a code to Indicate the kind of
tenant.
The various classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
nre defined below:
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
li. Part Owners operate land they own and also land rented
from others.
c. Managers operate land for others and are paid a wage or
salary for their services. Persons acting merely as care-
takers or hired as laborers are not classified as managers. If
a farm operator managed land for others and also operated
land on his own account, the land operated on his own ac-
count was considered as one farm and the land managed for
others as a second farm. If. however, he managed land for
two or more employers, all the managed land was considered
to be one farm.
d. Tenants rent from others or work on shares for others all
the land they operate. They are further classified, as de-
scribed below, on the basis of rental arrangements in regard
to the payment of cash rent, sharing of crops, sharing of
livestock or livestock products, and the furnishing of work
power by the landlord.
(1) Cash Tenants pay cash rent, either on a per-acre basis or
for the farm ns a whole.
(2) Share-Cash Tenants pay part of the rent in rash and part
in a share of the crops and/or of the livestock and livestock
products.
(3) Crop-Share Tenants pay a share of the crops but not of the
livestock or livestock products.
(4) Livestock-Share Tenants pay a share of the livestock or
livestock products. They may or may not also pay a share of
the crops.
(5) Croppers are tenants whose landlords furnished all the
work animals or tractor power. They usually work under
the close supervision of the landowners or their agents, or
other farm operators. Also, the land assigned to them Is
often merely a part of a multi-unit operation. Croppers may
or may not also pay cash rent or a share of crops, livestock,
or livestock products. Data for croppers are available for
only 16 southern States and Missouri.
(6) Other Tenants are those who did not qualify for inclusion
in any of the foregoing subclassifications. They may have
had the use of land rent-free or in return for a fixed quantity
of products, payment of taxes, maintenance of buildings, etc.
(7) Unspecified Tenants are those for whom the rental arrange-
ment was not reported.
The definition of each subclass of tenant was essentially the
same for earlier censuses as for 1959. In 1945, however, the
enumerator was asked to determine the subclass of tenants
whereas in other censuses all classifications were made during
the processing of questionnaires on the basis of the data
reported. The procedure used In 1945 may have affected the
comparability of the data, especially for cash tenants and
share-cash tenants.
Farms by Economic Class. — The totals for farms by economic
class are estimates for all farms made on the basis of data re-
ported only for the sample farms. The economic classifications
represent groupings of farms that are similar in characteristics
and size of operation. The economic classes were established on
the basis of one or more of four factors: (1) total value of all
farm products sold, (2) number of days the farm operator worked
off the farm, (3) the age of the farm operator, and (4) the re-
lationship of income received by the operator and members of his
household from nonfarm sources to the value of all farm products
sold. Institutional farms, Indian reservations, agricultural ex-
periment stations, and grazing associations were always classified
as "abnormal."
XXIV
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
The total value of farm products sold was obtained by addi-
tion of the reported or estimated values for all products sold from
the farm. The value of cattle and calves, horses and mules, dairy
products, some poultry products, vegetables, nursery and green-
house products, standing timber, and miscellaneous forest prod-
ucts was obtained from the farm operator during the enumera-
tion. The quantity sold was obtained during enumeration for
corn, sorghums, small grains, hay, small fruits, some of the for-
est products, chicliens and chicken eggs, hogs, sheep, and goats.
To obtain the value of sales of these products, the quantity sold
was multiplied by State average prices.
For each of the other products, the entire production was mul-
tiplied by the State average price. If the resulting value amount-
ed to $100 or more, the entire quantity produced was considered
as sold. This procedure was followed only in establishing the
economic class and the type of farm but was not used In estab-
lishing the total value of products sold from the farm. (See
p. XXV.)
Farms were grouped Into two major categories, commercial
farms and other farms, mainly on the basis of total value of prod-
ucts sold. The 1959 class intervals and some of the criteria for
determination of a ^ven class are different from those used In
1954 and in 1950. In general, for 1959, all farms with a value
of sales amounting to $2,500 or more were classified as commercial.
Farms with a value of sales of $50 to $2,499 were classified as com-
mercial if the farm operator wag under 65 years of age and (1) he
did not woric off the farm 100 or more days during the year and
(2) the income received by the operator and members of his
family from nonfarm sources was less than the value of all farm
products sold. The remaining farms with a value of sales of $50
to $2,499 and institutional farms and Indian reservations were
included in one of the groups of "other farms."
Commercial farms were divided into six economic classes on
the basis of the total value of all farm products sold, as
follows :
Value of Farm
Class of Farm Products sold
I $40,000 and over
H $20,000 to $39,999
III $10,000 to $19,999
IV $5,000 to $9,999
V $2,500 to $4,999
VI* $50 to $2,499
•Provided the farm operator was under 65 years of age, and —
(1) he did not work off the farm 100 or more days, and (2) the In-
come that he and members of his household received from nonfarm
sources was less than the total value of farm products sold.
Other farms were divided into three economic classes as
follows :
a. Class VII, Part-time. — Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-time" if
the operator was under 65 years of age and he either worlsed
off the farm 100 or more days or the income he and members
of his household received from nonfarm sources was greater
than the total value of farm products sold.
b. Class VIII, Part-retirement. — Farms with a value of sales
of farm products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-
retirement" if the farm operator was 65 years old or over.
Many of these are farms on which the income from nonfarm
sources was greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others are residential, subsistence, or marginal
farms. In previous censuses, the age of the farm operator
was not a criterion for grouping farms by economic class.
Since the number of elderly people in our population has
been steadily increasing during recent years, a separate
classification for farms operated on a part-retirement basis
was considered important for an adequate analysis of the
agricultural structure of a county or State.
c. Class IX, Abnormal. — All institutional farms and Indian
reservations were classified as "abnormal," regardless of the
value of sales. Institutional farms include those operated
by hospitals, penitentiaries, schools, grazing associations,
government agencies, etc.
Farms by Type. — The data for farms by type are estimates
based on data tabulated for the farms in the sample. The
type represents a description of the major source of income from
farm sales. To be classified as a particular type, a farm had to
have sales of a particular product or group of products amounting
in value to 50 percent or more of the total value of all farm prod-
ucts sold during the year.
The types of farms, together with the products on which type
classification is based, are as follows :
Type of Farm Source of Cash Income
(Products with sales value representing
50% or more of total value of all farm
products sold)
Cash-grain Corn, sorghums, small grains, soybeans
for beans, cowpeas for peas, dry field
and seed beans and peas.
Tobacco Tobacco.
Cotton Cotton.
Other field-crop Peanuts, potatoes (Irish and sweet),
sugarcane for sugar or sirup, sweet
sorghums for sirup, broomcorn, pop-
corn, sugar beets, mint, hops, and
sugar l)eet seed.
Vegetable Vegetables.
Fruit-and-nut Berries, other small fruits, tree fruits,
grapes, and nuts.
Poultry Chiclcens, chicken eggs, turkeys, and
other poultry products.
Dairy Milk and cream. The criterion of 50
I>ercent of total sales was modified in
the case of dairy farms. A farm hav-
ing value of sales of dairy products
amounting to less than 50 percent of
the total value of farm products sold
was classified as a dairy farm, if —
(a) Milk and cream sold accounted
for more than 30 percent of the total
value of products sold and —
(b) Milk cows represented 50 percent
or more of total cows and —
(c) The value of milk and cream sold
plus the value of cattle and calves
sold amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of all farm
products sold.
Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, wool
and mohair except for farms in the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and
Florida that qualified as livestock
ranches.
Farms In the 17 Western States, Louisi-
ana, and Florida were classified aa
livestock ranches if the sales of live-
stock, wool, and mohair represented
50 percent or more of the total value
of farm products sold and if pasture-
land or grazing land amounted to 100
or more acres and was 10 or more
times the acreage of cropland har-
vested.
Field seed crops, hay, silage. A farm
was classified as general also if it had
cash income from three or more
sources and did not meet the criteria
for any other type.
Nursery and greenhouse products, forest
products, mules, horses, colts and
ponies. Also all institutional farms
and Indian reservations.
Livestock other than
dairy and jwultry
Livestock Ranches-
Miscellaneous.
INTRODUCTION
XXV
The type classifications were essentially the same for the 1959
as for the 1954 census except that tobacco farms and livestock
ranches were not separately classified in 1954. Tobacco was In-
cluded as one of the crops used in the classification of "other
field crop" farms in 1954. The farms classified as livestock
ranches in 1959 would have been classified as "livestock other
than dairy and poultry" in 1954 without regard to the acreage in
pasture.
Value of Farm Frodncts Sold. — Data for the value of farm prod-
ucts sold in 1959 were obtained by enumeration for some prod-
ucts and by estimation for others. The questionnaire used for
the 1959 census provided for farm operators to report value of
sales for the following products :
Vegetables Miscellaneous poultry products
Nursery and greenhouse prod- Milk and cream
ucts Cattle
Standing timber Calves
Miscellaneous forest products Horses, mules, colts, and ponies
For all other agricultural products, the value of sales was esti-
mated during the office processing. The State average prices
used for calculating the value of farm products sold were fur-
nished to the Bureau by the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. One of three following pro-
cedures was used.
(1) For the products for which data on quantities sold were
obtained during enumeration, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the county totals of the quantities reported as sold or
the quantities reported as produced for sale. The following prod-
ucts were covered by this procedure :
Corn for grain Fence posts
Sorghums fur grain, seed, sirup, Sawlogs and veneer logs
or dry forage Christmas trees
All small grains Chickens (broilers and others)
Hay crops Chicken eggs
All berries and small fruits ' Hogs and pigs
Firewood and f uelwood Sheep and lambs
Pulpwood Goats and kids
' Adjustment made for cranberries based on Cranberr; Payment
Program.
(2) For most of the agricultural products which are cus-
tomarily raised for' sale, the entire quantity produced was
considered to be sold. The State average prices were, accordingly,
multiplied by the county total of production. The following crops
were covered by this procedure :
Cotton Sugarcane for sugar
Popcorn Tobacco
Sugar beets for sugar Wool
Broomcorn Mohair
(3) For all other crops, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the quantities sold as estimated on the basis of crop-
disposition data furnished by the Agricultural Marketing Service,
data reported in questions for "other crops" on the 1959 question-
naire, or data obtained from earlier censuses.
For all tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the entire quantity pro-
duced was considered as sold, except for apples, apricots, sour and
sweet cherries, peaches, plums, prunes, avocados, tangerines,
oranges, and grapefruit in States where a portion of the crop
was not harvested or was subjected to excess cullage as indicated
by data obtained from the Agricultural Marketing Service of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The data for 1959 are comparable with those for 1954 since
essentially the same procedures were used in both censuses for
estimating quantities and values of farm products sold. In 3959,
as in 1954, data for the sales of farm products represent total
sales for the entire farm, regardless of who shared the receipts.
For tenant-oi>erated farms, the landlord's share of agricultural
products was considered as sold provided the products were
moved off the tenant farm. All crops, livestock, and poultry
raised under a contract arrangement were considered as sold
from the farm where they were raised. For institutional farms,
all agricultural items produced on land operated by the institu-
tion and consumed by the inmates were to be reported as sold.
All sales data relate to one year's farm operations. Crop sales
are for crops harvested during the crop year, whether the crops
were actually .sold immediately after harvest or placed in storage
for later sale. Sales of livestock and livestock products relate
to the calendar year, regardless of when the livestock or prod-
ucts were raised or produced. All wool and mohair reported
as shorn or clipped was considered as sold.
Enumerators were instructed to record gross values of quanti-
ties sold, with no deductions for feed, seed, fertilizer, water, labor,
or marketing costs. For some products, however, net values may
have been reported. In the case of milk, particularly, some farm
operators may have reported the payments they received as the
gross value of sales, even though the buyer had deducted handling
and hauling charges before making payment. Adjustments were
made in the data reported only In cases of obvious error.
o
Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(1)
CALIFORNIA
State Table l.-FARMa ACREAGE. AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
LDftia on value of land
and builJincs foe 1955. 1954. ar.d 1!150 ar
e based on reports for onl> a sample of farms. See lextj
Ilern
=. see text)
Census of —
(For definitions and exfUnalion
1059
1954
1950
1945
1940
1935
1930
1925
1920
(Oct. -Not.)
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(January 1)
Farms
nu.l«r.„
99,27A
123,075
137,168
138,917
132,558
150,360
135,676
136,409
117,570
Approximate land area {see text)
acres...
100,206,720
100,313,600
100,313,600
100,353,920
100,353,920
99,617,280
99,617,280
99,617,280
99,617,280
Pro rtion in fanns
36.8
36,887,9^
371.6
102,868
379.21
37.7
37,794,780
307.1
60,118
235.97
36.5
36,613,291
266.9
40,427
163.01
34.9
35,054,379
252.3
25,084
99.40
30.4
30,524,324
230.1
16,331
70.97
30.6
30,437,995
202.4
15,465
76.40
30.6
30,442,581
224.4
25,203
112.33
27.6
27,516,955
201.7
23,111
114.57
29.5
Land in (arms ncres . . .
29,355,657
249.6
Value of land and buildings :
doUan . , .
26,122
Average per acre
dollars. ..
104.67
Land in farms according to use: '
Cropland harvegied
. .farms reporting
76,663
93,231
104,712
112,399
110,754
U0,510
120,276
NA
HA
^r-...
8,021,836
8,326,331
7,956,671
7,535,523
6,534,562
6,578,724
6,549,967
5,722,800
^5,761,190
1 to 9 acres
..farms reportine...
25,353
32,660
35,383
39,757
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
10 to 19 ftcrea
. .farms report) dk . . .
12,049
6,304
15,818
8,006
19,887
9,699
21,378
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
20 to 29 acres
..farms reporting...
10,509
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
30to49 acres
. .farms reporting . . .
3,832
10,784
12,830
13,534
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
50 to 99 acres
..farms repotting...
9,245
10,570
11,813
12,430
NA
NA
MA
liA
NA
100 to 199 acres
..farms reporunc...
6,496
8,384
7,035
8,358
7,150
7,950
7,444
7,347
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
KA
NA
NA
200 or more a«es
..farms reporting...
HA
200 to 499 acres
. .farms reporting . . ,
5,179
2,004
5,141
1,964
5,141
1,792
4,915
1,593
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
500to99» acres
..farms reporting...
NA
1.000 ot more acres
..fanu reporting...
1,201
1,253
1,017
839
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
Oopland used only for p*flUir©"
..farms roporlinp...
20,343
28,630
32,068
24,281
39,334
31,751
26,880
23,553
NA
^«...
3,033,050
3,OU,010
3,530,389
2,196,312
4,242,598
2,967,526
3,075,362
3,033,414
NA
Cropland not hwmted and not pA-'itured.
..farms reporUng...
17,051
21,369
27,068
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
.,T»...
1,910,754
1,885,367
2,277,850
1,530,982
2,U7,814
2,084,602
1,839,835
2,673,542
HA
Cultivated summor fallow
..farms reporting...
5,754
6,653
7,832
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
«TM...
1,083,662
1,181,385
1,291,153
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Soil •improvement p»«»«« and legumes
..farrns reporting.. .
1,267
11*
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
«™,...
126,512
KA
NA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
HA
Other cropland (idle and crop railure) .
..farms reporting...
11,557
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
.crc...
700,580
NA
HA
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
Woodland pastured
..farms roptvting...
5,635
7,013
9,315
7,710
NA
11,969
10,983
12,022
HA
«,«,...
4,076,443
5,142,261
6,289,944
3,341,441
HA
5,016,106
3,945,006
4,227,934
NA
Woodland not panturod
..farms reporting...
3,947
4,811
5,945
5,534
HA
5,326
5,028
4,824
HA
.c™....
822,636
712,517
1,032,227
690,923
HA
690,407
556,749
437,489
NA
Other paxturo (not cropland and
not woodland)*
..farms reporting...
20,986
25,107
21,187
32,353
NA
21,074
21,533
19,312
NA
«™i...
17,181,200
15,871,060
13,543,763
18,210,722
NA
11,515,134
12,969,581
9,610,287
NA
Improved panture
. .farms reporting . . .
8,423
10,347
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
acre*...
840,396
650,530
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Ottiar land (house lota, nmds,
wastelud, etc.)
..farms reporting...
NA
102,216
109,912
109,537
HA
111,409
93,902
HA
NA
acres...
1,842,029
1,839,234
1,982,247
1,448,476
NA
1,534,496
1,505,081
1,806,489
NA
Cropland, total *
..fanns reporting...
85,012
105,931
119,062
122,071
124,U6
NA
HA
NA
NA
.c.....
12,965,540
13,229,708
13,765,U0
U, 352,817
12,894,974
11,530,852
11,465,164
11,434,756
NA
Land pastured, total
. .farms roportinf . . .
38,412
50,382
52,123
55,979
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
«T„»..
24,290,693
25,031,331
23,364,296
23,748,475
NA
19,499,766
19,990,949
16,871,535
NA
Woodland, total
,.farm!> reporting..
8,690
10,883
13,874
12,208
11,308
HA
NA
HA
NA
^„,..
4,899,Cf79
5,854,778
7,322,171
4,032,364
2,337,090
5,706,513
4,502,755
4,565,423
4,252,287
Irrif;at«d land in farms
..famifl reporting..
74,138
84,502
90,755
87,205
84,310
NA
NA
HA
67,391
.».,..
7,395,570
7,048,049
'6,438,324
4,952,319
4,276,554
NA
HA
HA
NA
Irriftated cropland htrvonted
. .forms reporting..
64,200
73,250
79,887
NA
81,046
91,347
'85,784
HA
HA
«""•■
6,216,950
5,948,058
5,309,553
NA
3,732,215
3,513,700
'3,540,350
HA
HA
NA Hot available. *For the Censuflea of 1959 and 1954, In the Cenaus year; for all other Censxisea, 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 thla acreage was probably duplicated In the acreage of com harvested for grain. Not fully
ccn5)arable for the various Census years because of differences In definition of cropland used cnly for pasture. See text. *Includes Irrigated cropland not harvested and not
pastured. 'Acreage of irrigated crops; acreage counted more than cnce where two or more crops were harvested frcn the same land.
4
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[D.
« fof 1959 and 1950
are based on reporte
Tor only a sample of fanns. See texlj
Iicm
(For (Ipfinilions nrnl explanations, s
eetexL)
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov. )
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
99,232
24,120
8,690
4,772
3,918
15,430
3,086
2,301
4,375
1,651
1,486
1,407
1,124
34,575
23,364
11,211
5,628
6,027
4,619
3,906
2,267
1,311
5,316
4,451
6,012
2,820
3,192
36,853,851
371.4
96,053
828,960
NA
NA
325,464
490,630
534,008
612,506
447,730
429,975
2,089,013
3,122,504
27,877,003
3,930,854
23,946,149
76,784
8,012,806
15,761
46,347
27,344
489,269
NA
HA
NA
NA
4,954
205,522
5,151
283,570
4,017
305,381
3,249
331,266
1,902
226,677
1,579
232,485
4,852
967,304
3,647
1,245,966
4,328
3,678,519
2,120
1,153,900
2,208
2,524,619
123,075
34,133
9,579
NA
NA
24,559
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
44,342
30,382
13,960
6,498
7,207
5,132
4,395
2,490
1,954
6,148
4,523
6,248
NA
MA
37,794,780
307.1
141,971
1,036,124
506,169
529,955
375,583
586,734
594,547
691,236
491,164
463,491
2,203,189
3,161,427
28,049,314
•JA
93,231
8,326,331
20,531
63,471
35,350
603,979
23,653
239,814
11,687
314,165
5,658
224,743
6,180
336,279
4,414
326,466
3,632
336,077
2,111
249,345
1,673
223,779
5,125
957,386
3,720
1,206,552
4,337
3,797,754
NA
NA
NA
NA
137,030
37,402
11,013
NA
NA
26,389
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
51,760
35,867
15,893
7,303
7,954
5,720
4,877
2,526
2,030
6,604
4,853
6,001
NA
HA
36,035,664
263.3
159,500
1,196,763
597,188
599,575
421,499
645,634
662,106
766,942
493,870
483,472
2,348,936
3,403,134
25,493,808
::a
104,332
7,950,663
20,519
75,596
43,292
733,433
29,509
366,378
13,783
367,055
6,462
253,772
6,883
364,560
4,998
353,014
4,005
350,307
2,213
234,393
1,757
a4,846
5,591
971,031
3,997
1,184,193
4,615
3,215,013
NA
NA
NA
NA
138,917
37,422
9,749
HA
HA
27,573
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
53,537
37,223
16,314
7,246
3,262
5,548
5,442
2,535
1,988
6,446
4,552
5,939
HA
NA
35,054,379
252.3
157,929
1,221,574
603,388
618,186
417,300
670,373
633,508
856,711
499,322
471,582
2,301,637
3,154,312
24,663,631
NA
!1A
112,399
7,535,523
25,255
87,618
45,353
782,177
31,492
392,584
14,356
339,593
6,541
259,396
7,347
392,556
4,866
335,811
4,493
339,195
2,207
234,249
1,769
218,270
5,526
907,750
3,854
1,010,409
4,683
2,913,092
NA
NA
NA
NA
132,658
31,546
6,476
NA
NA
25,070
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
54,467
37,826
15,641
7,138
8,062
5,334
5,335
2,541
1,921
6,498
4,551
5,255
NA
NA
30,524,324
230.1
144,095
1,252,736
617,872
634,864
410,334
656,228
615,203
841,535
501,072
456,929
2,313,316
3,163,171
20,169.205
NA
NA
110,754
6,534,562
21,482
81,114
48,388
816,929
33,280
413,266
15,108
403,653
6,579
253,477
7,253
359,421
4,312
314,149
4,453
323,748
2,261
215,111
1,722
190,658
5,644
811,362
3,857
873,719
4,273
2,289,874
NA
HA
NA
NA
150,350
34,076
6,698
NA
NA
27,378
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
HA
64,752
45,296
19,456
7,814
9,307
5,946
6,427
2,618
2,132
7,120
4,913
5,255
NA
NA
30,437,995
202.4
156,579
1,472,073
735,103
736,970
449,422
753,224
684,974
1,015,272
515,753
506,865
2,530,191
3,396,516
18,957,125
NA
NA
130,510
6,578,724
HA
100,571
NA
1,005,830
NA
522,513
NA
483,317
NA
285,846
NA
425,251
NA
352,542
NA
384,940
NA
225,557
HA
210,321
NA
852,955
NA
330,581
HA
1,853,630
NA
NA
HA
NA
135,676
28,892
8,527
NA
HA
20,365
HA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
56,985
NA
NA
1 16,378
> 16,537
6,969
4,861
5,054
HA
HA
30,442,581
224.4
124,042
1,340,471
HA
HA
j 1,160,164
\ 2,647,727
2,484,457
3,334,678
19,351,042
NA
NA
120,275
6,549,957
HA
81,506
HA
956,106
HA
NA
HA
HA
^701,294
HA
HA
NA
■'1,169,572
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
HA
833,378
HA
873,792
HA
1,924,319
HA
HA
HA
HA
135,409
23,917
4,001
NA
HA
19,915
NA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
62,404
HA
HA
15,917
17,643
7,320
4,713
4,495
NA
NA
27,516,955
201.7
113,991
1,438,665
NA
HA
1,118,372
2,312,973
2,596,326
3,236,507
16,200,021
HA
NA
HA
5,722,800
NA
79,742
HA
1,024,063
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
^647,078
HA
HA
HA
•'1,115,022
HA
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
HA
751,308
HA
691,716
NA
1,402,871
HA
HA
NA
NA
number
1 acre or less
number...
HA
HA
HA
5 acres number
fi acres number. ..
HA
49,093
30to49acres
number. . .
number...
NA
NA
number...
18,537
8,351
5,052
1,000 or more acres
numl>er...
4,906
HA
number
NA
Land in farms acres . . .
29,365,667
249.5
30,397
1,197,161
NA
HA
2,931,139
2,956,387
3,466,412
17,538,199
NA
NA
Land in farms according to use:'
arms reporting.. .
arms reporting...
arms reporting . . .
arms re porting...
aims reporting...
arms reporting . . .
aims reporting...
arms reporting...
arms reporting
arms reporting...
arms reporting. . .
arms reporting . .
arms reporting . .
arms reporting. .
HA
=5,761, 190
HA
NA
HA
HA
NA
30(o«.c,e,
HA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
HA
KA
KA
HA
HA
KA
KA
KA
KA
HA
HA
HA
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959-Continued
[Data for 1959 and 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Census of —
Land in farms accortfing to use '-Toniinuwi
Cropland, total farms reportinp
Under 10 acres farms reportinc
10 to 49 acres farms reportine
SO to 69 acres farms reporting
70 to 99 acres farms reportinc
100 to 139 acres farms reportinc
1*0 to 1T9 acres farms importing
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
2,000 or more acres farms reporting
Land pastured, total farms reporting
I 'ndor 10 acres farms repotting
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 I'>69 acres farms reporting
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
160 to 219 acres farms reporting
220 to 259 acr«s farms reporting
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farmn reporting
1,000 or mrro acres f»m!i reporting
1,000 to 1,999 acres farra-i reporting
2,000 t» nwro acr«s farms rttpcating
Imgntrsl land in farms farms reporting
I'nder 10 acres famw reporting
10 to 49 acres farmii reporting
50 to 69 acres farms repeating
70 to 99 acre's farms rt-porting
100 to 139 acres farms reprrting
140 to 179 acr«s farms reporting
160 to 219 acres farms reporting
220 to 259 acres farms reportjng
360 to 499 acres farms t^portrng
500 to 990 acres farms reportinc
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
S,00O or more seres farms reporting
85,157
12,%3,997
17,677
56,294
30,647
613,395
5,298
255,416
5,601
368,922
4,384
403,304
3,531
422,060
2,057
304,874
1,683
297,839
5,285
1,337,652
4,053
1,826,320
4,941
7,077,921
2,398
1,900,737
2,543
5,177,184
38,878
24,195,274
4,457
13,756
11,627
169,173
2,161
65,521
2,751
119,947
2,157
128,166
1,989
166,317
1,275
140,105
900
U7,586
3,518
720,424
3,008
1,324,679
5,035
21,229,600
2,182
2,179,149
2,853
19,050,451
74,205
7,416,784
15,080
47,172
27,574
530,400
4,775
217,570
5,108
314,005
3,841
324,923
3,128
345,699
1,817
235,818
1,507
241,158
4,403
938,515
3,269
1,153,371
3,703
3,068,153
1,827
971,250
1,876
2,096,903
105,931
13,229,708
24,467
83,354
40,562
790,133
6,138
289,165
6,766
444,003
4,789
432,233
4,024
465,016
2,310
338,055
1,820
310,066
5,626
1,371,599
4,083
1,786,741
5,346
6,919,343
HA
50,382
25,031,331
7,705
24,697
15,939
219,460
2,893
83,558
3,462
142,271
2,734
165,091
2,496
215,324
1,454
157,308
1,225
158,127
4,011
845,370
3,215
1,423,108
5,248
21,597,017
'.Ik
84,502
7,048,049
18,287
59,852
33,658
624,326
5,240
227,510
5,806
348,256
3,972
322,298
3,249
329,519
1,863
236,257
1,451
212,672
4,264
849,895
2,983
983,297
3,729
2,854,167
NA
HA
118,936
13,680,653
25,921
100,811
48,524
943,822
6,916
329,741
7,579
491,397
5,423
475,938
4,479
505,927
2,389
344,352
1,925
322,127
6,129
1,439,558
4,427
1,854,280
5,224
6,872,700
>IA
52,959
22,875,398
7,248
22,950
17,072
221,259
3,289
90,112
3,7U
152,289
3,018
179,41B
2,694
231,238
1,530
166,119
1,361
174,087
4,346
374,217
3,963
1,616,265
5,127
19,147,444
IIA
90,949
'6,413,372
18,788
74,842
39,355
726,872
5,694
247,013
330,086
3,284
317,423
1,827
210,689
1,420
190,185
4,226
791,614
2,864
878,452
3,022
2,286,684
122,(771
11,362,817
28,326
103,166
49,997
943,988
6,924
317,829
7,762
484,070
5,177
423,189
4,825
497,670
2,340
303,372
1,845
280,906
5,834
1,221,421
NA
55,979
23,748,475
7,406
23,513
17,909
237,361
3,440
96,437
4,191
173,039
3,248
201,341
3,315
312,265
1,649
136,286
1,289
174,685
4,668
1,037,495
3,571
1,662,052
5,293
19,644,001
105,174
NA
1,048,170
316,654
NA
1,454,622
.NA
1,806,617
NA
5,953,577
NA
11,630,352
NA
121,900
NA
1,242,260
NA
365,502
'35,784
'3,540,350
16,157
NA Hot available. ^For the Censiises of 1959 and 1954, In the Cerurus year; for 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 com harvested for grain. 50 to 99
acres. *100 to 259 acres. 'Not ftUly coi^arable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. Irrigated cropland
harvested only. 'Acreage of Irrigated crops Incltidlng son^ duplication nhere two or more crops were harvested from the same land. "includes irrigated cropland not harvested
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 and 1954 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Census of —
ALL FARM OPERATORS
All farm operators number . ,
Full owners number. .
Part owTiers number . .
Managers number . .
All tenants number . .
Proportion of tenancy percent . .
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number. .
All land in farms acres..
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres..
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenants acres . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
All cropland harvested acres..
Ful I owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres..
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Livestock. share tenants acres . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
White (arm operators number . .
Full owners number . .
Part owners number , .
Managers number . .
All tenants number . .
Proportion of tenancy percent. .
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number. .
Livestock-share tenants number. .
Other and unspecified tenants number. .
Land in farms acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crof)-share tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenants acres . .
Other and unspecined tenants acres . .
Cropland harvested acres . .
Ful 1 owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres..
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crop-share tenants acres . .
Livestock.shaie tenants acres .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
ALL NONWHITE FARM OPERATORS
Nonwhite farm operators number. ,
Full osvners number.
Part owners number .
Majiagers number .
All tenants number . .
Proportion of tenancy percent.
Cash tenants number .
Crop-share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number .
Land in farms acres .
Fullo«-ners acres.
Part owners acres .
Managers acres .
All tenants acres .
Cash tenants acres .
Share-cash tenants acres .
Other and unspecified tenants acres .
Cropland harvested acres .
Full owners acres.
Part owners acres .
Managers acres .
All tenants acres.
Cash tenants acres .
Share-cash tenants acres .
Crop-share tenants acres .
Livestock-share tenants acres .
Other and unspecified tenants acres .
99,232
68,489
17,756
2,144
10,843
10. <s
5,125
2,180
36,853,851
9,336,908
19,006,203
4,309,447
4,151,293
2,403,038
447,227
682,743
160,107
458,178
8,012,806
2,109,051
3,759,792
983,164
1,160,799
306,484
213,352
472,180
28,902
139,881
94,773
65,759
16,849
2,097
10,068
10.1
,691
2,047
36,489,414
9,283,371
18,862,533
4,246,320
4,097,190
2,379,242
440,505
666,127
160,107
451,209
7,782,178
2,046,421
3,647,889
971,320
1,116,548
290,356
206,941
456,383
28,902
133,966
133
364,437
103,537
143,670
63,127
54,103
23,796
6,722
16,616
6,969
230,628
62,630
111,903
11,844
44,251
16,128
6,411
15,797
5,915
18,328
2,022
13,782
11.2
3,421
685
2,334
37,784,143
10,770,095
17,918,381
4,443,827
4,651,840
2,560,555
569,841
785,707
213,119
522,618
8,350,581
2,477,813
3,668,728
897,185
1,306,855
317,729
259,641
594,441
49,138
85,906
118,109
86,391
17,339
1,925
12,454
10.5
5,766
934
2,943
685
2,126
37,342,740
10,683,360
17,736,987
4,331,044
4,591,349
2,539,571
563,018
759,325
213,119
516,316
8,149,253
2,426,232
3,577,046
889,134
1,256,841
300,230
253,663
571,080
49,138
82,730
208
441,403
86,735
181,394
112,783
60,491
20,984
6,823
26,382
6,302
201,328
51,581
91,682
8,051
50,014
17,499
5,978
23,361
3,176
137,168
100,834
17,478
2,556
16,300
11.9
7,511
972
3,568
714
3,535
36,613,291
11,335,525
14,813,873
5,910,775
4,553,118
2,461,795
472,040
785,369
236,730
597,184
7,956,671
2,697,406
2,942,687
1,095,989
1,220,589
3a, 807
198,475
523,522
44,282
132,503
132,484
98,552
16,899
2,474
14,559
11.0
6,580
918
3,168
712
3,181
36,244,612
11,248,763
14,734,263
5,781,138
4,480,448
2,433,069
463,120
763,673
236,631
583,955
7,794,137
2,650,900
2,890,603
1,088,166
1,164,468
299,482
191,670
505,134
44,185
123,997
354
368,679
86,762
79,610
129,637
72,670
28,726
8,920
21,696
99
13,229
162,534
4t,,506
52,084
7,823
56,121
22,325
6,805
18,388
97
8,506
138,917
102,948
14,106
4,742
17,121
12.3
9,057
296
4,012
3,756
35,054,379
11,188,885
12,883,167
6,308,701
4,673,626
2,805,690
159,056
1,025,878
683,002
7,535,523
2,875,813
2,357,159
1,050,419
1,252,132
464,258
69,000
495,501
223,373
136,279
101,353
13,936
4,692
16,298
12.0
8,539
3,584
34,737,711
11,093,081
12,839,376
6,183,694
4,616,060
2,777,569
157,194
1,012,099
669,198
7,428,250
2,842,691
2,336,535
1,041,994
1,207,030
442,686
67,264
434,143
212,937
172
316,668
90,804
43,291
125,007
57,566
28,121
1,862
13,779
13,804
107,273
33,122
20,624
3,425
45,102
21,572
1,736
11,358
10,436
132,658
89,343
13,991
3,425
25,399
19.1
15,013
912
6,577
2,897
30,524,324
9,008,563
11,598,660
4,223,519
5,693,582
3,105,802
413,538
1,683,702
490,540
6,534,562
2,226,260
2,178,369
567,032
1,562,901
521,739
172,903
790,006
78,253
125,928
37,832
13,621
3,161
21,314
16.9
11,723
844
6,035
2,712
30,168,554
8,909,922
11,547,322
4,197,440
5,513,870
2,993,913
403,197
1,633,157
483,603
6,326,772
2,191,848
2,152,662
547,696
1,434,566
446,453
164,273
749,878
4,085
60.7
3,290
185
355,770
98,641
51,338
26,079
179,712
111,389
10,341
50,545
6,937
207,790
34,412
25,707
19,336
126,335
75,286
8,630
150,360
99,443
11,404
6,817
32,696
21.7
m
NA
NA
30,437,995
10,580,401
8,139,377
4,915,403
6,802,814
HA
NA
NA
6,578,734
2,466,673
1,415,182
744,757
1,952,107
NA
NA
143,467
97,515
11,271
6,168
28,513
19.9
HA
30,104,229
10,489,553
8,124,154
4,865,153
6,625,369
NA
NA
NA
6,372,597
2,436,283
1,407,437
705,350
1,823,527
NA
NA
NA
206,127
30,395
7,745
39,407
128,580
NA
NA
135,676
90,375
13,131
7,768
24,402
18.0
13,880
NA
NA
30,442,581
9,526,520
8,899,587
5,369,028
5,147,446
3,424,087
NA
NA
NA
6,549,967
2,431, X9
1,490,772
908,551
1,719,295
536,757
NA
130,204
89,040
12,949
5,886
22,329
17.1
12,352
NA
NA
NA
30,112,307
9,440,805
8,863,399
5,772,920
6,035,183
3,359,463
NA
NA
6,364,310
2,410,066
1,478,737
834,263
1,641,694
491,953
NA
1,882
2,073
37.9
1,528
333,766
330,274
90,848
85,715
15,223
36,188
50,250
96,108
177,445
112,263
NA
64,624
185,157
21,233
11,935
136,409
101,261
8,393
6,709
20,046
14.7
9,495
NA
NA
27,516,955
11,145,322
6,526,315
4,717,860
5,127,458
2,593,143
NA
NA
5,722,800
2,675,998
792,415
337,619
1,416,768
332,912
NA
CALIFORNIA
State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
fDnta in italics arc base*] on repeats for onl> a sample of farms. See text]
(For ilerinilions &nd etplan&lions,
Census of —
„ . FAIBI OPERATORS
By colof:
WTiile number .
Negro number . ,
Other rtonwhite number .
By age:
Under 25 ypars operators repotting..
25 to 34 you? opersUxs reporting . .
35 to 44 years operstos repcrting. .
45 to 54 years opcratcrs reportiitg. .
55 to 64 years operatcfs reporting..
65 or more years operauxs teporting. .
Average ape years. ,
Operators not reporting age nuinber..
By residetice:
Residing on farm operated operators reporting . .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residents numIxT . .
By Off-farm work:
H'ortting off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 49 days operators reporting..
50 to 99 days operatras reporting..
ItX* or recre days operators reporting. .
100 to 199 days oneralors reporting..
300 or more days operators reporting. .
Operators not aorldng off tiieir farm or mt
reporting as to work off their farm number. .
By ottter income:
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold oporalora reporting . .
STEanED EQIIPKENT AND FACIUTTES
A.ND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting . .
Com pickers farma reporting..
Pick'Up balers fams reporting..
nianber ..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting . .
number. .
^fetortrucks farma reporting . .
number. .
Tractors farms reporting..
number..
Tractors otjier than pirdon farma reporting. .
number. .
1 tractor farms reporting. .
2 Irarrtors farma rvporting . .
4 tracttrs farms toporting. .
5 or owre tractors farms repeating . .
Whaol trar;t<ra farms reporting . ,
number..
Crawler tractors farms repeating . ,
Garden tractors farme ropoting..
number..
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number..
Autonobiles and/or nwtrvlrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting. .
Ilome freezer farma reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. ,
Crop drier (for grain, forage, a other crops). . .farms reporting. .
Pow«».openitcd elevalrr, conveyor.
or blower farms reporting. .
Farms by kind of road on wtiich located:
Hard surface farms reporting. .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting. .
Leas than 1 mile to a hard surface road, .farms rcprating. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms repcrting . .
1 mile farms reporting. .
2 or 8 milas farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting . .
5 or more miles farms reporting..
le, 6se
SI. 3
t.em
80,518
12,946
5,810
W, 706
5. 7S6
S,63S
J«, !7!
B,m
30, 'US
7i)
f.tfr
3, let
3, ne
J,9S4
70, sea
131,013
70, ill
teo, SIS
u, sse
U7, 3S0
33, 391
IS, 317
7,t7e
3.7U
S,S73
S7, eoi
IOi,S07
tS, 311
a, 7S3
i!7. ms
Si,73S
>7, 7iO
SS, tit
II, VI
5,32«
2,588
73, :si
7, ess
0,7 f 3
c.iot
3,0SI
i,UO
Slf
let
OS!
13,01!
!7, ess
30, 191
!7, as
to, ISO
SI. I
S,IS7
106,712
14,725
1,638
S7,Sill
S,S03
S,07i
i3, 97/
7, OS!
30, SIS
ste
eio
7,77*
t,i30
t,S70
3,VH
77, S7i
US, SHI
77. OSf
US. 3!i
70, 637
ise, 77«
ii,ses
IS, ISI
e.too
I, SSI
i,37S
SS, 7et
st.sn
ts, 3Si
it, lei
ine, i!3
173, SOO
IIS, 31!
Si, sse
se, 171
IS, 710
I, Oh
IS,0i3
ts, t7i
3t, ets
30, OSS
19, ISC
so. I
10,001
so, 311
9. ill
e,o!7
13, S73
7i,33e
Hi, SSI
es,ito
III, ISO
S3, SOS
7i,iee
!S, iOO
39, 713
no, 731
171, 30S
Itl, 7SI>
IS, S7S
ts, 101
IS,UI
107, SSO
7, IS!
It, sot
136,279
2,638
1,449
13,649
28,793
39,467
32,799
20,069
50.7
2,691
U9,339
18,397
1,181
41,928
3,025
3,022
35,881
6,157
29,724
143,467
6,893
56,370
79,839
'56,370
79. tSS
114,632
160,252
123,221
60,421
2,185
11,956
23,928
34,917
30,245
20,977
51.3
8,450
112,762
12,714
7,182
42,951
6,616
5,337
30,998
8,846
22,152
80,199
10,293
38,479
46,326
7,583
7,448
31,295
10,420
20,875
1,894
13,711
30,761
35,236
27,290
17,923
HA
8,861
42,511
9,906
6,521
26,084
8,468
17,616
■'43,218
'24,342
51,185
NA Not available.
^Figures for 1945 are for all tractors.
'concrete, brick, asptialt, and macadan.
Concrete or brick and macadan. Asphalt '
Includes sand-clay.
^Distance to all-weatber road. See text.
not included.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
fiiple or farms. Sop lontj
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Feed for livestock and poultiy farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified Ity amount of expenditure—
$1 to $199 farms reporting , .
$200 to$499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting , ,
?1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor^ farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure—
$1 to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to$499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 fonns reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to $19,9fl9 farms reporting . .
$20,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
for the farm business farms reporting . ,
dollars . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Commercial fertilizer arwl fertiliiing
materials farms reporting . .
dollars..
Lime and liming materials farms reporting . .
dollars . .
FARM LABOR
Farm workers for specified week:'
Family and or hired vrorkers' farms reporting. .
persons . .
\verage per farm reporting persons . .
Family warkers. including operators farms reporting. .
persons . .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms repcrting. .
persons . .
Hired workers farms reporting . .
Workers hired by month farms reporting. .
Wotkere hired by week farms reporting. .
persons , .
Workers hired by day farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by hour farm? reporting . .
persons . ,
Workers hired on piece-work basis . . farms reporting. ,
persons . .
No report as to basis of pa>Tnenl farms reporting. .
persons . ,
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days) farms reporting .
Farms reporting by number of regular
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 reputing .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
Seasonal hired workers farms reporting .
persons .
Farms by kind of workers during specified week:
No wotlcers reported farms .
Family workers only farms .
Operator only farms.
Operator and members of his family farms .
Members of operator's family only farms .
Family workers and hired workers farms .
Operator and hired workers farms .
Operator, members of his family, and hired
workers farms .
Members of operator's family and hired workefs farms.
Hired workers only farms.
Regular farm wortters only farms .
Seasonal farm workers only farms .
.68, ISO
^i. HI
9. 012
7, £61
7.m
3,907
t, 191
1.7(16
8,016
8,U7
7,130
10, 8SS
9.131
7,1,72
5.270
6.097
96, 008
80.666, m
52, 651
37, 801. $89
SO. 656
nS, 215
12. 297
20. 6 SO
16, 298
78, 605
2,592
22. 695
7. W
i.03i
3,8^
47, 0^0
8U. 7J,S
I, 005, 370
1 f)^, 698
166. f.50
102, ni
H, 063
f 77, 753
12, 930
28, 6?9
2,768
10, 126
3, 530
9,691
115, 220
8.3Si
m, 0S7
11.272
U.^7h
3.101
2,0^0
1,390
79, 219
258, 260. 339
155,i05.0S7
6^, 073
U. 950, £59
NA
16, 273
13, 881
11, 186
16. 7£k
13, 639
28.810
£.551
7,143
3,99i
10, U7
26, SSI
386
2,380
ie.sss
Si, 361
3,725
.';, 65i
t!, no
s, ae
gse
86,377
159,3*0,20;
io, on
13, ees, 637
17,412
15,273
13,202
19,409
114, 1A5
150, 866
111,875
20,329
90,461
65,188
23,395
1,878
114,123,135
28,297
232,541
8,270,089
3,585
110,723
374,694
30, 585
105,680
16,060
32,847
'14,340
'46,347
(')
(')
'5,173
'26,486
(')
t')
NA Not available. ^For Censuses of 1959 and 1954, expenditures during Census year; for earlier Censuses, expenditures during the preceding calendar year. ^Caah payments for
farm labor; housework not Included. For 1959, 1954, 1950, 19<45, and 1940, the data do not include expenditures for contract construction work, machine hire, and labor Included in
cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included. -^Census of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1954., week of September 26-October 2.
Census of 1950, week preceding enumeration; Censuses of 1945 and 1935, first week of Januaiy; Census of 1940, last week of March. *See
workers. 'Separate data not available iiy day or week. ^Separate data not available for workers hired by the hour or piece-work basis,
labor including piecework and contract labor.
CALIFORNIA
state Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for number of livestock not fully comparable for the several Censuses. See text]
(For definitions and explanation
. see text)
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Total value of specified classes of
livestock and poultry
dollars...
664,537,733
507,621,329
448,227,100
301,826,320
144,593,133
109,091,046
199,107,567
156,838,475
219,229,607
Cnulc and t-aUos
...fanns reporting...
38,426
53,224
56,118
64,494
56,427
63,393
57,459
NA
74,650
number . . -
3,702,745
3,744,774
2,756,737
2,830,721
2,056,239
2,131,799
2,103,251
1,918,489
2,008,037
value, dollars . . .
567,784,865
423,285,935
363,198,265
224,916,971
102,013,952
62,479,253
126,070,545
81,860,654
120,681,446
Cows, includinp heifers that have calved
...farms repotting...
30,552
44,967
51,234
59,928
X,492
63,323
NA
NA
!1A
number...
1,461,380
1,578,099
1,274,088
1,472,322
1,128,208
1,089,900
900,757
985,050
943,474
value, dollars .. .
303,967,040
238,292,949
240,102,497
144,503,411
69,390,459
41,416,200
75,565,827
55,078,485
73,144,123
IkGlk cows
...farms reporting...
19,571
34,031
45,071
NA
51,889
NA
51,097
59,118
63,517
number...
753,932
790,730
713,304
NA
683,554
HA
573,847
557,268
502,415
value, dollars...
180,943,680
NA
NA
NA
47,251,268
HA
53,129,779
38,990,571
48,405,863
Ileifas and heifer calves
...fanns reporting...
30,939
41,863
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number...
1,085,495
1,094,543
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
120,489,945
80,996,182
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, includins steer
and bull calves
. . .farms reporting
30,088
38,236
KA
•lA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
number...
1,155,870
1,072,132
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
143,327,880
103,996,804
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Horses and/or mules
...fanns reporting...
20,151
24,232
32,676
NA
50,389
65,763
67,750
83,384
NA
number...
77,325
82,260
121,682
153,365
188,808
231,571
265,873
370,141
455,825
value, dollars...
13,068,094
6,992,100
8,942,285
14,732,300
16,995,564
18,957,548
19,062,340
29,273,928
42,638,437
Horses and Colts, including ponies
. . . farms leporting . . .
NA
IIA
31,066
37,522
44,153
57,991
NA
NA
87,814
number...
HA
NA
114,997
139,456
163,651
191,977
225,955
314,288
402,407
value, dollars...
NA
HA
8,470,550
13,253,970
14,495,893
15,404,546
15,820,234
23,713,123
35,416,507
Mules and mule colts
...farms reporting...
IIA
NA
3,258
6,542
10,707
14,496
NA
NA
14,603
number...
NA
NA
6,685
13,899
25,147
39,694
40,908
55,853
63,419
value, dollars . . .
NA
NA
471,735
1,478,330
2,499,771
3,553,002
3,242,106
5,560,800
7,221,930
•1 and pies
...farms reporting...
9,204
11,628
19,794
19,065
20,095
19,339
18,010
20,539
49,358
number...
379,645
449,491
538,812
589,123
540,596
489,291
547,791
431,258
909,272
value, dollars .. .
7,708,377
12,140,249
11,481,180
12,852,045
5,184,299
3,229,321
7,575,086
4,576,306
13,850,907
Bora since June 1
...farms reporting...
6,272
7,642
10,630
NA
NA
NA
8,444
NA
NA
number...
206,333
237,731
233,982
NA
NA
NA
219,637
NA
NA
value, dollars ,. .
2,682,329
4,516,889
3,052,728
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Bora before June 1
...farms repotting...
6,162
7,739
15,175
NA
20,096
NA
NA
NA
NA
number...
173,312
2U,760
304,830
NA
540,596
NA
428,154
NA
NA
value, dollars,..
5,026,048
7,623,360
8,428,452
HA
5,184,299
HA
NA
NA
NA
Sheep and lajnbs
...farms reporting...
9,118
10,126
7,934
7,755
5,806
8,257
7,958
5,708
7,175
number...
2,104,994
2,049,731
2,056,663
2,395,086
1,707,422
2,724,242
4,083,728
3,045,095
2,400,151
value, dollars,,.
40,598,235
38,373,924
39,069,964
26,129,477
10,410,872
13,621,210
28,874,561
28,074,211
25,906,445
Itunhs under 1 year old
..,f»im» repcrting,,.
6,024
7,226
6,033
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
4,751
number,,.
723,659
716,755
829,220
NA
NA
NA
1,612,442
712,803
616,551
value, dollars...
13,025,862
11,468,080
16,549,604
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
4,503,815
Sheep 1 year old anr) over
. . .farms repcrting
8,022
8,737
6,956
HA
6,806
NA
NA
NA
HA
number...
1,381,335
1,332,976
1,227,443
NA
1,707,422
HA
2,471,286
2,332,292
1,783,500
vml 00. dollars...
27,572,373
26,905,844
22,520,360
HA
10,410,872
NA
20, 225, 373
NA
21,402,630
Ewes
...farms reporting...
7,767
8,426
6,709
6,081
6,123
6,727
NA
NA
5,917
number..
1,326,043
1,269,804
1,156,913
1,635,090
1,544,317
1,860,279
2,352,598
2,228,471
1,516,709
value, dollars...
25,194,817
24,126,276
20,905,628
16,058,422
9,519,625
9,301,395
19,150,619
NA
19,142,521
Rams and wethers
. . .farms reporting. . .
5,984
6,281
4,513
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number..
55,292
63,172
70,530
HA
163,105
NA
118,688
103,821
166,891
value, dollars .. .
2,377,556
2,779,568
1,614,732
NA
891,245
NA
1,075,754
NA
2,260,009
Goats and kids
...farms reporting..
2,406
NA
4,568
4,480
4,582
6,875
6,582
6,543
5,197
number...
24, »1
NA
48,316
60,555
57,545
69,357
82,391
98,859
115,759
value, dollars,.
266,740
HA
518,123
359,019
206,444
208,071
489,738
395,436
1,130,035
Angora goats and kids
...famis reporting..
233
NA
406
HA
309
NA
1,025
NA
971
number . .
6,218
NA
9,391
NA
22,022
NA
45,285
HA
79,218
value, dollars . . .
49,744
NA
KA
HA
58,298
NA
230,900
NA
468,400
Other posts and kids
.. .farms reporting...
2,233
NA
4,312
HA
4,325
NA
NA
NA
4,279
number..
18,083
NA
38,925
NA
35,623
NA
37,105
HA
36,541
value, dollars,,.
216,996
NA
NA
NA
148,146
NA
258,838
HA
661,635
Chickens 4 imnthH old and over
...farms reporting...
25,907
47,735
73,516
84,093
73,811
92,774
84,437
88,761
91,915
number...
27,077,134
20,417,394
17,938,421
15,771,835
13,282,896
14,043,093
17,467,284
12,784,512
10,425,648
value, dollars. ..
31,138,704
25,521,742
21,593,741
22,815,507
9,022,940
8,987,580
16,935,297
12,557,940
14,263,768
Turkey hens kept for breedi ng.
farms rccnrtine
787
1,629
4,941
NA
8,590
363,238
20,460
595,579
HA
HA
16,787
number . . .
696,968
373,689
684,9U
NA
NA
NA
174,703
value, dollars,,.
3,972,718
1,307,379
3,323,542
NA
758,962
1,608,063
HA
NA
758,569
HA Hot available.
10
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 7.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 for livesux;k gold alive and dairy products sold are based or reports for only a sample of farms. See toxtj
(For deriniti(x)s and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestock and/oi livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars .
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses and
mules, hogs, sheep, and jsaats) farms reporting,
value of sales, dollars .
Livestock products other than
poultry and poultry prcducts value of sales, dollars ,
PoullO' and poultry products farms reporting,,
value of sales, dollars ,
LIVESTIXK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and or calves sold alive farms reporting , ,
dollars,
Caule, not counting calves farms reporting ,
number ,
dollars ,
Calves farms reporting,
number .
dollars,
Hcrses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting,
number .
dollars . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting , .
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,
number . ,
Goats and kids sold altve farms reporting,.
number,
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and or lambs shorn farms reporting,
number shorn ,
pounds of wt»l ,
value, dollars.
Lambs shorn farms reporting,
number shorn ,
pounds of »
Other sheep shorn farms reporting,
pounds of wool ,
Goats and kids clipped farms reporting ,
number,
pounds of mohair,
value, dollars,
LnTERS FARROimD
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous year
to November 30, Census year farms reporting , .
number of litters , .
June 2 to November 30 farms repotting, .
number of litters,,
December I to June 1 farms reporting. ,
number of litters , .
POULTRY ASD POIILTRY PRODICT^ SOLD
Chickens sold farms reporting ,
dollars.
Broilers sold farms reporting ,
number,
dollars ,
Other chickens sold farms reporting,
dollars ,
Chicken eggs sold farms repeating ,
dosens ,
dollars.
1,103,052,960
329,6K,A83
12,268
209,780,566
32,375
2,943,594
521,987,597
23,339
2,212,247
470,738,318
23,104
731,347
51,249,279
2,060
5,481
2,060,936
4,943
439,240
14,934,160
6,385
1,753,947
24,555,258
563
7,186
2,236,849
14,522,480
6,099,444
2,576
781,875
2,386,2U
7,012
1,454,974
12,136,267
136
5,525
23,130
15,039
3,519
61,863
2,912
28,181
2,462
33,682
8,345
56,659,381
32,846,100
817
38,680,935
24,755,798
7,672
17,978,446
8,090,302
8,850
357,109,995
114,275,197
272,236,240
22,950
187,868,874
36,751
2,229,350
273,017,827
28,845
1,570,638
248,693,109
28,191
658,712
24,324,718
1,694
5,199
1,419,731
6,100
500,786
19,003,795
6,166
1,496,425
25,409,594
NA
HA
7,228
1,904,268
13,321,180
7,726,284
4,378
80,986
3,199
35,816
3,248
45,170
14,662
53,735,134
41,252,401
2,150
38,275,851
31,787,228
U,109
15,459,283
9,465,173
17,473
253,381,595
93,650,465
229,617,260
35,518
167,999,962
38,383
1,691,493
229,975,805
27,957
1,168,627
208,131,887
29,542
522,866
21,843,918
3,360
10,848
1,354,827
12,090
636,901
22,621,928
4,438
1,278,347
24,462,461
MA
5,068
1,637,547
11,249,705
5,652,578
22,322
37,298,646
36,634,357
28,393
172,396,806
83,904,246
420,425,735
33,004
1,192,021
107,690,714
NA
NA
10,736
752,253
21,388,965
4,354
1,532,429
14,869,380
NA
28,031
911,845
38,204,064
18,978
616,982
33,451,734
19,925
294,863
4,752,330
NA
NA
NA
10,522
680,063
9,286,767
4,582
1,577,785
9,501,636
NA
HA
5,435
1,818,898
12,969,760
2,986,993
21,778
15,890,562
10,070,890
6,333
2,230,064
16,041,304
3,047,848
5,865
2,608,809
18,747,453
5,192,488
38,806
130, 127
51,446
32,264
13,860,595
14,699,184
46,512
141,419,175
45,799,269
2,728,011
21,079,375
7,803,135
49,640
188,730
78,849
Turkeys rtlised, .
Ducks sold
Geese sold
Guineas sold , , .
s reporting, .
s reporting,,
number.
s reporting. .
number , .
s reporting.,
number .
5 reporting ,
1,915
62,659,269
2,452
12,948,309
3,693
52,966,008
6,125
9,911,034
4,959
47,461,359
7,792
7,005,334
DAIRY PRODl'CTS
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reptrting ,
Average sales per farm reporting dollars , .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting ,
dollars,
pounds of butterfat ,
Butter, buU^rmilk, skim milk,
and cheese sold farms reporting ,
dollars ,
10,890
323,540,000
29,710
10,435
7,158,327,042
322,906,271
548
17,224
264,509,956
15,357
15,916
6,386,507,520
263,159,279
1,308
2,172,376
1,350,677
NA
121,158
'219,304,249
'10,365
18,902
5,237,753,273
217,177,917
2,488
3,043,403
2,005,815
405
'25,617
175, 847, U7
'6,864
22,112
777,858,168
173,322,721
3,459
4,580,686
^2,448,519
'26,483
'67,127,700
'2,535
17,949
3,156,165,204
^60,434,260
8,487
25,234,009
^6,579,022
'30, 546
'95,412,911
'3,124
17,653
2,555,192,870 :
76,827,160
HA
NA
vailable, 'All dairy products sold. ^Published values for 1945 and 1940 were computed on the basis of average prices.
. equal the enumerated value of all daily proriucts sold. ^Butter sold.
table, these values
CALIFORNIA
11
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
Item
(For definitiors wid exp
Census of—
anaticns, see bext)
1959
1954
1950
1945
1940
1935
1930
1925
1920
(Oct. -Nov.)
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(January 1)
AU faims
number. ..
99,274
123,075
137,168
138,917
132,658
150,360
135,676
136,409
U7,670
CrCfpland liaiTrested
76,663
93,231
104,712
112,399
110,754
130,510
120,276
HA
NA
8,021,836
8,326,331
7,956,671
7,535,523
6,534,562
6,578,724
6,549,967
5,722,800
'5,751,190
Total value of crops harvested.
Including horticultural s
pec laities
and forest products
dollars. ..
1,808,148,704
1,574,202,895
1,215,265,815
1,093,168,408
352,425,228
NA
NA
NA
KA
Total value of crops sold.
Including
horticultural specialties
and
forest products
dollars...
1,719,056,355
1,481,964,908
1,065,928,994
979,468,677
281,567,111
NA
385,621,512
NA
NA
Com:
Com for all purposes..
...farms reporting...
5,194
4,471
3,622
3,331
6,263
4,103
6,369
4,400
NA
acres . . .
255,651
W2,713
59,656
62,097
88,594
59,715
80,449
79,413
NA
value, dollars...
25,383,285
14,125,546
2,648,810
2,407,491
2,107,938
HA
HA
NA
NA
Harvested for grain.
. . .farms reporting . . .
2,289
2,199
1,460
1,244
2,788
1,760
2,545
1,580
8,271
acres...
161,801
95,481
28,709
38,665
46,973
38,450
39,253
35,779
115,740
bushels . . .
11,033,799
5,388,719
1,150,811
1,208,391
1,507,778
1,429,093
1,323,930
1,097,365
3,448,459
Sales
. ..fazms reporting...
1,784
1,382
'651
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
2,020
bushels . . .
10,202,974
4,849,200
829,310
NA
NA
KA
NA
KA
2,170,411
dollars . . .
14,284,164
8,971,023
'1,286,913
NA
NA
HA
KA
NA
3,689,699
Cut for silage
...farms reporting...
2,700
NA
NA
NA
1,509
NA
1,286
1,096
KA
acres...
88,906
Hk
NA
NA
23,217
NA
20,527
17,205
NA
tons, green veight...
1,257,557
NA
NA
NA
219,980
NA
176,051
142,769
NA
Hogged or grazed, or
cut for
green or dry fodder
. ..faims reporting...
488
NA
*2,295
KA
2,076
NA
NA
NA
'2,033
acres . . .
4,944
*47,232
*30,947
NA
18,504
NA
20,559
25,429
'13,661
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all
purposes
— farms reporting...
2,986
'2,367
'1,819
'2,878
3,447
NA
'3,748
NA
NA
acres . . .
242,915
134,846
67,796
'114,941
81,501
85,403
78,115
44,397
182,909
value , dollsirs . . .
17,662,744
10,562,482
3,809,706
'4,467,692
1,794,072
1,739,841
1,974,790
KA
7,350,695
Harvested for grain
or seed
. . . farms reporting • . .
2,516
1,736
1,436
59,036
1,949
2,918
4,434
69,953
3,322
73,274
KA
HA
2i:,0i8
111,342
95,202
73,842
35,829
157,830
hundredweight . . .
7,630,786
3,308,844
1,337,248
1,769,800
1,340,U0
1,122,580
1,034,568
528,260
2,268,334
Soles
...farms reporting...
2,208
1,437
'1,108
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
hundredweight. . .
6,894,224
2,807,584
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
14,133,160
7,524,326
'2,962,952
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
KA
Cut far silage
. ..fauBS reporting...
253
NA
NA
NA
244
NA
KA
NA
NA
acres . . .
16,342
NA
NA
NA
3,531
KA
HA
HA
HA
tons, green weight...
227,556
NA
NA
NA
36,692
NA
HA
NA
HA
Hogged or grazed, or
cut for
dry forage or hay..
...farms reporting...
276
NA
•426
NA
333
NA
KA
NA
1,386
acres . . .
U,515
23,475
"8,737
NA
4,122
NA
NA
NA
14,519
tons out...
15,076
KA
'21,907
NA
7,483
NA
KA
KA
24,545
Salea
tons...
6,665
79,980
NA
NA
NA
(')
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars...
HA
Harvested for sirup.
. ..fams reporting...
2
3
NA
3
NA
5
NA
78
acres . . .
29
23
NA
6
NA
33
258
560
gaUons...
2,290
1,880
NA
750
NA
5,475
NA
62,973
Sales
. . . f ana reporting • • .
NA
3
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
4,580
3,266
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
KA
Small grains harvested:
Wheat
. ..fanu reporting...
2,884
3,101
4,369
3,667
5,011
6,073
5,098
NA
9,961
acres . . .
337,852
459,070
620,884
525,448
589,095
614,836
632,779
358,537
1,086,428
bushels...
8,170,040
8,835,857
11,210,357
10,010,604
10,371,800
9,825,332
10,957,957
5,129,145
15,856,882
value, dollars...
14,460,971
18,908,734
22,301,935
15,237,889
7,910,907
7,778,281
12,830,322
7,796,065
36,938,477
Sales
2,691
2,663
3,308
10,191,443
NA
KA
KA
HA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
7,854,460
8,222,852
NA
NA
KA
HA
HA
NA
dollars . . .
U,902,396
17,596,906
NA
NA
KA
KA
KA
HA
HA
Oats
. ..fazins reporting...
l,U5
2,309
2,015
2,085
2,190
2,325
1,678
1,197
3,596
129,639
170,995
139,600
149,855
143,156
115,587
88,663
79,037
145,889
bushels...
4,245,656
5,570,656
3,454,203
4,306,334
4,227,089
3,233,166
2,152,557
1,437,781
2,966,776
value, dollars...
3,354,068
4,623,644
2,872,210
3,478,741
1,706,355
1,325,598
1,251,908
1,247,822
2,965,776
Sales
. . . farms reporting ■ . .
773
1,451
1,214
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
2,032
bushels . . .
3,547,780
4,436,408
2,621,303
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
1,938,644
dollars . . .
2,802,746
3,682,221
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
1,988,644
Barley
. ..fanns reporting...
7,639
11,246
10,493
9,436
10,096
8,552
7,905
4,877
10,743
acres. ..
1,508,001
1,860,507
1,500,426
1,407,902
1,245,614
1,104,827
1,065,501
751,931
987,068
100-lb. bags...
32,396,897
35,365,879
24,560,939
18,901,984
15,623,775
12,470,403
13,938,405
7,900,107
10,510,696
value, dollars...
69,329,360
85,585,427
55,808,216
42,834,855
13,895,167
11,950,803
20,178,807
19,145,751
35,035,654
Sales
. ..faras reporting...
6,887
9,021
7,866
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
7,319
lOO-lb. bags...
29,235,814
30,548,701
22,001,955
NA
KA
HA
NA
HA
7,207,658
dollars . . .
52,564,639
73,927,854
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
KA
24,025,526
Rye
...faras reporting...
118
NA
NA
226
176
229
162
. 82
463
acres . . .
4,927
NA
NA
12,188
8,649
9,747
6,097
1,493
18,396
bushels . . .
56,343
NA
HA
131,491
80,953
U9,530
67,531
18,679
185,820
value, dollars...
63,104
NA
NA
144,008
51,797
89,648
71,790
26,151
343,770
Sales
...faras reporting...
81
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
bushels . . .
38,761
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
dollars . . .
43,414
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Flaxseed
...fanas reporting...
222
291
916
694
440
82
1
37,922
40,785
155,290
137,737
79,754
8,212
7
bushels . . .
1,324,570
1,234,321
3,610,615
2,889,281
1,481,077
170,613
17
value , dollars . . .
3,841,253
4,134,975
14,215,398
9,325,857
2,405,478
295,160
47
Sales
...farms reporting...
220
287
908
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
bushels . . .
1,314,136
1,208,752
3,592,169
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
dollars . . .
3,810,995
4,049,320
KA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
Rice
...faras reporting...
1,365
1,360
942
712
431
441
371
294
490
acres . . .
302,132
474,421
303,747
231,908
104,931
93,988
82,444
71,641
130,367
lOO-lb. bags...
13,231,755
12,654,688
9,909,835
6,531,724
3,568,496
2,911,981
2,235,757
1,602,120
3,115,841
value, dollars...
55,441,053
56,693,002
33,891,635
24,084,022
4,638,949
4,335,618
5,167,082
6,052,452
20,432,627
Sales
...farms reporting...
1,362
1,333
936
NA
KA
NA
HA
HA
NA
100-lb. bags...
13,051,400
12,432,535
9,634,338
NA
KA
NA
NA
HA
NA
dollars . . .
54,685,368
55,697,757
NA
NA
KA
HA
HA
NA
NA
Safflower
. . . fanas reporting . . .
565
125
1
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
116,387
19,252
20
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
3,997,187
383,319
500
NA
KA
HA
NA
NA
KA
value , dollars . . .
7,194,937
766,638
1,100
NA
HA
KA
NA
NA
HA
Sales
...faras reporting...
554
125
NA
NA
KA
KA
HA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
3,982,728
383,319
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
7,168,910
766,638
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
HA
NA
See footnotes at end of table.
12
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Census of—
(For derinilions and explanations, see text)
1959
1954
1050
1945
1940
1935
1930
1925
1920
(Oct. -Nov.)
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
{January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April I)
(January 1)
(January 1)
Small grains tiarvested-ContinuetJ
Mustard seed farms reporting . . .
13
23
47
NA
87
NA
48
HA
80
acres . . .
760
2,212
2,261
NA
4,480
NA
1,628
HA
2,828
bushels . . .
9,217
15,886
28,859
NA
57,612
NA
19,437
NA
20,395
value, dollars...
27,651
101,352
133,904
NA
133,661
NA
78,913
NA
94,635
Sales farms reporting. . .
12
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
9,074
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
dollars . . .
27,222
96,284
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
KA
NA
Other grains faims reporting . . .
171
191
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
22,196
7,332
36,675
27,240
11,768
2,927
11,222
2,760
bushels . . .
605,010
89,919
815,275
582,125
222,042
54,921
208,336
74,239
value , dollars . . .
695,762
112,399
942,610
686,910
122,126
32,953
204,953
103,934
Sales farms reporting. . .
134
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
bushels . . .
530,792
53,954
549,828
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
610,412
67,442
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Annual legumes:
Soybeans harvested for
beans fanns reporting...
2
13
NA
3
3
NA
NA
32
506
NA
54
NA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
436
11,839
NA
661
740
HA
NA
1,002
30,781
NA
1,487
1,480
NA
NA
Sales dollaj^ . . .
1,002
30,781
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Peanuts harvested for picking or
threshing farms reporting. . .
7
8
NA
107
30
HA
NA
161
acres . . .
507
320
NA
1,124
NA
HA
NA
516
pounds . . .
891,860
114,100
NA
1,344,688
'2,305
'1,474
NA
'16,946
value, dollars...
98,105
17,115
NA
45,719
2,8m
1,844
NA
49,145
Sales dollars . . .
77,876
16,773
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Lima beans harvested for
dry beans farms reporting. . .
664
963
1,628
1,333
1,423
(10,
(10,
NA
(10)
93,505
116,585
169,280
160,768
123,842
(10,
(10,
HA
(J2>
lOO-lb. bags...
1,M8,271
2,256,735
2,763,642
2,161,030
1,548,596
'Jo'
(10,
NA
(10,
value, dollars...
17,142,018
19,633,594
24,034,607
16,787,362
7,123,541
(10)
(10)
NA
(10)
Sales dollars . . .
16,795,883
19,240,922
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans^^.... fanns reporting...
1,987
3,087
2,918
2,362
"3,746
6,611
7,013
4,811
8,743
acres . . .
153,589
169,108
153,588
135,231
^^162,770
''297,966
"327,363
206,275
471,674
lOO-lb. bags...
2,433,775
2,512,778
1,967,387
1,526,709
1,755,669
3,246,089
3,212,203
NA
3,808,916
value , dollars . . .
22,147,353
23,117,558
15,795,671
9,557,084
6,481,352
14,321,690
26,825,542
NA
30,798,869
Sales dollars . . .
21,709,271
22,655,206
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Dry field and seed peas other than
Austrian winter peas harvested
52
67
300
272
'^246
NA
84
NA
403
acres ! '. ',
3,059
4,915
15,634
18,388
>'13,226
NA
'^3,368
HA
20,983
100-lb. bags!!!
64,401
53,758
180,129
207,374
138,052
KA
37,172
HA
109,667
value, dollars...
450,807
311,792
1,161,830
1,228,785
566,013
NA
176,548
HA
648,864
Sales dollars . . .
352,924
311,792
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
Hay craps (see text):
land fron which hay was cut^* acres...
1,632,600
1,729,988
1,672,241
"1,961,970
1*1,563,112
1=1,718,088
1*1,848,533
1*1,862,687
2,112,549
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating, .farms reporting —
13,564
19,876
20,254
22,504
24,789
27,470
32,509
31,086
31,652
acres . . .
1,015,516
1,056,724
892,844
945,319
732,321
690,025
794,946
739,457
718,515
tons...
5,353,510
5,083,254
3,958,516
4,291,708
3,012,318
2,686,263
2,793,820
'>A
2,412,554
value, dollars...
144,544,770
109,289,961
91,207,603
84,219,835
29,874,807
25,250,872
45,760,488
NA
54,282,479
Sales f amis reporting . . .
8,052
9,242
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
tons . . .
3,878,397
3,010,081
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
104,716,719
64,716,739
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
KA
Clover, timothy, and mixtures
of clover and grasses
cut for hay farms reporting . . .
2,478
2,533
1,500
1,199
969
937
NA
NA
NA
136,051
101,326
54,489
39,099
33,328
32,730
44,219
26,996
80,465
tons...
242,227
168,478
91,310
69,715
55,168
55,819
68,558
NA
119,311
value , dollars . . .
5,571,2a
3,622,277
1,897,915
1,280,292
495,189
507,953
1,008,578
NA
2,216,971
Sales fanns reporting...
457
309
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
tons...
49,413
16,972
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
1,136,499
364,904
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch;
wheat; barley; rye; wild oats;
volunteer grains; or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting...
7,794
11,219
14,846
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
39,958
acres . . .
330,560
396,147
542,916
1'536,523
1'561,712
"725,236
1*766,568
1*891,936
1,085,380
tons. . .
529,153
611,405
696,635
415,914
737,157
814,253
928,361
NA
1,296,807
value, dollars...
U, 641, 366
11,922,398
15,742,903
l'U,133,741
''7,789,037
7,491,128
14,745,866
NA
30,474,979
2,424
2,693
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons . . .
170,969
148,106
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
dollars . . .
3,761,318
2,888,067
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
1,080
1,346
1,640
2,780
3,285
NA
2,793
NA
3,061
acres . . .
97,846
102,164
118,065
195,773
148,909
NA
132,470
113,619
178,353
tons.. .
109,250
116,030
131,950
214,888
170,391
NA
141,919
NA
185,592
value, dollars . . .
1,966,500
1,740,450
2,532,756
3,234,578
1,209,543
HA
1,436,760
NA
2,598,288
Sales fanns reporting. . .
209
130
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
tons...
14,904
5,120
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
dollars . . .
268,272
76,800
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
1,005
44,244
2,137
71,208
2,271
77,161
6,248
245,256
NA
85,328
HA
270,097
NA
110,330
NA
90,679
NA
49,836
tons
65,064
123,345
109,413
361,724
122,746
307,095
160,023
NA
67,367
value, dollars...
1,236,216
1,850,175
2,172,370
6,142,860
1,057,165
2,494,095
2,201,567
NA
1,178,938
Sales fanns reporting...
206
406
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons...
15,759
25,511
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
dollars , . .
299,421
382,665
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
Grass silage made from grasses.
alfalfa, clover, or
qman grains f amis reporting . . .
165
56
4
NA
1'46
NA
NA
NA
8,383
2,419
85
NA
1 '1,514
NA
NA
NA
HA
tons, green weight...
97,766
24,654
740
NA
"7,433
NA
NA
NA
NA
733,245
172,578
5,180
NA
^''17,935
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales dollars —
170,801
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA
13
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions ajid explai
Census of—
naljons. see t«xt)
1959
1954
1950
1945
1940
1935
1930
1925
1920
(Oct. -Nov.)
(Oct. -Nov.)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(April 1)
(January 1)
(January 1)
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed
.faims reporting...
676
1,001
932
529
692
HA
477
NA
NA
acres . . .
130,158
124,532
61,647
21,944
25,123
HA
14,732
NA
NA
pounds. ..
•46,624,131
56,U4,580
13,900,589
3,126,780
4,385,940
NA
3,405,420
NA
NA
value , dollars . . .
15,385,963
19,078,957
4,189,310
1,017,650
508,327
NA
658,700
NA
NA
Sales
15,246,093
2
18,888,170
7
NA
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Aufltrlan winter peas
.fanus reporting...
NA
acres . . .
36
329
320
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds. . .
52,175
155,100
315,800
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
1,565
3,102
15,790
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Sales
1,535
4
2,947
2
NA
4
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2
NA
NA
NA
Bennuda grass seed
.fanns reporting...
acres . . .
317
51
245
NA
NA
NA
430
NA
HA
pounds...
47,500
6,800
21,950
NA
NA
NA
66,000
NA
NA
value , dollars —
7,125
1,360
5,488
NA
NA
NA
9,900
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
7,125
1,292
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Blrdflfoot trefoil seed..
.faiTBs reporting...
22
17
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acres . . .
2,872
1,097
25
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
491,359
200,916
6,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
368,519
120,550
9,600
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
366,047
U8,139
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Bltiegrass (JunegraBs)
. f aims reporting . . .
6
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
404
125
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
107,760
27,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
45,259
44,550
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
45,259
42,322
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Braneerass seed
fanns reporting
3
6
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acres '. '. '.
57
326
65
NA
Ki
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
30,700
108,700
10,726
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
4,298
10,870
4,290
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
4,298
10,326
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
CanaTygrass seed
. farms reporting . . •
16
8
U
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,674
436
309
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
254,020
121,367
54,681
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
127,011
24,273
27,341
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
127,011
23,059
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Clover seed:
AlfiUte clover seed . . .
.fams reporting...
65
68
75
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
2,593
1,928
2,131
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
793,587
617,609
675,028
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
150,782
179,107
195,758
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars. . .
148,400
175,524
NA
NA
NA
NA
is"*
NA
NA
Ladlno clover seed...
.farmB reporting...
145
140
272
NA
"140
HA
19]j
NA
NA
17,041
10,545
10,263
NA
"3,680
HA
i«2a4
NA
NA
pounds . . .
4,288,613
2,432,179
1,183,639
NA
^'755,760
HA
i»36,540
NA
HA
value, dollars...
2,272,965
1,264,733
1,526,895
NA
"147,122
HA
"6,039
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
2,271,427
1,239,439
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Bad clover seed
.. . f ams reporting . . .
48
33
9
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
2
acres . . .
3,956
2,008
85
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
pounds...
2,033,592
441,5U
16,840
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
4,440
value, dollars...
671,085
229,586
6,736
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,924
Sales
669,502
2
224,993
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
White clover seed.. ..
. .fanis reporting...
NA
acres . . .
71
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
pounds...
14,900
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
5,960
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Sales
dollars . . .
5,944
"itt
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Fescue seed
..fanns reporting...
2
5
4
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
461
65
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
povmds...
16,060
136,915
18,065
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
1,769
31,490
7,226
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars...
1,742
29,916
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
GreioBgrass seed
..fanns reporting...
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
acres...
30
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
pounds...
20,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
8,000
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
8,000
iui
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
lUllet seed
..fanns reporting...
7
15
1
NA
NA
NA
"2
NA
"1
acres . . .
111
513
13
NA
NA
NA
"10
NA
NA
pounds . . .
a,451
419,200
10,765
NA
NA
NA
■'650O
HA
"2,500
value, dollars...
6,145
20,960
431
NA
NA
NA
1*234
NA
"200
Sales
dollars...
5,865
19,912
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Ryegrass seed
. . fanns reporting . . .
5
17
7
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
552
1,022
363
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds...
329,700
753,885
105,403
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
19,782
60, 3U
15,810
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
19,722
57,296
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Stidangrass seed
..farms reporting...
60
134
104
NA
NA
lU
47
NA
NA
acres. ..
7,948
12,164
6,782
NA
NA
NA
2,207
NA
NA
pounds...
14,478,0U
9,705,442
5,706,266
NA
NA
NA
1,000,320
NA
NA
value, dollars...
868,681
873,490
342,376
NA
NA
NA
38,035
NA
NA
Sales
dollars...
859,995
829,819
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
NA
NA
NA
1
NA
acres ! '. '.
10
NA
NA
NA
6
NA
NA
pounds . . .
4,000
NA
NA
NA
1,800
NA
value, dollars...
440
NA
NA
NA
84
NA
Sales
431
100
126
62
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
NA
NA
HA
Vetch seed
..fanns reporting...
NA
16,348
18,185
5,791
NA
NA
HA
936
NA
NA
ptmnds . . .
3,582,578
6,481,280
1,837,402
NA
NA
NA
634,920
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
250,780
324,064
91,870
NA
NA
NA
25,927
NA
NA
Sales
247,995
8
307,860
7
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ea grass sec
' fanns reDortine" '
NA
acres ! ! '.
321
125
60
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
pounds . . .
59,600
25,340
4,428
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
11,920
4,308
1,550
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Sales
HnllnT-n. _-
11,760
2,253
4,093
4,316
NA
3,622
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Other field seed crops acres . . .
NA
value, dollars...
209,357
257,541
90,278
NA
99,256
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales
dollars . . .
208,997
248,638
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
, end of table .
14
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
other field crops harvested:
Brocmcom farms reporting.
tans of brush.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Castor beans farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cotton farms reporting .
bales .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Hops farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars .
Sales dollars .
Irish potatoes for heme use
or for sale f aims reporting .
hundredweight .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Popcorn fanes reporting.
pounds (ear com) .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Root crops for feed famis reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
*,980
U, 320,730
673,288
673,288
8,672
820,804
1,791,260
304,514,200
304,514,200
5,688
9,612,577
5,212,873
5,212,873
1,151
85,822
23,101,148
63,528,157
60,987,034
102,000
5,610
5,610
1,745
2,520,588
176,442
176,442
9,828
879,723
1,458,520
277,U8,800
277,118,800
6,489
10,896,925
4,685,676
4,685,678
2,649
93,630
22,468,727
60,191,813
57,674,064
80,056
5,6<X
5,604
8,355
861,569
1,230,532
195,548,813
8,326
12,803,797
7,426,202
3,867
100,252
23,467,566
56,213,909
4,316
261,530
317,531
40,941,487
3,733
91,875
17,782,712
42,261,938
5,316
316,292
435,397
26,519,449
6,354
8,767,816
1,969,999
3,184
58,231
11,158,278
9,689,843
2,116
1,689,700
60,279
2,741
84,016
378,071
3,799
216,177
251,060
°16, 710,554
6,148
45,309
6,530,243
6,312,567
4,300
300,058
253,881
26,206,637
4,144
7,905,965
869,656
6,394
31,658
3,893,522
8,954,701
2,358
144,047
78,548
"9,573,885
4,409
43,225
4,557,916
6,940,236
4,141
59,379
296,895
Root and grain crops hogged or
grazed other than com,
sorghums, and soybeans .. .fai^ns reporting..
value , dollars . .
Sugar beet seed farms reporting .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars ,
Sugar beets for sugar fanns reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Sunflower seed fanns reporting .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales .dollars .
Sweetpotatoes for home use
or for sale fanns reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other field crops acres .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
1,934,555
251,556
251,556
2,099
205,500
4,781,450
53,552,237
53,552,237
5,070
148,172
333,387
324,403
9,073
72,797,347
5,095,814
4,367,839
1,134
217,870
217,870
2,758,364
303,420
303,420
1,755
213,258
4,314,422
48,752,971
48,752,971
7,147
275,104
467,677
458,323
10,297
72,782,050
5,332,939
4,533,001
1,168
118,212
73,852
1,423
127,748
2,390,861
26,204,735
4,162
107,990
194,383
1,094
8,917
39,709,154
3,177,473
68,703
1,175,384
13,668,872
1,176
11,043
57,271,700
2,489,160
1,780
151,713
2,394,140
U, 777,823
2,364
70,426
50,706
7,581
46,268,800
873,746
1,339
101,362
1,510,156
7,898,116
1,660
10,267
55,253,000
954,369
39,844
452,818
3,319,364
2,951
83,119
68,287
1,316
8,307
43,484,900
1,165,411
65,430
659,933
6,260,404
3,466
15,298,700
810,680
Value of specified crops harvested,
except fruits, nuts, horticultural
specialties, and vegetables dollars
^'592,136,117
Value of crops sold, except fruits,
nuts, horticultural specialties,
and vegetables dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
773,823,600
699,166,343
^'486,168,104
CALIFORNIA
15
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(Foe dermition«i and explanatjons, see text)
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1953
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
hone use^* farms reporting —
value, dollars...
21,833
MA
37,628
NA
51,568
NA
71,482
5,967,410
35,424
1,475,798
30,827
1,090,863
26,777
1,533,041
NA
NA
37,123
2,370,285
Vegetables harvested for
sale^' farms reporting . . .
Sales doUars . . .
5,856
657,344
268,649,022
7,161
560,116
196,257,582
8,964
537,681
180,862,162
12,816
542,930
136,048,149
11,030
406,419
38,960,365
NA
454,557
NA
13,845
355,231
60,272,659
NA
NA
NA
10,937
145,834
24,082,008
Artichokes , globe fanns reporting . . .
126
8,429
127
6,493
178
6,475
NA
NA
262
10,366
NA
NA
2a
6,783
NA
NA
NA
NA
Asparagus farms reporting . . .
288
82,618
244
73,055
320
70,729
NA
NA
635
64,905
NA
NA
728
53,315
NA
NA
265
17,444
Beans f green liaa farms reporting...
307
22,157
321
25,186
5U
16,869
NA
NA
676
4,317
NA
NA
192
1,567
NA
NA
(26)
(")
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting...
611
6,878
954
8,505
1,356
7,582
1,621
10,416
1,883
7,803
2,647
12,365
2,644
12,640
NA
NA
"1,606
"4,126
Beets (table) farms reporting...
130
598
239
1,332
257
1,044
NA
KA
549
1,329
NA
NA
298
1,386
NA
NA
200
439
Blackeyea and other
green cowpeas farms reporting. . .
acres...
13
97
47
345
1
(Z)
NA
NA
30
436
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Broccoli farms repoi^lng...
338
19,901
340
15,278
623
15,597
NA
NA
514
5,197
NA
NA
32
228
NA
NA
NA
NA
Brussels sprouts farms reporting...
79
5,312
84
4,645
130
3,966
NA
NA
133
3,082
NA
NA
83
791
NA
NA
61
441
658
10,972
774
8,300
927
8,»40
1,455
18,981
1,257
5,959
1,766
6,310
1,588
5,070
2,147
6,066
1,639
5,422
Cantalcoipfl, honeydew, Persians,
and muslonelons faims reporting...
600
58,440
690
48,977
956
45,810
NA
NA
1,144
28,953
NA
NA
2,231
46,365
1,872
31,243
2,301
21,470
Carrots farms reporting...
578
22,960
610
25,911
842
27,920
NA
NA
1,538
16,017
NA
NA
718
7,847
NA
NA
320
580
439
14,026
479
10,151
819
14,033
NA
NA
1,027
11,736
NA
NA
631
10,146
NA
NA
390
3,668
Celery farms reporting . . .
372
15,433
489
14,370
789
14,457
NA
KA
743
10,082
NA
NA
589
9,336
NA
NA
517
5,351
Chinese cabbage f aims reporting . . .
31
94
38
95
24
52
NA
NA
13
73
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
KA
22
93
18
67
9
U
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Com, sweet farms reporting...
864
18,394
1,354
19,533
1,803
15,651
NA
NA
2,143
12,301
3,383
14,029
3,198
11,487
2,401
7,335
1,964
5,259
CucuDbers and pickles . .farms reporting...
701
5,821
677
4,726
1,126
5,336
NA
NA
916
2,506
NA
NA
1,193
3,170
KA
NA
361
1,786
Eggplant farms reporting . . .
66
222
125
275
148
408
NA
NA
134
205
NA
NA
85
145
NA
NA
56
45
Escarole, endive,
and chicory fanns reporting . . .
84
775
121
702
91
420
NA
NA
NA
273
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Garlic f RDs rencrtinff
UO
3,063
120
2,088
108
2,059
NA
NA
206
2,073
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
NA
8
172
4
1
1
1
NA
NA
3
15
NA
NA
1
4
NA
NA
Lettuce and ranalne.. . .farms reporting...
1,078
118,970
1,362
126,321
1,710
127,065
1,581
78,222
NA
80,391
NA
NA
2,153
60,564
2,528
31,650
1,409
6,121
133
957
152
541
171
492
NA
NA
76
118
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Okra fanuB reporting. . .
60
242
94
278
134
381
NA
NA
46
73
NA
NA
27
35
NA
NA
9
7
CKAaaa, Ary fanns reporting...
662
13,757
514
9,104
983
10,382
NA
NA
1,082
7,776
NA
NA
1,591
9,656
1,513
8,759
1,482
8,512
Ctalons, green fanns reporting...
198
2,463
268
1,868
220
1,003
NA
HA
325
560
NA
NA
137
305
NA
NA
10
8
64
811
63
375
42
427
NA
NA
103
244
NA
NA
29
179
NA
NA
9
26
Parsnips farms reporting . . .
15
374
42
498
52
263
NA
NA
95
230
NA
NA
17
30
NA
NA
34
48
Peas , green farms reporting . . .
216
8,717
320
12,620
556
17,711
833
26,572
1,399
34,897
NA
1,789
26,783
NA
NA
1,451
8,246
See footnotes at end of table.
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definilioi
■xpUi,.!
■xO
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoesHContinued
Vegetables harvested for sale — Continued
Peppers, hot fanns reporting
Peppers, sweet fanns reporting
Plmlentos farms reporting
PunqDklns fanns reporting
Radishes fanns reporting
Rhuljarb fanns reporting
Rutabagas fanns reporting
Spinach fanns reporting
Squash farms reporting
Swiss chard fanns reporting
Tomatoes fanns reporting
rumip greens faims reporting
Turnips fanns reporting
Watennelons farms reporting
Mixed vegetables farms reporting
Other vegetables acres .
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:^'
Blackberries and
dewberries farms reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars .
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting.
pounds,
value, dollars.
Boysenberries farms reporting .
pounds,
value, dollars .
CSuTants .
-fanns reporting .
Loganberries farms reporting .
value, dollars...
Raspberries fanns reporting . .
Strawberries fanns reporting .
Youngberries farms reporting. . .
See footnotes at end of table .
184
6,826
518
5,635
22
1,107
135
1,865
147
2,509
10
U7
6
61
221
9,738
976
6,895
1,397
617
20,165
2,168
14,323,875
1,145,914
1,053
11,285
146,736,084
27,879,860
2,405
15,119,819
2,267,973
1,415
8,030
106,095,874
21,219,175
''1,725
^'4,312
'18,330,511
5 '1,649, 746
1,057
1,125
8,386,740
2,338,418
1,974
5,150
25,083,362
2,168,661
2,163
5,377
21,871,690
1,458,113
2 '491
'5,058
3,182
1,554
3,622,347
362, U8
1,185
1,077
,449,208
524,235
3,072
5,001
22,456,503
2,523,664
CALIFORNIA
17
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tiee fruits, nuts, and ?ranes-^
Tariff In bearing and nonbearing frmt
orchards, groves, '/ineyards, and
planted nut trees fanns reporting.
Apples farnis reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting.
nianber.
Quantity harvested fanna reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Apricots fanns reporting.
Trees of all ages nuaber.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age fanos reporting.
nuitfber.
Quantity harvested fanas reporting.
value, dollars .
Sales dollars .
Avocados .'.... f annfl reportiTg .
Trees of all ages nuaber .
Trees not- of bearing
age farms reporting .
nundier.
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting.
nuDber,
Quantity
harvested'* fsjias reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cherries^'' faias reporting.
Trees of all ages miaber.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
Treee of bearing
age fanna reporting.
number.
Quantity har/eated fams reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Dates farms reporting . .
Trees or all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting..
number..
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting..
number. .
Quantity harvested fanns reporting,.
pounds..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars .
Figs farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age fanna reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting.
tons, fresh weight.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
50,372
1,434,1
7,844
26,403
1,611,324
2,828
185,812
9,290,440
9,290,440
8,838
39,403
3,047,499
3,299
168,590
19,724,801
19,724,801
6,255
24,200
2,026,330
4,513
93,102,189
7,448,174
7,448,174
4,231
12,520
858,137
1,090
15,084
6,848,313
6,848,313
39,621,770
2,377,307
2,377,307
4,851
21,996
1,116,391
62,627
5,135,224
5,135,224
57,327
1,322,985
9,892
27,431
1,719,843
3,112
173,529
12,494,342
12,494,342
11,975
38,665
3,013,423
4,000
116,272
14,301,752
14,301,762
7,235
23,683
1,868,379
4,199
36,852,237
6,633,402
6,633,402
5,571
10,999
779,258
1,437
20,205
6,789,487
6,789,487
349
4,823
227,194
83
24,888
329
202,306
278
30,833,525
1,541,677
1,541,677
6,725
27,367
1,470,825
80,006
4,958,723
4,958,723
86,564
'1,470,657
18,095
30,766
1,939,146
4,150
159,204
6,043,844
22,141
46,723
3,664,185
5,554
140,284
10,755,248
70,216
1,502,965
19,835
2,886
21,017,734
4,203,547
10,515
U,759
919,134
2,433
31,103
5,245,028
11,354
29,975
1,502,357
66,490
1,415,011
15,801
5,113
155,797
2,590,522
80,449
1,551,172
13,728
8,948
253,220
8,611,754
4,842
KA
852,059
2,728
23,945,133
1,212,183
3,495
26,777
2,4U,743
10,576
1,916,013
3,124
NA
1,348,2U
78,639
1,603,447
19,267
50,258
3,344,076
KA
19,840
82,640
6,488,448
2,566
5,059
487,920
11,307
17,963
1,411,410
13,488
49,057
3,044,444
32,379
HA
4,426,860
18
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tree (ruits, nuts, and grapes ^^-Continued
Grapes fanoB reporting .
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing
age fanns reporting.
number.
Vines of bearing
age farms reporting .
Quantity harvested . .farms reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Grapes, raisin (Thorapeon,
Muscat, etc.) farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing
age faims reporting.
number .
Vines of bearing
age farms reporting..
number . .
Quantity harvested. .fanns reporting..
tons, fresh weight.
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Grapes, table (Tokay, Iifalaga,
Einperor, etc.) 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..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Grapes, wine or Juice
(Zinfandel, AUcante,
Carlgnane, etc.) 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..
value , dollars .
Sales 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 fanns reporting . .
pounds .
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Kumquats farms reporting.
Trees of all ages nijmber .
Trees not of bearing
age fanns reporting.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity
harvested^* farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Nectarines farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table .
2,781,608
138,692,237
138,692,237
8,997
227,262
110,779,272
8,370
97,108,708
7,080
1,530,785
75,008,370
75,008,370
5,798
105,359
47,944,324
607,443
32,801,695
32,801,695
5,445
136,613
66,363,898
6,134,718
5,114
60,229,180
4,388
643,380
30,682,172
30,882,172
170
2,223,534
102,070,137
102,070,137
9,625
201,751
96,6U,638
9,259
92,003,489
7,848
1,117,926
52,207,351
52,207,351
7,075
87,157
39,609,985
6,349
37,679,514
3,090
475,994
23,418,958
23,418,958
6,310
140,660
71,274,525
2,861,443
6,075
68,413,082
5,132
629,614
26,443,828
26,443,828
142
10,938
1,094
1,094
3,657
4,656
12,095
6,634
,233,573
719,38.4
861
1,362
291,141
297,943
3,007
3,550
942,432
421,441
977
680
40,512
17,705
,658,729
1,982,887
,658,729
1,982,887
221,767,537
12,165
217,194
104,782,722
U,262
98,788,489
9,035
1,236,282
4i,038,O42
NA
11,435
97,141
44,890,037
9,467
41,940,830
4,060
545,916
24,415,813
m.
8,891
174,385
88,130,126
8,133
81,038,218
6,626
599,699
18,468,572
NA
2,681
2,502
229,664
23,153
206,196,986
19,172
2,007,640
30,357,033
KA
11,903
NA
104,620,518
9,383
NA
39,586,539
8,977
NA
75,256,819
238,708,343
32,707
526,845
257,841,067
15,493
233,611
U2, 547, 654
11,822
105,680
49,315,754
13,997
187,554
95,977,659
1,692
2,704
147,306
42,928
NA
280,638,674
CALIFORNIA
19
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For dennitions and evplaj
Tree fruits, nuts, and Rrapes^^-Cwtinued
Olives farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age faims reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested^* — farniB reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Peaches fanns reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
Trees of tjearlng
age faims reporting.
Quantity harve3ted..faBiiB reporting.
218,933
3,523
1,386,895
1,498
52,857
5,339,437
5,339,437
5,239
28,409
1,660,475
4,6U
1,472,132
1,753
32,550
5,0;5,292
5,045,292
6,845
28, U9
1,673,997
5,593
1,438,027
1,977
30,557
5,107,519
lU
866,978
52,624,337
49,467,292
673,309
41,940,937
40,973,885
4,816
1,135,538
760
52,272
4,224
1,083,266
1,698
19,697
1,570,700
NA
22,328
NA
8,335,502
18,422
6,645,718
9,075
483, U9
10,638,623
NA
18,888
NA
8,856,182
27,460
129,605
11,855,731
Peaebes, clingstone.. ..fauns reporting...
lyees of all ages mmber. .
Trees not of bearing
age f aims reporting . .
number. .
Trees of bearing
age f aims reporting . .
number . .
^lantity harvested, .farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Peaches, freestone faznis reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting..
number. .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
number. .
(kiantity liarve8ted..faiiiis reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Peers farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing
age fams reporting..
number .
Trees of bearing
age f anss reporting .
number.
Quantity harvested.. fams reporting..
tons.
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Pears, Bartlett fanns reporting.
Trees of all agea number. .
Trees not of bearing
age fanoB reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age fams reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested . .farms reporting .
tons.
value, dollars .
Sales dollara .
Pears other than
Bartlett fams reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age fams reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age fama reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested .. fams reporting.
tons.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,172
86,850
8,493,583
6,3CB
6,479,356
3,164
572,451
33,774,609
30,912,290
10,220
48,154
4,599,641
294,527
18,849,728
18,555,002
380,813
25,311,027
25,311,027
5,886
40,320
4,019,719
5,114
3,061,925
2,394
340,125
22,788,360
22,788,360
2,386
4,856
457,035
40,688
2,522,667
2,522,667
8,210
60,081
5,860,792
7,044
4,617,162
3,109
439,555
24,175,525
23,208,473
12,740
39,028
3,780,256
10,959
2,977,731
4,522
233,754
17,765,412
17,765,412
376,694
26,983,029
26,983,029
7,429
35,<'0O
3,471,828
6,386
3,036,932
2,835
330,410
23,789,426
23,789,426
2,326
5,011
499,510
46,284
3,193,603
3,193,603
14,2U
58,904
5,621,455
U,018
4,677,736
3,537
456,677
18,323,716
NA
20,802
37,921
3,599,353
16,091
2,994,331
5,366
199,673
10,909,540
NA
12,509
37,555
3,676,545
9,752
3,310,819
3,417
279,902
11,927,404
NA
5,381
6,731
651,899
16,863
NA
4,343,303
17,188
NA
3,793,419
U,841
NA
4,497,316
11,925
4,203,134
5,176
213,918
6,850,248
HA
5,060
NA
1,018,788
18,854
84,758
7,489,093
29,766
NA
7,397,456
20 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions and expiai
Census of —
Ttee fruits, nuts, and otanes^^Continued
Perslmmanjs, Japanese faima reporting...
Trees of all ages nmiber. . .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting . . .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting...
Quantity harvested fanns reporting. . .
pounds . . .
value, dollars . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Plums pT,rf prunes farms reporting. . .
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting . . .
Trees of bearing
age farms repoirting . . .
number . . .
Quantity harvested, .farms repor-ting. . ,
tons, fresh weight..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars...
Plums farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age '. faims reporting..
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
Quantity harvested.. fanns reporting..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Prunes faims reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting . .
number . .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting..
Quantity harvested, .farms reporting..
tons, dry weight..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Pcmegranfites farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age f aims reporting. .
number. .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting . .
number..
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
pounds. .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Quinces faims reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting. .
rrumber. .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting. .
number . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds. .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,371
697
55,137
3,985,136
199,260
199,260
420,050
60,7-;«,";i7
60,287,663
7,576
23,401
2,973,452
2,659
92,074
14,179,396
13,718,642
6,139
103,797
8,970,942
3,856
131,185
46,569,021
46,569,021
96,813
137
22,859
,137,770
325,511
325,511
1,933
598
54,892
2,559,875
153,593
153,593
1,564,004
NA
9,535,164
487,098
47,624,187
45,335,323
9,597
25,236
2,586,631
2,333
67,073
12,006,067
11,285,599
7,748
100,260
8,512,537
168,010
35,618,120
34,549,724
1,225
534
51,876
4,462,944
156,204
156,204
1,625
656
55,297
2,690
NA
110,546
1,602
2,158
195,210
16,362
27,672
3,038,639
3,183
72,904
7,415,675
10,891
108,971
8,996,936
5,783
146,243
22,823,360
24,395
NA
13,894,006
21,824
NA
14,107,391
11,089
527,311
15,661,572
13,086
KA
2,748,622
NA
305,024
KA
2,443,598
762
NA
15,375
164
1,377
612
13,998
135
20,210
NA
17,209,485
NA
1,593,979
NA
15,615,506
27,225
216,022
18,923,979
2,521
399
43,631
151,530
6,064
6,064
276,624
8,297
8,297
CALIFORNIA
21
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^^-Continued
Aljnands .f anDS reporting •
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age fanus reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age fanas reporting.
number.
liuanllty harvested fanns reporting.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Caiestnuta farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
(kiantlty harvested fazms reporting.,
pounds.,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . ,
Pecanfl, Ijnproved and
wild and seedling faras reporting..
Trees of all ages number. ,
Trees not of bearing
age * farms reporting.
number..
Trees of bearing
age fanna reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested fanas reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars . ,
Tung nuts faras reporting.
Trees of all ages number. ,
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number..
Trees of bearing
age fajins reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Halnuta, blael;
(planted) fanns reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age f aims reporting .
number.
Trees of bearing
age fauns reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Walnuts, English faims reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age fains reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age fanna reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
value, dollars.
Seles dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
8,996
110,246
7,0M,531
5,273
72,616
33,839,337
33,839,337
1(K,633
18,844
84,158
32,823
32,823
39,769
1,591
1,591
17,687
139,195
3,833,744
10,771
53,326
25,276,U9
25,276,139
9,683
92,400
5,741,841
4,875
39,669
19,437,906
19,437,908
182, U9
25,497
25,497
39,040
31,165
31,165
ie,rrs
121,927
3,316,059
11,201
56,925
20,835,607
20,835,607
14,248
99,156
6,705,854
5,872
38,683
12,220,934
12,591
NA
6,668,138
26,796
123,006
3,271,629
12,426
69,674
22,933,513
10,327
NA
5,463,236
4,877
23,938
4,915,143
8,545
61,763
4,405,693
21,080
NA
2,782,190
U,426
59,172
9,750,438
16,900
U5,600
2,969,939
22
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tree (ruits, nuts, and gfapes-^^-Continued
Citrus fruits;
Grapefruit fajmfl reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age faims reporting .
Trees of bearing
age fanns reporting.
number.
Quantity
harvested^* fauns reporting.
field boles,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Lemons farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age f ams reporting .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity
harvested-'* farms reporting.
field boxes,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
IdjDes farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity
harves ted^ farms reporting .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Any oranges farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity
harvested^* farms reporting.
field boxes .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Navel 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.
Sales dollars .
Valencia oranges ... .f aims reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age faims reporting .
number.
Trees of bearing
age f aims reporting .
Quantity
harvested^* f aims reporting .
field boxes,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other oranges farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity
harvested^* farms reporting.
field boxes,
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,675
3,637,477
4,546,850
4,546,850
7,652
62,706
6,374,612
3,993
25,448,007
39,44.4,411
2,063,145
123,789
123,789
9,7U
71,231
6,889,541
5,753
22,744,291
50,037,440
49,582,553
9,454
87,888
7,903,465
6,827
29,471,468
60,416,509
59,827,080
2,056
5,061
493,017
508
690,884
3,039,390
3,012,254
4,917
9,635
815,336
1,783
3,263,940
4,913,862
4,913,862
9,463
62,679
6,226,280
5,143
24,188,730
69,179,769
69,179,769
1,934,472
116,070
116,070
NA
45,105,589
112,623,126
lU, 149,950
11,994
69,722
6,457,508
7,267
20,399,843
35,699,725
34,985,737
13,089
106,445
9,145,456
9,305
24,332,742
75,918,155
75,158,967
2,234
2,386
210,910
434
373,004
1,005,246
1,005,246
5,496
10,392
884,861
1,763
2,654,694
3,346,032
M
9,705
61,764
5,903,700
4,668
16,272,859
52,319,304
1,487,693
NA
19,074,241
14,271
81,146
7,274,536
7,579
17,439,941
35,229,358
NA
16,526
149,597
13,000,686
10,643
35,035,739
54,922,239
NA
2,405
3,413
286,712
12,401
NA
5,974,983
6,904
NA
1,185,746
2,526
3,639,592
1,380,551
KA
10,286
NA
5,306,645
5,002
13,999,080
15,391,739
25,203
469
30,381
22,400
NA
13,686,000
15,909
59,922,995
39,352,660
14,292
NA
6,762,049
NA
308,275
NA
6,453,774
NA
24,636,871
13,809,124
NA
17,069
NA
11,701,518
NA
1,238,135
NA
10,463,383
NA
34,654,362
25,197,498
NA
2,252
NA
222,433
NA
14,190
NA
208,243
4,862
■ NA
1,412,157
20,782
NA
19,977,516
4,383
14,530
1,114,057
6,791
35,184
3,085,299
19,098
193,219
16,778,919
^'43,140,726
119,111,884
NA
12,987
80,079
7,245,859
12,791
108,992
9,166,807
2,693
4,148
366,253
3*791,166
1,219,916
251,616
NA
304,262
22,362
NA
15,632,045
CALIFORNIA 23
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^^-Continued
Citrus fruits — Contlnuea
Tangeloes fams reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age faxms reporting.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
Quantity
harvested^ faims importing.
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other tree fruits and
nuts value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
38,260
1,913
1,913
585,110,948
580,421,197
524,192,072
519,962,980
578,533,557
350,327,175
157,928,799
123,752,327
^Figures for cropland harvested and specified crope relate to tte crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929, 1924, and 1919.
'Total acreage of crops for irtilch figures are available, except that com cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably dupUcated In the acreage of
harvested for grain.
^alue of com and other com products sold.
^Includes com cut for silage.
'Com cut for forage.
*SorghiJinB for all purposes, except for sirup.
''Value of sorghunifl sold for hay or forage Included In value of sorghuns sold for grain or seed.
^Includes sorghuma cut for silage.
'Reported In bushels.
^'^Dry lima beans included with all dry field and seed beans.
^^Includes "blackeyes." Includes dry lima beans prior to 1940.
^'Excludes reports for farms reporting acres grown for all pxirposes with no production. .Acres harvested for beans or peas not available.
^ ^Includes acres grown alone and acres grown with other crops for all purposes. Acres horveated for beans or peas not available.
^*For all Censuses, except, 1950, obtained by adding the Indi'/idual hay crops,
^'includes oata cut for feeding unthreehed.
^*Sllage crops other than com and sorghunts.
^'clover seed, except aweetclover.
^'clover seed, including aweetclover.
^'includes proso millet.
'■^Value of lint cotton only.
'^For 1959, 1954, and 1949, does not include acreage for farms wiUi less than 10 hundredweight harvested. See t«rt.
'^For 1959, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 1,000 pounds harvested; for 1954, does not Include acreage for farms with li
1949, doeo not include acreage for farms with less than 15 bxishels harvested. See text.
'^Includes receipts fran sale of pasture and grazing privileges.
'*Exclude3 Irish potatoes and aweetpolatoes, except for 1920 Census which included potatoes for hone use orOy.
^'Excludes Irish and uwcet potatoes.
'^Grcen lima beans Incltided with snap beans.
*'Hot peppers and plmlentoo Included with sweet peppera.
*'Plmlentos included with sweet peppers.
'*For Censuses prior to 1950, small fruits harvested for hone use or for sale.
^^Blueberries.
'* Loganberries and youngberrlcs Included with boysenberries .
'*For 1959 and 1954, does not Include data for faims with less than 20 trees and grapevines. See text.
'^Does not include acreage for farms reporting less than l/2 acre. See text.
'*For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 froa the blocn of 1958; for 1954, harvested in 1953-54 fran the bloom of 1953; for 1949, harvested In 1949-50 frcan the bioon of 1949; for 1945,
harvested in 1943-44 fran the bloan of 1943; for 1940, harvested in 1939-40 from the bloom of 1939.
"Reported In boxes.
■"Reported in crates.
^'Nearly all aweet cherries.
^^Boxes, kind not specified.
than 20 bushels harvested; for
24 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
Census of —
Nursery and grpenhouse pfoducls. Flower
and vegetable seeds and plants, flowers,
and bulbs sold farms reporting.
On farms with sales of
$2 000 or more farms reporting. .
dollar
Sale:
..dollar
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and bedding plants farms reporting. .
Grown under glass farms reporting . .
square feet . .
Grown in the open farms reporting . .
Sales dollars . ,
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable plants,
bulbs, and mushrooms farms reporting.
Grown under glass or in house farms reporting . .
square feet .
Grown in the open farms reporting .
Any foiest products cut and/or sold farms reporting .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting .
1,342
10,006
34,279,725
1,046
6,747
20,391,640
16,040,272
1,141
6,855
32,480,875
1,359
5,246
15,602,209
'14,406,162
^1,468
'7,223
'24,463,104
tiA
MA
1,784,569
544
1,185,364
>1A
599,205
*678
*16,241,998
'1,226
'11,038
'3,930,245
'1,443
NA
^9,312,526
Sales of firevrood, fence posts.
sawlogs. and veneer logs farms reporting.
dollars .
715
468,587
Firewood and fuelwood c
Fence posts cut farms reportin
Sales farms reportin
NA Not available.
^Excludes data for farms unclassified as to type .
^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 imishrooms.
^Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass; and flowers grown in the open.
*Total square feet imder glass .
'Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown in the open.
^Value of flower and vegetable seeds; vegetables and vegetable plants; and mushroans .
'Not strictly canparable with other years as figures probably include sane reports of firewood used
CALIFORNIA
state Table 10.— CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
25
lle>i>
(K« definitions and explanetions, sro text)
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 1954-1959 number
Cropland harvested places reporting
Vnder 10 acres places reportinc
10 <r rrore acres frfaces reportinR
Openian by tenaie:
Full owners number
Part ownffs and managers numb«
Tenants number
Operatcrs by coicr.
Wfiiie number
Nonwhile number
Operators by year be^n operation of present place:
1959 operators repcrting
195fi operators reporting
1957 operators reporting
1956 operatoa repotting
195M955 operators reporting
1950 or earlier operators reportinjr
Operators by ape:
Under 55 years operators rqwrting
55 to 64 years operators reportine
65 or more years. operators repating
Operators not repoting age number
(PordenniUons and explanations, see text)
Operators by days of nnrk off place in 1959:
No days operators reporting..
1 to 49 days operators reporting. .
50 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting. .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
Operators reporting other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reportang . .
Cattle and calves of all ages places reporting..
number . .
Con-s, including heifers that have calved. places reporting . .
number . .
Hogs and pigs places reporting. .
number . .
Chickens 4 months old and over places repcrting . .
Com harvested for all pirposes places reporting- ■
Hay harvested places reporting .
5,993
1,228
3,601
1,176
52
3,758
1,129
1,063
3,885
9,024
2,384
2,777
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date— November 11; November 18
Approximate average date of cnumermtion ^'euk of . ,
Percent of farms enumerated during-
October 1 to 10
Oclob«tllol7
OctobwlS to24
Octob«25to31
November 1 to T
November 8 to 14
November 15 to 21
November 22 to 28
November 29 to December 9
DfKemliOT fl to 12.
December LI to 10
December 20 or Iwor
Census of 1954
Census starting date— November 8
)tov. 29*0ec. 5 Approximate average dale of enumeration week of. .
rcrccnl of faim^ enumerated during—
October lto9
October 10 to 16
October 17 to 23
October 24 to 31
November 1 to 6
NovoiriMr 7 to 13
November 14 to 20
November 21 to 27
November 28 to December 4
Docombor 5 to 11
Docombcr 12 to 19
December 19 to 31
Nov. 21-Nov. 27
Perctint
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
Z Less thtm 0.5.
26
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 12.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON FARMS AND BY QUANTITY
OF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data Tor cattle and calvi
1 hand, and animals sold aliv
n reports for only a sample of farms. See text] '
Cattle and calves of all ages on hand famis
10 to 49 fanns reportinp. .
10 to 19 farms reporting . .
20 to 49 farms reportinp. .
50 to fli farms reportinp , .
100 or nore farms reporting..
100 to 190 farms reporting. .
200 to 499 farms reportln" . .
500 or more farms reportinR . .
Cows on hand, including heitets that have calved farms reporimp. .
1 farms report! ne . .
2 farms reporting, .
3or4 farms reportinc . -
gto9 farms reporting . .
10 to 14 farms reportinp. .
15 to 19 farms reportinp . .
20 to 29 farms reportinp . ,
30 to 49 farms reporting . .
50 to 74 fnmis reporting..
75 to 99 farms reporting..
100tol99 farms reporting . .
200 to 499 farms reportin;^..
500 or more farms reporting . .
Milk COWS on hand farms reporting. .
numtier. .
1 famis reportinp . .
2 farms reportinp..
3or4 farms renortinp . .
5 to 9 farms reporting. .
10 to 14 • . farms reporting . .
farms reporting..
farms reportinp . ,
fam-is reportinp . .
farms reportinp. .
farms reporting . .
fam.s rerwrting..
farms reporting . .
20 to 29.
30 to 49..
Cattle sold alive, eitcluding calves fam.s roportir
10 to 19 fnrms reportin
20to29 farm!
30 to 39 farTTiS
40to49 farms
■porting..
ves sold alive farms r
9 fams reportinp. .
3 19 farrr.s reporting..
3 29 farms reporting..
3 39 fanns reportinp . .
3 49 farms reporting . ,
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand farms reporting..
ItoO farms reporting . .
10 to 24 fam.s reportinp . .
25 to 49 farms reportinp . .
50 to 99 farm.s reportinp . .
100 to 199 farms reporting..
200 to 499 fnmis reporting . .
500 to 999 farriis reporting . .
l.OOO or more famis reporting. .
Litters fatrowed. December 1, ptevious year,
to November 30. Census year fnmis ro|ioning.,
] fsrn.s reporting . .
2 farms reporting. .
3 fnm:s rejiorting..
4 farms reportinp .
5 farms reporting .
g farms reporting .
7 farms reporting .
H fam.s reporting .
10 0
10 to 19.
NA Hot available.
. fnrms reportinp
. fam.s reporting
. fam;s reportinp
38,675
3,721,209
2,091
6,227
6,040
12,036
5,315
6,721
4,493
7,788
3,684
2,899
1,205
30,906
1,465,145
5,789
3,318
2,789
3,185
1,817
1,326
2,302
2,721
2,122
1,207
2,624
1,396
310
20,351
766,304
6,092
2,763
1,873
1,230
674
640
1,196
1,430
1,234
2,028
1,689
1,142
547
9,204
379,645
6,010
1,495
11,235
7,184
16,824
NA
45,686
1,588,025
10,632
4,666
3,936
4,598
3,201
2,225
3,686
4,694
2,768
1,379
2,364
1,268
269
34,488
799,554
11,104
4,741
3,150
2,774
1,797
1,348
2,231
2,943
1,672
837
23,385
29, 556
2,213,223
1,583,356
8,160
11,094
3,958
5,650
3,901
5,019
2,031
2,034
1,096
1,262
674
699
1,586
1,694
867
1,004
1,U2
1,100
23, U7
28,737
732,065
668,545
6,682
8,602
3,712
5,759
4,339
5,896
2,480
2,930
1,332
1,390
Hogs and pigs sold alive
I to4
10 to w
2nio29
mu>?a
40 to 49
100 to 199
aXlormore
COO to 499
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand
Under 25
25to99
100 to 299
300 to 999
I,n00tol,999
2.000 to 4,999
5.000 or iTrOre
Wool shorn (excluding lambs wool)
I'ndor 1.000 pounds
1,000 to 2,499 pounds
2.500 to 4,999 pounds
5,000 to 9,990 pounds
10,000 to 19,999 pounds
20.000 to 49,999 pounds
50.000 Of more oounds
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand
t'nder 50
50 to 09
100 to 399
400 to 799
600tol.599
I.';00to3,199
.1,200 Of more
3.200 to 6,399
6,400 or more
Broilers (chickens) sold
2.000 to 3,999
4,000 to 7.999
8.000tol5,999
16,000 to 29,999
30.000 to 59.999
60.000 to 99.999
100,000 or more
Chickens (other than broilers) sold
Under 50
50 to 09
100 to 399
400 to 799
&00tol.59!)
1.600 to 3.199
3.200 to fl,.199
6.400to9.999
lO.OOC or more
Chicken eggs sold
tndCTlOOaozens
100 to .10^ dozens
4P0 to 799 dozens
800 to 1.599 dozens
l.iiOO to l.flflU dozens
2,000 to 4,9!>9 dozens
5,000 or more dozens
5,000 to 9,999 dozens
in.OOO to 19,999 dozens
20.000 to 49.999 dozens
50,000 or more dozens
Turkeys raised
I'nder 50
50 to 399
400 to 790
800 to 1.599
1.600 or more.
l.ROO to r',.199
3,200 to 9.999
10,000 Of more
s reportinp.
s reporting. .
s reporting. ,
s reporting..
s reporting.,
s reporting..
s reporting. .
'arwiS reporting. .
is reporting. .
is reporting. .
IS reporting. .
is repoKing.,
IS reporting.,
IS reporting. .
is reporting. ,
IS reportine . .
IS reporting . ,
IS reporting . ,
9,118
2,10A,99^
5,162
1,915
7,012
12,136,267
5,505
25,907
27,077,13<i
17,693
1,825
1,277
539
900
1,219
2,454
1,399
1,055
7,672
17,978,446
1,083
reporting. ..
8,850
dozens...
357,109,995
reporting...
1,086
reporting . . .
1,089
reporting...
449
reporting...
571
renortinp...
UO
renortinp
580
reporting...
4,935
reporting. ..
529
reporting...
841
reportinp . . .
1,451
reportinp...
2,114
reporting. . .
2,452
nnnilier...
12,948,309
reporting. . .
1,615
reporting...
104
reporting. ..
22
reporting...
24
renorting. . .
687
reporting...
47
reporting...
217
reportinp...
423
CALIFORNIA
27
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Dala for all cn^s except com, Insh poUioes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports Tor only a sample of famia. See vmi]
CORN
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting..
Itoder 5 acres farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reparting . ,
10 acres farms reporting.,
11 to 15 acres farms reportiiig.
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 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 399 acres farms reporting.
400 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 or more acres farms reporting .
Acres harvested for grain farms reporting,
bushels.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres faros reporting .
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 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 399 acres farms reporting .
400 to 499 acres fartna reportli^..
500 or more acres farns reparting.
Com sold farms reporting . .
bushels.
Under 100 bushels farns reporting,
100 to 499 bushels faroe reporting.
500 to 999 bushels fame reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 bushels fame reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reportii^..
3,000 to 4,999 bushels farms reportlr^.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporttr^.,
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting.,
SORGHUMS
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting.,
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 reparting . ,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting.,
50 to 74 acres f armo reporting .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 149 acres farms reporting . ,
150 to 199 acres fariM reporting.,
200 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 399 acres farms reporting . ,
400 to 499 acres farms reporting.,
500 or more acres farms reporting.
Acres harvested for grain
or seed farms reparting,
hundredweight.
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 reparting .
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 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 399 acres farms reporting.
400 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
hundredweight.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,289
161.801
11,033,799
2,564
213,572
7,569,.
WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres feirms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Ui^er 20 bushels farms reporting.
20 to 24 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting .
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting,
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting .
200 to 499 bushels farms reporting.
500 to 999 bushels fartiE reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 bushels farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reportiiig.
3,000 to 4,999 bushels farms reparting.
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.
10,000 or niore bushels farma reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting .
bushels.
Under 25 bushels forms 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 or more bushels faros reporting.
OATS
Aores harvested farms reporting , .
Under 5 acres fartos reporting.,
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting . .
acres fartns reporting . .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.,
to 24 acres forms reporting .
to 29 acres f artos reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . ,
200 to 249 acres forms reporting..
250 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 to 499 acres fartoo reporting.,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting.,
bushels . ,
Under 20 bushels farms reporting.,
to 24 bushels farms reporting.,
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.,
50 to 99 bushels farms reporting.
100 to 199 bushels farms reporting . .
200 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 or more bushels farms reporting..
Quantity sold farms reporting.,
bushels. .
Under 25 bushels farms reporting.
25 to 49 bushels farms reporting.
50 to 99 bushels farma reporting.,
100 to 499 bushels farms reporting.,
500 to 999 bushels farms reporting . ,
1,000 to 1,499 bushels fame reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 bushels farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 bushels farms reporting..
3 ,000 to 4, 999 bushels farms report Ing .
5,000 to 9,999 bushels farms reporting.,
10,000 or more bushels farms reporting..
^.}
28
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1%9 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
BARLEY
Acres harvested farms reporting...
Under 5 acres farms reporting . . .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting . , .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting . , .
15 acres farms reporting . . .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting , . .
20 to 2<; acres farms reporting . . .
25 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 249 acres farms reporting...
250 to 299 acres farms reporting . . .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting , . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Quantity harvested *. ...farms reporting. ..
100-lb. ■bags...
Under 20 bags farms reporting..,
20 to 24 bags farms reporting . . .
25 to 49 bags farms reporting...
50 to 99 bags farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 bags farms reporting . ,
200 to 499 bags farms reporting..
500 to 999 bags farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 bags farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 bags i farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 bags farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 bags farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 bags farms reporting,.
10,000 or more bags farms reporting.,
Quantily sold farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Under 25 bags fariiB reporting..
25 to 49 bags farms reporting,,
50 to 99 bags farms reporting..
100 to 499 bags farms reporting..
500 to 999 bags farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 bags farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 bags farms reporting,.
2,000 to 2,999 bags farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 bags farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 bags farms reporting..
10,000 or more bags farms reporting.,
DRY LIMA BEANS
Acres harvested farms reporting..
Under 5 acres farms reporting . .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 14 acres farms reporting . .
15 acres farms reporting . .
16 to 19 acres fanns reporting..
20 to 24 acres farms reporting . .
25 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 249 acres farms reporting . .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags,,
Under 20 bags farms reporting.
20 to 24 bags farms reporting . .
25 to 49 bags farms reporting,
50 to 99 bags farms reporting . .
100 to 199 bags farms reporting.
200 to 499 bags farms reporting,
500 to 999 bags farms reporting,
1,000 to 1,499 bags farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 bags farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bags farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 bags farms reporting,
5,000 to 9,999 bags farms reporting.
10,000 or more bags farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
OTHER DRY FIELD AND SEED BEAMS
Acres harvested farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
, farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
Under 20 bags farms reporting .
20 to 24 bags farms reporting .
25 to 49 bags farms reporting .
50 to 99 bags farms reporting.
100 to 199 bags farms reporting .
200 to 499 bags farms reporting .
500 to 999 bags farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 bags farms ' reporting .
1,500 to 1,999 bags farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 bags farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 bags farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 bags farms reporting.
10,000 or more bags farms reporting.
harvested farms reporting .
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farnlB reporting.
100 to 199 .
200 to 249 1
250 to 299 1
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
•farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
•farms reporting.
200
I 49 tons farms
I 99 tons farms
o 199 tons farms
o 499 tons farms
500 to 999 tons farms
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms
2,000 to 2,999 tone farms
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms
10,000 or more tons farms
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting .
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting.
reporting.
er 25 tons farms reporting.
to 49 tons farms reporting .
to 99 tcais farms reporting .
to 499 tons farms reporting .
500 to 999 tons farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting.
10,000 or more tons farms reporting.
1,233
1,309
1,427
2,115
2,681
3,140
1,091
3,640
1,092
CALIFORNIA
29
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
LDaU for all crops except corn, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and Torest products are based on repocls for only a sample of fanns. See text]
i and explonstions. see text)
(For definitions and explanatio
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND MDCTUHES OF CLOVER AMD
GRASSES CUT FOR HAT
Acres harvested farms reportliig . .
Itoder 5 acr«s farms reporting..
5 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to li acres farms reporting . .
15 acres farms reporting..
16 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 24 acres farms reporting..
25 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 2A9 acres farms reporting,.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 to "199 acres farms reporttng,.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or mare acres fartas reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting,.
Itoder 20 tons farms reporting,.
20 to 24 tons fanoG reporting, .
25 to 49 tana faros reporting..
50 to 99 tona farms reporting..
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.,
200 to 499 tons farros reporting,,
500 to 999 tois farme reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 or BMjre tons farms reporting,.
Quantity sold farms reporting..
ttader 25 taia farms reporting . .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting . .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . .
100 to 499 tons farms reporting . .
500 or more tona farms reporting..
OATS, ALONE OR KDCED WITH VETCH; WHEAT; BAJlLEf; HYE;
WIID OATS; VOLUNTEER GRAINS; OR OTHER
SUOL GRAINS OTT FOt HAI
Acres harvested farms reporting . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting..
5 to 9 acres farms repccrting . .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting..
15 acres farms reporting..
16 to 19 acres farms repeating..
20 to 24 acres fams reporting..
25 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.,
50 to 99 acres farmo reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 249 acres farms reporting,
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tons farms reporting.
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons faroc reporting.
50 to 99 tans farms reporting.
100 to 199 taia farms reporting.
200 to 499 tens farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 tona farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tona farms reporting,
2,000 to 2,999 toiiB farms reporting.
3,000 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tens farms reporting ,
100 to 499 tons f firms reporting .
500 to 999 tons farms reporting,
1,000 or more tons farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,343
1,053
1,294
1,032
8,175
536,305
11,756
619,«7
2,916
636
}
5,953
1,805
1,^26
2,359
1,909
ffllD HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting ,
15 acres farms reporting .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres farms reportiiig.
25 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 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres f aross reporting .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested , •.. farms report ing .
tfoder 20 tons farms reporting .
20 to 24 tens farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
2O0 to 499 tans farms reporting.
500 to 999 tcms farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 or Dore ttns farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 terns farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting ,
100 or more tens farms reporting,
OTHER HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 14 acres farms reporting .
15 acres f arias 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 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting ,
200 to 249 acres farms reporting.
250 to 299 acres farms reporting.
300 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Under 20 tens fame reporting .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tens farms reporting.
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting,
1,000 or more tens fanns reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
Under 25 tona farms reporting.
25 to 49 tens farms reporting .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 to 499 tons farms reporting.
500 or more tans farms reporting.
GRASS SILAGE MADE FRCM GRASSES, ALFALFA,
CLOVER, OR SMUX GRAINS
Acres harvested farms reporting.
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting,
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting .
16 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 24 acres farmo reporting ,
25 to 29 acres farms reporting .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting,
100 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
tens, green weight.
Under 20 tens farms reporting ,
20 to 24 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tens farms reporting.
50 to 99 tens ,farma reporting.
100 to 199 tons farma reporting.
200 to 499 tans farms reporting.
500 to 999 tons farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons forms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 or more tons farms reporting.
30
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops t
I, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based oa reports foe only a sample of faims. See textj
ALFALFA SEED
Acres harveated farms reporting .
Under 5 acres farms reporttng.
5 to 9 acrea farms reportljig.
10 to 1<1 acres farms reporting ,
15 acres farms reporting,
16 to 19 acres farms reporting .
20 to 2'f, acres farms reporting,
25 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 2^9 acres farms reporting,
250 to 299 acres farms reporting,
300 to 4-99 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or niore acres farms reporting.
Quantity hea"vested farms reporting,
pounds.
Under 200 pounds farms reporting,
200 to 499 pounds .....farms reporting,
500 to 999 poxmds 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
COTTON
Acrea harvested farms reporting,
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting,
10 to 14 acres farms reporting ,
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 99 acres farms reporting,
100 to 199 acres farms reporting ,
200 to 249 acres farms reporting ,
250 to 299 acres farms reporting ,
300 to 499 acres farms reporting,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting ,
Under 20 bales farms reporting,
20 to 24 bales farms reporting ,
25 to 49 bales farms reporting ,
50 to 99 bales farms reporting ,
100 to 199 bales farms reporting ,
200 to 499 bales farms reporting ,
500 to 999 bales farms reporting,
1,000 to 1,499 bales farms reporting,
1,500 to 1,999 bales farms reporting,
2,000 to 2,999 bales farms reporting,
3,000 to 4,999 bales farms reporting,
5,000 to 9,999 bales farne reporting
10,000 or more bales farms reporting,
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight
Under 1 acre farms reporting
hundredweight
1.0 to 1.9 acres farms reporting.
hundredweight
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting
hundredwe i ght
3.0 to 4.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
10.0 to 24,9 acres farms reporting
hundredweight
25.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting
hundredwe ight
50 or more acres farms reporting
hundredwe ight
See footnotes at end of table.
1,243
1,439
1,095
1,883
1,530
1,357
1,295
1,151
85,822
23,101,148
1,103
2,999
2,649
93,630
22,468,727
1,375
52
9,466
3,%6
6,325
i,i09,2/;a
1,343,609
213
251
7,4.43
8,726
1.971,760
1,978,133
379
429
7i,023
77,603
9,929,540
18,961,154
VEGETABLES HARVESTED FOR SALE
(Other than Irish and sweet potatoes)
Value of sales farms reporting .
dollars.
Under $20 farms reporting.
520 to t2A farms reporting.
*25 to .?49 farms reporting .
;!50 to $99 farms reporting.
$100. to ^199 farms reporting.
:^200 to $499 farms reporting.
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to n,499 farms reporting.
$1,500 to $1,999 farms reporting.
$2,000 to $2,999 farms reporting.
$3,000 to :'"4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting.
$10,000 or more farms reporting.
lAND IN BEARING AKD NONBEAHING FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES,
VINEIARDS, AND PLANTED NUT TREES^
Acrea in orchards farms reporting .
Under 0.5 acre farms reporting.
0.5 to 0.9 acre farms reporting.
1.0 to 1.4 acres farms reporting.
1.5 acres farms reporting.
1.6 to 1 , 9 acres farms reporting .
2.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting.
2.5 to 2,9 acres farms reporting,
3.0 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 24,9 acres farms reporting.
25,0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting.
30,0 to 49.9 acres farms 'reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 acres farms reporting.
100 or more acres farms reporting ,
APPI£S^
Any apples 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.
Farms classified by number of trees of bearing age:
Ho trees of bearing age. farms reporting.
Nonbearing trees number .
Less than 20 trees of bearing age... 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.
20 to 99 trees of bearing age 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 .
100 to 199 trees of bearing age 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.
200 to 499 trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age ...farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
nxunber .
QOanti-t^ harvested farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees of bearing age 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.
1,000 or more trees of bearing age. .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.
2,367
3,957
1,U5
820
4,837
7,321
9,037
2,563
1,956
5,682
4,418
2,575
7,344
1,611,324
2,125
259,521
6,856
1,351,803
2,828
135,812
935
4,330
4,145
17,962
9,343
1,276
52,798
149,024
428
15,131
CALIFORNIA
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
DaU for all crops e
, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest produ<
3 based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text^
31
(For dermitions and explanations, see tett)
(For definit
PEACHES, CLINGSTONE^
Any peaches ) cilBgstoDe 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 , . ,
Farms classified by number of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearing age farms reporting , . ,
Nanbearing trees number..,
I*ss than 20 trees of bearing age 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..,
20 to 99 treea of bearing age farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number...
Trees of bearing age farma reporting..
number..
Quantity harvested fanos repartlnj[..
tana..
100 to 199 treea of bearing age farma reporting,.
Trees of all agco number..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,.
number..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
nufliber..
Quantity harvested farms reporting,.
tcna,.
200 to 499 trees of bearing age farms reporting,.
Tr««a of all ages number,.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
nuflfber..
Trees of bearing age farma reporting,.
number,.
Quantity harvested farms reporting,.
500 to 999 treea of bearing age farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age farma reporting,,
nuoiber,.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting,.
number,.
Quantity harveat«d farms reporting.,
1,000 or more trees of bearing age.... 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 ,
See footnotes at end of table.
7,172
8,493,583
2,150
2,014,227
6,303
6,479,356
3,164
572,451
3,479
13,517
152
2,959
3,479
10,558
1,571
7,2U,515
754
1,286,107
1,571
5,925,408
1,570
531,497
PEACHES, FTIEESTOWE^
Any peaches, freestane farms reporting... 10,220
Trees of aU eiges number.., 4,699,641
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting... 2,455
number... 799,123
Trees of bearing age farms reporting... 9,035
number... 3,900,518
Quantity harvested farms reporting. . . 4,402
tons... 294,527
Farms classified by nximber of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearing age farms reporting... 1,185
NoDbearlng trees number... 265,187
Less than 20 trees of bearing age. ..farms reporting... 5,225
Trees of all ages number... 24,856
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
cumber. . . 4,332
Trees of bearing age farms reporting... 5,225
number . . . 20, 524
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
tens..
20 to 99 trees of bearing age 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. .
tons.,
100 to 199 trees of bearing age forms reporting,,
Trees of all agbs number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,,
number . .
Trees of bearing age fatms reporting,.
number..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
tens.
200 to 499 trees of bearing age farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number,
Treea not of bearing age farma reporting.
number . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees of bearing age forma reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age forms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting,
1,000 or iKjre trees of bearing age. .farms reporting... 1,047
Trees of all ages number... 3,249,259
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number... 362,131
Trees of beeu-lng age farms reporting... 1,047
number... 2,887,128
Quantity harvested farms reporting... 1,044
tons... 218,018
12,956
334
45,341
310
2,897
921
362,035
239
58,620
921
303,415
898
22,193
32
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
APRICOTS''
Any apricots farms reporting...
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting . . .
number of trees . . ,
Under 5 trees farms reporting . . ,
5 to 9 trees farms reporting...
10 to 14 trees farms reporting...
15 trees farms reporting . . .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting...
2b to 24 trees farms reporting..,
25 to 49 trees farms reporting...
30 to 49 trees farms reporting . . ,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting...
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..,
200 to 249 trees farms reporting...
250 to 299 trees farms reporting...
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting...
1,000 or more trees farms reporting...
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees . .
Under 20 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting,.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 to 1x499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms repeating. .
10,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
Under 2.5 tons farms reporting..
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting..
5.0 to 9.9 tons farms reporting..
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting..
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting..
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting.,
150.0 to 199.9 tons farms reporting..
200.0 to 299.9 tons farms reporting..
300.0 to 499.9 tons farms reporting..
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting..
1,000 or more tons farms reporting..
GRAPES, RAISIN^
Any grapes, raisin ,.,,. farms reporting..
Vines not of bearing age farms reporting..
number of vines..
Under 5 vines farms reporting..
5 to 9 vines farms reporting..
10 to 14 vines farms reporting , .
15 vines farms reporting . .
16 to 19 vines farms reporting . .
20 to 24 vines farms reporting. .
25 to 29 vines farms reporting..
30 to 49 vines farms reporting . .
50 to 99 vines farms reporting . .
100 to 199 vines farms reporting . .
200 to 249 vines farms reporting..
250 to 299 vines farms reporting..
300 to 499 vines farms reporting. .
500 to 999 vines farms reporting . .
1,000 or more vines farms reporting..
Vines of bearing age farms reporting..
number of vines , .
Under 20 vines farms reporting . .
20 to 24 vines farms reporting..
25 to 49 vines farms reporting..
50 to 99 vines farms reporting . .
100 to 199 vines farms reporting..
200 to 499 vines farms reporting . .
500 to 999 vines farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 vines farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 vines farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 vines farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 vines farms reporting.,
5, 000 to 9, 999 vines farms reporting . ,
10,000 or more vines farms reporting,.
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
tons, fresh weight..
Under 2.5 tons farms reporting.,
2,5 to 4.9 tcms farms reporting.,
5.0 to 9.9 tons farms reporting.,
10.0 to 49.9 tona farms reporting.,
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting.,
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting..
150.0 to 199.9 tons farms reporting.,
200.0 to 299.9 tons farms reporting.,
300.0 to 499.9 tons farms reporting..
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting,.
1,000 or mare tons farms reporting,.
See footnotes at end of table.
9,115
2,265
538,375
8,547
97,963,155
1,312
1,002
1,945
3,0L2
1,073
1,328
1,229
12,199
2,940
253,388
1,600
767
10,098
1,629
,,374,390
GRAPES, TABLE-^
Any grapes, table farms reporting.
Vines not of bearing age... farms reporting.
niimber of vines.
Under 5 vines farms reporting.
5 to 9 vines farms reporting.
10 to 14 vines farms reporting.
15 vines farms reporting.
16 to 19 vines farms reporting ,
20 to 24 vines farms reporting,
25 to 29 vines farms reporting.
30 to 49 vines farms reporting .
50 to 99 vines farms reporting.
100 to 199 vines farms reporting.
200 to 249 vines farms reporting.
250 to 299 vines farms reporting.
300 to 499 vines farms reporting.
500 to 999 vines farms reporting.
1,000 or more vines farms reporting.
Under 20 vines farms reporting .
20 to 24 vines farms reporting.
25 to 49 vines farms reporting.
50 to 99 vines farms reporting.
100 to 199 vines farms reporting .
200 to 499 vines farms reporting.
500 to 999 vines farms reporting .
1,000 to 1,499 vines farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 vines farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 vines farms reporting,
3,000 to 4,999 vines farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 vines farms reporting.
10,000 or more vines farms' reporting.
Under 2,5 tons farms reporting.
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting,
5.0 to 9.9 tons farms reporting.
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting.
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting.
farms reporting .
f artns reporting .
.9 tons farms reporting.
,9 tons farms reporting.
; tons farms reporting .
150.0 ■
200.0 ■
300.0 ■
500.0 to 999.'
1,000 (
GRAPES, WINE OR JUICE*^
number of vines . .
Under 5 vines farms reporting. .
5 to 9 vines farms reporting . .
.o 14 vines farms reporting..
15 vines farms reporting.,
-o 19 vines farms reporting..
-o 24 vines farms reporting..
.o 29 vines farms reporting..
,o 49 vines farms reporting . .
50 to 99 vines farms reporting . .
to 199 vines farms reporting . .
200 to 249 vines farms reporting..
250 to 299 vines farms reporting . .
300 to 499 vines farms reporting..
500 to 999 vines farms reporting . .
1,000 or more vines farms reporting..
Under 20 vines farms reporting . .
20 to 24 vines farms reporting . .
.0 49 vines farms reporting..
50 to 99 vines farms reporting . .
100 to 199 vines farms reporting . .
to 499 vines farms reporting..
to 999 vines farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 vines farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 vines farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 vines farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 vines farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 vines farms reporting..
10,000 or more vines farms reporting..
Under 2.5 tons farms reporting.
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting.
5.0 to 9.9 tons. farms reporting.
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9
100.0 to 149
150.0 to 199
200.0 to 299
300.0 to 499
■ 500.0 to 999
. 1,000 or mori
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
,9 tons farms reporting.
; tons farms reporting.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
33
PEAKS, BARTLETT'
Any pears , Bartlett farms reporting . .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,.
number of trees . .
Under 5 trees farms reporting , .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting . .
10 to 14 trees farms reporting. .
15 trees farms reporting. .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 2A trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to i9 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . .
200 to 2';9 trees farms reporting..
250 to 299 trees farms reporting . .
300 to A99 trees farms reporting. ,
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting. .
number of trees . .
Under 20 trees farms reporting,.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 49 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting, .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting..
10,000 or mare trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
Under 2.5 tons farms reporting..
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting,.
5,0 to 9.9 tons farms reporting..
10.0 to 49.9 tons'. farms reporting,.
50.0 to 99,9 tons farms reporting,.
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting..
150.0 to 199.9 tons farms reporting..
200.0 to 299.9 tois farms reporting..
300.0 to 499.9 tons farms reporting..
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting..
1,000 or more tons farms reporting..
PEARS OTHER THAN aARTLETT^
Any peara other than Bartlett farms reporting..
Trees not of bearing age forms reporting..
number of trees . .
Under 5 trees farms reporting..
5 to 9 trees farms reporting . .
10 to 14 trees farms reporting..
15 trees farms reporting . .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting . .
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting . .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting . .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting . ,
1,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting . ,
number of trees . ,
Under 20 trees farms reporting.,
20 to 24 trees farms reporting . ,
25 to 49 trees farms reporting,,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . ,
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.,
200 to 499 trees farms reporting . ,
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.,
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.,
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.,
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting,,
10,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested fame reporting..
Under 2.5 tons farms reporting.
2,5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting.
5,0 to 9,9 tons farms reporting.
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting.
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting.
150.0 to 199.9 tons farme reporting.
200.0 to 299.9 tons farms reporting.
300.0 to 499,9 tons farme reporting.
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting.
1,000 or more tons farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
PLUMS^
6,073 7,785 Any plums farms reporting.
Ij8i3 2,308 Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
986,593 560,707 number of
Under 5 trees farms reporting .
.farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting .
■ees farms reporting.
19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting .
25 to 29 trees farms reporting .
49 trees farms report ing .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
■ 249 trees farms reporting .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting .
300 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 or mere trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees fartos reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting .
25 to 49 trees farms reporting .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees famis reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farme reporting.
10,000 or more trees f aniK reporting .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
Itader 2 . 5 tens farms reporting .
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting.
5.0 to 9.9 tons farms reporting.
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting.
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting.
150.0 to 199.9 tons farms reporting.
200.0 to 299.9 tons farms reporting.
300.0 to 499.9 tons farms reporting.
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting.
1,000 or more tens farms reporting.
PRUNES*
3,144 Any prunes farms reporting.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting .
34,586 number of trees.
Under 5 trees farms reporting.
9 trees farms reporting.
o 14 trees fanso reporting.
15 trees forms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting;.
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees forms reporting.
200 to 249 trees farms reporting.
< 299 trees forma reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees forms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age forms reporting.
number of trees.
Under 20 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting .
25 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees forms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting,
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
tons, dry weight.
der 2.5 tons ....farms reporting.
2.5 to 4.9 tons farms reporting.
5.0 to 9.9 tens farms reporting.
10.0 to 49.9 tons farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 tons farms reporting.
100.0 to 149.9 tons farms reporting.
150.0 to 199.9 tons farms reporting.
200.0 to 299.9 tons farms reporting.
300.0 to 499.9 tons feuniis reporting.
500.0 to 999.9 tons farms reporting.
1,000 or more tons farms reporting.
7,772
2,036
639,792
10,027
2,621
462,198
5,557
6,451,797
1,641
8,154
3,089
1,153,329
34
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest produc
n reports for only a sample of farnis. See text]
GRAPEFRUIT''
Any grapefruit farms reporting.,
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,,
nuniber of trees . ,
Under 5 trees farms reporting . ,
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.,
10 to lA trees farms reporting..
15 trees farms reporting.,
16 to 19 trees farms reporting . .
20 to 2A trees farms reporting . .
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to i.9 trees farms reporting.,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . .
200 to 2^9 trees farms reporting..
250 to 299 trees farms reporting,.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.,
1,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Trees of 'bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees..
Under 20 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees ; . . . farms reporting . .
25 to i9 trees farms reporting,,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting. .
200 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting..
10,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested^ farms reporting . ,
field boxes..
Under 25 boxes farms reporting.,
25 to 49 boxes farms reporting,.
50 to 99 boxes farms reporting . ,
100 to 499 boxes farms reporting . .
500 to 999 boxes farms reporting , ,
1,000 to 1,499 boxes farms reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 boxes farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 boxes farms reporting,,
3,000 to 4,999 boxes farms reporting.,
5,000 to 9,999 boxes farms reporting.,
10,000 or more boxes farms reporting . ,
LEMONS^
Any lemons farms reporting.,
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees . .
Under 5 trees farms reporting. .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to 14 trees farms reporting . .
15 trees farms reporting . .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting,,
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting,.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting . ,
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting . .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting . ,
number of trees..
Under 20 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting. .
25 to 49 trees farms reporting. ,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting . ,
100 to 199 trees farms reporting . ,
200 to 499 trees farms reporting.,
500 to 999 trees farms reporting . ,
1,000 to 1,499 trees faros reporting.,
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.,
3,000 to 4, 999 trees farms reporting . .
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.
10,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested^ farms reporting.
field boxes.
Under 25 boxes ;. farms reporting.
25 to 49 boxes farms reporting ,
50 to 99 boxes farms reporting ,
100 to 499 boxes farms reporting,
500 to 999 boxes farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 boxes farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 boxes farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 boxes farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 boxes farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 boxes farms reporting.
10,000 or more boxes farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
7,738
1,598
645,204
ORANGES, NAVEL^
4,972 Any orangey, navel farms reporting... 10,023
Trees not of bearing age.., farms reporting... 2,445
89,376 number of trees... 1,245,887
Under 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting.
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting.
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting.
30 to 49 trees farms reporting .
50 to 99 trees. farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 249 trees farms reporting .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting.
300 to 499 trees farms reporting.
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of beetrlng age farms reporting... 9,014
number of trees,., 5,668,070
Under 20 trees farms reporting... 4,465
.farms reporting.
25 to 49 trees farms reporting .
' 99 trees farms reporting.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting.
200 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting ,
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting,
1, 500 to 1, 999 trees farms reporting .
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting,
3,000 to 4,999 trees feirms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested^ farms reporting.
field boxes.
Under 25 boxes farms reporting.
25 to 49 boxes farms reporting.
50 to 99 boxes farms reporting.
100 to 499 boxes farms reporting.
500 to 999 boxes farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 boxes farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 boxes farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 boxes farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 boxes farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 boxes farms reporting.
10 ,000 or more boxes farms reporting .
ORANGES, VALENCIA^
9,533 Any oranges, Valencia farms reporting... 9,503
2,515 Trees not of bearing age farms reporting... 2,024
837,989 number of trees... 978,204
Ifrider 5 trees farms reporting.
5 to 9 trees farms reporting .
10 to 14 trees farms reporting.
15 trees farms reporting.
16 to 19 trees farms reporting .
20 to 24 trees farms reporting.
25 to 29 trees farms reporting ,
30 to 49 trees farms reporting.
50 to 99 trees farms reporting .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting .
250 to 299 trees farms reporting ,
300 to 499 trees farms reporting .
500 to 999 trees farms reporting .
1,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number of trees... 7,054,462
Under 20 trees farms reporting ... 2, 553
20 to 24 trees farms reporting .
25 to 49 trees farms reporting,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting ,
100 to 199 trees farms reporting ,
200 to 499 trees farms reporting,
500 to 999 trees farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 trees fso-ms reporting,
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.
Quantity harvested-' farms reporting .
field boxes.
Under 25 boxes farms reporting.
25 to 49 boxes farms reporting .
50 to 99 boxes farms reporting .
100 to 499 boxes farms reporting.
500 to 999 boxes farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 boxes farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 boxes farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 boxes farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 boxes farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 boxes farms reporting.
10,000 or more boxes farms reporting.
CALIFORNIA
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVE:STED, QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
fDalft for all cropF wvcx-pi com, Irish potatoes. Apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
GRANGES, OTHERS
Any oranges, other farms reporting,.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting,.
number of trees..
Ifeder 5 trees fantis reporting. .
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to 14 trees farms reporting..
15 trees faros reporting..
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting..
50 to 99 trees « farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting. .
200 to 249 trees farms reporting..
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees..
Itader 20 trees farms reporting. ,
20 to 24 trees farms reporting..
25 to 49 trees farms reporting..
50 to 99 trees farms reporting,.
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.,
5,000 or more trees farms reporting..
Quantity harvested^ farms reporting..
field boxes..
Under 25 boxes farms reporting . .
25 to 49 boxes farms reporting , .
50 to 99 boxes farms reporting..
100 to 499 boxes faros reporting..
500 to 999 boxes farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 boxes farms reporting,.
1,500 to 1,999 boxes farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 boxes farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 boxes faros reporting..
5,000 to 9,999 boxes farms reporting,.
10,000 or more boxes farms reporting,.
1,TO7
294,999
1,236 ■
1,924
177,300
1,564
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber farms reporting.
dollars .
Under $25 farms reporting.
to $99 farms reporting.
$100 to $299 farms reporting.
:300 to ?'999 farms reporting.
si, 000 to $1,999 farms reporting.
-'^2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting.
cords (4'x4'x8').
Qnder 25 cords farms reporting.
25 to 49 cords farms reporting.
50 to 99 cords ....farms reporting.
100 to 499 cords farms reporting.
10 or more cords farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
cords (4'x4'x8').
Fence posts cut farms reporting.
number.
Under 100 fence posts farms reporting.
100 to 499 fence poets farms reporting.
to 999 fence posts farms reporting.
1,000 to 4,999 fence posts farms reporting.
5,000 or more fence poets farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
number.
Sawlcgs and veneer logs sold faros reporting.
thoxisands of board feet.
Under 1,000 board feet farms reporting.
1,000 to 2,499 board feet farms reporting.
2,500 to 4,999 board feet farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 board feet faroa reporting.
10,000 to 19,999 board feet farms reporting,
20,000 to 49,999 board feet farms reporting.
50,000 to 99,999 board feet farms reporting.
100,000 or more board feet farms reporting.
NA Not available.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
'For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958; for 1954, harvested in 1953-54 froa the bloco of 1953.
36
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage
i persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data a
1 reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Total all farms
Economic class. 1959
Commercial farms
Hifetl workers fanns reporting. .
persons . .
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired wcckers farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
1 hired worker farms reporUng. .
2 hired workers farms refcrting..
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
Seasonal workers (to tie employed less than 150 days) farms reporting. .
J 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 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. .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under $50 per month farms reporUng . .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting. .
$85 to $109 per montli farms reporting . .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per rronOi farms reporting. .
$170 to $214 per montli fanns reporting..
$215 to $274 per month farms reporting..
$275 to $324 per month ■' farms reporting..
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting. .
$375 and over per month farms reporting..
Paid on a weeltly basis farms reporting . .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per week hours. .
Average wage rate per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week farms reporting. .
$12 to $24 per week farms repjrung..
$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 pet week farms reporting..
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting..
$90 and over per week farms reporting..
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting. .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting..
$4 per day farms reporting . .
$5 per day farms reporting. .
$6 per day farms reporting. .
$7 per day f«nr.s reporting . .
.$8 per day farms reporting..
$9 per day farms reporting. .
$10 per day farms reporting. .
$11 per day farms reporting . .
$12 and over per day farms reporting . .
Paid on an tiourly basis farms reporting. .
persons . ,
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars . ,
Under 50.45 per hour farms reporting. .
.?0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting..
$0. 55 to W. 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.
$1..30tD$L44 per hour farms reporting,
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting.
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting.
persons .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
persons.
Average earnings [ler person tloUars .
29,556
145,215
12,490
6,190
4,935
3,169
2,772
21,053
80,230
9,916
4,428
3,291
2,001
1,417
14,406
64,935
7,472
2,636
15,150
5,903
8,503
16,298
78,595
1.12
41,053
277,753
15,719
7,088
6,046
5,572
6,628
22,277
80,605
11,272
4,474
3,101
2,040
1,390
26,125
197,148
9,854
3,988
3,439
3,717
5,127
14,928
7,349
18,776
1,074
2,566
3,300
2,541
22,346
115,220
1.00
1,109
3,178
10,891
27,044
140,230
10,682
5,787
4,756
3,104
2,715
20,222
78,696
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
12,643
61,534
6,202
2,361
1,741
1,084
1,255
14,401
5,821
6,822
15,012
76,563
1.12
12,302
103,423
2,433
2,555
2,893
2,240
2,181
11,345
64,548
3,111
2,597
2,558
1,743
1,331
4,862
38,875
1,845
1,774
1,346
2,190
6,813
57,769
1.11
6,331
17,498
3,169
1,596
4,527
7,982
2,866
1,003
2,934
9,516
1,587
3,397
1,130
l,3(>i
1,824
14,473
9.79
1,677
13,976
9.81
allable.
CALIFORNIA
37
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
f of workers and wage
Data are based on Teutons for onl\
mple of farms. See lexlj
Commercial faims— Continued
EctjTKwnic class, 1959— Continued
Hired workers. farms reporting .
s reportang,
n reporting .
s reporting. .
5 reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting .
9 reporting.,
s reporting.
9 reporting. .
s reporting . .
9 reporting. .
9 reporting . .
9 reporting. .
s reporting. ,
9 reporting . .
9 reporting. .
s reporting. .
5 reporting. .
9 reporting . .
n a monthly basts fanns repnrting . .
erAge Kours worked per person p«r nnnth hours .
? per person per month doUarii .
1 hired worlcer
2 hired wcxkers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
Regular workers (to be employed ISO or more days) . . .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 lo 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
Seasonal wxkers (to be employed less than 150 days).
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
S to 9 hired workere
10 or more hired workers
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hirnl workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no repilar hired workers . .
2,615
6,^09
1,552
$50 per month . .
) $64 per month
) $109 per month
to «29 per month. . .
loSlS9 per month...
to S214 per month. . .
to $274 per month. . .
to S324 per month. . .
to S374 per month. . .
and over per month. .
9 reporting. .
s reporting. .
9 reporting. .
9 reporting. .
9 reporting. .
9 reporting . .
9 reporting . .
9 reporting..
9 reporting. .
9 reporting. .
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting. ,
AvCT-age hours worked per person per week.
Avwage wage rate per person per week dollars .
Under SI 2 per week. .
$12 to 524 per week . . .
$25 lo S29 per week . . .
S30 lo $39 per week . . .
540 lo 549 p« week . . .
$50 lo 559 per woek . . .
SeO to $69 per week . . .
$70 to 579 per week . . .
SSO to $89 per week . . .
$90 and over per week .
9 reportiog. .
B reiporting. ,
sroporung.,
9 rcfnning. ,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting..
9 reporting. .
.rarrna reporting..
9 reporting . .
Paid on a daily basis rama reporting. .
.Av erage hours worked per person per d»y hours .
Average wage rale per person per day dollars .
Under $4 fitr day farms tepcrting.,
S4 per day fama reporting..
$5 per day farms reporting . .
Se per day farms reporting . .
S7 per day farms reporting..
$8 per day fanns reporting..
$8 per day farms reporting
$10 per day faims reporting . .
$11 per day fanns reporting. .
SI2 and over per day. farms reporting..
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting. .
persons. .
Average wage rale per persrni per hour dc"
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting.
SO. 45 to 50.54 per hour farms reporting.
3 S0.64 per hour farms reporting . .
3 SO. 74 per hour farms reporting . .
3 $0.84 per hour farms reporting. .
50.55 h
$0.65 ti
$0.75 ti
$0.85 to $0.9
, .farms reporting. ,
$1.00 lo SI. 14 per hour farms reporting. .
$1.15 to $1.29 par hour forma reporting. .
51.30 lo $L44 per hour farms reporting.
$1.45 and over per hour fanns reporting. ,
1,490
3,316
1.15
1,763
3,401
1,270
1,286
2,032
1.27
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting. .
persons. .
Average earnings per person dc'
38
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of wwkws and wage rates are for hired persons working the weelt preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a aample of fnnns. See text]
(For definitions and explai
Hired workers ranns reporting
persons
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired woritera
10 or more hired wcwkws
Regular workers (to be employed ISO o
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
S or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal woriters (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers.
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers .
3 reporting
3 reporting
9 reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
persons
9 reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
Paid on a monthly basis farms r
\verage hours worked per person per month
Average wage rate per person per month
Under $50 per month farms
$50 to $84 per month farms
$85 10 5109 per month farms
5110 to $129 per month farms
9 per month farms
D $214 per month farms
3 $274 per month farms
a $324 per month farms
3 $374 per month farms
..dollars,
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting,
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Paid on a weekly basis farms r
Average hours worked per person per week
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $L2 per week farms
$12 to 524 per week farms
$25 to $29 per week farms
$30 toSS9 per week farms
$40 to $49 per week farms
$50 to $59 per week farms
$60 to $69 per week farms
$70 to $79 per week farms
$60 to $89 per week farms
$90 and over per week farms r
Paid on a daily basis farms r
.Average hours worked per person per day
Average wage rate per person per day
Under $4 per day farms
$4 per day farms
55 per day farms
56 p«r day. farms
57 per day farms
$8 per day farms
$9 per day. farms
$10 per day farms
$11 per day farms
$12 and over per day farms
Paid on an hourly basis farms r
..dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
reporting
reporting
retxxting
..dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.75 to $0.84 pec hour farms
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour. farms
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms
$1. 15 to $1.29 per hour. farms
$1.30 to-'?1.44 per hour. farms
$1.45 and over per hour farms
..dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
Total all farms
29,556
145,215
12,490
6,190
4,935
3,169
2,772
21,053
80,280
9,916
4,428
3,291
2,001
1,417
14,406
64,935
7,472
2,636
1,887
1,120
1,291
181
446
1,186
2,018
2,908
1,854
2,685
16,298
78,595
1.12
1,824
14,478
9.79
41,053
277,753
15,719
7,088
6,046
5,572
6,628
22,277
80,605
11,272
4,474
3,101
2,040
1,390
26,125
197,148
9,854
3,988
3,439
3,717
5,127
14,928
7,349
18,776
1,074
2,566
3,300
2,541
22,346
115,220
1.00
1,109
3,178
10,891
1,609
7,264
l.U
CALIFORNIA
39
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on number of »
? for hired persons wtji
n reports for only a sample of farms. Sec text]
Tjpe of foiTi)— Continued
Hired workers famts reporting.
1 hired wcrker fanns reporting.
2 hired worS^ers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired woriters famts reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.
lU or more hired workers farms reporting.
Regular woriiers (to he empio>'ed 150 o
e days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers.
i or 4 hired wTirkers
) lo 9 hired workers
to or more hired vwirkers ■
Seasonal workers (to bo cmplovod less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired uorkers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired woriters
10 or nrore hired workers .
Regular hired workers and no seasonnl hired workers. .
Bot^. regular and seasonal hired wt>rkers
Seasonal hired worker') and no regular hirod wxwkers . .
5 reporting,
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
9 reporting.
3 reporting,
persons.
s reporting.
9 reporting.
9 rcportinc
9 rr^wrtinp.
i reporting.
9 reporting.
Paiti on a montfll)r basis famvs reporting.
persons.
Avcraco hour? worked per person per month hours .
Average wage rate per person p«r month cMlars,
V'nder SSfl per mnth farms reporting.
S50 to Jft4 per n-zinth fairns reporting,
S8S toSlOO ptv month farms reporting.
SllO to ?10*1 per nonth farms reportinji .
Sl-W to 51B9 per month famm reporting,
$170 to S514 per month farm.s reporting.
$315 to $271 t>or month farms reporting.
?275 to S'124 per month farms reporting .
$.')25 to S274 per month farms reporting .
5.175 and over per month fanna reporting.
Paid on a weekly basis fanns icpoitjng.
Average houn worknd per person per week hours .
Average witge rate per person per week dollars .
I'nder S12 per week farrrui reporting.
$12 to $24 oer week fanns reporting.
$25 to $29 per wo«^ farms reporting.
$.10 to $39 per week farms reporting.
$40 to $49 pw week farms repcrting .
$50 to $59 pm week farms reporting.
$60 to $69 per week farms reporting.
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.
$80 to .$69 per week farms reporting.
$90 and over per week farms reporting.
Paid on 3 iaWi basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked p«r person per day hours .
Vverage wage rate per person per day dollars .
Under $4 per day farms reporting.
$4 per day farms reporting.
$5 per day farms reporting.
56 per day rarms reporting.
57 per day farms reporting.
$6 per day farms reporting.
$0 per day. farms reporting >
$10 per day farms reporting .
Sll per day farms reporting.
$12 and over por day farms roforting.
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.
Average wage rale per person per hour dollars .
I'ndcr fdAH per hour farms reporting.
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour. farms reporting.
$0.»5 to $0.64 per hour. farms reporting.
$0.65 Lo 50.74 per hour farms reporting.
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.
.$0.fi5 to $0.99 por hour farms reporting.
$1.00 to $1.14 )>or hour farms reporting.
$1.15 lo $1.29 per hour farms reporting.
$1.30 to 51.11 per hour farms reporting.
$1.45 and over per hour farms reportine,
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting .
persons.
Averaro oaminpH per pernon dollars .
8,929
45,239
3,840
1,803
1,A^
918
926
5,705
19,189
3,012
1,178
5,081
26,050
2,252
3,848
1,857
3,22A
5,749
26,016
1.L2
1,028
6,826
9.89
2,439
6,063
1,261
1,303
2,948
1.19
3,591
10,844
1,319
3,184
9,067
1,249
1,2U
6,622
1.12
40
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workwa and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeralion. Data are based on reports fot only a sample of famia. See text]
Total all farnis
Hired workers fam? reporting. .
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 or more 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 farnis reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) farms reporting. .
persons . .
1 hired workw fanns 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 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..
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under 550 per month farms reporting..
$50 to 584 per month farms reporting. .
$S5 to $109 pvT 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 to $374 per month farms reporting..
$375 and over per month farms reporting..
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting..
Average hours worked per person per week hours . ,
Average wage rate per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week farms reporting . .
$12 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 reportinc
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting . .
$80 to $«9 per week farms reporting..
$90 and over per week farms reporting. .
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting..
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting . .
$4 per day farms reporting . .
$5 per day farms reporting . .
$6 per day farms reporting . .
$7 per day farms reporting . .
S8 per day farm.s reporting . .
$9 per day farms reporting . .
$10 per day farms reporting. .
$11 per day farms reporting . .
$12 and over per day farms reporting. .
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.,
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting. ,
$0.45 to 50.54 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.
persons.
Persons working Friday week preceding enufneralion farms reporting.
Average earnings per person dollars.
29,556
W5,215
12, -190
6,190
-4,935
3,169
2,772
21,053
3,291
2,001
1,417
li,406
64,935
7,472
2,636
15,150
5,903
8,503
16,298
78,595
1.12
41,053
277,753
15,719
7,088
6,046
5,572
6,628
22,277
80,605
11,272
4,474
3,101
2,040
1,390
26,125
197,148
9,854
3,988
3,439
3,717
5,127
14,928
7,349
18,776
446
1,074
1,186
2,566
2,013
3,300
2,908
2,541
1,S5A
2,685
}
2,037
2,774
2,768
9,126
10,126
22,346
115,220
1.00
506
1,109
571
3,178
6,086
10,891
5,861
4,059
846
416
2,247
1,673
2,592
8,334
22,695
114,027
1,824
HA
14,478
HA
9.79
M
3,459
6,555
2,128
1,851
3,671
1,097
1,746
3,019
1.20
6,976
21,420
3,479
1,364
1,084
662
387
3,748
9,737
2,092
4,075
11,683
2,274
2,901
847
3,228
3,801
10,153
1.16
1,105
3,033
1.13
1,161
3,765
1.05
CALIFORNIA
41
State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on numbef of workers and wage rates are for hired person? working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on repocts for only a sample of Tanns. See text]
(For definitions and explai
of f aim— Continued
Hired workers farma rep
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 «3r more hired workers fonr^ reporting.
Regular workers {(o be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting,
1 hired worker fams reporting.
2 hired workers fams reportinj
3 or 4 hired workers farms reportiru
5 lo 9 hired «nkeR farms reporLin;
10 or more hired workers farms reporlinf
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days) famis reportini
1 hired worker farms reporting , ,
2 hirol workers farms reportin
1 or 4 hirea wolrrs farms reportm
5 to 9 hitcil workers farms reportin
10 or more hired workers fonns reporting .
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting
Both regular and seasonal hired workers fanns reporting
Seasonal hired Morken and norefTular hired workers farms reporting. .
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting . .
persons.
\veragc hours worked per person per month hours .
\v«age wage rate per person per lutnth di
I'nder SSO per month farms reporting.
S50 lo S%4 per month Jarms reportin)
S85 to S109 per month fanr« reporting ,
$110 to S129 per month farms reportin
S130 to S169 per nonth farms reporting.
5170 to S214 per month farms reporting .
SS15 to $271 per n«>nlh farms reporting.
?275 to ?.121 per nnnlh farms reportina .
S325 lo *.171 per monQi farms reporting.
^75 and over per month faimi reporting. ,
Paid on a weckl)f basis farms reporting.
pentons,
\verage hourt- worked per person per week hours .
Average wage rate prt person pw week dollam.
I'ndCT 512 per week farms reportin)
$12 to $24 per week farms reportin)
$25 to $29 per week farms roportmi
S30 to $39 per week f»m» reportim
$40 to 549 per week farms rcportinj
$60(0 $59 p«r Hoek farms reportini
$60 to S69 per week firms reporting .
$70 lo $79 per week Carms repi
5ft0 Ui ?ft9 per week farms reporting..
S30 and over per week farms reporting. ,
Paidonadailjrbasis farms rt^wning..
\verage hours worked per person per day hours
\verage wage rate per person ri" day dollars .
I'nder $4 per day farms reporting. ,
S4 per day farms reportin
$5 per day farms reporting. .
$6 per day farms reporting
$7 per day farms reporting
Sg per day farms reporting
$9 per day fanris reporting
$10 per day farms reportinc
511 per day farms reporting
$12 and over per day farms roportinc
Paid on an hourly basis farms remning,
Vvornge wage rate per person per hour dollar
Indcr $0.45 per hour farms reportin
^1.15 to S0.54 p«* hour farms reporting.
<i>.55 lo 50.64 per hour. farms re|K
$0.<J5 to $0.74 per hour „ fnrms reporting . ,
50.75 lo SO.M per hour farms reportmg .
S0.B5 to 50.99 per hour farms repealing .
^1.00 to 51.14 per tour farms reporting.
$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reportini
SI. 30 to $1.44 per hour farms reportint
>].45 and ov<>r per hour farms reportin)
Paid on a piece-work basts farms reportin)
Persons wotking Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
\v('rni!e eAmings per pcr^n dollars
3,272
17,285
1,100
2,779
8,750
1,169
1,968
8,748
1.13
1,464
ll,2Se
1.11
42
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fenns. See (oxlj
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VAI.liE
Farms number . .
Percent distribution percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Average size of farm acres . .
Value of land and buildings;
Average per farm dollars . .
AveTBce per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use;
Cropland harvested forms reporting . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 lo 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres .farms repotting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting..
Cultivated summer fallow famta reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle end crop failure) farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture fanns reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested fanns reporting . .
Land use practices;
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in stri^ycroppmg systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BV IGE
Opeiators repotting age number. .
Under 25 years number. .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 64 years ;. ..number. .
65 or mote years number. .
Average age years . .
OFF-FAP.M WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
working off their farms, total. operators rtfporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting. .
200 or more days operators reporting..
With other members of family working off fann operators reporlinf ..
With income from sources other than farm
operatxKl and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators Importing . .
With other income of family exceeding vbIu©
of egriculturnl pnaducls sold operators reporting . .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number. .
50 to 69 acres number . .
(0 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number . ,
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number. .
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1.909 acres number.
2,000 or more acres number.
See footnotes at end of table.
99,232
100.0
36,853,851
100.0
371.4
76,784
8,012,806
25,039
U,882
6,482
8,954
9,534
6,577
5,167
1,948
1,201
20,921
3,034,741
17,905
1,916,450
6,336
1, 103, 148
1,355
125,140
U,963
688,162
5,550
4,063,804
4,349
362,312
21,157
17,096,729
8,885
854,556
74,205
7,416,784
64,285
6,208,682
39,275
1,446
92,102
97,550
847
8,511
22,647
26,244
22,645
16,656
51.3
45,706
9,434
5,387
30,885
13,977
24,852
53,526
7,761
25,892
24,120
34,575
5,623
6,027
4,619
3,906
2,267
1,811
5,816
4,451
2,820
3,192
Economic class
Commercial farms
66,929
67.4
34,861,613
94.6
520.9
54,712
7,807,644
8,483
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
310,738
53,798
7,214,320
48, 572
6,086,851
37,975
1,006
86,987
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
13,235
16,134
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11, 551
6,626
11,979
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
14, 526
14.6
20,474,958
55.6
1,409.5
251
565
1,675
2,380
3,445
1,597
i,m
3,291
1,388,650
3,889
1,008,777
1,680
633,170
285
39, 113
2,411
336,494
616
1,351,938
412
235,447
3,192
10,369,118
1,364
466,666
12,086
5,039,940
11,183
4,418,915
12,487
258
42,597
W,078
79
1,715
4,276
4,091
2,648
1,269
47.7
12,386
1,038
4,496
2,465
2,042
1,147
1,553
12,035
12.1
4,828,734
13.1
401.2
1,856
2,873
2,244
899
206
61
2,413
473,191
2,481
281,503
1,026
180,751
165
11,711
1,584
89,041
405
653,335
345
109,751
2,236
1,970,649
1,005
118,864
9,865
949,769
9,205
770,759
11,856
145
1,325
3,257
3,393
2,488
1,248
43.6
8,993
1,371
3,343
1,474
2,549
1,225
1,347
1,216
1,086
576
356
CALIFORNIA
43
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
TDatA are baaed on reports for only a SBinple of farms. See text]
(Fof definitions and explft]
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALIJE
Farms number . ,
Percent distribution percent . .
Land in farms acres . ,
Percent distribution percent..
Avera£'< lire of farm acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per acre dollars . .
10 to 19 acr
20u>29acr
30 to 49 an
SO to 99 acr
100 lo 199 I
2)0 to 499 a
500 to 999 ■
farms reporting..
fanns reporting..
farms reporting. .
farms reporting..
farms reporting. .
farms reporting..
farms reporting. .
farms refrotting..
farms repcrting . .
Oopland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured firms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting. ,
Soil-in^VDvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reptfting. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
Irrigated land in farms farms reptiting.,
IiTigated cropland harvested farms tepotling . .
i crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators re(»rting age number . .
Under 2i years number. .
SS to 84 years numbar . .
W to 44 yarn number..
4StoM years nianbef..
B5 tofl4 years number..
65 or more years number , .
Average agt^ years . ,
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Morking off their farms, total operators
1 b> 99 days opaatrrs
100 to 199 days operslors
200 or mere days opreators
With other mnmbers of family irarking off farm operators
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-faim wrxk operators
Willi other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off lh«ir farms operauss
With other members of family working off farm operators
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators
FARMS BY SIZE
1.000 to 1,999 acres.
raporting..
reporting.,
repcrting..
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting..
reporting.
repe«ting.
..number..
Economic class-Continued
Commeioial farms— Continued
13,335
13.4
2,833,944
U,157
444,881
1,874
3,317
1,824
2,000
1,306
537
251
39
9
3,150
276,421
2,636
154,333
1,027
87,771
182
13,427
1,662
53,135
8U
509,147
468
93,524
2,698
1,193,890
1,228
73,465
10,732
376,925
9,596
271,929
125
999
2,673
3,634
3,375
2,3U
52.1
3,160
3,121
7,244
1,195
3,281
1,590
6,827
1,065
10,311
10.4
2,220,560
8,062
192,150
3,091
2,425
2,274
217,379
1,803
37,709
13,029
1,U1
39, U3
98,644
2,291
1,061,926
993
49,244
7,821
173,020
6,562
114,145
62
690
1,832
2,505
2,982
2,140
53.8
3,076
4,086
2,743
1,410
2,108
38,713
1,179
157,997
244
12,944
1,948
40,171
1,557
20,453
24,341
24.5
1,242,684
16,165
139,530
U,970
2,528
4,955
142,679
2,975
82,785
621
17,256
269
13,348
2,292
52,181
1,562
247,833
1,470
106,488
5,883
375,089
2,536
35,567
15,458
135,841
11,646
83,173
246
2,363
6,970
7,932
6,454
21,288
1,025
1,801
18,462
6,956
11,431
19,460
3,053
1,013
2,587
5,754
45,682
4,534
875
31,964
168
7,376
52
8,460
703
16,128
488
91,476
482
48,190
1,650
160,746
489
5,965
4,802
36,740
3,923
23,166
847
389
1,436
1,444
6,075
770
5,279
3,99'?
See fmlnotee at end of table.
44
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are ba.sed on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
Total
farms
Commercial farms
F*RMS BY COLflli AND TEMTRE OF OPERATOR
All farm operatofs:
Full owners nmnber .
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Crop-share tenants number.
Livestock-share ti>nants number.
Other and unspecified tenants number -
White farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
AH tenants number.
Nonwhite farm operators;
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
F-VRMS BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number.
Tobacco farms number.
Cotton farms number.
Other field-crop farms number.
Vegetable farms number.
Fruit-and-nut farms numlter.
Poultry fan^s number.
Dairy farms number.
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number.
Livestock ranches number.
General farms number.
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms nun'bor .
SPEHFIED EQUIPNtENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines fanr.s reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers farms reporting .
number.
Field fcmee harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Vlotortrvcks farms reporting .
number.
Tractors farms reporting .
Tractors other than gat^len farms reporting .
number.
1 tractor farms reporting.
2 tractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting .
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
number .
Crawler lractt*s farms reporting.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
Automobiles farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Home freezer farms reporting .
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting.
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting.
Farms by kinil of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting.
Gravel, shell, or shale forms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road fanns reporting.
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad farms reporting.
1 mile farms reporting .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.
4 miles farms reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting .
FARM LABOR, IVEEK PRECEDING ENl'MERATION
Hired workers farms rejiortinp
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days! farms reporting,
persons
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reportin|
2 hired workers farms reporting .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting ,
5 to 0 hired workers farms reportir
10 or more hired workers farms reporting,
RF.SIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
68,^89
17.756
10,843
5,125
65,759
16,849
10,068
3,341
5,037
1,019
2,921
24,273
7,022
8,046
4,719
4,209
3,968
34,627
749
994
8,287
9,164
3,176
3,984
70,569
131,019
70,811
160,999
65,586
147,390
33,3%
15,317
7,276
3,724
5,873
57,604
104, 597
28,382
42,793
12,438
13,609
87,463
127,098
94,735
87,749
59,542
11,482
5,324
2,588
8,575
79,291
7,695
9,783
6,702
3,081
1,440
918
160
29,556
145,215
21,053
9,916
4,428
3,291
2,001
1,417
82,756
11,707
4,769
40,239
16,045
3,820
3,973
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,341
5,037
1,019
2,921
24,273
7,022
8,046
4,719
4,209
3,968
2,324
723
962
7,707
8,537
3,042
3,824
53,140
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
U0,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
2,379
8,084
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
1,994
968
598
27,044
140,230
20,222
78,696
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
5,080
5,346
2,358
1,171
3,180
1,565
2,496
371
550
2,6U
3,130
1,407
1,982
13,499
49,078
13,301
61,732
13,100
59,631
2,183
2,325
2,135
1,840
4,617
12,406
40,696
8,722
18,935
13,477
27,553
14, 361
13,787
10,301
2,716
2,425
1,054
3,657
11,185
1,632
1,153
12,302
103,423
11,345
64,548
3,111
2,597
2,558
1,748
1,331
6,330
3,649
1,756
5,827
3,339
1,610
10,310
25,139
9,983
23,775
3,210
2,968
2,057
982
766
9,002
16,751
5,184
7,024
1,242
1,364
11,188
15,927
11,847
11,266
7,862
1,719
1,197
489
1,620
6,331
17,498
4,527
7,982
CALIFORNIA 45
State Table 17.-FARMS AND P^ARM (.'HARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[D&lA are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexlj
(For derinitions and explai
rial farms— Con hnuet
FARMS BY COLOR A\D TEXITRE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number
Part owners number
All tenants number
Cftsh tenants number
Share-cash Lennnts number
Crop-share tcnanls number
LivesliM-k-shftre tenants number
Other rind onspecific*! tenanls number
White farm nperalors:
Full ottTier? number
Part owners numb«
MIt
Non white farm operators:
F\RAB BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-p-ain farms .number ,
Tobacco farms number ,
Cotton farms. number ,
Other field-crop farms .nun^ber
VefretAble fanns number
Fruit-and-nut farms numht^r
Poulify farms .number
Dairv' farms. number
Livestock fiUTi.<i other than poultiy and dAir>- fftrni^
and li\esUx;n ranches number
Livestock ranches nuir^bcr
GenerKl fums nunbor
^itscellaneous and unclassiTied farms number
SPEaFIED EQtTPNfENT AND FACIUTIES AND KJND OF ROAD
Grain combines
Com pickers
Pick-up baler?!...,
Field forage hnrve'
Motortrucks
3 tractorn .
Wheel tractors
Crawler tractors
Garden Iradora
Automobiles
Automobiles and/'or motortrucks
Telephone
Home freezer
Milking machine
F.loclric milk cooler
Crop drier (for f^ain, fora^, or other crops). . .
Poww^peraled elevator, conveyor, or blower .
Faniis by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface ,
rrfnvel. shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Lc«s than I mi le to a hard surface road . .
1 or more miles to a hard surface nsad
Imile
2or3miIes
4 milnft
Soro
niles.
number,
s reportini;.
s report inc.
number,
s report! nft.
number.
9 reportin];.
number,
s reportins.
number,
s reporting.
number,
s reporting*,
s reporting.
s reporting,
s reportini;,
numb<v,
s ropmine,
number,
number.
s reportinK.
s reporting .
9 reportinj!.
s rcpotinK.
a reportinfE.
s reportinK,
sroportinji.
fl Tvporting.
s repotinfi,
3 roportinB.
s reporting,
» roportinR,
s reporting.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired worfcora fams reporting..
Regular hired workers (employed ISO or more days) forms reporting. .
pontons,.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired worlcers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers .farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers forms reporting . .
10 or more hired workore farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. ,
Operators not reporting residence. number..
See footnotes at end of t&t)te.
9,593
2,132
1,426
9,178
2,067
1,321
5,598
1,106
1,667
10,404
17,004
9,973
15,570
6,028
2,809
807
223
106
8,682
11,537
3,468
4,033
1,371
1,434
11,660
15,234
12,796
U,733
7,600
2,153
517
267
2,615
6,409
1,2a
1,650
7,029
10,424
6,664
9,229
4,770
1,428
344
93
29
5,595
6,801
2,109
2,428
1,123
1,195
8,955
11,796
9,835
8,822
5,651
1,281
164
105
21,042
1,372
1,818
1,061
20,646
1,352
1,743
1,918
U,131
2,670
16,480
1,942
12,871
2,825
17,027
1,783
10,407
2,416
12,714
1,326
8,562
350
1,503
73
252
17
75
17
15
1,420
8,447
1,682
9,502
656
3,013
734
3,212
394
4,108
409
4,313
2,445
21,146
3,020
29,116
2,906
22,844
2,345
20,744
1,515
U,700
242
1,107
19, U5
1,974
2,755
1,914
21,008
2,096
1,237
3,567
4,475
2,677
3,176
2,276
324
63
798
863
1,249
1,299
6,077
7,318
6,824
46
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explanations,
Commercial farms
USE OF CXJMMERCUL FESTILIZER AND LWF,
Commercial fertiliser nnd fertillzinp
materials used during the year farms reporting . .
Dry materials faniis reporti nj: . .
Liquid materials farms repofline. .
Crops on which used-
May and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
Dr>- materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pasture {not cropland) fanr.s reporting . .
tlrj' materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
f>y materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
C^otton farms refiorting. .
Dry n;aterials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
All other crops farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting . ,
i8,308
5,070,643
1,105,865
42,788
815,686
11,649
290,179
8,381
639,179
7,801
91,863
2,601
126,715
2,509
18,662
2,845
8,324
823,709
6,222
117,643
2,809
71,258
1,938
198,563
1,U9
27,509
1,148
21,935
36,753
3,255,783
31,858
527,273
9,024
185,196
375
39, 679
4,988,148
1,085,481
34,739 I
796,968
10,785
288, 513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
81,521
849
32,686
116
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,7U
71,090
1,938
198, 563
1,U9
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
10,370
3,792,866
818,205
9,001
575,717
3,846
242,488
2,426
408,730
2,257
58,214
360
2,785
2,958
674,255
2,163
93,490
1,211
62,561
1,382
177,306
838
24,859
830
19,258
7,955
2,439,832
6,529
359,170
2,939
151,673
138
7,969
575, 829
124,111
6,934
97,925
2,330
26,186
1,449
91,315
1,314
12,112
1,658
79,431
1,209
12,200
1,612
6,107
372,189
5,144
67,872
1,771
17,784
SPEaFffiD FARM EXPENDITIHES
Any of the following speciHed expenditures farms reporting . .
Feed for livestock and poultr>' farms reporting..
dollars..
I 'nder 5100 farms reporting. .
SlfKl to S999 farms reporting..
Sl.OOO to SI, 999 farms reporting . .
52,000 to S4 ,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 or more farms reporting . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under 51,000 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
5-2,500 to .54,999 farms reporting. .
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting . .
510,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting . .
S200 to 5999 farms reporting . .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting. .
5200 to 5499 farms reporting . .
S500 to5999 farms reporti ng . .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
.52,500 to 54,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
510,OOOtoS19,999 farms reporting . .
520,000 to 549,999 farms reporting . .
550,000 or more farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting . .
Under 5100 farms reporting . .
5100 to 5499 farms reporting . .
5500 to 5999 farms reporting . .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting . ,
Under 5100 farms reporting . .
SlOO to 5499 farms reporting..
5500 to 5999 farms reporting.,
51,000 to 51,999 farms reporting. ,
55,000 or more farms reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
98,427
48,870
434,925,878
5,611
20,659
4,987
5,907
U,706
29,857
337,681,330
17,140
4,875
2,633
2,154
3,055
46,513
99,468,129
14,041
17,173
15,299
62,284
498,742,765
8,915
8,147
7,130
10,822
9,431
7,472
5,270
3,439
1,658
32,531
37,801,989
10,848
10,794
3,798
7,091
96,098
80,666,114
27,792
35,637
U,182
15,662
2,825
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
U,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,541
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
U,526
7,220
321,376,097
215
791
1,844
2,847
3,543
3,212
1,636
1,322
1,220
4,667
1,986
1,975
7,620
2,703
12,035
5,672
53,074,811
3,889
15,927,605
1,074
1,295
397
6,892
12,026,067
1,071
2,363
3,458
2,188
2,S4«
2,764
1,332
3,450
3,531
4,242
CALIFORNIA 47
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU an based oo npofta tot only a sample of tuma. See t«xt3
VSE OF rOVRIERaAL FERTIUZER AND LIME
Dry maunals....
Liquid materials .
Diy matetials
Liqnid materials
Otber pasture (not cropland)
Dry maXerials.
Li(]uid materials
Irldl potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Cotton
Dry materials.
Liquid mstrrials
Sugar beelfl
Diy materials
Liquid materials
All other oops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
ne or liming materials used durinjt the y
s reporting,
s reporting..
. rerms reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting,
9 repcvting. .
3 reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting,,
s reporting ,
farms reporting.
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
. fanns reporting. .
.farms reporting,,
.farms reporting..
reporting,.
nepceting..
SPEOFIED FARM EXPE-VDITIIBES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed fcr livestock and poultry
Under $100.
SIOOtoSSM
$1,000 to 51. 9M
S!,000 to SI,«W
$5,000 or mm
Piffchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1,000
$1,000 to ss.tn
S2,S0a to $4,9M
St.OOO to S9,W«
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$20OU>$9M
$1,000 or more,
Hind labor
Under S200,
$200 to $499
$900 to $999
$1,000 to $2,<99
$2,900 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $19,999
$20,000 to $49,999
$SO,000 a mere.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under SlOa
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 or son.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
$100 to $499
$500 to 5899
$1,000 to $4 ,999
$5,000 or more.
See boQialee al end of table.
9 reporting..
dollars..
I reporting.,
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
9 reporting.,
9 reporting,,
rums reporting , .
dollars,,
s rx^porting , ,
s reporting,,
snporting..
snporting..
9 nporting, ,
9 nporting,.
dollars..
9 nporting..
s npating,.
9 nporting,.
9 reporting,.
9 repoting,.
9 reptfting..
enpvtjng..
9 reporting..
dollars . .
9 reporting..
s reporting.,
fl nporting.,
s reporting..
dollars..
B reporting, ,
9 reporting,.
Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms— Continued
7,271
187,222
42,351
6,447
37,959
1,486
4,392
1,277
38,938
1,226
6,254
71
5,262
115,999
4,634
26,079
1,138
3,238
70
640
13,335
6,662
14,921,551
628
2,462
1,051
1,603
918
3,857
5,539,444
2,479
66
7,328
5,315,909
1,830
3,906
1,592
9,250
13,903,553
1,359
1,622
1,694
2,743
1,352
396
79
4,580
1,524,230
1,908
1,959
13,009
5,213,529
1,956
7,471
2,597
985
4,703
75,447
18,468
4,109
16,407
825
2,061
3,409
45,381
2,922
10,947
10, 3U
5,130
6,398,428
470
2,439
1,002
1,161
58
2,864
2,984,581
2,021
4,977
2,120,131
1,898
2,651
428
5,0U,071
1,344
1,480
1,431
1,154
404
47
2,915
675,573
1,513
1,105
10,074
2,454,865
3,197
5,569
3,090
1,560
88,254
2,981
697,044
1,153
1,463
Part-retirement
6,477
54,230
U,710
6,002
12,446
670
1,264
4,973
35,420
4,648
9,435
23,826
12,748
5,701,557
2,381
8,928
1,031
402
7,414
1,725,370
4,908
2,239
267
6,926
3,264,477
3,205
1,979
4,980
884,009
3,356
1,260
23,088
2,597,765
U,739
7,577
2,050
U,029
3,722
1,945
3,425
190
297
1,755
9,951
1,650
2,687
7,507
3,443
1,473,411
1,467
487,678
1,357
2,459
492,176
1,706
2,476
1,064,073
1,229
48
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[^Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See texlj
Ilem
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESroUTED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fafm products sold total, dollars . .
average per farm, dollars . .
Alt crops sold dollars . .
Field crops, other Ihaji vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold dollars .
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . .
Forest products and horticultural specially products sold dollars . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars , .
Poultry and poultrj' products sold dollars . .
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reportmf! . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting . .
Milk cows farms reporline, .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting. .
number . .
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CaUle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 4 head farms reporting . .
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head, farms reporting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting . ,
50 to 99 head farms reporting , .
100 to 499 head farms reporting..
500 or n»re head farms reporting. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head. farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head. farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or more head farms reporting . .
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting.,
20 to 29 head farms reporting , .
30 to 49 head fanr.s reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or more head farms reporting . .
Horses and/or mules farms reporting . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms rqjorting..
number. ,
Sheep and lambs farms reporting . .
number . .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting..
Sheep 1 year old and over fam s reporting . .
Ewes farms reporting . .
number . .
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold;
CaUle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number,,
dollars. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting . .
number . .
dollars,.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars . .
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting.,
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting,,
dollars , ,
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollai
2,862,5U,403
28, M7
1,737,093,121
782,538,762
270,103,488
583,127,495
96,323,376
1,125,413,282
231,908,368
323,754,746
569,755,163
38,675
3,721,209
30,906
1,465,145
20,351
766,804
31,111
1,097,275
30,440
1,158,739
2,091
6,227
6,040
5,315
6,721
4,493
6,583
1,205
5,789
9,292
3,U3
2,302
2,721
2,122
1,207
4,330
1,314
1,196
1,430
1,234
740
2,479
20,147
76,897
9,388
381,625
6,320
207,205
6,337
174,420
9,289
1,997,604
6,135
664,365
8,147
1,333,239
7,907
1,280,314
6,156
52,425
2,419
25,013
27,599
30,918,103
32,410
2,945,288
522,144,524
4,939
440,894
14,990,396
6,384
1,760,347
24,644,858
10,889
7,185,246,077
323,754,746
9,564
36,681,280
10,099
416,121,713
133,158,947
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57, 195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153, 5U
4,005
644,023
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,394,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
2,151,897,499
148, 141
1,275,709,944
641,750,402
241,089,747
318,266,614
74, 603, 181
876,187,555
146,261,519
252,963,472
476, 962, 564
6,095
2,399,222
4,993
346,905
3,451
498, 905
4,859
644,874
5,214
907,443
787
450,413
1,106
678,795
1,078
656,815
866
21,980
3,308
2,579
14,674,249
5,319
2,337,617
448,680,818
2,666
5,286,052,397
252,963,472
1,350
21,355,432
1,179
213,540,126
68,332,839
338,462,960
28,123
221,307,414
76,391,745
17,384,110
116,609,330
10,922,229
117,155,546
49,526,279
36,244,400
31,384,867
4,024
441,990
3,344
223,710
2,336
112,188
3,372
146,374
3,325
71,906
822
33,438
535
19, 911
564
13,527
934
286, 139
604
84,463
816
201,676
767
193,834
609
7,342
133
1,420
3,353
,137,691
3,406
202,640
25,943,664
1,641
907,083,761
36,244,400
1,937
9,057,367
1,759
113,453,798
36,306,818
See footnotes at end of tAble,
CALIFORNIA
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-
49
■Continued
[DatA are based on reports for only a sample of farms.
(For dcrmition^ and e
Exnnomic class- Con linued
Conmercia] fwins-Contini
Part-relirement
EPTWA-reO VALlt OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOITICE
All farm pfoducts sold loul. dollars..
A\ etAge per form, dol lars . .
All crops sold dollars . .
Field crops, other than vepebtbies and fruits and nuts, sold .... dol tars . .
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold. dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty piDducIs sold. dollars . .
All livestock and livestock jTDducts sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry producis sold dollars..
Dairy pnxtucLs sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, aold dollars . .
Ln-ESrOCK AND LTVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. ,
numbc*..
Cows, including heif«9 that have calved farms reporting..
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number,.
Heifers and heiT^ calves farms reporting.,
nunbCT..
Steers and bulls tncludmc steer and bull calves farms reportini;..
number..
Farms reporting bv nun'iber on ^-and:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting . ,
2 to 4 head. farms reporting..
S lo 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms refwrting..
50 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 to 499 head farms reporting . .
500 or more head farms reporting . .
Cows including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting , ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting , .
10 lo 19 head farms reporting , .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head fanna reporting..
50 to 74 head fnms reporting..
75 lo99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head (arms reporting..
Milk oows-
! head fame reporting..
2 to 9 heed farms reporting..
10 to 19 head, farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
80 to 49 head. farms reporting..
SO to 74 head. firms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or mere head farms reporting. ,
Horses andy'or mules farms reporting..
number . .
Hogs and pigs fama reporting. ,
Bom >iince June I farms reporting. .
Bern before June 1 farms reporting , ,
number..
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
numbor. .
Lambs under 1 year old farms repoting. .
number,,
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
Fwes farms reporting . .
number..
Rams and wethtrs. farms reporting . .
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
number..
Chickens 4 months old and ovef farms reporting . .
number..
Livestock and livestock ptoducts sold:
Catlle and calves sold alive farms reporting . ,
dollars,.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number.,
dollars.,
Sheep and lambs sold alive. farms reporting,,
number . ,
dollars.,
Milk and cream sold farms reporting . .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting .
Chicken eggs sold forms reporting .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
100,126,291
7,509
64,973,829
17,355,819
2,713,215
42,158,862
2,745,933
35,152,462
8,116,098
10,264,458
16,771,906
113,708
3,135
48, 9U
4,560
84,931
4,228
41,960
3,230
_ 4,038
1,919,960
4,672
112,268
12,905,168
1,998
308,368,301
10,264,458
1,434
1,245,752
1,542
19,951,009
6,384,321
38,807,693
3,764
24,191,678
5,480,021
778,455
16,777,658
1,155,544
14,616,015
2,594,374
2,991,812
9,029,829
4,112
138,321
3,407
58,268
2,147
18,370
3,363
46,268
3,223
31,785
2,«)9
2,018
8,073
7,707
1,147
1,104
30,002
29,512
829
689
15,706
17,199
7D1
814
1,1,296
12,413
1,256
955
163,904
78,335
864
654
33,281
15,698
1,104
858
130,623
62,637
1,078
838
124,758
60,018
1,894
3,168
788,829
3,550
61,899
7,054,102
1,204
94,939,464
2,991,812
932
437,867
1,082
6,443,213
2,061,829
4,370,480
1,414
2,719,843
540,512
118,490
1,879,992
180,849
1,650,637
196,729
255,856
1,198,052
1,268
19,468
1,034
7,341
1,042
7,835
824, X)7
18,901,269
777
10,894,520
1,870,339
305,090
8,224,415
494,676
8,006,749
763,699
679,400
6,563,650
10,455
103, 329
7,565
31,503
7,966
40,808
7,904
30,918
2,588
3,398
2,302
1,358
5,495
16,547
3,346
28,761
2,212
16,513
2,249
12,248
2,625
57,804
1,659
U,021
2,227
53,783
2,U4
49,743
1,5U
4,040
7,457
7,219
502,063
8,341
44,248
4,877,809
1,707
22,281
757,554
1,567
31,660
443,520
1,016
19,605,392
579,400
1,258
U0,030
1,672
1,910,228
611,274
6,631,614
852
4,232,389
445,465
134,035
3,450,278
202,590
2,399,225
380,964
229,715
2,551
28,177
1,993
11,371
1,914
10,317
1,703
5,489
1,547
2,216
169,021
2,024
11,987
1,345,976
50
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DAtA are based on repotts for only a sample of famis. See text]
Economic class
LINTSTOrK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed Decemtrer 1, 1958. to
November 30, 1959 farms rermrtin?.,
numlwr of litter
1 or 9 litters farms reportin
3 to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 litters farms reportin
20 to 3n litters farms repotting..
40 to 69 litters famis reporting..
70 or more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to Novemlmr 30 fanr.s reporting. .
numliet of lit
? 1 farms reporting . .
3,623
63,832
1,509
1,085
2,978
30,286
2,586
33,546
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
SPEOFIED t:ROPS HARVESTED
Under 11 acres.
U to 24 acres..
25 to IS acres. .
50 to 74 acres..
Harvested for grain
ms reporting..
nis reporting . .
ms reporting..
ms reporting.,
ms reporting.,
ms reporting. .
ms reporting . .
5,220
259,24*
1,621
1,302
1,026
5U
177
580
2,303
166,760
11,128,752
1,8U
10,250,281
4,713
253,616
1,256
i,ai
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or seed faniis reporting.
hundredweight.
2,564
213, 572
7,569,444
2,428
2U,360
7,518,719
1,232
164,254
6,040,228
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
2,986
347,020
8,278,648
2,804
342,548
8,217,4U
1,113
185,650
5, 579, 848
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
1,085
127,370
4,074,423
Barley harvested farms reporting.
lOO-lb. bags
7,658
1,484,822
32,W7,640
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
2,982
1,053,062
25,521,080
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. begs.
1,333
305,918
13,555,246
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
Diy lima beans harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags
Other diy field and seed beans
harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Clover, tiJDOthy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,201
159,911
2,575,410
U,034
1,023,899
5,439,8X
8,445
3,929,292
2,554
137,228
244,697
327,965
536,305
2,572
168,956
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
896
109,292
1,847,379
3,933
648,858
3,775,463
2,779
2,877,499
1,519
138,391
247, 502
2,483
152,225
767,406
1,633
535,188
1,224
58,217
102,305
CALIFORNIA
51
State Table 17.-FARMS AND P^ARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I DttU are based on T«potts for only a sample of farms. See text]
(FnrHrfinihc'ns and f
cia] fanns— Continued
Parl-retirwneni
LIVESTOCK AND LI\'E?rOCK PRODUCTS-Conti i
ivember W fanrs
nuniber
to June 1 farms
number
SPEaFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
rervHting
renortinc
reoorting
rworling
reporting
report) ne
ofliuers
renortinK
Harvested for fffain
s reporting
s rmortinK
8 rervxtiRg,
5 refxxting,
s reoortini;
9 reportinR
s reporting
Sale!) farms renorting
bushHa
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or eeed farms reporting.
htmdredwelght.
Wheat harvested. .*. farms reporting.
bushels
Data harvested for grain farms reportli^
tnubels
Barley harvested farma reporting.
100- It. bags
Rice harvested farms reporting
100- lb. bags
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting
100- lb. bags
tons.
Sales CejTSis reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; nheat;
barley; lye; wild oats; voltinteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for h^ farms reporting.
2,246
65, 169
279,424
1,252
151,617
1,332
38, 167
57,425
1,137
2fl,056
83,546
1,065
565
«,265
19,700
95
40
35,995
15,660
1,029
10,651
31,584
1,312
17,398
22,263
See fcxitnotes at end of table.
52
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.
-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanna. See text]
SPEanED CROPS FtARV'ESTED-Continuwl
Hay crops — Continued
Wild hay cut farms reporting..
Sales f amis reporting . .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
tons, green weight..
Cotton harvested farms reportliig. .
bales..
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting . .
hundredweight. .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reportillg. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars..
Land In bearing and ncmbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting. .
Apples ' farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age muifi)er. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Peaches, clingstone-^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested tons. .
Peaches , freestone^ farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested tons..
Pears other than Bartlett^ farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age ntunber. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Grapes, table^ farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Grapes, raisin^ farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight. .
Grapes, wine or julce^ farms reporting. .
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Plums-* farms reporting . ,
Trees of all agea number. ,
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantl-ty harvested tons..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,109
94,656
105,274
1,095
44,321
66,465
8,767
842,940
1,838,671
1,171
84,293
22,746,982
1,987
201,555
4,642,340
7,707
24,232
1,4OT,840
237,388
1,230,452
178,018
7,477
83,349
8,165,854
1,922, W7
6,243,707
565,211
10,586
43,865
4,273,100
725,568
3,547,532
264,585
6,073
41,173
4,152,519
986,593
3,165,926
344,439
2,391
4,879
477,504
43,043
434,461
39,596
5,780
106,203
48,190,843
5,099,151
43,091,692
602,146
9,215
227, 549
lU, 081, 221
13,113,066
97,968,155
1,565,898
5,415
132,271
65,263,829
5,710,086
59,553,743
627,098
7,772
27,886
2,956,801
639,792
2,317,009
90,266
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,542,140
3,704
19,420
1,226,243
189,058
1,037,185
167,540
4,879
79,869
7,822,960
1,741,530
6,081,430
560,103
6,647
41,473
4,047,332
663, 166
3,384,166
260,178
3,598
39, OU
3,997,916
962,052
3,035,864
340,747
1,321
4,607
459,921
40,174
419,747
39,372
3,823
104,530
47,438,933
4,704,663
42,734,270
599, 582
7,658
223,076
109,053,451
12,229,652
96,823,799
1,553,575
3,867
124,296
60,924,847
4,834,366
56,090,481
613,726
4,538
26,345
2,821,570
583,255
2,238,315
89,079
3,018
682,450
1,537,619
1,410
179,448
4,194,113
419
• 8,372
464,684
51,140
413,544
82, 103
894
43,206
4,216,480
960,433
3,256,047
318,167
996
19,157
1,859,635
305,086
1,554,549
125,929
548
20,289
2,092,655
528,809
1,563,846
225,882
201
3,732
379,440
31,804
347,636
33, 588
714
69,494
31,580,293
3,471,564
28,108,729
415,402
1,101
84,739
41,352,099
5,356,686
35,995,413
606,410
66,451
31,580,462
2,488,705
29,091,757
372,472
697
12,175
1,286,447
238,773
1,047,674
44,864
1,719
83,717
161,534
531
3,258
215, 159
35,059
179, 100
36,594
1,048
18,580
1, 836, 299
356,847
1,479,452
U2,139
1,282
8,903
853, 593
139,655
713,938
61,126
663
7,650
772,858
159,293
613,565
63,764
180
148
14,844
5,280
9,564
1,335
770
17,823
7,948,593
540,192
7,403,401
95,432
1,529
53,727
26,225,464
2,703,920
23,521,544
396,679
675
19,551
9,631,286
797,799
8,833,487
92,069
824
5,509
610,945
128,681
482,264
20,451
CALIFORNIA
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
53
-Continued
(For den ni lions and explai
Commercial famns-Continued
Economic class-Continued
Part-retirement
SPEaFIED CROPS HABVE?rED-l>)ntiiiued
Hay crops — Contiimed
Wild hay cut f amta reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
OUier hfiy cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green wel^t.
Cotton harvested farms reporting.
bales.
Irish potatoes harvested for heme use
or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
tODfi.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales tlollars.
Land in bearing and ncnbearing fnUt
orehardB, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
Apples^ ,. farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age nuBiber. .
QuantlV harvested tons.
Peaches, clingstone^ faims reportli^.
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. ,
QuantiV harvested tona.
Peaches, freestone' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.,
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantiiy harvested tons.
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number.
(^xantity harvested tools.
Pears other than Bartlett' forms reporting .
Trees of all ages ntimber.
Trees not of betirlng age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quanti V harvested tons.
Grapes, table^ farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantll^ harvested tons.
Grapes, raisin^ farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number. ,
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number.
Qiiantlly harvested tons, f reah weight.
Grapes , wine or Juice' farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vinee of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Plums' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Treea not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
See footnotes at enii of table.
1,208
21,345
38,185
9U
2,<IU
162,411
31,812
130,599
1A,239
965
4,858
494,874
95,073
399,801
27,427
1,352
4,334
424,488
74,471
350,017
23,043
4,094
385,851
90,162
295,689
19,909
304
711
4,956
2,244,554
167,157
2,077,397
24,161
1,783
24,263
11,842,836
1,4U,840
10,430,996
146,001
862
12,766
6,378,019
535,565
5,842,454
51,744
993
2,687
280, 532
48,208
232,324
7,183
770
1,957
138,308
31,743
106,565
10,653
667
2,192
210,178
71,741
138,437
6,091
1,037
1,681
167,486
23,711
U3,'!75
6,778
616
1,466
144,356
41,401
102,955
4,422
221
199
17,385
1,006
16,379
517
1,612
742,834
33,240
709,594
7,565
857
6,988
3,449,010
450,670
2,998,340
37, 159
699
8,205
4,654,474
410,342
4,244,132
22,192
1,118
111,248
31,025
80,223
1,639
25,481
6,972
18,509
1,989
39,290
12,915
26,375
39,021
4,781
34,240
56, 3U
27,645
28,666
288,078
94,772
193,306
1,351
137
1,302
572, 552
172,252
400,300
5,056
137
1,233
693,435
96,675
596,760
1,754
217
330
36,676
10,280
26,396
2,854
3,372
163,279
35,837
127,442
6,524
1,897
2,813
263,575
148,949
114,626
3,344
2,848
1,570
U9,841
52,402
97,439
2,486
1,724
1,513
95,541
a, 106
74,435
1,675
720
186
U,368
2,394
8,974
168
1,328
1,157
502,656
283, 592
219,064
1,562
1,087
2,933
1,370,119
569,444
780,675
8,035
1,046
5,818
3,169,245
817,655
2,351,590
8,105
2,334
918
68,882
35,969
52,913
1,131
1,349
70,959
12,183
58,776
3,769
662
511
61,168
29,628
31,540
1,112
47,672
7,395
40,277
1,179
50,470
3,000
47,470
1,670
158,385
67,351
91,034
462
1,491
630,311
292,370
337,941
4,147
494
2,012
1,096,257
50,735
1,045,522
3,954
871
577
41,326
18,223
23,103
54
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanna. See text]
(For definitions and explai
Commercial farms
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinued
Prunes fansfi reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons, diy weight.
Apricots-' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Walnuts, English^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of beariiig age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
AljDonds^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Oranges , Valencia^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages niunber.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Oranges , navel^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Oranges, other^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of hearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Lemons^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
6,293
101,977
8,707,235
2,255,«8
6,451,797
129,576
9,115
39,739
3,076,820
538,375
2,538,«5
176,915
18,232
U8,068
4,078,934
1,242,063
2,836,871
56,390
9,555
113,074
7,189,613
1,621,391
5,568,222
73,449
9,503
90,650
8,032,666
978,204
7,054,462
31,634,227
10,023
72,535
6,913,957
1,245,837
5,668,070
23,418,693
2,150
5,267
490,493
195,494
294,999
678,372
7,738
63,510
6,373,837
645,204
5,728,633
25,733,789
3,987
93,759
8,039,078
1,945,018
6,094,060
126,676
5,228
36,560
2,854,089
488,992
2,365,097
172,921
11,404
123,407
3,400,624
953,019
2,447,605
52,023
6,030
102,583
6,515,404
1,330,762
5,184,642
71,331
6,016
85,329
7,548,004
866, 579
6,681,425
30,903,985
6,855
67,979
6,479,048
1,051,307
5,427,741
23,032,464
1,113
4,494
422,183
171,624
250,559
637,566
4,692
60,434
6,095,047
609,335
5,485,662
25,243,035
616
41,587
3,705,078
983,066
2,722,012
68,949
755
16,886
1,267,272
223, 502
1,043,770
93,533
1,739
43,315
1,216,591
380,452
336,139
21,363
921
40,872
2,551,259
614,042
1,937,217
29,624
1,134
46.495
4, 174, 829
492,481
3,682,348
17,607,912
1,159
36,762
3,565,597
569, 111
2,996,486
13,679,493
230
2,113
208,266
85,263
123,003
373,975
838
37,954
3,819,269
369, 678
3,449,591
16,447,024
751
19,578
1,570,450
317,701
1,252,749
25,752
919
8,592
698,801
133,333
564,968
39,457
2,013
24,343
644,071
157,142
436,929
11,947
1,073
23,379
1,458,355
190,113
1,268,242
18,313
1,041
16,015
1,409,170
115,377
1,293,293
6,199,353
1,301
12,635
1,177,032
211,430
965,602
4,579,672
168
483
52,092
21,290
30,802
58,990
835
9,840
1,010,716
38,621
972,095
4,532,327
730
14,056
1,147,041
214,446
932,595
15,568
1,168
5,507
438,186
53,377
384,809
22,008
2,652
19,503
525, 5U
161,445
364,069
7,815
1,287
16,951
1,128,297
208,937
919,360
12,097
1,364
11,419
983,063
104, 819
883,244
4,131,260
1,728
9,718
897,374
100,503
796,871
2,933,198
a6
961
89,316
35,610
53,706
112,770
1,052
6,711
690,320
149,810
540,510
2,400,837
^Inclvtdes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doea not include acreage for farms with less than 10 htjndredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms irlth less than 20 trees and grapevines.
■•Harvested in 1953-59 from the bloom of 1958.
CALIFORNIA
55
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(Fof dermitions and €
Ecntiomic class-Continued
ComjnecciaJ faims-Conlinued
Other faims
nts, IV
Ouss V
nuasVl
Pan- time
Part-retiremenl
VbnoiTnftl
912
764
214
1,585
702
19
11,832
5,476
1,230
5,657
2,257
304
l,036,96i
483, 572
95,973
462,464
181,994
23,699
272,383
118,552
38,870
264,927
42,473
3,020
764,581
365,020
57,103
197, 537
139,521
20,679
...
12,116
3,889
402
1,705
871
324
1,196
882
308
2,765
1,081
41
3,384
1,710
481
2,318
660
201
274,034
138,437
37,359
163,521
46,858
12,352
51,973
14,699
U,608
43,399
5,910
74
222,061
123,738
25,751
120,122
40,948
12,278
13,020
4,416
487
2,606
1,074
314
2,585
1,858
557
5,048
1,756
24
21,587
10,792
3,362
19,341
4,730
590
612,414
306,133
95,901
540,223
124,324
U,763
115,872
91,050
47,058
256,454
26,833
5,757
496,542
215,083
48,843
283,769
97,491
8,006
6,299
3,536
563
2,979
1,185
203
1,425
1,086
238
2,612
883
X
13,040
7,667
674
8,479
1,905
107
807,897
529,242
40,354
528,317
135,298
10,594
167,413
133,637
16,620
263, 589
23,350
3,690
640,484
395,605
23,734
264,728
111,948
6,904
7,777
3,319
201
1,501
588
29
1,175
1,117
185
2,508
930
49
6,665
3,929
806
3,642
1,400
279
571,853
337,259
66,830
348,908
111,435
24,319
70,472
52,370
30,560
101,915
8,810
900
501,381
284,889
36,270
246,993
102,625
23,419
1,923,975
949,255
92,230
470,310
205,455
54,477
1,452
1,050
165
2,211
930
27
5,589
2,878
397
3,388
864
304
538,447
262,798
37,800
330,856
75,850
28,203
96,573
53,670
20,020
172,250
19,705
2,625
441,874
209,128
17,780
158,606
56, 145
25,578
1,300,470
502,106
37,525
232,060
79,640
74,529
...
258
211
30
762
261
14
612
244
76
513
117
143
50,338
19,266
2,905
44,676
10,690
12,744
23,776
5,675
10
15,790
2,080
6,000
26,562
13,591
2,895
29,086
8,610
6,744
61,825
23,381
6,625
14,845
21,340
4,621
...
9U
875
181
2,220
786
40
3,638
2,063
228
2,117
588
371
361,384
191,616
21,742
196,580
44,726
37,484
35,192
13,042
3,042
28,875
6,600
344
326,192
178,574
18,700
167,705
38,126
37,140
1,203,325
631,882
32,640
285,207
85,325
115,222
SPEOFIED CROPS H ARVESTED-Continued
Prunes^ farms reportiilg.
Trees of all ages number.,
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number. ,
Quantity harvested tons, dry weight.,
Apricots^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. .
C^iantity harvested
Walnuts^ English' farms reporting.
Trees of aH ages nuinber
Trees not of bearing age " number. .
Trees of bearing age number
Quantll? bar'/ested tans
Almonds' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of beai-lng age number..
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantily harvested
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Oranges, navel' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. ,
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Oranges, other' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. ,
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Lemons' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. ,
Quantity harveated* field bcoces. ,
56 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 1 of 10. -Cash-grain farms
[DaLA are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FAIiMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms ■ number...
Percent distribution percent . . .
Land in farms acres . . .
Percent distribution percent . . .
Average size of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildini^;
Averafre per farm dollars .. .
Average per acre dollars .. .
Land in farms according to use;
Cropland harvested fams reporting . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres farrns reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres tuma reporting . . .
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting...
200 to 499 acres farms reporting...
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . , .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. . .
Crtjpland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . , .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reforting . , .
Soil.improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other citjpland {idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
WtxxUand not pastured forms reporting . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not vwoodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting. .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reportinj: . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip.cropping systems for
soil-etosion control farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55toe4 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF.FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total - - -operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reprrting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fran sources other than farm
operated and off-farm wcrk operators reporting . .
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold- operoKrs reporting - -
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms - operators reporting - -
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income frcm sources other than farm operated. . .ojwratrTS reporting. .
With other income of faimly exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operati»3 reporting . .
FARtE BY aZE
lender 10 acres number..
10 to 49 acres number..
50 to 69 acres numbw..
70 to 99 acres number..
100 to 139 acres number.,
140 to 179 acres number..
180 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number..
260 to 499 acres number . .
500 to 999 acres number..
1,000 to 1,999 acres number.
2,000 « more acres number.
See footnotes at end of table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,193
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
7,931
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
16
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,235
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
3,341
100.0
3,299,253
100.0
987.5
214,852
1,342
627,847
21,128
2,641
932,673
2,598
171,998
23
26,355
2,282
233
1,075
29.5
1,990,405
60.3
2,016.6
673,252
170
50,091
238
127,339
5
3,965
42
6,680
957
563,811
17.1
854.3
533
112,333
53
6,740
102
23,326
5
1,750
22
4,130
19.7
378,471
11.5
575.2
99,162
169
77,725
15,160
36
U,285
23
4,383
146
53,577
54
2,599
491
63,047
477
56,972
45
2,665
4,057
96
6,089
2,012
354
26,259
53
8,406
85
17,517
52
11,263
9
2,131
42
4,073
6
950
10
2,070
48
61,813
U
1,225
230
14,338
230
12,177
5
450
3,0
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of lO.-Cash-grain farms
["DaLa are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
57
FARKS BY rOU)R AND TENl^RF. OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ownprs number...
Parto*ner5 number..,
Al I b^nanUi • number . , ,
Cash tenants number...
^■re-cash tenants number . . .
Crop-sSare tenants number . . ,
Livestock-share tenants number . . ,
Other and unspecinpiJ lenftnis number.. ,
White farm operators:
Fullo*T>ers numbef..,
Part owners • .nionber . . .
All tenants number. , ,
Nonwhite farm opcrator-i
Full owners number. . .
Part owners number...
All tenants number...
SPEaFIED EQUIPNffiNT A.NT) FACTl-mES ANO KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines famw rf-prrtinj*..,
Com pickcn^ farm? rtTnninc...
nunil-T..,
Pttk-up bajcrs farms reportini'...
number , . ,
Field forage har\esten« fwn..s reporting..,
numlier...
MotcrVucks .' farms rcfKrltnc . . .
Tractors ftaiw r»*porling. . ,
Tractors other than ranJen fnrnu ropurtinc...
1 tractor farms rppoTtinf ...
3 tractors fam><;i reporttnc . . .
8 tractors farmn r«Hiurtinc. .,
4 tractors farms r<i«ninr. .,
5 or mor« tractors faim« r^Twrlinr..,
Wh«el tractors farriLi reporting . . ,
number.. .
Crawler tractors famw reportinf; . . ,
number...
Garden t/actcrs faniv« reportinf; . . .
number . .
Aubimobiles funu* repurtinc. .
AuU>mobile9 and/or motortrucks farm.s rr-ptirtine..
Telephone farms reporting . .
Home frweier famu* reportinji. .
Milking machine. f»n\\i* reporlinK..
Eleclnc milk cooler farrnji reportinR..
Crop drier (for grain, fora^te, or othor ciopw) farms reportinc.
Powor^)paraled elevator, conveyor, or blow"'* farms repnrtini*. .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting..
Gravel, shell, or shale farm.-* reportinft..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting..
Leaa than 1 mile to a hard surface toad farms reportini;..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 mile farms reporting..
2or SmtlM farma reporting..
4 Bulea farms reporting..
5 or more miles ,. farms reporting,.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDWO ENUMERATION
Hired wcrkers faims reporting..
Regular hired wcrkern (employed 150 or iriore days) .farms reporting..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reporting . .
2 hired workers farms reporting. .
.3 or 1 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residinc on form operated operators reporting . .
Not residin|> on fann operated operators rejiorting..
Op^'TBtors not reporting residence number. .
See footnotes at end of table.
40,239
16,045
8,820
38,050
15,163
8,130
5,550
2,000
789
8,SS2
3,852
2,154
723
163
72
962
258
132
7,707
547
188
8,537
613
210
3,042
Ul
55
3,824
162
76
53,140
3,026
950
UO,208
8,855
4,319
54,250
3,075
962
138,772
U,70O
5,740
52,384
3,051
955
130,829
11,204
5,532
22,526
517
19
13,476
703
60
6,944
630
158
3,635
44«
195
5,803
753
523
46,913
2,573
870
92,302
5,326
2,424
24,491
2,y71
929
38,527
5,878
3,103
7,055
422
160
7,943
496
208
60,159
3,065
917
90,206
4,844
1,803
64,920
3,254
976
60,570
2,946
906
41,191
2,280
698
10,035
162
27
5,102
57
9
2,379
329
244
8,084
975
412
53,836
2,406
735
5,159
523
167
6,204
354
64
4,210
191
28
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
b» STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 10.— Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fann,'*. See lent ]
.r Jefini
p test)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER MID LIME
Commercial fertilirer anil fertilizinq
malrrials used Hunntt the \car ram.s rcportinp.. .
acres on whichusod. ..
Oty materials rarms reportinK. . .
Liqui.i mat.fiRls farms repcrling...
CVjps on whith used-
May and cropland pasture famis reporting . . .
Dry materials farms reportinf; . . ,
Liquid materials farms reportinR...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..,
Dr)' materials farms reportinf-..
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Iriah potatoes Jarms reporlins...
Dry matenals fnni.s reportinR. .
Liquid materials farms repnrtinc . .
CottOD. farms reimrting . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beeta fam.s roprrtini^. .
Dry matenals fom.s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ail other crops fnrms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid matenals farms renerlinc . .
Lime or liming materials used durine the year fanns reporting..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fnm's reporting..
dollars..
Under .«lt)0 farm.s reporting . .
SltXl to $999 fami-s reporting. .
Sl.OtX) toSl,99fl farms reportinfl..
.«2.000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
55.000 or more farms reporting . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry forms reporting . .
dollars..
Under ?1,000 farms rc(wrting. .
$1,000 toS2,490 fnm.s reporting..
S2,500 to *1,999 farms reporting..
55,000 to 59,999 fam.s rerxjrting..
?10,0flO or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
S200 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51 ,000 or more fanna reporting . .
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting. .
5200 to 5499 farms reporting..
S500 10 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting. .
52,500 to $4 ,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 [o 519,999 farms reportine. .
520,000 to 549,999 farms reporting,.
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5100 fan.ia reporting . .
510O to 5499 farms reporting..
5500 1^ 5999 fanris reporting..
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms reporting..
dollars. .
Under $100 farms reporting . .
SlOO to 5199 1 farms reporting.,
S500 to $999 farms reportin," .
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting.,
55,000 or more farms reporting. ,
39,679
4,988,U8
1,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
98
323
32,686
116
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
U6,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
1S3,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
3,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
2,352
939,007
159,629
1,856
78,758
965
80,871
28,474
282
3,833
2,179
185
3,481
2,142
846,398
1,636
70,896
878
66,761
3,341
1,061
1,499,179
56,741
399
58,104
?,522
166
5,282
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of lO.-Cash-grain farms
[DaLa ar» btsva on reports for only « sample of rarms. See lencj
59
ESnVHTED V*HIF. OF PRODUCKi SOLD BY SOURCE
AM lam products sold i^tAi. tioiie
average pcf fann, d
All cn>p4 sold dolla
Fidd CTOfS, other than vef>etAble5 and fnjits and nuts, sold. . .
V«c<>tablM fold.
Pniits and nut« sold
Forest pRxjucts and hocticultural specially products sold ....
All liveslfick and livestock products sold.
Poultry and poultry products sold.
Daii> products sold
Livestock and livestock products,
othfT tKsn poul[r> and dairy, sold dollars .
UVESTOCK AND UVEOTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle aim calves
numbc
Cows, including heiTers that have calved fanns reportin
3 reporting,,
Heifers and heifer calvi
Steers and bulls inrludi
Farms reporting bv number or hand:
Caule and cslve--
1 head fnmi.s reporting. .
2 to 4 heail famti iv^porting..
5 to 9 he«d farms refueling. ,
10 to 19 head fanrv" refxvting,.
20 to 49 head fami.s refurting. .
SO to 99 head fajnis rcrurting,.
100 to 499 head farms reporting. ,
500 cr more head farms refxyting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 hcAd farm^ reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting,,
10 to 19 head farms rep.rting , .
30 to 39 head farms retvrting , .
30 to 49 head farms reporting,.
SO to 74 head firms reporting . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head forms reporting , .
Milk C»W9-
1 head farms reprvting
3 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms r^-pcrtjng
20(0 29 head films reprjrting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
SO (o 74 head farms reporting
7S to 99 head farms reporung
100 or mere head farms r^^iorttng
Horses and/Of mules farms reporting
number .
Hogs and pigs forms rept
Dom since June 1 forms reporting.,
Rom bef«e June 1 forms repnrtin
Sheep and lamtlS forms reporting,
Lombe under 1 year old farms rtrporting ,
She<^ 1 year old and over forms reporting ,
number .
F.wes farms reporting .
numb<
Rams and wethers farms repretin
Goats and kids farms reportin
Chickens 4 months old and over forms reporting.
numbtr .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cottle and calves sold obve forms reporting.
number .
dollors.
Hogs ond pigs sold olive forms reporting.
Sheep and Iambs sold alive forms reporting.,
numlier.
Vlilk And cream sold farms reprwtin
pounds,
dollar
Chickens including leoilers sold farms reportin
dollar
Chicken eggn sold forms niporting..
dolloi
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
,295
3,199
3, 066
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,U2
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
4U, 584, 504
131,707,041
166,085,828
49,711
158,023,055
148,864,902
4,913,836
4,116,402
122,915
8,062,773
98,027
355,093
7,609,653
726
2,U3
268
16,353
21£
10,112
167
6,241
459
185,399
324
53,975
399
131,424
393
126,625
322
129,661,14«
131,572
124,069,952
116,675,323
4,096,896
3,217,358
80,375
5,791,196
59,530
106,626
5,625,040
7,278
55
4,683
«l,873
155
100,778
20,467,208
31,011
19,215,752
18,084,763
631,710
463,854
35,425
1,251,456
18,172
154,762
1.078,522
6,701
66
16,561
9,815,790
14,918
9,126,051
8,822,248
78,170
222,258
3,375
689,739
12,171
78,655
598, 9U
4,315,149
7,918
4,072,925
3,838,985
96,500
134,450
2,990
242,224
4,913
9,570
227,741
1,395,294
4,044
1,324,620
1,229,828
15,560
78,482
750
70,674
1,884
5,480
See fcotnotee at end of tobla.
60 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 10. -Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(Foe definitiOTS and explanations,
LIVESTOCK AND LI\'ESrOCK PRODlKn'S-Conlinued
Litters fallowed Deceraliei 1, 1958, to Novemtiei 30, 1959. . . .laros reportinj . .
number of litlera..
1 ct 2 litters farms reporting . ,
3 to 9 litters farms reporting. .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting..
« to 69 litters farms reporting .
70 or more litters farms reporting .
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting.
number of litters.
December I to June 1 farms reporting .
SPEOFIED CROPS RARVESTED
Ctom t<r all purposes fa™s reporting. .
Under 11 acres 'arms repotting . .
1 1 to 24 acres farms reporting .
25 U> 49 acres fan's reporting .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting.
75 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 or more acres 'arms reporting .
Harvested for grain .
Sorghtjins for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain i
anDS reporting,
bunilred weight.
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
btishels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
1,775
26,059
1,661
253,616
1,256
l,2Ii
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
1,023
218,772
4,801,697
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
1,832
587,331
12,347,485
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
1,323
305,718
U, 552, 241
Dry lijDB beans harvested farms reporting .
100-lb. Dags.
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested fanne reporting. ..
100-lb. bags...
Hay crops:
Land frt3m which hay was cut acres...
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixttires cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting...
Sales farme reporting...
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
Oats, altme or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other gawTl grains
cut for hay farms reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 10.— Cash-grain farms
i DatA are based on reports for onl> a sKmpte af fanns. See te«tj
61
SPECIFIED CROPS HXRVESTED-ConimuwI
Hay crops — Continued
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Other hay cut faims reporting
Sales farms reporting
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green aeight.
Cotton harvested farms reporting.
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting,
hundredweight,
Sugar beets harvested for s\igar fenm reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
895
42,181
64,091
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
62 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 2 of lO.-Cotton farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See test]
(For definit
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number...
PtTcenl distribulion percent. . .
Land in farms a^es . . .
Percent dislribulion percent . . .
AvoTR^e ^'^P of fann acres . . .
Value of land and buildirtes:
Averaire per farm dollars . . .
Avernee p« acre dollvs...
Land in faitns according to use:
Cropland hftrvestpd f*rTns reporting...
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
HO to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 icres farms reporting . . .
'200 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only tor pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
Woodland not pastured fnrms reporting . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . . .
Iirigated land in farms farms reporting...
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
iwil-erosion control farms reporting . . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age - number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
65 to 64 years number . .
65 a more years number . .
Average age years..
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Faiin operators-*
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators repcrting . .
200 or more days operators reptrting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other inctme of family exceeding
value of aiTicultural products sold operatcrs repwling . .
Operators not wtFking off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off tarn operatcrs repcrting . .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold .operators reporting. .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number . .
180 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1.999 acres number .
2 (XIO or more acres number ,
See footnotos at end d table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
U,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,4S0
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
5,087
lOO.O
2,036,248
100.0
400.3
1,603
31.5
1,704,884
83.7
1,063.6
1,006
19.8
96,340
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
1,175
121,076
1,903
263,395
6,958
1,118
96,954
1,463,921
5,076
1,354,721
382
19,867
114
25,304
20
2,140
32
2,707
5,035
1,486
1,4S7
1,028
131,156
73
10,427
1,603
1,211,586
1,597
1,121,851
156
14,557
58
23,013
15
2,130
2
1,327
1,562
79
9,682
51
2,220
960
135,082
960
126,808
46
1,006
71,213
1,006
65,687
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of lO.-Cotton farms
63
FARMS BY COLOR \ND TENlrRF. OF OPF.RATOR
All farm operators:
. .numtwr
. .numbcf
. .numttvr
Vihilje fa/ni oppfators:
. .number..
. .number. .
NonwhtU* fftnn or^Tiitoi
SPtriFIED EQnPMENT *ND FACTUTIES *.Nn KIND OF ROAD
Field TorafiC hilA***n>ts Inn.-* ri»porlinp
Unt^vlnickii rami? rrfiartinp:
Tmctors tanrw rrporting
TracrtfH other (ban ranlen ttumn nirnrtmi:
W^wl l/ai
Ganlun Iracl
, .famiK ro|wtin!'
, .fann!< rpnirlinj:
. .famm niirftinp
, .fmnm repnrtinc
, .fn/ni? re|nninK
numbiir
, .rimiiH r»Ti"*'nc
Aurmwbiles ramm rcfnrlin
numbr
Aulomobilen and /cr motorlnirkn famui rnvxlin
Tolrphonn rafmn n-rwrtine
Home freezer famv rr-pnrltnft
Milkinfc morhine famui reptcunK
Elerlhc milk cnolrr faniiit reporting
Farms by kind of road on which located;
Hard surface ro/iTiK reportinji . .
(iravel, nhell, or nhale rnrmH reportini;..
Dift or unimpmvad fajm? reforunK..
L«aa tiuui I mile In a hard surface road farmn reporting. .
ni lea 10 a hard aurface road. .
farm" ruportinK..
farms rrportme . .
mitea farmn roportini;. .
a famN reporting . .
ore miles farmn reprvtinj;.,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PBECEDINO ENTOF-RATION
s farnia report! nf; . .
peraona..
Rei^lar hired »(vkers (employed 150 o
Farma reportinR by number nf regular hired workora;
1 hired arorker
2 hired aiorkera
.1 or 4 hired workers
5 In 9 hired workers
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.faraui reporting..
RE.SIDF.Na: OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not rp<;idin); on faim operated operalorn reporting..
f)perators mil reporting residence number .
See rootnolea at eitd of table.
■40,239
16,045
8,820
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,82i4
53,U0
110,203
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
4,806
17,599
4,796
17,381
4,748
U,075
1,863
3,306
4,763
7,375
5,000
1,577
10,366
1,572
10,278
1,554
7,769
1,203
2,509
1,5U
3,333
1,601
64 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of lO.-Cotton farms
(Fo
lofinil
■Xplft,
[> U-xt)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FKRTILIZER AND LIME
ComnKTcial fertilizer iw.1 fmilinnc
marerial;: useii riurinc the war fam.s reporting..
acres on which used..
Dr> maten als farms reporting . .
Liquid maUTiftls farms reporting. .
Crops on which useiJ—
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dr>' matenaJs farms reporting..
Liquid materials - farms reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
Dr>' malcnals farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Irish potatoes ^arms rf>porUng. .
Dry materials fan.,? reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Cotton farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
Sugar lieets fam.s reporlmi^. .
Dry materials fom,s reporting..
Liquid materials fnmi? reporting..
All other cropa fnrms reporting..
Dry materials farm^ reporting..
Liquid materials farms retxirtinc..
Lime or liming materials used dunni: (he year fanns reoorting.,
ncres Imied. ,
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified evpondilures farms reporting..,
Feed for liveslock and poultry ranrs reporting...
Under SlOO fnm-,,s reporti ng . . ,
$100 to S999 farms reportinj;..
Sl.OOO to ."^ligSS farms reportinfi. .
S2,000 to $4,99fl farrrs reporting. .
S5,000or more famns renorting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry famis reporting . .
■lollars..
Under ?1,000 rarr-is reporting. .
51,000 toS2,499 forn.^s rcjmrting..
52,500 lo •'4,909 farms reporting..
?^,000 to S9,999 famis reoorting. .
?lO,OOOor more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to ."^99 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or n>ore farms reporting..
Hired labor farrns reporting..
dollars...
Undef $200 farms reporting..
S200 to S499 firms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 lo $19,999 farms reporting.. .
$20,000 lo $49,990 farms reporting..
550,000 or more fanrs reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is reporting,.
<=100 lo $499 farms reporting..
?5O0 lo$999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Ga.soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil For the Fanii business farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $■199 ; farms reporting..
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
SI ,000 to 54,9!!9 farms reporting . .
55,000 or nrore farrr^s reporting..
39,679
4,955
4,988,L48
1,104,780
1,085,481
197,822
3i,739
3,841
796,968
120,960
10,785
2,077
238,513
76,862
7,305
1,154
618,987
98,702
6,811
1,056
88,892
17,204
788
124
8,395
1,652
1,960
100
119,050
1,789
1,878
83
17,i35
341
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,398
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
187
4,900
563,606
3,474
76,312
1,872
47,190
199
1,855
126
2,310
1,961
417,465
1,216
21,142
915
25,495
5,087
1,640
3,029,536
1,603
938,061
162,715
1,212
95,686
854
67,029
1,603
449,581
1,065
58,685
387,382
564
17,473
1,286
1,053
1,948
See footnotes at eixi of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continue(i
Part 2 of 10.— Cotton farms
65
rD«
a b&aed on reports (or only K sample of faims.
{For derinitions and cxplaj
ESroUTED VAL™ of PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold
avorage p^v fann, <1ol1aj
AH cTofti sold lollai
Fiold cTopfi, other than veirt^tables and fruits and nuLs, sold. . . . .dollan .
Fruits and nuta sold dollars .
Forest pntducts and horticultural specialty prr>ducts sold dollars.
All livestock and livestock products sold. dc"
Poultiy and fvul try [roducts sold. dc
Dairy producL.< sold dc
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dc
LIVESrrOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and talves
Heifers and heifer calvef
Steers uid bulls includin
i rpportinf!..
Farms reportinif by number on hand:
Caale and colves-
1 head famts rcponinf;.,
2 to 4 head famis rr^portin^..
5 to 9 head famis ri^fiirtinc . ,
10 to 10 head fami.. ri>|iettinf!..
20to49heBd famis rcftirtint; . .
50 to 99 head famis rt^furtini:. .
100 to 490 head farms rofxtrtinif . .
500 or more head farms refsvtinc. .
Cows, includin); heifers tiial have calved-
1 head , farms rcfortmit. ,
2 to 9 heail farms rcpcrtinf; . .
10 to 19 head farms ri^rtinr . '
20 to 29 head farms refurtin;: . .
30 to 49 head farms reptirtinj: . :
SO to 74 head farms report init.
75 to 99 head farms rcprrtinc.,
100 or more head farms reprvtmi;.
Milk csms-
1 head farms rcpcrtint:
2 to 9 hoad farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reponinir
20 to 29 head farms repurtin);
30 to 49 hoad farms reportinf?
50 to 74 head farms reponine
75 to 99 head farms reportinc
100 or nnre h«ad farms re^ninn
Horses and/or mules farms reportmn
number.
Hogs and pigs farms reportmi;
Bom since June I farms reporting
Bern before June 1 farms rep>xtinf>.
Sheep and lambs farms tvponm
number.
Lambs under 1 year old farms reportinR.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reportinit.
Ewes farms reporting, ,
number.
RajTifl and wethers farms reptirtjnf; .
number.
Goats and kids farms reponinK.
number.
CltlCltens 4 months old and ovef farmii reporunK.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Caule and calves sold alive farms reportinj;..
d<
Ho^ and pifts sold alive farms reportinft..
number.
Sheep and lamhs sold alive farms reportini;.,
rioilnrs.
Milk and cranm sold farms reportinj;..
dollars
Chickens includtni; broilers sold farms reporting
Chicken egts sold farms reporting.
dolla
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,6ai,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153, 5U
4,005
64.4,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
313,990,976
61,724
303,020,321
292,058,130
6,069,321
4,611,470
281,400
10,970,655
235,268
1,747,885
8,987,502
1,860
86,860
1,231
20,662
1,380
39,616
1,316
26,582
1,210
47,686
8,129,362
260,523,405
162,522
251,768,844
242,962,418
5,743,941
2,784,085
278,400
8,754,561
72,766
1,113,325
7,568,470
29,185,522
30,244
28,238,875
27,435,814
183,250
619,311
500
946,647
14,567
355,735
14,876,917
14,788
14,199,568
13,464,192
71,655
663,721
677,349
32,144
198,200
3,970
285
1,475
7,062,915
8,100
6,550,571
5,041,650
58,450
450,471
512,344
114,057
65,275
2,221,512
3,791
2,144,103
2,036,506
12,025
93,072
2,500
77,409
1,734
15,350
60,325
See footmtM at end of tabl«
66
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 10.— Cotton farms
\hu
e based on refiorts Tor only a BSmple of fanns. See text^
LTV'ESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCIS-Ojnunued
Litters (arrowed Decerrbet 1. 1958. to November 30, 1959. . . .(»rms ceportins. . .
number or littos . . .
1 (r 2 Iiu*f3 lums reporting . . .
3 to 9 litters rumis reporting . . .
10 lo 19 litters rsrms reporting . . .
20 (o 39 litters farms reporting . . .
W to 69 litters farms reporting . . .
70 of more litters farms reporting . . .
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting...
number of litters . . .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . . .
number of litters . . .
SPEaFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . , .
Under 11 acres farms reporting . . .
11 to 24 acres farms reporting. . .
25 lo 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting. . .
75 to 99 acres rafms reporting . . ,
100 or more acres rarms reporting . . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting . . .
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
SorghuDS for all purposes fanriB reporting..
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting..
himdredwe ignt . ,
Sales , fanns reporting..
hundredweight. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
Oats harvested for grain farms reporttog. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
100-lb. bags..
Sales farms reporting. .
100-lb. bags..
Rice harvested farms reporting..
lOO-lb. bags..
Sales farms reporting. .
100-lb. bags..
Dry litna beans harvested farms reporting . .
100-lb. bags..
Other diy field and seed beans
harvested. farms reporting. .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydiBtlne fanns reporting..
Sales farms reporting..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting. .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barleyj rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or otJier small grains
cut for hay farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907.874
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,U0
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
1,216
332,855
1,949,223
2,661
206,756
1,191,882
2,316
1,056,372
40,831
14
38,111
1,000
153,144
910,567
144,060
126
2,230
14,045
25
14,045
U,115
10
2,465
1,825
65
1,240
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Fart 2 of 10. -Cotton farms
[D&ta are based on reports for only a sample of (arms. See text]
67
SPEariED CROPS HARN-ESTED-Coodn
OUier hay cut - farms reporting.
Sales fauns reportlj^g.
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested f aims reporting.
hundredweight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar faims reporting.
tons.
lAnd in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, grovea, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fame reporting...
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
5,087
574,577
1,273,242
1,603
452,772
1,041,018
1,006
34,130
65,252
^Includes mtUc equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for fams with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms with leas than 20 trees and gntpevlnes.
68 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 3 of 10. -Other field-crop farms
[Dala are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definititms and explai
9 text)
FAHMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fams number . . .
Percent distribution percent. . .
Land in (afms «*«s . ■ •
Percent distribution percent. . .
\ver8^ size of farm arres. . .
Value of land and buitdinijs;
Averace per farm dollars .. .
Average per acre dollars .. .
Land in farms accofding to use:
Cropland harvested '""S reportinK. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting.. .
20 to 29 acres 'a™5 reporting. . .
30 to 49 acres f"™s reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 ricres fnrms reporting...
200 to 499 acres ffl™s reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1 000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . . .
SoiMmptovement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured fnrms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
Inigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover cnaps farms reporti ng . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms reporting .
Land in strip.cropping systems for
soil.emsion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
V'nder '""S vears number . .
25 to 34 years number..
45 to 54 veara number,.
55 to 64 years number,,
65 or more years number,.
Average age y*'ars . .
OFF.FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Wirklng off their farms, total operators reporting,
1 to 99 days operators reporting ,
100 Co 199 days operaUirs re[xrting ,
200 or more days operators repcrting ,
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income fron sources otjier than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting.
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operatcrs reporting ,
FARhe BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number .
220 lo 259 acres t number ,
2«0 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1 ,999 acres number ,
2 000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end d table.
66,929
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
1,250
1,004
245,148
374,056
78.3
831.2
18,299
115
34,114
21.7
51,928
10.9
235.0
2,307
56
1,107
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continue(i
Part 3 of 10. -Other field-crop farms
69
F^RVIS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
Alt farm operators;
Shurc-oosh u
Crcp-!ihwp tj
Whiu* foini operatcr^:
numbtr..
SPEaFIED EQITPMENT AND FArn JTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
(irain combinp5i funi-'i ri'fxvtinf^
nunihn
Com pickery turns Tpjnninii
.(•■•tcr* fnni.'4 rr'pnrtin;;
fnrms rcpnrling
Tracu»s turn.- ro^»une
Tfactafs olhCT than :rantpn farmf. r.'[iocnnc,
1 tracUr lumn n«(nrtini'
3 Iraclofs farm.-* PMmrlinc
Who«l lrBrUX9 faniw rifwrtinp
nunihcr
Crawler tncton tunvt rofioninj;
Aulflmobiles 'ann» rciwrtinc
number
AuUiinobiliMi and/or TOlonnirk!> lurtns tr^iatinft
Tpk-phunc rafm^ ri-rwrtinfl
Home tnexa famm rrporting
Milking mafhina Tanim rr-portinf;
Eloclnc milk coolw racm^ rpportinn
Farms by kind of road on which located:
ilHfd !iurrBCO rnrmx lorwrtinK. ,
(iravcl, shell, of nhalp rnrm^ foportinff..
Dirt of unimpfnvad forms ropoTtinR..
hesn than 1 milo to a hard surfaro rood farm!! rcportinfl..
hiloa t
a hard aurfaco coad farms fopoftinK.'
3 or 3 milea farms roportinr;. .
4 milM farms feporung..
5 or more mil(n< farms tvportinf;..
FARM LABOR. flKT.Ii PKBCTJXHO ENIIMERATION
Hired workers farms reportinfi. ■
pwsons.,
Reiriilar hired wcrkrrs (employwl IW
'arms mportin); by number of roKular hirwj workers;
1 hired worker
•2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
S (o 0 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
• farms reporting!. ■
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms repeating. .
.farms reporting. ,
Residin);on form operated Operators reporting,.
Not restdinc on farm o[>eTnUKt operators reporting..
Oporalors not reporting residenee. number..
See footryites nt end of table.
40,239
16,045
8,820
3,973
835
2,180
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,824
53,140
U0,20e
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
70 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 10.— Other field-crop farms
[Dalo are based on reports Tor only a sample of fanns. See texl |
([■'or (lefinihons nn.i explanalions. see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
rtilizer nnJ feniliiinr;
Liquid materials
Other pasture (rot cropland) .
Liq'uid n
rials .
Irish potaotei
Dr> materials. .
Cotton
Dry materials
Liquid materia
All other cixips, .
ni> materials.
^ reporting.
3 reportinj;.
ms reporting.
m,s rep<irtint;.
SPEapIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Under .«! 00
$100toS999
51,000 to .«l,99!l.
S2,000 to $4,999 .
and poultry farms
f 10,000 o
Machine hire....
Under $200...
$200 to $999. .
Sl.OOO or more
0 59,999 fani.f
Under 5200 farms reporting .
$200 to $499 farms reportmR.
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
51,000 to 52,499 farms reportine ,
$2,500 to .$4,999 farms reportinc.
$5,000 to $9,999 famis reportinc.
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting.
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting,
550,000 or more farms reporting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants,
.firms reporting.
dollg
Under $100 farms reporting.
$100 to $199 famis reporting.
5500 to $099 farms reportin.r.
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more fanr.s reporting.
See fcKitootes at end of table.
39,679
4,988,1/W
1,085,441
34,739
796,968
10,785
238,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
98
323
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,7U
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
4,729
651
82,642
525
11,606
211
4,511
13
755
2,803
15,296
27
1,026
35,572
85
4,383
96
3,696
313
68,850
237
9,315
116
3,866
8
255
303
7,227
128
1,217
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 10. -Other field-crop farms
[DaU are based on reports lor only a san\f>le of farms. See u-xi ]
71
ESTDIUTED VALIIE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold toui, doiifti
ivoraf^ ^n fann, dollBi
All crops sold dollsn;.
Fiold crops, dtiwt Utsn vegetables tnd Ihiits and nnts, sold dollaj
Vef*otables »ld
FniiL
..dollsi
Forest FNoducts and horticullursi specialty products sold dollars,.
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars..
Poultry and [sultry (roducLs sold. dollar
Dairy jruducts sold dollai
Livestock and livestock products.
other tiian poultry and tlairy, sold dollai
UVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
icludin^ heifers that hai
s irportinf;, .
s reporting,.
Heifers and heifer calves. .
St«ers and hulls including s
Tm* reporting . .
Farms reporting by number on hand;
Cattle and caUes-
1 head famvs rrportinc..
2 to 4 head farms rrportinf:..
5 to 9 head farms rcfmrtinf! . .
10 to 19 head farm.< repurtine..
30 to 19 head farms n.pDnini:. .
50 to 99 head famus n^furtint;..
100 to 499 head forms rejnrtine, .
500 cr more head fnrms rrpifftini;..
Cows, including heifora that have calved-
1 head 1 farms repnrtinfr.,
2 Lo 9 head farms reportini.' , .
10 to 19 head farm^ rep<rtin|...
20 to 39 head farms rc[ijrtini;..
30 to 49 head farm^ reportini:,.
50 to 74 head fafms report inj*..
75 to 99 htMul fitims n.piv1in[;..
too or more head form- rcportmc..
Milk oo»s-
1 head farms repcrtinu
2 to 9 head farms reportini; . .
10 to 19 head farms reprviiti
20 to 39 head farm* repnrtini: , .
.^0 to 49 head farms repirtinx..
50 to 74 head farms repnr
75 lo 99 head farms reportinc , .
100 or more head forms refioftinj:.
HofSeS ini/w mules farms repottint;.
number . .
Hogs and pics farms repor
Bom since June 1 farms reporunit..
Ben before June 1 farms repnr
Sheep aitd lambs farms reportinft.
Lambs under 1 year old farms reprvtinj; .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms ropcrtinft .
number,
Ewea farms ropartinjt.
number ,
Rams and wetiiers forms rofv»tin|t.
number.
Goats and kids forms reportinR.
Chickens 4 months old and over forms reporting.
number .
LivestKk and livestock products sold:
Cottle and calves sold obve forms reportinft..
dollars..
Hofis ond pi^s sold olive forms reportinit. .
numbee . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
Milk and crenm sold farms re[)orting..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
Chicken eggs sold forms reporting.
dollai
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,U6,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,5U
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7, U2, 349, 750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
79,542,747
78,060
78,107,402
71,886,909
4,896,817
1,278,906
44,770
1,435,345
1,817
150,370
1,283,158
U,404
188
4,820
10,045
58
4,431
63,836,812
152,971
67,878,167
62,322,489
4,474,637
1,055,201
25,840
958,645
832
57,500
2,039
59
4,785
7,000,080
31,675
6,722,318
6,269,641
287,690
154,942
10,045
277,762
793
2,682,066
15,153
2,550,596
2,383,788
110,250
47,673
8,885
131,470
72,370
822,676
7,479
769,221
741,478
23,240
4,503
53,455
192,489
3,437
178,476
160,889
1,000
16,587
14,013
See footnotas at end of table.
72 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 10. -Other field-crop farms
\j3hlM are b«s«d on reports tor only n sBinple of Itims, See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODllCTS-ConUnowi
Litters lanowed December 1, 1958, to Novembei 30, 1959. . . .fanns repoitinB. .
number of V:t
1 or 2 liuerB farms reportinc .
3 to 9 littofa farms reporting.,
10 to 19 liuers farms reportin
20 to 39 litters farma reportinR. .
40 to 69 litt*>rs farms reporting .
70 or more liUera fanw) reportinR. .
June 2 to Novemiwr 30 f«ms reporting.
numlier of litters .
SPECTFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
VIndor 1 1 acres farms reporting .
11 to 24 acrea farms reporting.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting. .
50 to 74 acres farma reporting . .
75 to 99 acres farms reportin
100 or mote acres farms reporting..
Harvested for grain farms reporting . ,
Sorghums for all purposes farma reporting.
Harvested for gn
anna reporting,
hundredweight.
.farms reporting,
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags
Dry lima beans harvested faims reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Sales farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Oats, alocne or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; lye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
2U,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
See footnotes at end of table.
.farms reporting.
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
23,980
25
23,575
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1 0.'Sfl-Continued
Part 3 of 10. -Other field-crop farms
I DatA are based on repottu for only k sample o( fanna. See t«xLj
73
SPEnnED CROPS H«VESTED-ConlinuwJ
Hay crops— Ccmtlnued
Wild hay cut fanna reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested farms reporting.
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale forms reporting.
huzidredwelght.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting ■
Sales dollars.
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms rpportlng .
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
Z Less than 0-05 percent.
^Includes mllJc equivalent of cream and bulterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with leas than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
74 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sajnple of raims. See text]
Item Total all
(For definitions and eKplanalions. see text)
FAI!tE, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number.,
Pefcent distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Average sue of farm act«s . .
Value of land and buildini^;
Average per farm dollars. .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvesUHl farms reporting . .
1 U> 9 acres farms refxjrting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 "Ores farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms refiorting. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Citipland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and le^mes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
Wrxxlland pastured fanr.s reporting . .
Woodland not pastured fimiy reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms rc|xxting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms repwting . .
I^and use practices:
Crtjpland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for (Tain or row
oops fanned on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping s.vstems for
soil-eiosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number. .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55I064 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reprrting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators repeating . .
With income frcm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other incime of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not wvking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fran sources other than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agriculturtd products sold operators reporting. .
FARhe BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . ,
10 to 49 acres number . ,
70 lo 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
ISO to 219 acres number.
220 (o 259 acres number .
2fl0 10 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 of more acres number .
See footnotes at end cf table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605, 267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
2,921
100.0
812,846
100.0
278.3
1,171
40.1
685,609
84.3
585.5
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
13,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
18,004
3,690
22,'
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
46,904
44
5,861
2,910
631,772
2,909
610,945
182
119
94
16,576
276
34,960
84
15,180
25
3,692
198
34,633
28
2,046
1,170
540,727
1,169
524,625
24,850
496
24,680
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
(Data are based on ref>orts for only a sample of farms, Se«> text |
75
FAKIB BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full miuT, number..
Pnrt mm«s number. .
Ml (onanLo number..
Crop.t;luire u-nantx number . .
Livostock-5hare tenants. number . .
Other And unspecifind tenants number..
White fami operatcrs;
Full owners numjier..
Part owners number..
All tenants number. .
Nonwhtt« fann o^MYato^^
Fnllovraors number..
Part owners number..
All tenants number . .
SPEaFIED BQUIPVIENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines Taniit n^imttinfi..
Com piekers faints n'rnftinr..
nun.hcr..
Pick-up balers fanns rerrrtini; . .
number..
Field rcrage harvesters f»m.'< repcrtinf- . .
number . .
Tractcrs fanns reporting . .
numbiT..
Tractors ether than ranlen farms reportinft..
number..
1 tractcr farms refDrtinf..
S Iraclors fanns roportini;. .
3 tractors fanns renortine..
4 tractors fanns reportinp..
5 or more tractors farms reportint;..
Wheel tractors farms reportinf . .
number..
Crawler tractors fanns rofDrtini; . .
number..
OanJen tncton fanns reportinf: . .
number..
Automobiles fanns reiwrtmc. .
number..
Automobiles and/or motodnicks farms reportinR..
Telephone. farms reporting: . .
Home freezer famw reportinx . .
Milking machine. famis reportinft. .
Eleclnc milk oool» farms roportinft..
Dop drier (for fTain, forajte, cr other crops) fanns reportinc . .
PowoTKiperated elevator, conveyer, or blower fanns reportini; . .
Farms by kind of roaij on wMch located;
Marl surface farms reportinj;..
Gravel, shell, or shale farms repcrtinfi..
Dirt or unimpfDved farms reportinf;..
Less than 1 mile to a hard aurfaco road fams reportinjt..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road fanns roportinit..
1 mtle farms feporting..
S or 3 miles farms reporting . .
4 milea farms reporrinft. ■
5 or mom miles fanns reportinjt..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired wtrkers faims repcrtine. .
Rejfular hired wwkors (employed 1^0 or sore days) farms reporlin/t..
persons. .
Fanns reportinft by number of regular hired workers:
I hired worker , farms reporting!. .
L! hired workers farms reportinft..
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms ropcitjnfr . .
10 or more hired workers farms reportinic. .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing; on fnrm operated operators reportinft..
Not residing on fnnn operated operators reportmit..
Operalors not feporting residence. number . .
See footnotes at end of table.
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,S2<1
53, WO
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,a03
46,913
92, M2
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
2,825
12,897
2,759
12,378
2,654
8,261
1,960
4,117
2,6U
4,675
2,884
1,150
8,576
1,149
8,338
1,110
5,465
1,020
2,873
1,084
2,607
1,164
54,749
9,110
3,070
76 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
(ttata are based on rejwrt^ for only a .sample of farms. See text ]
(Va Jefin
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizinc
malerials used Hurinc the >cnr fam.s reporting . .
acres on which used. .
Dr>' materials farms reporting. .
Liqui.i mattTials farms reporting. .
Crops on which useO-
llay and cropland pasture farms reporting . .
Dr>' materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pasture (not croplaml) farms reporting . .
Dt>' matcnals farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Iriah potatoes farms reporting..
Dry materials - fam.s reporting. .
Liquid materials fnmis reporting..
Cotton farms rern^ting . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Sugar beetB fam.s reprTtint^. .
Dry materials farn.s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reportinc. .
Lime or liming materials used durine the year farms rep<^ing. .
acres limed..
39,679
i,9S8,HS
1,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
323
32,686
116
2,845
7,372
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198, 563
1,149
27,509
l,Ui
a, 935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
2,777
529,532
192,230
2,487
155,021
1,080
37,209
2,544
26
1,415
359
31,937
265
6,098
179
2,276
2,738
504,240
2,442
141,583
1,020
32,558
38
1,147
458,582
166,428
1,022
133,807
32,621
14,272
65
2,353
1,138
437,225
1,007
37,435
498
10,724
SPEOFIED FARM E.XPEKDmiRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry fam-s reporting..
dollars..
Under -SlOO fanis reporting . .
SlOO to M99 farms reporting. .
S1,0(X) toSl,999 farms repoftinfi..
S2,000 to S4,999 farms reporttng. .
.^5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
Under «1,000 farms re[wrting..
51,000 toS2,499 fam.s rep<Trting..
?2,500 to M,999 farms reporting..
?5,000 to 59,999 farTi.s renorting..
?10,000 or more far^is reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under S200 farms reporting . .
$200 to S999 farms reporting..
SI ,000 or mor« fan™ reporting . .
Hired labor farms reporting . .
Under S200 farms reporting. .
$200 to S499 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 to $19,999 farms reporting..
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees. farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fan, is reportine . .
^100 to $499 farms reporting. .
5500 to $999 famis reporting..
$1,000 or nore farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
SlOO to $199 farms reporting..
S500 to $199 farms reportin,-. ,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farm.s reporting..
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506.577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
2,921
400
480,298
See footnotes
of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continue(i
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
[DaLa ar» based on reporls for only a sample of fanns. See lextj
77
ESTftWTED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fann products sold u>ui, dollars...
av<ni£p p^f rum. Hollars . . .
All CTopH .<»ld dollars..,
Fiold rrofB, oth^r Ihan v^^tables and fruiLs and nutf, sold dollars . . .
WRcUbles sold dollars.,,
Ftuils and nuLs sold dollars...
Forest producUq and horticultutal specialty prodocts sold dollars...
.AI! hvwtock and livestock products sold dollars...
Poultry and tx)ultr>' prtxiucLs sold. dollars...
Dairy (Toducts sold dollars...
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold ,dolIars,,
UNXSTOCK A-VD UX-E^rOCK PRODllCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting,.
Cows, including heifers that have ralved farms reporting...
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting. . .
number . . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.,
numbiv..
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farmi rerxrtmg. .
number..
Farms reporting by number on hand;
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. ..
2 to 4 head farms reporting. ..
5 to 9 head famui reixrling..
10 to 10 head farms ri-})urting..
20 to 19 head farms reporting, ,
SO to 99 head farm.> rifurting,.
100 to 499 head farms reporting. .
SOO or more head farms reporting. ,
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms refxirting..
2 to 9 head rarm.< reporting..
10 to 19 head farms rcpoling . ,
30 to !}9 head farms re|Hirting..
30 to 49 heail farm^ teporting..
SOto T4 head farms repeating..
75 to 99 head faiTiis reporting . .
100 or more head forms reporting..
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting.,
10 to 19 head farms repcrting.,
30 to 29 head farms reptrting..
30 to IB head farms reporting , ,
50 u> 74 henil farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms n>|xxting. .
100 or more head farms reporting, ,
HofSeS anil/or mules farms reporting..
number..
Hogs antj pigs farms refvirtinc.,
number , ,
Bom since June 1 farms reporting,.
number . ,
Btm before June 1 farms reporting,.
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting . .
numlier . .
Sheep 1 yoar old and ovar farms reporting,.
Ewes farms reporting,.
number,,
KaiTLS and wethers farms reporting, ,
Goats and kids farms t^iponing,,
number,.
Chickens 4 tnonlhs old and over farms reporting,,
number , ,
Livestock and livestock products solil:
Caule and calves sold abve farms reporting, ,
number,.
Hogs and pigs aold alive farms reporting,.
number . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alivo farms reporting..
Milk and cream sold ^.... farms reporting,,
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
Chicken eggs sold ..faims reporting..
dollars..
2,828,887,076
i2,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
264,268,734
90,472
262,341,035
35,190,312
217,677,468
8,326,245
1,147,010
1,927,699
230,322
260,750
1,436,627
3,324
229
4,796
236,585,656
202,037
234,868,723
32,889,324
194,786,923
6,349,491
642,985
1,716,933
202,272
230,000
1,284,661
16,565,907
28,415
16,406,706
1,373,364
13,893,165
960,677
179,500
159,201
20,560
28,000
7,335,189
14,789
7,310,970
559,994
6,049,795
680, 181
21,000
2,808,399
8,024
2,791,223
329,244
2,209,280
242,699
10,000
837,026
3,875
827,206
33,079
631,205
69,397
93,525
9,820
4,900
2,750
2,170
78 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
[D&U are baaed on repor13 for only a sample ot fams. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of IjUers .
1 w 2 litters farms reporting .
3 to 9 litters farms reporting .
10 lo 19 litters farms reporting .
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.
40 to 69 litters farms reporting .
TO or more litters farms reporting .
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting .
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . ,
9 reporting .
3 reporting.,
s reporting..
25 to 49 acres .
50 to 74 acres .
75 to 99 acres .
100 or more acre
Harvested for grain .
3 reporting .
Sorgbtuns for all ptirposee farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Sales farms reporting.
htindredweight .
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
rley harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. 1
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
OatSialone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barleyj rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,111
6,791,031
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
5,899
23,906,050
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
82,726
1,436,591
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 4 of lO.-Vegetable farms
D*IB arc based nn reports for onl> a sample of fartns. See te\l _
Horn
(Kor (l.-rin.li,.n. unl .■xpl.v,»iii«s. -i- l.'M|
79
SPEClFIEn CHOPS ll\R\T>Tf;D-riir.iinuMl
Hay crops — Continued
Wild hay cut f anas reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
Other hay cut fanns reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains fanns reporting...
tons, green .eight...
Cotton harvested farms reporting. . .
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting. . -
hundredweight. ■ .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanns reporting...
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. . .
Sales dollars . ■ .
Artichokes, globe fanns reporting.-.
Asparagus farms reporting. . .
Beans, green lima farms reporting...
Beans, snap (tmsh and
pole types) farms reporting.. •
Broccoli fams reporting. ■ .
Brussels sprouts fame reporting. . ■
Cabbage farms reporting. ..
acres. ..
Cantaloups, honeydews, Persians,
and fflustanelons farms reporting...
acres. . .
Carrots farms reporting. ..
Caullfloft-er farms reporting. . .
Celery farms reporting.. .
Com, sveet faras reporting..
Cucumbers and pickles -fanns reporting. •
acres. .
Garlic faims reporting. -
Lettuce and rcmainc farms reporting..
Onions, dty fanns reporting..
Onions, green fanns reporting..
Peas, green farms reporting. .
Peppers, hot farms reporting..
Peppers , sweet farms reporting . .
Radishes fanns reporting. .
Spinach fanns reporting. .
Squash farms reporting. .
Tonatoes fanns reporting . .
Watermelons forms reporting. .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
8,295
838,917
l,832,il5
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
6,246
219
15,762
102,399
363
7,287
146
2,195
116
4,588
115
4,231
390
4,576
120
2,704
151
13,364
169
5,366
134
15,383
57
5,109
222
6,956
69
X,063
129
U,890 I
159
10,641
162
12,398
84
8,145
126
2,487
24
1,290
418
96,465
113
5,574
36
1,516
70
3,976
59
3,787
115
2,937
35
2,393
61
6,228
110
1,631
611
76,934
34
6,303
254
1,051
65
1,077
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and tutterfat sold.
*Does not include acreage for farms vrlth less than 10 1
'Does not include data for forms with less than 20 tn
80 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 5 of lO.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[DoU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For denni
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number...
Porcenl di^uibulion percenl . . .
Landin farms acres . . .
Percenl distribution percenl. . .
Averaje site of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildings:
Averace per fatni dollars .. .
Average per acre doll nrs . . .
Land in farms according to use;
Crt^pland harvested fa"ns reporting. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reportine,. .
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 lo 199 -cres farms reporting . . .
200 lo 499 acres farms reporting . . .
500 lo 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1,000 nr more acres farms reporting. . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reportinir . . .
Cultivated summer fallow ■ ■ farms reporting . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms re|>orli ng . . .
Woodland pastured fam.s reporting...
Woodland not pastured faniis re[x>rling . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms rcporhng . . .
Improved pasture farms reportinL' . . .
Iff igated land in fafms farms reporting . . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms repiirting . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms ro^jrliny - .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour. farms reporting .
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-eiosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age numl>er . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number. .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opefatofs-
Woflung off their farms, toUl operators reporting. .
1 lo 99 days operators reporting . ,
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income frcn sources other Ihan farm
c^jerated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not wccking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms .operates reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting , .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultural products sold operators reporting . .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number , .
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number..
160 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number . .
260 to 499 acres number. .
500 to 999 acres number. .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number . ,
2,000 or more acres number..
See footnotes at end ri table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
54,712
7,807,644
8,488
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,'
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
24,273
100.0
2,288,610
100.0
94.3
24,273
1,346,340
3,997
5,628
3,212
4,650
4,007
1,814
3,180
13,1
1,105,278
48.3
347.6
5,649
23.3
328,531
5,593
23.1
243,353
10.6
43.5
726
166
139,021
1,005
39,644
240
10,558
3,120
83,819
70,002
1,594
314,644
590
19,243
22,641
1,239,603
22,539
1,193,785
925
23,758
144
1,714
4,965
6,413
6,129
4,393
52.5
9,336
2,961
1,414
5,461
2,902
5,656
14,437
2,001
7,199
2,317
13,097
2,447
2,033
1,279
881
465
63
5,142
562
40, 537
55
18,172
92
17,965
276
193,975
82
6,480
3,152
628,138
3,140
608,013
6,082
3
2,000
2,585
223
1,191
12,513
62
19,847
39,593
141
3,162
4,281
251,961
4,279
242,902
10,210
32
3,190
3,072
431
1,409
45
950
725
11,545
71
10,325
146
8,915
262
39,806
84
2,980
5,447
190,823
5,435
182,272
20
388
1,226
1,537
1,346
1,061
52.3
3,372
580
1,642
22,924
206
4,877
56
2,963
702
15,079
20,898
137
5,036
5,135
111,045
5,110
105,944
165
35
372
1,056
1,399
1,410
1,190
53.5
1,523
1,569
2,789
405
1,448
401
4,354
17.9
137,641
4,354
51,753
2,054
1,476
209
3,861
593
10,448
172
3,785
31
928
411
5,735
32
12,580
12,387
120
1,030
3,738
47,445
3,757
45,498
1,026
1,272
1,052
55.1
1,629
1,990
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of lO.-Fruit-and-nut farms
I Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexl]
81
F\R\ti Bl COLOR WD TENltRE OF OPERATOR
All taTfn operatots;
Ca5h tenants number
^nre-CA^h Ienanl5 number,
Crop-tihnre ten&nts number
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners
Part owners
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACn.lTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combinef* ftram re(K»tinp,
Com picker? famis n-p>Ttin^.
Field rorage harveslert fnm.o feptrling.
number,
^bl^rtrvcks furry-* refwrtinjt.
Tractors fsimi nfnrtinj*,
number.
Tracters other than sanlen InrnM roportinc,
1 tractor ramui re|9«tinp.
2 tractors ram<3 renortini;.
3 tractors Tarms fenurtinjt .
4 tractors rnrmt rotvfrunr.
5 or more tractors lams n<pnrtjnit.
Wheel tractors famis rt^mrtin^ .
nunibiT.
Crawler tractors. fanr^s rcfortini;.
number.
Garden traders farms reportinf; .
number.
Automobiles farms rqnrtinc.
number.
Automobiles and, or molottrucks farms refxirtinK.
Telephone farms reportinf .
Home freezrr farm-s repottinf;.
Milking machine. farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler fatms reportjnjE.
Farms by kind of roail on wtiich located:
Hard surface farms rcportjn;:,,
Grave], shell, or shale farms rcportintt..
Dirt or unimixoved. farms reportinjt..
Less than 1 mile to a haid surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad forms reporting, ,
1 mile farms reporting..
e or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms repixting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINa ENUMERATION
1 workers (employed 150 (X e«re days) farms reporting .
Farms reporting by number of refiular hired workers:
RE.SIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
s reporting,,
s reprjrting ,
s reporting,,
s reporting.,
s re|)orting..
Etesidingon form operated operators reporting,.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not re|xirting residence, number ,
See footnotes at ettd of table.
40,239
16,045
8,820
3,973
835
2,180
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,824
53,140
110,206
54,250
132,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
18,064
3,839
1,465
17,117
3,540
1,182
20,132
39,770
19,736
37,572
10,665
5,310
2,011
770
980
16,353
25,388
9,355
12,184
2,055
2,198
21,679
31,547
23,120
21,136
1,164
1,314
1,169
19,595
3,601
1,077
3,092
12,060
3,081
11,557
2,751
7,673
2,232
3,984
2,879
5,812
3,143
4,102
8,493
4,077
8,136
3,431
5,353
2,283
2,783
4,935
8,270
4,870
7,871
4,205
5,564
1,974
2,307
5,120
7,120
5,419
4,397
6,189
4,252
5,682
3,374
3,917
1,613
1,765
4,948
6,567
5,288
2,917
3,833
2,817
3,442
82 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of lO.-Frult-and-nut farms
[Data are based on rejiort* for only a sample of farTn**. See teKt |
lefinu
USF. OF COMMERCIAL FT.RTILIZF.R tND LIME
Comnipreial fertiltipr ami fertihzinc
material? used <lurinc the \ear. farn.s reporting;..
Dr> niaU-rials farms rcponinfi. .
Liquid iiiaUTJals farms reporting..
Crops on which usml-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reportinfi . .
Dr\ material^ farms reportinc. .
Liquid matiYials farms reportinc. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reportinf;..
Drj mntorials farms reportinc. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
[>r\ materials fnrrits reportinR..
Liquid materials farms ro|inrtint;..
Cotton farms rojHirting. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets fnm.s repiirtini^. .
Dr>' materials fom.s rejvirtin;^. .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
All other crops farms reporting..
r>ry materials farms reportinc. .
Liquid materials farms rceortinc..
Lime or liming materials useit dunne the year faniis reporting..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITUUES
Iny of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry fnm's reporting..
I'nder .^100 fnm.s reporting . .
S100to$999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 toSl,999 farms reportinR..
S2,000 to $4,999 farms n-mrting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poullrv farms reporting . .
dollars..
I'nder $1,000 farcLs reiwrting. .
$1,000 to $2,400 farn.s reporting, .
$2,500 to $4,009 farms reporting,,
$5,000 to $9,099 fam.s rerwrtini;..
$10,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms rcporUng . .
$200 to $090 farms renorting..
$1,000 or more faims reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting..
tlollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $400 farms reporting..
$500 to $009 farms reporting..
$1,000 to S2,490 farms reporting..
S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $0,990 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $10,099 farms reporting..
$20,000 to $40,990 farms reporting,.
$50,000 or more farms reporting,.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting,,
L'nder $10n fan.is reporting . .
$100 to .$199 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 faiTTji repcrting. .
$l,0t)0or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting..
dollars..
L'nder $100 farms reporting.
SI 00 to MOa farms reportinc.
S500 to $000 farms reporting.
$1,000 to 51,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more fam.s reporting.
39,679
<, 988, 148
1,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
738
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
98
323
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
3,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,327
65,996
77,132,384
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,309
18,233
908,990
241,608
16,346
212,010
4,006
29,598
1,776
2,006,536
1,502
15,201
22,746,041
3,956
6,424
4,321
21,909
161,533,489
1,187
2,214
2,825
4,74.4
4,326
3,211
1,919
1,040
443
8,167
5,654,608
3,211
2,891
23,720
17,015,286
3,435
10,820
5,194
3,882
389
2,367
492,991
122,953
2,590
106,558
833
16,400
17,577
2,786
357,793
464,106
15,704
2,503
201,691
100,054
3,323
791
28,152
15,535
119
24
2,539
1,434
3,795
2,445
24,268
3,180
3,677
466
,017,564
1,168,097
1,438
3,175
103,379,950
3,742
181, 120
43,273
3,355
42,343
908
5,930
3,631
171,466
3,244
40,939
1,355
1,802
1,100
4,543
128,680
37,364
4,092
33,595
1,022
4,269
4,386
122,832
3,935
32,561
3,399
71,941
22,014
3,522
20,162
712
1,852
3,777
67,691
3,400
19,328
3,529
2,699,623
1,003
1,654
2,729
28,780
9,095
2,379
8,128
470
967
2,564
26,635
2,229
7,651
2,574
1,039,001
1,013
1,376
4,204
813,639
1,631
2,237
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 10.— Fruit-and-nut farms
[DatA are teased on rcportii for only a <iamplp of ftums. Soe text ]
83
ESTMATED VALl'E OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOIUCE
All fann products sold i^tAl, dollu
avoTH^e ppf rami, dollars.
All crop* sold dollai
Field crops, otiior than vopotablos a/Kl fniits and nats, sold dollai
\>Cotabl|.f «>ld dollai
Fruits and ftuLi !iold dollai
Forest pnxlucts and horticultural specialty pcoducta sold dollai
AH livestock and livestock products sold dollars.
Poultrv and fxiultry products sold. dc
Da]r> products sold dollars ,
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultrv and dairy, sold dollars,
LIVESTOCK AXD UV^STOCK PBODUCTS
Cattle and calves rams repoitinf;. .
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms trportinlE,.
Milk C01A5 farms reporting.
Heifers and heifer calves farnvs reporting.
Steers and bulls including steer and hull calves farms reporting,.
Farms rr^iorting by nunvhi.r on hand;
Caule and calve.-
1 head fnmis reporting. .
5 to 9 hoail famis returting..
10 to Id head fauns rejiurtinc..
20 to 49 head famis rrpiirting..
50 to 99 head famis rqurting, .
100 to 499 henil farms reiKirting..
500 or more head farms ri^pinins..
Cows, including heifers tjiat have calved-
1 head farris n^tKirtinB. .
2 to 9 heml.. farms reporting..
10 to 19 h».ad form- rep.rtinr..
30 to 29 head famis reinniftg.,
30 to 49 heail farms ri.piirting..
SO to 74 head farms re|urting..
75 to 99 head fninis n.pcrting.,
100 or more head farms reporting..
Milk CDWs-
1 head. farms reporting
2 to 0 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head forms ri^iorting
20 to 29 head fam.s reporting
30 to 49 head fnn'is rcfvirting
50 to 74 head farms repiming
75 to 99 head forms refvirting
100 or more head farms reporting
Horses and/or mules farms repcrting
Hogs and pigs fonns refviiting.,
from since June 1 forms reportin
numhr
Bern befcre June 1 farms reporting.,
Sheep and lambs farms rept
Lambs under 1 year old farms rcfiorting.
Sheep 1 year old and ovre farms reportin
E»es faitns reportin
number.
Rams and wethers farms repoitin
numb<
Goats and kids farms reportm
number .
Chickens! months old and over farms roportm
Livestxk and livestock products sold:
Caule and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Rogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
d<
Sheep and lainhs sold alive farms reporting..
Ik
Milk and creiim sold^ lomis repi
I"
*
Chickens including Iroilers sold farms reporting. ,
dollar
dollai
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,4U,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,066
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330, 593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
5,960
1,898,209
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
570,464,019
23,502
563,142,786
18,625,298
7,488,752
534,947,217
2,081,519
7,321,233
1,505,884
586,242
5,229,107
2,538
63,700
1,685
26,235
865
2,774
1,587
20,407
1,883
17,053
1,417
30,573
4,175,980
312,374,080
98,231
308,672,779
12,807,549
5,506,922
288,889,884
1,468,424
3,701,301
527,299
296,347
2,877,655
117,468,601
26,685
115,908,772
2,802,362
1,220,625
111,581,665
304,120
1,559,329
595,813
116,515
847,501
11,847
325
4,608
79,762,755
14,120
78,708,205
1,900,460
535,255
76,152,415
120,075
1,054,550
242,736
100,125
711,689
594
99
6,980
59
1,990
88
4,990
88
4,660
58
330
42,222,944
7,543
41,538,438
881,197
147,250
40,467,741
42,250
684,506
122,917
46,770
514,819
16,771,669
3,852
16,502,269
222,336
78,300
16,081,983
119,150
269,400
13,241
25,765
230,394
3,367
106
3,165
B footnotes at end of table.
84 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of lO.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[DkU are baaed on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
LIVESTOCK ANT) UVtyrOCK PRODlICTS-C«nlinual
December 1 to Jun(
anns reporting,
aims reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting..
amis reporting.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com foe all purposes farms reporting . .
farms reporting..
farms reporting. ,
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
Under 11 i
11 to 24 a
25 to 49 a
50 to 74 a
75 to 99 a
lOOormoi
rghums for all purposes farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting..
hun(lredT?eighl, .
Wheat harvested fanas reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
*95
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
137,434
115
121,359
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
Rice harvested farms reporting. .
100-lb. bags..
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
1,155
1,310
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
2,130
132,718
237,663
Sales farms reporting. . .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains ; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting .
.farms reporting.
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
See footnotes at end of table
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of lO.-Fruit-and-nut farms
85
(For ilefinitions and esplanauons, se«> t^xl)
SPEnnED CROPS HiRVE-TED-CooliruCTl
Hay crops — Continued
Wild hay cut farms reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
Other hay cut farms reporting. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
Crass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. . .
tons, green weight...
Cotton harvested fanas reporting. . .
Irish potatoes harvested for hone use
or for sale farms reporting. . .
hundredweight —
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fermj reporting...
Vegetables harvested for sale f amis reporting. . .
Seles dollars . . .
Strawberries fanns reporting. . .
pounds . . .
Land in bearing and nonbeartng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees ^ farms reporting . ■
Apples farms reporting. . ,
acres...
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing age number. . ,
Trees of bearing age number. . .
Quantity harvested tons . . .
Peaches, clingstone' farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Peaches, freeatone* farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Pears, Bartlett' feims reporting..
Trees of all agea number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Pears other than Bartlctt' farms reportijig . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Grapes, table' fanoa reporting..
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Grapes, raisin farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight. .
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038 '
8i,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,U0
1,226,243
189,058
1,037,185
167,540
7,822,960
1,741,530
6,061,430
560,103
4,047,332
663, 166
3,384,166
260,178
3,997,916
962,052
3,035,864
340,747
459,921
40,174'
419,747
39,372
47,438,933
4,704,663
42,734,270
599,582
109,053,451
12,229,652
96,823,799
1,553,575
614 >
8,689
125,137,213
1,122,591
167,830
954,761
161,518
6,948,686
1,355,600
5,593,086
531,884
3,446,780
470,598
2,976,182
238,103
3,656,712
809,615
2,847,097
321,874
409,955
32,837
377,118
35,962
43,408,868
3,553,574
39,855,294
564,095
96,205,250
7, 552, 146
88,653,104
1,432,800
416,022
37,501
378,521
78,179 I
3,684,967 j
800,895
2,884,072 I
295,963 I
1,474,654
176,595
1,298,059
109,613
1,837,253
407,351
1,429,902
208,806
339,921
29,707
310,214
30,724
29,039,843
2,641,014
26,398,829
390,834
34,926,659
3,320,567
31,606,092
534,551
203,789
35,505
168,234
36,237
1,694,896
269,910
1,424,986
138,880
810,424
119,565
690,859
60,491
749,505
153,995
595,510
62,716
8,707
1,250
7,457
6,934,275
380,570
6,553,705
89,112
23,383,195
1,557,774
21,830,421
371,654
207,952
27,425
180,527
21,495
935,232
170,365
764,867
64,814
606,611
87,058
519,553
39,587
539,320
110,145
429,175
25,702
4,293,700
305,455
3,988,245
51,856
23,506,271
1,425,160
22,081,111
346,185
150,910
30,760
120,150
13,723
444,377
60,410
383,967
26,337
371,965
64,050
307,915
21,615
358,657
77,274
281,383
19,736
2,191,655
166,730
2,024,925
23,561
10,789,745
891,330
9,398,415
139,774
126,258
30,089
96,169
10,164
157,609
41,195
116,414
5,627
145, 146
18,655
126,491
5,907
137,717
40,070
97,647
725,140
27,935
697,205
7,384
3,131,315
282,915
2,848,400
35,795
See footnotei
of table
86 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF P^ARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of lO.-Fruit-and-nut farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farrns. See texlj
SPECIFIED CROre HiRVESTED-ronlinucI
Crepes, wijie or juice-' farms reporting. .
Vines of all ages number..
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Plums-' farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Prunes ' f elms reporting . .
Trees of ell ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons, dry weight. .
Cherries^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Apricots ^ farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age ^ number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Dates ^ f anus reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. -
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested pounds . .
Figs' fann.'i reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Avocados' fanns reporting - ■
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested* pounds, .
Nee tarines farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Olives- farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing ege number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested* tons. .
Walnuts, English' farms reporting.
Trees of ail ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Almonds' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Grapefruit' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Oranges, Valencia' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
See footnotes at end of table.
3,867
12i,296
60,92^,847
4,834,366
56,090,481
613,726
4,538
26,345
2,821,570
583,255
3,987
93,759
8,039,078
1,945,018
6,094,060
126,676
2,854,089
483,992
2,365,097
172,921
11,404
123,407
3,400,624
953,019
2,447,605
52,023
6,030
102,583
6,515,404
1,330,762
5,184,642
71,331
6,016
35,329
7,548,004
866,579
6,681,425
30,903,985
3,084
115,636
56,880,545
4,146,031
52,734,514
573,016
2,558,339
500,211
2,058,128
82,485
2,901
82,879
7,054,265
1,472,368
5,581,897
114,815
695,513
214,732
480,781
14,016
2,573,349
364,128
2,209,221
165,497
128,894
17,490
111,404
24,358,460
1,452
22,006
1,100,317
95,940
1,004,377
63,929
1,412,142
275,331
1,136,811
88,997,072
1,006,680
185,703
820,977
34,801
1,596
24,289
1,419,798
155,526
1,264,272
56,485
7,337
90,091
2,457,122
452,986
2,004,136
43,424
4,011
32,940
5,139,753
727,705
4,462,053
63,573
1,850
8,371
765,985
193,138
572,347
3,003,929
5,010
80,592
7,122,397
733,909
6,383,488
29,850,310
29,413,722
2,296,994
27,116,723
345,275
1,133,004
194,931
943,073
40,720
3,068,246
694,281
2,373,965
58,767
303,430
103,126
200,304
7,745
1,103,331
154,013
949,313
87,684
72,779
8,570
64,209
14,043,000
1,014,500
92,695
921,805
59,670
499,928
136,401
363,527
27,668,726
236
5,803
583,575
123,038
465,537
23,557
220
9,035
526,579
39,846
486,733
29,041
871
26,133
699,509
114,726
534,783
16,451
475
30,436
1,362,370
296,960
1,565,410
24,347
241
4,749
467,359
115,539
351,820
1,785,782
836
43, 149
3,856,552
409,436
3,447,066
16,734,869
9,124,265
619, XO
3,504,925
38,471
579,858
115,985
463,873
19,833
1,479,367
259,171
1,220,696
25,303
169,626
45,965
123,661
2,302
632, 366
102,950
529,416
38,540
233,755
42,565
191,190
14,382,746
241,790
28,770
213,020
6,480
6,352
386,913
57,545
1,307
19,329
521,756
89,030
432,676
10,795
760
20,264
1,243,345
119,420
1,123,923
17,185
314
383
79,022
15,519
63,503
456,475
859
15,462
1,367,745
109,050
1,258,695
6,066,836
7,426,307
454,350
6,971,957
68,167
446,812
107,530
339,232
13,609
1,065,902
184,713
381,189
14,836
344
1,905
126,033
34,966
91,067
2,311
741
5,171
412,947
39,270
373,677
21,639
29,500
2,500
27,000
5,977,000
8,433
75
3,358
277,437
51,885
225,552
21,123,045
-.,053,324
454,040
5,604,234
43,664
2,409
254,046
41,615
970,664
229,538
741,126
11,903
258,890
42,140
216,750
12,851
33,170
2,980
30,190
185,806
24,140
161,666
13,061,335
4,204,907
251,132
3,953,775
20,754
103,679
29,920
73,759
1,564
333,211
74,205
309,000
3,60')
27,284
6,250
21,034
129,110
14,305
114,805
4,311
181,186
19,170
162,016
11,406,080
98,637
50,790
25,818
18,150
10,290
5,425
80,487
40,500
20,393
2,382
1,365
516
351
400
237
4,072
2,154
1,928
230,431
133,495
128,345
29,165
15,055
13,775
201,266
118,440
114,570
5,952
4,334
3,465
1,785
1,766
1,237
14,186
18,166
8,977
374,132
525,863
252,787
78,135
70,630
59,755
295,997
455,233
193,032
6,683
5,723
3,273
393
956
747
14,376
10,695
6,112
979,315
654,025
415,605
155,435
32,575
60,700
824,380
571,450
354,905
11,318
7,375
3,164
513
391
301
1,349
864
234
113, 203
30,006
17,525
22,470
37,885
1,710
90,733
42,121
15,315
492,482
161,265
63,580
1,139
1,014
947
11,226
6,253
3,697
969,803
542,755
318,742
95,258
49,500
40,060
874,545
493, 255
273,682
116,565
1,897,160
942,690
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 10.— Fruit-and-nut farms
87
f based on reports for
i sample of fams. Set
SPEaFIED CROrS H*RVESTEI>-roiilinu6j
Oranges , navel' farms reporting .
Trees of ell ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
auantity harvested* field boxes.
Oranges , other' f aims reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Lemons' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
6,479,048
1,051,307
5,4?7,741
23,032,464
422,183
171,624
250,559
637,566
6,095,047
609,385
5,485,662
25,248,035
6,101,589
831,023
5,270,566
22,514,311
315,457
91,607
223,850
596,708
5,591,729
505,505
5,086,224
23,898,352
2 Reported In smell fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with lees tilan 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for fanns with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
*Harvested in 1958-59 fron the bloom of 1958.
3,346,314
444,662
2,901,652
13,347,416
163,406
61,162
102,244
334,397
3,424,005
309,985
3,114,020
15,303,104
1,116,658
178,095
938,563
4,467,779
33,369
6,620
26,749
58,235
973,584
36,380
937,204
4,407,805
367,046
89,366
777,680
2,883,365
60,821
7,190
53,631
112,765
631,645
109,785
521,860
2,337,086
502,281
70,685
431,596
1,291,295
41,420
15,025
26,395
61,670
354,461
34,245
320,216
1,181,505
231,530
28,215
203,315
486,436
13,536
1,600
11,936
23,016
186,314
12,075
174,239
631,227
37,760
20,000
17,760
37,520
21,720
3,035
18,685
32,625
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 6 of lO.-Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See levlj
(For
'.pla,
CM)
Economic class
FARkS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . -
PiTccn) ill stri button percent . .
Landinfafnis acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Averai3P [«*r farm dollars . .
Averape per acre dollnrs . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested ftirms reporting.,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting , .
10 to 19 acres fttrms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting , ,
M to 49 acres fiwms reporting , .
50 to 99 acres farms rep<irting . .
100 to 199 -cres farms reporting . .
■200 to 499 acres farms refwnmt'.,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. ,
1,000 or more neres farms rt>|icrtin2,.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
Cropland not htir\i-stpd and not pastured fnnn'^ reporlinjt. .
Colli vBled summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes fnrms report in^;. ,
Other ciopland (idle and crop failure) fnmis reporling..
Woodland pastured farii.^ re|iiirting..
Woodland not pastured fnri'i- n-poninL'. ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) furms rc|»iriing .
Imptoved pasture fiirni- o'(«iriini,' .
Irrigated land in farms fnrms ret.irtmg.
Irrigated cnapland harvested farms ri-pis-l ing .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover cn^ps farms ri'iHirting.
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour - , farms reporting .
Land in sthpcropping systems for
soil-eiosion control farms reporting .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting.
FARM OPERATXIRS B^ AGE
Operators reporting age nun.ii.-r .
I'nder 25 years number .
25 to M years ., numlier .
35 to 44 years numlier .
45 to 54 years number .
55 to 64 years number .
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK \ND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
I to 99 davs operntors rejiorting .
100 to 199 days operators retwrting .
200 or more days operators re|ioning .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agricultural product-s sold operators reporting .
Operators not working off their farms or ntil
repmrting as to work off their farms operators reporting .
With other members of family working orf farm operators reporling.
With income frem sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporling.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultural products sold operators reporling.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number
10 to 49 acres number
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 1,19 acres number
140 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to -259 acres number
260 to 499 acres number
500 to 999 acres number
1.000 to 1 ,999 acres number
2.000 or more acres number
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,593,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
3,690
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
3,088
7,022
100.0
262, 835
100.0
32,017
991
35,780
223
12,704
40
2,366
776
20,710
115
15,814
211
18,994
1,175
54,524
390
4,753
2,075
41,170
1,571
29,252
47
2,278
30
1,772
1,613
2,106
2,068
1,157
1,250
1,565
22.3
139,184
53.0
1,809
25.8
46,113
17,5
25.5
1,305
479
4,802
1,665
1,106
723
23.7
15.8
10.3
42,989
16,629
15,185
16.4
6.3
5.8
25.8
15.0
21.0
29,501
24,915
23,359
,347.65
1,820.07
1,451.77
1,280
211
1,035
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of lO.-Poultry farms
\<_
(For definitions and cxplnnntion>, soo text)
89
F*R\fS BV COLOR AND TENV'RE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
40,239
16,045
8,820
Oth<>r and unsporirirxj lonnnls.
Whilo fami operators:
38,050
15,163
8,130
SPEOFTED FXJUIPVIENT *ND FACTI JTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines fnniis rf>(K»tini
Com pickofs farms rrf»rtint
Pick-up balers famis rr(K>rtini
Fu'jit fcra^c riar\e:4t«TS fiun.s ro(»»tin[^.
Motcrtmrks farms n^urtin
numlivr,
Tractcrs TaiTTLS nTxylinf .
nunihot.
Tracmrs nthcr than ?nnt<>n fnnns rpportinc.
1 [racuir Inrmt rcrortinr
'2 tractors fanns rciurtini:,
.1 tracuirs TnTms rotitirlinr;..
4 l/ncuirs frifnis tv>[sirlinr..
5 or more tractors fanns ropnrtinir..
Crawler li
Garden tract
Automobiles (nniis re|urtir
Automobiles and. or motortrucks farms rcTM^ir
Telephone farms rejurtinj:.
Home trewtir farms n'|sinin
Milking machinfi. fomis rei^irtin
Elecljic milk cooldr fn/nis re|>irtin|: .
3,042
3,824
53,L40
U0,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
3,544
4,939
2,774
3,665
6,421
8,581
6,823
1,448
2,252
1,521
1,704
2,220
1,774
1,519
1,890
1,630
re)«i
Farms by kind of roail on which located:
Hard surface farm- reportins..
Gravel, shell, or shale fanns ropofttnt.' . .
Dirt or unimproved farms reponinft . ,
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reponinf:. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road faiTns re|iortini!.<
1 mile fHmis reportinc.
'2or :1 miles farms reporting.,
4 miles , farms re]wninf;..
5 or more miles farms repoiiinf;.,
FARM L \BOR, WEEK PRFrEDINO ENUMERATION
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
• farms repo(1inf!><
.farms reporunf.
.farms reporting.,
.farms reportinft.
.farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operausi operators rejiorting.,
Operators not reporting residence. numlier.
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
90 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of lO.-Poultry farms
[Data are base<1 on reports for only a sample of farms, Sep text ]
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZF.R AND LIME
Conimereial fertilizer anil fertilizing
malennls used ((urine the \eir fani,s reporting..
acres on «hich used..
Or, materials farms reportinc. .
Liquid matiTials farms reportine..
Crops on which iisod-
Hay anij cropland pasture farms reporting..
!>> materials farms reporting . .
Liquid materials farms i^portini'..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry mawrmls farms rejiorti nc..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Irish potatoes fnr^is reporting..
t)ry matenals fnni.s reporting. .
Cotton farms reporting..
Pry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets fam.s rejKXtiny. .
Dry materials foms reportinc. .
Liquid materials fnrm~ rejiorting..
All other crops farms r.-porting. .
!>>■ materials farms reiKirtinc. .
Liquid materials farms renortinc . ,
Lime or liming materials used durin.: the year farms reporting.,
acres limed..
SPECinED FABXl EXPEND1TIIRF.S
Iny of the foUoiving specified expenditures f.irms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farn's reporting..
dollars..
Under .$100 farms reporting. .
SlOO to ?999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 toS1.9fl9 farms repcrtinfl..
S2,000 to S4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
Under ?1,000 farms rejwrting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farn.s reporting..
?2,500 to 54,999 farms reporting..
5,5,000 to 59,999 fam.s reporting. .
510,000 or n-iore farms reporting. .
Machine hire farm- reporting. .
dollars..
Under S200 farms reporting. .
5200 to 5999 forms reporting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired tabor farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under S200 farms reporting . .
5200 to 5499 farms reporting. .
5500 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 32,499 farms reporting..
S2,50Q to .5-! ,999 farms reporting..
.55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
510,000 to 519,990 farms reporting. .
520,000 to 'M9,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
Under 510O fan..s reporting. .
5100 to 5499 farms reporting. .
5300 to 5999. farms reporting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline anil other [letrolouni fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms reporting..
dollars..
Under pint) farms reporting . .
SlOO to 5499 farms reporting . .
S500 to 5999 farms reportin.,-. ,
51,000 to 51,999 farms reporting..
5.1,000 or more farrr.s r.-prrtling. .
39,679
,988,148
,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
98
323
32,686
116
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
7,022
7,021
153,379,752
6,487
24,406,751
2,050
1,998
1,141
697
£01
2,213,047
2,128
3,663
1,565
1,565
92,296,656
1,809
1,809
33,524,060
1,665
1,665
18,068,030
1,106
1,106
7,013,865
See footnotes at end of ti
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of lO.-Poultry farms
[DatA are based on reporLs for only a sample oT (aims. Soe text]
91
ESTOUTED \ AHE OF PROmiTTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All farm products sold i^iaI, dollars .■;
a^tviij:e prr farm, <lolliir? ..
All .Toi^iinld dollare.,
Fii^ld rrop^, olhrr than vcp'Ubios and TniiL*; and nuLs, mid dollars..
\ ccpljthics -old dollBTS. .
Fruits and nuLo wid dollan^ ,
Fnre!4t pnxlucL« and horticultural spofially (Modurts sold dollars.,
\ll livestock and livestock products sold. dollars . .
Foultr>' and poultry products sold dollars . ,
Dair>' [Toducts sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock ptwluct^,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . .
UVESrOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves ranns repotting.
Cows, ineluding heifers that have calved farms repoftine..
niimbef..
Milk cows farms reporting..
number.,
Heifers and heifer calves farms repoitinc..
number..
Steers and bulls includmc steer and bull calves lami« rt^sirtinE..
number..
Cattle and calves-
2 to 4 head farms fi,piirtinf:. , .
5 to fl head farms rii»»iinj;...
10 to in hoMl films ri>|Hrtini:. ,.
20 to 49 head ffli^is fif KtrttPt:. . .
50 to 99 head faniis riiurtinc. .
100 to 4t»fi head firm- t<^K>nine. .
500 or more head fnrms niMmn-i..,
CowB, including heifers t>inl have calved-
1 head farms reportinjr..
10 to 19 head farms rep-dinf..
20 to 29 head famis reivittinf; . . .
30 to 49 heail farm- ri'portini:..
50 to 74 hood farms reinirlini;..
75 to 90 head farm- n>pnrtinL'...
100 or more heul farms report ini?..
Milk co»s-
1 head fnmis n-^iortir:; , .
2 to 9 head fnrms ri^portinc
10 to 19 head fonns n-portin^*
20 to 29 head farms reponinj; ,
.30 to 10 head farms reportin
50 (o 71 heail farms repnrtin
75 to 90 head fnmis reportin
100 or more head farms repiwline.
Horses and;'Of mules farms re)a«tinB.
niimlsl.
Hogs and pigs fanns r.-i«nini;
Rom since June 1 fnm.s reporting:
Btfn before Juno 1 farms r«<p«nin|!
numlwr
Sheep and lambs farms rej^irtini.-
Shi-ep 1 year old and over farms reisrtinj;
Ewes farms ri'pnrtinf:.
number..
Hams and wethers farms reportin
numbi
Goals and kids farms reporting.
number .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reportin
numbw..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cnttle and calves sold alive farms ropnrtine..
number.,
Hij«s and piipt sold alive fnm.s ri*portinji , ,
number.,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms repurtinf:.
Milk and crerim sold farms repirtinp.
dollars.
Chickens includinL' tmilers sold fjimis reportini:.
ikdlars.
Chicken ecps solrt farms reportinc .
ikMcns.
dollars.
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,069,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
,388
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
5,960
1,893,209
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
234,633,906
33,414
6,897,858
2,247,670
328,356
4,234,502
87,330
227,736,048
225,263,658
767,359
1,705,031
6,205
567
2,470
1,056
7,704
1,065
5,745
738
18,119
485
4,108
666
14,0U
654
13,182
499
829
1,319
5,581
29,120,250
lis
14,735,940
767,359
6,280
35,724,710
5,492
403,145,419
129,006,537
150,061,939
95,886
4,807,438
1,982,202
235,156
2,518,800
71,280
145,254,501
143,736,399
709,089
809,013
6,031
137
5,740
12,649,002
709,089
1,120
21,136,018
49,809,708
27,534
996,841
100,024
25,000
867,067
4,750
48,812,867
48,442,413
8,175
362,279
1,520
156
1,895
20
318,981
8,175
1,672
8,866,944
1,428
110,982,665
35,514,454
23,745,509
14,262
740,308
126,070
7,500
600,788
3,950
23,005,201
22,704,528
15,750
264,923
20
613,755
15,750
1,614
4,146,580
1,429
56,U3,705
17,965,986
6,171,166
7,386
264,863
33,490
55,500
188,623
7,250
7,866,303
7,7a, 157
23,440
141,706
613,570
23,440
1,046
1,105,270
2,644,141
3,657
55,714
3,356
5,200
47,058
100
2,568,427
2,487,832
8,385
92 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 10.— Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See l«xt]
LnTSTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCIS-Contmue
Litters tanowed Decembet 1, 1958. to November 30, 1959. . . .farms
June 2 to November 3
epotting .
■T of huers
a reporting,
s reporting . .
5 reporting. ,
5 reporting.
T of Utter
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for b]I purposes farms reporting..
Under 11 acres farms reporting. ,
11 to 24 aires farms reporting.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 74 acres farms reporting .
75 lo 99 acres farms reportin
l(X)or more acres farms reportin
Harvested for grain farms reportin
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredweight .
'arms reporting,
hundredweight.
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
Dry lima beans hai^rested farms reporting .
100-lb. bags
Sales farms reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains ; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
4 95
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,423
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 6 of 10.— Poultry farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See texlj
93
SHECinEn CROPS H\R\'ESTEI>-r.w
.farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested farms reporting.
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
hundredweight.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting..
1,038
84,152
22,703,4r7
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
Land In bearing and ncoibearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting...
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes lailk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for fums with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
94 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 7 of lO.-Dairy farms
[Data are based on repoits for only a sample of turns. See te^t ]
(For definitjona and pxplonationt
e text)
FAHMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
PiTi'ent dislribulion percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average si Ee of farm acres
Value ot land and buildings:
Average per acre dollars .
Land in farms according to use:
Croftland harvested farms reporting.
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 fanns reporting.
100 to 199 Tres farms reporting.
2O0 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting .
1.000 or more acres farms reptxting.
Cropland used only for pa.sture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farmi reporting.
Cultivated summer fallow - . farms reporting.
Soit-improvemenl grasses and legumes farms reporting.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) f.irms reporting ,
Woodland pastured farms reporting .
Woodland not pastured farms reixirling .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reptirting
Ifrigated land in farms farms reporting
Imgaled cropland harvested farms reporting.
Land use ptaclices:
Cropland in cover crops farms refmrling
Oopland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting
FAIM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting age number
I'nder 25 years number
25 to 34 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOMF;
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting
1 to 99 days. operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family wcfking off farm operators reporting
operated and off-farm work ojierators reporting
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income froti sources other than farm operated. . .operatrrs reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number
10 to 49 acres number
60 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 139 acres number
140 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to 499 acres number
500 to 999 acres number
1.000 to 1.999 acres number
2.000 or more acres number
See footnotes at end d table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
54,712
7,807,644
8,488
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,736
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
8,046
100.0
1,575,524
100.0
195.8
4,437
371,989
1,010
45,001
97,111
246
29,453
3,121
537,897
1,793
122,016
6,459
612,782
4,210
309,298
123
2,283
2,210
1,794
6,395
895
1,513
2,496
31.0
882,420
56.0
353.5
9,213
1,025
326,172
545
60,367
1,561
314,198
1,049
178,655
1,371
17.0
297,808
18.9
217.2
75,441
208
9,569
27,193
1,179
124,806
16,381
1,262
86,320
1,667
20.7
145,895
12,615
1,496
64,003
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of lO.-Dairy farms
95
FAKMS BV COl/lR WD TEMRF. OF OPKKATOR
All farm opefatots;
Full imnif- numlm. .
Pnn . ■* niTs nunUf . .
\l I [i-n.in(> nunilicr . .
Ca-^h lonnnls nunilxT. .
ShAro-rn<h (■■nnnts niimlior, ,
Cn^>-shnro tonnnts numlKT..
\a\ P!iU»ok--har.' Icnuni » numluT . .
Othrf nnil un^)i.'.-trti>l l.-ninL^ noMlHT..
Full o»Tirrs ruml«T. .
Pvl owTioT^ nurrlMT...
Al I lonnnl-i numhcr, . ,
Pnrt oMncT^ numhof ..,
All loiunl. nu.ijHT..
SPEaFIED FXJltlPMENT AND F\(TI.mt>; WR KIVD OF ROAD
(irnin mmlnno-i fnmt- ri'iMVIinj'..
ii[inili.T..
Com pirk«T< fftnK- ri';«ir1i(it!...
Pirk'up lialtT^ fitfni- ^^«*^lnl.•. .
Fi.l.l foraM'' l»ir> ■■"li-r- ' iru- ri>|>»lin:-. .
U.I«rVurkt- forui- ni-nirt;..
TrnfUC" fami- ni««lilv . .
nuniuT..
Trartflr? rthtT Ihnn :Mhl.fi f.-ifm^ r(iM«1ini:..
1 trarh* fnfr^p' nfittlinr..
.1 mcit€n ..,., fiam- vtmtunti,,.
IWVUx I:m...,.-,.nm:.
5 or nnrc tnu'Inr* rnni- nfwlip:!..
Whfvl IratU*" fnri.,- nT*Itn,'..
rr»»lcf Imrlor- fjirt- - niiirtjuc. .
Gtintcn uacujr. fii/ii.- r«-I««1inff . .
Aubimoliiirs rnnii- ri>|Rtflini;..
Tp|rph(mp fitfni- rt^irtjnt'. .
Ilonio ttcezvr rami- ninninc. ,
Milkin)! tTuirhino farac r<*|xinini:, .
KIrctnc milk t-nolcf tnrni- «i»«nini;..
Croji dripf (for (ra"". 'oriiBi*, iv iilhi-r fnj|i»> Taniii riTKtiiiL'..
Po*'T-ofK»«t«l clr-valijr, ri*ivi'><*, iif )»lii»iT f;tnii^ nTuflin^-..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Manl Tturfaco rami" rn^fftin;;..
(iravpl, shell, or ithali' rann.^ rfportini:..
Dirt or unimprovod rarm^ ri^airtini:.,
L^W9 than 1 luilcln a hard Hurfai-o rcoul ranii-i r>-\»wtinp..
1 or morp miles t» a hani surfaco Tniui rami" ropnrtinCx
S or miiro niile" farniM r(>porting..
FAItM I.M«)K, WF.EK PKHFI)m(i KMMKRATION
Hir<^l workers lanns reportinf;. .
persons . .
Hei?ylor hired workers (eeiployisl I'lO or n<ire (lays) TannR repnrtinf;..
perttons..
FaniLs refiirtinf! ti> numts* of ri'irular hireii wxwkera;
1 hirrsl worker farms reponifti;..
'2 hirisl worktrs fanrv* reportin|> . ,
;1 or t hiretl workers famLs reponinf: . .
3 Ui n hiri^l wtvker^ farms repertinp . .
in or nKwe hirrsl wi»ker- fnnns reporiin)! . .
RKSIDKSfT. OF FARM fiPF.llATOR
Itesiilini; on fnmi o[M>rnteil ii|iern(ers reponini:..
Not ri'siilini; en fami operated npemlors re|sirlini:..
OlHYaUirs not reportinc residenee numlier. .
Se.' footnotes at enl of Ubie.
3,973
835
2,180
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,82i
53,140
110,208
5<,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476 ,
6,944 ]
3,635 1
5,803
46,913 I
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5.102
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
3,850
1,949
2,163
3,835
1,944
2,163
1,585
1,972
6,720
11,911
6,984
14,663
6,928
14,102
3,123
2,069
1,004
6,794
11,920
1,833
2,182
7,363
11,203
7,939
7,425
5,779
7,673
4,457
2,193
6,131
2,182
2,380
4,687
2,459
2,445
2,012
2,443
2,276
1,254
2,867
1,244
1,286
1,802
1,356
1,335
1,060
1,344
1,068
1,274
2,313
1,269
1,289
1,680
1,375
1,332
991
1,338
1,427
2,211
1,402
2,066
1,472
1,873
1,637
1,456
1,050
1,592
96 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of lO.-Dairy farms
(1--0
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Comn.crr.al f.Tlil.icc and fmilizir.;
maUTials used <liirin«! the NCAr fam.? rcfx>rtinp
i\crps on which used .
Dry materials farms reporting
Liqiiid inntfrinLs fanns ripening
Crops on whifh iisoii—
Hay anil croplnnil pasture famis repeating
Dry materials lanns reportinc.
Liqtutt materials farms reporting
Other pasture (not ttoplaml) fanns reportinp
Or^' rrintrrials farms rp|iortin»
Liquid materials farms reporting .
Irish potatoes farms repirtin;;,
Liquid materials farms ri-|NirtinL'.
Cotton farnis ri'iHirtin'; ,
Dry- materials farms n-p-irlinc .
Liquid materials farms reptirtin^t.
Sugar beets fam.s re|iortinis
Dry materials fam.s re|»irlin;:.
Liquid materials fam.s reportinij.
Ml other crops farms r<'p«)rtin(^.
flry materials farm- rciiertini:.
Lime or limine materials useil durinc tlie >ear fanns nsxjrtin/; .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENniTI'RES
\ny of the folloivinp specified expenditures farms n^irtin).".
Feeil for tiiestnck and poultry farn-s n-poninp.,
I'ndtjr -slOO fnm.s reporting. ,
5100 to S999 farnis reportin,-;. .
$1,000 to Sl,9tt9 fami- n-portinj*. ,
S2,000 to ^,99fl fams renortinp . .
SS.OOO or more farms re^mrlint;. ,
Purchase of livestock aad poultry fanns roportini;.,
iWlnrs..
I'nder 51,000 farms rejwninr . .
51,000 to $i;.499 farn- repfrtinc..
5"2,-'iOO to 54,999 fnnr.s repnrtinc.
5.'j,fl00 to S«,999 fani.s rcnonini; . .
510,000 or more fanns n-pinin;. .
dollar!.,
I'nder 5200 farms re|)ortinu. ,
5200 to 5999 fanns reconing . .
51,000 or more fanns re{ioninc..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
llndeTS200 farms re[»)rti ni; . .
S200 to 5499 farms re|Kirtinc. .
5500 to 5!>99 fanns reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting. .
52,500 to 51.999 fanns reportin-;. .
55,000 to 59,999 fam,s reporting . .
510,000 to 519,999 farms r.^|«.rting. .
520,000 to 549,909 fanns ^porting. .
550,000 or more fanns reportin". .
Sec<ls, bulbs, plants, aad trees farms reportin". .
dollars..
I'nder 51(X) fanns reportinf ..
5100 to 5199 farms reporting,.
5500 ui 5999 fam.s reportine. .
51,000 or more fanr.s reportine . .
Gasoline and iilher petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanti Imsinees fanns re|virtine. .
I'nder flOO fann- reporting . .
SlOO to 5199 i^„ ren,,nin-. .
5500 to 5999 farm- re[.,ri.n:-. .
51,000 to 51,999 farms reportmi: . .
55,000 or more fanr.s re-iorlm;;..
39,679
4,986,148
1,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555 !
425,540,297
2,300
9,556 ;
3,720 1
5,334 I
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470 I
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,8
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
35,199
2,809
31,567
1,783
107,705
1,725
18,055
8,046
8,046
145,230,694
1,064
1,836
4,140
3,933
30,274,874
1,323
1,050
128,566
23,079
2,496
2,496
119,752,674
1,371
1,371
13,991,959
1,380
1,380
6,034,651
1,667
1,667
3,843,895
3,357
1,795
2,017
of table.
CALIFORNIA
state Table IS.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of 10. -Dairy farms
97
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U.X11
Item
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rommwciBl tarms
F/vnnmic cla.'Jt
(Fordermitions and cxpliuifltions.
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nassV
Class \1
EffTDA^TED VAU'E OF PRODI TTS SOLD BY SOITRCE
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,069,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427 '
4,968 1
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,561
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
5,960
1,896,209
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,680,679
514,768,136
2,875
397.798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,ja,204
1 7,680
411,584,504
1 131,707,041
366,897,344
45,600
17,854,516
14,959,938
778,547
1,907,374
208,657
349,043,328
1,222,431
311,088,532
36,732,365
6,019
1,120,077
7,966
723,555
7,948
710,135
7,394
362,267
6,428
34,135
45
60
385
1,852
1,972
3,441
254
25
370
849
1,055
1,308
1,176
707
2,476
20
395
892
1,045
1,284
1,188
713
2,411
2,136
4,824
1,108
9,974
752
5,275
605
3,698
718
22,957
355
4,289
590
18,666
552
17,700
357
966
199
4,899
1 2,792
163,629
7,965
495,865
36,033,008
292
9,145
310,930
292
17,923
250,922
6,046
6,887,110,641
311,088,532
236
32,228
416
1,157,885
370,523
289,963,625
116,171
14,022,175
11,896,195
703,842
1,331,796
85,342
275,941,450
969,002
247,324,509
27,647,939
2,490
731,717
2,489
491,048
2,489
483,718
2,123
222,701
2,102
17,968
83
2,143
254
1
10
81
249
2,148
6
5
93
250
2,135
907
2,486
265
3,576
182
2,090
132
1,488
220
12,350
117
2,048
157
10,312
154
9,896
110
416
39
129
409
34,812
2,465
355,920
27,309,204
44
3,531
120,054
68
10,107
141,498
2,496
5,156,486,726
247,324,509
51
14,096
66
505,075
161,944
40,931,729
29,855
2,071,716
1,797,480
36,285
215,728
22,225
38,860,011
129,514
34,865,211
3,865,286
1,365
176,009
1,360
107,884
1,360
105,071
1,313
52,747
1,136
5,378
25
353
967
5
30
75
571
383
295
5
35
91
562
362
255
363
772
161
1,248
115
802
104
446
110
2,754
52
554
90
2,090
75
1,899
61
191
20
35
502
52,498
1,371
60,829
3,813,825
29
436
14,824
44
1,746
24,444
1,371
858,507,104
34,865,211
35
7,831
55
308,180
98,618
19,768,693
14,340
1,063,599
624,945
600
173,303
64,750
18,725,094
67,529
16,140,232
2,517,333
1,380
104,383
1,355
61,817
1,350
60,577
1,339
38,296
1,134
4,270
10
5
20
201
879
265
is
27
155
556
421
55
26
15
26
165
547
423
66
5
379
670
259
2,357
163
1,545
148
712
113
3,128
61
847
103
2,281
98
2,160
71
121
55
1,465
592
29,768
1,369
39,367
2,395,839
53
1,846
62,764
55
2,515
35,210
1,380
474,195,506
16,140,232
45
3,353
75
192,145
61,486
12,296,482
7,376
536,619
338,551
24,195
147,473
26,400
11,759,863
31,923
9,742,880
1,985,060
1,657
76,902
1,647
45,235
1,637
44,025
1,577
27,790
1,297
3,877
10
55
1,000
557
35
20
30
335
665
477
105
10
5
15
40
361
650
471
90
5
5
277
500
217
1,367
161
610
107
557
190
3,480
90
300
150
3,180
150
3,010
70
170
35
1,995
697
25,499
1,543
28,927
1,860,265
101
1,882
63,988
85
3,015
42,210
1,667
292,631,203
9,742,680
70
4,317
125
84,815
27,141
3,602,459
3,608
140,920
98,811
625
31,544
9,940
3,461,539
23,585
2,800,909
637,045
941
28,120
936
16,120
931
15,294
681
9,535
566
2,365
"5
20
235
570
100
11
195
445
200
85
'io
1
216
445
195
70
10
191
352
160
1,255
110
790
105
465
65
920
25
230
65
690
6S
625
50
65
35
120
491
16,737
935
9,734
580,950
60
1,370
46,580
30
460
6,U0
946
89,009,694
2,600,909
30
2,602
75
64,010
20,463
314,356
1-ne.e prr rarm, dollar? . . .
1,693
19,485
Fi.-M (Tiip.. olhcf Ihan vi^nnhlM an.l frurLs and
nuLs. mid.. ...dollars...
3,955
8,000
7,530
Fon-di f«tHlucL« and horticultunl specially piodu
rtssold dollars...
295,371
p ' I*™*** j"" _-_! ^ M
878
" - ' ■*'
214,791
l.ivo.Hiock and livpslock produrls,
othfT Chan poultr>' and dairv, sold iloltars...
LIVT-STOTK \ND L^^ESTOTK PRODUrTS
79,702
166
CowA, including hpiffTH thai havi- ralvrtl
nwmlx*...
(un-.s f^xttng...
2,946
181
1,551
161
nunilKV...
1,450
161
Suw. and hull<< inrludin;: -iw and M\ .-alvi-..
Farmfl N-poniai! bj numUf nn hand:
CaUlp end .^ui—
rami" ri^Mnmt:...
1,118
91
277
20
35
75
In nth l' tin r « fiK
lOOtoJWhoad
f;iii*i- nfitftinc...
Cows, indMrtinchwfr*" thai have i-ajk'^i-
5
125
•20 lit Jn htui
fanu-r-T^.n;....
5
;!!'*-, /"^i
"' ii on ti 1
. . f^^ ^J _„,„„
Milk cm —
5
■'In Oh 1 fftftio r<-l««1lOL'
lillL.-.-l h-V4,l
::::::!,z:ZTZ\::
51
Mlb> 71 h<>a.l
frtmi-n-pi«iini;.,.
21
" "■•■
32
26
169
21
nuiiiUt...
139
10
nunituT . . .
30
20
l,anih^ i.f..l.f I >ciir..ld
Innu- ri'i-^imc...
miinU'T...
315
10
200
15
nuiiJai . . .
115
15
110
nuriilM*...
5
15
Chtckens 4 months old and over
Livestock and livestock products sold:
tamvk wpmtnu...
1,135
101
3,315
181
ll<W-. and iJip. -oldalivo
nunitHT...
ilollin....
turn:* n^nnine...
Mlnro...
1,109
72,925
5
60
2,720
10
• Inll.VM...
80
1,120
186
riolliVH...
f:irm« rofairtini;...
M\nt-...
6,180,406
214,791
5
27
20
■loUnr*...
2,550
851
98 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of lO.-Dairy farms
[Data are baaed on reporta Tor only a sample of faims. See text]
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conl.nued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958. to November 30, 1959. . . .farms repoitmp. .
numhoc of IiUcts .
1 w 2 litters farms reponmg .
3 to 9 titters farms reporting . ,
10 to 19 litters farms reporting . .
20 to 39 litters farms reporting .
40 to 69 litters farms reporting .
70 or more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to Novemtier 30 farms reporting .
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters .
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . .
Under 11 atres farms reporting. .
11 to 21 acres farms reporting..
25 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 74 acres fatrns reporting. .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 or more acres farms reporting..
farms reporting . .
Harvested for gram .
Sales farms reporti ng . . .
bushels. . .
Sorghums for all pitrposes fanns reporting. . .
"4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
195
177
574
2,05<1
16i,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
Harvested for grain or seed fanns reporting.
htindredweight.
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
2,<28
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
2,000
5
2,000
16
330
18,030
5
8,000
13,100
15
2,950
Rice harvested farms reporting .
100-lb. bags.
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
Diy Ima beans harvested farms reporting.
lOO-lb. bags.
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
Sales farms reporting.
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,955
158,507
815,816
Sales farms reporting .
2,130
132,718
237,663
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
1,933
71,427
148,763
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA
state Table 18.-FAKMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 7 of lO.-Dairy farms
, naU ore based nn reports for only a sample rtf famis. See text ]
99
SPHIKIKD CHOPS IIXKMXmD-C.nrmu.
Sales farms reporting.
her hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Ions, green weight..
Cotton harvested farms reporting..
8,295
838,917
1,832,^15
hundredweight.
Sugar beets harvested for sugnr farma reporting.
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
Land In bearing and nonbcaring fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms reporting..
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Doc:; not Include acreage for fanns with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
100 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 8 of 10.— Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See l&xl |
(For dermitions and exploi
? U>Xt)
FARMS, ACREtOE, MiO VALUE
Farms number. -
PiTi ..ni .li ~tribulion percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
Pin .-nt ilislribution percent. .
Viornsc > I IP of fs/m acrvs . .
Value ot lanrj and buildings;
Averaiie per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland hnrveslpd. farms reporting.,
1 to 9 acres rarflis reporting. .
10 to 19 acres lanns repordne . .
■20 to 29 acres farms reportinp . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporlinj! . .
50 to 99 acres farms reportinc . ,
100 to 199 "cres farms reportine , ,
200 to 499 acres farms re[wrtinj: , ,
500 to 999 acres farms reportinc , ,
1.000 or more acres farms r^fjorting, ,
Cropland used only for pasture farms report! nR, ,
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reportin;!,.
Cultivated summer fallow farme repnrlinc, ,
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes forms repnrtin?. ,
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms rejKirting,,
Woodland pastured farn,> reporting , ,
Woodland not pastured farr.^- n.|«.rtini:, ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) famip report ing , ,
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting,.
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting. ,
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms rejxirtinj!, ,
Cropland used for gram or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting , ,
Land in strip-cropping s,vstems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting , .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting age numher . ,
tnder 25 years numher , ,
25 to 34 years numlter , .
3S to 44 years number , ,
55 to 64 years number , ,
65 or more years numlier , ,
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting, ,
1 to 99 days operators reporting , .
100 to 199 days operators reporting , ,
200 or more days operators reporting , .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting..
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting , ,
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting , ,
Operators not wcrking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operaldrs repcrting , ,
With other members of family wcrking off farm operators reporting, ,
With income frwn sources other than farm operated, , ,operatrr5 reporting. .
With other income of fainily exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
FARMS BY SIZE
t'nder 10 acrea number. .
10 lo 49 acres numlier. .
50 to 69 acres number . ,
70 to 99 acres number , ,
100 to i:t9 acres number, ,
140 lo 179 acres number , ,
180 to 219 acres number , .
220 to 259 acres number , ,
260 to 499 acres number,,
.500 to 999 acres number . ,
1,000 to 1,999 acres number, .
2.000 or more acres number , ,
See footnotes at end of table.
66,929
34,361,613
520.9
54,712
7,807,644
6,488
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,328,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,793
1,022
103,107
3,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,324
810,738
53,793
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
4,719
100.0
3,091,943
100.0
655.2
414,610
1,287
223,794
251,984
278
64,302
2,207
1,343,602
1,054
96,294
3,403
4«9,564
2,265
315,667
38
3,225
109
17,390
14
4,450
124
10, 520
6,130
350
15,655
999
18,235
1,278
16,184
1,305
8,853
664
1,096
634
1,055
1,109
2,825
380
1,250
364
13.0
1,556,581
50.3
2,539.3
134
61,233
35
8,619
126
23,337
69
93,702
25
9,889
310
762,629
128
45,844
480
292,084
438
215,609
14
3,138
4
2,260
14.2
457,612
14.3
684.0
1,352
28.7
239,276
6,478
1,020
32,136
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of lO.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
I OaU are ba^ed on roports for only a sample of farms. See lexl ]
101
F»RMS BY COLOR WD TEMRF, OF OPERiTOR
All farm operators:
SJiarcfa«h renal
Crop-shATO rcnAi
Orhpr and unspc
fhit^ fami nprfariir^;
Fulloonpn.
Psnomo.!.
All UMiiLiirs
. .ftumlKr
..nimilKr..
..numNr..
..mirnhn..
SPEOFIED FflWPMENT AND FAOIJITES ANn KIND OF ROAD
1 combinpi farm" rf'iKTtini
Field fcrago hani^
nunilm...
Tractnrs rarrri^ rr^H«tin|'..
r««,hoc. ,
Tracrors aihit (hnn :*anten ramiH ni>«lini:. ,
,.ltunr* rrfnrtir
rra.la
..fanif n^irtin)'.
. .ram." rofKirtinL'.
Aur/imobilrs fanai n>fiuninc...
nunilicr...
AuLomobilo.x an<l/or moron/ucks rami" fi^Kiclini:..,
Tcli^hiinp Itavi^ nivytini:...
Ibimo froeziY ..rann- ri'|awtinK...
Milkinc machine famr' refnrtinf;. . .
Klecr/ic milk enoler rnnni* nivMlini:...
Farms by kind of road on wfiicti located:
llnnl surface farntv fppiirtjnz..
riravel, Hhcll, or nhale rana" riimrtini.'.,
Dirt or uniin[irDviK) rnmit repartinc.,
Lens than 1 mile rn a hnni surface mail fnr^i^ riiwrltftp,,
1 ur more mi lex roa luinl aurroce miwj famm roportini:..
1 mile riim.t r.-(*irtinc..
'lor a miles farmH refairting. ,
4 milcn rarms rqitirlinK.,
5 or more miles ramei reportinc..
F«nM l,^r«)R, wf.f.k rRFXTJiisr; esisheration
liired wiwiers (emrilo;
* reportinj: by numlav
L' hired wmrkom
!l or 4 hired onrkers .
ri 111 n hired workers ,
.rarms reportinc...
.rorms reponini!.. ,
RESIDENCF. OF FARM f )PKRAT()R
Re-idiiii: on fnnn o(iernred oiHirnlrrs rep«»lini; .
Sot residing en Tami ri(«enirts) , nperariirK n'i»trtint!.,
Orirfntrir-* mil rej^irtmc residem-e, numlier . .
40,239
16,045
8,820
3,973
835
2,180
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,824
53,140
U0,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
2,379
8,081
53,836
5,159
6,204
4,210
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
3,728
8,949
3,608
8,308
3,333
5,987
1,569
2,321
4,142
6,339
4,633
4,292
518
3,360
1,171
1,641
1,326
102 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of lO.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
jOala are liayed on report,-^ for only a sample of farms Sd:- Ipvl |
•ypl»nal
I'SF. OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER UJD LIME
'omnipr. .r,l f.-nMiJcr on.l tenjlitinc
lualtriftl? used ilurinc the ><"nr fam.s rrportinp. ..
acres on which used. ..
Dr> niaterialp Fanns rcportinR...
Liriui.I inal.Tlnls f«ri™ reoortini; . . ,
IIa\ and crophnd pasture famis reporting...
Dr> tnateriats farms reporlini? . . ,
Liquid nialcriHl^ farms rerwrtine...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms rcportinp..
Dr^ njntonals farms reportinc..
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
Irish potatoes farms repcrtinp. . ,
Dn.' materials fani* reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reiKirtinc. .
Cotton. farms rop<rling . .
Prv' materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms rejiorting..
Sugar beets fam.s reporting. .
Dr> materials fom.s reporting. .
Liquid materials farms importing..
All other crops farms reporting..
nr> materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporling..
rials
; the
ting..
SPF.C1FIF.D FARM EXPENDITCRES
Iny of the following specified evpenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poullrv fame reporting..
dollars..
I'ndciSlOO fani.s reporting..
S100to$909 farn.- ref*irtin<:. .
S1,0(XI to .«1,9!I9 'arm- r.-p„tins..
S2,000 to S4,999 'am- renorting..
55,000 or more farms re;nrting..
Purchase of livestock and poultxv fanns reportini;..
cbllars..
Fader ?1,000 farms reporting. .
?I,000 to S'2.49fl farn.s reynirtinp. .
S-2.500 to **,999 farms reporting..
M.OOO to 59,999 fara.s renorting . .
510,000 or nore farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms rej«rting. .
dollars. .
Under 5200 farms reporting . .
!«200 to S990 fnrms reporting..
Sl.OOO or more fanna reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
Under S200 farms reporting . .
S200 to 5499 farms reporting. .
S500 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to S2,499 farms reportinir..
52,500 to 51,999 farms reporting..
55,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
510,000 to ^19,990 farms reporting. .
520,000 to 5(9,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
I'nder 5100 fan.is repnrtinp . .
5100 lo 5199 farms reportinp . ,
5500 to 5999 fams reporting. ,
51,000 or more farms reportinp , ,
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanu business farms reportinp. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
SlOO to -5199 farms reporting. .
S500 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 51,999 farms reporting,.
55,000 or nore fanris re;>orting, .
39,679
'1,988,1'«
1,085,«1
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
1,878
17,435
98
323
876
2,845
7,872
319,751
5,355
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,933
198,563
1,149
27,509
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
133,925
360
66,924 '
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,423
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,138
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
1,588
228,232
35,897
1,460
29,240
249
6,657
4,719
4,360
75,108,293
2,945
177,756,920
1,U3
1,352
1,239
1,323,234
See footnotes
of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of 10.— Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[DatA arp based on reports for only a sample of fannfl, ?«*e lext}
103
ESTBUTED VAU'E OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOUKCE
All farm products sold u>ui, dollars.*.
avcracP p<f fann, dollars . .
Ail crops sold dollars..
Field crops, oth« than vppotahles and fruits and nuta, slid.. ...dollars..
VecelAbles sold dollars . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy jroducts sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and daily, sold .dollars . .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PBODIICTS
Cattle and calves farms rrporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calvwl farrr.* reporting..
MilkctTws fanns reporting..
Heifers and heifor calves farrrL'j repotting. .
number . .
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves tun.' reporting. .
Fanns reporting by numht^r on hand:
Caule and calves-
1 head fuTRH reponing,.
2 to 4 head fams refnrtinc- .
5 to 9 head farms rrficting..
10 to 19 head fan..- reinrting, .
20 to 49 head farms n>]>trtini;..
50to9Rhead farms rtiKin ing . .
100 to 49!) heail fnrm,< reiKining. .
500 or more head fnfm.i rcpunine. .
Cows, including heifers thai have calveii-
1 head farms repnrttnt:..
2 to 9 heiul fami^ rrpcning..
10 to 19 head farm- refueling..
20 to 29 hend farms reporting. ,
30 til 49 head farm- reporting , .
£0 to 71 heiul fatms reptvling, .
75 to 90 hend farms n-poRing..
lOOor more heml farms rtTxirting..
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting. ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms ri-porting. .
20 to 29 head farm- reprjting . .
.10 to 49heftil farm- reporting..
50 to 74 head farms refMrting.,
75 to 99 head farms n<|x)rting.,
100 or more head forms refxtrting..
Horses and/or mules farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms refuning..
Bom since June 1 farm- repwting . .
Bom before June 1 farmis reporting..
Sheep and lambs farm- reporting..
Lambs under I year old farms repirting . ,
Sheep 1 year old and over farm- reporting , ,
number . .
Ewes farms reporting,.
number , .
Rams and wethers farms reporting , .
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting,.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms repomng.,
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Caule and calves sold alive farms reporting.,
number , .
dollars,.
Hogs and pigs -old alive farms reporting,.
dollars..
Sheep and lamlis sold alive farms reporting..
numlxr..
Milk nnd creiim sold* farm- reporting,.
dollars,.
Chickens including latiiler- -iild rsrm- refairting..
dollar-..
Chicken egg- -<ild fntms reporting.,
dollvs.
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,6U
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,958
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,5U
5,960
1,898,209
4,(»5
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,083
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
4U,584,504
131,707,041
329,530,445
69,831
30,866,766
22,483,046
4,284,195
4,022,267
77,258
298,663,679
662,219
975,377
297,026,083
4,141
958,744
3,187
161,670
1,659
6,414
3,578
250,713
3,574
546,361
2,267
U,204
1,285
198,104
978
113,192
1,003
84,912
807
156,068
1,049
217,422
1,034
210,316
897
7,106
2,335
1,853
161,843
4,066
1,337,063
280,916,783
1,006
265,026
9,010,884
962
296,(»9,445
483,033
26,119,945
18,610,254
4,192,305
3,282,860
34,526
269,979,500
351,415
216,603
269,411,482
430
3,304
131
120,503
105
67,192
98
53,3U
U, 708, 690
28,698
1,971,318
1,753,294
60,000
143,556
14,468
9,737,372
145,078
280,584
9,311,710
349
71,919
309
29,469
168
1,152
317
23,910
9,368,363
14,004
1,489,147
1,156,555
23,600
302,358
6,634
7,879,216
90,823
168,741
7,619,652
28,321
296
1,204
6,631,451
6,902
810,470
663,876
1,650
135,299
9,645
5,870,931
23,502
184,374
5,663,105
4,919,276
3,639
401,973
258,859
3,740
130,624
8,750
4,517,303
36,752
89,125
4,391,426
1,070
20,200
1,045
16,106
26,622
222
6,621
1,183
27,642
3,452,464
104
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of lO.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
i baaed on rafwrfs for o
mple of fums. See textj
LIVESTOCK AND LFXTSTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30. 1959 — fams repottinR..
number ofl.rusrs . .
s reporting. ,
s reporting .
5 reporting .
s reporting , ,
number of litters,
. . . farms reporting .
number of litters.
SPEOFIED CBOPS HABVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
Harvested for grain .
s reporting. .
s reporting, ,
s reporting. .
s reporting. ,
s reporting, ,
s reporting..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. . ,
bushels . , .
Sorghums for all ptirposes farras reporting..
Harvesteci for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredwe ight .
Wheat harvested fsmis reporting.
trushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100-lb, bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100-lb, bags.
Diy liiDa beans harvested fanns reporting .
100-lb. bags.
100-lb. bags.
Sales farms reporting. . ,
Sales farms reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; lye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay. fanns reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,304
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
1,309
105,227
391,958
1,044
67,673
93,560
40,362
20
20,760
11,360
11
11,360
2,741
190
1,503
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 8 of lO.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
i Data are based on roports for only a sample of faniis. See [extj
105
SPEnriED CROPS HXRVESTED-Cor
.farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested f anns reporting . .
bales..
hundredwel^t.
Sugar 'beeta harvested for sugar fanns reporting.
Land In bearing and nonbeerlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
8,295
838,917
1,832,-^15
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
Z Reported in small fractions*
^Includes ad Ik equivalent of cream and buttorfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farao with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Goes not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
106
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 9 of lO.-Livestock ranches
[D«
3 b&s»d on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
Percenl distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average size of farm acres,
Value ot land and buildings:
Average per fami dollars,
Average per acre. dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fanns reporting,
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 ^cres farms reporting ,
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting ,
1.000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil- improvement grasses and legumes forms re^mrting.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) fnrms reporting.
Woodland pastured farnis reporting
Woodland not pastured fami:^ reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
Irrigated cropland han ested farms reporting
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops rnrms reporting
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporti ng
Land in 3tnp-cropping systems for
soil-efosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to 34 years ■ number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
65 or more years - - ■ number
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting ,
100 to 199 days operators reporting ,
200 or more days operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting .
With income fron sources other than farm
operate) and off-farm work operators reporting .
With other inctuie of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
Operators not wtrking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their forms operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting.
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operatcrs reporting.
With other income of famjly exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting,
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number
10 to 49 acres number ,
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to l.'^9 acres number
140 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 253 acres number
260 to 499 acres number
500 to 999 acres number
1.000 to 1.999 acres number
2.000 or more acres number
See foolnolea at end of table.
66,929
3^,861,613
520-9
8,605
5,i96
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103, 107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16, 184
8,853
50.4
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
100.0
18,157,598
100.0
4,314.0
84,771
1,438
2,810,088
351
312,218
3,167
12,800,413
1,060
486,751
1,992
430,795
995
120,138
22,685
1,414
7,761
421
3,373
225
11,551
768
6,626
337
11,979
865
10,205
769
'A,2U,
2,795
5,969
347
18,004
1,311
17.2
10,194,790
56.1
14,120.2
2,831
75
45,071
11.8
388,143
13.2
4,795.5
7,471
14
2,167
18.2
2,232,269
12.3
2,921.8
61
66,455
588
1,291,373
192
48,408
389
46,270
182
10,023
354,589
72
39,685
631
857,112
156
29,711
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of lO.-Livestock ranches
I DaU are b&s^ on n>ports for only a sample of (urns. See lext ]
107
FARMS BV COljaR AND TF.NIIRF. OF OPERATOR
All latm operators:
Full cmn.t^ ni
P.in ('»mf> numliof .
Ml l.Tiiuil- numlKT.
Ca^h tnnanis numbtT.
Shnr<^ra^h li-nan(- number. ,
I.i\osbx-l<-'^harp u>nan(>. ni
Oihrr and unsi»H"irn^l IiiinnL" ni
W)iiu> rami (>ix'nttr<:
Full owners .number..
Pvl ownrfs numbrf ..
All tononls number. .
Nonwhito fnnn oppralor-
Fullo«n«» numlKT.,
Part OKTters number,.
All tpnuits nunihcr..
SPEaFIED FXIUIPMENT AND FACn.ITlE.': AND KIND OF ROAD
(irnin cnmbint** fnrnt" n>|»i
( 4)m ptrl.er?' (Mni'* rt-foi
Pirk-uphnler^ rivn^ ri-|«.
Fiolil rorocp hw\rstee> rifn..4 n>|<tnin;^..
TrncUTTt fnrr.- n-pnini'.
Trartcm other Ihan rBeil«« farm.. n.(inini:.
1 trartiie fnrm.* rr|i<nini*.
J traeitr^ fan..- nimnini;..
I Irnclir- .Iilni^ ni>irtin
.*! eir tmwo lra«-lnr^ fa/nix rtfvrtin
Hh(f I IfaeUiTH fnn>i> h^iitftin
Crawler traeti^r.^ fnm> n^Kirtin
Ginlcn irnrurs , ,,fnnfi> rti«fltnc..
Autonobili.,! fnnif n^k
Automobili*" anil, er moteirtruelc* I.imi.' n^iirlini;.
IVIophimo. fanu* n*|iiir1ini.'.
ilnmf rrM>Kfr rnmi" n*|>if1in);.
Milkinc marhinp 'nnii." n'fairhni!.
Klt^Iric niilk ifHiler rann^ n'|iw1ini:.
Crop (hier (fdr iTain. fi.ratu-, iie iilhir rnj[t-\ fntni'* r»1«niOL'.
F'owofopfralnl t<lc%a(Jir, r<nvi-\iir, iir lil.mir farms rtiarlini;.
Farms by kind of road on which located;
tlant Hurruef rarm^ rrt^ictin;:.,
CiravAl, nhnll, or nhalc ranik" rrpnnini!..
Dirt ur unimr«Dvod famv* rofortinit.,
Ln*n than 1 mile* In a hard surfaro mcul farm^ rnpertinf;..
1 or rnnrp mtlca la a hnrtl surrae-*' mnj fann« rgponint:..
1 mile* rumi-t rrpurtinc..
:? nr .t milps farmi rnportinn..
4 nii)i<?* fami.-> rpjxirtinii . .
5 or mnri' toib"' rarm;* rcfwrtinc.,
FARM LVDOR. WEEK PRHT.DINfi E-MTHERATION
liirnd wrrknn* farms roportinfi..
40,239
16,045
8,820
3,973
835
2,180
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,824
53,140
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302 I
24,491 I
38,527 I
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,20;
4,210
2,981
6,448
2,932
6,006
2,387 I
3,690
1,713
2,316
3,551
5,337
.;,o')6
n.-irvlai
» (emploi
' <ln>-) .
Farm.-* n^fuetinc !•> numhr
1 hinil workir
5 or I hirrd atvker* , . . .
S tfi 9 hiretl aevktrs ...
in er nxirc hired «irktr-
.farm!) roportinp.
.farma roportinp.
.famu rvpcrtinft.
.famw rcpcvtinf!.
RESinKNO: OF FARM (ll'FJtATOR
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
108 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 10.— Livestock ranches
(Data are ba.se<l on rc^rts for only a sample of farm^. ><'r Lrxl |
(l.-oraof,.
.«pla,
USE OF rOKMERCIAL FEBTILIZER AND LIME
mou-trml f.Tl.l.ier nnd frclilizinc
ir.Tial* iispi! i\\trin-_ the veAf farn.^ roportinfi.
Dn niaUnalp farms rcportmc.
Liqui.i maUTials farms reporting.
Ha\ ami croplanil na-slure farms reporting.
Dr> tualorials farms reporting. ,
Liqiiiil materials farms reporting.
Other pasture (not implamh farms reporting..
Dr\ nial*>rials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
Irish potatoes f»"" reporting. ,
Dry materials fart.is reporting.,
I.iquid materials farms re|Xirling.,
Cotton /amis reiKir
Dr> materials f.arms n-porting.
Liquid materials farms rernr
StJgar beets iarn,s refiof
Dr> materials font,- rep.rting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
All other erops farms r.|,ir
nr> materials farms reiKir
Liquid materials famis reeor
ting..
SPEriFIED FURM EXPENDITURES
in\ of the following specified e\peaditures farms reporlinj;.
Feed for luestock and ptiultrv farms reporting.
dollars.
rnder.«;iOO farms reportin" .
SlOO to S999 farms rejiortin;;.
51,000 toSl,999 farms reporlin.t.
S2,000 to S4,990 f.arms renortinp.
.^5,000 or more farms rcymrting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry' faniis roportim;
ilollars
I'nder 51,000 farri> reinrting. .
51,000 to 52,499 firn - r.-inr ting . .
5-2,500 to 54,999 f.srn.s reporting. .
5.5,000 to 59,999 fani.s renorting,
510,000 or more farms reporting
Machine hire farm^ re|«rting.
dollars.
I'nder .<2fl(i farms reporting.
5200 to 5990 farms reporting.
S1,(X10 or amre farms reporting.
Hired labor farms reporting.
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting.
5200 to 5499 farms reporting.
5500 to 5999 farms reporting.
51.000 to 52, 199 farms reportine
52,500 to .^1,999 farms reporting..
.55,000 to 59,999 farms reportin
510,000 to 519,999 . farms reporting..
520,000 to ^49,999 farms reporting..
550,000 or more farms reporting.
5e«ls, Imlhs, plants, and trees farms reporting.
dollars.
Under 5100 fan..s reportine.
5100 to 5499 farms rep.irtinp.
5500 to 5999 faniis reporting.
51,000 or more farms re[iortinc. ,
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms re[iorling .
dollars.
Under flOt) farms reportiag.
SICK) to 5199 farms reportiag.
5500 to 5999 farms reportia.e ,
51,000 to 51.999 farms reportin
39,679
i,98e,U3
1,035,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288, 513
7,305
618,987
6,811
88,892
788
8,395
1,960
119,050
116
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27, 509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14, 227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
4,209
4,039
37,618,502
33,404
117
4,440
25,162
91
3,063
e footnote.
i of table.
CALIFORNIA
State Table IS.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 10. -Livestock ranches
1 Data are based on refjon^ Tor only a sample of fanns. See lexl ]
109
(For der.nit.ons nnd oxplni
ESTIM4TED VAU'E OF PRODIKT^ SOLD BY SOlfRCE
All fann products sold total, dollars
avorn^o por farm, ilollan:
\ll<T,>|w -old dollars,
FioIH rrop^. <nh(T ihan v<»i:i'U«hlos am] fn>ils and nuts, sold doHars.
\>j;.«lables -old dollars
Ft-uitf an<l nuL« sold doHsrs
Forcsl pmturls and honicnllural sppcially produrt^ sold dollars.
Ml livestock and livestock producLs sold dollars
Poultr. and poultr>(To<lurLs sold dollars
nair>- pmlucis sold dollars
Li\cstork and livpslock products.
uthtT than (v>ultr> rind dairy, sold dollars
l.r\T.snK-K VND LP.'EsTtK-K PRODITTS
Cattle and calves (vms r.fwjrtine
Cows, including heifers thai hax- raUixl fninu'. roponjne
Milk co*!i farms ro[xinin£.
numbor.
Iloifers and heifer calvi-s farm." n-portinc
Steers and hulN including sti-er and hull talw— fant.-" rcpoiinc.
nuinlier
Farms reporti
Cattle and
1 h'Ml
mnd:
■> u>
r mi
' U 1
- ^
.
. .
f ^ *-
.
. ^
r.oo..r
ni*eh.-«.(
f:.n.-lti.flinc...
Cows, inrluilinc hpifrrs IIiBI havo rnlvn)-
1 h.'ivl
int., Ill h.-ii.l..
:t(Hj< 1ft h.wl fwin- r.T«fl.i,
TiO til it 'ii'iul fnnii- niBtftin
.rot.i.
..(iir
imi <ir ii.-fi- hi-iiil fioni.. r.i«.
Horses and/ot mules fnm.- n^m
Hogs and pi£s fiimw »•!■•
IVim ."inn' .Joni- 1 rnnii- rvyn
H.*n hprm- .»uni- 1 ftim..^ nv
Sheep and lambs . .
l.wnhH undiT 1 >(
Shoop I ymr oM
, .fiuni>i n.pnn tnji .
nunitwr.
,,inntv u^*^inf,.
nuiibcr.
Goats and hids fum^ n>pnnin
Chickens 4 months old and over rnrm..* rpiunm
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cftttle nnH crIvp^ nold hIivi- fami-H rcpcirtin
niimlKC.
Ilotri and pi(P s
Rhfi«p an't lAinh.
C'hirkenK inrluilmi; h
Chicken i-jyis hoIiI. .
dollnr
. .fjimis rofortin
ikilliu
, .fnmis r(.[]urtinu.
ilolliir«.
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
736
2,461
13,730
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
5U, 788, 136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
1,706,723
23,894,122
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
411,584,504
131,707,041
190,528,207
45,267
8,712,016
5,675,637
434,455
1,818,577
783,347
181,816,191
226,666
762,740
180,826,785
3,768
1,079,978
3,501
393,866
1,138
3,748
3,365
283,456
3,510
402,656
62,208
397
23,698
328,418
1,123
695,611
1,117
672,447
1,001
23,164
154
3,472
1,471
67,972
3,750
834,765
161,969,734
366
58,626
1,993,284
1,031
962,087
13,469,218
132
154,595,797
214, 122
7,133,621
4,%2,934
416,280
1,410,231
344,176
147,462,176
112,832
635,147
146,714,197
171,037
620
313,033
587,860
150
233,282
344,363
167
10,215
13,938,844
27,990
650,211
310,174
3,000
170,466
166, 571
13,288,633
45,562
30,968
13,212,103
36,406
427
32,651
156,361
93
39,465
11,017,857
14,421
451,609
241,895
4,000
79,966
125,748
10,566,248
22,284
23,759
10,520,205
98,212
186
3,969
7,307,903
7,330
338,784
123,825
11,000
85,772
118,137
6,969,119
35,334
60,788
6,872,997
3,298,619
3,601
117, 523
33,487
175
60,946
22,915
3,181,096
8,859
10,203
3,162,034
33,150
196
1,313
1 10 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 10.— Livestock ranches
[^DUA are based on reports for o
mple of faims. See I
Ln-ESTOrK AND LIVESTOCK PBODHCTS-Cc
Litlets latrowed Decembet 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .famis
lc»2liu<.p8
3 to 9 liU^s
10 U) 19 llllers
June 2 to November 30 .
December 1 to June 1. ..
number
number
r of Jitters.
s reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting .
reporting .
reporting..
of litters.
reporting.
of lit
SPEnFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposf
Harvested for p
s reporting..
s reporting.
9 reporting.
? reporting.
3 reporting.
bushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Sorghums for all ptirposes fanus reporting.
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredweight.
I'/heat harvested fanns reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain fanns reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms repor'
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
inns reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting .
100-lb. bags.
rms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Dry lima beans harvested fanns reporting.
100-lb. I
Sales fanns reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; v/heat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
57A
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
2U,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 9 of 10.— Livestock ranches
I nuA are b&sed on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexlj
111
SPEnnED CROPS HXRVEfTED-C.H
SDtlnued
:ut f
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
tons, green weight...
Cotton harvested fanns reporting. . .
8,295
838,917
1,832,^15
hundredwe Ight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fanns reporting.
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
ll
1,985 |.
201,545 I
4,642,140 I'
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' fartss reporting*
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with lese than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not Include duta for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
112 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 10 of lO.-General farms
[Dsia are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See («xtj
(For derinlt
M)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . .
Pefcetil dislribution percent- .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Avemge sue of farm acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Averape per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms 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 49 acres farms reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 "cres farms reporting. .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms leporting. .
Other cropland {idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured farms refiorting . .
Other pasture {not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
Irrigated land In farms farms reporting. .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops rarmed on the contour farms reporting. .
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms re(»orIing. .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 of more years numlier . .
Average age years , .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCDME
Farm operalors-
Worlung off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days. operators reporting. .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days .operators reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting..
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off.farm work operators reporting. .
With other inctme of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold. operators reporting. .
Operators not wtrking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . -operators reporting. ,
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural prtxlucts sold operators reporting.
FARMS BV SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acres number .
50 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number -
100 to 1-19 acres ..number.
140 to 179 acres number .
IBO to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1.000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number.
See footnotes at end d table.
66,929
34,861,613
520.9
U0,280
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,823,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,931
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,036,851
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
100.0
2,150,245
100.0
541.9
138,987
1,183
1£4,393
9,244
666
57,053
470,575
312
29,264
3,788
1,084,443
3,751
1,005,017
236
2,220
55
7,078
2,768
X6
1,032
1,219
30.7
1,493,719
403
103,963
234
70,790
19
3,060
205
30,113
34
37,795
17
2,471
IBl
361,970
75
20,398
1,216
817,595
1,208
768,322
17.9
216,081
10.0
304.8
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 10 of lO.-General farms
; r>ata are based or rpports for only a sample of farms. See tp\t |
113
FXRVe BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All tarm opefators:
\ll [ffi.inLi number..
r^wh tmnnls rumbcr..
Shnto-rash Imnnls numhor. .
rr<ip-shnro tcniinu< . . . ; number . ,
I.n o>ituol.'«hv{> U'nnnT- numlKT..
Otht.rnn<) un--|«.rtrird l.-nnrLx number..
WhiU' fami oprruuc.-:
Full oi^nrr^ number..
ran owner.: numbrr..
All tenunlv number. .
Nonwhite fnnn opernldf-
Fullo»i..-r- nun.b<i..
Ml l.-nrnl, number..
SPF/IFIFD F.QnPMEST AND KA( n.ITlF.-i AND KrSDOF ROAD
numlHV.,
Corn pirkrrs famiy r<>]i}Ttin^> . .
rirk'up balers fnrni- nfifflinc..
numliee. .
Fielil f<jraj:e hnr^e!»ler.^ frun.-. repining..
Mourtrurk.' fnmw reptrtinn . ,
Trnctors (amis repiirlinp , .
nun.her..
TrartorH tthcr (hnn :>nnlen rnrmn n.|Mirtin|: . .
1 traeUjr rami?) reportinj'..
2 tmrliVH ran...* reiwninc. .
.'t (rnctorn lam- reivutinc. .
4 UnrUx-' fanuH r<.fairtinp..
^ or more Irarlor^ tnmi'* rrportintr..
Hhee! uanar^ ttinnn refwirtin/'..
nunilicT..
CrawliT lrnrt«r« rnm.- niifflinc. .
Garden trnrUvs rnn».< reportini:..
nunilve..
\uUmoliili— ..rnmi.< ri.)urlini;..
fluulKT..
Aulitmobile- und 'or moloruui'h ^ fami" ret" nine.
Teh'phone Tamm n-ia«tini!..
llftme rreener fartn- re|«irtin)[. .
MtlkinL' maehine fami.. refxjrlini!. .
Kleelric milk i-nol(T rami-* repnrtinc..
Crop Hrier (for crmn. fora|T, or nUw^r <Toii-> rnmM n'|»*tini!..
P(>*er-o(iernIrtl eletator. ennveVHje, or htiHu-r tatmn ri-(«*lini:..
Farms by kind of road on wtiich located;
Gravel, shell, or shall- rnnn- r.Twrtinf..
Dirt or unini|irovod , fivnii' ri.)nninf;..
l,<.^!i than 1 mile bi a hard surfaee read farm.! ri.|Mrtini;..
I or more miles to a hard Hurfaee road fnmi.i rgporlinc.
1 mile fiuiTi!! reponmc..
'J or 3 mileH farms repurtinft . .
4 mil<>i* farms reponinfE . .
5 w more miles farms reflortinf;..
FMW IMOR. WEEK PIlFrEDING F.NKMEBATION
Hired wtrkers farm.s reportinf;. .
persona..
40,239
16,045
8,820
38,050
15,163
8,130
3,042
3,624
53,140
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,926
13,476
6,9W
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,199
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
53,836
5,159
6,20;
4,210
3,761
14,556
3,733
14,236
3,648
10,411
2,103
3,825
3,667
5,946
3,913
1,212
8,1U
1,210
8,001
1,196
5,522
1,059
2,479
1,166
2,530
1,216
1,796
701
1,752
..rters (mpli
isi r.i
Farms re|T)ftinf! by numb<Y of reKulnr hir»>l wnrkern;
] hire<l worker farms roportjnft. .
'2 hireil workers farms refortinc . .
:1 or 4 hire<l workers farms reporting . .
5 to D hinsi workers farms reprvtinc..
Ili or more lured wirkers farms reporting. ,
RESlDENrK OK FARM OPERATOR
Kesiilinc on firm opemtei) 0fH>rators reporlinp..
Not residing on firm opernlisl operarrirs re|nrtine. .
Orieralors not re|HiT1inc residimre number,.
Ses- rnolnotes at end of table.
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,U0
3,070
114 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 10 of 10. -General farms
l!SE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZF.R AND LI
Liquid nialcrials ,
Other pftPlure (not or
Liquid malmals .
Irish potatoes.
Cotton. .
■ms reporti ng .
7115 repofting.,
■ms reporting.
■ms rcfwrtinR.,
■ms reporting.
■MIS reportinp.
T1IS reporting.
■n.s rp[>ortin[;. .
■"■■"<'r""i"G--
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
rnderSino
S100U)S909
51,000 lo SI, 999
S2,000toS4.999
S.ii,000 or more
Purchase of livestocl< and poultr
I'nderSI.OOO
51,000 to S2,499
«,5nO to <4,9!)9
S.i),000 lo 59,999
=10,000 or more
I'nder S20O
51200 to S999
51,000 or more
Hired lalwr
Under 5200
S200 1O5199
5500 to 5999
51,000 to 52,199 . . .
52,500 to 51,999...
55,000 to 59,999 . . .
510,000 to 519,999 .
520,000 to 549,999 .
550,000 or note....
Seeds, bulbs, plants, a
I'ndcrSlOO
5100 to .5499
5500to5999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petJ
and oil for the fanii liu
Underplot)
SlOO to .5199
SSOO lo S999
31,000 to 51,999 .. .
55,000 or noro
5 reporting..
5 reportinE..
s reporting.,
sreportine..
« reportinc. .
s roportini^.,
s reporting..
39,679
4,988,1*8
1,035,481
34,739
8,395
1,960
119,050
81,521
849
32,686
U6
2,845
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,893
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,327
55,996
77,132,884
3,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
2,789
696,587
134,014
2,285
93,873
1,184
40,141
1,419
178 ,469
1,253
24,177
27
614
953
109,101
722
18,790
350
8,283
625
72,817
379
10,453
380
3,289
1,672
318,068
1,196
33,701
3,968
1,587
5,124,787
1,157
571,782
113,120
612
483
95,890
345
16,595
217
7,657
474
67,696
301
9,793
286
7,593
893
271,264
641
28,840
25,970
246
2,993
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 10 of lO.-General farms
115
[D&tA are based o
9 for only ■ sample of farms.
ESTBWTED VALUE OF PRODllCn! SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold roul, dollars.
avoraeo pi^ farm, dollars .
Ml rrni*^ sold dollars.
Field rropi, other iKan vepetablcs and fruits and nuts, sold dollars.
\ eCeUhles ^d dollars.
Pruics and nuts sold dollars.
Forest prtxIucLs and horticultural specially fxoducts sold dollars.
411 livestock and livestock products sold dollars.
Poultry and rvull/y products sold dollars .
Dair>' products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . .
LI\tSTOCK A.ND LI\TSr<XTi FKODIKTS
Cattle and calves rarms rcportmE..
Cows, includitit: heifer-s that have calvtxl farms reporting. ,
number.,
Milk COMS farms repming.,
number..
Heifers and heifer calves famL<' reporuni;..
numlier . ,
Steers and bulls inctudinc ^Uvt ami Imll cnlves fnrm^ rifianin];, ,
Farms reponinp bv numlier on hand:
Cattle and ralv I —
1 head fnmei reportinc.,
-2 to 4 heail fnrms refvirtinc. ,
.1 to 0 head farms retninini:.,
10 to 19 heiul fnni,- re|nninc..
20 to 19 heail ramis rei*irliei;..
50 to an heaii fanii- renjninc. .
100 to inn head farm- r.i«irt ini: . .
500 or more hea.1 farm- niMrlin!:. .
Cows, indudini; heifers that have calved-
1 heail fiinM- rei-wtm;:..
2 to !) henil farm- repcnuii;.,
10 to 19 head farm- n^ottinv..
20 ti) J^t henil farm- repinini: . .
no t^i 19 hi-ail farm- n-|«inin^ . .
7S til 99 hend farm- r«-p<Tlini;..
100 or more heail farm- report in j;.,
1 head fnrms rcporlint:..
2 to 9 ht>nd fnrm- reponinj:..
10 to 19 head fnrms reptvtinr. .
20 to 29 hood farm- repi^inp,,
no to 19 head farm- reportinj!..
.'lOto H heail farm- reprwtinc.
75 to 99 head rani.- repnrtini:. .
100 or more head rami- riijioninj:..
Horses and/or mules farms reiKirtinc..
Hogs and pigs farm- repnini:..
Dom since June 1 fnrms reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms repnnmc . .
Sheep and lambs farms reponmj: . .
Lambs umlnr 1 yenr old farms repirtine..
Sheep 1 yenr old and ever farms reporting..
nuniiirr..
Ewes farms repnnini: . .
Rams and wethers farms repoitinc..
Goats and kids farms reportmc,.
Chickens 4 months old and over rarms reportinc..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
faule and calves sold alive farms reporting.,
Ilotrs and pigs sold alive tarms reportinfC..
numlier . .
dollars..
Sheep and lanilis sold alive rarms reportinK..
numlier . .
ilollars..
Milk and cream sold* rarms reporting..
dollars..
Chickens includinc broilers sold farms reporting..
ikdlnrs..
Chicken egg- sold farms reporting..
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,6U
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
1,181
2,953
1,908
2,427
4,968
4,388
6,529
1,197
2,661
4,079
2,192
2,058
2,656
2,104
1,202
4,295
3,199
3,086
1,154
1,181
1,420
1,233
738
2,461
13,780
57,195
5,441
330,593
3,725
177,082
3,639
153,511
5,960
1,898,209
4,005
644,028
5,271
1,254,181
5,126
1,208,266
4,155
45,915
1,093
15,964
18,088
30,126,365
21,955
2,880,679
514,788,136
2,876
397,798
13,525,132
4,247
9,512
7,112,349,750
319,915,761
7,788
36,344,204
7,680
218,806,275
55,143
198,493,573
166,474,110
21,711,937
9,U6,353
1,160,673
20,312,702
556,347
3,208,623
16,547,732
1,814
130,261
1,363
36,863
1,370
45,172
1,401
48,226
12,907
274
7,247
1,422
77,039
14,435,783
179,963,302
147,632
164,054,235
135,948,399
20,514,212
6,628,371
963,253
15,909,067
223,904
2,264,086
13,416,077
20,509,728
28,928
18,838,186
16,396,926
1,043,185
1,334,885
63,190
1,671,542
113,241
404,450
1,153,851
10,755,016
14,553
9,149,119
8,247,951
67,675
760,228
73,265
1,605,897
141,979
397,931
5,592,368
7,832
4,741,817
4,X6,039
86,150
287,683
21,945
850,551
58,963
109,811
681,777
1,811,316
3,870
1,559,594
1,401,726
625
118,618
38,625
251,722
12,417
32,345
206,960
dollai
See footnotes at end of ti
116 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 10 of lO.-General farms
3 based on reports for only fl
LI\'ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinue
Litters (arrowed Oecembei 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .fams
1 or 2 liu*rs '
10 to 19 litlers. .
June 2 to November 3
December 1 to June 1
of litters
5 rcportinp
5 reportinp
i reporting
s repnrtinp
« I^portinp
roriiU«rs
5 reporting
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
9 reporting.
5 reporting .
s reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting,
s reporti ng .
s reporting .
Sales farms reporting ,
bushels.
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
lOO-lb. bags.
Rice harvested farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Dry lima beans harvested farms repurting.
100-lb. bags.
Sales farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
4,713
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574.
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,426
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,374
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,405
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,393,122
2,130
132,718
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
1,211
187,646
4,404,310
3,136
370,994
2,207,075
2,957
2,025,977
33,196
26
25,186
18,620
15
13,620
12,640
25
12,640
1,000
1
1,000
CALIFORNIA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 10 of lO.-General farms
j Data are based nn reports for only a sample of farms. See text )
117
SPEnnED CROPS H\R\T:<TED-ronlinu<>.i
farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
tons, green weight...
Cotton harvested fanue reporting...
bales . . .
hundredweight.
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Land in bearing and nc^ibearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms reporting...
8,295
838,917
1,832,-115
1,038
84.152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
Z Reported in small fractions.
'includes mlUc equivalent of creao and tnitterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 h\indredwelght harvested.
'Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
118 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Dam are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
{For dpTinitions and r-xpla;
F\RMS, HCREAfiE, VNDVU.UE
Faras number.
Percpnl distribution percent .
Land in farms acres.
Percent distribution percent.
Value nf land and buildings:
"OtoSOa
TO (o (9 a
. farms renortinR. .
. farms reporting.
50 torn acres
100 to m acres
200 to 409 acres farms rennrtine. .
■IOC" to 9D0 acres farms reoartinu. .
1,000 or more acres farms reportins. .
Cronland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.,
Tultivated summer fallow farms reportinn. .
?oil-iniptt)vemenl grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and cron failure) farms ret»orting..
l\oodl8nd pastured farms reoortinrj. .
"oodland nol pnstureii farms reporting. .
father pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reoorting..
Improved pasture farms reporting..
Iiiigated land in farms farms rmorting..
Irrii'alpd rropkind hnrvesteii farms reporting..
Total all farms
n control farms ri
FXRM OPERATORS BV \CE
Opetatots fepofting age number.
OFF-F \RM WORK AN'D OTKF.R INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators
1 to 99 days operators
100 to 199 days operators
200 or more days operators
With other members of family working off farm operators
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-fanri work operators
With other income of fan'iiy exceeding value of
agricultural products solrl
Operators not working off their farms or not reporti
as to work off their farms
With other members of family working off farm .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators
With other income of family etceeding value
of agricultural products sold
reporting. .
FAHMS BV SIZE
140 to 1
ISO to 2
220 to 2
See footnotes at end of tj
. numlier . .
. number. .
. number..
99,232
36,853,851
371.4
76,784
8,012,806
25,039
11,882
6,482
8,954
9,534
6,577
5,167
1,948
1,201
20,921
3,034,741
17,905
1,916,450
6,336
1,103,148
1,355
125,140
11,963
688,162
5,550
4,063,804
4,349
862,312
21,157
17,096,729
8,885
854,556
74,205
7,416,734
64,285
6,208,682
clal farms l:iy type of farm
39,275
1,446
92, 102
97,550
847
8,511
22,647
26,244
22,645
16,656
51.3
45,706
9,434
5,367
30,885
13,977
24,852
53,526
7,761
25,892
24,120
34,575
5,628
6,027
4,619
3,906
2,267
1,811
5,816
4,451
2,820
3,192
66,929
100.0
34,861,613
100.0
520.9
8,605
5,496
8,196
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,828,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,798
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,447,981
5,824
810,738
53,798
7,214,320
48,572
6,086,851
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
44,244
5,969
18,004
22,708
4,747
5,152
3,932
3,145
1,959
1,600
5,038
4,030
2,644
3,088
3,299,253
9.5
987.5
214,852
1,342
627,847
21,128
2,641
932,673
60,236
4 55
171,998
23
26,355
90
13,765
2,282
233
1,075
Cotton farms
1,175
121,076
1,903
263,395
6,958
1,118
96,954
148,110
279
14,312
5,032
1,463,921
5,076
1,354,721
1,486
1,487
1,028
1,250
1,004
245,148
46,904
44
5,861
2,910
631,772
2,909
610,945
194
19,344
108
10,087
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
i based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texl]
(For definitions and expla
F^RMS, *rRE4GF, VVDVVLUE
Far^S number.
Porceni distribution percent . ,
Land in fatms acres.,
Perrpnl distribution nerccnt,,
\i praite si 7e of farm acres . ,
Value Of land and buildings:
.farms rcponi
. farms rery>rti
Tlo 41 acres
50 IriOD acres
inoiol]9 acres
JtIO to 119 acres
yto tr» 00!t acres
1,000 or more acres ..
f ronlanr^ used only for r
re farms refxvlin
Cronland not har»eoierf and not i>ast«red fnims reivonin
''oltivated suf-oer fallow fnjms rei«rtin
ttoil-inpmvement irasse* and lecuew*- Itmr* i
Other cmntand (idle and cton failure) faitps rcpottitl
' 'viland pastured farvns i
' ..Hand ail nnsiurtvl farms i
*■* er pasliire ;nnt cropland and not ttoorllnnfl) fnns I
!• errivcd no-ture firms rcfsirtini;..
Itripaled land inlarms fnr'.srerNviinc..
Im.'alfs! cr.ipfand hnr\esieil farms n^rtini:.,
Land use piaclices:
Connercial fanns by type of farm — Continued
rmp'and use*) for ;;
. fort"- rermrtin
erosion control \ fnpi-
n of terraces on crop and pastare land fapii-
F\RMOPER\TORSBV \0E
Opeiatois tepoiting age .
OFF-FVIM WORK AND OTKr,R INOOVIF.
Farm operators-
'\orl(in(! off their farms, total operators refnrtinc
1 to 90 days OfMvatnrs reportiac..
110 to 199 days operators reportint!..
Ono or more days npernlors reporlinjt. .
With oth(*r members of family wmljnp off farm operators reporting. .
With incorre from sources other than farm.
operated and off-farm Hort; operators rrnonins..
With other income of fnnily escerrlinii value of
agricultural pioducts solil .operators reportinc,
Operators not woriiing off their farms or not renortine
as to wort; off their farms operators reporting...
'^ith other members of family Horkine off farm
tilth income from source.' other than farm operated, .
tMth other income of family exceetfin^ value
' -old .
i"A!»;insizK
7,022
10.5
262,835
2,244
i6,737
1,-159
18,994
1,175
54,524
390
4,753
2,075
41,170
1,571
29,252
1,613
2,106
2,068
1,404
544
1,157
1,250
4,773
830
2,244
472
3,1X6
12.0
1,575,524
Livestock farros
other than potiltiy
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
371,989
1,010
45,001
97, lU
246
29,453
3,121
537,897
1,793
122,016
6,459
612,782
4,210
309,298
2,283
2,210
1,794
6,395
895
1,513
Livestock ranches
2,588
414,610
1,287
223,794
251,984
278
64,302
2,207
1,343,602
1,054
96,294
3,403
489,564
2,265
315,667
1,096
634
1,055
1,109
2,825
380
1,250
364
18,157,598
52.1
4,314.0
84,771
1,438
2,810,088
351
312,218
3,167
12,800,413
1,060
486,751
1,992
430,795
995
120,138
2,795
347
1,311
General farms
138,987
1,183
164,393
470,575
312
29,264
3,788
1,084,443
3,751
1,005,017
236
2,220
55
7,078
2,768
346
1,032
120 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are base<1 on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Total all farras
ial farms by type of farm
Cotton farms
FARMS BY COLOR \ND TENl'RE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
other and unspocirietl t'
.number
.number
, number
.number
. number
. nurnber
.number
. number
. number
FARMS BV F/DNOMIC CUSS
Commercial farms number
Class IV number
Class V number
Class VI number
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND F\CILITIE.s AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain trembini
Com pickers
Fieiti forapc h
Motonnjcks . .
Tractors . .
Tractors
Wheel t
Crawler
fiarHen trj
.Automobiles
Automobiles and/or
Telephone
Home freezer
Milking machine ., ,
Electric milk coolei
iveyor, or blower
Farms by kind of road on which located;
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Less than I mile to a hard surface toad .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road , .
Imile
number.
B reporti n,? .
s reryjrtine.
5 reportinp.
number,
number ,
number.
s renorting.
s renortinp.
s reportinp.
s reportinp.
s reporting,
.s renorlinp.
FARM LABOR, TOEK PRECEDING ENTMERATION
Hired workers farms
Regular hired workers (employed 150 a
Farms reportinp by nurr
1 hlrefl worker
2 hired workers ....
%0T t hired wori<er.s
.T to 9 hired workers
r of regular hired workers:
s rerKjttinp. .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residinp on farm operated operators reportinp .
Not residinp on farm operated operators reportinp.
Operators not reportinp residence number.
68,489
17,756
10,8i3
5,125
749
994
8,237
9,164
3,176
3,984
70,569
131,019
70,811
160,999
65,586
147,390
33,396
15,317
7,276
3,724
5,873
57,604
104,597
28,382
42,793
12,438
13,609
87,463
127,098
94,735
87,749
59, 542
11,482
5,324
8,575
79,291
7,695
9,783
6,702
3,081
1,440
918
160
29,556
145,215
21,053
3,291
2,001
1,417
82,756
11,707
4,769
40,239
16,045
8,820
3,973
38,050
15,163
8,130
66,929
14,526
12,035
13,632
13,335
10,311
3,090
723
962
7,707
8,537
3,042
3,824
53,140
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,803
46,913
92,302
24,491
38, 527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
&4,920
60, 570
41,191
10,035
5,102
27,044
140,230
20,222
78,696
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,070
3,075
11,700
3,051
11,204
2,573
5,326
2,571
5,878
3,254
2,946
2,280
1,436
5,150
1,105
3,430
17, 599
4,796
17,381
1,057
1,190
900
575
183
218
4,763
7,375
5,000
4,628
3,561
468
140
2,825
12,897
2,759
12,378
2,654
8,261
1,960
378
519
2,614
4,675
2,884
2,688
1,495
50
10
1,791
25,113
1,417
13,600
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[Data are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
F\R\1S BY COLOR WD TENl'RE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owrTiers Dumber..
Part owTiers number. .
.Ml t«nants number. .
Cash tenants number..
Share-cash (onanls number . .
Crop-share tenants number. .
Liveslock-shftre (enanU number,.
Other and unspecified tenants number..
(Vhite farm oM-ralors:
Full o^^-ners number. .
Part owners number. .
Ml tenants number..
Nonwhile faim operators:
Full owners . ! number. .
Part owners number. .
\ll tenants number..
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commerci al farma number . .
CI ass I number . .
CI ass II number . .
Class II! number..
Class IV number..
Class V numlirr,.
CI ass VI numlxT . .
SPEanED EQUIPMENT KND FACUITTES AND KIND OF ROAD
Oain combines fanns rcfXHtinc,.
number..
Com pickff^ farms rooortinit. .
Pick-un balers farmH ronnrtinc..
number . .
Field fonev h(ir\e«ters farms ropnrlins,.
number, .
Motortrurlcs farnM rcfortin);..
number . .
Trndors farms reportinK..
number. .
Trortor- oth(*r than earden fanns reporting. .
1 trartor rains rerortins..
2 Inwlors Tanns reportinfc..
^ (rarlors fiirn>H reportine..
1 Irarrors fofms reporting.,
r> or moTf rrnctorN rarmit roportinp. .
IVhpel trnrrnrM ; fwms renoTtini*.,
number. .
Crft«|pr irnclorii famis rooorttm..
numbff..
'Inrdcn IfAdor* funs repnrlinff..
number..
\ulomohilpt« fftrmo ronortinc
numlicr. .
\u(nmobilon and, 'or motortrucks tiam-* rerortinc. .
Telephone fnims roportinji..
Homo frpPBPr farmt rerortin;:, .
Milk'iniT machino faims rrmrtjnf ..
Flocirir milk cooler fwms reportins..
Cnip drier (for ETnift, fora(w, or other rrar>s) fanns reportinR..
Power-operatpd elovftlnr, conveyor, or blower farms reportinR..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
llfirrf Murfiwe farms ronortinR..
flrnvei, shell, or shale farms reportinx..
Dirt nr unimproved farms roportiriK..
l,e<«s than I mil© to a hard surface ro»d fnrmH rerortinff. .
1 or more miles U> a hard surface road fiums repnrtinj*. .
1 mile ttrmt* repnrtinc..
2 or S milM fnims roportinfi..
4 miles fnrms roportinR..
5 or more milM faims reportine..
F\RM LABOR, WEEK PRECEWVO ENI'MERVTIOS
Hired woffcers farms renortinp..
pernon'»..
Repilnr hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms rcportinp..
persons , .
Farms repnrtine by numlier of regular hired workers:
1 hirr»l worker farm^ reporting. .
2 hired workers f&ms rpoortinji..
1 or 1 hired workers forms rpfx>rting..
5 U)9 hired workers farms reportinc..
10 or more hired workers fairns reportinE..
RFSIDENCR OF FAUM OPERATOR
Residineon farm operatrid oporalors rRpnrtinc .
\o( rOf<idintton farm opwaUnl operator« reporting..
Operator-* not renortinc residence number. .
See fnnlnotes at enri of tnhle.
Canmercial farms by type of farm— Continued
7,022
X,565
1,809
1,665
1,106
723
IW
3,850
1,949
2,163
1,419
3,335
1,944
2,163
8,Oi.6
2,496
1,371
1,380
1,667
946
186
67
1,866
69
1,962
51
1,585
52
1,972
4,198
6,720
5,788
U,911
3,Hi
6,984
4,939
U,663
2,774
6,928
3,665
14,102
2,177
3,123
451
2,069
85
1,004
38
398
23
334
2,548
6,794
3,065
11,920
527
1,833
600
2,182
1,244
536
1,274
561
6,421
7,363
8,581
11,203
6,823
7,939
6,569
7,425
4,563
5,779
142
7,673
35
4,457
2,439
3,591
6,063
10,844
1,712
3,184
4,035
9,067
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
3,728
8,949
3,608
8,308
1,551
947
563
3,333
5,987
1,569
2,321
606
641
4,K2
6,339
4,633
3,975
3,304
592
130
1,446
5,700
1,156
4,244
Livestock ranches
General farms
785
1,680
843
1,99C
150
33S
173
444
3,791
3,529
8,406
6,847
2,981
3,761
6,448
14,556
2,932
3,733
6,006
14,236
1,428
650
1,544
4,355
1,266
3,469
2,387
3,648
3,690
10,411
1,713
2,103
2,316
3,825
421
280
442
320
3,551
3,667
5,337
5,946
4,096
3,913
3,310
3,624
2,835
2,771
1,698
9,456
1,393
5,603
122
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
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[Data are based on rejiorts for only a sample of fanns. See text J
USE OF rOSfMEBCIAL FERTILIZER AND LWE
Cominercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year fams reporting..
acres on which used..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials fanns repotting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and ciopland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials fanns reporting..
Liquid materials farms reoortine..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Cotton •farms reporting. .
Pry matenals farms reporting..
Liquid matenals farms reporting..
Sugar beets Jafms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ml other cmps farms reporting..
Pry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials fanns reporting..
Lime or liming mnterials used during the year faims reporting. .
SPECIFIED FARM F.XPENDITURE.S
Any of the following speciried expenditures famis reooning. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under SlOO famis reporting . .
SlOO to !*099 fanns reporting . .
S1,000 to ^1,999 fanns reporting . .
S2,000 to .H999 famis reoorting. .
$5,000 of more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms retiorting..
Under Sl.OOO farms reporting . .
S1,000 to ?*2,499 farms reporting..
.^2,500 to S4.999 farms reporting . .
.?5,000 toS9,999 famis re-virting..
SIO.OOO or more famis reporting . .
Machine hire farms renorting..
dollars..
Under $200 famis reporting. .
?200 to ?B99 farms reporting..
Sl.OOO or more famis reporting..
Hired labor fanns reoorting. .
dollars..
Under !t200 farms reporting..
5200 to R499 farms reporting. .
5500 to 5999 fanns reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 famis reporting. .
52,500 to 5(,99() fanns reoorting. .
55,000 to«9,999 fanns reporting..
510,000 to 519,999 fanns reporting. .
520,000 to 519,999 fanns reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under 5100 fanns reporting..
5100 to 5499 farms reporting. ,
5500 to 5999 farms renorting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting. .
dollars..
Unfler 510O farms reporting..
5100 lo*4 99 fanns reporting.
55f0 to 5999 fanns reporting.
51,000 to 51,999 fanns reporting.
55,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all farms
48,308
5,070,648
1,105,865
42, 788
315,686
11,649
290,179
8,381
639, 179
7,801
91,863
2,601
126,715
2,509
18,662
8,324
823,709
6,222
117,643
2,809
71,258
1,938
198,563
1,149
27, 509
1,148
21,935
36,753
3,255,783
31,858
527,273
9,024
185,196
375
98,427
48,870
434,925,878
5,611
20,659
4,987
5,907
11,706
29,857
337,681,330
17, 140
4,875
2,633
2,154
3,055
46,513
99,468,129
14,041
17,173
15,299
62,284
498,742,765
8,915
8,147
7,130
10,822
9,431
7,472
5,270
3,439
1,658
32,531
37,801,989
10,848
10,794
3,798
7,091
96,098
80,666,114
27,792
35,637
14,132
15,662
2,825
Commercial farms by type of farm
39,679
4,988,148
1,085,481
34,739
796,958
7,305
618,987
6,811
1,960
U9,050
1,873
17,435
98
323
876
81,521
849
32,686
116
2,845
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,591
8,330
183,925
350
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20, 815
333, 506, 577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36, 575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
55,996
77,132,884
3,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
2,352
939,007
159,629
1,855
78,758
965
30,871
9,657
2 57
24,069
111
2,179
185
3,481
2,142
846,398
1,636
70,895
3,341
1,061
1,499,179
1,228
2,711
22,228,326
Cotton farms
4,955
1,104,780
197,822
3,841
120,950
2,077
76,862
187
4,900
563,506
3,474
75,312
1,872
47,190
199
15,497
108
1,855
1,951
417,455
1,216
21,142
1,458
3,524
4,621
44,847,568
904
5,082
12,262,951
211
1,286
1,053
1,948
584
2,777
529,532
192,230
2,487
155,021
1,080
37,209
2,276
2,733
504,240
2,442
141,583
1,020
32,558
38
CALIFORNIA
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fData are based on reports for only R sample of faims. See text]
Commercial farms by type of farm— Contuiued
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairj- farms
and livestock
Livestock ranche:
General fanns
ISE OF rOMMFRniL Ft;R'nLIZEB «D LI
Commercial fertjIiEer and fertilizing
matenals used durinp the year
Pry matenals
Liquid materials
Crops on »+!ich used-
Kay and cropland pasture
Pry materials
Lirpiid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
rVy matofials
Irish potatoes
!>>' materials
Liquid materials
Gotten
r>>- materials
Liquid materials
Sugar beets
Dry materials
MI other ftors
nry nalrrials
Liquiil materials
Lime ir limine mnterial? userl durini: the year
SPEnnFD FARM f:XPEXDmiBES
\ny of the followinn specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry-
I'nder'lOO
'InO to SBOJ
^I.OOO to SI.DM
'C.IMO to S4.999
5.1,000 or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
t'nder «l,0flO
«l.r)0O to «2,<99
«i500 to 5-1,999
=.%000 to .5».')99
«10,000 or nore
Machine hire
Under 5-300
5000U>«»9»
51,000 or fTxwe
Hired labor
Lnder 5300
5200 to 5195
5500 to 5999
5L0O0 to 5-:,199
55, .VX) to 51.999
5.1,000 to «9.999
510,000 lo«19,9g9
530,000 to 51»,9»«
«50.000 or more
5eeds, bulhs, plants, and trees
UmlerSloO
5100 to 5199
5.'i00to5099
«I.Oni) or more
Gasoline antl other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
l'nrk»=IOn
5100 to 51 OH
«.".(ll In «1M9
51,«!ll to 5\')99
5.1,00(1 or more
Sec fonlnptes at end of tnlilr^
s reporting
s reporting,
s reporting
3 reporting
a reiMrting.
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
tons
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
7,C22
7,021
153,379,752
6,487
24,406,751
2,050
6,883
2,213,047
2,128
3,663
2,992
195,210
35,199
2,809
31,567
461
3,632
1,783
107,705
1,725
18,055
24,653
410
3,970
8,046
8,046
145,230,694
1,064
1,838
4,140
3,933
30,274,874
1,323
1,681
1,062
5,421
43,571,891
3,357
1,795
2,017
1,588
228,232
35,897
1,460
29,240
249
6,657
4,719
4,360
75,108,293
2,948
177,756,920
1,113
4,209
4,039
37,618,502
2,789
696,587
134,014
2,285
93,873
1,184
40,141
1,419
178,469
1,253
24,177
13,790
350
8,283
161
1,672
22,867
318,068
141
1,196
3,932
33,701
3,968
1,587
5,124,787
1,012
1,849
3,157
37,182,246
VM
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
'For definitions and explai
Total all farms
ial farms by type of far
Cotton farms
ESTIMATED V\LUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
'egetables and fruits and r
\ll crop
Field crops, ot
Veijetables sol
Fruits and nuts
Forest products and horticultural specialty proHucts sold dol
All livestock and livestock pnaducts sold
Poultry' and poultry products sold
Dairy products sold
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold
L1\EPT0CK VND LIX'ESTOCK PRODUCTS
dollai
id calves farms reporting. ,
number. ,
including heifers that have calved farms reportine..
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls includinj
, farms reporlinp. ,
number,,
.farms reporting.,
number..
Farms reporting b;
CatUe and cajves-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 head fanr.s reporti ng . .
5 to 9 head farms reoortine . .
10 to 19 head farms reoorting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 to 493 head farms reporting. .
500 or more head farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have caived-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 09 head Farms reporting..
10 to 49 head ....farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting.,
75 to 99 head ...farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Milk cows-
1 head farms reoorting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to -29 head farms reporting. .
% to 49 head forms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting..
HofSeS and/ Of mules farms reporting..
number..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
BofTi since June 1 farms reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting, .
number . .
Sheep and lambs farms renortinn..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting. .
number. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farm*; reporting..
Ewes farms reporting..
number..
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
number. .
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reportmc.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.,
number. ,
dollars.,
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting, ,
number , ,
dollars.,
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting..
pounds..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reoorting. ,
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.,
2,862,511,403
2g,8A7
1,737,093,121
782,538,762
270,103,A8S
588,127,495
96,323,376
1,125,418,282
231,908,368
323,754,746
569,755,168
38,675
3,721,209
30,906
1,465,145
20,351
766, 804
31,111
1,097,275
30,440
1,158,789
2,091
6,227
6,CK0
5,315
6,721
4,493
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,CVi8
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,612
319,915,761
559,537,345
25,551
3,571,251
21,247
1,414,290
14,472
748,308
21,134
1,040,461
20,723
1,116,500
.,583
1,205
dotlaj
5,789
2,661
9,292
4,079
3,143
2,192
2,302
2,058
2,721
2,656
2,122
2,104
1,207
1,202
i,330
4,295
6,092
3,199
5,866
3,086
1,314
1,154
1,196
1,181
1,430
1,420
1,234
1,233
740
738
2,479
2,461
20,147
13,780
76,897
57,195
9,388
5,441
381,625
330,593
6,320
3,725
207,205
177,082
6,337
3,639
174,420
153,511
9,289
5,960
1,997,604
1
898,209
6,135
4,005
664,365
644,028
8,147
5,271
1,333,239
1
254,181
7,907
5,126
1,280,814
1
208,266
6,156
4,155
52,425
45,915
2,419
1,093
25,013
15,964
27,599
18,088
30,918,103
30
126,365
32,410
21,955
2,945,288
2
880,679
522,144,524
514
788,136
4,939
2,876
440,894
397,798
14,990,396
13
525,132
6,384
4,247
1,760,347
1
706,723
24,644,858
23
894,122
10, 889
9,512
7,185,246,077
7,112
349,750
323,754,746
31S
915,761
9,564
7,788
36,681,230
36
344, 2(K
10,099
7,680
416,121,713
411
584,50;
133,158,947
131
707,041
166,085,828
49,711
158,023,055
148,864,902
4,918,836
4,116,402
122,915
8,062,773
98,027
355,093
7,609,653
10,112
167
6,241
126,625
322
4,799
313,990,976
61,724
303,020,321
292,058,130
6,069,321
4,611,470
281, 400
10,970,655
235,268
1,747,885
8,987,502
1,860
86,860
1,231
20,662
1,380
39, 616
1,316
26,582
2,415
480
14,339
8,129,362
216
13,721
466,514
79,542,747
78,060
78,107,402
71,886,909
4,896,817
1,278,906
44,770
1,435,345
1,817
150,370
1,283,153
3,417
203
6,167
264,268,734
90,472
262,341,035
35,190,312
217,677,468
3,326,245
1,147,010
1,927,699
230,322
260,750
1,436,627
See footnotes at end or tablft
CALIFORNIA 125
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DoU ere based on reports for only a sanple of fanns. See text]
Commercial fanns by type of farm — Continued
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
Miscellaneous
ESn\( \TED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold toi*i, dollars...
average per fam, dollars. . ,
Ml croossold dollars...
Field crops, other than vegetablciS and Inits and nuts, sold dollars . . .
Vegetables sold dollars. . .
Fruit* and nuts sold dollars...
Forest nroducls and horticultural specia]t>- products sold dollars...
\11 livestock and livestock products sold dollars.. .
Poultr> and poultr\ products sold dollars...
Dajry prtxlucis sold dollars . . .
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry' and dairv', sold dollars...
LnTSTOCK VN'D LIX'EPTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. . .
number . . .
Cows, includine Keifers that have catved farms reporting...
number. ..
Milk cows farms reporting,..
number...
Heifers and heifer calves farms repoitine...
number...
Steers and bulls including steer and hull calves farms reportinc...
number...
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
Ihead t
2 to 4 head farms r^xwti
5 to 9 head farms
10 to 19 head farms reoMtinc...
20 to 49 head farms reportjne...
50 (o 99 head farms reportine. . .
100 to 1911 head farms reporti ne . . .
500 or morp howl farms refwrttnu. . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting...
2 to 9 head farms reporting, . .
10 to 19 head forms reporting. . .
20 (o 20 head farms reporting. . .
% to 49 head fums rvfiarting...
SO to 74 head farms rnpofting. . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. . .
100 or more head farms reporting . . .
Milk cow»-
1 head farms roooning...
2 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms rcfMrting...
20 to 29 head fanns reporting...
30 to 49 head (arms reporting...
50 to 74 head farms reporting. ..
75 to 99 head fiumji reporting . . .
100 or more head farmt reporting. ..
Horses and/or mutes farms reporting...
number...
Hogs and pigs farms rcfwrting...
number...
Bom since June 1 farms reporting,, .
number...
Bom beforo Juno 1 fams reporting. , .
number, . .
Sheep and lambs farm-" rerorting...
l.mnbft under I year old . , ,. ., farms reporting...
Sheep I year old and over , farm* reporting...
Ewes farms reporting...
number . . .
Rams and wethers fams reporting. . .
number . . .
Goats and kids fami» reporting...
number...
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting,..
number . . .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive form- reporting. .,
number...
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting...
(bllars...
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting...
number . . .
dollars...
Milk and crp«m sold^ farms reporting.,,
dollvs...
Chickens including broilers sold farms rerorting...
Chicken eggs sold famts reporting...
234., 633, 906
33,AU
6,897,853
2,247,670
328,356
4,234,502
87,330
227,736, Oi 8
225,263,658
767,359
1,705,031
1,056
7,704
1,065
5,745
366,697,844
45,600
17,854,516
14,959,938
778,547
1,907,374
208,657
349,0;3,328
1,222,431
311,088,532
36,732,365
8,019
1,120,077
7,968
723,655
7,948
710,135
7,394
362,287
6,428
34,135
1,852
1,972
3,441
1,055
1,308
1,178
1,045
1,284
1,188
2,138
4,824
1,108
9,974
752
6,276
606
3,698
dollai
18,119
22,957
485
355
4,108
4,289
666
590
14,011
18,668
654
552
13,182
17,700
499
367
329
968
182
199
1,319
4,899
5,581
2,792
29,120,250
163,629
7&0
7,965
8,816
495,886
1,265.823
36,033,008
276
292
5,880
9,145
199,920
310,930
445
292
12,357
17,923
172,998
250,922
118
8,046
14,735,940
6,887,110,641
767,359
311,088,532
6,280
236
35,724,710
32,228
5,492
416
403,145,419
1,157,885
129,006,537
370,523
329,530,445
69,831
30,866,766
22,483,046
4,284,195
4,022,267
77,258
298,663,679
662,219
975,377
297,026,083
4,141
958,744
3,187
161,670
1,659
6,414
3,578
250,713
3,574
546,361
2,267
11,2CH
1,285
198,104
978
113,192
1,003
84,912
807
156,068
1,049
217,422
1,034
210,316
897
7,106
2,335
1,853
161,843
4,066
1,337,063
280,916,783
1,006
265,026
9,010,884
962
190,528,207
45,267
8,712,016
5,675,637
434,455
1,818,577
783,347
181,816,191
226,666
762,740
180,826,785
3,768
1,079,978
3,501
393,866
1,138
3,748
3,355
283,456
3,510
402,656
62,208
397
23,698
328,418
1,123
695,611
1,117
672,447
1,001
23,164
154
3,472
1,471
67,972
3,750
834,765
161,969,734
356
58,626
1,993,284
1,031
962,087
13,469,218
132
218,806,275
55,143
198,493,573
165,474,110
21,711,937
9,145,853
1,160,673
20,312,702
556, X7
3,208,623
16,547,732
1,814
130,261
1,353
35,863
863
11,111
1,370
45,172
1,401
48,226
1,422
77,039
14,435,783
Sm> fnouioteR ,1 oml nf ti
126
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FAKMS AND P^AKM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF f^ARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dala are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
;For .lenniUons and uvplannlinn>
l.l\>>;Tn™ ^NTl l.rVT.'HDrK PRODUrTS-rontinned
Litters tairowed December 1. 1958, to
Novenitier 30. 1959 fama reportini;.
number of litters.,
1 or 2 litters , farms reporting.
S to 9 litters farms reporlinR.
10 to 19 litters farms refiorting.,
30 lo.tS litters farms reporting.,
40 tofifl litters farms reporting.,
70 or more litters farms reporting.,
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting..
numtier of litters..
Decemlier 1 to June 1 , .farms reporting. ,
number of litlms.,
SPFCIOED CROP.« lURVhSTKD
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
I'ndor 11 acres farms reportin!*..
11 to 24 acres farms reporting..
25 to 19 acres farms reporting..
50 to 7 1 acres famta reporting. .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 or more acres fanus reporting. .
Ha^^est«d for grain farms reporting. .
bushels..
^09 farms r^oorting. .
bushels..
Sorghums for nil ptUTJoaes farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting..
hundredwelgllt . .
Sales farms reporting. .
hundredweight . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels..
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
l(XI-lb. bags..
Sales farms reporting . .
100- lb. bags..
Rice harvested farms reporting..
100-lb. bags...
Sales farms reporting..,
100-lb. bags...
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting . . ,
100-lb. bags...
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested farms reprsrtlng . . .
100-lb. bags...
Hay crops:
Land frcoi which hay was cut acres . . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . . .
Sales farms reporting...
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hi»y farms reporting...
Sales farms reporting. . .
Oats, alone or ndxed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting . . .
Sales fanns reporting . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all farms
3,623
63,832
1,509
1,085
2,978
30,286
2,586
33,546
5,220
259, 24A
1,621
1,302
1,026
5U
177
2,303
166,760
11,123,752
1,811
10,250,281
2,564
213,572
7,569,444
2,227
6,833,541
2,986
347,020
8,278,648
1,035
127,370
4,074,423
7,653
1,484,322
32,147,640
1,333
305,913
13,555,246
2,201
159,911
2,575,410
14,034
1,023,899
5,439,850
8,445
3,929,292
2,554
137,228
244,697
8,175
327,965
536,305
2,572
168,956
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
253,616
1,256
1,211
1,000
495
177
574
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
1,660
10,177,808
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,111
6,791,031
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,374
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
1,579,355
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,896,122
2,130
132,718
237,653
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
Cccmiercial farms by type of farm
Cotton farms
609
85, 5U
3,175,509
1,023
218,772
4,801,697
1,832
587,331
12,347,485
670
35,291
1,165,633
449
21,477
843,998
1,216
332,855
1,949,223
2,661
206,756
1,191, r
2,316
1,056,372
CALIFORNIA
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM; CENSUS OF 1959-Continuecl
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
127
;p"Qr definitions and evplai
Ccnniercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
Ll\ T.-TOCK ANT) LIXTSTOCK PRnW^CTS-ConUnued
Litters tatfowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30. 1959 famsreportinc..
number of litters..
•I renorting..
3 reporting. ,
10 lo 19 litters farms repotting.,
■33 to .19 litters faims reporting..
s reporting..
9 repotting.,
lune i lo Vovwnber 50 («ms reporting. .
number of litt«rs.,
December 1 to June 1 firms reporting. .
number of lilUrs..
SPEXrtnED CROPS II KRVT5TED
Com for all purposes farm* reporting,
Under U i
n to 24 a<
25I0 49W
90(o7t a<
7.5 to 99 Bi
lOOormor
5 roporUng,
K reporting.
» reporting:,
9 reporting.
B renorting.
^ reporting.
Saleii faiTTH re'xwting.
bushela.
Sorghums for all pxjrposes f anao reporting
Harvested for grain or seed farno reporting
hundredweight
Sales farms reporting
hundredweight
Wheat harvested farms reporting
bufihelo
Oats harvested for grain f arao reporting
bushels
Barley harvested farms reporting
100- lb. bagB
Rice harvested farras reporting
100- lb. bags
Sales farno reporting
100- lb. bags
Dry lima beans harvested farras reporting.
100- lb. bttgB.
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested farms reporting.
100- lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting .
tens.
S&lea famo reporting.
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay famo reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other email grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
A3, 288
25
2A,179
22,88^
3
U,935
15,090
29
W,210
25,461
10
25,461
2,955
158,507
815,816
1,933
71,427
148,763
1,309
105,227
391,958
1,044
67,673
93,560
1,211
187, 646
4,404,310
4^6,693
3,136
370,994
2,207,075
2,957
2,025,977
128 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Ccgmnercial farms by type of farm
Total all farms
Cotton farms
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED— Continued
Hay crops— Continued
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut f anns reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Grass silage made frcm grasses, alf alf a,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
tons, green wei^t.
Cotton harvested farms reporting .
bales.
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting .
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting .
Apples^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Peaches, clingstone^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Peaches , freestone-' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Pears other than Bartlett-' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Grapes, table-' farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Grapes, raisin farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight .
Grapes, wine or juice-' farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number .
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Plums-' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,109
94,656
105, 27i
1,095
44,321
66,465
8,767
842,940
,838,671
1,171
84,293
22,746,982
1,987
201,555
4,642,340
7,707
24,232
1,467,840
7,477
83,349
8,165,854
1,922,147
6,243,707
565,211
10,586
43,865
4,273,100
725,568
3,547,532
264,585
6,073
41,173
4,152,519
986, 593
3,165,926
344,439
2,391
4,879
477,504
43,043
434,461
39, 596
5,780
106,203
48, 190, 843
5,099,151
43,091,692
602,146
9,215
227,549
111,081,221
13,113,066
97,968,155
1,565,898
5,415
132,271
65,263,829
5,710,086
59,553,743
627,098
2,956,801
639,792
2,317,009
90,266
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
3,704
19,420
1,226,243
189,058
1,037,185
167,540
4,879
79,869
7,822,960
1,741,530
6,081,430
560, 103
6,647
41,473
4,047,332
663,166
3,384,166
260,178
3,598
39,014
3,997,916
962,052
3,035,864
340,747
1,321
4,607
459,921
40, 174
419,747
39,372
3,823
104,530
47,438,933
4,704,663
42,734,270
599, 582
7,658
223,076
109,053,451
12,229,652
96,823,799
1,553,575
3,867
124,296
60,924,847
4,834,366
56,090,481
613,726
4,538
26,345
2,821,570
533,255
2,238,315
89,079
150
1,073
91,356
42,950
48,406
2,712
160
334
33,215
23,183
10,032
51,149
36,986
14,163
2,236
165,406
93,115
72,291
1,503
282,559
197,680
84,379
366,780
125,000
241,780
2,777
3,905
2,320
1,585
5,087
574,577
1,273,242
222
1,404
125,370
76,479
48,891
2,901
362
2,278
222,528
79,348
143,1""
5,317
3,039
1,243,561
720,300
523,261
7,795
555
12,335
5,974,320
2,703,166
3,271,154
44,285
110
1,468
705,261
96,520
98,497
38,755
59,742
1,239
2
1,009
29,625
1,712
27,913
7,219
1,536
5,683
180, 528
3,240
177,288
1,837
31
1,206
575,209
258,342
316,867
6,042
34,550
34,550
11,514
2
11,612
20,868
4,070
16,798
2,277
126
2,215
207,735
87,319
120,416
6,659
145
411
36,741
6,455
30,286
1,310
63,927
31,075
32,852
3,618
28,451
3,125
25,326
1,709
127
2,309
1,106,344
195,212
911,132
12,225
60
721
340,297
133,250
207,047
3,381
305,365
97, 500
207, 865
2,842
41,221
18,735
22,486
1,048
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
TData are bused on nports for o
Ccnnnercial farms by type of farm — Continued
(For definitions and expla
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestocjt
ranches
Livestock ranches
General farms
SPECIFIED CROPS RARNTSTED-Condnued
Hay crops — Ccntinued
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales .farms reporting .
Grass silage made froD grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains faims reporting.
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested - .farms reporting .
bales.
Irish potatoes harvested for heme use
or for sale.............. farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars . .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting . ,
Apples^ farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age niraber . .
(iiantlty harvested tens . .
Peaches, clingstone-* farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tens . .
Peaches, freestone^ farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Treea of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Pears, Bartlett^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing sge number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
tiiantlty harvested tons . .
Pears other than Bartlett^ farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
^lantity harvested tons . .
Grapes, table' farms reporting. .
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tens . .
Grapes, raisin' farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number . .
Vines not of bearing age number..
Vines of bearing age number . .
^antlty harvested tons, fresh weight..
Crapes, wine or Juice' farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number . .
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
C^sntitv harvested tOTir . .
Plums farms reporting..
Trees of all ages nimber..
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Treea of bearing age number . .
(iiantlty harvested tt^s . .
See footnotes at end of table.
25,022
7,042
17,980
1,115
89,151
29,929
59,222
5,333
50,039
8,350
41,689
3,198
211
1,940
907,415
170,308
737,107
10,734
109
681
311,107
117,920
193,187
2,730
42,633
7,088
35,545
54,541
28,947
25,594
1,851
25,537
252
25,285
452,570
173, 175
279,395
4,266
1,079
494,565
132,463
362,102
9,107
1,365
7,742
7,139
1,583
5,556
22,822
5,410
17,412
1,177
33,727
10,413
23,314
1,608
2,575
1,124
1,451
185,005
26,042
158,963
2,912
329,904
143,842
186,062
2,884
420,965
9,109
411,856
3,610
6,472
1,882
4,590
19,226
2,374
16,852
17,388
5,163
12,225
1,479
20,643
13,417
7,226
28,947
17,769
11,178
79,930
72,872
7,058
105
737
330,613
36,478
294,135
2,336
170
203
2,067
230,409
104, 7U
125,693
5,187
258
1,688
161,928
48,023
113,905
6,675
179
1,309
133,914
51,277
82,637
9,894
67
151
1,548
653,939
71,910
582,029
6,216
360
8,110
3,892,464
824,371
3,068,093
47,893
136
1,987
1,021,357
65,345
956,012
10,021
152
423
41,680
10,437
31,243
1,851
130
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Total all farms
ial farms by type of farm
Cotton farms
SPEaFIED CHOPS HARVESTED-Continued
Prunes^ ; f arras reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age , number
Quantity harvested tons , dry weight
Apricots^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
^entity harvested tons
Walnuts, English^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
(iiantity harvested tons
Almonds^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
(iiantity harvested field boxes
Oranges, navel^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Oranges, other^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Lemons^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
6,293
101,977
8,707,235
2,255,433
6,451,797
129, 576
9,115
39,739
3,076,820
538,375
2,538,445
176,915
18,232
148,068
4,078,934
1,242,063
2,336,871
56,390
9,555
113,074
7,189,613
1,621,391
5,568,222
73,449
9,503
90,650
8,032,666
978,204
7,054,462
31,634,227
10,023
72,535
6,913,957
1,245,887
5,668,070
23,418,693
2,150
5,267
490,493
195,494
294,999
678,372
7,733
63,510
6,373,337
645,204
5,728,633
25,733,789
3,987
93,759
8,039,078
1,945,018
6,094,060
126,676
5,228
36,560
2,854,089
488,992
2,365,097
172,921
11,404
123,407
3,400,624
953,019
2,447,605
52,023
6,030
102,583
6,515,404
1,330,762
5,184,642
71,331
6,016
35,329
7,548,004
866,579
6,681,425
30,903,985
6,855
67,979
6,479,048
1,051,307
5,427,741
23,032,464
1,113
4,494
422,133
171,624
250,559
637,566
4,692
60,434
6,095,047
609,385
5,485,662
25,248,035
2,994
247,832
151,304
96,528
5,017
164
399
19,918
2,238
17,680
234
4,275
268,541
75,967
192, 574
1,946
51
42,768
35,585
7,083
27,431
16,416
9,691
6,725
20,903
62,753
51,735
11,018
43,558
38,405
5,153
4,142
115,200
33,040
32, 160
1,312
95,452
75,334
20,118
17,691
15,562
2,129
3,702
88, 570
70,317
17,753
43,731
7,991
2,706
5,285
14,815
21,602
14,519
7,083
53,902
35,395
23,517
15,013
6,560
8,453
20,415
15,019
10,620
4,399
11,764
1,492
176,273
33,991
92,282
2,028
128
425
30,526
6,406
24,120
1,389
294
3,849
135,273
76,305
58,968
1,279
113
834
53,834
25,133
28,701
43,867
33,196
10, 671
20,433
37,555
20,621
16,934
39,165
36,719
25,560
11,159
9,849
123
1,699
172,599
56,290
116,309
369,336
2,901
32,879
7,054,265
1,472,368
5,581,897
114,815
3,186
32,527
2,573,349
364,128
2,209,221
165,497
7,337
90,091
2,457,122
452,936
2,004,136
43,424
4,011
82,940
5,189,758
727,705
4,462,053
63,573
5,010
30, 592
7,122,397
733,909
6,388,488
29,850,310
5,449
63,948
6,101,589
831,023
5,270,566
22,514,311
729
3,431
315,457
91,607
223,850
596,708
3,579
55,433
5,591,729
505,505
5,086,224
23,893,352
Z Reported in small fractions .
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
'Harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958.
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state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data lire based on rafnrts for only a sampl e of farTtis. See text]
Conmerciai farms by type of farm — Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock fa
General farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVTSTED-Continued
Prunes^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
(iiflntity harvested tons, dry weight.
Apricots^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
(>jantlty harvested tons .
Walnuts, English^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Aljaonds' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
^lantity harvested tons .
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
(kiantity harvested^ field boxes .
Oranges, navel' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age nimber .
Trees of bearing oge number .
(^lantlty harvested field boxes .
Oranges, other' farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
(kiantity harvested* field boxes.
IjeaaaDB farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
(^entity harvested* field boxes.
194
1,076
92,296
22,721
69, 575
1,122
472
26,033
5,526
20,507
2,352
67,809
30,693
37,116
369
1,854
120,554
24,966
95,588
1,317
366
1,079
89,810
9,987
79,823
293,890
337
. 557
50,484
U,877
38,607
153,703
35,692
3,023
32,669
91,363
50,456
21,270
29,186
3,139
93,932
53,629
40,303
2,350
141,231
59,667
81,564
4,816
1,018
3,798
8,735
1,132
116,302
81,869
34,433
3,815
99,277
37,795
61,482
1,739
139,201
77,928
61,273
127
1,196
127,254
24,399
102,855
288,136
189
594
52,834
19,299
33,535
107,874
17,647
8,933
8,714
24,650
154
1,130
120,738
21,975
98,763
387,423
32,567
5,443
27,124
102,597
43,716
58,881
40,137
6,925
33,212
50,913
3,291
47,622
246,248
27,791
10,009
17,782
91,491
81
296
28,533
1,823
26,710
124,526
118
1,700
143,524
49, 557
93,967
1,384
261
1,371
104,047
57,248
46,799
3,007
590
7,778
219,672
116,707
102,965
2,333
269
5,811
397,700
219,730
177,970
2,208
69
419
33,901
20,610
13,291
79,834
33,314
19,592
13,722
27,899
84,170
8,223
75,947
257,706
23,477
4,005
19,472
8,787
2,316
6,471
13,494
4,729
8,765
10,084
2,012
8,072
30,096
17,225
12,871
61,942
26,021
21,626
4,395
9,395
11,960
8,845
3,115
5,290
132
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FA RMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[DatA are based on reports for only a sample of fajnis. See text )
(For definiljong and explaj
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution- percent
Average size of farm acres
Value of lanil aniJ buildings;
Average per faim dollars
Average per acre dollars
Land In farms according to use;
Cropland harvested farnis reporting,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms refxirting
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 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms ref»rting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). farms reporting
Improved pasture farms refrarting
Irrigated land in farms ^. farms reporting,
Imgated cropland harvested farms repotting
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the countour farms reporting
Land in strip-cropping systems
for soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terrnces on crop and pasture land fanns reporting
FARM 0PERATOR.S BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
2S to ;^ years number
;15 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
65 or more years number
OFFFAKM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their rarms, total operators rerrorting
1 to 99 days operators reporting
100 t« 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family woriting off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than far,
operated and off-faim wotl( operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms operators reporting
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
36,853,851
100.0
371.4
76,784
8,012,806
25,039
11,882
6,482
8,954
9,534
6,577
5,167
1,948
1,201
20,921
3,034,741
17,905
1,916,450
6,336
1,103,148
1,355
125, UO
11,963
688,162
5,550
4,063,804
4,349
862,312
21,157
17,096,729
8,885
854,556
74,205
7,416,784
64,285
6,208,682
39,275
1,446
92,102
97,550
847
8,5U
22,647
26,244
22,645
16,656
51.3
13,977
24,852
31,126
53, 526
7,761
25,892
15,761
46,847
15,761
2,044
6,111
1,489
3,336
2,428
7,435
1,157
3,234
15,080
47,172
12,875
38,160
23,722
207
1,711
5,244
5,876
5,734
4,950
52.7
13,997
1,302
1,083
U,612
7,926
12,045
27,344
489,269
7,432
10,083
4,775
5,054
6,122
79,113
5,378
45,013
1,254
11,157
241
1,474
4,053
32,382
8,477
1,092
10,573
5,678
81,563
2,783
34,544
27,574
530,400
23,488
435,486
34,103
268
2,635
7,315
9,185
3,473
6,222
52.1
13,676
3,652
2,412
li,612
6,289
9,645
12,659
15,899
2,566
8,193
1,304
32,191
1,200
17,703
4,775
217,570
4,388
134,471
1,390
1,544
1,333
2,397
787
353
1,257
796
1,256
1,216
3,231
540
1,417
1,613
53,193
1,325
27,159
13,083
284
11,563
5,108
314,005
4,518
256,115
1,513
1,710
1,273
1,261
1,148
3,735
604
1,328
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[Data are based on reports for only a sajnpie of famis. See t«xtj
[For definitions and explai
Size of fanT>— Continued
FUiMS, ACREAGE, AND VALtJE
FSfms number
Petrent disthbotioa |Wn:ent.
Land in fams acres.
Percent dtstnbutiiM) (lenent.
Average si ze of fam acres ,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per fann dollars.
Average per acre dollafs.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farnis repotting.
1 to 9 acres farms reptirting.
10 to 19 acres fams reporting
so to 29 acres farms reporting
:V to 49 acres farms reporting
SO to 99 acres farms reporting
lOO to 199 acres farms reporting
SDO to 499 acres Jams reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms rcptxting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Croplaitd not harvested and not paslwed farms repoting
Cultivated summer fallow farms raporting
Soil-in^«ov«nent grasses and legumes farms t«parting
mux cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not oastured farms reporting.
Other i)a.sture (not cropland and not atndlarid) farms reporting.
Improved pasture .,,...,.. farms repnrting.
IrrigatetJ land in farms farms reporting.
tmgat^ cropland harvested farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
Cropland used for grain or row
cror» farmed on the contour farms reporting
Land in strip-cropping systems
for aoil<erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BV AflE
Operators reporting age jiimber.
Under '2.') years number.
25 to M years number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number.
55 to 84 years , number
85 or more years number.
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK AM) OTHER INCOME
Farm operatots-
Worhing off their farms, total operators reporting
1 to 99 days operators repnrting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
"300 or more days tjperalors reporting
Hith othpr members of family worlring off farm operators reporting.
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products Bold operators reporting.
Operators not woriting off tjioir farms or not reporting
as to worit off their farms operators reporting.
With other members of family worlring off farm orjoralors reporting.
With inotime from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of a^cultural products sold operators reporting.
Sm footnotes at end of table.
612,506
1.7
156.8
34,918
J45
9,207
32,373
281
23,945
3,128
345,699
2,822
292,895
2,735
348
1,164
447,730
1.2
197.5
1,817
235,818
1,617
197,406
429,975
1.2
237.4
519
39,791
519
25,563
185
8,571
68
3,939
19,315
161
18,9U
494
58,480
201
u.yr?
1,507
241,158
1,363
210,861
99
9,520
52
5,642
2,089,013
5.7
359.2
2,026
228,677
1,692
Ul,671
14,176
1,057
79,496
149,059
530
85,935
4,403
938,515
3,899
807,821
1,725
132
11,641
1,473
1,448
1,239
4,055
539
1,711
3,122,504
8.5
701.5
1,739
348,051
1,572
232,303
27,407
882
90,701
822
291,164
464
114,848
3,259
1,153,371
2,872
991,770
3,335
344
1,450
3,930,854
10.7
1,393.9
289,888
619
166,847
1,827
971,250
1,510
826,226
25,204
177
59,513
26
13,063
65
11,504
134
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.-FARMS,AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dftta are based on reports for only a sainple of faniis. See text]
Total
all
fanms
Sieeoffa™
lUWTl
(For dermilions and explanations, see text)
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
68,439
17,756
10,843
5,125
912
2,287
339
2,180
65,759
16,849
10,068
2,730
907
775
3,3A1
5,067
1,019
2,921
24,273
7,022
8,046
4,719
4,209
3,968
2,324
5,828
9,169
749
994
8,287
9,164
3,176
3,984
70,569
131,019
70,811
160,999
65,586
147,390
33,396
15,317
7,276
3,724
5,873
57,604
104,597
28,382
42,793
12,438
13,609
37,463
127,098
94,735
87,749
59,542
11,482
5,324
2,583
8,?75
79,291
7,695
9,783
6,702
3,081
1,440
913
160
563
29,556
145,215
21,053
80,230
9,916
4,428
3,291
2,001
1,417
82,756
11,707
4,769
21,874
479
1,649
937
/*5
80
5
582
20,939
416
1,396
935
63
253
10
15
5
135
2,317
4,275
407
422
10
1,240
25
45
5
5
75
85
82
109
11, 3U
12,999
9,364
U,589
6,288
7,100
5,609
572
86
16
5
5,300
5,735
1,3U
1,365
4,202
4,489
20,850
26,910
22,411
21,673
12,443
700
329
71
350
20,632
1,289
1,497
1,330
167
142
15
'io
3,459
6,555
1,851
3,671
1,097
409
235
79
31
21,032
1,851
1,237
27,988
3,171
2,972
1,493
96
651
70
662
26,734
2,901
2,656
1,254
270
316
255
1,350
170
925
13,097
1,973
2,682
1,312
435
509
201
226
35
40
720
770
326
340
23,206
30,722
25,669
36,914
24,069
32,563
17,731
4,898
1,021
287
132
20,737
25,496
6,593
7,067
4,074
4,351
30,249
40,878
32,610
30,403
19,513
4,121
1,258
555
1,460
28,942
1,862
3,028
2,542
486
304
U7
15
30
6,976
21,420
3,748
9,737
2,092
735
463
304
154
29,288
3,643
1,644
3,466
1,360
722
307
61
215
20
119
3,255
1,245
666
211
115
56
155
335
70
251
2,4-47
152
711
320
255
51
146
164
31
31
389
414
188
219
4,571
6,996
4,922
9,322
4,836
8,731
2,174
1,797
620
156
89
4,255
6,473
1,979
2,258
541
591
5,093
7,014
5,486
5,082
3,449
957
336
215
520
4,839
326
360
265
95
45
35
5
10
1,819
5,037
1,202
2,550
747
261
94
72
28
4,830
581
217
3,483
1,516
396
400
96
215
40
145
3,346
1,413
857
137
98
39
215
585
90
205
2,083
147
909
423
420
70
155
205
26
26
649
679
324
375
5,083
6,317
5,374
11,092
5,269
10,463
1,974
2,129
717
299
150
4,749
7,773
2,239
2,690
558
629
5,406
7,562
5,854
5,379
3,917
1,202
562
201
542
4,809
426
674
533
141
76
30
15
20
2,125
7,558
1,486
3,458
893
301
156
92
46
5,151
641
235
2,262
Part owners number...
1,512
311
191
Livestock-share tenants number...
30
103
White farm onerators:
2,210
1,374
\ll tenants numtier. . .
Nonwhite fann operators:
699
52
138
27
FARMS nv TITE OF FARM
485
116
Fniiuand-nut farms number. . .
1,279
94
689
191
97
427
SPEOFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAaLITIES A.ND KIND OF ROAD
70
301
356
39
99
652
672
291
330
4,030
number...
7,300
4,195
10,031
4,132
9,594
1,206
1,336
955
373
.nor more tractors fams retwrtine. ..
212
3,743
number. . .
7,090
1,938
2,504
393
number...
437
4,253
number. . .
6,245
4,549
4,159
3,079
960
489
CtDO drier (for prain, forace, or other crops) farms renortinE...
Haix) surface farms reporting...
Grave!, shell, or shale farms t^portinp. . .
Dirt or unimpmved fanns rerxjrtine. ..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road fatms r*nonin[». ..
1 mile [arms reporlinR. . .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.. .
4 miles farms reportine...
5 or more miles farms reportine. . .
FARM LADOR, WEEK PRF/"EDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms renorling. . .
persons . . .
Regular hired wori<ers (employed l.W or more days) farms reportinf;. . .
persons...
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
!2 hired workers farms reporting. . .
a or 4 hired workers farms reporting...
5 to 9 hired workers famis rerorting...
RE15IDENCE OF F\RM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Operators not reporting residence number...
228
574
3,636
408
469
306
163
77
56
15
15
1,922
8,034
1,323
3,368
723
291
195
53
61
3,910
618
91
CALIFORNIA
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State Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
TData are b&sod on reports for only a sample of fairtis. See text |
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPER \TOR
All farm operators:
FuM o*-ners number. ,
Part owners number. ,
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number. .
Livestock- share tenants number. .
Other and unspecified tenants number..
White farm operaXnrs:
Full owners number..
Part owners number . ,
XII tenants number..
Nonwhite farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. .
Ml lenanla number. .
F\R\1S BY TYPE OF F\RM
Pash-erain farms number..
Tobarco famts number..
Other rteld-crop famis number..
Vegetable faims number..
Fruit' and- nut farms number,,
PoultTN' farms number. .
Dairy fams number. .
Li%efllnclc famm other than poultiy and dairy farrps
and livestock ranches number. .
Livestock ranches number..
General fnims number..
\riscellan(>ous fafma number..
SPEHFIED EQUIPMENT AVD FAdUTTES AMD KIND OF ROAD
Oain combines (amw reportinn..
number..
Com pickers fanns rcrwrtinK. ,
number..
Pick-up balers fafms reporting..
number..
Fielrt forage harvesters farms rvportine,.
number , ,
Motonruckm farmn rorortinji. ,
nunber,.
Tractors farms reporting,,
IVactors other than garden farms rcfx>nin)(..
number..
1 tractor farmn reporting..
2 tractors farms reportinji..
nu-arlors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms r»portJnK..
5 or more tractors farms rvporlinit. ,
Wheel tractors farms repnrtinc.
Crawler tractors farms reporting..
Garden tractors farm* reportinit. .
number..
\ulomobilPs faims r«partini;..
number. .
Vutrttiobilos and, 'or nnlortrucks farms rrportjnc..
Telephone farms roportine..
Homo freener farms roportinc..
Milkini! mnrhine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reportinfl..
Cmp drier (for praift, formf^e. or other cmps) fanns reporting..
Power-rxw-rsteH elevator, (»nve>t)r, or blower farms reportins. .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
IIotH -urfncp farms report inc..
(irnvol, the! I. or •*hale farms reportini;..
Dirt or unimr-mved farms rcfortinc--
Le's than 1 mile to • hard surface rooH farms rpfoninji. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reportini;..
I mile farms rcportinit..
2or "t miles forms reportinfl..
* nules farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms r«(v>rtinK, .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENTMERATION
Hired workers farms roportinp,.
pontons..
Rejpjisr hired workers (employed l.W ormorodays) farms rcportinc.
persons..
Farms reporting by number of reoular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms rcportinc-.
2 hired workers faims reporting..
3 or I hired workers farms reportine , -
.'i to9 hired workers farms reporting..,
10 or more hired wtxkora farms reporting,.,
REaOESCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Not residing on farm operated opemlors reporting..
Operator- not reoorting residence number.,.
See footnot/'s at end of table.
3,362
8,767
3,292
8,341
2,990
6,027
1,750
2,3U
363
3,478
5,236
3,816
3,375
2,570
665
367
180 to 219 acres
1,985
5,996
1,949
5,717
1,784
4,179
1,106
1,538
221
279
1,994
3,178
2,201
2,012
1,556
476
319
1,640
1,061
7,165
5,'110
1,294
866
3,502
2,416
1,643
5,501
1,6U
5,303
1,478
3,730
1,096
1,573
182
198
1,671
2,559
1,794
1,6U
1,291
329
218
5,190
17,908
5,148
17,209
1,186
1,053
952
689
1,268
4,664
11,934
3,406
5,275
612
699
5,139
8,540
5,703
5,065
4,186
1,019
634
302
3,272
17,285
2,779
8,750
3,981
16,698
3,920
16,054
572
497
1,335
3,470
10,370
2,940
5,684
564
644
4,013
7,315
4,393
3,934
3,204
601
459
2,597
19,357
2,310
11,185
2,463
11,530
2,438
11,142
2,U9
6,837
1,914
4,305
321
388
2,501
4,796
2,776
2,377
2,041
303
231
1,541
14,347
1,358
9,460
136
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
fDaU are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See lextj
(For definitions and explaj
USE OF COMMEHaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
mpteriala used during the year fanns reporting..
acres on which used. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials /arms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Irish potatoes /arms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Cotton /arms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets /arms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
All other crops farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms repotting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
45,308
5,070,648
1,105,865
42,788
815,686
11,649
290,179
8,331
639,179
7,801
91,863
2,601
126,715
2,509
18,662
32,736
116
2,845
8,324
823,709
6,222
117,643
2,809
71,258
1,938
198,563
1,U9
27,509
1,148
21,935
36,753
3,255,733
31,858
527,273
9,024
185,196
375
7,014
23,212
11,246
6,483
10,194
923
1,052
6,478
21,017
6,002
9,684
17,176
299,197
95,725
15,364
86,003
3,392
9,722
1,679
23,330
1,577
5,264
2,101
26,687
1,631
4,850
36
13,729
240,601
12,285
73,903
2,797
3,444
124,539
35,880
3,122
31,776
805
4,104
3,726
176,649
41,029
3,228
35, W8
981
5,881
2,693
124,088
2,306
26,161
;,209
.SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farm
Feed for livestock and poultry farm
Under $100 farms
$100 to $999 farms
51,000 to $1,999 farms
$2,000 to S4.999
$5,000 or more farms
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms
Under $1,000 [arm;
*l,a)0 to $2,499 farm;
$2,500 to $4,999 ^ farm:
$S,(»0 to $9,999 .". farm!
$10,000 or more farms
Machine hire farms
Under $200 farms
$300 to $999 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Hired labor farms
Under $200 farms
$200 to $499 farms
$500 to $999 farms
$1,000 to $2,499 farms
$2,500 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 to $9,999 farms
$10,000 to $19,999 farms
.$20,000 to $49,999 farms
$.50,000 or more farms
Seeds, tiulbs, plants, and trees farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$50) to $899 [arms
$1,000 or more farms
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under $100 farms
$190 to $(99 farms
$5(X) to $999 farms
$1,000 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more farms
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting. .
report! ng . .
dollars.,
!porting..
reporting. ,
(porting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
dollars..
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
dollars.,
reporti ng . ,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting.,
dollars. ,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting. .
dollars.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
98,427
48,870
434,925,1
5,611
20,659
4,987
5,907
11,706
29,857
337,681,330
17,140
4,875
2,633
2,154
3,055
46,513
99,468,129
14,041
17,173
15,299
62,284
498,742,765
8,915
8,147
7,130
10,822
9,431
7,472
5,270
3,439
1,658
32,531
37,801,989
10,848
10,794
3,798
7,091
96,098
,666,114
27,792
35,637
14,182
15,662
2,825
23,575
11,481
74,566,8
1,390
8,412
15,171,741
5,316
1,679
7,201
1,476,078
5,0(X
1,986
211
8,836
16,433,647
3,101
1,854
1,168
1,152
764
398
22,351
2,949,625
14,754
6,493
34,389
15,064
118,560,671
2,285
7,076
1,493
1,397
2,808
9,140
47,666,332
5,874
1,235
22,077
64,184,269
3,442
3,784
3,375
5,228
3,323
1,651
784
391
10,172
4.464,194
5,503
3,306
33,619
10,075,345
9,835
18,032
6,012
3,002
23,377,370
2,263
1,783
1,339
CALIFORNIA 137
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based
on reports for only a si
ample of famks. See te
<tj
ee text)
S
ze of farm-Continued
(For definitions and explanations, s
140 lo 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 251 acres
»» to 499 acres
■■iOO to 999 acres
l.OOO to 1,999 acres
■2,000 acres »d over
USE OF COMMERQAL FERTILIZEK AND LME
Conunercia] feftjlizer and renilitin^
malerials used during the year fams revofting
acres on which used
Dry malerials farms reporting
Ions
2,360
202,517
51,925
2,041
41,788
728
10,137
614
29,173
548
4,436
71
517
140
4,618
129
702
11
28
78
2,274
78
9U
10
12
689
36,006
508
6,316
239
2,264
121
4,272
65
510
.101
963
1,598
129,101
1,334
28,910
503
6,353
27
1,178
2,286
3,896
1,951
18,896,754
220
928
148
240
415
1,087
18,524,172
588
207
95
85
112
2,206
4,834,682
191
763
1,252
2,873
26,682,304
205
170
260
531
445
500
444
259
59
1,797
1,910,003
289
684
403
421
3,856
4,068,659
471
885
872
1,576
52
1,399
151,990
36,640
1,170
28,006
471
8,634
397
21,981
366
3,767
52
199
81
4,870
71
839
U.
13
83
3,988
78
1,446
10
90
380
27,065
258
3,731
143
1,947
99
4,986
47
548
57
780
937
90,484
713
17,675
357
5,605
21
1,245
3,350
2,262
1,198
U, 557,758
113
422
153
182
328
655
16,740,751
320
139
61
81
54
1,269
2,820,694
159
327
783
1,780
17,237,735
150
120
100
319
346
256
252
181
56
1,026
1,318,145
65
446
209
306
2,252
2,767,076
136
545
496
1,028
47
1,297
158,250
34,216
1,109
26,401
424
7,815
363
26,267
337
3,761
61
288
66
2,420
66
437
63
2,973
63
944
6
54
387
32,113
310
5,401
120
1,789
125
6,820
70
1,128
69
524
825
89,230
661
14,730
283
5,160
12
155
210
1,811
894
8,840,943
72
380
103
122
217
561
7,963,433
334
103
41
33
50
1,130
2,836,047
104
309
717
1,431
15,934,086
75
85
120
158
239
332
162
209
51
970
1,385,735
123
247
214
386
1,801
2,917,666
80
419
289
940
73
3,526
622,400
130,863
3,030
99,920
1,211
30,943
1,152
109,701
1,095
15,504
104
1,327
225
11,662
220
1,942
6
18
164
10,051
158
3,913
29
236
1,049
113,976
781
17,113
388
7,725
422
28,763
247
4,357
230
2,682
2,287
355,538
1,762
57,091
847
18,955
31
1,160
2,962
5,796
3,247
30,952,160
209
1,423
442
362
811
1,756
lA,85a,064
915
242
137
181
281
3,401
12,233,101
295
855
2,251
4,562
58,457,654
326
266
323
474
752
920
659
598
244
2,795
4,462,781
300
714
571
1,210
5,728
10,109,603
516
1,184
986
2,627
415
2,657
852,215
176,146
2,286
137,561
844
38,585
975
123,802
918
17,041
97
800
214
17,883
208
2,442
7
60
110
13,347
107
5,667
17
277
738
138,942
586
24,298
259
7,727
443
51,080
269
6,007
252
5,414
1,789
520,216
1,399
82,106
640
24,307
30
1,403
4,046
4,446
2,759
23,675,960
248
1,234
353
300
624
1,490
U, 547, 062
696
213
131
193
257
2,492
U,172,427
225
569
1,698
3,542
69,697,558
305
312
177
266
410
489
694
552
337
2,223
5,912,235
255
508
296
1,164
4,423
11,220,420
261
1,054
589
1,743
776
1,391
712,178
157,462
1,183
107,995
561
49,467
500
91,707
461
12,150
62
1,900
156
14,276
149
2,055
9
26
81
15,832
76
6,085
14
734
374
U5,190
239
15,107
212
10,991
271
43,579
160
6,126
174
5,053
929
443,548
687
66,472
433
30,763
19
2,184
4,916
2,817
1,999
26,298,171
78
749
337
386
449
1,071
32,668,034
378
201
UO
102
260
1,460
10,844,119
U5
360
955
2,196
54,942,442
149
194
187
262
263
245
267
338
291
1,292
4,U1,617
120
279
166
727
2,801
9,160,890
118
606
497
939
641
1,328
1,553,177
288,029
1,150
171,420
453
116,609
566
153,423
522
19,430
67
2,648
232
48,566
225
6,354
12
102
75
28,913
72
11,960
15
1,419
314
268,607
199
30,118
Oops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry malerials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Diy materials
Litiaid materials
Irish potatoes
DtymatMials
Liquid malerials
tons
fams reporting
farms reporting
farms reporting
farms reporting
acres
farms reporting
faims reporting
farms reporting
acres
farms reporting
fams reporting
Dty materials
farms reporting
33,858
Dry materials
farmH reporting
50,783
120
7,376
5,847
771
1,016,390
Liquid materiaJB
fams reporting
96,182
355
72,735
9
1,105
2,834
3,191
2,690
56,740,586
49
650
449
627
acres limed
SPF.nFIFD F\RM EXPFADmiRES
■Kny of tjie rollowinf; sneciTicd expenditures fniws teportinjt
Feed for liveslock and poultry farmK reporting
dollars
Under <10O rarr^s reporting
51(W to !999 farms reporting
S1,(»0 to H.TOS faiTTs reining
Putvhase of livestock and poultry
tinder M.CDO
51,000 lo'C 190
«2, MO lo 51,099 ,
M,000 1o»,909
fanns reporting
(bllnn.
farms reporting
farms reporting
farms reporting
farms reporting
1,603
114,553,136
338
241
170
187
Under 5210
dollars
26,698,369
376
dollars
106,332,386
?a)0to$499
aootososs
187
$2,S00 U) 5J,99II
farm"* reporting
448
Sin.OOO to S19,l>«9
371
5.V),000 or more
... farms reporting
389
del lets
6,341,602
flD0to5190
farms reporting
299
CsMiline and other peljoleum fuel
Under 5100
dollars.
16,179,760
!=1,010 to .«l,99(l
138
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUrTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All (atm products sold total, doi
average per fami, dol
All crops sold dol
Field crops, other than vegetables and fntits and nuts, sold dol
Vegetables sold dol
Fruits and nuts sold dol
Forest products and hotticultura] specialty products sold dol
All livestock and livestock products sold dol
Poultry and poultry products sold dol
Dairy products sold dol
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold doUai
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Heifers and heifer calves . .
Steers and bulls including s
5 reporting
number
9 reporting
Faims reporting by number
Caule and calves-
1 head farms Importing,
2 to 4 head farms reporting,
5 to 9 head farms reporting.
10 to 19 head farms reporting,
20 to 49 head faims reporting.
50 to 99 head farms reporting.
100 to 499 head faims reporting.
500 or more head fanns reporting.
Cows including heifers that have calved-
1 head fatms repotting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms reriortine
SO to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reiwrting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms reporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
Horses and, or mules farms reporting
Hogs and pigs farms rr»porting
Bom since June 1 farms reporting
Bom before .1 une 1 farms reporti ng
number
Sheep and lambs farms reporting
number
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting
Ewes , farms reporting
Rams and wethers farms reporting
Goats and kids farms reporting
Chickens 4 months old and over farms refwrting
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting,
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
dollars
Milk and cream sold^ farnis reporting
pounds
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
2,862,5U,i03
28,847
1,737,093,121
782,538,762
270,103,488
588,127,495
96,323,376
1,125,418,282
231,908,368
323,754,746
569,755,168
38,675
3,721,209
30,906
1,465,145
20,351
766,804
31,111
1,097,275
30,440
1,158,789
2,091
6,227
6,040
5,315
6,721
4,493
6,583
1,205
5,789
9,292
3,U3
2,302
2,721
2,122
1,207
4,330
6,092
5,866
1,314
1,196
1,430
1,234
740
2,479
20, U7
76,897
9,388
381,625
6,320
207,205
6,337
174,420
9,289
1,997,604
6,135
664,365
8,147
1,333,239
7,907
1,280,814
6,156
52,425
2,419
25,013
27,599
30,913,103
32,410
2,945,288
522,U4,524
4,939
440,894
14,990,396
6,384
1,760,347
24,644,858
10,889
7,185,246,077
323,754,746
9,564
36,631,280
10,099
416,121,713
133,158,947
158,327,522
6,564
44,222,427
289,974
1,054,380
15,459,218
27,418,855
114,105,095
36,491,141
20,132,212
7,481,742
5,260
86,847
3,235
46,929
2,493
40,641
3,706
20,490
3,901
19,428
438,790,217
12,691
206,120,969
15,845,553
15,407,994
143,764,113
26,103,309
232,669,248
74,962,395
100,539,900
57,166,953
11,331
431,612
9,054
220,934
6,794
203,382
9,021
108,431
8,386
102,447
2,642
2,225
2,160
2,52*
2,359
3,627
1,136
6,140
12,378
2,075
3,025
36,825
53,904
1,387
2,010
23,092
32,781
1,463
1,869
13,733
21,123
1,234
2,396
11,855
91,742
724
1,582
2,816
47,621
1,029
1,995
9,039
44,121
933
1,912
7,909
41,280
602
1,422
1,130
2,841
617
832
5,961
8,689
8,036
8,777
15,471,390
10,726,530
3,968
9,419
55,562
363,050
5,771,362
52
900,751
1,196
1,390
36, 571
73,131
1,243,414
2,486,454
606
1,527
6,040
83,056
84,560
1
162,784
877
3,744
401,373,442
2,141,339,075
20,132,212
100
539,900
5,274
2,746
17,160,397
12
993,033
5,019
2,866
211,696,760
146
642,910
67,742,964
46
925,729
104,872,698
13,634
70,605,007
9,170,509
7,879,796
50,015,810
3,538,892
34,267,691
9,325,773
13,722,812
11,219,106
2,198
98,940
1,778
•45,390
1,280
38,412
1,785
32,466
1,589
21,084
6,735
4U
9,742
1,341
65,921
10,017,509
152,556,321
25,312
89,172,756
17,708,134
7,079,618
60,073,460
4,311,544
63,383,565
9,040,339
20,960,668
33,382,558
2,754
165,180
2,275
68,544
1,648
59,665
2,262
52,939
2,175
43,647
44,453
380
24,640
2,321
170,872
31,037,599
1,113 I
535,422,078 I
20,960,663 t
CALIFORNIA 139
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only h samfde ol famis. See lexl]
(For deRnitions and explanations, see text)
Size of Tarm-Continued
320 to 259 acres
ESTIMATED V/VLUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars
avera^ per fann, dollars
All creps sold.. dollars
Field crops, other Chan vegetables and fruits and nuta, acrfd dollara
Vegetables aoM dollara
Fniits and nuts sold dollars
Forest onyhict^ and horticultural special t>' products sold dollars
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars
Poult/y and poultry products sold dollars
Dairy products sold dollars
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poult/y and dairy, sold dollars
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
steer and bull calves fa
Funu rcfxminf! by nu(nb«r o
5U>9)iMd
10 to 19 Im^
90 ID 49 h«id
» lo 99 he'd
100 (o 490 hMd
!S00 Of morp hnd
a reporting.
s repoflinf;.
number,
s repirtine.
number,
9 reporting.
» reportinf;.
numbo.
s r«ponjn|;..
<r«partin|t..
i rrrportini;..
H romrtinx..
« r«porung,,
s rvinninj;.,
n rvportjnit..
» reiwrtinn. .
Cows includinf; heifefn Hint hKV« cajv«f~
1 h«n<1 firm* r«rxirtjn|;.,
2 to 9 heirl fnnns r«|nrtjnK..
10 lo 19 h«nd Jnimii rcoortjnK. .
20 to 29 held fumn reportinc-.
HO to 49 bend fumii reporting..
50 to 71 heed rtjma rof»rtin|c. .
75 to 99 heed rarme reporting..
lOu or (Tore heed tum» reporting.,
Milk cxwii-
1 heed fermji reporting.,
2 to 9 heed feime reporting. ,
10 to 19 heed faimn reporting..
20 to 29 heed ferms reporting.,
30 to 49 heed feme reporting.,
50 to 74 heed femie reporting. ,
75 to 99 heed femin reoorting.,
100 or more heed fermn reporting..
Horses and '« mules fnnnit reporting.,
nun.bCT.,
Hogs and pigs iums renorting.,
number . ,
nom since June t remit reporting.,
number. ,
Horn hefnre June 1 firm!* reporting.
Sheep and Iambs
I.ambs under 1 ypar old . .
Sheep 1 yeu old end over
Ewe»
Rame end wethers , . . .
Goats and kids
Chickens 4 tnonlhs old and c
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
number.
n reporung.
a reporting.
number,
n reporting.
number.
s reporting,
number.
number.
Hogs end pige sold elive rnimA
Sheep end lambe eold elive fermfl
Chickonn including broilers wid fnnnn n
Chicken eggn nold rormit n
132,736,470
33,983
86,841,752
29,359,126
13,493,134
40,690,403
3,099,084
45,894,718
7,717,379
17,795,785
20,381,554
1,913
149,021
1,580
58,839
1,060
47,005
1,585
44,713
1,535
45,469
389
U,917
259
8,374
301
6,543
489
23,829
1,602
155,219
19,294,710
105,441,338
46,511
58,620,451
23,437,472
9,609,513
24,044,947
1,528,519
46,820,887
3,847,211
13,402,070
29,571,606
1,177
131,142
1,029
42,752
121
632
1,616
233
20,835
162
9,399
155
U,436
258
20,998
1,044
136,386
28,498,802
61,025,977
27,018,039
12,594,407
19,625,501
1,788,030
25,172,851
3,884,421
9,810,079
U,47S,351
790
34,296
539
27,282
748
34,853
761
18,269
125
503
1,193
212
5,801
140
3,012
131
2,78?
9,932
188
9,331
293,180,312
50,409
213,494,083
112,227,783
32,194,647
62,010,265
7,061,388
79,686,229
11,121,454
37,996,719
30,568,056
3,282
320,255
2,834
138,041
1,751
99,239
2,8U
113,523
2,766
68,691
36,200
906
114,604
552
33,926
840
80,678
834
77,078
707
3,600
2,730
1,577
400,109
2,831
177,701
25,992,937
326,278,752
73,305
253,389,773
145,405,785
48,509,185
53,220,724
6,254,079
72,888,979
6,899,631
32,876,947
33,112,401
2,700
349,674
2,432
150,797
1,211
80,818
2,387
124,696
2,415
74,181
192,732
550
64,432
2,489
185,649
27,555,317
291,992,990
103,544
201,774,711
126,359,169
40,005,154
29,566,968
5,843,420
90,218,279
5,650,033
24,179,256
60,388,990
1,944
390,569
1,725
147,816
725
53,982
1,700
115,305
1,789
127,448
9,786
259
6,881
1,840
300,633
55,664,811
140
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21).- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See tex(
(For Hefinilions and explai
3 IS aturs .
D November 30 .
LIVESTOCK .4ND LIVESTOCK PRODllCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed Oeceiirber 1, 1958, to November 30. 1959 . . . .farms reporting. ,
number of litters..
s reoortinK..
s reporting.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
number of litters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.,
number of litters.,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes , farms reporting. ,
5 reporting. .
s reporting. ,
3 reporting. .
s reporting. ,
s reporting..
3 reporting..
3 reporting..
harvested for grain
bushels..
Sales farms reporting,,
bushels..
Sorghums for all purposes f anus repor
Harvested for grain or seed f aims reporting
hundredweight
Wheat harvested farms reporting
bushels
Oats harvested for grain fanr^ reporting
bushels
Barley harvested.
nns reportir^
100- lb. bags
Rice harvested fanis reporting
100-lb. bags
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting
100-lb. bags
100-lb. bags
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting
Sales f aims reporting
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay f aims reporting .
Sales farms reporting.
3,623
63,832
1,509
1,085
2,978
30,286
2,586
33,546
5,220
259,244
1,621
1,302
1,026
514
177
580
2,303
166,760
11,128,752
1,811
10,250,281
2,564
213,572
7,569,444
2,986
347,020
,27S,64S
1,085
127,370
4,074,423
7,658
1,484,822
32,147,640
1,333
305,918
13,555,246
2,201
159,911
2,575,410
14,034
1,023,899
5,439,850
8,445
3,929,292
2,554
137,223
2^4,697
8,175
327,965
536,305
2,572
163,956
36,600
45
31,910
1,794
19,310
31,749
2,664
1,007
1,445
34, 562
22,314
42,550
157,919
113,000
229,047
1,399
542
905
91,434
55,150
142,403
421
140
217
4,947
2,510
3,956
10,685
6,025
8,198
See footnotes at end of table.
CALIFORNIA 141
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data KT^ b&sed on reports for only a sanifde of fantis. See lexL j
(For deftniUons and explanations, see text)
Size of famt— Continued
LtVESTOCK ANT LI\'ESTnCK PRODHCTS-Cootinued
Litters farrowed December 1. 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....farms repomng.
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters .
3 to 9 litters.
10 to U litter:
20 to 39 litter:
40 toegiiuers...
70 or TOre litters
June 2 to Sovember 3
December I to June 1
s reporting.
s reporting.
SPEaFIED CROPS a\RVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reooning. ,
Under 11 acres .
50 to 74 acres . .
75 to 99 acres . .
100 or nwre acre
HwvesLed for gram .
reporting.,
amis report! ng . ,
reporting.,
reporting. .
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting..
Harvested for grain i
ams reporting,
hundredweight.
Wheat harvested f ams reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain fanas reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested famo reporting.
100-lb. bogs.
Rice harvested foms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Sales farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting .
100-lb. bags.
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested .farms reporting.
AlTalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for delydratlng farms reporting .
Clover, timothy, and toljctures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oots; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales. forme reporting.
tons.
1,138
61,950
320,727
20,545
5
20,000
1,293
115, 8M
2,491,183
1,953
177,937
1,011,055
1,354
775,944
1,124
49,373
93,860
3,633
217
3,455
2,668,101
532
61,038
1,280
198,828
4,728,242
1,406
183,464
1,030,457
1,599,363
267
42,922
See footnotes at end of table.
142
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. Sec l«xl )
(For definibons and explaj
SPEanED CROPS HARVESTEH-ConUnued
Hay crops — Contljiued
Wild hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reportljig
Other hay cut farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains fanns reporting
tons, green weight
Cotton harvested farms reporting
Irish potatoes harvested for hone use
or for sale farms reporting
hundredweight
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting
tons
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting
Sales dollars
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees'* farms reporting
Apples-' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Peaches , clingstone^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Peaches, freestone' fanns reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Pears, Bartlett' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number,
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons
Pears other than Bartlett' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons
Grapes, table' farms reporting
Vines of all ages nujnber
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Grapes, raisin' farms reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight
Grapes , wine or juice' fanns reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Plums' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
1,109
94,656
105,274
1,095
44,321
66,465
8,767
842,940
1,838,671
1,171
84,293
22,746,982
1,987
201,555
4,642,340
7,707
24,232
1,467,840
237,388
1,230,452
178,018
7,477
83,349
8,165,854
1,922,U7
6,243,707
565,211
10, 586
43,865
4,273,100
725, 563
3,547,532
264,585
6,073
41,173
4,152,519
986, 593
3,165,926
344,439
2,391
4,879
477,504
43,043
434,461
39,596
5,780
106,203
48,190,843
5,099,151
43,091,692
602, U6
9,215
227,549
111,081,221
13,113,066
97,968,155
1,565,898
5,415
132,271
65,263,829
5,710,086
59,553,743
627,098
7,772
27,886
2,956,801
639,792
2,317,009
90,266
2,133
1,310
77,850
17,615
60,235
5,652
1,487
807
72,378
21,785
50,593
2,681
58,875
6,960
51,915
1,824
48,230
3,200
45,030
2,463
310,422
34,355
276,067
3,945
631
1,087
600,850
29,210
571,640
3,338
2,042
605
59,179
11,745
47,434
1,186
2,237
28,480
51,804
2,626
5,893
371,738
84,545
287,193
41,338
3,146
21,195
2,105,214
402,218
1,702,996
154,877
4,227
12,232
1,250,032
190,254
1,059,778
79,060
899,492
145,242
754,250
66,218
59,892
5,495
54,397
3,795
2,150
10,934
5,034,748
521,121
4,513,627
69,113
4,927
73,206
36,U1,266
2,738,995
33,392,271
532,109
2,176
19,238
9,753,813
813,293
8,935,520
85,484
2,972
6,903
741,543
198,453
543,090
20,324
457
2,717
160,990
35,870
125,120
27,802
576
6,323
608,584
101,928
506,656
48,962
854
4,633
439,732
62,225
377,507
30,990
426
4,184
413,470
109,045
304,425
32,195
176
100
9,276
1,310
7,966
410
5,824
2,711,350
277,220
2,434,630
31,040
897
25,190
12,332,945
1,U7,564
11,185,381
182,894
531
10,003
4,793,495
541,380
4,252,115
43,749
561
3,363
343,050
65,325
277,725
9,893
455
2,340
137,916
20,874
117,042
16,555
459
6,738
657,971
176,139
481,832
49,208
687
4,420
435,864
63,015
372,849
28,456
388
4,112
389,945
103,730
286,215
32,667
168
469
50,046
3,155
46,891
4,880
459
3,913
4,123,198
413,470
3,709,728
49,905
775
25,550
12,385,950
1,200,140
11,185,310
172,349
516
12,320
6,020,453
515,342
5,505,111
50,062
517
3,475
384,736
71,735
313,001
11,924
CALIFORNIA 143
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions and explai
[Data an based on reports tot only a sample of lums. See textj
Site of fafm-Conlinued
fPECTFTEO CROPS QARVESTEIVContinBed
Hay crops — Ccntlnued
Wild hay cut farms Teporting .
Sales farms reportljig.
Other hay cut faims reportli]g.
Sales fame reportljig.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reportljig.
tons, green weight.
Cotton harvested f ariDS reporting.
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale fame reporting.
hundredweight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar faims reporting.
tens.
Vegetables harvested for sale faime reporting.
Sales dollars.
Land In bearing and ncnbearlng fruit
oixhards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ fams reporting.
Apples' faxms reporting.
Trees of all ages tiumber.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
^entity harvested tons.
Peaches, clingstone' farms repotting.
Trees of all ages nujiber.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Peaches, freestone' farme reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age nujober.
^entity harvested tens .
Peai*s, Bartlett' fame reporting.
Trees of all ages nujiber.
Trees not of bearing age nulttber.
Trees of bearing age miiiber.
^entity harvested tons .
Pears other than Bartlett' fainis repoirtltig.
acres.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age nuiaber.
Trees of bearing age niunber.
Identity harvested toiis.
Grapes, table' farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age ntuaber.
Quantlly harvested tons.
Grapes, imlsln' farms repoitlng.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age nusiber.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight.
Grapes, wine or Juice' farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Plums' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age nuniber.
Trees of bearing age rajmber.
(^ontity harvested tons.
323
1,^22
103, 6U
5,742
97,942
9,452
332
5,292
527,007
123,293
403,714
32,206
402
2,837
271,476
52,954
218,522
16,6U
321
4,718
461,288
127,736
333,552
32,782
135
290
7,783
3,604,302
91,645
3,512,657
42,935
326
16,4&l
8,145,726
934,910
7,210,816
123,682
282
9,940
4,867,504
237,210
4,630,294
57,403
337
2,695
285,742
47,625
238,117
7,688
172
2,303
U7,397
11,390
126,007
23,175
125
3,012
304,743
72,149
232,594
23,389
196
949
83,369
8,644
74,725
7,120
88,309
14,593
73,716
10,062
162
4,899
2,292,048
38,854
2,253,194
25,662
127
5,838
2,899,432
328,052
2,571,380
36,767
105
4,297
2,317,226
105,317
2,211,909
19,940
123
480
47,943
9,015
38,928
2,228
105
1,383
79,501
5,960
73,5a
13,594
151
3,968
379,301
127,049
252,252
20,194
123
1,6U
146,432
44,159
102,273
8,468
94
1,545
161,710
37,177
124,533
U,300
43
118
6,235
2,767,658
252,400
2,515,258
36,220
138
8,035
4,055,505
696,594
3,358,911
52,212
124
3,680
1,853,869
251,580
1,602,189
15,416
93
995
141,553
11,185
130,368
3,931
1,092
115,946
240,782
54,079
2,715
51,364
5,195
405
10,563
1,024,738
285,153
739,585
70,103
517
3,355
328,409
51,816
276,593
23,371
373
3,459
375,748
102,084
273,664
35,385
171
255
14,673
6,608,209
901,097
5,707,112
91,363
339
18,970
9,191,515
1,358,949
7,822,567
129,099
3U
12,389
6,308,720
502,151
5,805,569
55,255
371
2,773
293,503
70,758
222,735
7,643
259
3,064
163,252
19,249
144,003
16,552
213
7,688
756,956
210,352
546,604
52,222
247
3,576
318,436
41,650
276,786
21,159
261
4,185
411,185
79,011
332,174
43,452
148
1,377
149,553
20,819
128,734
8,424
204
11,919
5,114,028
824,807
4,289,221
55,571
162
14,142
6,720,181
944,109
5,775,072
96,538
187
15,875
7,910,805
545,197
7,354,509
71,594
201
1,701
173,235
40,514
132,621
5,919
30,954
3,722
27,232
121
4,418
417,239
119,501
297,738
23,360
154
4,413
382,033
82,251
299,782
18,063
148
2,284
228,206
67,021
161,185
20,246
60
68
9,981
1,954
8,017.
96
10,558
5,285,823
606,176
4,680,647
71,979
91
7,870
3,716,499
552,010
3,054,489
47,932
87
14,553
7,059,319
1,023,626
6,035,693
52,688
127
1,051
104,029
24,232
79,747
3,204
See footnotes at end of table.
144
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA are based on reports foe only a sample of farms. See lexl]
(For definitions and explanations,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Pmnes-' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages nujDber.
Trees not of bearing age nujaber.
Trees of bearing age ntunber.
Quantity harvested tons, diy weight.
Apricots^ farms reporting.
Trees of ""n ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Walnuts, English^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age. number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Almonds^ f anus reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons .
Oranges, Valencia-' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested' field boxes.
Oranges, navel-* farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes .
Oranges, other^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Lemons' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes .
6,293
101,977
8,707,235
2,255,438
6,451,797
129,576
9,115
39,739
3,076,820
538,375
2,538,445
176,915
18,232
US.ObS
4,078,934
1,242,063
2,836,871
56,390
9,555
113,074
7,189,613
1,621,391
5,568,222
73,449
9,503
90,650
8,032,666
978,204
7,054,462
31,634,227
10,023
72,535
6,913,957
1,245,887
5,668,070
23,418,693
2,150
5,267
490,493
195,494
294,999
678,372
7,738
63,510
6,373,837
645,204
5,728,633
25,733,789
1,205
1,710
132,515
24,395
108,120
1,313
2,788
1,826
139,549
12,400
127,149
7,105
4,066
5,660
174,285
51,440
122,845
1,667
2,481
3,624
243,488
33,428
210,060
2,244
3,566
5,654
494,896
16,625
478,271
1,539,104
2,642
2,313
220,593
16,115
204,478
514,436
805
282
25,770
7,515
18,255
26,240
2,818
2,850
274,421
16,340
258,081
917,645
2,612
21,822
1,846,481
442,985
1,403,496
24,054
3,537
12,221
957,411
141,599
815,812
54,713
7,554
35,745
1,032,134
311,095
721,039
12,420
3,924
30,296
1,986,218
415,305
1,570,4U
21,796
3,682
27,344
2,395,327
196,067
2,199,260
10,137,759
4,543
21,990
2,064,901
260,147
1,804,754
7,403,077
706
926
85,911
36,095
49,816
130,376
2,706
12,756
1,278,188
125,228
1,152,960
5,146,881
6,704
565,465
99,490
465,975
8,698
544
4,353
343,872
49,990
293,882
23,509
1,316
12,915
342,247
91,127
251,120
4,994
10,454
669,638
173,038
496,600
6,517
478
6,656
578,349
67,810
510,539
2,421,763
652
6,300
569,137
97,784
471,353
2,029,810
111
467
36,145
3,836
27,309
64,545
415
3,802
393,369
47,935
345,434
1,719,255
459
11,749
988,963
155,813
833, 150
17,271
492
4,360
330,790
53,819
276,971
21,280
1,127
U,063
330,330
104,639
225,691
5,868
557
12,113
751,056
113,045
638,011
9,566
458
7,146
598,330
51,775
546,555
3,113,512
650
160,388
640,400
2,858,675
27,675
12,690
14,985
17,545
4,157
437,775
17,931
419,794
386
10,507
885,730
160,210
725,570
15,272
371
3,720
278,062
72,597
205,465
14,173
12,089
364,234
134,857
229,377
4,674
439
9,289
625,498
117,375
508,123
6,507
345
6,521
603,310
73,316
529,994
2,469,471
409
6,117
579,807
87,158
492,649
2,189,254
103
758
72,017
3,935
63,082
241,009
439,049
40,928
398,121
1,853,779
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butteifat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
^Harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958.
CALIFORNIA
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For de5nidons and espl&caUoDs, see Una)
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
Size of fann-Continued
145
SFECIFTED CROPS HABVE^TED-Contiaudd
Prunes^ f anas reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Qiantlty harvested tans, dry weight.
Apricots^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearljig age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Walnuts, filgllsh farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number-
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
(^lantlty harvested tens .
Almonds^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
f^antlty harvested tons .
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
(^antlty harvested* field boxes .
Oranges , navel^ f anus reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes .
Oranges, otber^ faras reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Lemons^ fame reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
(^entity harvested field boxes.
289
9,205
647,588
126,751
520,827
12,412
307
2,«5
190,772
30,711
160,061
12,387
702
11,618
308,345
118,133
190,212
4,162
339
6,638
392,306
85,764
306,542
4,194
171
5,648
519,349
130,994
388,355
1,918,040
264
4,970
480,048
103,885
376,163
1,434,153
70
780
72,291
44,895
27,396
66,366
200
3,813
453,391
46,716
406,675
1,399,953
113
2,906
261,970
87,325
174,645
3,265
154
1,293
128,055
26,475
101,580
5,705
370
7,806
190,122
54,473
135,649
196
6,095
388,563
99,214
289,349
4,227
144
3,352
297,859
17,549
280,310
l,30e,0U
134
2,404
223,719
36,921
186,798
1,014,261
26
457
43,447
5,850
37,597
41,810
152
3,350
312,469
27,094
285,375
1,129,709
78
3,947
313,928
45,587
268,341
6,362
102
2,081
152,620
40,102
122,518
6,071
280
5,395
120,719
45,669
75,050
1,874
130
3,316
167,461
36,522
130,939
2,117
73
2,016
186,277
16,924
1*9,353
732,830
106
1,937
181,662
54,959
126,703
490,084
30
215
31,031
19,645
U,386
19,770
117
1,582
167,638
35,256
132,382
753,516
313
14,438
1,253,492
386,251
867,241
16,396
356
2,570
177,120
8,331
168,789
12,522
374
12,836
306,221
69,233
235,988
5,470
385
U,685
899,814
297,891
601,923
7,868
9,523
825,179
117,267
707,912
2,862,056
316
6,944
677,045
148,969
528,076
2,203,793
103
296
26,854
16,909
9,945
24,086
252
7,487
742,374
59,007
683,357
3,054,216
208
8,861
807,917
242,141
565,776
13,735
220
2,156
149,138
25,302
123,836
8,519
550
15,103
411,325
115,461
295,854
3,966
196
9,029
530,973
U3,667
417,306
4,183
157
5,867
520,372
96,797
423,575
1,787,111
138
4,963
468,487
108,571
359,916
1,670,492
57
408
37,881
10,945
25,935
24,186
201
9,457
896,183
100,847
795,336
3,867,704
109
5,374
569,582
287,589
281,993
6,506
138
2,107
168,337
60,270
108,067
3,303
266
6,461
170,114
53,342
115,772
3,036
114
4,760
307,039
78,700
228,339
2,238
65
2,810
265,663
52,938
213,725
1,042,086
90
2,437
241,473
55,078
186,395
621,295
24
77
5,040
462,152
38,696
423,456
2,424,234
4,754
433,554
196,891
236,663
51,094
16,779
34,315
2,628
245
11,372
328,858
92,594
236,264
4,139
105
3,770
227,559
56,942
170,617
1,992
76
8,113
746,755
140,142
606,613
2,302,482
79
3,994
406,297
115,912
290,385
989,363
23
140
15,790
9,355
7,425
18,852
73
5,081
516,828
39,176
427,652
1,552,994
146
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
Q)au are baaed on raporta for only a aample of faima. See text]
FtBMS, HCREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms jiumtw*
Percent diathtxiUon percent.
Land in farms acres.
Percent distribution percent
Aven^te si le of ram acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per faim .dollara.
Average per acre dol I ars .
Land in farms according to use;
Ooplnnd liarveated /arms reporting
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
SO to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres fanns reporting
100 to 199 acres ..fanns reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture fanns reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting,
SoiUimprovement grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other cropland [idle and crop failure) farms reporting
WcXMlland pastured (arms reporting,
Wxxiland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cinpland and not wxjdiand) farms reporting.
Improved pasture farms re|xirting
Irrigated land in farms fanns tenoning
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
Oopland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
Land in strip-cropping systems (or
soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY ,40E
Operators reporting age jiumber
Under ■JI.I years Jiumber
25 to ,^4 years number
35 to 44 years number,
45 to 54 years jiumbef ,
55to64 years ^lumber
65 or more years number
Average age years
OFF.F\RM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opetators-
Workine off their famis. tol^ operatnrs reoorung
1 to 99 Hays operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family working off fann operators reporting
With income from sources other than fann
operated and off-farm work operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting.
Operators not wot4(ing off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting
With other rnemhers o( (amily working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
99,232
36,853,851
76,784
8,012,806
25,039
11,882
6,482
8,95A
9,534
6,577
5,167
1,948
1,201
20,921
3,034,741
17,905
1,916,450
6,336
1,103,148
1,355
125,140
11, %3
688,162
5,550
4,063,804
4,349
862,312
21,157
17,0%, 729
8,885
854,556
74,205
7,416,784
64,235
6,208,682
39,275
1,446
92,102
97,550
847
3,511
22,647
26,244
22,645
16,656
51.3
13,977
24,852
31,126
54,712
7,807,644
8,483
8,605
5,4%
8,1%
9,180
6,473
5,136
1,940
1,198
14,620
2,328,264
14,014
1,784,172
5,524
1,075,793
1,022
103,107
8,946
605,267
3,480
3,693,570
2,381
706,749
13,551
16,4^7,931
5,824
310,733
53,793
7,214,320
43,572
6,086,351
53,526
7,761
25,892
65,708
601
6,130
15,655
18,285
16,184
8,853
50.4
22,685
7,761
3,373
11,551
6,626
11,979
10,205
44,244
8,172,214
23.4
203.1
31,949
1,956,327
7,139
6,980
3,955
5,219
4,559
2,196
1,396
360
145
7,657
945,073
7,320
403,867
2,434
183,190
457
40,780
4,939
134,897
1,708
910,239
1,542
335,322
6,610
3,089,803
2,%3
230,555
31,517
1,990,364
23,550
1,587,834
39,504
187
2,307
7,574
10,923
11, 511
7,002
53.2
14,613
4,140
2,079
8,399
8,095
7,610
25,621
3,480
11,951
18,671,264
53.6
1,163.7
3,085
2,907
2,488
1,323,729
4,682
953, 728
2,321
612,577
420
47,876
2,654
293,275
9,723,834
1,347
407, 516
13,901
3,264,274
12,695
2,604,973
81, 590
561
155,829
26,412
328
35,395
15,867
84
1,640
4,879
4,804
3,118
1,342
48.0
4,756
2,304
744
1,708
1,398
2,409
1,401
4,026,315
11.5
2,206.2
1,551
927,024
1,413
831,197
15,3%
39
9,793
4
3,299
50
4,070
CALIFORNIA I47
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaLa are based on reports for only a sample of fanns.
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fams number. ,
Land in farms acres. ,
Percent dislribution percent.,
Avenge size of farm acres.,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars..
Average per acre dollars,,
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fams reporting..
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. .
10 to 19 acres turns reportine. ,
2D to 29 acres farms reoortinR..
W to 49 acres farms reporlinf;..
50 to 99 acres farms reportifiR..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. .
200 to 499 acres farms reooftjng..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1.000 or more acres faims reporting..
Cropland used only for paatitre farms reportinK. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporUng. .
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting..
Soil •improvement grasses and legumes fanns reporting. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
Woodland not pa.^Uired farms reporting. .
Olhw pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting..
Improved pasture fams reporting. .
iFfigated land in farms farms rcfjorting..
Imgaled cropland harvested farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover ciop^ farma reporting. .
Cropland used for fjain or row cmps
farmed on the contour farms reporting..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion oontnl farms reporting..
Syatiwi of terrarcB on crop and pasture land farrns renorting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 y»'ar5 number. .
il to ^4 years number. ,
35 to 44 years number..
4S to 54 years number..
55 tofl4 years number,.,
65 or more years number. . ,
Averajjpage years..,
OFF-FARM WORK ANDOTWER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting..,
1 to 99 days operators reporting..,
100 to 199 days operators reporting..,
300 or more day« operators reporting...
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting...
WitJi income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting...
With other income of family exceeding value of
agncultural products sold operators reporting...
Operators not wofking off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting...
With other members of family workine off farm op«ralor<i reporting.. .
With income fnam sourcM other than farm operated . . operators n>norting. . .
With other irrome of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold ooerators reportinR..,
See footnotes at end of table.
■clal farms by
■ of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
2,3U,387
6.6
581.8
32,692
1,212
1,279,05*
2,830
362,332
2,186
251,60
6,668
98
9,648
Share -cash tenants
29,417
222
31,350
172,086
728
161,986
Crop -share tenants
676,462
1.9
310.3
Livestock -share
1,963
323,947
1,950
311,278
148
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DaU are baged on refwits for only a sample of laxms. See textj
(For definitions and explaj
Connnerclal farms by
PEOFIED EQWP^IENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines
Com pickers
Pick-up balers
Field forage harvesters .
Motoitnjcks
3 reporting..
number . .
3 reporting..
number..
3 reporting..
number.,
s reporting. ,
number..
TVactora farms reporting..
number..
Tractors other than garden farms renorting.,
number.,
1 tractor farms reoorting.,
2 tractors farms reporting.
1 tractors farms reporting.,
4 tractors farms reporting . ,
fi or more tractors .farms reporting. ,
IVheel tractors farms repr>rting.
Crawler tractors farms reporting.,
Gar^n tractors farms reporting.,
number .
Automobiles farms reporting.
Automobiles and, 'or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting..
Pome freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms renortjng.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
749
994
8,287
9,164
3,176
3,984
70,569
131,019
70,811
160,999
65,586
147,390
33,396
15,317
7,276
3,724
5,873
57,604
104, 597
28,382
42,793
12,438
13,609
87,463
127,098
94,735
87,749
59,542
11,482
5,324
723
962
7,707
8,537
3,042
3,824
53,140
110,208
54,250
138,772
52,384
130,829
22,526
13,476
6,944
3,635
5,303
46,913
92,302
24,491
38,527
7,055
7,943
60,159
90,206
64,920
60,570
41,191
10,035
5,102
195
245
2,962
3,170
1,212
1,450
29,244
4S,082
30,640
59,353
29,079
54,385
16,002
7,458
2,964
1,242
1,413
25,574
39,972
11,167
14,413
35,895
50,758
38,745
361
465
3,268
3,685
1,265
1,666
14,913
39,832
14,872
52,086
14,745
50,139
3,557
3,764
2,711
1,708
3,005
13,513
34,126
8,776
16,013
1,613
1,947
14,967
24,855
15,868
14,981
11,273
2,675
1,454
1,553
7,855
1,521
7,567
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road .
1 or more miles tn a hard surface road . .
Imile
2 or .1 miles
5 reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting.
s reporting.,
s reporting,
s reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reportin.
79,291
7,695
9,783
6,702
3,081
1,440
918
160
29,556
145,215
21,053
53,836
5,159
6,204
27,044
140,230
20,222
33,152
2,649
3,444
2,435
1,009
527
300
13,441
46,570
9,263
23,877
12,683
1,475
1,456
8,537
54,126
6,941
29,900
1,236
21,615
1,031
14,513
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reoorting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting..
3 or 4 hired workers farms renorting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. ,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
RESIDENCE OF F,ARM OPERATOP.
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. ,
Operators not reporting residence number. ,
USE OF (SMMERQAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year operators reporting. ,
acres on which used.
Dry materials farms repotting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
9,916
4,428
3,291
2,001
1,417
82,756
11,707
4,769
48,308
5,070,648
1,105,865
42,788
815,686
11,649
290,179
9,263
4,328
3,263
1,974
1,394
54,749
9,110
3,0TO
39,679
4,983,148
1,085,481
34,739
796,968
10,785
288,513
34,338
4,165
1,736
21,905
1,199,643
280,152
19,486
232,064
4,774
2,872
1,346
1,260
11,581
2,368,361
501,042
10,060
372,542
3,971
128,500
1,246
732,310
152,493
1,102
84,791
352
67,702
Dry materials farms repr
Liquid materials farms reporting.
8,381
639,179
7,801
91,363
7,305
618,937
6,311
88,892
3,166
181,912
3,025
27, 541
2,944
308,046
2,696
44,845
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Li(]ttid materials farms repotting. .
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
2,601
126,715
2,509
18,662
108
366
907
31,641
330
32,736
116
2,345
1,960
119,050
1,873
17,435
13,823
30
5,487
CALIFORNIA
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR:
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of [arms. See text]
149
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
S*EnnED EQUIPMENT AM) FACIUTIES AM> KIND OF ROAD
number..
Com pickers farms ref»rting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number..
Field forage harvesters faims reporting..
number.,
Motortnicks farms reporting..
number..
Tractors faima reporting..
Tncu>Ts other than gaHen farms reporting..
number, ,
1 tractor farms reporting..
S tnctora farms reporting..
8 Indors farms reporting..
4 (ndors farms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Whe^ tractors farms reporting..
Crawler tractors farms reporting. .
number..
GardeD tractors turns reporting..
\ulomobiIes fanns reporting..
number..
Automobiles and,'of motortrgeka firms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Eleclnc milk cooler farms reporting..
Croo drier f for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting..
Power -operated elevator, conveyor, or Mower Juma reporting..
Farms by kind ol road on vrttich located:
HaH surfacp farms reporting. .
Gravel, shell, or shale f aims reporting..
Dirt Of unimproved farms reporting..
Less thao 1 mile to a hard surf ace road fams reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surf ace road farms reporting..
• "111* farms reporting..
2 or Smiles farms r«porling...
4 Tiilei ivms repcrting..,
5 or more mtlea farms rtporttag. . ,
FARM LABOR, WF,EK PRECEDING ENUMERATIOS
Hired woriters fanrai reporting..,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) famis reporting, . ,
persons..,
Farms roporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farm« reporting..,
2 hired workers farms reporting...
?lor 4 hired workers fams reporting...
5 to 9 hired workers farms importing. . .
10 or more hirrid workers farms reporting...
RESIDE.NCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Operators not reporting residence .nanber...
USE OF COMMERGAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Cnmmercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year fanrs reporting. . .
acres on which used. . .
I>y mat«rial3 farms reporting...
Liquid matenals Tvms rvporting. . .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture /arms reporting...
Dry materials firms reporting...
Liquid materials ftnns reporting...
Othw pa.'»iurr (not cropland) farms reporting. . ,
Dry mau-nals farms reporting...
Liquid materials fann>t reporting...
Irlah potatoes farms rtrorting...
Dry materials fanns reporting,. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
See footiiot«M at end of table.
cial fanns by tenure of operator — Continued
3,006
7,383
2,913
7,011
1,202
805
406
2,716
5,174
1,331
1,837
3,343
2,181
1,507
1,879
9,591
1,424
5,671
1,859
202,798
52,705
1,597
39,237
580
13,468
33,338
397
4,312
18,555
239
8,584
1,955
5,768
1,933
5,607
1,692
3,611
1,167
1,9%
1,982
2,797
2,141
1,618
247,921
46,077
1,239
28,679
67B
17,398
150
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports For only a sample of raims. See text J
«t)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
(For derinition? and pvplanations, sw t
Total
Full owners
Part oivners
Managers
All tenants
USE OF COMMERa \h FERTILIZER AND LI\fE-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizinp materials
usert during the year-Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
8,324
823,709
6,222
117,643
2,809
71,258
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
36,753
3,255,783
31,858
527,273
9,024
185,196
375
10,774
23,738
98,427
48,870
434,925,878
5,611
20,659
4,987
5,907
11,706
29,857
337,681,330
17,140
4,875
2,633
2,154
3,055
46,513
99,468,129
14,041
17,173
15,299
62,284
498,742,765
8,915
8,147
7,130
10,822
9,431
7,472
5,270
3,439
1,658
32,531
37,801,989
10,848
10,794
3,798
7,091
%,093
80,666,114
27,792
35,637
14,182
15,662
2,825
2,862,511,403
28,847
1,737,093,121
782,538,762
270,103,488
588,127,495
96,323,376
1,1J25,418,282
231,908,368
323,754,746
569,755,168
7,872
819,751
5,855
116,755
2,714
71,090
1,938
198,563
1,149
27,509
1,148
21,935
29,940
3,205,108
25,476
513,691
8,330
183,925
360
10,424
23,263
66,924
32,555
425,540,297
2,300
9,556
3,720
5,334
11,645
20,815
333,506,577
8,960
4,259
2,470
2,108
3,018
36,575
97,079,722
7,416
14,227
14,932
52,741
491,445,463
4,476
5,553
5,942
9,898
9,128
7,428
5,254
3,421
1,641
26,188
36,567,704
6,521
9,260
3,580
6,827
65,996
77,132,884
8,347
26,018
13,365
15,457
2,809
2,828,887,076
42,267
1,719,423,359
779,255,031
269,089,767
575,474,048
95,604,513
1,109,463,717
230,010,611
319,915,761
559,537,345
3,191
148,302
2,415
23,019
945
10,605
326
22,843
197
3,048
178
2,625
17,259
792,171
15,110
168,427
3,915
33,144
179
3,147
7,707
40,239
19,217
212,337,003
1,414
5,2%
2,090
3,146
7,271
12,545
99,598,831
5,574
2,879
1,581
1,202
1,309
20,710
29,457,464
5,323
8,823
6,564
30,061
153,527,248
3,164
3,940
4,007
6,400
5,398
3,418
2,178
1,197
359
13,060
9,995,266
4,591
4,958
1,435
2,075
39,508
25,020,868
7,042
18,752
7,307
5,899
508
978,428,735
24,261
512,771,049
133,864,231
29,177,935
306,328,775
43,400,108
465,657,686
177,567,739
126,765,462
161,324,435
3,339
443,757
2,492
70,960
1,236
32,978
993
109,480
597
15,714
583
11,373
8,258
1,431,319
6,810
213,029
2,888
77,726
115
5,722
12,337
16,045
8,142
101,952,275
600
2,851
1,053
1,280
2,358
5,030
98,157,913
2,228
843
537
523
899
10,401
38,419,233
1,320
3,407
5,674
14,123
190,318,832
772
935
1,205
2,140
2,335
2,643
1,954
1,372
767
8,564
15,946,721
1,265
2,754
1,467
3,078
15,977
33,629,801
459
3,796
3,763
6,401
1,558
1,038,719,963
64,738
724,966,182
422,542,779
122,589,353
153,735,530
25,093,520
313,753,781
31,631,808
89,918,138
192,203,835
120
114,492
91
7,511
50
18,956
69
13,799
42
1,708
48
1,244
1,048
547,923
908
63,570
309
45,257
18
629
1,420
1,825
775
49,411,733
47
206
69
107
346
466
97,660,714
112
68
46
48
192
943
17,556,904
102
229
612
1,654
81,761,494
41
67
71
178
237
236
266
267
291
729
4,581,723
75
175
87
392
1,786
7,403,804
82
508
325
557
314
414,637,131
227,226
246,283,203
101,280,867
50,371,329
80,745,858
13,885,149
168,403,928
10,698,794
9,463,736
148,241,398
1,222
Do matwinls
LiquiH maleriftls
, .fanns reporting...
. .faims reporting. . .
113,200
857
15,265
483
8,541
550
52,441
313
7,039
339
6,693
3,375
. .fanns reporting...
, , farms reportang...
..farms reporting...
acres limed...
433,695
2,648
Liquid mslwials
Lime or liming ma[«nals used durinR the year
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
68,665
1,218
27,798
48
926
1,799
8,815
4,421
61,839,286
239
1,203
508
801
1,670
Purchase of livestock and noulti>
. .farms report! ntt...
dollars...
2,774
38,089,119
1,046
469
306
335
618
4,521
dollars...
11,646,121
671
1,768
2,082
6,903
dollars...
65,837,889
499
6U
659
1,180
1,158
1,131
856
585
224
3,835
dollars...
6,043,994
590
tttrmx reoortin-
1,373
591
1,281
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
, . .farms reporting. . .
dollars...
8,725
11,078,411
764
SlOO to S499 fams reporlinp. . .
J5(X) to $099 farms reportinff. . .
.$1,000 to 54,999 farms rerxirtini;. . .
$.1,000 or more farms reportinc. . .
ESTIMATED VALl'E OF PRODU(~rS SOLD BV SOURCE
All fann producUs sold total, dollars...
average per farm, dol 1 ars . . .
2,962
1,970
2,600
429
397,051,247
45,017
235,402,925
Field crops, other than ve,(!etai>les and fruiLs and nuts
Fruits and nuts sold , ...
sold dollars...
dollars...
121,567,154
66,951,150
34,663,885
All livestock and live-stock pioducts sold dollars...
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars. . .
12,220,736
161,648,322
10,112,220
93,758,425
Livestock and livestock onadueta, other
than poultry and dairy, gold
See footnotes at end of taWe.
dollars...
57,757,677
CALIFORNIA
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR:
151
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA ire blsed on reports Tor only a saniple of larms. See t«xl]
of operator — Continued
Crop -share tenants
USE OF COMVIERnAL FERTIUZER VNTl LIME-ronunued
Coovneraai fertilizer and rertiltzin^ malenajs
used during the year-Continued
Oops on which used-Continued
Cotton farms rationing. ,
l>y materials farms reporting.,
Litiuid materials farms reporting..
Sugar beets farms reporting..
Oy materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ml ot>ier croos farms reporting.,
Oy materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms rmorting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
SPEanED FARM EXPF.XDITl'RES
Any of the following specified expenditures , farms reporting.
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars.,
Under =10) farms reporting.,
SlflO lo*M9 farms reporting.,
fljm to 51,999 farms reporting. ,
SS,000 ti> ^,999 farms reporting. ,
55,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms n*porting..
liillars..
Under SI.OOC farm.H riTxirting..
?l,00n lo ??, 199 farms reporting..
Sa.-VW to «4,999 farms reporting, ,
?.'>,nflO to 50,999 farms reporting. ,
510,000 or morn faimn repotting. ,
Mar^hine hire farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting..
?^!noto$899 farms refYxting,.
SI, 000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollBrs..
Under SiMO , farms reporting..
50)0 Io>l99 farms reporting..
«0Uto5999 faimsrer»ining..
51,000 to 5?, 199 fares reporting,.
52..W0 to 51,999 farms reporting..
55,000 to 99,999 farms reporting,.
510.000 to 510.990 farms reporting..
530,000 to 549,999 farms re(«irUng..
550,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Seeds, hulbs, plants, and trees farms reponing..
Under 5100 farms ret»rtinc..
«lflOto5i99 farms reporting..
5.100 to 5999 farms reporting..
ai.OOO i>r more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum ^el
and oil for the farm businesa farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5100 farms reporting. .
5100 to 5«9 farms reporting. .
5.VW to 5B91> farmi* reporting, ,
51,000 to 5t,ni)9 farms reporting. .
55,000 or more , farms reporting. .
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODICTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm product" sold tttUi], dollars..
average per farm, dollars. .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegr>tables and fruilti and nuts, sold dollars. .
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest proilucLs and hnnieulujral sneeialty pmducts sold dollars. .
rUI livcslock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and p<iultry prtMJUCts sold dollars..
Daily products sold dollars. .
Livestock and livestock fModucts, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars,.
See footnotes nl end of table.
3,496
168
13,161
106
1,932
80
l,i35
l,19i
116,062
1,001
26,878
3,973
2,569
36,i87,5«)
77,592,515
29,870,655
34,499,679
7,031,346
6,1<)0,835
95,524,115
5,054,178
57,047,476
39,103,354
25,332,190
10,448,129
3,265,060
67,975
4,271,546
227,165
2,086,421
2,180
387
3,776,897
73,834,864
48,315,837
8,488,133
16,475,313
555,581
13,972,510
158,374
1,083,209
1,552,677
1,189,032
21,606
318,539
23,500
5,237,818
139,418
3,960,893
14,826
109
2,417
12,615
131
1,953
43,309,515
16,859,440
13,493,603
7,573,627
5,382,845
42,642,333
4,533,085
29,590,426
152
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on repofts for only a sample of Tanns. See text]
LI\'ESTOCK AND UVF.STOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves fa^^^
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting
Milk cows farms reportine
Heifers and heifer calves farms renorung
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves f
1 head farms reporting
2 to 4 head farms renorling
.■) to 9 head farms reporting
If) to 10 head farms reporting,
30 to 49 head farms reporting
VI to 99 head farms reporting
100 to t9S head farms reporting
5:>0or more head farms reporting.
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
I head farms renorting
i? lo 9 head farms reporting
IP to 19 head ....... farms reporting
20 to 39 head farms reporting
TO to 49 head farms reporting
SO to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head fanns reporting
100 or more head farms reeorting
Milk cows-
1 head farms renorting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
ill to 29 head Farms reporting
TO to 49 head fnr^.s renorti
50 to 7 4 head (arms renorti
75 to 99 head farms report!
100 or more head farms reoorti
Horses and or mules farms reonrli
Hogs and pigs farms
ilom since lunp 1 farms
riom hefore June I
farms reporting
number
Sheep and lambs farms reporting
number
Lambs under 1 year old. farms reporting
Sheen 1 year old and over farms reporting
Ewes farms report] ng
Rams and wethers farms reporting
Goats and kids farms renorting
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms renorti ng
Hogs and nigs sold aliv
Sheep and lambs sold a
Chickens including broilers sold farms
Chicken eggs sold farms
Litteis farrowed December 1, 1958.
to November 30, 1959 farms
number
T to 9 litters farms
10 to 19 litters farms
90 to 19 litters farms
10 to 1^9 litters ...farms
70 or more litters farms
June 2 to November TO farms
December 1 lo June I farms
number
See footnotes at end of table.
33,675
3,721,209
30,906
1,465,145
20,351
766,804
31,111
1,097,275
30,440
1,158,789
2,091
6,227
6,040
5,315
6,721
4,493
5,789
9,292
3,143
2,302
2,721
2,122
1,207
4,330
1,314
1,196
1,430
1,234
381,625
6,320
207,205
6,337
174,420
9,289
1,997,604
6,135
664,365
8,147
1,333,239
7,907
1,280,814
6,156
52,425
2,419
25,013
27, 599
30,918,103
32,410
2,945,288
522,144,524
4,939
440,894
14,990,396
6,384
1,760,347
24,644,858
10,889
7,185,246,077
323,754,746
9,564
36,681,280
10,099
416,121,713
133,158,947
2,978
30,286
2,536
33,546
25,551
12,919
3,571,251
1,176,787
21,247
10,500
1,414,290
510,548
14,472
7,347
748,308
293,200
21,134
10,449
1,040,461
357,487
20,723
10,145
1,116,500
303,752
1,181
675
2,953
1,825
1,908
1,181
2,427
1,425
4,968
2,940
4,388
2,104
6,529
2,423
1,197
346
2,661
1,615
4,079
2,502
2,192
1,264
2,058
1,122
2,656
1,274
2,104
841
1,202
443
4,295
1,439
3,199
1,813
3.086
1,788
1,154
748
1,181
701
1,420
666
1,233
489
738
254
2,461
883
13,780
6,338
57,195
23,619
5,441
2,878
330,593
170,677
3,725
1,956
177,082
96,933
3,639
1,907
153,511
73,744
5,%0
3,128
1,898,209
503,650
4,005
2,126
644,028
145,756
5,271
2,820
1,254,181
357,894
5,126
2,746
1,208,266
341,395
4,155
2,247
45,915
16,499
1,093
710
15,964
8,770
18,088
U,892
30,126,365
26,374,640
21,955
10,841
2,880,679
369,407
514,733,136
146,044,147
2,876
1,577
397, 798
210,868
13,525,132
7,169,512
4,247
2,249
1,706,723
403,123
23,894,122
5,713,792
9,512
4,618
112,349,750
2,832,729,571
319,915,761
126,765,462
7,788
6,654
36,344,204
28,468,766
7,680
6,429
411,584,504
363,965,150
131,707,041
U6, 468, 348
2,133
1,114
55,911
26,549
1,775
26,059
1,661
29,852
7,810
1,410,133
6,612
544,954
3,968
221,247
6,678
432,745
6,648
432,434
1,599
91,113
1,084
48,468
1,139
42,645
1,918
959,634
1,277
342,194
1,713
617,440
1,674
5%, 614
1,333
20,826
234
4,775
3,923
2,080,237
6,346
%8,676
173,023,989
368
104,093
3,539,162
1,419
873,133
12,223,862
2,456
2,035,298,493
39,918,138
17,847
550
108,310
4,111
119
41,841
90
15,800
80
26,041
132
89,2%
83
25,714
103
63,582
100
60,828
76
2,754
20
394
CALIFORNIA 153
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dau are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LI\'ESrOCK AVD UVESTOCK PBOWCTS
Cattle and calves fanns report ng...
number...
Cows, including heifers that have calved fams reporting...
Mi!k cows farms reporting...
number . . .
Heifers and heifer calves fams reporting...
number...
Steers and bulls includinB stew and bull calves farms reporting...
Farms reporting bv number on hand:
Catlle and caJves-
I head f^nns reporting...
2to < head farms reporting...
5 Co 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
9D to 49 head farms reporting...
SO to 99 hearf f«nns reporting...
100 to 499 hew] farms reporting...
500 or more head f«ms reporting. . .
Cows, including heifers that have calvetW
1 head farms reporting...
2 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 29 head farms reporting...
:)0 to 49 head farm« reporting...
SO to 74 head farms rctporting...
75 to 99 head '«™« reporting. . ,
100 or more he«l farm* reporting...
Iirilk cows-
1 head fuw reporting..,
2 to9 head 'arms reporting..,
10 to 19 hMd farms reporting..,
30 to 29 head farms reporting..,
VI to 49 head fMW rqjortini;..
M to 7 1 head fann« reporting. .
75 to 99 head fonn* reporting..,
100 or more head fanns reportinc .
Horses and, or mules '«"« reporting. -
Hogs and pigs '«rtw« reporting..
number..
Bom since -lune 1 fn™" reportine..
Rom before .June I farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs -. tamn reoorting . .
number.,
I,ambs under 1 year old faims repiirting . .
number..
Shppp 1 year old and over faims reporting..
F.wes fwmn reporting. .
number..
Ram^ and wMhers farms reporting..
number . .
Ck)3ts andkrds f*""" reporting..
numbrr..
Chickens 4 months old and over fnrmf* reporting..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
ralUe and cnlvps wid ajjvp fnmi- ropurlin;!. .
ling" and pigs sold alive farm!' roporling..
numhor..
dollnrs..
Shero and ImnbH sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting..
Chickens including broilers wld farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollnrs..
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farm- reporimg..
number of litt«rs.,
I or 2 litters farms reporting..
II to 9 litters farms reporting..
Ifl to 19 littern farms reprirling.,
3) to W litter* farms reporting.,
40 to ftn liUcr" farm" reporting.,
70 or more litier* ., farms renorttng.,
Junf '2 to November W (■.ojdh rfporting.,
number of litters,,
December 1 tn lune 1 forms reporting.,
cial fanns by tenure of operator — Continued
2,355
315,671
2,118
177, A73
1,694
132,542
2,034
93,985
1,928
44,213
1,730
996
382,400
2,207
211,461
27,663,829
1,496
1,288,533,487
57,047,476
1,650
68
1,037
154
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
\T)&tA are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
SPEaFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting.
Under 11 acres farms reporting .
11 to 24 acres farms reporting.
25 to W acres farms reporting .
50 to 7A acres farms reporting .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 or more acres farms reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Sales farms reporting .
hundredwe ight .
Wheat harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. ,
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
100-lb. bags. .
Sales farms reporting . .
lOO-lb. bags..
Rice harvested farms reporting . .
lOO-lb. bags..
Sales. fariiG reporting. ,
lOO-lb. bags..
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting. .
100 -lb. bags..
Other diy field and seed beans
harvested farms reporting . .
lOO-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hoy farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grains; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting . .
Sales farms reporting. .
Wild hay cut farms reporting. .
S^l^s farms reporting. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
Sales farms reporting. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting...
tons, green weight...
See footnotes at end of table.
1,621
1,302
1,026
2,303
166,760
11,128,752
2,56i
213,572
7,569,4^4
2,986
347,020
8,278,648
2,842
7,978,587
1,085
127,370
4,074,423
719
3,430,790
7,658
1,484,822
32,147,640
6,341
29,073,990
1,333
305,918
13,555,246
1,327
13,308,785
595
2,201
159,911
2,575,410
14,034
1,023,899
5,439,850
2,554
137,228
244,697
8,175
327,965
536,305
2,572
168,956
1,109
94,656
105,274
1,095
44,321
66,465
1,256
1,211
1,000
2,054
164,125
11,028,713
2,428
211,360
7,518,719
2,804
342,548
8,217,411
2,697
7,928,051
985
3,389,209
7,051
1,465,220
31,907,874
5,399
23,906,050
1,323
305,718
13,552,241
1,317
13,305,785
583
2,094
158,406
2,563,395
12,600
1,004,319
5,372,736
7,813
3,898,122
2,130
132,713
237,663
6,330
299,921
499,399
1,946
157,943
769
700,724
2,486
235,164
4,983,198
1,718
4,278,438
374
5,354
278,245
1,388,824
3,027
864,632
2,609
84,715
145,868
1,242
115,482
4,121,615
1,496
208,951
4,739,068
1,443
4,543,287
531
1,760,692
3,107
756,595
15,399,127
2,845
13,652,016
7361
478,471
2,646,349
3,324
1,996,412
2,509
144,494
231,484
13,737
8
3,740
4,057,926
1,153
3,896,267
2,001
163,615
904, 547
1,303
721,972
CALIFORNIA 155
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR; CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data an based on reporta for only a SBPiple of fanns. See textj
Conmercial fame
of operator— Continued
Cash tenants
Share -cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
Livestock -share
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
Wider 11 acres farms reporting . .
U to 2*; acres farms reporting . .
25 to A9 acres farms reporting. .
50 to 76 acres farms reporting..
75 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 or more acres farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Sorghums for all purpoees farms reporting..
Harvested for grain or seed farms reporting..
hundredweight . .
Sales farms reporting . .
hundredweight..
Wheat harvested fams reporting, .
bus held. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting,.
bushels..
Barley harvested farms reporting..
100 -lb. bags..
Sales farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Rice harvested farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Saleo farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Dry lima beans harvested farms reporting..
100-lb. bags..
Other dry field and seed beans
harvested farms reporting,.
100-lb. begs.,
Hay orops:
Land from which hey was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat;
barley; rye; wild oats; volunteer
grain^; or other small grains
cut for hay farms reporting.,
Sales farms reporting . .
Wild hay cut farms reporting..
Sales farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,077
i,105
5,906
19,113
450,509
1,417,316
66
166
442,559
1,262,356
91
218
9,091
20,680
85
208
3,646
20,165
298,426
636,395
41,893
866,481
208
808,462
107,618
1,%3,006
552
1,925,740
20
3,737
150,915
20
150,280
115
28,849
1,347,380
115
1,341,341
44
3,147
62,837
77
14,485
154,972
117
13,781
233,510
120
12,909
210,807
42,100
12
1,325
156
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Commercial farms by tenure of operato]
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVES^TED-Continued
Cotton harvested farms reporting.
8,767
342, 940
1,833,671
8,295
838,917
1,832,415
3,445
155,905
328,685
3,469
453,322
983,652
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting..
hundredweight . .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar fartte reporting..
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees' farms reporting..
Apples' farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age , .number. .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Peaches, clingstone' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Peaches, freestone' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age .number . .
Quantity harvested tons . .
Pears , Bartlett' farms reporting , .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons..
Pears other than Bartlett' farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tons. .
Grapes , table' farms reporting . .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number . ,
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons. ,
Grapes , raisin' farms reporting .
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight.
Grapes, wine or juice' farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number .
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Plums' farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age .number .
Quantity harvested tons .
Prunes farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons, dry weight.
Apricots farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,171
84,293
22,746,982
1,987
201,555
4,642,340
7,707
24,232
1,467,840
237,388
1,230,452
178,018
7,477
83,349
8,165,354
1,922,147
6,243,707
565,211
10,536
43,865
4,273,100
725,568
3,547,532
264,585
6,073
41,173
4,152,519
986,593
3,165,926
344,439
2,391
4,879
477, 504
43,043
434,461
39, 596
106,203
48,190,343
5,099,151
43,091,692
602,146
9,215
227, 549
111,081,221
13,113,066
97,963,155
1,565,8
5,415
132,271
65,263,829
5,710,1
59,553,743
627,0
7,772
27,886
2,956,801
639,792
2,317,009
90,266
6,293-
101,977
8,707,235
2,255,433
6,451,797
129,576
9,115
39,739
3,076,820
538,375
2,538,445
176,915
1,038
84,152
22,703,477
1,985
201,545
4,642,140
3,704
19,420
1,226,243
189,058
1,037,185
167, 540
4,879
79,869
7,322, %0
1,741,530
6,081,430
560,103
6,647
41,473
4,047,332
663,166
3,384,166
260,178
3,598
39,014
3,997,916
962,052
3,035,864
340,747
1,321
4,607
459,921
40,174
419,747
39,372
3,823
104,530
47,438,933
4,704,663
42,734,270
599,582
7,658
223,076
109,053,451
12,229,652
%, 823, 799
1,553,575
3,867
124,296
60,924,847
4,334,366
56,090,481
613,726
4,538
26,345
2,821,570
583,255
2,238,315
89,079
3,987
93,759
8,039,078
1,945,018
6,094,060
126,676
5,228
36,560
2,854,089
488,992
2,365,097
172,921
2,502
10,082
635,606
114,846
520,760
33,420
3,206
41,445
4,030,508
812,457
3,218,051
308, U8
4,511
22,949
2,286,900
335,738
1,951,162
151,430
2,377
22,526
2,335,883
527,738
1,808,145
188,061
815
2,154
201,954
4,370
197,584
20,095
2,522
50,654
23,235,592
1,993,130
21,242,462
294,317
5,351
130,192
63,978,907
6,552,617
57,426,290
936,339
2,584
57,482
28,149,769
2,516,436
25,633,333
311,101
3,122
15,711
1,672,764
313,233
1,359,531
53,044
2,521
4^,863
3,724,374
924,615
2,799,759
57,150
3,458
18,364
1,412,764
215,033
1,197,731
93,124
1,007
110,744
2,580,379
839
7,396
449,162
65,705
383,457
69,502
1,298
26,385
2,594,472
755,752
1,838,720
168,762
1,536
12,874
1,182,044
215,524
%6,520
76,469
830
11,215
1,114,321
332,259
782,062
87,761
347
1,825
188,512
33,362
155,150
12,316
31,646
14,221,765
1,724,722
12,497,043
171,689
1,576
55,733
27,423,000
3,708,270
23,714,730
367,777
903
41,491
20,166,735
938,589
19,228,146
165,708
1,034
6,686
775,405
210,238
565,167
20,080
1,089
34,728
3,053,901
738,367
2,315,534
49,632
1,285
13,697
1,090,629
169,264
921,365
61,098
29,050
2,065
26,985
3,449
109
9,528
940,980
143,562
797,41S
61,4'»
161
3,562
376,286
81,416
294,870
19,451
82
2,656
254,8'"
29,796
225,084
36,540
38
240
21,163
2,154
19,009
2,748
104
19,999
8,995,263
867,388
8,127,875
119,159
155
17,895
8,262,065
1,425,505
6,836,560
112,313
120
17,068
8,401,681
1,285,699
7,115,982
100,996
2,464
221,421
21,083
200,338
11,700
111
7,021
558,376
129,619
429,257
10,423
124
2,506
193,064
75,726
127,338
9,514
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State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sanple of fanns. See text!
SPFnnED CROPS Hyi\'ESrED-Conano«d
Cotton harvested faros report ij^.
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
hundredwe ight .
Sugar beets harvested for sugar farms reporting.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
Apples-* farms reporting.
Trees of all ages , number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number . ,
Quantity harvested tens.,
Peaches, clingstone^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing a^e .number .
Trees of bearing age - number.
Quantity harvested tens .
Peaches , freestone^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
Ouantlty harvested tens.
Pears, Bartlett' forma reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tons.
Pears other than Bartlett^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Ouantlty harvested tons .
Grapes, table .farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tens.
Grapes, raisin .farms reporting.
Vines of all ages number.
Vines not of bearing age number.,
Vines of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested tona, fresh weight.
Crapes, wine or Julce^ farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number..
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tons..
Plums' farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons , .
Prunes farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested tons, dry weight. .
Apricots' farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested tons..
Commercial farms by tenure of operator— Continued
17,491
1,189
16,302
21,189
6,007
15,182
1,045
23,842
5,159
18,683
1,879
75,930
62,500
13,430
193,427
10,000
183,427
1,885
248,501
6,=)05
241,5%
1,827
52,648
17,603
35,045
1,515
41,982
2,475
39,507
Share -cash tenants
31,725
5,000
26,725
6,017
35,945
1,860
34,085
2,569
29,162
4,125
25,037
2,385
52,282
15,390
36,892
4,220
137,340
22,500
114,840
1,449
69
1,729
854,000
119,400
734,600
12,653
38
2,585
2,585
23,981
1,750
22,231
Crop -share tenants
124
1,872
193,738
20,272
173,466
17, %6
224
1,288
130,660
24,780
105,880
8,473
133
1,154
135,392
33,529
101,863
12,115
41
447,758
34,423
413,335
6,959
403
15,661
7,675,322
312,985
7,362,337
112,772
126
3,371
1,762,573
52,110
1,710,463
18,593
103
817
88,834
20,140
68,694
2,403
145
6,027
617,812
146,798
471,014
7,863
158
1,164
95,742
9,605
86,137
5,786
2,510
3
2,507
Other and unspecified
158
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
SPEaFlED CROPS mi!\T.STF,D — Continued
Walnuts, English^ rarms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of . bearing age number .
Quantity harvested tons.
Almonds^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age , number.
Quantify harvested tons.
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested* field boxes .
Oranges , navel^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested^ field boxes.
Oranges , other^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
Lemons^ farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested* field boxes.
18,232
1A&,IX,8
4,078,934
1,242,063
2,836,871
56,390
9,555
113,074
7,189,613
1,621,391
5,568,222
73,449
9,503
90,650
8,032,666
978,204
7,054,462
31,634,227
10,023
72,535
6,913,957
1,245,887
5,668,070
23,418,693
2,150
5,267
490,493
195,494
294,999
678,372
7,738
63,510
6,373,837
645,204
5,728,633
25,733,789
Commercial farms by
11,404
123,407
3,400,624
953,019
2,447,605
52,023
6,030
102,583
6,515,404
1,330,762
5,184,642
71,331
6,016
85,329
7,548,004
366,579
6,681,425
30,903,985
6,855
67,979
6,479,048
1,051,307
5,427,741
23,032,464
1,113
4,494
422,183
171,624
250,559
637,566
4,692
60,434
6,095,047
609,335
5,485,662
25,248,035
7,429
59,134
1,566,541
408,447
1,153,094
25,107
4,099
57,108
3,723,642
720,676
3,002,966
40,974
46,540
4,192,237
540,553
3,651,684
17,267,289
5,197
43,999
4,251,505
649,383
3,602,122
15,469,386
791
2,545
238,699
67, 938
170,761
456,409
3,534
29,113
3,058,239
311,430
2,746,809
12,494,709
2,969
36,023
1,045,011
356,765
688,246
16,304
1,469
36,971
2,258,891
525,305
1,733,586
24,389
718
12,652
1,087,919
131,235
956,684
4,717,467
1,053
10,4^7
941, 567
219,327
721,740
3,081,392
221
1,309
124,560
68,160
56,400
125,706
714
10,145
1,056,072
135,070
921,002
4,296,677
303
21,298
588,537
134,793
453,744
7,667
2,357
122,741
28,762
93,979
1,521
425
23,276
2,035,468
180,263
1,855,205
7,938,217
371
12,950
1,233,554
180,609
1,057,945
4,303,113
69
620
57,414
35, 510
21,904
55,326
258
17,826
1,671,996
97,182
1,574,814
7,341,166
703
6,952
200,535
53,014
147, 521
2,945
382
6,147
410, UO
56,019
354,111
4,447
193
2,861
232,380
14,528
217,852
981,012
234
583
47,422
1,488
45,934
178,573
186
3,350
308,740
65,703
243,037
1,115,483
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Does not include data for farms witli less than 20 trees and grapevines,
*Harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958.
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State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dfila are based on reports for only a sanpie of raims. See textj
3»EaFIED CROPS HARVEffTFD — Continijed
Walnuts, English^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages nujnber
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Almonds^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Oranges, Valencia^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Oranges , navel^ farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Oranges, other' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Lemons' farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested* field boxes
Conmercial farms ly tenure of operator — Continued
2,002
63,686
36, 6K
27,030
i6A71
7,382
38,789
<2,036
6,288
35,748
151,995
1,206
1
1,205
67
1,950
171,497
28,003
143,494
650,526
Share-cash tenants Crop-share tenants Livestock-share
1,253
33,320
8,770
24,550
59,160
3,500
55,660
13,625
3,500
10,125
70,145
309
2,380
76,736
6,253
70,433
1,124
212
3,198
235,317
29,160
206,157
2,502
49
1,205
96,653
5,065
91,588
371,050
114
60,072
30,010
30,062
129,225
49,497
14,727
34,770
1,197
23,211
1,335
21,876
19,985
1,250
18,735
70
1,107
83,066
3,175
79,891
430,422
48
360
29,125
1,425
27,700
122,105
63,541
4,190
59,351
265,587
160
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 22.-CASH RENT PAID BY CASH TENANTS AND SHARE-CASH TENANTS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM-
CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See tcxl]
(For derinilions and explai
CASH TENANTS
All cash tenants number
Land ovmed operators reporting
Land rented from others operators reporting
Land rented to others operators reporti ng
Land in fanns of casti tenants acres
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of cash tenants
reporting value nercent
Cropland harvested farms reporting
Casti tenants reporting tmtti value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number
Proportion of ah cash tenants percent.
All land rented from others acres
Average per operator acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per operator .-lollars
Average per acre dollars
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator .dollars
Average per acre dollars
Average per I'^lOO of value of land
and buildings dollars
32,49i
5,125
2,447,892
78.9
2,976
306,484
3,941
76.9
1,452,966
368.7
30,894
3,973
2,355,126
78.9
2,571
301,602
3,041
76.5
1,390,011
457.1
1,600
1,152
92,766
73.1
62,955
70.0
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
All sttafe-casti tenants number,
Land owned operators reporting ,
Land rented from others operators reporting,
Land rented to others operators reporti ng ,
Land in farms of share-casti tenants
Average size of farm acres.
Value of land and buildings;
\verage per faim dollar?
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of share-cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropland harvested /arms reporting
Stiare-casti tenants reporting twth value of land and
buildings and amount ot cash rent paid number
ProportKin of all shar»-rash tenants percent
,\l I I and rented from others acres
Average per operator .acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average oer operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator doll ars
Average per acre dollars
Average per ?]00 of value of land
and buildings dollars
40
4,645
912
463,252
59
20,670
447,227
490.4
73.8
802
210,963
299,298
281,331
478.1
490.1
224,161
238,792
468.35
487.21
4,934
5,284
10.32
10.78
2.20
2.21
67.5
17,967
345.5
State Table 23.-SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY AND STATE BY NUMBER OF
FARMS REPORTING, BY LEVELS
If the estimated number of
fanns reporting Is—
Then the chance
would differ
of the items
are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
from the results of a complete tabulation
for all farms by less than—
If the estimated number of
fanns reporting is —
Then the chances are about 2 in
would differ from the results
of the items for all farms by
that
of a
less
the estijnated total
2omplete tabuletion
Level
Level
2
Level
3
Level
4
Level
X'-
Level
2
Leve
3
1
Level
4
25
Perci-n/
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0
37
26
17
12
8.4
5.3
Perceni
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1
Percent
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6
PercerJ.
2.8
2.0
1.3
0.9
0.6
0.4
Percetd
3.7
2.6
1.7
1.2
0.8
0.5
Perce
5.0
3.5
2.2
1.6
1.1
0.7
Percevl
10,000
4.8
3.0
2.1
1.0
"■Level 1 should be used in determining the sampling reliability of estimated number of farms and farms reporting. The level for all other items should be obtained from State
Table 24. If the estimated number of farms or farms reporting constitutes more than 75 percent of all fanns in the universe, a better approximation to the sampling reliability
may be obtained by nialtlplying the percent given in the table 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.
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State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
)Dltng reliability for a
? this tAble to detemine which of the 4 levels of jsamrilinn rein
e Table 25. To use Stale Table 23, it is necessary to refer alsi
Siz»o
-farm g
TDUp
TenurtMjf- riiri>-
Economic-class-of-fanr
^up
T>P^
of-fanr, group
1
_^
|1
(For definitions and exnianations, see t€Brt)
1
1
5
1
1
-I
i
1
II
i
i
1
1
s
s
i
S
i
2
5
1
D
1
g
^
1
1
itj
1
s
1
1
i
1
§
J_
1
1
9
1
a
1
0
1
i
0
1
i
1
i
i
1
Ill
3 si
Farms and farm charactefi sties:
Land in fanis
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
4
Value of land and buildings per fami
dollars
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
^
Cropland harvested
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
4
1
Total cropland
acres .
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
4
1
1
2
2
4
1
Total pastureland
acres
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
2
2
2
3
2
ImKaled lonrl m fanns
acres
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
2
2
4
1
Commercial fertilizer:
Land on which commeraal fotliliter was used
acres
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
Farm labor:
Regular hired workers employed 150 or more days
pernons
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
Specified farm expenditures:
Feed for livestock and poultry
dollars
3
4
4
3
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
3
3
4
2
2
3
Purchase of liveslook and poultj>
dollars .
A
3
3
2
2
3
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Machine hire
dollars
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
3
2
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
2
Hired labor
. dollars
3
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
2
2
2
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
(bl)ars
4
2
2
3
3
4
2
3
3
3
4
2
3
3
4
3
Gasoline and other peuoleum fuel and oil for (he farni business
. dollars
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
3
2
1
2
2
3
2
Livestock and livestock products:
Came and calves on hand
number
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
1
1
2
3
2
2
1
2
2
Cows, including heifers that have calved, on hand
number . .
4
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
1
2
1
Hogs and pigs on hand
numbw
i
2
4
2
4
4
2
4
3
2
3
4
4
2
2
2
4
Sheep and lambs on hand
number
2
A
2
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
4
3
2
1
Chickens, 4 months old and over, on hand
numoor
3
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
4
4
2
4
4
3
2
4
Calves sold alive
nuffber ,
3
3
2
2
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
CaiUe, not counting calves, sold alive
number . . .
3
2
2
3
2
3
1
2
2
X
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
Hogs and pigs sold alive
number
4
4
3
2
4
4
4
4
3
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
Sheep and lambs sold alivo
number
2
i,
4
2
4
3
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
3
4
1
Horses sold
number
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
Broilers sold
number .
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Other chickens sold
number
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
2
3
3
3
3
2
3
Chicken eggs sold
doeena . . .
2
3
4
3
3
3
2
3
1
2
3
3
3
3
3
2
4
Valueofmillc and cream sold
dollHra..
i
2
2
2
3
3
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
3
2
Specified crops harvested:
Com for all purpoees
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
1
1
3
4
4
4
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
4
4
Harvested for grain
"!!!!!!acT«s!!!
2
2
2
4
1
3
bushela...
2
2
2
4
4
4
1
4
4
2
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
Wheat harvested
acres...
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
X
1
1
1
2
X
bushels...
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
Barley harvested
acres
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
2
bushels...
3
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
Rice harvested ,
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
XOO-lb. bags...
1
Alfalfa and alf alTa mixtures cut for hay
acres...
2
X
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
tens...
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
X
Clover, tlinottQr, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay
acres. . .
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
X
tons. ..
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
Oata, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hoy
acrea...
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
1
tons. ..
3
3
1
2
3
2
2
2
3
1
1
3
3
3
3
2
Wild hay cut
acres
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
tons . . .
2
2
2
2
2
2
I
2
1
Other hay cut
acres...
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
i
2
X
'"' * tons!!!
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
Cottcai harvested
^J^g
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
bales . . .
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
Value of vegetabiea harvested for sale
dollars.. .
1
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
1
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
3
X
Land in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
3
3
2
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(163
164
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 1. -FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
fani. definition 1954
Approxjn,
n fonns percent 1059.
Value of land and buildings:
Averagr per jarm dollars 19!
Averat/e per acre
Proporhon of Jams reportiwj i<
..dollars }f)59.
..percent 3959 .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 .
.fnm,R reporting 19M). ,
I9S4.,
. fafF'iS reporting 1959 .
nr>A .
.r>irms reporting 1959,
1954.
1951
%0 to 499 a
500 to 999 a
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954 ,
.farms reporting 1959.
1954 ■.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
, farms reporting 19.59 .
1R54.
mly for pasture famis reporting 1959 ,
I pastured farms rcportin
■opland tidle and crop f(
, farms repcx-ting 1959 .
, farms reporting 1959.
wstured. farms reporting 1
Other pasture (not cropland and no! woodland) , . . farm? reporting 1959 . .
1954..
nm-^ ]'J5S. .
1954. ,
Improved pasture ( see text) - farms rcp(irl i n§ 1 D'lO ,
ior.4..
lar.i. .
Olhpr land (house lots, roads, ^va.sleland. elr.) arres 1959..
1954.,
Cropland, total farm;; reporting 1959. .
1954.
Land pastured, total farms reporting 1959.
1954.
Wowlland. total farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Imgalr-'l land in ftirnis farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops
Croplanii usei/ for ijrain or rote
crops farmed on Che con/our
Land in atrip-cropping systems for
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
■- 1959 .
1954.
'eportvmj 1959.
acres 1059.
'eporting 1959 . .
acres 1959.
99,274
1,108
123,075
1,428
5,993
88
100,206,720
469,120
36.8
66.3
36,887,948
311,139
37,794,780
316,994
371.6
280.8
307.1
222.0
102,890
125,965
60,127
75,534
379.25
639.00
235.73
402.08
76,663
93,231
3,021,836
8,326,331
25,353
32,660
12,049
15,818
6,304
8,006
8,832
10,784
9,245
10,570
6,496
7,035
5,179
5,141
2,004
1,964
1,201
1,253
20,343
28,630
3,033,050
3,018,010
17,051
21,369
1,910,754
1,885,367
5,754
6,653
1,083,662
1,181,385
1,267
126,512
11,557
700,580
5,635
7,013
4,076,443
5,142,261
3,947
4,811
20,986
25,107
17,181,200
16,871,060
8,423
10,347
840,396
650,530
1,842,029
1,839,234
85,012
105,931
38,412
50,382
8,690
10,883
74,138
84,502
7,395,570
7,048,049
38,655
1,447
92,037
12,050
13,824
1,721.4
1,063.4
426,333
191,667
136. 50
61.37
379,520
58.0
219,968
245,944
81,018
28,524
133.61
50.74
176
1,064,320
63.0
670,119
672,802
273.7
236.7
2,138
201,672
200,513
17,687
56,215
20,461
71,240
12
340
25
455
427
44,676
1,730
47,491
7
120
13
123
285
16,942
921
28,421
2,005
2,026
159,476
161,628
28
657,280
52.2
342,867
387,578
963.1
901.3
56,823
50,365
96.67
51.43
13
737,920
66.6
491,128
597,968
S39.5
801.6
135,087
116,000
222.25
145.26
30,796
45,886
7,383
73,065
28
227
60
239
1,710
43,275
4,841
64,674
6
127
10
146
136
30,048
495
51,380
1,235
99
26,806
469,760
61.3
287,927
324,856
110,505
80,030
620.48
512.34
1,186
1,600
76,484
85,807
1,005
13
1,150
CALIFORNIA
165
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
£1 Dorado Fresno
97
1,096,960
17.8
194,770
272,635
391.9
494.0
56,013
30,370
24/.. 14
81.20
21,831
10,042
7,608
as
3,816,960
59.9
2,286,381
2,176,980
274.0
222.7
99,224
54,752
482.38
269.31
7,313
8,450
910,508
885,779
1,071
1,395
1,771
2,201
663
876
139
1,213
1,782
184,612
108,966
2,027
2,469
257,799
250,031
782
805
8,594
1,314
84,410
1,146
1,325
806,700
819,609
7,749
9,066
2,158
2,899
7,765
8,794
980,030
905,433
36
842,880
76.9
648,569
703,043
455.1
457.1
82,463
59,037
204.80
193.99
1,118
1,189
185,265
187,623
1,267
1,318
136,228
136,511
234
2,286,720
34.4
787,679
818,118
624.6
493.1
57,314
38,215
101.52
88.90
1,0U
1,260
1,1A8
1,5a
55
2,741,760
18.2
497,802
550,075
381.2
336.8
205,045
112,tt;2
559.36
369.54
1,135
1,364
391,189
404,257
1,049
34,468
42,863
1,225
1,440
416,133
418,632
329,782
303,a9
3,171.0
3,225.7
64,921
274,087
59.57
76.34
57
37
64,480
a,850
19,3U
6,246
70
82
3,566,553
3,201,302
1,729.7
1,389.5
286, U3
161,771
287.81
158.36
1,616
1,917
581,887
597,808
3,043
343
49,372
1,657
1,908
;96,785
569,293
4,W1
12
1,170
892,800
75.9
678,005
749,811
449.3
406.4
143,111
70,092
323.09
187.99
1,328
1,610
406,978
398,066
122
302
9,719
12,163
36,436
35,467
1,404
1,706
415,622
416,787
24
803,840
31.4
252,310
247,810
256.9
238.7
59,558
35,017
306.48
175.25
35
65
3,875
2,649
a, 680
29,096
941
27
2,910,080
23.8
692,053
672,795
2,142.6
1,694.7
94,598
51,834
47.02
32.94
36
62
10,329
14,513
15,338
13,135
304
354
479,011
743,613
99.6
90.1
112,501
66,587
1,786.32
1,058.46
3,a5
5,422
126,952
195,315
2,094
3,408
366
717
6,64.4
508
43,126
3,171
4,833
101,102
147,283
1,745
56
6,758
30
29,125
188
2,245
72
1,372,160
62.7
860,647
889,324
515.3
492.7
Ul,172
50,3a
253.84
130.33
1,219
1,390
222,546
229,052
44,446
13,005
17,757
16,300
1,352
1,470
207,626
193,804
42
332,800
68.3
227,450
236,956
503.3
473.0
169,943
54,0a
255.35
141. a
26
931,200
30.5
284,200
243,973
1,029.7
815.0
54,336
39,939
75.24
44.35
136
2,2U,480
47.1
1,057,226
1,099,776
856.7
593.4
59
800
16
105
930
IJ
1,423
25,201
18
2,454
29,919
VJ
27
351
60
378
21
11
139
'.>'.'
15
153
J3
4
69
J<
7
100
•Jb
4
98
26
8
125
27
11
86
58
10
100
29
2
38
.1(1
4
47
31
18
12
1
11
1
5
33
34
36
37
47
431
38
87
560
39
14,155
59,139
40
10,635
57,153
41
25
193
42
27
169
43
1,391
6,386
44
1,437
9,103
4b
5
33
18
23
59
627
675
514
4
30
353
2,634
21
142
969
3,125
143
399
.14
134
404
5fi
73,519
338,803
5«
57,344
406,904
.57
49
302
.W
44
338
59
3,566
135,802
60
5,201
64,175'
81
127
557
82
128
707
83
173,114
418,856
84
159,495
478,812
85
33
106
28
143
8,743
11,186
6S
5,936
10,964
7,032
63,034
70
7,207
53,710
71
88
981
72
152
1,211
73
243
899
74
254
1,213
75
170
618
76
163
681
77
55
345
78
61
337
79
4,510
16,351
3,083
13,246
6
335
8
83
84
166
85
88
87
12
88
5,390
89
166
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[Data for items ahotvn in italics are based on
Item
Merced
Modoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Oange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
(For dorinilions and expian
Uions, see text)
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
"^
number 1959...
3,466
4,073
600
749
32
43
1,438
1,598
1,198
1,576
448
471
3,352
4,593
1,213
1,583
103
151
3,119
4,906
2
1954...
3
Dpcrease in fwms .lur In chnnpe in
130
1,268,460
76.4
969, 504
1,040,277
22
2,618,880
39.6
1,035,911
673,897
1,937,920
4.6
89,933
43,312
153
2,127,360
75.8
1,612,991
1,435,901
116
485, 120
61.0
296,112
311,907
88
625,920
36.3
227,152
212,744
41
500,480
69.1
345,689
344,149
196
911,360
28.4
258,825
436,469
16
1,644,800
5.8
95,465
164,004
165
4,593,230
17.4
801,430
843,626
, . ."
acres 1959...
P tmrt fam <i
nercenl 1959 . . .
-
I (1 fams acres 1959
^
1954 . . .
„
A crapp 'iiTC of farm
acres 1959 . . .
279.7
255.4
1,726.5
899.7
2,310.6
1,135.2
1,121.7
398.6
247.2
197.9
507.0
451.7
103.1
74.9
213.4
275.7
926.8
1,086.1
257.0
172.0
9
1954...
Value of land and buildings:
10
Avera^r per lam
dollors 1959...
73,961
87,982
190,263
163,551
66,516
49,166
127,754
56,782
68,961
138, 638
11
1951,...
52,700
51,271
77,287
125,228
41,433
26,503
74,656
30,257
54,743
59,330
12
Averaae iter acre
dollars 1959...
399.07
233.93
71.96
54.24
110.64
79.00
168.05
145. 56
361.85
240.82
164.58
70.88
3,507.37
1,870.19
365.33
118.22
70.22
46.24
946.82
330.28
13
195t....
14
PropoHion of farms reporttng valuf
percent 1959 . . .
78
69
83
71
83
90
82
81
75
76
15
Land in farms according to use:
1951,...
79
73
96
77
32
95
85
91
93
85
16
Cropland harvested
farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,767
545
20
1,028
962
257
2,920
685
71
2,276
17
1951...
3,145
691
30
1,069
1,235
235
4,096
898
100
3,720
18
acres 1959...
230,968
131,469
3,110
239,908
38,243
8,095
101,192
43,064
9,010
247, 331
19
1954 . . .
269,876
137,964
3,435
243,666
52,168
4,212
129,947
57,159
13,816
280,259
20
1 to 9 acres
farnis reporting 1950 .. .
453
496
10
25
"5
138
195
397
509
155
120
1,697
2,204
183
291
11
19
746
1,531
•n
1954...
10 to 19 acres
fam-s reporting 1959 . . .
468
570
19
17
2
2
59
61
180
236
34
37
529
938
128
153
7
10
369
641
23
1951 . . .
24
20 to 29 acres
farms reporting 1959 . . .
330
10
1
49
102
21
206
102
3
178
25
1951...
396
23
4
47
124
37
323
137
4
237
26
30 to 49 acres
farms reporting 1959 . , -
477
623
30
47
2
67
86
113
133
21
23
191
242
127
154
10
1
240
343
1954 . . .
»8
""""^
farms reporting 1959 . . .
492
538
136
205
3
5
147
124
77
124
17
14
129
179
94
86
9
13
257
369
29
1954 . . .
30
100 to 199 acres
farms reporting 1959 . . .
286
159
7
192
50
8
64
19
14
205
31
1954...
287
188
8
207
60
2
100
28
23
269
900 to 499 acres
farms reporting 195D . . .
169
132
122
134
4
5
204
227
30
33
2
66
82
17
24
15
19
169
171
33
1954...
34
600 to 999 acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
54
41
1
79
6
29
8
2
72
35
1954...
59
34
1
75
14
20
15
6
62
36
1,000 or more acres
farms reporting 1959 .. .
38
13
43
2
1
9
7
40
37
1954...
39
13
47
2
8
10
47
38
Cropland used onl\ for pasture
farms reporting 1959 . , .
1,371
295
11
278
254
115
73
208
38
436
39
1954...
1,422
289
29
483
420
91
192
408
64
641
40
acres 1959 . . .
128,953
60,660
6,267
58,454
46,476
7,016
11,950
23,133
7,430
74,021
41
1954...
133,278
45,060
14,523
93,365
27,021
4,180
14,502
32,613
12,179
42,888
42
Cropland not harvested and not pastured .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
797
218
2
315
198
44
198
156
7
826
43
1954 . , .
946
201
17
356
240
63
251
325
13
1,184
44
acres 1959...
43,896
35,513
336
80,950
6,655
1,070
16,691
28,044
563
114,020
45
1954. -.
47,908
22,623
4,360
67, 539
11,422
1,838
12,933
36,139
752
110,717
46
Cultivated summer fallow
farms reporting 1959 . . ,
273
88
200
47
11
34
53
3
240
47
1951 . . .
370
U7
"2
216
50
10
43
62
2
420
48
acres 1959 . . .
22,949
9,103
65,453
1,298
464
6,025
15,628
140
67,555
19
1951...
29,331
10,153
9
59,585
3,113
167
7,159
20,409
17
65,970
50
:x)iI.iniprovemenl pTa=5es and legumes.
farms reportinc 1959 . . .
44
58
1
42
21
14
10
21
3
43
51
acres 1959.. .
2,288
11,054
50
4,538
445
237
894
1,324
27
2,375
52
Other cropland (idle and crop failure). .
farms reporting 1959 . .
532
130
1
117
141
21
159
101
2
621
53
acres 1959...
18,659
15,356
336
10,959
4,912
369
9,772
11,092
396
43,590
54
IVoodlnnd pastured
farms reporting 1959 .. .
25
78
4
205
150
181
1
233
21
26
55
1951 . . .
48
58
9
279
264
235
9
339
37
35
56
acres 1959 ., .
4,983
74,928
727
299,004
53,225
66,950
59
58,550
3,306
13,334
57
1954...
11,465
38,914
7,913
302,592
105,065
73,294
5,532
92,174
33,883
U,503
58
Woodland not pastured
farms reporting 1959...
19
20
1
123
163
137
5
163
36
50
59
19.54 . . .
25
21
5
U5
179
161
8
222
57
46
6(1
acres 1959 . . .
9U
5,606
800
11,491
15,745
14,207
556
5,832
6,212
11,554
61
1954 .. .
1,077
9,783
955
30,197
24,396
20,976
508
7,362
9,076
7,506
«2
Other pasture (not cropland and not «o«l
and) . . . farms reporting 1959 .. .
579
275
24
620
265
259
173
674
69
250
63
1954. . -
1,029
377
9
490
315
304
206
669
80
474
61
acres 1959 .. .
480,711
708,810
76,279
864, 837
117, 177
121,227
182,867
88,543
66,942
196,994
65
1954 , . .
548,469
404,271
15,113
631,975
74,102
103,397
156,500
201,673
92,380
246,969
66
Im[rovcd pasture (see text)
fTTms reporting 19.59 . . .
248
52
16
198
81
139
79
354
25
107
67
1954. . .
597
103
6
138
96
232
76
423
36
190
68
acres 1959...
19,738
8,616
9,657
17,566
10,003
15,524
1,492
10,254
U,494
4,139
69
195 1 . . .
49,727
24,952
5,459
12,725
4,554
11,633
11,034
9,383
12,220
5,942
7(1
Other land (house Iocs, roads, wasteland.
etc.) acres 1959...
29,079
13,925
2,369
58,347
13,591
8,535
32,374
11,609
2,002
143,676
71
1954...
28,204
15,277
2,513
66, 567
17,733
4,345
24,227
9,344
1,918
140,734
72
Cropland, total
farms reporting 1959...
3,241
579
22
1,129
1,065
303
2,956
829
77
2,612
73
19.54...
3,643
719
39
1,3U
1,424
293
4,222
1,188
115
4,190
74
Land pastured, tola'
farms reporting 1959 . , .
1,735
445
30
834
977
519
771
363
399
239
396
838
1,094
89
127
644
1,028
75
1954 . . .
2,138
501
39
7fl
Woodland, total
farms reporting 1959.,.
43
91
4
307
295
280
6
358
49
63
77
1954...
71
72
9
403
410
345
17
533
87
80
7S
Im(;atel land in farms
farms reporting 1959 .. .
3,204
485
29
864
240
336
2,954
972
70
2,362
79
1954 . . .
3,580
569
36
788
225
323
4,069
1,123
95
3,540
80
acres 1959...
361,854
118,488
15,003
172,598
10, 141
12,942
91,613
35,260
19,974
215,779
81
1954...
336,542
124,772
20,402
148,941
8,390
10, 530
101,140
43,415
22,001
194,997
Land-use practices:
82
Cropland in cover crops
farms reporting 19S9...
104
182
11
1
50
83
acres 1959...
7,457
22,665
760
250
3,357
84
Cropland 'tseil for 'jrain or roir
crops farmcil on tl<c raniour
forms reporting 1959 . . .
35
41
U
21
2
22
85
acres 1959 . . .
7,346
6,033
575
3,219
36
4,110
86
Land m strip-croppiny systems for
„ ^, „i9
1
3
98
6
530
87
acres 1959...
325
1,246
20
89
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reportiruj 1969...
52
7
51
90
47
89
acres 1959...
8,150
130
5,068
389
6,012
^The excess of farm acreage over
approximate land area 1
due to the
fact that tl
e entire ac
eage of a f
irm Is tabul
ted as in tt
e county in
which the h
adquarters
s located.
CALIFORNIA
167
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
reports for only a sample of farms. Sc« text^
Sacra-
mento
San denlto
San
Bernardino
San mego
San
Francisco
San
Joaquin
San lijls
Obispo
San Mateo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa
Cruz
Sbaata
Sierra
SlsMyou
Solano
'
2,351
811
3,740
4,926
44
5,424
1,470
378
1,171
3,345
1,140
880
49
823
1,016
1
3,397
880
5,475
6,478
40
5,437
1,848
484
1,374
4,953
1,578
1,079
66
970
1,229
2
333
23
194
288
1
178
178
16
29
85
111
165
2
89
93
629,120
893,440
12,880,000
2,723,200
28,800
^901,760
2,122,240
290,560
1,752,320
833,280
280,960
2,430,720
613,120
4,039,680
529,280
^
86.9
84.0
7.2
30.6
0.5
102.6
79.5
29.9
53.5
63.5
38.8
24.8
15.0
28.5
90.3
,
546,988
750,447
928,539
833,778
U5
^24,893
1,687,216
86,941
937,523
529,489
108,984
603,466
92,189
1,153,245
477,975
6
551,732
790,266
1,601,095
992.581
307
824,342
1,511,975
84,247
1,057,311
590,041
128,977
758,818
92,477
961,344
423,423
232.7
925.3
248.3
169.3
3.3
17D.5
1,U7.8
230.0
800.6
158.3
95.6
«J35.8
1,881.4
1,401.3
470.4
f.
162.4
898.0
292.4
153.2
7.7
151.6
818.2
174.1
769.5
119.1
81.7
712.5
1,401.2
991.1
344.5
'
93,835
136,845
78,505
80,132
144,658
83,315
113,870
114,832
182,473
147,196
45,081
53,145
88,606
52,234
129,864
44,347
62,376
36,742
46,419
55,625
64,576
56,695
60,808
96,358
84,250
39,696
39,134
71,233
43,435
70,223
u
5U.45
163.86
1,685.05
1,086.95
85,740.74
670.33
129.85
570.99
325.01
1,137.41
521.88
95.12
50.21
59.97
362.83
297.29
74.98
312.13
477.53
27,631.58
473.47
70.77
292.95
177.65
875.28
557.32
68.74
39.47
46.54
207.19
l.-l
78
83
82
85
82
82
93
66
84
74
89
84
93
72
73
14
87
88
86
88
IDO
81
83
80
67
85
93
90
62
80
82
1,525
693
2,478
4,069
35
4,402
1,072
318
1,046
2,978
860
402
35
645
844
16
2,071
738
3,813
5,294
40
4,255
1,386
367
1,234
4,451
1,183
496
51
803
918
17
178,851
75,140
91,421
66, LU
72
463,278
217,538
22,191
88,549
115,030
28,295
21,435
7,575
99,188
160,917
18
191,530
73,807
114,489
1U,936
88
421,695
259,359
24,194
U9,995
148,056
27,568
25,545
8,562
108,203
135,071
19
532
123
1,364
3,106
34
1,001
231
159
429
1,402
418
131
7
58
140
20
882
134
2,087
3,961
38
881
367
175
455
2,058
702
176
U
90
165
21
187
113
390
439
1
719
116
37
127
531
167
59
1
46
82
228
118
702
602
2
773
W3
37
166
9U
195
92
2
46
105
23
117
78
170
163
446
93
16
74
280
80
39
1
42
66
24
138
82
297
210
472
103
28
78
442
79
42
4
50
54
25
130
99
190
128
569
124
16
89
258
68
51
1
76
107
26
206
121
264
178
613
157
31
106
420
78
67
1
102
123
27
W9
114
176
115
623
U2
36
100
254
54
66
7
132
U9
28
205
108
259
162
519
187
33
129
341
76
63
3
181
157
29
156
83
97
62
469
U2
31
96
160
36
35
4
134
95
30
179
92
114
85
418
173
31
124
162
32
33
14
151
108
31
158
54
65
41
387
126
15
97
74
21
17
13
120
U8
32
133
58
63
58
313
151
23
129
87
15
18
M
126
115
33
65
18
18
9
141
54
2
26
11
5
1
1
31
58
34
67
16
18
25
118
47
7
35
17
6
2
1
31
53
35
31
11
8
6
47
44
6
8
8
1
2
1
5
28
36
33
9
9
13
48
58
2
12
10
3
1
6
17
37
683
173
299
472
1,170
435
95
205
293
107
296
18
356
264
38
1,357
123
484
879
1,585
496
68
283
/02
278
550
37
379
437
,39
58,557
31,408
44,446
125,330
168,657
80,993
16,686
61,642
45,947
5,281
65,998
4,012
87,660
106,417
40
75,392
30,582
26,127
141,723
150,685
60,332
7,638
56,734
48,695
13,254
61,400
8,768
46,725
99,496
41
456
162
322
943
645
481
57
265
427
134
105
7
231
195
42
699
140
737
1,428
775
515
69
205
553
309
174
7
235
254
43
36,902
16,457
13, 9U
64,113
30,551
202,723
3,255
27,459
10,219
2,419
M,326
1,233
38,759
35,300
44
33,937
17,706
41,541
55,891
36,738
177,419
1,525
10,731
8,756
5,531
9,492
180
35,341
32,718
45
169
82
51
104
231
301
U
58
50
21
48
2
113
90
46
201
87
86
185
197
357
8
67
93
66
60
135
120
47
19,193
10,430
1,925
7,628
U,187
161,026
358
7,978
2,325
318
3,942
356
19,979
20,747
48
18,968
U,040
4,021
9,748
19,993
165,511
290
5,612
1,774
900
3,317
21,348
26,031
49
40
9
33
44
31
66
10
30
20
27
19
2
54
18
50
5,390
537
2,746
1,647
3,685
13,497
433
4,017
961
258
2,947
607
5,845
2,570
51
»1
84
260
852
419
185
41
199
374
102
59
4
122
119
52
12,319
5,490
9,240
54,838
13,679
28,200
2,464
15,464
6,933
1,843
7,437
270
11,934
11,983
53
49
U
13
UO
44
241
17
30
85
80
246
15
254
22
64
61
34
29
133
51
277
24
71
130
U7
340
21
231
34
55
40,501
22,687
1,816
93,738
11,629
104,159
2,237
58,609
34,282
6,246
229,592
8,292
402,796
13,090
56
57,500
20,255
4,915
192,838
19,705
1S3,819
1,312
107,324
88,772
17,913
443,612
17,801
231,833
12,100
57
34
U
27
78
41
U5
37
23
90
216
118
12
132
22
58
32
18
32
123
2
25
122
79
24
158
377
103
11
169
10
59
6,920
3,313
1,532
5,923
3,186
30,522
7,591
2,940
7,305
10,898
45,970
2,426
48,374
4,082
60
1,986
1,050
11,629
6,402
201
1,877
13,621
8,951
9,0M
17, 558
18,985
18,543
1,429
33,724
2,450
61
850
260
338
406
734
730
78
317
359
275
529
32
409
294
62
862
371
277
702
715
783
151
324
555
368
443
34
516
341
63
205,946
575,632
721,770
355,233
213,741
962,572
U,955
615,519
298, 3U
39,029
205,216
68,017
445,499
U3,749
64
173,735
612,131
1,354,463
360,329
162,888
734,364
23,557
666,709
234,555
29,679
194,144
54,695
482,859
127,709
65
5U
48
U3
108
464
242
29
63
80
73
365
19
150
67
66
562
61
86
169
469
216
55
52
162
99
311
8
'226
134
67
29,868
18,457
4,450
6,372
36,397
16,803
2,173
14,851
7,576
2,494
30,651
7,171
31,457
15,942
68
16,139
5,W5
3,199
12,492
25,510
7,070
2,547
2,899
5,339
2,786
19,136
2,277
29,775
22,681
69
19,311
25,810
53,643
123,297
73
33,851
88,609
20,026
82,805
18,394
15,816
20,929
633
30,970
14,420
70
17,652
34,735
47,931
120,462
18
30,754
113,061
17,070
36,804
43,648
16,047
15,082
941
22,658
13,879
71
1,910
743
2,697
4,412
35
4,945
1,256
356
1,091
3,121
905
550
39
720
924
72
2,854
762
4,310
5,819
40
5,059
1,546
401
1,295
4,532
1,322
805
59
874
1,117
73
1,360
344
611
797
1,806
970
142
428
640
382
787
41
585
487
74
2,086
433
726
1,424
2,165
1,186
203
518
932
551
969
56
763
672
75
79
21
36
176
82
347
48
52
168
277
329
23
337
42
76
86
47
55
237
2
68
378
98
86
277
480
405
28
346
43
77
1,913
545
2,657
4,014
4
4,954
556
261
958
2,403
499
568
32
613
557
78
2,433
543
3,664
4,872
4,717
565
265
1,005
3,337
589
773
44
698
532
79
171,049
42,918
97,678
57,706
22
497,720
31,856
6,103
65,039
98,830
22,202
46,213
11,006
107, 128
109,287
80
U7,150
31,770
101,981
62,779
430, 565
26,634
6,523
68,984
114,677
17,982
44,961
14,201
93,552
79,971
81
57
36
99
83
93
5
16
33
98
1
13
5
82
7,132
1,267
7,003
1,340
2,988
30
55
2,421
5,272
125
133
120
83
29
1
23
91
64
77
44
37
29
5
3
18
11
84
6,329
100
965
3,460
5,903
22,017
13,532
1
780
3,998
2,025
50
360
2,161
2,864
5
250
85
86
87
88
59
93
45
31
5
83
19
2
"7
5
88
4,480
2,903
2,210
4,461
1,615
40
3,227
455
25
650
250
89
168 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
in italics BT© based on reports for only a sample of farms. See t«xtj
(For deriniUons and explai
Sonoma Stanislaus Sutter
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fanra number 1959 .
1954.
faim definition 1954 to 1959 number .
Approximate land area
Pro[x]rtion in faims percent 1
Land in farms
1954.
Average s
e of ftum.
742
1,010,560
75.6
763,847
761,832
162.7
130.7
847,395
884,726
141.2
133.5
58
^388,480
104.7
^406,563
369,349
237.5
206.7
84
1,904,&40
65.9
1,254,707
1,161,699
862.3
169
3,096,320
44.2
1,369,519
1,502,893
223.0
226.5
44
1,455,360
13.3
194,233
208,648
630.6
592.8
13
1,184,640
37.9
449,265
4S6,379
241.2
262.1
32
661,760
85.6
566,199
580,153
556.7
501.0
Average per
Prttportum ol
dollars I
■epffrting value percent I
53,386
32,035
401.55
261.42
71,263
48,313 •
624.91
417.81
121,982
75,760
608.96
381.28
80,596
37,877
108.82
68.53
54,398
27,981
69.08
32.36
110,101
57,913
567.85
295.64
43,165
37,645
81.12
64.27
230, 537
145,138
1,282.10
633.96
200,304
114,263
453.80
270.09
10 to 19 a
20 to 29a
.10 to 49 a
.farms reporting 1
. farms reporting I
. farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1
2,709
3,170
96,172
98,053
1,372
1,561
420
539
4,663
4,365
280,847
264,910
1,333
1,313
977
1,081
1,591
1,595
>59,037
236,170
1,125
64,138
69,961
5,331
5,692
520,343
534,515
1,743
1,718
127,520
141,643
1,039
326,282
295,333
50 to 99 acri
100 to 199 a
200 to 499 a
500 to 999 a
1,000 or mcr
. farms reporting 1
. farms report! n
. farms reportin
. farms reporting 1
. faims reporting 1
Cropland used only for pasture farms reportin
Ci^pland not harvestod and not pastured farms reporting 1
Cultivated s
r fallow
. farms reportin
1,161
1,744
83,021
106,524
1,556
2,586
122,124
140,444
1,226
1,535
113,120
170,229
1,464
1,528
78,949
80,387
559
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reportin
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reportin
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1
Woodland not pastured forms reporting 1
1,321
168
7,280
Other pasture (not cropland a
t woodland) . . . farms reporting 1
Imjroved pasture (see text) farms reporting 1
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) a
Cropland, total farms reporting 1
Land pastured, total farms reporting 1
Woodland, total farms reporting 1
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1
Land-use pfactices:
Cropland in cover crops .jfarma reporting I
Cropland used for grairl or row
crops farmed on the contour forma reporting I
Larui in strip- cropping systems for
soil-erosiem control farms reporting 1
System of terraces on crop and pastve land farms reporting 1
5,336
6,040
2,398
3,280
5,589
6,021
355,423
336,755
1,535
1,532
203,391
192,534
5,629
b,cm
1,992
2,565
35
50
3,669
4,599
49,769
33,007
1,657
1,559
116,785
112,306
36
49
2,558
1,957
21,019
19,457
935
1,094
adjoining ccninty.
fact that the entire acreage of a farm is tabulated as in -
,ch the headquarters Is located.
CALIFORNIA
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
169
(For deftnitiais md atplimtintw, s«e text)
Irhgaled fBms ..db
Propation of all farms pa
l^nd in ilTigat«d farms ■
Avera^ size of farm *
Land in Inigated farms according to use:
Cfoplaad harveslad farms reporting 1
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1
20 to 29 acres farms repcvting 1
30 to 49 acres farms reputing 1
50 to 99 acres faims reporting 1
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1
200 to 199 acres farms reporting 1
500 to 999 acres firms i«poftin|; 1
1,000 tr mrve acres farms reporting 1
Oopiand used only for paatue farms reptyting 1
Otipland not harvested and not pantired farms reporting 1
CuItivatMi sunnKr fallow fannn reporting 1
Soil-improvement |9««ses and legume*. farms reporting I
Other cropland (idle and crop failiae) farms reputing I
<M}\rr pasture (not cropland aia) not woodland) . . . farms reportilv; 1
Woodland, tdal farms repeating 1
I'and irrigated in Cansus yew ■
Imgatcd hy sprinklers fiums (eporting 1
SpnnklrTj- only farms reportin
Imgaled cropland hwcsted farms reprvting 1
Otliw imgaled land (not rropland harvested) I
Farms irrigated, tiy number of acres irrigated:
1 l« 9 acres farms rrpvting 1
10 to 19 acres farms repcrting 1
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1
an to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms ropcrting 1
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1
l,Of)0 cr more acres farms reporting 1
l_and irrigated, t>y source of wate:
Ciround water ^lurceiH on farm farms reporting 1
Ground wau* fiourcen on farm only farms repcrting 1
Surface sources on farm farms reporting 1
.Surface sources on farm only forms reportin
Imgatioi organination soirees farms reporting 1
litigation rrgani ration sources only farms reprrting 1
Holh farm crouml water sources
and sivface sources farms reporting 1
Both irrigation organization and farm
f^und water or farm surface sources farms reporting 1
74,138
84,502
74.7
68.6
24,029,765
22,967,240
324.1
271.6
65,980
75,324
7,260,791
7,167,153
20,325
24,045
10,435
13,068
5,486
6,652
7,913
9,263
8,398
9,129
5,393
6,067
4,653
4,368
1,796
1,673
1,081
1,059
15,343
20,517
2,140,615
1,987,212
U,778
15, U7
4,554
690,510
731,090
965
82,883
9,463
569,739
12,956
15,002
9,574,934
8,805,730
7,517
9,301
707,978
574, 555
4,155
4,483
2,399,813
2,576,008
7,395,570
7,048,049
18,378
838,547
U,160
478,278
64,200
73,250
6,216,950
5,948,068
1,178,620
23,029
11,900
6,095
9,073
9,708
6,656
4,953
1,744
40,393
3,544,279
26,023
2,248,970
5,552
836,452
3,541
574, 507
43,295
2,914,839
29,534
1,855,635
24,802
19,121
4,854
3,545
70
1,666
12,050
11,984
1,721.4
1,089.5
1,773
1,712
195,293
187,045
25,450
688
18,415
1,709
1,654
128,783
134,974
30,693
214, 120
205,397
1,313.6
1,397.3
1,612
2,311
3,822
401,219
443,732
662.1
832.5
115,330
122,036
13,010
147,023
155,285
226.9
209.3
45,087
42,771
10,630
24,148
74
23,128
170
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED
(For dennitions and explw
Imgated rarms number
Proportion of all forms percent
Land in irrigated farms . .
Average size of farm..
100 to 199 a
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
, farms reporting
. farms reporting
. farms repcfting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
200 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 ot more acres
Cropland used only for pasture farms reputing
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-improvemenl grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) . . . farms reporting
Improved pasture i farms reporting
Woodland, total ; farms reporting
Land irrigated in Census year acres
Irhgoled by sprinklers farms reporting
Sprinklers only farms reporting
Imgated cropland harvested farms reporting
OlIiFT irrigated land (not cropland harvested) .
Farms irrigated, by number of acres irrigated:
1 to 9 acres
10 to 19 acres
20 to 29 acres
30 (^
49 ec
50 tr
99 .c
100
«199
200
to 499
500
[o 999
. fajma repurting
. fanns reporting
. (aims reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
. faniis reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
. farms reporting
Ground water sources on fann only farms reporting
Surface sources on farm farms reporting
Surface sources on farm only farms reporting
Irrigation organization sources farms reporting
Irrigation organization sources only farms reporting
Botli farm ^ound water sources
and surface sources farms reporting
. . farms reporting
83,098
123,795
285.1
421.1
<1,656
4,941
2,552
5,047
196
3,476
7,765
8,794
93.0
90.0
1,668,518
1,582,107
214.9
179.9
7,238
8,226
897,031
864,803
1,039
1,318
1,758
2,156
659
1,096
1,690
131,985
85,897
126,643
148
31,487
7,188
8,182
885,545
345,803
7,126
682,465
2,U7
391,673
1,267
1,318
88.9
85.7
457,664
411,049
361.2
311.9
1,025
1,055
164,203
155,552
4,187
202
19,736
99,427
99,968
36,301
73,597
760
54,921
193,167
189,328
422.7
447.6
7,960
6,713
11,309
1,225
1,440
93.8
86.7
495,661
540,767
404.6
380.7
1,135
1,364
391,189
404,257
122
1,135
1,364
391,189
404,257
24,944
222,245
263,372
2,389.7
3,251.5
1,345
13
1,155
1,918
22
447
11
66
1,804
21
064
1,199
11
412,974
5
666
1,193
10
411,532
3
356
2,298,881
2,067,603
1,387.4
1,083.6
1,575
1,343
568,991
575,149
37,655
1,569
1,838
558,898
543,959
37,867
10,011
599
286,948
1,404
1,706
93.0
92.5
616,826
638,992
439.3
433.0
1,308
1,575
405,579
395,418
7,691
1,304
1,572
384,932
393,332
30,690
202,656
130
74,001
28
16,934
577
256,135
151,999
112,489
356.8
313.3
10,332
306
9,139
113
4,020
90
2,873
CALIFORNIA
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
171
Los
Asgeles
Uaders
Usrtn
Usrlposa
UeDdoclno
Merced
Itodw:
Memo
ftonterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
3,171
1,352
43
55
345
3,20;
485
29
864
240
336
2,954
972
70
2,362
1
4,833
1,470
60
61
337
3,580
569
36
788
225
323
4,069
1,123
95
3,540
2
65.9
81.1
11.4
19.9
28.0
92.4
80.8
90.6
60.1
20.0
75.0
88.1
80.1
68.0
75.7
3
58.6
81.4
12.0
20.4
21.2
87.9
76.0
83.7
49.3
14.3
68.6
88.6
70.9
62.9
72.2
292,671
581,152
33,477
73,257
352,883
808,245
966,123
85,468
782,723
122,066
124,150
271,798
185,943
81,686
622,050
5
536,462
613,230
28,760
98,374
466,292
786,891
595,917
45,449
711,150
114,942
124,923
221,276
319,681
127,000
558,949
92.3
429.8
778.5
1,331.9
1,022.8
252.3
1,992.0
2,947.2
905.9
508.6
369.5
92.0
191.3
1,166.9
263.4
7
LLl.O
417.2
479.3
1,612.7
1,383.7
219.8
1,047.3
1,262.5
902.5
510.9
386.8
54.4
284.7
1,336.8
157.9
8
2,959
1,182
32
30
294
2,734
468
20
784
192
222
2,862
621
57
2,144
9
4,504
1,294
48
42
277
3,048
557
29
706
190
200
3,961
775
76
3,301
10
107,630
193,a4
402
924
15,197
271,361
119,591
3,110
183,593
13,908
7,819
95,712
33,717
7,405
224,827
11
154,189
183,230
2,310
1,013
16,258
252,532
121,581
3,433
179,085
16,492
3,587
U4,037
45,501
U,029
241,870
12
1,929
95
22
12
94
441
7
...
124
58
129
1,658
147
10
703
13
2,719
99
33
27
65
475
14
4
109
44
93
2,128
209
13
1,334
14
345
155
3
6
36
464
15
2
43
20
30
519
119
4
356
16
638
199
4
5
34
548
6
2
39
22
34
919
142
4
587
16
140
75
2
1
25
328
6
1
37
26
19
204
94
2
159
17
250
101
4
2
26
387
14
4
25
20
35
312
127
4
255
18
147
206
1
2
44
474
22
2
52
22
18
191
125
8
225
19
295
2U
1
1
54
620
30
49
30
23
236
149
1
315
20
154
262
4
7
55
492
113
3
121
28
17
128
91
8
246
21
294
309
2
4
60
530
174
5
82
39
12
172
82
16
337
22
122
188
2
24
285
138
7
162
24
8
64
16
10
195
23
165
190
3
24
280
155
8
150
19
2
95
26
18
241
24
84
124
15
166
111
4
158
U
65
16
13
155
2S
101
104
2
10
122
116
5
164
10
"i
75
20
15
143
2«
26
40
1
49
41
1
54
1
26
7
2
59
27
24
55
"2
4
52
32
1
55
4
19
14
5
50
26
12
37
35
15
33
2
1
7
4
36
29
18
24
34
16
33
2
5
6
39
30
235
575
10
19
151
1,310
236
9
162
87
97
60
178
31
341
31
413
718
14
32
140
1,369
230
28
210
97
75
149
316
47
453
32
18,605
94,129
1,884
6,830
26,432
144,394
50,160
3,552
32,518
17,815
5,424
8,863
14,440
5,401
57,351
33
30,759
73,847
5,656
6,678
17,300
113,064
37,189
U,638
57,415
6,516
3,509
7,367
20,401
9,368
24,628
34
463
341
5
U
74
750
162
2
169
47
36
183
130
5
635
35
698
368
3
10
40
772
124
14
145
33
42
215
242
9
805
3«
71
117
2
2
16
259
57
84
15
U
31
43
2
161
37
11,398
34,947
220
13
398
18,576
5,975
18,726
300
464
5,275
9,549
130
40,647
38
14,778
23,402
25
258
293
21,U7
6,704
"9
15,149
1,265
149
4,391
10,241
10
41,270
39
15
9
3
3
13
42
41
I
24
9
11
9
20
2
40
40
2,335
558
420
3U
1,769
1,856
7,942
50
1,378
237
228
886
1,304
17
2,519
41
404
237
3
8
54
498
104
1
85
27
16
147
66
1
491
42
29,022
9,142
85
301
1,660
16,779
12,236
336
7,031
1,619
306
9,361
8,473
162
29,853
43
251
122
17
34
161
506
214
22
269
108
208
U6
562
49
159
44
521
150
22
33
185
9a
258
8
241
97
253
162
533
53
307
15
63,978
213,468
18,965
50,658
138,849
325,666
679,501
74,533
419,064
45,964
52,451
122,059
62,904
59,116
131,387
46
208,294
297,201
14,856
61,792
229,921
356,356
364,514
14,483
331,606
31,718
43,131
72,327
158,075
71,247
109, 503
47
148
50
10
21
68
244
47
18
130
69
131
74
349
17
41
46
315
89
13
16
104
594
97
5
111
66
222
75
399
35
178
49
5,298
42,667
8,796
3,756
5,558
19,648
8,267
U,907
10,410
2,521
15,285
1,438
10,034
11,457
3,959
50
9,524
12,961
857
5,798
6,099
49,650
24,247
4,829
10,546
3,612
11,241
10,999
9,562
12,065
4,831
51
31
27
17
34
161
40
76
4
125
62
221
5
296
36
35
52
46
21
9
30
110
60
60
5
92
69
242
U
365
61
38
S3
4,199
20,326
9,893
13,439
151,816
3,080
73,440
1,527
71,032
36,535
51,090
548
47,839
8,333
9,474
54
U,374
9,916
5,025
27,288
187,728
5,414
44,225
7,260
98,107
54,843
70,168
671
64,812
33,192
11,826
5S
101,102
207,626
892
4,510
16,851
361,854
U8,488
15,003
172,598
10,141
12,942
91,613
35,260
19,974
215,779
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U7,288
193,804
974
3,083
13,246
336,542
124,772
20,402
148,941
8,390
10,530
101,140
43,415
22,001
194,997
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1,312
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239
178
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423
207
173
458
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487
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12,080
3,372
178
38,257
5,781
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12,917
142
39,177
59
1,090
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29
32
208
85
15
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251
194
126
302
397
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320
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1,210
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3,899
1,844
30
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1,960
3,626
8,770
59
24,255
61
2,909
1,167
27
24
242
2,704
457
20
761
132
188
2,845
585
51
2,105
62
4,472
1,274
41
37
236
3,016
539
27
676
119
176
3,956
726
67
3,263
63
91,169
165,525
200
534
9,153
258,224
93,710
2,980
162,148
5,107
6,511
88,175
21,756
5,202
191,503
64
130,306
156,337
293
315
7,745
232,187
89,038
3,313
138,396
3,840
3,168
97,482
30,940
8,732
161,647
65
9,933
42,101
692
3,976
7,698
103,630
24,778
12,023
10,450
5,034
6,431
3,438
13,504
14,772
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134
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24
132
506
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170
106
138
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286
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48
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269
501
6,104
95,071
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1,290
157,217
5,035
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45,948
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587
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61,204
68,468
139
417
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730
141,612
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74
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1,105
3,493
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4,103
3,421
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2,473
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3,902
81
13
15
19
19
137
51
170
6
30
82
27
28
40
49
34
82
473
1,874
525
382
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5,191
47,636
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4,320
515
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860
16,371
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2,426
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10
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291
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11,960
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11,066
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149,504
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3,165
180,576
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717
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20,442
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109,791
87
12
9
4
9
21
10
29
2
15
21
2
14
6
13
25
88
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3,034
208
166
4,735
7,473
10,676
2,710
4,037
1,530
70
3,671
521
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1,608
89
87
607
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10
417
18
33
3
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124
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475
90
12,019
Ul,368
5
2,000
1,294
124,970
17,444
23,712
201
1,900
20,585
6,008
71,349
91
172
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED
(For definilions and expla]
p text)
Sacramento
Irrigated farms number
Proportion of all farms percent
Land in imgaled fanrs acres
Average siEe of farm acres
Land in Irtieated faniis accofiling to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
1 to 9 BCtea farms reptxting
10 to 19 acres farms reptxting
■A) to 29 acres farms reptxting
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 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reptxting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms leporting
Cultivated summer fallow farms reporting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woixlland) , . , farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reporting
Woodland, total farms reporting
Land irrigated in Census year acres
Irrigated by sprinklers farms reporting
Sprinklers only farms reporting
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting
Other imgated land (not cropland harvested) acres
Farms iffigated, by number of acres irfigated:
1 to 9 acres farms reptxting
10 to 19 acres farms reptxting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
■10 to 49 acres. farms reptxting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reptxting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reptxting
Land iffigated, by soufce of twatef.
Ground water sources on farm farms reporting
Ground water sources on farm only farms reptxting
Surface sources on farm farms reporting
Surface sources on farm only farms reporting
Irrigation organizatitm sources farms reporting
Irrigation organization sources only farms reporting
Both farm ground water sources
and surface sources farms reporting
Btith irrigation organization and farm
^ound water tx farm surface sources farms reporting
"177,398
•439,282
2i9.6
180.6
1,37'1
1,705
171,8U
172,<17'i
1,091
5A,764
68,539
10,307
1,247
1,480
128,945
107,952
42,104
1,301
80,127
1,177
62,161
329
65, 586
220
51,880
426
25,336
383
19,789
90
22,537
43
14,682
357,653
350,753
656.2
646.0
12,331
82
9,579
36,264
26,210
6,654
2,657
3,664
71.0
56.9
667,240
273,710
251.1
74.7
2,410
3,446
90,157
105,723
1,314
1,868
382
2,722
204
7,860
25,034
2,394
3,436
81,302
90,436
16,376
1,834
26
1,409
1,781
30,277
1,643
23,365
4,014
4,872
81.5
75.2
456, 514
415,426
113.7
35.3
3,905
4,741
60,328
85,059
3,004
3,631
417
510
57,706
62,779
3,579
39,074
3,396
33,782
3,859
4,704
50,011
55,484
7,695
2,405
3,316
23,079
1,016
380
13,353
776,961
684,960
156.8
145.2
1,096
1,468
111,187
109,428
2,089
158,421
1,722
115,711
572,665
586,519
1,030.0
1,038.1
4,148
424
3,786
384
416,130
26,473
350,411
19,550
31,590
5,383
1,006
81.8
73.2
544,922
579,886
568.8
576.4
58,288
61,530
6,751
CALIFORNIA
173
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Santa
Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
SlsMyou
SolanD
Soncasa
Stanislaus
Sutter
Xeha.
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolujune
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
499
688
32
613
567
886
5,589
1,535
1,164
107
5,681
169
1,657
793
575
1
589
773
44
698
532
680
6,021
1,532
1,280
119
6,0U
187
1,559
325
582
2
43.8
78.2
65.3
74.5
55.8
18.9
93.2
89.7
80.0
64.8
92.5
54.9
83.9
78.5
82.1
3
37.3
71.6
66.7
72.0
43.3
U.7
90.8
85.7
75.0
55.3
90.6
53.1
34.0
71.2
72.4
4
46,066
510,382
73,774
846,704
275,173
283,485
676,754
390,289
672,429
114,056
1,138,059
94,662
359,337
471,138
192,389
5
47,302
469,446
77,199
735,577
233,680
269,146
706,498
321,420
598,908
106,677
1,283,672
30,706
376,177
467,764
218,036
92.3
741.8
2,305.4
1,381.2
485.3
320.0
121.1
254.3
577.7
1,065.9
200.3
560.1
217.2
590.4
334.6
7
81.2
607.3
1,754.5
1,053.8
439.2
395.8
U7.3
209.8
467.9
896.4
213.6
431.6
241.1
567.0
374.7
458
363
27
540
537
652
4,550
1,465
378
91
5,274
85
1,646
748
407
g
529
420
40
635
483
493
4,699
1,423
937
106
5,548
118
1,546
792
375
10
23,1B6
20,071
6,500
83,205
130,927
35,741
265,813
253,362
52,415
1,836
508,129
1,347
123,590
308,126
48,063
19,513
22,381
7,598
81,577
93,117
29,182
243,730
227,078
49,419
2,409
509,868
2,133
129,904
263,489
52,592
12
190
118
6
52
49
203
1,280
290
343
47
908
47
542
55
105
13
294
145
6
72
33
134
1,244
262
338
49
927
65
504
59
95
14
67
48
37
41
90
960
207
171
11
895
17
258
61
45
15
68
79
2
36
52
61
1,047
243
173
15
1,028
23
243
50
49
16
44
35
1
37
40
73
467
123
82
8
513
6
148
41
35
n
33
35
4
50
35
77
603
109
106
18
534
9
137
37
22
18
44
51
68
70
89
730
178
92
U
777
9
139
53
41
19
35
61
"i
89
66
66
739
202
112
13
9U
8
180
102
43
20
52
60
4
108
U2
103
577
215
98
13
922
5
201
114
56
21
52
53
1
143
102
81
607
206
91
7
961
10
174
135
53
36
31
3
105
67
61
293
166
45
1
661
1
161
130
59
23
26
28
11
126
70
49
239
149
67
3
607
2
152
147
46
24
19
17
U
101
88
26
159
166
29
425
108
142
46
25
15
14
13
92
77
17
153
134
35
1
416
1
117
130
38
5
1
1
26
43
4
65
73
10
133
27
92
14
27
6
2
1
23
35
5
52
73
11
117
29
76
23
2S
1
2
1
6
27
3
19
47
8
40
12
60
6
29
3
1
4
13
3
15
45
4
47
10
56
6
30
50
227
14
291
136
283
1,521
226
314
66
1,172
41
135
147
U4
31
91
426
27
293
169
271
2,538
280
549
68
1,449
81
133
247
100
32
3,651
53,823
3,815
65,929
54,408
36,794
96,195
20,383
67,968
5,272
105,005
13,376
35,697
32,800
13,930
33
5,328
46,678
7,075
38,132
65,073
27,670
138,943
19,722
38,534
4,791
162,464
U,340
22,109
37,187
12,156
34
74
81
4
164
HI
79
713
240
240
32
1,395
12
159
174
88
35
138
121
3
147
100
85
642
210
260
20
1,400
16
162
163
79
36
16
38
1
75
44
18
232
89
66
1
523
2
34
100
31
37
155
3,591
277
13,236
7,471
323
16,026
11,649
6,757
1
32,733
40
2,572
38,019
3,764
38
721
1,386
10,660
8,572
557
14,926
15,871
8,207
176
33,481
84
1,736
42,363
3,448
39
16
16
1
35
9
15
28
11
12
2
69
2
16
14
11
40
161
2,758
527
3,883
867
415
896
1,079
3,995
40
2,232
81
1,063
889
1,567
41
50
44
2
92
71
57
478
158
182
29
894
9
127
73
57
42
1,027
6,470
55
9,360
7,976
2,204
10,485
6,303
8,925
1,986
26,293
116
3,088
4,430
3,902
43
99
467
22
312
119
426
902
130
551
54
813
124
166
141
256
44
139
375
25
377
154
366
874
226
536
37
1,100
122
158
102
347
15
8,872
192,701
52,741
316,842
56,101
75,763
248,255
34,714
382,239
36,707
265,677
50,316
144,855
50,707
64,879
4S
10,570
165,852
44,912
402,296
54,632
98,630
259,035
24,038
272,297
34,195
394,011
36,282
159,955
80,183
87,403
47
58
356
19
145
58
260
602
83
408
20
495
91
32
84
217
48
79
300
8
219
H8
273
581
156
360
17
690
78
39
47
292
49
2,111
29,670
7,171
31,116
12,641
9,369
46,628
4,722
19,899
1,253
19,418
5,970
2,366
2,428
20,609
SO
2,614
18,064
2,277
28,993
13,455
12,477
25,264
6,368
12,816
737
19,420
3,191
3,670
1,837
17,932
61
70
241
16
254
17
217
50
59
126
87
88
100
30
30
70
62
92
274
20
241
■21
203
79
48
176
92
137
99
58
31
86
53
4,648
213,369
9,282
330,452
8,318
106,439
12,019
49, U5
130,997
61,138
51,341
25,994
1,955
17,111
44,957
54
6,264
216,682
16,717
177,749
3,026
96,990
15,727
13,471
206,430
58,691
U2,202
26,668
25,795
20,360
49,348
55
22,202
46,213
11,006
107,128
109,287
25,272
355,423
203,891
57,717
3,937
558,657
2,581
U6,786
205,961
52,904
56
17,982
44,961
14,201
93,552
79,971
20,231
336,755
192,534
50,765
3,664
535,500
3,885
112,306
172,a8
56,810
57
301
136
6
132
196
779
210
111
169
43
678
105
502
217
75
58
11,353
3,792
223
7,432
21,429
22,693
7,682
8,949
4,759
1,099
27,109
1,276
8,924
23,206
2,832
59
247
94
5
51
119
760
81
62
108
33
341
93
335
114
54
60
8,944
2,492
222
2,670
12,966
22,071
3,687
5,490
2,570
920
12, 8U
1,078
4,486
15,002
1,839
61
437
305
23
520
492
501
4,466
1,439
814
85
5,254
60
1,636
722
376
62
493
352
38
606
437
326
4,627
1,392
813
103
5,517
94
1,538
760
339
63
20,403
14,915
3,815
58,263
86,395
15,273
248,530
188,807
31,680
1,475
496,372
769
112,923
197,461
35,761
64
15,856
14,276
5,069
55,275
54,378
10,009
223,701
176,235
24,095
1,941
478,350
1,311
110,377
163,074
37,919
65
1,799
31,298
7,191
48,865
22,892
9,999
106,893
15,084
26,037
2,462
62,285
1,812
3,863
8,500
17,143
66
228
215
5
58
60
395
1,474
312
373
42
1,055
97
547
85
147
07
77
102
1
47
60
144
1,106
215
241
15
943
28
272
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84
06
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1
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52
92
545
141
124
15
542
16
152
53
55
09
44
84
62
83
97
913
188
153
14
852
11
192
74
61
70
47
109
3
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112
96
797
232
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124
78
71
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6
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48
427
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83
4
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2
156
150
68
72
21
38
11
102
80
13
216
168
36
3
466
95
137
64
73
3
11
5
28
34
1
84
56
11
1
146
23
63
15
74
1
3
1
15
19
27
28
3
52
12
37
3
75
399
122
7
155
475
728
632
1,167
663
24
4,930
70
814
564
364
76
18,521
6,117
290
20,239
54,720
18,418
36,337
79,264
26,702
155
384,800
650
84,446
104,248
33,278
77
371
87
3
89
434
663
81
990
574
19
2,120
45
668
431
328
7»
17,337
4,697
197
11,973
43,902
15,645
6,150
57,581
20,223
103
155,578
413
71,240
56,491
27,583
79
86
222
25
286
90
206
97
153
94
86
144
30
57
148
48
80
2,646
25,314
9,460
48,450
40,184
6,269
15,785
36,884
9,284
3,766
7,138
427
1,794
40,649
3,100
81
63
186
20
210
68
145
35
65
52
81
53
18
34
83
24
82
1,537
23,228
9,062
26,429
33,057
4,585
7,283
15,918
5,035
3,684
4,202
294
716
18,416
1,016
83
53
392
5
275
49
17
5,465
442
506
2
3,440
101
940
248
206
84
1,035
14,782
1,256
38,439
14,383
585
303,301
87,743
21,731
16
166,719
1,504
30,546
61,064
16,526
85
30
370
4
208
20
13
4,879
269
440
2
639
76
805
133
131
86
548
13,193
1,196
30,132
8,357
490
226,034
57,385
14,124
16
34,167
1,093
19,680
30,127
13,471
87
12
23
4
36
16
61
8
37
32
5
67
5
15
36
17
88
960
2,216
431
15,306
5,399
4,294
3,293
13,988
5,201
134
7,844
49
2,123
28, %7
4,147
89
23
22
1
70
29
4
586
174
66
2,752
25
135
115
25
no
1,820
2,879
120
23,288
18,572
258
112,663
59,019
13,134
356,866
727
23,027
71,960
6,687
91
174
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
(For definitions and explai
e text)
Farms:
Ml farms ni
I'nder 10 ncres number 1
10 to 49 acres numberl
50 to 69 act«s number 1
70 to 99 acres number 1
100 to 139 acres nu
HO to 179 acres nu
180 to 219 acres number 1
220 to 259 acres number 1
260 to 499 acres number 1
500 to 999 acres number 1
l.OOO or more acres number 1
1,000 to 1.999 acres number 1
Land in farms:
All land in farms s
Under 10 acres ■
10 to 49 acres i
50 to 69 acres r
70 to 99 acres «
100 to 1-19 icres f
140 to 179 acres ■
ISO to 219 acres ■
220 to -259 ncres a
260 to 499 acres a
500 to 999 acres i
1 .000 or more acres 1
1,000 lo 1,999 acres e
Cropland harvested:
Any cropland harvested farms reportinc 1
1 'nder 1(1 .icros farms reportinp 1
10 to 19 acres farms reportjr
50 to fi9 acres farms reportinr 1
70 to 90 acres farms rcrwrting 1
100 to 1:19 acres farms rcportinj:
HO ui 179 acres farms re|iartinp 1
160 to 219 acres farms leportine 1
220 to 259 acres farms lepcrtinf; 1
260 lo 499 acres farms reportini
50O to 09!) ncres farms reporting 1
1.000 or more acres farms reportinp 1
1,000 lo 1,999 acres farms repoclm
99,274
123,075
24,110
34,138
34,570
44,342
5,628
6,498
6,024
7,207
4,615
5,132
1,954
5,836
6,148
4,464
4,523
6,013
6,248
2,821
36,887,948
37,794,780
94,933
141,971
820,832
1,036,124
324,755
375,583
491,240
586,734
533,805
594,547
617,185
691,236
449,959
491,164
429,784
463,491
2,098,494
2,203,189
3,141,183
3,161,427
27,885,728
23,049,314
3,939,579
76,663
93,231
8,021,836
8,326,331
16,161
20,531
46,978
63,471
27,314
35,350
483,188
603,979
4,829
5,658
198,190
224,743
5,130
6,180
289,338
336,279
3,904
4,414
298,501
326,466
3,236
3,632
321,368
336,077
1,911
2,111
235,508
249,345
1,540
1,673
226,887
223,779
4,756
5,125
970,508
957,386
3,557
3,720
1,274,237
1,206,552
4,325
4,337
3,677,083
3,797,754
2,117
1,152,464
311,139
316,994
1,407
2,009
6,065
7,806
2,372
2,657
3,467
3,267
4,670
6,630
4,449
5,277
5,769
5,510
5,137
7,752
26,203
26,855
41,398
47,107
210,152
202,124
51,914
960
1,640
1,720
2,055
9,370
9,890
2,460
3,029
3,425
2,594
3,558
2,678
3,086
16,110
17,903
31,615
26,905
158,782
135,496
27,154
670,119
672, 802
2,799
3,637
20,540
24,175
7,235
7,792
9,338
10,264
11,310
9,337
12,428
15,498
9,745
10,129
7,829
8,232
48,490
51,445
72,623
74,101
467,732
457,692
92,725
1,988
2,138
201,672
200,513
1,652
2,708
2,767
3,334
5,319
6,118
2,781
3,583
1,676
2,622
19,541
20,061
27,214
30,811
279,785
315,944
40,402
159
191
268
4,322
3,390
2,233
1,953
3,286
2,778
6,008
5,149
6,246
6,804
6,353
6,216
4,830
4,953
33,936
34,073
78,783
64,324
344,840
467,555
99,474
692
287,927
324,356
1,971
3,146
9,172
11,904
3,488
4,345
5,160
5,730
6,697
6,206
5,473
6,627
5,753
5,951
3,566
4,047
24,687
22,562
42,142
49,668
179,818
204,670
55,756
1,186
1,600
76,484
85,307
CALIFORNIA
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
175
El Dorado
Fresno
Gless
Humboldt
Imgieri&l
Inyo
Kem
Kings
lake
las sen
Los
Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
<97
8,345
1,425
1,261
1,306
104
2,062
1,509
982
323
4,811
1,667
377
276
1,234
1
552
9,776
1,538
1,659
1,633
94
2,304
1,845
1,038
397
8,254
1,806
501
299
1,586
2
72
813
loe
168
135
7
252
U3
178
10
2,760
124
66
15
144
3
60
1,118
U7
345
213
10
262
156
176
29
4,944
125
102
24
245
4
U7
4,321
527
351
329
20
388
508
395
28
1,243
531
64
56
327
5
130
5,387
609
490
396
9
488
711
399
42
2,097
625
109
53
460
e
31
691
1J6
88
52
2
56
115
60
9
100
144
11
10
59
7
41
761
129
89
55
5
84
142
61
11
195
146
12
13
70
9
47
685
124
119
87
10
135
159
70
9
128
142
6
19
75
9
53
730
141
146
172
8
184
201
71
20
237
170
14
26
101
10
40
429
73
98
70
4
94
128
45
14
105
124
15
13
72
11
38
438
80
100
105
3
126
130
57
12
147
150
16
22
96
12
31
288
75
62
92
4
146
115
46
26
109
109
9
25
67
13
39
278
47
68
111
6
189
L21
55
26
158
Ul
11
26
80
14
16
150
36
42
56
5
70
44
23
11
43
57
7
8
30
15
20
159
29
56
58
3
87
59
31
12
52
56
20
10
34
le
19
119
34
35
41
3
85
32
20
13
23
42
10
10
28
17
20
UO
38
36
47
5
82
53
19
10
52
37
9
9
40
18
58
292
107
88
167
10
285
122
58
35
U5
151
43
40
121
19
63
281
98
99
194
7
289
126
73
62
176
121
51
41
125
20
32
212
92
71
155
6
232
75
39
46
84
84
64
24
104
21
41
193
91
75
159
7
221
66
38
49
82
94
72
25
109
22
34
345
133
139
122
33
319
68
48
122
96
159
32
51
207
23
47
321
129
155
123
31
292
80
58
124
U4
151
85
50
226
24
18
U5
62
41
85
9
132
28
26
45
60
61
59
24
79
25
194,770
2,286,381
648,569
787,679
497,802
329,782
3,566,553
678,005
252,310
692,053
479,011
360,647
227,450
284,200
1,057,226
26
272,685
2,176,980
703,043
618,118
550,075
303,219
3,201,302
749,811
247,810
672,795
743,613
889,824
236,956
243,973
1,099,776
27
323
3,576
465
747
579
28
870
585
978
56
9,145
490
251
65
693
28
337
4,822
656
1,740
925
47
997
673
933
138
16,649
593
445
124
1,204
29
3,035
113,403
13,680
8,840
8,447
436
9,171
13,178
9,291
812
24,819
14,404
1,392
1,443
7,835
30
3,565
139,236
15,840
U,553
10,238
202
12,235
19,343
9,571
1,163
41,430
17,296
2,238
1,231
10,908
31
1,836
39,882
6,671
5,194
2,940
123
3,187
6,584
3,544
460
5,603
3,377
612
581
3,383
32
2,386
43,812
7,463
5,137
3,234
303
4,830
8,232
3,561
661
11,159
3,432
711
742
4,068
33
3,767
55,103
9,992
9,550
7,100
829
10,997
13,020
5,747
770
10,438
11,413
511
1,593
6,116
34
4,336
58,641
11,325
11,810
U,949
660
15,0U
16,225
5,832
1,641
19,038
13,686
1,140
2,137
8,210
Sh
4,582
48,950
8,378
11,511
8,001
431
10,792
U,790
5,242
1,699
12,286
14,207
1,724
2,131
8,290
36
4,526
50,490
9,114
11,706
12,267
318
W,579
15,123
6,672
1,449
17,146
16,979
1,816
2,573
11,067
37
4,879
44,580
11,836
9,779
U,673
640
22,830
18,268
7,295
4,138
17,157
17,039
1,405
3,973
10,566
38
6,170
43,546
7,442
10,583
17,482
960
29,908
18,953
8,734
4,136
24,832
20,376
1,709
4,097
12,608
39
3,202
29,388
7,077
8,256
10,897
974
13,730
8,713
4,573
2,156
8,548
11,272
1,436
1,562
5,947
40
4,022
31,151
5,761
U,068
U,304
597
16,961
U,349
6,164
2,312
10,426
10,950
4,014
1,985
6,673
41
4,502
28,072
8,034
8,335
9,867
700
20,211
7,603
4,799
3,U0
6,622
9,918
2,417
2,366
6,739
42
4,818
26,027
9,017
8,420
11,212
1,216
19,392
12,536
4,541
2,389
12,493
8,742
2,120
2,110
9,811
43
21,015
104,254
38,565
30,713
60,971
3,725
101,704
42,440
21,133
12,747
40,123
53,588
16,135
14,734
44,685
44
22,441
100,748
36,359
34,541
71,192
2,616
103,164
43,605
25,981
22,553
64,119
42,619
13,684
15,269
45,799
45
23,267
148,066
65,206
49,733
112,585
4,612
164,144
53,531
29,229
32,418
57,886
58,555
46,079
17,211
73,939
46
27,866
135,211
64,684
52,339
112,049
4,694
153,072
48,352
28,502
34,933
57,733
66,906
51,796
17,403
75,305
47
124,362
1,671,107
478,665
645,021
261,742
317,284
3,208,917
499,293
160,479
633,657
286,384
661,384
155,438
238,541
889,028
48
192,218
1,543,296
535,382
658,221
286,223
291,606
2,831,153
555,420
147,319
601,420
468,588
683,245
152,283
196,252
914,118
49
24,528
203,541
85,146
59,299
118,739
12,369
184,267
37,747
35,699
61,824
83,254
89,144
81,330
33,894
107,334
50
306
7,313
1,118
716
1,U5
60
1,616
1,328
895
266
3,a5
1,219
136
59
800
51
339
8,450
1,189
949
1,364
71
1,917
1,610
909
312
5,422
1,390
211
105
930
52
5,891
910,508
185,265
18,662
391,189
4,3U
581,887
406,978
27,330
67,538
126,952
222,546
7,844
1,423
25,201
53
6,620
885,779
187,623
20,760
404,257
4,593
597,808
398,066
27,867
62,238
195,315
229,052
12,133
2,454
29,919
54
58
424
73
49
53
3
72
74
168
2
1,785
29
36
1
99
55
39
571
74
110
68
6
106
52
U7
6
2,836
28
55
6
107
56
140
1,400
195
101
195
10
234
217
664
12
4,592
113
77
2
260
57
108
1,802
205
238
274
20
364
144
577
20
8,245
91
113
7
306
58
86
3,980
357
178
264
13
284
442
368
16
808
389
19
8
230
59
90
4,909
412
273
316
8
403
619
361
25
1,575
472
39
16
273
60
985
84,761
5,330
1,679
5,333
97
5,732
8,129
5,631
235
11,916
8,486
128
40
2,534
61
1,030
101,471
5,684
2,235
6,U2
72
8,418
12,091
5,337
423
23,957
9,893
271
39
3,002
62
16
664
98
57
48
51
106
56
5
73
134
2
3
46
63
27
731
lU
63
49
5
81
138
57
9
166
135
5
5
47
64
451
31,020
3,071
1,090
2,121
2,268
4,407
1,906
125
2,813
6,119
53
34
1,102
65
502
33,136
3,341
1,074
2,0U
'82
3,754
5,791
1,855
312
6,849
5,740
71
20
1,080
66
26
651
105
90
83
6
125
153
66
8
101
128
4
4
47
67
34
695
126
109
155
7
165
194
65
12
194
158
4
7
57
68
469
42,256
4,419
1,944
5,379
166
8,333
8,999
2,834
341
5,636
8,175
57
16
1,254
69
664
44,389
5,098
2,670
9,926
123
11,049
11,072
2,272
440
10,804
9,543
83
29
1,456
70
23
409
56
67
66
1
88
120
38
12
80
113
5
^
43
71
23
402
72
80
102
2
121
123
51
9
128
133
7
9
65
72
617
36,655
3,688
1,965
5,732
6
8,397
10,008
1,579
423
5,467
9,542
88
1
1,508
73
603
36,127
4,240
2,058
9,020
17
11,786
10,130
2,204
593
9,259
11,544
161
152
2,597
74
16
268
64
48
89
3
136
Ul
42
19
32
87
2
3
42
75
25
247
41
50
105
5
175
116
45
22
123
111
4
12
49
76
429
31,312
5,699
1,765
11,076
145
17,820
11,846
1,852
944
3,604
9,308
55
181
1,635
77
551
28,579
3,820
1,706
13,052
117
22,080
11,467
1,804
1,173
11,121
12,164
81
221
1,830
78
5
U7
36
33
54
1
69
43
20
8
39
51
3
3
21
79
10
U8
27
39
57
83
55
26
10
48
51
7
5
20
80
52
19,632
4,412
1,125
8,947
24
10,919
5,426
1,247
582
4,138
7,708
130
150
1,078
81
217
20,066
2,855
1,255
8,686
12,866
7,183
1,226
587
5,582
6,974
420
48
710
82
15
111
31
27
41
1
82
30
20
13
24
35
4
3
20
83
8
99
35
28
47
3
79
53
16
9
39
32
4
3
27
84
202
19,402
4,443
989
7,812
160
16,427
4,948
1,060
1,525
3,398
5,841
186
35
481
85
72
17,721
4,261
924
8,450
240
15,447
7,631
746
908
5,767
4,834
87
20
783
86
33
252
102
53
162
5
271
113
49
30
93
111
14
12
69
87
37
238
91
64
187
6
273
124
59
53
U9
94
21
14
75
88
1,197
60,126
23,984
2,000
50,336
278
76,549
27,921
2,672
3,217
17,436
23,938
466
205
3,139
89
l,2U
55,650
21,947
2,463
55,151
268
77,657
26,062
3,301
7,071
27,242
22,061
1,217
316
3,053
90
14
168
79
42
155
5
205
71
31
40
61
59
22
7
62
91
25
162
83
45
157
5
204
64
34
44
67
73
26
9
71
92
474
74,849
29,336
1,973
94,033
673
Ul,496
37,339
3,103
7,285
19,298
28,622
2,288
177
3,419
93
790
65,502
34,825
1,647
90,120
578
104,097
31,309
2,531
8,367
20,960
32,553
2,322
175
3,832
94
U
249
117
72
120
22
233
60
37
113
69
83
25
9
121
95
21
248
115
88
121
24
227
72
48
113
97
103
39
19
139
96
875
509,095
100,688
4,031
200,225
2,752
323,712
287,738
4,782
52,349
43,154
109,194
4,316
532
8,791
97
870
481,336
101,347
4,490
201,425
3,076
330,290
275,136
6,014
42,344
65,529
113,655
7,307
1,427
11,270
98
7
112
55
24
84
6
120
27
20
42
45
34
15
6
43
99
311
92,336
36,180
929
99,664
243
110,035
26,333
1,758
8,254
19,787
23,769
2,083
257
2,674
lOO
176
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
100 lo 139 ilcres .
140 lo 179 seres .
ISO lo 219 acres .
220 to 259 seres .
26010 499 acres.
500 lo 999 acres .
1,000 or more rae
1,000 10 1,999 3
-and in farms:
All land In t«
Under 10 acres. . .
10 lo 49 acres . . .
50 Id 69 acres . . .
70 lo 99 acres . . .
100 lo i:19 seres .
HO to 179 acres .
180 lo 219 acres .
220 lo 259 acres .
260 to 499 acres .
50O lo 999 acres .
. number 1
. numlwr 1
969,504
1,040,277
1,696
2,363
36,281
46,277
18,057
22,615
26,035
28,228
29,032
30,832
27,111
30,131
20,617
20,251
16,064
16,829
71,665
61,419
80,731
83,874
642,215
697,458
88,640
2,767
3,145
280,968
269,876
1,035,911
673,897
7,791
5,423
8,316
8,918
13,613
7,756
8,005
8,057
5,840
33,326
32,729
57,606
53,339
903,794
540, 596
89,742
545
1,068
12
1,329
27
20,718
200
25,910
621
268
11
342
30
10,742
494
13,633
1,489
235
53
307
93
15,450
3,582
15,798
6,238
227
43
238
70
16, 136
3,433
17,614
6,156
159
53
172
31
14,866
5,785
14,431
8,294
97
38
99
40
10,709
5,237
10,342
4,932
65
32
64
25
9,222
4,951
8,798
3,419
183
86
154
83
35,652
15,754
26,398
13,752
103
71
103
70
34,515
13,427
33,901
14,213
108
142
120
154
112,261
78,592
101,738
78,306
2,649
2,183
3,224
7,569
83,223
37,701
7,917
20
854
1,358
6,501
7,342
2,753
3,559
6,506
5,524
9,274
8,504
13,380
14,010
11,928
10,343
10,763
10,251
57,047
56,307
100,481
108,583
1,393,504
1,210,120
162,241
1,069
239,908
243,666
296,112
311,907
1,313
2,117
10,241
13,434
4,095
4,759
5,555
6,373
5,200
7,973
4,789
23,849
29,749
41,222
45,374
187,824
1,235
38,243
52,168
2,501
5,619
2,419
7,250
34
64
41
71
1,389
2,297
1,628
2,326
65
54
49
67
3,879
2,117
2,847
2,761
70
35
61
60
5,477
1,965
5,207
3,434
66
38
76
43
7,789
2,400
8,006
2,095
51
17
46
21
7,324
1,049
7,204
1,233
39
20
38
18
7,089
1,723
5,668
1,311
323
421
3,417
2,940
1,049
1,018
2,505
3,1J5
2,797
2,773
4,014
4,201
2,222
3,402
3,528
3,099
16,367
20,503
16, 584
20,801
174,345
150,451
39,385
257
3,352
1,213
4,593
1,583
1,686
162
2,152
283
1,244
523
1,931
693
345,639
344,149
6,563
9,505
24,519
36,514
5,815
7,047
6,116
7,740
6,050
7,280
4,764
7,207
4,576
6,813
4,308
4,034
20,040
27,256
25,190
21,323
237,748
209,430
7,657
2,920
4,096
101,192
129,947
1,418
1,826
4,723
781
1,402
13,778
18,056
6,302
7,051
9,814
10,818
7,478
9,232
7,368
8,936
4,750
5,080
4,768
6,208
23,455
22,994
13,356
29,161
161,975
317,531
33,939
685
95,465
164,004
468
722
6,628
8,186
8,708
10,187
76,523
140,090
22,147
71
CALIFORNIA
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
177
Sacra-
mento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San
Joaquin
San liiis
Obispo
San Xfcteo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
2,351
311
3,740
4,926
44
5,424
1,470
378
1,171
3,345
1,140
880
49
823
1,016
3,397
380
5,475
6,478
40
5,437
1,848
484
1,374
4,953
1,578
1,079
66
970
1,229
„
581
94
1,898
2,695
40
1,007
196
124
345
1,084
367
138
2
31
95
3
1,176
119
2,840
3,503
36
875
355
180
365
1,567
633
198
69
157
831
285
1,203
1,375
4
2,170
320
82
234
1,413
429
241
4
83
264
5
1,186
327
1,783
1,835
3
2,438
444
116
365
2,214
537
344
8
120
352
6
123
53
132
125
422
53
24
44
175
103
40
2
47
80
7
147
56
162
181
412
30
19
50
258
99
34
2
44
88
e
152
53
122
134
375
76
16
54
155
55
49
51
81
g
185
58
187
194
390
35
22
57
206
35
52
"2
73
109
10
116
41
76
99
284
67
23
33
134
43
28
2
51
53
11
135
37
99
146
293
75
21
54
153
62
37
53
62
12
91
40
73
95
234
62
3
36
35
36
45
4
73
51
13
110
31
112
113
202
69
21
51
92
42
53
5
66
57
14
58
24
30
53
141
44
11
31
48
21
29
30
28
71
23
41
66
1
129
60
12
31
53
27
28
36
34
16
52
10
33
32
120
41
8
25
24
16
28
31
27
17
51
15
38
51
101
41
7
26
31
18
30
48
27
18
Ul
47
85
110
322
157
25
84
85
37
80
,;
118
119
19
129
54
101
146
276
176
33
99
120
35
37
8
138
113
20
116
44
44
84
216
154
30
30
53
16
58
10
116
101
21
93
36
51
101
180
171
32
99
76
24
6
124
84
22
90
115
44
124
133
295
27
154
78
16
133
21
192
117
23
109
124
61
142
136
292
21
157
73
16
137
29
194
131
24
50
37
20
56
84
144
22
53
24
13
57
6
78
53
2.5
546,988
750,447
928,539
833,778
U5
924,893
1,687,216
86,941
937,523
529,489
103,984
603,466
92,189
1,153,246
477,975
26
551,732
790,266
1,601,095
992,581
307
824,342
1,511,975
34,247
1,057,311
590,041
123,977
763,818
92,477
951,344
423,423
27
2,400
432
6,844
9,777
65
4,076
893
452
1,203
4,566
1,445
639
3
117
456
28
5,359
580
10,907
13,472
67
3,984
1,631
599
1,632
7,457
2,578
971
17
318
817
29
19,333
6,935
24,736
28,543
80
52,423
7,866
1,709
6,612
30,032
10,046
5,233
102
2,198
6,674
30
26,379
7,960
35,714
36,742
49
59,252
10,452
2,639
8,269
47,301
12,513
7,032
201
3,374
8,641
31
7,044
3,354
7,599
7,146
...
24,365
3,424
1,373
2,511
10,091
5,934
2,322
107
2,713
4,696
32
8,543
3,255
9,472
10,361
_
23,769
4,663
1,116
3,462
15,417
5,745
1,989
120
2,529
5,100
33
12,474
4,301
9,824
10,868
'.'.'.
30,653
6,279
1,291
4,537
12,731
4,619
3,952
4,144
6,775
.34
15,001
4,632
15,013
15,692
31,918
6,367
1,850
5,669
15,877
5,994
4,246
186
5,928
9,336
3S
13,438
4,850
3,835
U,308
32,815
7,694
2,722
3,788
15,505
4,871
3,338
210
5,932
6,092
36
15,827
4,303
11,408
16,922
34,395
8,697
2,428
6,162
17,976
7,076
4,295
6,352
7,488
37
1A,362
6,186
11,496
15,122
36,869
9,979
1,235
5,561
U,587
5,713
7,170
635
11,432
7,999
38
17,116
4,820
17,667
17,784
31,766
10,934
3,288
8,107
14,432
6,544
8,335
794
10,460
9,054
39
11,511
4,872
6,030
10,481
27,727
8,571
2,162
6,173
9,479
4,031
5,570
5,882
5,551
40
14,019
4,519
8,155
U,075
191
25,457
11,995
2,353
6,081
10,391
5,401
5,521
7,1U
6,804
41
12,362
2,329
7,896
7,488
28,743
9,339
1,915
5,939
5,652
3,700
6,592
7,303
6,435
42
11,929
3,613
9,026
12,0U
23,877
9,748
1,684
6,123
7,226
4,198
7,142
11,272
6,352
43
52,542
16,997
30,160
39,578
115,250
56,337
9,022
31,375
30,255
13,546
28,982
1,392
44,003
43,336
44
46,455
19,686
35,145
52,385
99,192
63,077
11,310
36,954
42,321
12,829
31,709
2,807
49,727
39,002
45
78,813
31,214
32,091
58,291
147,928
109,409
21,779
57,856
41,670
10,271
50,509
8,401
31,323
78,905
46
67,261
25,631
35,119
72,234
123,596
118,530
23,214
70,104
52,048
16,648
56,351
5,346
37,447
56,461
47
322,709
668,977
782,978
635,176
424,044
1,466,425
43,281
811,817
355,871
44,758
439,054
81,339
933,144
311,006
48
323,843
711,267
1,413,469
731,900
367,136
1,265,331
33,766
904,748
358,535
48,451
541,175
83,006
776,323
274,368
49
68,943
51,801
26,762
76,072
117,045
201,445
28,330
83,089
34,578
18,448
76,355
8,162
103,472
74,424
50
1,525
693
2,478
4,069
35
4,402
1,072
313
1,046
2,978
360
402
36
545
344
51
2,071
738
3,813
5,294
40
4,255
1,386
367
1,234
4,451
1,183
496
51
803
918
52
178,851
75,140
91,421
66,144
72
463,278
217,638
22,191
88,549
115,030
28,295
21,435
7,575
99,188
160,917
53
191,530
73,807
114,489
114,936
88
421,695
259,359
24,194
119,995
148,056
27,568
25,545
8,662
108,203
135,071
54
308
74
1,084
2,353
31
649
110
115
320
959
237
33
1
9
70
55
536
72
1,640
2,899
36
467
180
126
313
1,422
4U
39
4
22
76
56
634
287
3,324
5,793
44
2,094
310
286
800
3,081
691
77
1
31
221
57
1,221
277
5,679
7,180
55
1,671
446
313
948
5,019
1,123
86
9
65
230
58
445
251
878
1,127
4
1,736
211
68
263
1,324
337
71
3
42
211
59
655
287
1,487
1,518
3
1,903
301
97
339
2,092
431
125
5
74
250
60
6,312
4,927
U,399
12,077
28
34,551
3,091
921
4,057
21,523
4,286
709
13
489
4,172
<1
8,549
5,671
23,430
15,487
23
37,131
3,894
1,477
4,888
35,009
4,537
1,039
42
1,113
4,833
62
85
54
109
105
370
46
18
42
156
93
16
36
75
63
110
49
U3
150
360
62
12
56
248
85
19
1
37
77
64
2,090
2,508
4,852
2,955
16,840
1,442
558
1,501
7,030
3,046
269
1,103
3,341
65
3,649
2,176
6,219
3,748
15,922
1,741
464
2,119
10,955
2,201
346
"2
1,286
3,398
,<e
1 118
45
96
99
323
55
15
47
140
43
27
42
69
67
141
43
153
152
342
66
13
64
188
69
32
1
W
92
68
5,510
2,486
4,982
2,739
21,568
2,220
788
2,031
9,058
1,512
559
1,930
4,388
69
6,412
2,681
8,327
4,602
21,510
2,622
921
3,187
11,505
2,285
684
20
3,129
5,023
70
93
37
64
69
255
52
19
29
120
39
16
1
41
47
71
119
36
87
109
263
65
14
44
133
55
21
55
51
72
5,981
2,927
4,747
3,185
23,947
2,883
1,047
2,027
10,356
2,278
650
1
2,795
3,438
73
8,448
3,052
6,483
4,291
22,772
3,899
693
3,161
10,769
2,330
703
4;231
3,915
74
75
35
62
61
211
41
6
34
66
30
29
"4
59
46
75
95
26
80
86
182
51
16
46
73
37
31
3
59
49
76
7,672
3,564
5,554
3,138
26,353
2,793
629
3,176
8,093
2,058
1,065
263
3,811
4,296
77
8,594
2,157
6,110
3,810
21,896
3,307
1,005
4,695
7,689
2,430
1,183
96
3,996
4,755
78
49
20
26
32
133
37
8
28
34
15
U
27
25
79
63
22
32
51
1
118
55
7
29
41
21
18
34
30
80
6,588
2,643
3,445
2,358
19,931
3,036
740
3,080
3,672
1,049
545
2,551
2,850
81
7,707
3,077
4,652
3,899
16
18,303
5,299
934
3,419
4,363
1,107
660
3,231
4,067
82
43
9
29
22
111
29
5
22
23
14
13
23
24
83
46
13
29
38
92
36
5
25
29
17
18
46
21
84
7,020
1,722
4,586
1,436
20,029
3,496
590
2,999
4,124
1,718
446
2,456
3,664
85
6,319
1,481
3,826
2,196
13,905
4,161
297
2,515
3,307
1,795
1,000
4,151
3,408
86
122
38
67
75
302
120
20
76
52
28
53
4
99
101
87
114
47
85
112
247
W9
27
91
105
26
54
7
122
99
88
31,051
4,849
12,179
6,477
82,181
14,697
2,701
12,940
11,924
4,898
3,515
878
13,734
22,962
89
25,172
7,333
13,382
10,632
66,091
15,782
4,238
15,271
19,200
3,331
2,900
881
14,382
17,796
to
108
34
35
56
200
127
25
60
42
14
42
7
102
84
91
95
30
42
70
169
156
26
87
61
16
51
7
110
72
92
45,090
7,907
13,810
6,495
98,941
22,336
4,007
15,496
9,627
4,019
2,896
1,551
18,158
34,441
93
39,474
7,127
10,958
12,262
77,446
27,064
5,567
22,237
13,035
3,685
5,209
1,757
21,043
26,429
94
79
96
23
70
107
244
19
125
52
10
33
16
165
92
95
97
108
35
109
112
265
19
WO
58
11
33
23
177
101
96
60,883
41,320
19,543
19,491
116,343
161,334
9,924
40,442
26,422
2,740
10,603
4,859
52,129
77,144
97
75,985
38,775
25,423
46,829
124,993
191,144
8,280
55,505
27,154
2,194
11,735
5,855
51,075
64
61,217
98
99
46
27
14
35
80
123
14
52
15
8
39
4
35,175
7,725
8,975
9,881
54,870
31,350
4,595
12,296
6,680
2,474
3,142
1,094
14,576
21,304
100
178
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVp]STED. BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
—
Item
Sonoina
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
(For derinitions and explanations. se« text)
Farms:
Ml fanns
4,695
5,831
6,000
6,629
1,712
1,787
1,455
1,707
165
215
6,141
6,634
308
352
1,863
1,856
1,017
1,158
700
0
1954
804
3
I'ndw 10 acres
numlwr 1959
1,603
2,283
1,266
1,427
304
276
134
238
9
15
856
945
33
517
484
35
91
96
4
19.54
159
5
10 to 49 acres
1,651
2,016
2,868
3,264
610
745
631
758
23
35
2,469
2,798
62
69
604
610
240
298
225
6
1954
249
7
50 to 69 act«s
number 1959
193
255
445
478
108
107
87
118
7
15
467
486
12
17
113
110
51
78
32
S
1954
31
g
70 to 99 acres
number 1959
220
210
386
476
111
109
71
93
7
11
545
609
18
20
111
97
75
96
51
10
1951
47
n
100 to 139 acres
number 19.59
168
186
285
256
109
91
55
53
7
10
365
373
13
25
97
99
66
75
48
12
1954
60
13
140 to 179 acres
number 1959
126
163
78
51
22
323
17
72
64
43
u
1954
150
164
89
53
23
281
30
86
74
41
180 to 219 acres
number 1959
100
115
97
96
48
33
30
15
9
171
161
20
10
52
52
45
60
20
16
1954
29
17
220 to 259 acres
number 1959
76
72
32
22
3
132
10
37
43
20
18
1954
90
63
38
24
11
152
10
38
36
17
19
260 to 499 Ides
number 1959
253
163
128
82
22
385
32
121
117
69
20
1954
239
153
117
91
33
383
43
136
115
65
21
500 to 999 acres
number 1959
140
127
104
69
21
208
37
62
110
48
22
1954
150
117
39
72
21
213
40
63
108
55
23
1,000 oc more acres
number 19.59
165
128
80
170
29
220
77
121
48
24
1954
137
135
82
177
32
228
41
76
127
51
25
1.000 to 1,999 acres
-and in farms:
number 1959
97
62
53
64
16
111
16
33
70
25
acres 1959
763,847
847,395
406, 563
1,254,707
164,744
1,369,519
194 233
449,265
566,199
580,153
261,589
254,926
27
1954
761,832
884,726
369,349
1,161,699
186,893
1,502)393
208)648
486,379
1 nder in acres
acres 1959
7,453
4,966
1 195
848
25
3,625
161
1 317
350
447
721
29
195)
loi98S
5,845
1I226
1,238
69
4)312
221
2)101
414
30
10 to 49 acres
acres 1959
34,720
72,209
14,755
14,146
630
61,282
1,650
14,305
5,978
5,503
31
1951
42,552
80,210
18,360
16,848
1,022
70,207
1,560
14,531
8,056
5,716
32
50 to 69 acres
acres 1959
11,076
25 844
6 294
419
699
1 833
33
1954
15*041
27*567
6^167
6)322
859
23)004
978
6)429
4)548
l)814
34
70 to 99 acres
acres 1959
18,152
31,506
8,998
5,734
542
44,200
1,492
9,130
6,288
4,197
35
1951
17,257
38,737
9,010
7,559
887
49,513
1,605
8,084
7,975
3,902
36
100 to 1.39 icres
acres 1959
12 537
813
11 469
7 647
5 666
37
1954
21)778
29^201
10)371
5)946
1,166
43)229
3)006
11)505
8)737
6)848
38
140 to 179 acres
acres 1959
19,995
23,869
25,472
25,714
12,422
13,971
7,989
8,340
3,494
3,605
50,310
44,158
2,636
4,693
11,199
13,485
10,112
11,802
6,769
39
1954
6,401
40
160 to 219 acres
acres 1959
19,946
22,777
19,206
18,852
9,380
8,538
6,651
6,018
2,922
1,797
33,519
31,696
3,989
1,916
10,232
10,400
8,892
11,682
3,959
41
1954
5,715
42
220 to 259 acres
acres 1959
18,125
21,449
17,019
14,899
7,740
9,094
5,275
5,749
723
2,621
31,292
36,040
2,345
2,344
8,822
9,147
10,085
8,565
4,850
43
1954
4,048
44
260 to 499 acres
acres 1959
90, 540
57,869
46,719
29,340
7,728
137,193
11,440
42,752
40,915
24,640
45
1954
87,921
55,238
41,230
31,470
11,932
137,538
16,060
48,614
41,044
23,217
46
500 to 999 acres
acres 1959
96,515
87,670
74,196
48,373
15,530
141,770
22,699
42,878
78,893
34,462
47
1954
101,851
80,394
61,868
49,090
14,624
144,672
26,740
47, 586
75,520
40,216
48
1,000 or more acres
acres 1959
427,824
472, 811
212,327
1,124,935
131,918
797, 228
145,054
290,079
394,087
169,263
49
1954
396,349
508,069
189,464
1,022,619
148,316
913, 524
149, 525
314,447
401,810
156,328
50
1.000 to 1.999 acres
acres 1959
135 386
89,423
73,304
93 045
20,304
152,848
22,956
44,766
97,984
36,794
Cropland harvested:
51
\ny cropland harvested
farms repoitinf, 1959
2,709
4,663
1,591
973
104
5,331
98
1,743
888
435
52
1954
3,170
4,865
1,595
1,125
U7
5,692
162
1,718
1,039
445
53
acres 1959
96,172
280,847
259,037
64,138
2,198
520,343
1,677
127, 520
326,282
49,634
54
1954
98,053
264,910
236,170
69,961
3,003
534,515
3,879
141,643
295,333
54,538
55
I'nder 10 acres
farms reporting 1959
791
781
255
137
1
461
14
462
39
50
56
1954
843
706
193
122
4
474
17
423
40
52
57
acres 1959
2,103
2,362
779
407
1
1,624
21
1,297
154
128
58
1954
2,442
2,247
615
388
6
1,640
36
1,491
146
160
59
10 to 49 acres
famis reportinR 1959
975
2,295
559
436
14
2,251
17
589
198
118
60
1954
1,290
2,501
664
497
19
2,526
29
586
257
114
61
acres 1959
12,710
45,075
11,731
5,569
37
45,528
147
11,429
3,926
1,972
62
1954
16,698
46,967
13,330
6,358
87
51,277
146
11,107
5,582
1,549
63
.50 to 69 acres
farms reporting 1959
129
386
106
73
6
450
3
108
46
23
64
1954
187
428
103
39
12
472
3
104
77
24
65
acres 1959
4,041
16,664
5,086
2,469
28
20,667
37
4,754
2,152
899
66
1954
5,814
17,562
4,815
2,689
70
21, 196
48
4,600
3,664
819
67
70 to 99 acres
farms reporting 1959
156
334
108
51
5
525
4
108
67
27
6S
1954
152
415
106
67
9
586
9
95
91
27
69
acres 1959
7,018
19,641
7,325
2,061
13
34,154
13
7,233
4,876
1,556
70
1954
5,882
22,830
7,412
2,722
67
37,307
70
6,278
6,009
1,192
71
100 to 139 acres
farms reporting 1959
127
250
106
39
5
349
5
90
61
36
72
1954
138
221
89
41
3
352
10
97
75
44
73
acres 1959
5,731
20,293
10,182
2,327
29
32,493
87
7,956
5,593
2,411
74
1954
6,183
16,624
8,077
2,240
31
31,358
121
7,355
6,779
2,920
75
140 to 179 acres
farms reporting 1959
91
144
78
35
10
297
7
70
62
31
76
1954
104
137
82
47
15
260
15
80
69
28
77
acres 1959
4,720
15,744
9,743
2,330
75
35,512
168
7,009
7,903
2,418
78
1954
5,550
14,292
9,963
2,509
166
31,339
295
8,322
8,595
2,205
79
180 to 219 acres
farms reporting 1959
60
86
44
21
12
161
3
51
43
17
60
19.54
79
32
43
18
8
152
8
49
60
19
81
acres 1959
4,214
11,053
6,972
1,919
279
24,506
71
7,339
6,272
2,156
82
1954
4, 543
10,578
6,140
2,114
135
22,254
128
7,176
8,825
1,245
83
220 to 259 acres
farms reporting 1959
53
63
31
14
2
126
6
35
42
13
84
1954
64
59
36
18
9
141
6
35
34
13
85
acres 19.59
4,322
10,733
5,650
1,627
12
22,230
52
5,495
7,659
1,731
86
1951
4,912
8,911
6,585
2,455
125
24,882
74
4,844
5,939
1,560
87
260 to 499 acres
fnrnL„ reporting 1959
155
140
127
46
17
358
14
110
111
54
88
1954
162
138
114
67
26
363
22
124
112
46
89
acres 1959
12,512
30,625
36,437
4,847
373
91,477
226
22,145
31,875
9,472
90
1954
13,421
30,102
29,558
7,322
652
83,163
530
27,396
29,295
7,260
91
500 to 999 acres
farms reporting 19.59
80
104
101
48
14
191
15
60
106
36
92
1954
81
94
87
57
10
192
21
59
105
45
93
acres 1959
9,811
48,717
55,619
7,812
521
89, 193
354
18,709
55,683
10,873
94
1954
9,020
37,542
48,602
9,576
426
81,347
714
18,820
52,504
13,769
95
1.000 or more acres
farms rejwting 1959
92
80
76
73
18
162
10
60
113
30
96
1954
70
84
78
102
22
174
17
66
119
33
97
acres 1959
28,990
59,940
109,513
32,770
830
122,959
501
34,154
200,184
16,018
96
1954
23,588
57,255
101,073
31,588
1,238
143,752
1,717
44,254
167,995
21,859
99
1.000 to 1.999 acres
farms reporting 1959
49
45
50
27
12
90
5
31
66
15
100
acres 19.59
12,014
30,177
46,439
4,237
483
56,631
74
16,715
63,623
5,676
CALIFORNIA 179
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
(For deHnitions and explai
et«xt)
Farms:
All farm openUora numbef 1959
1954,
Full owDCTS number 1959 .
1954.
Part o*Twrs numbCT 1959 ,
1954.
Managefa number 19.*>g .
1954.
Ml tenanlfl number 1959 .
19H.
Proportion of tenancy pereenl 1959 .
1954.
Und in farms:
MI fann oporauxs news 1959 .
1954.
Full o«n(»s acres 1959 .
1954.
Part owners acres 1959.
19H.
Manafiera aci«s 1959 .
1954 .
All tenonLi acres 1959 .
1954
Crofiland harvesled:
Ml fann opemtors farms repwtinc 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
Full o»ncrs farms ropcrtin," 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Part owners farms renoitinp 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
MannccTS famm feponiac 19.59.
. fsrms n-pCTtini! 1959
99,274
123,075
68,492
89,725
17,141
17,598
2,233
2,021
11,403
13,731
11.5
U.2
36,887,948
37,794,780
9,451,092
10,870,831
18,991,498
17,770,568
4,308,587
4,446,449
4,136,771
4,706,932
76,663
93,231
8,021,836
8,326,331
51,954
66,054
2,U9,816
2,479,231
14,770
15,450
3,733,608
3,607,077
1,921
1,789
993,882
898,766
8,013
9,938
1,174,530
1,341,257
2,448
2,643
1,812
2,233
311,139
316,994
75,779
104,111
158,605
148,998
45,977
12,474
30,778
51,4U
12,050
13,824
1,960
10,269
10,090
3,555
219,968
245,944
48,439
59,836
126,875
145,697
31,032
32,355
13,622
8,056
670,119
672,802
179,935
228,025
382,248
343,575
64,416
58,444
43,520
42,758
1,988
2,138
201,672
200, 5U
1,451
1,633
53,401
63,071
376
358
342,867
387,578
74,975
82,128
244,529
278,772
14,096
9,638
9,267
17,040
491,128
597,968
100,215
140,225
261,105
335,630
40,694
13,736
89,114
106,377
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Contra Costa
Farms:
Ml farm onoralors number 1959
Full o«wrs number 1959
19V4
Part owners nun^ier 1959
19M
^'ann^rs number 10^9
1954
Ml lenanLs number 1959
1954
Proocirti.m of tennnrv perc«ttt 1959
1954
Land in farms:
Ml farm operators acres 1959
1954
Full owners acres 1959
1954
Part owners acrea 1959
1954
^1ani^*(T3. acres 1059
1954
Ml tenants acrea 1059
1954
Cropland harvested:
Ml farm 0|Mrators rnmiH n-portinp 1959
1954
ncres 1059
1054
Full owiuTB fnrms reportinR 19.59
1954
acres 1950
1954
Part owners farms reporting 1059
1954
acres 1959
Vlannfffs farms reportinR 1959
1,380
1,812
1,027
1,403
8,345
9,776
5,725
7,113
1,631
1,554
154
287,927
324,856
71,478
86,233
139,127
153,400
34,U1
31,954
43,2U
53,269
1,186
1,600
76,484
85,807
895
1,258
22,391
26,183
37,415
36,609
18,971
23,167
15,307
6,758
441
3.2
10.0
3.4
10.1
194,770
2,286,381
272,685
2,176,980
77,300
462,635
90,677
508,487
111,058
1,335,979
171,115
1,185,854
3,238
314,412
4,316
322,676
3,174
173,355
6,577
159,963
306
7,313
339
8,450
5,891
910,508
6,620
885,779
253
4,999
292
6,066
4,178
239,522
5,106
241,075
35
1,499
32
1,439
1,169
447,059
1,101
403,185
7
136
7
117
310
151,969
255
159,084
11
679
8
828
234
71,958
158
62,435
648,569
703,043
206,394
219,440
303,673
287,705
34,375
26,026
104,127
167,672
1,118
1,189
185,265
187,623
355
22.4
21.5
787,679
816,U8
336,374
443,499
261,468
237,647
95,059
46,367
92,778
90,565
497,802
550,075
99,503
133,600
257,635
297,776
60,^6
24,046
79,918
94,451
1,135
1,364
391,189
404,257
329,782
303,219
15,855
6,081
186,085
157,315
17,996
46,670
107,846
92,953
180
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
(VfTT cleftnitions and explni
Kem Kings
lassen lios Angeles Madera Marin Mariposa Mendoc
Farms:
All funs ..p,T!iU.r< number 1959 .
Full o« ners number 1050 .
1154.
Piirf owner? number lf)59 .
19M.
in54 . ,
All t<^nnL« nomlier lt»r>0..
1054 . .
Proportion of lennncy .percent 1959 . .
1954..
Land in farms:
Ui fami operators seres 1959..
1954 . .
Fullovv-ners acres 1950..
1054 . .
Pari n«7iers acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Managers acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
All tontinls acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reportinE 1959 . .
acres 1959..
Full owners fanns reportinp 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
19.54 . .
Part ottflers fwriis reportinp 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
ManaRers farms reporting 1951..
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
All U>nfinl= farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
<i,8U
1,667
8,2M
1,806
3,584
1,067
6,469
1,163
3,566,553
3,201,302
336,737
422,512
2,306,726
1,737,345
591,629
510,006
331,411
481,439
1,616
1,917
581,837
597,808
678,005
749,811
72,317
100,399
243,709
342,452
315,714
246,050
46,265
60,910
1,328
1,610
406,978
393,066
252,310
247,310
110,323
121,752
101,332
82,497
10,899
15,585
29,206
27,976
692,053
672,795
278,213
310,236
308,851
334,530
58,395
11,765
46,594
16,214
1,005
14.6
12.2
479,011
743,613
172,409
240,563
121,661
302,345
126,467
133,266
53,474
67,439
3,215
5,422
126,952
195,315
2,421
4,139
43,917
73,181
332
501
860,647
889,824
251,551
218,459
501,402
558,468
31,543
12,133
76,151
100,764
1,219
1,390
222,546
229,052
227,450
236,956
54,082
81,996
63,347
54,999
21,200
8,457
88,821
91,504
284,200
243,973
53,634
63,398
204,197
144,523
U,061
12,930
10,253
23,072
Santa Clara
Farms:
All farm nporators .
Prnpnrtior of tenancy [KTcent 19511 .
4,926
6,478
4,280
5,621
Cropland harvested:
All fami oprrnUjT'^ .
, farms roportinp WSO .
. farms reporting 1%'.
Part owners farms rpporlintj lOSfl .
833,778
992,581
183,246
286,764
459,437
439,870
134,920
232,315
51,175
33,632
4,069
5,294
66,144
114,936
3,609
4,617
30,060
48,357
244
5,424
5,437
3,581
3,690
1,033
891
924,893
824,342
264,874
245,726
403,308
349,340
45,971
57,088
210,740
172,188
4,402
4,255
463,278
421,695
2,837
2,787
U5,868
126,219
943
815
3,345
4,953
2,440
3,617
1,687,216
1,511,975
354,991
363,489
915,333
602, 7IX
207,001
307,533
209,891
238,199
1,072
1,386
217,633
259,359
86,941
84,247
26,272
18,071
23,064
26,169
10,572
16,554
27,033
23,453
937,523
1,057,311
258,761
282,865
288,586
266,370
249,873
322,823
140,303
185,253
i,o;6
1,234
88,549
119,995
529,489
590,041
185,018
205,348
165,879
211,24.4
116,750
112,474
61,842
60,475
2,978
4,451
115,030
148,056
2,174
3,269
42,084
66,680
433
616
108,984
123,977
50,077
55,720
40,253
44,166
1,133
28,295
27,568
ManactTs farms reporting l!)5n .
. fatms roportinc lOfii
CALIFORNIA
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
181
Merced
Itodoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
3,466
600
32
1,438
1,198
448
3,352
1,213
103
3,119
2,351
811
3,740
4,073
749
43
1,598
1,576
471
4,593
1,583
151
4,906
3,397
380
5,475
2
2,222
316
19
6S8
971
352
2,649
935
71
2,247
1,654
462
2,994
3
2,534
472
24
867
1,304
369
3,958
1,300
99
3,863
2,637
527
4,771
i
701
231
10
329
144
64
299
162
23
478
402
187
285
5
729
180
12
325
162
69
341
167
33
554
436
200
328
6
52
13
48
32
6
147
10
1
178
22
13
150
J
54
8
2
45
22
4
63
14
4
168
27
U
110
8
491
40
3
373
51
26
257
106
8
216
273
149
311
9
756
89
5
361
S3
29
231
102
15
321
297
142
266
10
14.2
6.7
9.4
25.9
4.3
5.8
7.7
8.7
7.8
6.9
U.6
18.4
8.3
11
18.6
11.9
11.6
22.6
5.6
6.2
5.0
6.4
9.9
6.5
3.7
16.1
4.9
12
969, 50V
1,035,9U
89,938
1,612,991
296,112
227,152
345,689
258,325
95,465
801,430
546,988
750,447
928,539
13
1,040,277
673,897
48,812
1,435,901
311,907
212,744
344,M9
436,469
164,004
843,626
551,732
790,266
1,601,095
14
289,531
307,236
15,969
297,557
120,186
56,997
126,160
72,568
42,475
167,101
129,801
191,680
87,980
15
283,657
371,802
17,353
343,948
153,440
61,138
125,659
128,375
71,439
250,999
151,876
156,760
178,281
16
459,4S4
615,917
71,112
788,144
138,369
163,479
63,886
164,297
33,711
378,804
337,496
450,342
716,462
17
483,746
218,951
24,156
637,371
100,428
142,153
48,391
291,137
71,862
310,735
315,431
485,039
1,093,295
18
66,267
97,521
329,461
16,144
2,577
97,894
2,995
7,510
181,102
11,301
34,407
59,113
19
85,856
50,655
4,660
259,010
27,990
2,895
119,460
2,390
9,680
197,054
15,935
52,901
55,237
■20
154,222
15,237
2,857
197,829
21,413
4,099
57,749
18,965
6,769
74,423
68,390
74,018
64,984
21
187,018
32,489
2,643
195,572
30,049
6,558
50,639
14,567
11,023
84,838
68,490
95,566
274,282
22
2,767
545
20
1,028
962
257
2,920
685
71
2,276
1,525
693
2,478
23
3,145
691
30
1,069
1,235
235
4,036
898
100
3,720
2,071
738
3,813
24
280,968
131,469
3,110
239,908
38,243
8,095
101,192
43,064
9,010
247,831
178,851
75,140
91,421
25
269,876
137,964
3,435
243,666
52,168
4,212
129,947
57,159
13,816
280,259
191,530
73,807
114,489
26
1,717
272
14
397
781
202
2,334
533
50
1,545
991
388
1,993
27
1,881
424
19
451
1,021
190
3,564
722
66
2,846
1,484
431
3,313
26
95,272
53,403
2,103
37,309
18,499
2,434
33,133
14,942
5,793
61,498
43,704
21,501
32,272
29
90,855
75,030
1,788
38,856
25,604
2,505
53,338
26,534
9,148
87,587
53,114
22,911
61,769
.10
633
226
6
281
123
40
276
97
18
415
336
169
234
31
664
177
8
283
135
36
316
105
24
496
367
173
284
32
112,072
61,913
1,007
99,114
U,975
5,454
33,341
23,815
2,917
U6,047
90,283
36,837
33,606
33
104,250
47,481
1,422
39,976
18,129
1,532
31,752
24,829
2,738
119,010
92,206
33,345
26,651
.14
40
11
43
29
4
W2
5
166
14
10
128
35
44
8
"2
38
19
2
59
12
3
159
25
10
99
36
29,053
U,732
35,701
3,606
48
15,963
357
46,899
2,683
4,362
17,432
37
20,963
5,127
220
37,205
2,307
57
18,U6
698
875
47,502
5,963
2,086
19,840
38
377
36
307
29
11
168
50
3
150
184
126
123
39
556
82
1
292
60
7
157
59
7
219
195
119
117
40
44,571
4,421
67,784
2,163
139
18,745
3,950
300
23,387
42,176
12,440
8,U1
41
53,808
10,326
■■'
77,629
6,128
113
26,741
5,098
1,055
26,160
40,247
15,465
6,229
12
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
Sonoaa
Stenislauj
Sutt«r
Tehaaa
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolunme
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
49
823
1,016
4,695
6,000
1,712
1,455
165
6,141
303
1,863
1,017
700
,
66
970
1,229
5,831
6,629
1,787
1,707
215
6,634
352
1,856
1,158
804
2
27
528
544
3,617
4,190
1,166
1,079
128
4,132
198
1,273
476
481
3
37
658
721
4,782
4,651
1,277
1,313
170
4,538
250
1,373
547
593
4
U
195
293
631
939
370
241
26
1,255
33
279
317
132
5
20
223
296
517
862
335
239
28
1,252
73
206
345
128
6
2
21
20
45
72
39
18
2
134
1
157
13
17
7
6
18
49
63
16
16
1
189
4
107
16
10
8
"7
79
139
402
799
137
117
9
600
26
154
211
70
9
9
83
194
483
1,053
139
114
16
655
25
165
250
73
10
14.3
9.6
15.6
8.6
13.3
8.0
3.0
5.5
9.8
8.4
8.3
20.7
10.0
11
13.6
8.6
15.8
8.3
13.9
8.9
6.7
7.4
9.9
7.1
8.9
21.6
9.1
12
92,189
1,153,246
477,975
763,847
847,395
406,563
1,254,707
164,744
1,369,519
194,233
449,265
566,199
261,589
13
92,477
961,344
423,423
761,332
884,726
369,349
1,161,699
186,898
1,502,893
208,648
486,379
580,153
254,926
14
37,002
306,508
98,137
413,354
221,202
108,206
316,350
61,151
431,630
53,775
109,444
72,754
78,799
15
38,039
369,220
86,117
424,392
258,241
115,034
360,139
72,965
440,124
54,173
156,359
87,280
87,403
16
36,697
709,886
261,610
221,864
347,567
238,316
672,286
100,656
726,802
127,724
116,078
331,727
144,494
17
47,338
546,709
217,070
150,560
326,968
195,923
603,632
86,496
714,464
141,235
106,303
325,493
141,262
18
9,850
76,972
28,861
40,736
82,780
26,159
21,054
2,300
101,089
5,900
160,764
33,998*
13,350
19
7,466
21,563
58,287
120,533
26,019
U,824
3
231,730
2,632
165,303
50,744
11,135
20
8,640
59,880
89,367
87,893
195,346
33,882
245,017
637
109,993
6,834
62,979
127,720
24,946
21
7,100
37,949
98,673
123,593
178,984
32,373
184,104
27,429
U6,575
10,608
58,4U
116,636
15,126
22
36
645
844
2,709
4,663
1,591
973
104
5,331
98
1,743
888
435
2.1
51
803
918
3,170
4,865
1,595
1,125
137
5,692
162
1,718
1,039
445
24
7,576
99,188
160,917
96,172
280,847
259,037
64,138
2,198
520,343
1,677
127,520
326,282
49,634
25
8,662
108,203
135,071
98,053
264,910
236,170
69,961
3,003
534,515
3,879
141,643
295,333
54,538
26
21
405
444
2,093
3,282
1,063
755
79
3,537
75
1,197
387
284
27
28
531
513
2,513
3,374
1,108
851
109
3,801
121
1,286
461
312
28
4,154
44,015
31,076
43,762
100,284
73,041
22,720
1,324
204,894
1,033
36,269
32,584
19,934
29
4,415
55,585
31,685
52,367
105,899
73,592
25,872
1,913
200,165
1,853
54,606
39,353
20,573
30
11
172
253
424
814
363
155
17
1,167
17
268
306
97
31
16
202
244
337
740
329
2C0
19
1,175
30
195
338
91
32
2,531
40,606
89,299
35,390
106,599
140,372
32,882
744
226,974
609
39,247
205,343
19,777
33
3,396
43,194
60,909
27,147
83,296
117,733
30,358
840
230,715
1,750
34,631
167,197
26,059
34
2
18
U
33
55
36
15
2
144
150
11
13
35
6
15
41
43
16
15
1
178
"2
106
15
9
36
590
6,653
8,565
6,373
19,175
19,164
3,249
87
26,737
35,253
23,995
3,725
37
1,175
7,510
7,996
U,706
17,340
3,594
2
39,395
105
34,725
25,024
3,486
38
"2
50
128
159
512
129
48
6
483
6
128
184
41
39
7
64
146
229
708
142
59
8
538
9
131
225
33
40
301
7,914
31,977
10,647
54,789
26,460
5,287
43
61,738
35
16,751
64,360
6,198
41
851
8,249
34,967
10,543
64,009
27,505
9,637
248
64,240
171
17,631
63,759
4,420
42
182
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[DbU arc based on reporta for only
(For definitions and mtplwintio
ot«xt)
Farms, acreage, and value:
All comniorcinl rnmis number ,
Land in fftmis ncros .
Avorap* itiic of form ■cros .
Vnluo of Inntl and buildinfia avomsc per fnrm. dollara .
nvcritAP por ncro, dollnr)*.
CVopUnd horvp.tUxl FAmia roportjnR ,
Farm operators:
WotkinL- off thoir fruins, inlnl number.
100 or niiTi' days number . ,
With othor income of family exceeding
value of afT'icultural products sold number .
Full ownw." numbof . ,
Part ownors » nuribot . ,
Nfmiiyipr^i numbor . ,
\ll U*nAnt,'* numbof . .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain oomhinos /luma ropomnR. .
number , .
Corn pickers forms roporlinK. .
number , ,
Pick-up bslcrs farms reportinc . .
number..
Motortrucks fnrms reportins..
number . .
Tractors other than mwrlon fnims rep«tin(i..
number..
Autontobiloa fnrmg rejwrtine. .
number . .
Telephone forms reporting . .
Home freezer forms reporting. .
Milking machine forms reportinp . .
Electric milk cooler farms roportinK . .
Faims by kind of road on which located:
Honl surfoce forms reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unim(¥ove«l farms ropccting . .
Farm latnr, week precedins enumeration:
Family and, or hired ftorkers forms reporting . .
Family workers, including operator forms rejwrting..
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
I'npaid members of operator's fomily
working 15 or more hours forms reporting . .
por..ions..
Regular hired wxrkera (employed 150 or more doys). . forms ropartinp. .
Livestocit and pouttry on farms:
Cattle and colves forms reporting . .
number . .
Milk cows. forms reporting . .
number . .
Hccses and/or mules farms reporting . .
number . .
Hogs and pigs forms reporting . .
number . .
Chickens, i months old and over foims ivporting. .
number..
LivestKk and poultry sold:
Cattjo, not counting calves, ^d olive forms reporting. .
number..
Cftlves sold nlive foniis reporting . .
number . .
Hogs and pigs sold olive fam,s reporting. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive forms reporting. .
nunilier . .
Chickens including lienilers sold farms rp|iO(ting..
number . .
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken egps .sold foims ropcrting . .
Milk nnd cream wld forms reporting . .
dollars . .
Wool forms reimrting . .
Specified farm expenditures:
■\ny speciTied fnnn expenditures fotms reporting . .
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars . .
Purchose of livestock and poultry dollars..
Machine hire dollars . .
Hired labor dollars..
Go-soline and other petroleum fuel ond oil for
the form business tk>Ilors , .
Seeds, hulb.<,. plants, and trees dollars . .
Crops harvested:
"'Iteat. farms report itig,
bushels ,
Barley forms reporting.
100-lb, bags.
Ri<=e farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Cotton farms iTeportlt^ , ,
bales. .
Land from which hay was cut acres. ,
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting..
dollars. .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit or^ards, groves
vlneytu^lSf and planted nut trees ^... farms reporting..
66,927
34,884,221
521.2
140,330
360.91
54,691
7,814,862
40,231
16,049
1,823
8,824
723
963
7,704
8,541
53,096
110, 203
52,409
130,852
60,156
90,227
60,574
41,195
10,001
5,089
53,818
5,144
6,209
58,766
55,038
53,991
18,634
26,552
20,225
78,791
25,552
3,577,346
14,484
74S,825
13,799
57,620
5,443
330,568
18,080
30,127,655
17,643
2,186,073
16,207
692,937
2,873
395,669
4,243
1,700,273
7,766
62,672,235
7,684
411,584,504
9,525
319,921,484
4,887
13,343,730
66,919
1,461,129,097
425,525,487
333,430,050
97,072,707
491,403,316
2,807
342,356
8,208,446
7,055
1,466,161
31,961,740
1,334
305,758
13,552,441
8,292
840,143
1,826,575
1,587,472
291,749
438.1
185,780
616.06
1,580
235
35,182
96
4,665
218
1,275
39
17,157
232
10,793
177
7,002
1,007,242
95
4,927,460
29
1,915,866
90
173,359
666
2,038,021
184,737
7,615,911
5,920
13,022
172
5,999,059
175
2,834
9,370
3,123.3
426,333
136.50
57,069
22,720
8,290
6,675
12,255
7,129
193,099
1,451.9
137,367
132.34
4,365
2
81,300
133
542,031
216,028
103,293
11,453
149,139
1,954
2
7,600
1,440
638,217
443,2
123,224
367.92
1,324
206,179
705
142
162
1,217
2,590
1,200
3,165
1,254
1,909
1,326
1,007
167
1,266
1,204
1,176
340,975
1,440
13,214,315
1,835,443
1,459,584
1,140,687
6,573,363
291, 187
1,854.7
93,171
73.72
906,907
460,992
224,747
32,825
Does not include data for fanas with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
CALIFORNIA
183
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
K eainple of (arms. See t«xlj
Contra Costa
Bel Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
01^
Humboldt
Iiverial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Lalie
lessen
Los Angeles
719
7
8 291
D 6,859
1,003
711
1,037
5
1 1,626
1,288
438
/OO
3,023
1
272,241
36,48:
2 168,431
5 2,232,005
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96,27
4 75,03
1 113,757
108,571
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4
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8 290.85
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3 191
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406
177
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17,292
388,475
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2 574,276
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7
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388
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317
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881
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620
672
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5 1,421
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320
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170
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632
668
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595
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167
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7 10,39
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56,240
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S 197,163
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43
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89
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3 137
154
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77
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21
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8,043
7,934
637
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3,805
779
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329
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636,766
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5 168,130
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152
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475
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3 140,173
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3 251
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15,272
2,341
7,785
51,237
54
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91
19
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50
55
2,971
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3 6,887
8,485
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74
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171,086
46,890
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58
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1
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708
59
180,410
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3 79,91
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610,570
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48
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6,870,342
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43,710
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1 2,233,950
1,186,090
268,172
105, 5U
28,461,100
62
25
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506
384
438
53
5 39
365
5
21
397
63
1,322,392
967,7>
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5 13,915,104
3,960,754
5,952,050
2,011,626
182,16
3 5,031,195
7,968,015
34,157
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54,822,131
64
46
1
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3 169
179
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S 76
52
54
53
77
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62,984
3,61
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7 529,599
933,362
642,624
470,164
2,54(
3 1,790,364
191,484
61,384
241,455
75,997
66
719
7
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3 6,859
1,003
711
1,037
5
L 1,526
1,288
438
200
3,023
67
11,306,056
1,249,28-
2,208,94
126,344,210
10,680,061
4,508,519
114,802,079
1,198,92
3 104,798,375
31,996,411
2,422,757
2,071,128
105,226,050
68
1,770,393
470,36
944,411
22,515,460
2,404,358
2,058,206
24,969,607
299,08
5 15,705,914
7,741,382
204,224
460,388
43,158,755
69
3,717,173
55,14
222,90-
7 25,118,422
2,426,153
706,721
55,371,401
614,541
. 30,920,973
3,301,440
125,065
551,141
23,683,542
70
354,408
15,90
57,4V
16,512,005
1,163,333
61,762
7,104,150
13,04
12,395,731
7,069,483
340,860
185,010
1,189,115
71
4,345,948
570,271
3 850,131
i 50,859,242
3,154,103
1,236,090
22,014,539
214,50
35,371,052
10,588,122
1,451,908
510,099
26,860,915
72
736,267
66,29
124,2*
8,574,620
1,171,819
364,090
3,449,478
57,01
. 6,255,618
2,515,391
246,569
223,032
2,401,522
73
381,867
71,30(
3 9,74<
3 2,764,461
360,295
81,650
1,892,904
73<
J 3,149,087
680,593
54,131
39,958
2,932,201
74
26
113
58
45
165
124
3
49
46
75
824
15,569
4,048
2,082
22,525
3,966
132
3,223
15,601
75
29,875
594,543
113,332
102,759
487,011
186,405
3,540
45,367
241,435
77
75
392
237
12
473
492
250
29
88
78
78
9,154
209,640
56,631
185
84,483
78,934
200,348
921
6,846
10,451
79
140,190
5,697,140
107
18,653
522,329
2,173
207,996
476,391
851,427
168
39,510
1,943,662
3,950
2,487,796
1
250
10,250
416
51,259
113,286
1,737,740
43
5,273
181,801
1,171
207,575
493,180
5,924,097
1
185
3,500
906
106,093
a4,862
7,533
1
76
3,687
79,265
137,704
11
387
1,737
80
31
82
83
84
85
86
21,312
2,72
3 2,03
106,474
29,118
16,729
138,919
3,37
3 98,539
51,008
4,707
52,401
45,580
87
45
293
12
1
281
136
19
5
191
88
2,343,880
14,995,673
67,124
200
30,554,803
5,039,608
653,274
90
8,364,326
89
500
17(
3 4,979
323
77
60
301
449
391
9
777
90
30,534
3 3,54/
223,678
8,616
154
1,315
*
42,504
9,876
14,179
22
20,870
91
184
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[OaU are basH on reports for only
(For defmit
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial fnnns number . .
Land in famiP acres . .
Average size of farm acres , .
Value of land and buildinps avemge per farm, dollars . .
Cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Farm operators:
Workinc off their faims, loUl numba-. .
100 or mrfo days number . .
With other income of family exceeding
value of apriciiltural products sold number. .
By tenure:
Full owner? number. .
Part owners number..
Managers number. .
\ll tenants number..
Specified equipment and facilities;
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number . .
Com pickers - . ■ farms reporting. .
number. .
t-up balers farms reporting . .
MolorlrTjcl<s farms reporting. .
number . .
Tractors other than garden famis reporting . .
number. .
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number..
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freezer farms reporting . .
Milking machine fanns reporting . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Farms by kind of road on wtiich located;
Hartl surface falms repcrting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimpoved farms reporting . .
Farm latwr, weelt preceding enumeration;
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting . .
Family workers, including operator.. farms reporting. .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting . .
persons..
Regular hired wtrkers (employed 150 or more days). . farms re[ortini7. .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calve? farms reporting. .
number . .
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number. .
Horses and/or mutes farms reporting . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
number . .
Chickens, 4 months old and over farms reporting. .
Livestock and poultry sold;
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive farms reporting. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reportin
Chickens including broilers sold farms reportin
Livestock and poultry products sold;
Chicken eggs sold farms reprrtin
W<»1 farms reporting . ,
Specified farm expenditures;
Any specified farm expenditures farms reporting.
dollars .
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars .
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars .
Machine hire dollars.
Hired labor dollars .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .dollars.
Crops harvested;
Wheat farms reporting.
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes)...- farms reporting..
dollars. .
Land In beerlng and nonbearlng fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nut trees^ ... farms reporting..
1,346
322,019
610.7
129,221
250.79
1,096
228,776
A31
231
266
1,139
2,197
1,187
3,209
1,200
1,743
1,193
946
236
1,236
1,195
1,177
659
85,876
311
13,148
321
1,262
129
2,055
319
56,969
39,870
331
17,399
194,088
1,346
25,362,142
6,143,926
5,648,434
2,515,398
8,569,247
49,259
92.076
47,691
214,109
532
30,201
223,234
872.0
214,505
242.31
8,044
203
17,960
67,742
38
2,075,710
138
U, 680,734
52
124,851
256
10,353,367
7,833,037
720,051
55,393
1,425,743
4,190
5
25,455
5,593
53
2,213
146
2,809,228
1,891,560
674,323
14,041
153,916
966,105
1,618.3
115,755
67.48
2,719
959,492
352.9
91,585
381.96
2,326
276,133
617
659
2,184
3,905
2,465
5,721
2,521
3,597
2,461
1,821
1,092
412
2,369
2,270
2,233
1,601
201,597
1,234
63,261
21,145
464,233
209
1,164
6,747
86,747
139
1,262
4,366
36,615
79
75
4,789
4,882
252
86
54,940
31,670
38
212
7,925
2,591,935
67
190
267,949
5,879,520
73
1,120
1,057,974
20,388,051
279
132
818,404
336,510
597
2,719
3,993,866
47,596,028
930,678
16,660,109
1,034,874
10,518,865
159,867
3,132,400
1,415,790
13,644,703
342,531
2,902,848
U0,126
737,098
32,574
61,945
79,594
1,013,562
2,057.7
107,212
70.80
25,969
120
251,936
495
5,222,260
602,470
1,835,716
522,087
1,291,539
include data for fanns with less than 20 ■
and grapevines.
CALIFORNIA
185
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
B sample of farms. See texlj
.^tonte^ey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
1,033
633
203
2,269
676
67
2,103
1,427
586
2,437
2,272
29
3,944
I
1,580,218
261,439
196,394
324,778
231,096
91,468
703,867
531,403
720,851
895,625
663,749
108
882,450
2
1,522.4
413.0
967.5
143.1
341.9
1,365.2
334.7
372.4
1,230.1
367.5
292.1
3.7
223.7
3
233,253
99,678
82,219
175,613
78,274
95,316
139,975
136,315
175,001
109,232
131,073
202,045
109,110
165.22
337.64
137.68
3,303.63
325.34
64.97
913.82
446.59
164.61
1,641.37
989.27
101,022.73
657.61
5
845
534
111
1,917
490
54
1,545
935
526
1,472
1,654
29
3,333
6
233,083
33,062
7,069
92,097
41,228
8,511
223,821
173,000
70,107
79,200
60,210
50
442,546
7
228
224
68
721
215
16
612
469
213
859
730
1,376
B
116
163
40
587
133
7
451
345
101
656
610
922
9
127
189
52
662
159
6
507
327
73
681
367
757
10
401
450
148
1,686
463
39
1,440
334
255
1,813
1,345
27
2,213
11
273
117
44
261
142
19
394
347
195
295
253
2
1,065
12
39
20
5
119
16
1
135
27
14
98
51
52
13
325
46
6
203
55
8
134
219
122
226
118
614
14
185
26
1
33
34
14
141
257
50
26
34
260
IS
228
27
7
45
72
14
227
448
107
40
41
344
18
4
3
109
1
1
79
17
4
14
171
1
1
122
19
236
46
45
"u
"ll
42
228
212
69
103
83
382
19
253
47
47
13
14
45
255
222
77
117
95
427
20
916
509
150
1,363
596
59
1,507
1,210
504
1,446
1,492
24
3,282
21
2,903
884
285
2,616
1,105
133
3,287
2,686
1,238
2,698
2,854
39
7,246
22
899
499
135
1,079
567
56
1,439
1,139
512
1,196
1,129
7
3,342
23
3,526
862
227
2,519
982
152
3,767
3,U0
1,301
2,230
2,262
13
8,5a
24
926
589
174
1,957
600
50
1,747
1,279
510
2,102
2,033
23
3,622
25
1,585
859
206
2,941
799
79
2,624
1,930
377
2,956
3,251
50
5,206
26
896
575
178
2,066
y76
50
1,761
1,297
529
2,136
2,156
24
3,630
27
683
394
149
1,086
446
63
1,142
1,023
326
1,310
1,321
1
2,299
26
69
44
41
Ul
86
U
100
443
24
217
110
761
29
31
24
26
122
64
99
137
14
207
102
244
30
672
486
96
1,994
503
47
1,527
1,196
419
2,107
1,734
22
3,369
31
96
75
67
103
29
2
254
123
90
39
154
202
32
219
53
38
82
U9
17
269
95
63
140
280
302
33
956
474
195
1,812
620
64
1,815
1,289
524
2,193
2,103
19
3,246
34
881
458
194
1,639
613
59
1,599
1,234
492
2,034
1,899
17
3,089
35
365
440
187
1,606
603
58
1,577
1,207
479
1,978
1,377
17
3,050
38
283
141
98
502
291
16
491
499
143
351
714
1,099
37
420
158
U9
762
403
30
664
686
230
1,176
1,083
1,568
38
440
161
31
728
142
16
819
493
228
726
942
14
912
39
3,363
324
58
2,608
234
22
3,873
1,440
674
2,325
3,984
78
2,340
40
538
206
146
268
304
67
510
824
223
517
481
1,435
41
95,876
27,863
U,875
61,448
16,490
13,077
166,290
81,875
52,645
85,088
58,484
139,631
42
181
88
93
151
142
51
251
566
79
256
206
384
43
6,158
4,194
1,204
36,040
2,765
124
17,305
20,246
1,575
40,814
20,493
45,530
44
379
175
108
IV
183
55
343
289
154
316
451
483
45
1,761
504
337
622
655
317
1,678
909
949
2,394
1,406
1,351
48
106
52
29
24
24
25
181
191
40
133
104
263
47
5,857
1,844
564
1,157
841
237
33,077
3,535
1,909
6,939
35,810
13,489
48
335
180
107
372
160
41
555
556
127
965
686
1,090
49
284,185
131,358
72,515
2,740,963
156,712
1,652
1,753,940
1,021,842
53,589
4,220,139
4,061,960
1,088,655
50
427
158
121
204
170
57
306
538
181
320
312
987
51
48,952
22,867
3,868
21,510
2,600
6,520
226,582
54,592
15,232
46,045
23,977
57,005
52
319
147
in
174
225
37
254
550
139
318
289
943
53
14,732
3,375
3,528
20,513
6,490
1,696
16,098
18,114
7,211
26,943
15,900
30,872
54
83
41
24
7
16
5
96
92
24
63
70
136
55
9,571
2,345
894
101
1,289
188
31,670
3,812
1,341
8,529
34,262
23,762
58
85
40
42
17
58
10
35
69
54
25
50
147
57
5,274
7,330
7,682
4,785
10,394
595
10,397
30,796
8,004
9,183
551
81,311
58
57
73
43
301
51
1
413
255
22
901
639
265
59
164,848
156,075
209,449
2,186,304
292,855
50
1,587,525
1,533,406
1,523,010
5,798,559
3,344,734
2,867,400
80
65
66
60
300
57
16
407
259
23
818
623
240
61
4,738,400
2,354,260
940,513
40,375,253
2,250,565
2,560
25,515,200
13,265,403
719,880
59,138,656
55,321,579
12,046,740
62
70
49
51
148
84
8
97
421
24
206
107
729
63
2,855,435
1,530,855
283,110
21,614,083
1,224,537
5,542
9,923,412
6,374,235
560,200
23,406,961
12,346,748
16,895,583
64
95
46
52
10
y?
10
41
80
59
31
45
1%
65
61,929
85,537
57,120
26,898
133,921
6,840
106,881
185,599
76,390
64,639
5,894
402,184
66
1,038
632
203
2,269
676
67
2,103
1,427
586
2,437
2,272
29
3,944
67
34,896,094
7,939,094
2,045,816
44,638,914
5,516,4a
708,891
94,788,962
29,924,626
3,904,149
58,213,462
42,707,009
609,600
67,022,153
6S
3,720,542
2,985,518
1,036,575
21,526,033
2,456,103
127,738
28,764,513
8,957,587
1,916,209
31,806,6.?3
20,944,971
14,455,133
69
5,221,915
2,561,428
521,875
5,696,435
567,615
398,255
36,601,274
8,689,039
1,556,954
9,316,460
5,318,782
11,113,566
70
1,514,316
312,080
54,002
1,425,332
104,058
15,614
3,508,297
1,132,002
279,637
2,031,292
533,159
4,383,778
71
20,590,549
1,708,835
238,064
13,718,733
1,934,432
104,311
21,331,130
3,790,321
4,207,634
12,590,434
13,661,602
338,500
30,752,089
72
2,436,680
302,062
150,976
1,301,916
389,540
53,970
2,605,289
1,796,690
637,016
1,374,167
1,327,998
40,325
4,184,521
73
1,412,092
69,171
44,324
970,465
64,673
3,503
1,478,457
556,287
306,699
594,486
920,497
230,775
2,133,021
74
80
19
1
5
33
4
65
221
7
1
1
155
75
17,046
564
200
50
9,665
70
10,663
19,200
553
35
490
7,575
76
288,460
19,653
4,000
1,500
150,316
1,206
129,671
624,020
15,040
350
14,700
347,172
77
240
37
28
4
3
237
198
109
23
11
438
73
58,054
1,706
9,104
310
75
49,561
14,762
18,102
730
6,060
48,146
79
352,897
30,127
105,198
3,040
1,438
726,785
381,202
292,735
9,130
44,740
1,382,296
80
1
5
1
29
63
42
81
60
750
1,000
5,171
11,395
3,753
82
3,200
45,000
50,000
202,922
472,170
144,151
83
4
"i
186
"3
ii
6
84
1,096
150
21,245
39
421
213
85
2,088
279
47,402
97
601
528
86
27,246
8,065
3,366
5,190
2,915
7,730
42,852
44,656
22,710
17,890
13,165
74,027
87
398
5
226
5
230
U6
75
92
192
816
88
40,.?95,787
34,500
8,363,989
1,500
12,265,614
3,200,960
2,670,990
1,104,658
13,394,687
30,043,725
89
102
459
58
1,546
396
12
1,002
285
342
1,126
1,334
2,191
90
2,057
18,912
793
39,928
14,493
29
49,470
8,407
14,045
50,140
23,787
97,461
91
186
Sl'ATlSTiCy J^'UK CU UN TIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Dala are based on reports for only
Farms, acreage, and value:
All coiiimcTcml farms number .
Avorafie size of fann acres..
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars .
Cropland harvested fanns reporting. ,
Farm operators:
(For definitions and explanatio
e text)
epera
. dollai
Full owner:
Part owner
Managers .
Ml tenant-^
farms reporting, .
number. .
Com pickers farnis reporting. .
number . .
Pick-up balers ■ ■ ■ farms reporting . .
number . .
\)oU)rtnicl(s farms reporting . .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
Automobiles farms reportinp . .
Telephone fams reporting . .
Home freezer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting..
Gravel , shell, or shale farms reporting. •
Dirt or unimpxjved farms reporting . .
Farm labor, week preceding enumeration:
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting . .
Family workers, including operator farms reporting, .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting . .
persons . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) . . farms rejortini' . ,
Livestock and poultry on farms:
CaUle an.l calves farms reporting . .
number , .
Milk ccwa farms reporting, .
number , ,
Horses and/or mules famis reporting , .
number . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting , ■
number . ,
Chickens , 4 months old and over farms reporting. .
number , .
Livestock and poultry sold:
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive farms reporting.
Calves sold alive farms reporting,
number. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive fam-s reporting .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chic
sold.
Mid.,
. farms reporting ,
, fftrms reporting.
Specified farm expenditures:
Any specified farm expendit
. farms reportin
dollar
dollar
Feed for livestock and poultry
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars.
Machine hire dollars.
Hired labor dollars .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for
the farm liiisiness dollars.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars .
Crops harvested:
Wheat farms reporting .
bales . .
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting.,
dollars. .
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nut trees^. . .farms reporting..
San Luis Obispo
1,660,136
1,697.5
158,782
119.39
2,163
845
2,069
977
17,560,785
6,608,377
4,208,684
519,120
4,628,821
32,048
88
4,337,494
84,937
261.3
135,094
559.41
325
4,762,142
419,961
233,130
59,889
3,285,726
Santa Barbara
896,114
1,144.5
235,152
293.17
3,446
42
514,390
46
2,757,562
42
3,102,054
14, 629
99
6,858,164
424
11,773
Santa Clara
2,421
497, 238
205.4
189,675
1,108.67
2,163
115,149
740
38
47
2,105
4,150
1,838
3,897
2,126
3,296
2,259
1,348
109
104
1,986
1,804
1,754
1,023
780
2,695
783
2,421
6,788,772
36,310,121
3,344,844
8,799,129
3,526,817
2,319,566
672,699
1,449,858
7,511,712
20,013,553
982,734
2,044,363
749,966
1,683,652
11
2
4,133
105
37,566
2,915
66
38
9,999
5,392
133,525
127,423
617
80,012
129.7
60,201
464.92
476
22,039
175
534,888
312,772
7,636,423
504,335
1,441.0
96,493
76.27
350
3,312,599
964,584
1,164,434
100,877
839,573
elude data for farms with le;
20 trees and grape
CALIFORNIA
187
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
a sample of farms. See lextj
Sisldyou
Solano
Soncma
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama TriMtj
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
566
696
2,550
4,216
1,245
788
59 4,970
111
1,390
883
377
1
1,079,842
453,676
676,963
810,383
394,004
1,192,945 131,
308 1,304,106
157,877
426,909
563,818
234,950
1,907.8
651.8
265.5
192.2
316.5
1,513.9 2,22
5.6 262.4
1,422.3
307.1
638.5
623.2
81,170
175,382
77,228
92,536
164,117
129,522 94,
418 131,950
77,560
290,191
244,054
129,730
^
56.26
341.42
34^.17
587.95
584.06
97.95 65
38 557.50
62.09
1,259.51
463.33
234.47
498
625
1,462
3,409
1,1B7
583
40 4,609
25
1,290
840
311
90,649
157,774
92,647
265,376
253,740
58,250 1,
278 514,871
532
120,877
335,493
40,336
7
193
222
719
1,586
418
290
26 1,884
37
526
200
178
B
90
168
538
989
202
170
19 1,167
36
401
116
99
g
103
126
683
842
226
169
24 768
32
365
117
87
10
325
306
1,730
2,560
748
502
44 3,026
52
881
317
187
11
177
247
535
894
334
201
14 1,276
40
232
343
115
12
U
24
21
76
24
21
1 161
1
122
6
12
IS
53
119
264
686
89
64
507
18
155
217
63
14
239
184
88
176
310
88
154
44
310
43
15
305
247
105
249
609
114
187
49
548
80
U
1
23
12
35
10
17
52
1
32
17
1
35
12
36
27
18
65
2
38
le
264
98
208
488
119
109
7 453
29
131
'59
u
286
105
216
5!B
120
114
7 506
5
32
149
61
20
510
602
2,149
3,094
1,090
689
58 3,998
99
1,125
818
318
21
1,061
1,777
4,003
5,047
2,569
1,099
102 7,658
159
2,528
2,601
682
22
492
621
1,695
3,481
1,147
588
47 4,407
61
1,177
851
315
23
1,157
1,951
3,013
6,782
3,372
1,058
74 11,178
78
3,139
3,451
839
24
515
600
2,298
3,962
1,120
697
30 4,572
97
1,255
777
326
25
687
920
3,292
5,743
1,703
941
43 6,663
139
2,171
1,173
482
26
488
628
2,365
3,973
1,091
641
37 4,666
92
1,332
803
337
27
438
447
1,664
2,685
739
546
44 3,044
88
806
597
259
28
95
55
525
1,515
122
IBl
2 502
6
6
59
83
29
81
35
312
474
78
23
367
5
6
34
63
30
226
521
2,032
3,849
1,118
572
24 4,412
91
1,191
686
260
31
104
132
310
133
88
139
8 167
6
45
178
76
32
211
39
169
168
12
64
26 28«
13
107
16
38
33
540
615
2,390
3,609
1,038
734
59 4,312
108
1,307
812
338
34
531
575
2,319
3,421
982
711
57 4,012
105
1,118
763
326
35
519
553
2,279
3,359
941
702
57 3,961
105
1,081
749
317
33
222
204
1,056
1,207
311
247
20 921
50
262
268
135
37
314
273
1,501
1,678
402
295
21 1,253
68
342
369
199
38
115
286
638
878
401
120
6 1,612
16
609
352
118
39
168
789
1,391
2,408
1,142
349
17 5,128
21
3,096
1,097
323
40
466
253
1,342
2,120
343
527
53 1,653
83
192
263
204
41
60,468
27,821
90,143
201,643
20,559
54,515 5,
502 205,359
10,533
47,629
25,448
30,337
42
281
U8
763
1,536
218
304
22 833
26
25
147
131
41
3,979
4,002
45,557
70,385
5,799
4,U7
35 47,248
290
4,861
3,277
5,417
44
353
146
492
598
204
275
35 870
57
269
186
141
1,663
382
1,367
2,554
464
2,072
253 2,831
364
1,196
486
855
48
132
33
279
396
74
117
6 390
34
27
72
34
47
4,615
813
3,481
4,500
9,625
8,4«2
22 11,196
803
14,310
5,767
225
48
276
181
1,243
1,023
344
291
24 892
51
201
199
112
40
24,070
96,057
3,097,841
2,126,483
118,700
47,428 5,
704 978,809
71,298
782,581
63,058
56,321
50
326
169
800
1,610
214
374
45 1,013
54
117
177
145
51
14,049
20,836
16,657
67,969
4,790
27,462 1,
110 109,066
3,304
80,264
26,819
12,832
52
301
149
753
1,590
222
329
38 894
58
94
121
182
S3
13,284
3,419
26,510
41,076
4,097
12,773 1,
573 32,015
1,593
5,783
2,638
9,295
54
87
36
122
147
59
105
6 220
18
21
72
17
55
6,489
2,120
2,952
5,172
10,104
11,751
63 12,706
766
11,461
6,499
259
56
103
200
645
84
90
166
11 103
18
a
120
22
57
10,643
210,225
83,546
66,062
35,876
74,908 1,
334 2,121
918
4,465
32,486
5,749
58
79
40
936
424
51
53
6 355
15
110
55
25
59
16,450
42,805
7,502,435
5,527,185
59,385
48,965 1,
00 3,212,957
10,424
424,710
31,815
35,740
60
78
55
929
394
71
81
7 34S
17
120
83
30
61
267,562
1,330,200
45,140,234
28,022,727
1,352,525
666,753 87,
740 14,526,352
1,018,980
11,165,286
897,459
753,435
62
109
61
546
1,386
103
174
5 403
5
9
54
88
63
1,091,815
1,420,042
18,115,882
24,407,066
1,817,341
1,063,735
750 17,873,143
155,000
3,297,026
1,127,527
1,599,240
64
111
195
781
la
95
175
12 111
U
34
120
25
65
111,546
1,169,650
962,352
202,659
266,278
724,836 31,
.77 13,656
9,382
34,471
283,826
46,191
66
566
696
2,550
4,216
1,245
788
59 4,970
111
1,385
882
377
67
3,986,375
16,065,226
39,956,454
58,812,331
17,791,494
9,412,598 273,
126 93,374,485
2,077,583
46,259,290
26,059,523
7,144,747
68
1,228,626
2,110,642
25,654,274
23,653,600
1,434,007
2,413,077 66,
!07 22,428,182
1,517,873
10,784,363
2,388,682
1,360,540
69
846, 554
4,537,814
4,238,614
10,288,076
886,635
3,936,260 74,
>74 17,390,311
401,042
11,980,898
4,806,322
1,988,778
70
257,641
778,060
442,635
3,643,389
1,699,922
368,406 1,
200 10,593,282
16,441
3,535,416
2,000,520
249,457
71
940,534
7,023,411
8,033,148
17,078,272
10,778,849
1,959,857 106,
791 34,848,770
83,733
17,213,668
13,221,733
3,056,494
72
563,659
1,126,844
1,317,458
2,952,036
2,146,017
555,567 21,
)12 6,152,516
55,889
1,754,945
2,351,733
345,960
73
149,361
483,455
270,355
1,196,958
846,064
179,431 2,
)42 1,961,424
2,605
990,000
1,290,533
143,518
74
171
77
1
30
184
19
224
3
125
4
75
14,573
11,714
35
638
18,073
1,773
23,207
301
11,170
371
76
244,554
443,919
770
19, U3
864,190
35,519
368,212
7,771
512,373
11,822
77
209
225
33
256
232
75
369
i
28
400
22
73
19,293
40,450
1,405
31,309
33,165
18,317
33,932
100
3,724
78,1<S
3,194
79
319,476
906,330
16,971
578,262
831,567
245,247
668,272
1,300
67,876
1,828,476
73,806
80
3
52
211
1
12
56
49
81
418
4,496
53,671
750
812
27,791
8,403
82
15,050
177,695
5
35
50
2,539,659
30,000
29,340
2,340
159,959
319,109
"2
357
594
1,263,725
1
459
900
312,690
83
84
85
86
44,470
18,923
36,351
77,851
17,062
13,034 1,
?4a 95,300
355
5,936
50,962
12,609
87
7
62
30
205
52
21
240
5
209
223
88
67,500
3,679,238
471,600
9,805,765
2,300,646
15,715
2,520,153
6,000
15,182,107
12,671,999
89
y.
319
975
2,206
845
408
21 3,016
17
1,188
299
184
90
54
15,617
35,591
70,262
47,867
13,228
31 161,690
86
65,861
15, 174
9,746
91
188
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most daU for 195S are baseH on reports
(For definitiong and explai
itod number of famis lOfiO .
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959.
Under 25 years number 1!)59 .
■25 to 34 years number 1!}5!).,
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operat«s—
Horkinpoff Iheir fnrm?
. operators reporting 1950 .
1954.
. operators reportmE 1959 .
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants. .
Crop-share tenants. .
Livestock -share lens
Other and unspecifie
1«4..
. number 1959 . .
.number 1959..
1954 . .
. number 1959..
. number 1959..
1954 . .
. number 1959.,
1954..
. number 1959..
1954..
epetable and fruit
mber 1959..
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other t
Cash-grain. numher 1959. .
Tobacco number 1959..
Other field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fruit-an J-nut farms numher 1959 . .
Poultry farms number 1959 . .
Dair\' farms number 1959 . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959. .
Livestock ranches number 1959 . ,
General farms number 1959..
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959.,
:'ommercial farms number 1959 . .
Class I number 1959.,
Class 11 number 1959 .
Class in number 1959 .
Class IV number 1959 .
Class V number 1959 .
Class VI number 1959 .
Jther farms numbor 1959 .
Part-time number 1959.
Partrretirement number 1959 -
Abnomial number 1959 .
and nuts sold dollars 1959 .
All livestock and livestock (
Poultry and poultry produc
Dairy prixlucls sold
96,992
943
8,639
21,961
25,966
22,-417
17,061
51.4
45,478
57,539
36,756
43,966
68,463
89,725
17,771
17,598
2,144
2,021
10,852
13,731
5,133
6,326
915
1,010
2,299
3,309
5,071
1,030
15
2,924
138
24,263
95
7,039
85
8,054
24
8,930
168
4,212
86
3,971
18
34,629
550
66,927
666
14,527
114
12,036
7?
13,633
178
13,310
131
10,295
108
3,126
63
32,303
4.41
24,326
350
7,792
91,
185
2,822,109,315
25
677
589
2,260,920,969
24
11?
141
28,440
23
196
18,381
16
768
1,719,056,355
17
142,418
1,481,964,908
14
501
335
773,828,600
1
432
991
699,166,343
1
541
162
268,649,022
5
276
89?
196,257,582
3
824
845
580,421,197
1
659
404
519,962,980
1
554
184
96,157,536
8
77-i
131
66,578,003
7
581
144
1,103,052,960
8
535
171
778,956,061
9
61C
ROf.
209,780,566
2
302,481
187,868,874
3,309,471
323,540,000
1
915
866
264,509,956
2
508
627
569,732,394
4
316
fi?4
326,577,231
3
792
708
105,163
83,994
35,054
4,421
3,900
3,567
101,263
80,427
1,697
1,401
1,659
1,129
1,459,273
36,647,967
1,496,194
29,149,053
5,634
14,665
5,421
10,188
178,078
29,373,430
135,259
22,426,813
54,436
15,671,499
41,877
13,510,432
10,386
895,293
3,750
207,737
92,193
12,590,8«
80,362
8,307,554
21,063
215,774
9,270
401,090
1,281,200
7,274,537
1,360,935
6,722,240
173,632
930,643
117,079
1,097,066
102,194
1,397,135
116,567
1,635,542
1,005,374
4,946,759
1,127,269
3,989,632
2,157,124
2,191,201
5,662
5,647
196,241
230,137
3,075
65,135
75,780
1,960,883
1,961,064
231,413
210,070
2,555
17,993
CALIFORNIA
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954
189
for onl> a sample
((aims. Se«teM]
Costa
Del Horte
El Dcradc
Fresno
Gienn
Hujnboldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kerr.
Kings
lake
Lassen
Dds Angeles
1,424
198
552
8,300
1,374
1,291
1,202
103
2,047
1,483
997
292
4,807
1
1,808
178
552
9,814
1,550
1,679
1,675
98
2,303
1,792
1,040
395
8,250
S
1,349
166
492
8,191
1,405
1,252
1,261
103
2,009
1,489
964
321
4,603
3
U
2
84
20
21
9
26
24
7
4
39
4
S3
'14
39
858
149
141
139
10
255
154
74
31
363
5
283
31
92
2,159
318
254
299
26
528
401
170
83
927
6
330
44
122
2,242
398
326
369
26
588
395
245
88
1,289
7
318
44
130
1,687
314
286
275
20
375
313
258
66
1,193
8
324
33
107
1,161
207
224
170
21
236
201
210
49
792
9
53.8
53.1
53.4
49.7
50.1
51.0
49.8
51.3
48.4
49.2
53.8
49.6
52.1
10
685
93
258
3,768
555
551
472
59
577
591
576
151
2,067
,,
1,012
119
268
4,396
741
806
607
48
815
741
634
232
3,754
12
624
79
215
2,758
499
477
377
53
536
374
452
117
1,826
13
896
99
a4
2,930
460
702
438
37
578
384
461
159
3,336
U
837
91
294
2,475
455
616
328
57
483
342
581
126
2,431
15
1,066
92
299
2,620
423
663
418
48
450
403
567
117
3,801
16
1,040
164
435
5,685
910
730
545
33
949
899
844
182
3,557
17
1,403
158
466
7,113
1,063
1,068
860
21
1,077
1,073
845
278
6,469
18
221
12
86
1,701
306
258
352
22
688
360
102
82
429
19
241
23
58
1,554
289
222
395
26
690
419
121
90
597
20
30
7
11
133
15
27
48
i
64
13
12
6
130
21
26
1
9
124
15
13
23
4
48
14
21
6
183
22
133
15
20
781
143
276
257
44
346
211
39
22
681
23
V.2
28
19
985
171
356
355
43
489
339
51
23
1,005
24
bt.
15
5
206
72
132
130
39
93
U4
8
3
499
25
66
15
8
282
68
108
173
36
136
113
17
13
738
28
10
75
14
11
16
74
28
10
31
27
11
56
9
17
31
"i
51
29
4
"1
25
28
36
339
35
52
128
37
5
6
32
29
39
3
442
41
5
97
220
122
10
2
47
30
5
1
16
91
5
10
7
1
31
"i
"s
2
23
21
128
'3
10
18
3
3
3
32
23
10
159
6
42
59
5
46
22
16
6
118
33
25
"5
6
182
32
98
51
6
72
57
17
4
192
34
29
1,226
245
305
1,000
606
12
9
40
35
19
80
234
122
30
22
11
9
39
3«
37
38
1,139
148
887
568
1
10
7
11
35
83
15
1
39
24
80
5
198
7
1
153
40
407
145
4,235
101
10
' i
98
161
298
643
41
26
10
35
252
22
30
5
54
42
16
5
725
42
20
42
353
355
415
41
5
35
253
1
U
392
43
U7
5
99
382
197
166
157
44
218
75
98
153
166
44
78
5
77
186
6
137
10
38
141
22
54
54
35
45
19
289
77
7
301
1
211
150
12
14
238
43
752
141
273
1,483
371
672
175
52
424
195
560
100
2,440
n
719
78
290
5,859
1,003
711
1,037
51
1,626
1,288
438
200
3,023
48
100
28
33
1,142
187
55
519
22
880
294
24
35
797
49
151
11
35
1,299
174
105
155
15
242
243
43
30
569
50
115
21
35
1,845
220
172
132
1
169
338
77
55
511
51
171
12
102
1,516
247
222
123
3
184
247
83
31
535
52
142
6
58
913
150
130
91
2
114
125
77
29
431
53
40
26
144
15
27
16
8
37
40
134
20
180
54
705
120
262
1,441
371
580
165
52
421
195
559
92
1,784
55
555
80
206
1,092
290
429
125
42
305
150
448
64
1,353
5«
145
5
35
5
56
342
7
81
146
5
40
10
109
7
45
lU
28
409
22
57
58
22,776,123
2,454,350
4,594,841
276,005,040
28,460,084
U,155,346
170,445,999
2,375,959
220,162,064
77,005,564
5,840,347
4,737,086
156,049,093
59
17,233,551
1,223,285
4,080,324
208,212,800
23,664,496
11,087,364
109,386,713
1,568,497
173,874,984
60,394,795
6,479,892
3,655,033
170,452,397
eo
15,994
12,396
8,324
33,254
20,713
8,549
141,802
23,068
107,554
51,926
5,858
16,223
32,463
<1
9,532
6,900
7,392
21,215
15,257
5,604
65,305
16,005
75,499
33,702
6,231
9,253
20,636
82
13,919,594
1,201,791
2,929,464
2U,766,248
16,035,841
1,583,500
87,618,305
140,659
152,591,054
58,253,181
4,726,343
365,529
51,001,855
83
12,809,314
311,323
2,873,026
173,630,391
13,598,578
1,596,975
77,203,593
52,114
139,713,564
47,503,625
5,050,183
429,294
58,531,297
84
1,482,823
14,750
1,025
118,392,012
13,384,953
198,787
56,545,564
113,091
142,667,391
54,118,878
311,285
308,621
6,677,905
65
2,097,767
3,765
1,411
104,744,681
1, 620,566
105,545
54,510,636
48,886
123,159,521
45,408,865
136,518
343,160
9,304,810
66
2,874,874
450
482
14,716,178
25,234
29,959
30,185,000
655
5,115,431
768,580
23,748
3,900
7,495,651
67
3,268,116
400
370
8,486,225
3,410
14,645
21,503,944
100
2,743,227
112,307
72,372
190
9,290,339
68
7,738,649
2,608
2,738,798
79,543,965
2,602,487
39,167
594,319
26,913
14,159,485
3,340,515
4,325,351
203
12,097,540
69
6,307,201
363
2,833,376
59,263,317
2,038,532
36,534
727,931
2,128
8,389,404
1,972,152
4,809,908
694
21,634,531
70
1,823,248
1,183,983
189,159
1,114,093
24,167
1,315,677
293,422
638,747
25,008
65,949
52,905
24,730,759
71
1,136,230
306,795
37,869
1,136,168
36,070
1,540,251
361,082
1,666
421,412
10,300
31,385
65,230
18,301,617
72
8,856,529
1,252,559
1,665,377
62,238,792
12,423,243
9,581,746
82,827,694
2,235,310
57,571,010
18,752,483
1,114,004
4,371,459
105,047,238
73
4,424,237
916,962
1,207,298
34,582,409
9,965,918
9,390,389
32,183,120
1,516,383
34,161,420
12,891,171
1,429,709
3,225,739
111,921,100
74
247, 397
58,661
659,864
13,941,423
635,340
161,179
37,864
18,284
1,719,463
2,381,655
151,742
59,239
19,479,848
75
521,103
29,733
511,087
13,280,441
520,988
385,178
264,286
17,518
1,001,275
1,481,285
326,878
87,019
26,461,845
76
1,323,217
973,574
5,805
13,982,144
4,027,554
6,032,005
2,021,331
182,220
4,994,614
7,993,715
34,157
180,566
55,174,6U
77
826,404
675,663
52,525
10,435,554
3,905,013
6,125,807
1,211,041
250,381
3,854,090
6,462,990
242,465
167,858
59,623,504
78
7,285,915
220,324
999,708
34,315,225
7,760,249
3,388,562
80,768,499
2,034,806
50,856,933
8,377,113
926,105
4,131,654
30,392,779
79
3,076,730
211,566
643,666
10,865,414
5,539,917
2,879,404
30,707,793
1,248,484
29,306,054
4,946,896
860,366
2,970,862
25,830,751
80
190
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most dalft far 1959 are bB3e<l ot reports
19M.
Farm operators by age:
Iperators reporting age numlier 19.'i9 .
Under 2S years number 1059 . .
■25 lo M years number 1050. .
35 lo 44 years number 1959 . .
45 lo 5 1 years number 1959 . .
55 U) B4 years number 1959 . ,
65 or more years number 1959 . .
\vcrape ace years 1059 .
Worliinc off their
operators reporting 1950 .
1954.
days operators reporting 1959 .
Farms by tenute of operator:
Livestock-share tenant:
Other and unspecified ti
1054.
. number 1959 .
1954 .
. number 1959..
1954 .
. number 1959 .
1954 .
. number 1959.
1954 .
. number 1959.
1954.
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other than vetteljlble and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959 .
Cash-grain number 1959.
Tobacco number 1959 .
Cotton number 1959.
Other field-crop number 1059 .
Vegetable farms number 1959 .
Fruit-and-nut farms number 1950 .
Poultry farms number 1950 .
Dairy farms number 1059 .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms numlier 1 959 .
Livestock ranches number 1959 .
General farms number 1959 .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959 .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 .
C lass 1 number 1959.
Class n number 1959.
Class 111 number 1959.
Class IV number 1959 .
Class V number 1959 .
Class VI number 1959.
Other farms number 1959 .
Part-time number 1959.
Part-retirement number 1959 .
Abnormal number 1959 .
Value Of protJucts sold by source:
All farm products sold toul, dollars 1959 .
1954.
average per farm, dollars 1959 .
1954.
All crop= sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuLS, sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Vegetables sold dollars 1959 .
1054.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Forest proiiut:ts and horticultural
specially products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1059 .
1954.
Poultry and poultry protlucts sold dollars 1959 .
1054.
Dairy producLs sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, other
than paultr> and dairy, sold dollars 1959 .
1051.
53,361,081
42,492,071
31,763
23,334
34,125,389
28,978,274
23,470,243
21,900,981
142,738
141,881
10,431,404
6,890,066
19,235,692
13,513,797
3,427,439
2,898,594
4,395,862
4,113,163
14,428,001
11,791,066
38,271
23,349
632,903
750,305
122,983
242,241
10,909
40,710
19,433
10,729
13,795,098
11,040,761
28^,322
763,306
11,711,044
8,682,685
3,604,066
3,333,719
14,533
11,263
54,899
331,657
4,211
18,599
2,871
3,549,167
3,002,062
1,909,042
1,637,618
2,072
11,025
1,425
1,628
1,072
1,113
9
,250,509
94,450,986
(
,617,920
69,009,107
7,412
27,032
5,363
16,621
4
,609,761
46,106,721
4
,266,320
36,612,631
295,692
23,209,473
301,298
18,379,087
26,341
4,709,242
26,990
3,125,192
?
973,314
16,649,365
2
,744,724
13,883,082
1
,314,414
1,538,641
1
193,308
1,225,270
4
,640,748
48,344,265
4
,351,600
32,396,476
326,668
9,569,426
423,796
8,074,098
1
,139,171
20,475,241
971,148
16,755,414
3
,174,909
18,299,593
2
,956,656
7,566,964
13,440,347
9,570,364
22,897
12,576
6,934,510
4,924,339
6,755,217
4,864,867
209,931
36,479
6,455,837
4,646,025
29,693
56,167
28,189
113,616
CALIFORNIA
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD. BY SOURCE-
AND 1954-Con.
191
fa only « stunpl e
of f«n™. .^!<. usxt
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
1,408
1,211
441
3,376
1,247
93
3,140
2,378
755
3,798
4,931
39
5,349
1,637
1,576
550
4,591
1,583
134
4,848
3,424
851
5,467
6,504
40
5,303
2
1,390
1,171
442
3,186
1,196
102
2,984
2,305
803
3,613
4,748
42
5,346
^
15
2
5
13
10
2
25
33
5
30
63
4
U3
74
32
208
96
13
227
214
76
244
319
2
568
328
202
95
633
338
14
603
588
193
673
883
1,379
g
386
265
122
751
308
27
815
631
211
954
1,225
17
1,401
7
313
308
99
798
263
22
744
477
169
947
1,298
11
1,134
8
205
320
89
773
181
24
570
352
149
745
983
8
301
9
50.1
55.4
52.2
54.2
50.4
52.3
52.3
50.1
51.3
53.2
53.4
53.4
50.0
10
499
645
266
1,492
641
51
1,312
1,230
369
1,800
2,536
3
2,448
n
640
775
373
2,245
974
66
2,391
1,836
393
2,711
3,275
10
2,074
12
390
531
222
1,348
545
4!
1,107
1,060
241
1,599
2,324
7
1,923
1.1
471
655
288
1,968
797
44
1,936
1,579
240
2,299
2,870
5
1,493
14
441
770
248
1,718
617
45
1,388
1,217
236
1,983
3,435
9
1,967
IS
498
963
344
2,060
762
43
2,151
1,572
269
2,283
3,801
5
1,373
16
680
974
359
2,692
973
59
2,295
1,569
397
3,069
4,392
37
3,430
17
867
1,304
369
3,958
1,300
99
3,863
2,637
527
4,771
5,621
33
3,590
IB
303
138
61
291
158
25
503
407
207
315
319
1,135
19
325
162
69
341
157
33
554
435
200
328
431
891
20
45
22
5
169
15
162
33
14
123
84
59
21
45
22
4
63
14
168
27
11
110
103
59
22
380
77
16
224
100
180
269
137
291
185
725
23
361
88
29
231
102
321
297
142
255
323
797
24
189
41
6
100
58
88
73
45
153
90
346
25
196
49
18
122
38
108
149
61
156
198
360
26
58
10
5
5
29
3
6
8
90
27
50
5
7
"3
28
22
16
5
10
69
28
86
15
63
27
22
87
51
12
7
187
29
78
5
13
1
1
71
5
22
5
87
1
70
11
49
5
21
14
241
5
30
31
3
3
2
2
3
4
5
2
16
6
26
32
42
10
10
51
54
69
22
120
31
97
33
34
18
8
29
36
94
51
14
74
95
101
34
195
21
1
82
36
220
237
31
104
11
303
35
183
21
1
30
36
62
199
18
15
*
221
36
37
38
1
97
5
11
52
61
38
13
83
7
'37
39
226
5
169
131
75
51
27
159
491
40
82
372
'21
1,398
359
773
155
297
915
936
1,473
41
33
58
47
291
57
426
212
23
896
640
180
42
56
28
30
149
67
97
356
22
209
98
560
43
296
117
101
43
124
66
216
254
131
124
212
333
„
197
70
58
12
78
16
54
56
91
33
114
30
45
118
1
1
9
5
204
120
30
82
16
456
46
397
609
240
1,235
599
'27
1,073
959
170
1,441
2,359
'39
1,433
47
1,038
633
203
2,269
576
67
2,103
1,427
585
2,437
2,272
29
3,944
48
399
52
11
471
67
8
483
305
102
478
469
4
790
49
154
86
26
353
139
8
405
252
145
483
402
10
694
50
161
89
21
461
153
28
411
228
129
505
358
10
799
51
135
164
38
423
182
12
414
314
111
444
407
823
52
121
189
62
460
83
1
307
258
78
335
496
5
682
53
68
53
45
101
42
10
83
50
20
91
140
156
54
370
578
238
1,107
571
26
1,037
951
169
1,361
2,709
10
1,405
55
289
380
192
757
445
15
773
795
114
1,006
1,939
5
1,133
56
75
196
46
335
126
10
248
155
55
340
709
5
265
57
6
2
15
16
1
15
11
7
58
84,865,260
14,320,855
2,877,567
84,386,391
12,955,681
1,503,284
144,814,239
54,305,428
20,100,588
90,707,995
65,610,001
2,252,325
137,814,543
59
62,855,194
11,798,195
1,692,183
80,228,350
12,426,539
1,105,032
86,690,163
41,198,818
14,973,315
66,420,513
53,833,157
2,022,300
115,879,563
60
60,274
11,826
6,525
24,996
10,389
15,164
46,119
22,837
26,623
23,883
13,172
57,752
25,765
61
38,397
7,486
3,077
17,475
7,384
8,247
17,882
12,032
17,595
12,149
8,277
50,558
21,831
62
69,094,691
5,447,133
762,023
44,103,654
7,258,163
65,647
64,450,983
28,741,581
13,009,764
32,288,941
30,369,315
2,252,325
97,991,204
63
52,096,951
4,961,419
302,304
49,525,426
7,912,420
74,435
55,402,693
26,354,643
9,493,359
31,680,087
27,723,813
2,022,300
77,554,443
64
19,497,342
255,410
338,658
4,537,136
1,152,419
29,489
24,212,135
18,043,606
2,750,145
5,545,883
1,253,924
32,856,625
65
15,729,421
563,117
3,190
5,749,951
2,110,811
24,500
22,754,555
15,922,370
2,551,805
5,332,029
1,765,034
26,960,741
66
40,505,365
58,210
5,300
8,072,443
15,350
505
13,887,985
3,707,940
2,541,278
1,099,046
12,924,586
28,947,731
67
33,246,880
125,624
3,965
6,074,940
18,511
717
8,837,552
3,398,293
1,713,571
935,865
7,937,036
25,755,632
68
8,834,479
5,011,288
317,405
28,171,256
5,730,995
554
22,354,948
6,185,392
7,332,995
21,408,824
11,065,345
35,392,357
69
2,829,202
4,230,522
256,519
35,621,445
5,348,733
2,144
21,875,825
6,252,567
4,540,407
22,737,245
14,195,416
24,416,421
70
257,505
122,225
100,660
3,322,829
359,398
35,099
3,995,914
804,543
385,345
4,235,188
5,125,460
2,252,325
793,991
71
291,448
42,156
38,630
1,179,090
434,265
47,074
1,933,750
781,413
687,576
2,624,948
3,826,327
2,022,300
421,654
72
15,770,569
8,873,722
2,115,544
40,282,727
5,597,518
1,435,537
80,353,256
25,563,847
7,090,824
58,419,054
35,240,685
39,823,439
73
10,758,243
6,836,776
1,389,879
30,502,934
4,514,119
1,030,597
31,287,470
14,844,175
5,479,956
34,740,425
26,109,344
38,325,115
74
1,141,053
1,230,960
561,084
13,694,144
2,778,721
14,390
12,637,430
4,003,056
2,552,344
23,619,606
15,408,351
5,517,121
75
1,457,516
1,626,018
330,405
12,654,248
1,765,537
36,553
9,874,015
4,471,745
1,301,232
17,574,409
11,108,820
3,305,070
76
3,075,153
1,784,865
287,360
21,524,103
1,242,097
5,542
10,171,707
6,551,842
581,400
23,588,568
12,349,718
17,220,013
T7
2,965,279
1,679,838
241,760
15,001,248
784,523
48,009
4,417,465
4,554,235
444,423
13,041,048
9,275,194
14,105,782
78
11,554,353
5,837,897
1,267,100
4,964,480
1,676,700
1,416,705
57,554,119
15,003,949
3,957,080
11,210,880
7,432,617
17,086,305
79
6,335,448
3,530,920
817,714
2,947,438
1,963,959
945,035
15,995,989
5,818,194
3,734,301
4,124,959
5,725,330
20,914,263
80
192
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
i for 1959 are base*! o
Sen Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
niatnd numbor of farms IDSO .
inM..
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporlins age number 1959.,
Under 25 years number 1959 . .
■25 to M years number 1959. .
^5 to 44 years number 1959 . .
45 to 51 years number 1959 .
55 to fi4 years number 1959 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
Averape age years 1959 .
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operators—
ftorkinp off their f;uTns operators reporting 1959 -
100 Of more days operators reporting 1959 .
Farms by tenure of operator:
Parto
. numbef 1959 .
Managers number 1959 . .
1954.
Ml tenants number 1959 .
1954 .
Cash lonanls number 1959.
1954.
Share-cash tenants number 1959 .
Crop-Share tenants number 1959.
1954 .
LIv,
<-sha.
.number 1959.
1954.
. number 1959 .
Other and unspecified tenants
1954..
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other than vecetalile and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959. .
Cash-grain number 1959. .
Tobacco number 1959 . .
Cotton number 1959 . .
Other field-crop number 1959 . ,
Vegeuble farms number 1959 . .
Fruit-and-nut farms number 1959 . .
Poultry farms number 1959 . .
Dairy farms number 1959 . ,
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959 .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms numbor 1059 .
Class I number 1959 .
Class II number 1959 .
Class 111 number 1959.
Class IV number 1959 .
Class V number 1959 .
Class VI number 1959 .
Other farms number 1959.
Part-time number 1959.
Part-retiremenl number 1959 .
Abnormal number 1959 .
total, dollars 1959..
1954 . .
average per farm, dollars 1959 . .
All crops sold dollars 1959. .
Field crops, other than vegeubles
and fnjils and nuts, .sold dollars 1959. .
Vegeubles sold dollars 1959. .
1954 . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959..
ill livestock and livestock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry products solil dollar
Dairy products sold dollai
32,707,6*9
23,389,064
21,762
13,008
13,135,609
11,U7,486
5,797,7';S
6,906,022
4,935,9*6
3,106,690
2,238,71/i
953,620
19,572,040
12,241,578
4,500,431
3,563,962
3,054,710
2,476,156
9,321,821
10,171,930
23,600
21,922
8,173,818
7,266,313
326,957
564,255
2,343,471
1,967,924
118,085
77,595
1,148,003
2,905,667
6,670
689,173
569,415
585,407
38,482,529
49,004,482
35,080
35,588
24,905,973
28,440,507
4,823,349
6,580,737
7,296,313
4,941,208
9,354,102
14,717,510
13,576,556
20,563,975
1,077,595
1,036,151
3,012,054
2,610,038
1,363
2,114
1,133
1,636
74,734,140
76,862,370
22,072
15,521
60,902,912
58,774,963
2,237,815
2,035,066
11,874,147
11,903,092
37,568,248
40,323,706
13,831,228
13,037,407
4,585,964
5,016,647
5,382,521
6,430,361
25,407,726
19,245,560
22,525
12,135
21,847,967
15,261,660
528,545
546,169
10,338,618
4,776,908
7,053,264
9,(»7,518
3,559,759
3,984,900
2,593,178
2,810,613
420,450
596,918
6,211,849
4,155,555
7,299
4,038
997,849
675,901
133,625
215,969
3 954
7,945
86,236
131,821
5,214,000
3,479,654
208,076
122,912
1,130,450
865, 04S
CALIFORNIA
193
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
Siskiyou
Solajio
Sonccoa
Stanislaus
Sutter
.^
rrinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
1
828
991
4,675
6,033
1,768
1,442
134
6,148
307
1,800
1,031
679
1
945
1,254
5,825
6,687
1,772
1,731
207
6,612
326
1,815
1,162
733
2
8X3
998
4,643
5,902
1,669
1,440
162
6,035
298
1,799
998
690
3
7
6
39
49
22
U
1
71
1
13
10
5
4
81
84
329
576
149
U8
4
577
24
128
98
75
5
197
213
858
1,434
405
317
34
1,446
61
364
238
147
6
210
301
1,136
1,579
456
367
39
1,618
90
490
269
210
7
198
220
1,303
1,309
328
341
41
1,386
51
414
220
149
8
120
174
978
955
309
253
43
937
71
390
163
104
9
50.4
51.6
53.5
50.7
51.0
51.3
55.2
50.6
52.8
53.1
50.9
50.6
10
372
4U
2,244
2,860
807
845
85
2,723
133
771
349
400
11
499
545
2,920
3,195
763
924
142
2,871
209
767
418
424
12
280
333
1,940
2,222
569
689
72
1,982
165
662
235
327
1.1
354
367
2,372
2,137
477
693
113
1,371
173
618
213
338
14
308
358
2,704
2,413
610
766
120
1,831
209
766
251
370
15
366
412
2,697
1,920
449
795
141
1,527
219
623
216
411
16
526
536
3,617
4,177
1,209
1,083
106
4,082
207
1,246
477
453
n
658
7a
4,782
4,651
1,277
1,318
170
4,538
250
1,378
547
593
18
206
292
657
979
416
218
16
1,312
66
257
364
136
19
223
296
517
862
335
259
28
1,252
73
206
345
128
20
12
29
22
81
34
22
2
177
1
135
7
12
21
6
18
49
63
16
16
1
189
4
107
16
10
84
134
379
796
109
119
10
577
33
162
233
73
23
83
194
483
1,053
159
U4
16
655
25
165
250
73
24
18
60
241
444
15
59
208
22
62
50
25
25
39
56
277
551
28
60
ii
237
12
59
65
32
26
2
22
9
70
10
U
51
17
47
11
»7
5
24
9
76
17
7
73
1
28
39
5
28
23
31
55
104
55
10
197
53
87
26
29
16
78
53
185'
99
15
208
48
116
11
30
12
5
10
25
5
10
10
1
10
5
SI
5
10
13
71
2
6
27
3
2
7
3
32
29
16
64
153
24
29
io
111
11
29
39
6
33
18
26
131
170
13
26
5
110
9
23
23
22
34
119
117
28
218
296
38
1,611
29
240
50
35
45
82
U
186
5
290
38
33
1,573
28
1
184
47
36
37
38
74
35
17
27
' b
5
56
3
39
5
U
10
73
15
106
91
118
40
250
695
1,536
666
224
2,156
1,041
204
124
41
10
25
941
394
35
26
5
266
'so
118
30
20
42
79
40
447
1,259
100
127
331
5
6
44
71
43
291
175
337
401
80
331
37
269
66
73
65
99
44
118
71
128
104
14
199
26
126
61
45
24
64
45
49
77
51
283
51
34
5
204
29
182
6
46
275
296
2,166
1,869
525
662
87
1,205
206
413
193
309
(7
566
696
2,550
4,216
1,245
788
59
4,970
111
1,390
883
377
48
78
241
385
690
309
64
5
1,273
24
408
338
70
49
81
105
437
677
273
70
2
1,124
17
308
169
90
50
129
108
527
920
282
161
5
1,069
17
318
145
62
51
127
102
WO
1,068
206
208
24
338
14
160
139
76
52
108
113
463
660
120
229
13
589
37
189
77
59
53
43
27
168
201
55
56
10
77
2
7
15
20
54
262
295
2,125
1,817
523
654
75
1,178
196
410
193
302
55
199
220
1,513
1,391
387
515
53
922
145
290
152
231
56
62
1
70
5
611
1
426
131
5
138
1
22
245
11
51
112
8
45
1
71
57
58
11,487,693
33,310,495
58,766,537
U5,013,342
52,295,758
16,790,740
871,371
198,992,213
2,962,722
92,333,473
53,642,588
16,228,670
59
8,718,450
26,138,471
49,544,913
89,750,743
37,977,530
12,021,318
426,589
157,055,906
3,017,129
72,730,093
39,7U,819
10,006,974
60
13,874
33,613
12,y70
19,064
29,579
11,644
6,503
32,367
9,651
51,296
49,623
23,901
61
9,226
20,844
8,506
13,422
21,432
6,945
2,061
23,753
9,255
40,099
34,175
13,652
62
5,693,049
22,985,546
15,430,842
52,657,477
47,624,927
6,006,743
418,175
U5, 343,725
57,902
62,828,886
44,423,382
10,754,757
63
4,565,005
16,676,223
13,833,553
45,283,759
34,167,616
4,989,525
39,012
121, 099, a6
125,438
63,959,625
34,512,010
6,985,375
64
5,383,800
11,184,319
1,344,991
U, 587,285
24,250,112
1,694,217
8,932
68,757,528
4,635
4,162,394
27,680,230
5,130,384
65
4,294,208
7,894,161
1,273,674
U, 682,765
19,973,181
1,855,621
9,791
63,082,799
22,365
6,873,202
24,021,535
3,426,659
66
128,276
3,619,356
314,230
9,396,383
2,998,442
U,842
40
2,427, 4U
1,830
16,788,057
11,U7,326
167,005
67
33,745
1,706,933
355,622
6,387,899
1,360,388
29,935
2,022
3,935,820
365
7,656,391
6,607,435
339,452
68
3,713
8,132,305
12,825,407
27,804,217
19,476,980
3,660,857
2,879
72,936,377
34,972
40,029,850
5,203,773
5,227,294
69
5,953
7,008,915
11,3U,580
23,628,373
12,088,347
2,459,338
9,291
53,553,779
69,062
47,974,763
3,690,115
3,120,319
70
177,260
49,566
946,2U
869,592
899,393
636,827
406,324
1,227,409
16,465
1,848,085
92,048
179,574
71
231,099
66,214
890,677
584,722
745,700
644,081
67,908
527,218
33,146
1,455,269
192,925
99,445
72
5,794,644
10,324,949
43,335,695
62,355,865
4,670,831
10,783,997
453,196
53,643,488
2,904,820
29,504,537
9,219,206
5,473,913
73
4,153,445
9,462,248
35,7U,360
44,466,984
3,809,914
7,031,793
337,577
35,956,290
2,891,691
8,820,468
5,199,809
3,021,099
74
85,519
468,357
19,238,049
16,765,338
667,768
413,467
13,243
10,152,719
1,789,337
4,640,753
302,243
301,831
75
204,396
614,625
19,188,881
10,616,856
705,905
625,013
21,760
7,901,392
1,741,387
2,626,033
638,699
636,303
76
1,103,130
1,420,042
18,301,752
24,578,861
1,323,271
1,149,340
1,115
18,305,553
155,715
3,497,922
1,185,427
1,629,900
77
666,470
1,055,222
12,378,637
22,055,496
1,151,035
1,859,093
7,525
11,921,713
36,058
2,239,414
932,713
814, 2U
7S
4,605,995
8,436,550
5,795,894
21,011,666
2,179,792
9,221,190
438,838
25,185,216
959,768
21,365,912
7,731,536
3,542,182
79
3,282,579
7,792,401
4,143,842
11,794,632
1,952,974
4,547,687
308,292
16,133,185
1,064,246
3,955,021
3,628,397
1,570,532
80
194
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
Estimated number of firnns. .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Grain combines fflmis reporting 1
Com pickers farms ropnrting I
1
number 1
1
Picl(-up balers fanns reporting 1
Field forape
farms reporting 195!l
1354
number 1959
1954
Motortrucks farms reportins 1959
1954
number 1959
Tractors farms repotting 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
lan parilen. farms reporting 1959
number 1959
farms reporting 1959
icfors farms reporting 1959
farms repwting 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
rs farms reporting 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
farms reporting 1959
1954
number 1959
1954
Automobiles farms reporting 1959
1954
numht!r 1959
1954
Telephone farms reportinp 1959
1954
)me freezer farms reforting 1959
1954
Iking machine farms reporting 1959
1954
ectric milk cooler farms reporting 1959
Crop drier (for crain. forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959
operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reptxting 1959
Farms by kind of road on which located:
■face farms reporting 19S9 ,
1950.
shell, or shale farms reporting 1959.
1950.
inimproved farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
DATE OF ENUMERATION
iverage dale of enumeration
. farms reporting 1959 .
. farms reporting 19.59 .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION'
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1959
. petst
^ 1959
1954
1 to 14 hours persons 1959
15 or mwe hours persons 1959
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting 1959
persons 1959
Hired workers farms reporting 1959
1954
persons 1959
Regular wt>fkcrs (en-iployed 150 or more days) . . . farms repcrting 19.59
persons 1959
1954
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers;
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959
2 or more hired workers farms repcrting 1959
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954 .
Not residing on farm opemted operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
5,830
6,912
9,178
10,054
8,284
7,770
9,168
8,431
3,405
70,505
77, 569
131,019
L29,416
70,794
77,034
161,004
U9,384
65,606
147,398
33,364
32,242
57,552
59,758
104,595
94,522
28,381
29,441
42,303
42,260
12,431
11,953
13,609
12,602
87,543
106,118
1^7,126
173,562
87,748
94,997
59,551
56,173
11,448
15,771
5,311
2,588
8,577
7,197
9,733
12,907
6,707
3,081
2,516
565
73,028
104,698
110,613
156,346
75,951
102, U6
18,359
57,092
25,137
34,662
29,556
41,060
145,476
277,642
21,050
22,275
80,367
81,030
80,518
106,712
12,946
14, ,25
1,002
1,568
1,790
1,244
1,234
1,977
1,268
1,292
1,904
1,850
1,905
3,318
3,054
1,793
1,836
4,144
3,435
1,626
3,719
784
342
1,397
1,303
2,170
1,743
375
2,122
2,469
3,042
3,692
2,250
2,111
1,700
1,468
212
301
2,006
2,505
3,019
3,789
1,933
2,416
606
1,327
1,554
1,759
1,495
1,583
636
940
575
1,011
1,956
1,841
1,621
1,912
1,248
1,566
1,806
2,764
1,026
1,453
1,345
2,114
1,002
1,409
301
701
^For 1954, data relate
of September 26-October 2.
CALIFORNIA
195
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on repoits fof only a sample of faitns, See text
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humloldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kem
Kings
Laie
lessen
Los
Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
552
3,300
1,374
1,291
1,202
103
2,047
1,483
997
292
4,807
1,630
377
248
1,248
1
552
9,814
1,550
1,679
1,675
98
2,303
1,792
1,040
395
3,260
1,821
505
296
1,607
2
232
312
13
156
270
98
24
76
103
94
4
3
43
3
250
293
15
187
■5
281
124
19
127
174
126
U
3
53
4
550
548
14
220
410
297
25
36
123
139
8
8
44
572
525
15
303
' 5
371
326
20
145
227
169
13
3
54
6
55
9
17
2
24
16
2
9
92
2
7
55
14
11
2
66
8
5
23
33
3
e
77
9
22
2
47
13
2
9
107
2
9
73
14
12
2
91
9
5
23
35
3
10
27
547
US
165
315
22
319
250
51
iii
255
231
'32
^
115
11
ID
532
138
141
261
29
336
274
71
148
349
219
10
6
100
12
27
632
146
168
454
24
381
272
58
129
312
266
32
120
13
10
565
157
143
377
32
381
236
71
168
394
239
10
6
102
14
6
224
82
92
105
1
82
133
26
15
35
117
9
1
27
15
6
219
95
65
103
2
70
200
15
10
57
119
4
36
le
7
271
101
93
152
1
123
168
28
16
57
149
9
1
30
17
6
275
99
65
135
2
101
223
15
10
64
139
5
39
IB
465
5,818
1,207
950
1,041
88
1,666
1,055
658
261
2,653
1,418
321
200
995
19
450
5,742
1,139
1,182
1,259
77
1,876
1,148
626
341
3,997
1,374
413
242
1,070
20
696
10,273
1,965
1,292
2,599
185
4,892
2,063
936
514
4,806
2,445
712
303
1,518
21
772
8,931
1,962
1,476
2,738
147
4,194
1,943
833
538
6,711
2,178
759
382
1,533
22
354
7,071
1,058
898
957
69
1,649
1,264
652
248
2,284
1,372
280
148
914
23
326
7,741
1,159
1,124
1,140
56
1,867
1,499
605
303
3,332
1,491
246
166
861
24
575
15,227
2,523
1,596
3,721
151
7,549
3,630
1,137
646
4,494
3,507
563
245
1,482
25
484
14,301
2,353
1,709
3,585
113
6,971
3,6U
908
634
6,066
3,256
417
243
1,319
28
324
6,954
1,028
824
942
69
1,589
1,244
592
248
1,330
1,350
254
127
733
27
477
14,843
2,300
1,310
3,646
144
7,409
3,558
937
608
3,619
3,419
487
194
1,185
28
208
3,954
466
503
280
36
332
441
378
72
1,037
441
119
73
536
29
U6
3,000
562
321
662
33
1,257
803
214
176
793
909
135
54
252
30
169
6,808
940
760
891
63
1,540
1,237
454
242
1,586
1,310
245
104
547
31
135
7,351
1,037
876
1,054
50
1,787
1,453
458
281
2,337
1,394
200
92
530
82
200
12,689
1,476
1,058
2,594
lU
5,626
2,942
575
466
2,823
2,907
363
118
680
33
142
11,719
1,487
1,192
2,477
89
5,316
2,803
542
462
3,688
2,6U
274
99
634
34
244
1,134
475
208
555
28
937
307
310
108
579
362
102
66
430
35
198
1,326
428
236
600
15
813
395
210
141
1,047
376
87
90
410
36
277
2,154
824
252
1,052
33
1,783
616
362
142
796
512
124
76
505
37
237
2,154
718
258
1,076
15
1,536
760
227
159
1,359
550
107
94
480
38
98
367
205
258
31
7
117
72
200
38
704
82
68
51
290
39
99
409
146
258
31
9
113
43
124
13
901
91
36
48
200
40
98
381
223
286
75
7
140
72
200
38
875
86
76
51
297
41
U5
428
148
259
32
9
U9
48
139
13
1,019
95
36
50
205
42
476
7,634
1,233
1,045
1,037
96
1,843
1,378
865
263
4,135
1,482
336
214
1,034
43
442
8,939
1,377
1,365
1,447
80
2,024
1,640
784
341
7,054
1,585
415
217
1,232
44
655
U,178
1,732
1,249
1,772
125
3,242
2,182
1,115
354
6,209
2,103
630
296
1,305
45
711
15,770
1,916
1,942
2,896
121
5,095
3,301
1,141
513
11,329
2,660
837
309
1,697
4<
498
7,471
1,232
997
1,054
69
1,833
1,348
821
179
4,355
1,472
339
171
1,030
47
393
7,583
1,266
1,245
1,265
66
1,672
1,303
706
185
7,100
1,391
406
49
1,119
48
388
4,675
971
801
698
60
1,502
959
563
223
2,425
1,151
267
172
812
49
357
4,169
874
808
823
51
1,291
866
487
217
3,368
859
317
178
816
50
696
492
494
54
6
49
448
29
17
407
266
191
5
65
51
25
1,074
672
660
79
8
68
696
44
18
532
441
208
4
88
52
286
99
284
59
5
44
235
9
12
367
121
161
39
53
"5
71
128
20
30
33
7
36
2
19
46
12
5<
12
408
261
128
128
"2
210
112
54
103
256
132
64
"12
88
55
397
7,380
1,161
797
511
65
1,667
1,213
759
112
3,372
1,399
244
95
692
56
4«0
9,128
996
1,148
694
94
2,040
1,883
777
242
8,919
1,601
454
152
891
67
63
131
156
363
363
81
10
53
114
214
21
36
48
210
58
55
148
354
448
571
"5
34
15
75
108
219
6
43
30
167
59
77
615
50
m
287
37
240
201
172
65
576
238
90
104
328
«0
161
302
111
262
600
48
288
82
162
79
1,366
241
32
181
546
«1
56
532
31
37
133
25
138
192
99
32
330
168
43
55
144
82
21
83
19
74
154
12
102
9
73
33
196
70
42
49
184
63
21
79
16
42
151
12
93
3
51
24
187
65
41
35
91
64
4
3
32
3
9
1
22
9
'
5
1
14
93
65
11/S2-U/28
11/29-12/5
U/22-U/28
U/22-U/28
12/13-12/19
12/6-12/12
12/6-12/12
12/6-12/12
11/22-U/28
11/22-11/28
12/13-12/19
11/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
U/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
66
466
6,349
1,144
1,029
1,012
92
1,753
1,188
641
271
3,6U
1,468
339
218
1,022
67
499
3,660
1,422
1,481
1,397
87
1,992
1,686
632
354
6,952
1,591
456
264
1,402
68
655
8,490
1,752
1,334
1,348
129
2,230
1,330
851
390
5,233
2,130
550
316
1,403
69
684
13,780
2,155
1,998
1,947
133
2,615
2,550
900
519
10,984
2,375
622
437
1,909
70
446
6,183
1,107
1,022
1,005
91
1,708
1,167
615
260
3,532
1,445
329
213
962
71
492
8,516
1,363
1,450
1,356
86
1,956
1,638
621
348
6,772
1,550
455
253
1,377
72
145
1,328
292
331
126
43
291
173
136
86
843
269
43
49
325
73
301
4,855
815
691
879
48
1,417
994
479
174
2,689
1,176
286
169
637
74
154
1,701
444
225
245
20
405
407
191
102
1,292
472
143
69
350
76
209
2,307
645
312
343
38
572
663
236
130
1,751
685
221
98
441
76
88
2,426
316
205
736
28
1,103
437
200
91
1,863
540
205
33
191
77
106
3,992
435
281
904
42
1,169
496
215
75
3,197
647
225
23
397
78
203
15,021
913
407
10,211
34
8,585
2,787
389
217
7,646
3,072
500
47
491
71
308
36,956
1,737
430
12,585
106
12,511
4,057
1,U3
220
13,330
4,472
514
44
2,381
80
57
1,662
222
174
562
27
929
309
104
71
1,324
370
153
21
116
81
72
1,658
238
188
659
38
885
365
100
59
1,957
319
173
24
166
82
82
6,815
532
314
5,286
72
6,225
2,026
200
165
5,435
1,307
377
30
225
88
117
6,553
540
284
4,832
61
5,157
1,569
175
148
7,813
1,073
404
31
319
84
44
861
150
115
123
7
286
118
62
37
471
178
55
13
73
86
13
801
72
59
439
20
643
191
42
34
853
192
103
8
43
86
439
7,063
1,210
1,150
742
74
1,387
1,283
747
277
3,721
1,336
320
233
1,074
8T
517
8,712
1,408
1,514
1,132
67
1,767
1,657
321
363
6,951
1,601
462
279
1,454
88
35
906
U5
71
420
19
527
140
180
25
759
185
34
21
103
a>
31
964
114
115
427
25
503
164
196
29
1,184
159
34
18
no
M
196
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are basetl
Ilem
Merced
Modoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
(For definitions ftnd explan
ations, see text)
nbor Of farr.s ll-.n 1
3,494
4,152
587
761
23
56
1,408
1,637
1,211
1,576
441
550
3,376
4,591
1,247
1,683
93
134
3,140
4,848
2
1954...
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAaUTIES |
3
3rain coo.binps
fMrnis reporting 1959 , . ,
U6
240
1
187
27
1
43
34
14
163
4
1954...
146
293
8
239
57
77
52
21
252
5
nunibpr 1959 .. .
186
300
1
230
28
7
50
72
14
249
6
1954...
207
334
8
284
60
110
84
21
317
7
[i>m Dickers
furnis reporting 1959 . . .
52
5
8
g
1954 . . .
24
4
5
14
9
number 1959 . . .
58
5
14
10
1954 . . .
27
4
5
14
11
'ick-up balers
rnrnis reporting 1959. . .
647
573
227
183
12
17
247
195
58
75
51
23
'13
21
'14
29
47
27
262
277
1954...
13
number 1959 .. .
689
238
13
264
59
53
13
14
50
291
14
19.54...
602
187
23
213
77
23
22
29
29
305
15
neld forape harvesUrs
farms reporting 1959 .. .
290
24
1
48
11
1
14
22
1
82
16
1954 . . .
254
28
2
50
21
5
17
13
4
73
n
number 1959 . . .
343
27
1
54
13
1
15
22
2
122
le
1954...
293
29
2
55
22
5
22
14
4
94
19
loUDrtrucks
farms reportinc 1959 .. .
2,674
537
23
1,163
851
313
1,709
927
80
2,002
20
19.54...
2,724
645
44
1,325
991
434
2,001
1,243
121
2,510
21
number 1950...
4,485
1,095
47
3,225
1,306
484
2,997
1,466
154
3,893
22
1954...
4,180
1,051
63
3,190
1,371
589
3,270
1,872
214
4,319
23
rractors
frtrms reporting 1959...
2,985
3,132
554
638
15
42
1,161
1,177
891
1,023
283
273
1,419
1,763
892
1,067
72
111
2,037
2,772
24
1954 . . .
25
n»nil«>r 1959 . . .
6,525
1,349
37
4,018
1,528
424
3,095
1,460
175
4,680
26
1951...
5,711
1,242
77
3,825
1,526
397
3,228
1,601
227
5,026
Tractors olhor than carden
fnrnis rejjorting 1959 . . .
2,945
549
14
1,079
765
222
1,259
774
67
1,917
''fi
numlier 1959...
6,316
1,283
34
3,762
1,184
325
2,739
1,225
164
4,422
29
1 tractor
farms refiocling 1959 . . .
1,437
194
6
342
525
151
723
457
13
1,020
...... farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,508
2,879
355
522
8
9
737
895
240
465
71
180
536
1,038
317
649
49
66
897
1,746
31
Wheel tractors
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
2,967
614
37
875
581
156
1,241
770
79
2,166
33
number 19.59 . . .
5,134
1,002
21
2,206
585
220
1,356
749
135
3,452
.14
1954 . . .
4,398
938
60
1,963
633
178
1,927
864
126
3,504
35
Crawler traclors
farms renortir" 1959 .. .
840
216
10
837
496
91
581
398
23
640
1954...
691
227
14
915
513
77
730
439
64
742
37
numlier 1959...
1,182
281
13
1,556
599
105
883
476
29
970
38
1951 . . .
1,147
270
14
1,707
602
88
1,003
506
75
1,040
GarOen tractors
farms renortini; 1959 . - .
208
62
2
215
337
99
306
223
11
232
40
1951...
163
34
3
149
279
121
243
226
26
450
41
numher 1959.. .
215
66
3
256
344
99
356
235
11
253
42
1951...
166
34
3
155
291
131
298
231
26
482
43
\uloniobileii
farms reiwrtiny 19.59 . . .
3,201
518
22
1,236
1,083
381
2,799
1,093
71
2,580
44
1954...
3,(M
622
43
1,430
1,442
421
3,686
1,413
U9
4,117
45
number I9.'>9.. .
4,482
653
37
1,998
1,534
516
4,096
1,444
100
3,755
16
1951...
5,660
916
77
3,115
2,301
531
5,485
2,000
189
6,656
47
Tolci-hun.-.
farms rejorl ins 19.50...
3,086
438
20
1,211
1 ,072
399
3,091
1,088
76
2,554
48
1951...
3,141
509
26
1,309
1,337
425
3,625
1,189
76
3,415
49
lome freei^er
farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,286
1,955
484
429
11
29
964
994
774
714
325
309
1,507
1,735
827
919
88
106
1,563
1,833
50
19.54 . . .
51
farms reporting 19.59 . . .
1,232
35
80
46
51
151
116
11
108
5?
1951...
1,802
39
128
104
59
140
152
12
91
53
^Jectfic milk cooler
farms reportine 1959 . . .
427
18
32
26
31
122
64
106
54
Crop drier (for crnin, forage, cm- other crop?)
fnrms reporting 1959 . . .
84
6
20
49
1
2
7
35
55
*ower-oporaU^d elevator, convfvor, or hlov\
Farms by kind of road on which located:
r farms reiwting 19.59 . . .
399
237
2
175
81
2
101
48
15
248
56
farms reporting 19.59 . . .
2,940
3,694
280
333
12
27
919
1,493
877
1,319
212
230
3,020
4,854
955
1,030
63
43
2,320
3,897
57
1950 . . .
58
Grnvel. shell, or shale
farms reporting 1959 .. .
165
239
U3
165
133
128
X
7
306
59
1950 . . .
167
236
6
66
43
121
26
212
17
155
60
farms reporting 1959 . . .
261
138
50
179
11
12
325
271
120
84
94
203
108
91
207
348
17
81
436
820
61
19.-,n...
62
Less than 1 mile lo a hard surface ron.
222
18
3
208
93
41
78
181
7
347
63
1 or more milcti U> a hanl surface roail.
r ,r r, |. n •• ' 1 1
39
32
8
117
27
53
30
26
10
89
64
65
38
1
23
9
7
1
91
26
25
2
45
8
30
24
2
10
73
16
5 or more milp=
::::;:f-!,.i. r^r'i.... i'.^-
DATEOFENirMER\TI0N
1- f ■ -
19.59
11/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
12/6-12/12
12/6-12/12
11/22- 11/28
11/22-11/26
12/6-12/12
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5
12/6-12/12
FARM L\BOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION '
67
Family s^nrkers. inrlu.liTi.' .>,»era«.r^ . . , ,
f.,r,i,^ r,,|„ir,in„ 1959...
2,790
435
14
1,152
898
392
2,254
1,082
80
2,296
68
" 1954 . . .
3,704
697
50
1,492
1,237
512
3,027
1,483
122
3,876
69
persims 1959.
4,176
626
21
1,654
1,156
599
3,120
1,698
109
3,228
19.54...
5,741
987
76
2,106
1,852
334
4,013
2,190
187
5,504
71
Operators workinK 1 or mori> hours
persons 1959.
2,703
418
14
1,131
374
370
2,213
1,041
79
2,238
72
1951
3,580
663
45
1,483
1,203
485
2,972
1,462
119
3,304
73
H« U hours
persons 1959 . . .
417
122
256
225
115
615
193
13
517
2,286
296
14
875
649
255
1,593
343
61
1,721
75
Unpaul menihers of ojorator's family
working ir. or more hour*
farms reporting 1959 , . .
1,097
167
7
356
234
173
607
483
18
723
76
p.,s„„.- I'l'.n
1,473
203
7
523
232
229
907
657
30
990
77
Hir«l ^vorkcrs
,r , _ „.,,^,„,. vr.'i
935
151
12
538
274
61
1,031
203
18
1,269
7a
rr,i
1,294
196
12
720
504
71
1,838
293
30
1,565
79
[.■r-..(w l'l,-,'l
3,865
604
34
6,410
668
100
3,680
405
26
8,556
80
n.-.i,,.
9,777
683
22
8,229
3,391
140
5,916
761
43
8,141
«1
Recular ^^(l^k.■r* (eii.nloviil 1 Ml <)r niiif.- .
i\s) ... farms reporting 1959...
648
100
11
441
196
36
733
158
16
685
82
1951...
678
114
12
545
186
53
895
244
25
984
83
p<"rson> 1959. ..
2,043
231
13
3,375
403
63
2,613
250
22
4,054
84
Farms reportinp hv numher of recul.-u
1954. ..
hirmi wrters:
1,979
230
22
4,109
414
68
2,612
477
35
3,437
85
I hired *orkor
farms reftorting 1959 . . .
327
63
9
166
131
32
286
114
14
389
86
321
37
2
275
65
i
447
44
2
496
F \UM npER \TOR KC>
ira:sci:
87
Residing .^n fan., ..peratixi
. , . .op<'rators rept^tmg 1959 . . .
2,936
506
25
1,117
961
409
2,328
1,103
93
2,329
88
1951 . . .
3,680
biS
36
1,363
1,400
447
3,383
1,476
130
3,993
S9
NotresidinRon (arm op-raied
operators reporting 1959 . . .
312
42
i
247
142
31
748
60
7
549
90
19.51...
335
87
=
210
lf4
18
1,122
94
19
839
^For 195A, da
elate to week of September 26-October 2.
CALIFORNIA
FARM LABOH: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
197
on repons for o
1> a sainnle of fams. See text]
Sacra-
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San
Joacililn
San Luis
Cbispo
San Mateo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa Cniz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
2,378
755
3,798
4,981
39
5,349
1,503
395
1,097
3,385
1,128
851
46
828
991
1
3,424
851
5,467
6,504
40
5,308
1,798
464
1,377
4,952
1,586
1,029
65
945
1,254
2
272
55
28
40
261
272
38
101
11
2
53
8
253
189
3
330
84
46
130
296
324
43
137
24
12
32
14
221
147
4
463
112
42
47
345
389
47
122
13
4
53
9
319
252
5
438
119
48
160
396
402
67
169
31
12
32
14
259
190
e
109
2
1
79
2
4
10
1
23
7
47
1
4
1
53
7
14
1
8
8
171
3
1
122
2
4
'io
1
35
9
66
1
1
70
9
16
2
14
10
243
75
128
95
412
309
20
120
46
18
139
9
288
103
11
203
38
161
92
352
230
U
113
63
33
73
17
281
101
12
253
83
145
103
457
325
20
133
57
18
150
9
310
110
13
211
40
169
97
371
231
11
123
68
43
75
17
291
106
14
IAS
25
50
70
136
83
5
51
35
17
33
7
30
42
15
90
19
62
83
142
56
6
36
30
1
22
3
32
39
16
157
28
70
111
182
92
5
79
40
17
33
7
30
45
17
90
22
93
96
152
59
6
43
52
1
22
3
32
41
18
1,696
602
2,052
2,331
24
4,054
1,271
359
795
2,705
796
699
45
700
792
19
2,077
680
2,329
2,989
30
3,685
1,207
369
817
3,568
1,018
786
47
783
933
20
3,292
1,357
3,501
3,743
39
8,167
2,602
660
1,620
4,926
1,372
1,044
74
1,323
2,002
21
3,494
1,279
3,528
4,436
70
6,471
2,164
615
1,763
5,989
1,599
1,093
30
1,362
1,324
22
1,721
640
1,842
2,389
7
4,196
1,155
276
727
2,501
788
617
39
669
796
23
2,030
625
1,971
2,946
15
3,712
1,016
309
677
3,255
876
678
50
775
915
24
4,118
1,515
3,190
3,951
24
9,846
2,665
566
2,149
5,061
1,596
1,190
73
1,503
2,271
2S
3,974
1,254
3,016
4,292
20
7,450
2,078
582
2,221
5,479
1,545
1,018
85
1,476
1,916
2«
1,515
615
1,617
1,697
7
4,054
1,107
245
720
2,284
678
514
34
649
776
2!
3,584
1,421
2,777
2,913
U
9,378
2,456
477
2,047
4,430
1,336
893
66
1,357
2,151
28
783
292
1,029
1,165
6
1,985
457
122
269
1,345
414
291
16
285
357
29
732
323
588
532
1
2,069
650
123
451
939
264
223
18
364
419
30
1,391
436
1,485
1,410
7
3,562
801
180
603
1,470
457
463
32
612
594
31
1,597
328
1,451
1,662
2,970
605
177
674
1,638
536
482
44
698
613
82
2,434
767
2,256
2,055
16
6,129
1,223
247
1,304
2,331
754
677
57
1,002
1,182
33
2,384
500
2,022
2,090
4,559
860
223
1,193
2,350
764
610
66
1,019
928
34
627
453
395
675
1
2,153
620
166
512
1,582
433
167
8
287
521
35
661
477
402
847
1,742
715
177
560
2,153
439
154
16
263
574
36
1,150
654
521
858
"2.
3,249
1,233
230
743
2,099
562
216
9
355
969
37
1,105
667
520
1,094
2,533
1,064
233
817
2,6a
564
176
18
315
867
38
494
93
367
956
"6
412
221
76
38
568
230
276
6
137
106
39
466
82
452
1,068
15
341
143
101
193
460
217
232
1
135
121
40
534
94
413
1,038
6
466
229
89
102
631
260
297
7
146
120
41
4S5
87
474
1,108
20
358
154
126
206
508
217
232
1
142
121
42
2,130
622
3,206
4,385
33
4,836
1,357
333
939
2,965
996
760
35
754
825
43
2,921
778
4,668
5,731
30
4,548
1,449
406
1,131
4,342
1,413
820
46
778
987
44
3,131
1,035
4,466
6,615
55
6,767
2,031
487
1,659
4,476
1,342
997
48
1,007
1,195
46
4,595
1,454
6,910
8,7a
45
6,794
2,339
843
2,386
7,332
2,143
1,130
60
1,155
1,724
4«
2,098
650
3,225
4,547
34
4,818
1,320
356
1,012
3,093
1,017
590
34
653
873
47
2,521
704
4,034
5,092
35
4,408
1,277
380
1,062
4,233
1,283
449
24
629
922
48
1,628
393
1,857
2,592
1
3,080
1,141
190
628
1,869
593
649
32
634
617
49
1,868
391
1,827
2,760
10
2,301
1,032
191
593
2,036
645
625
38
528
583
50
519
29
230
120
898
221
28
54
134
27
98
12
115
65
51
645
41
as
161
1,1a
253
50
62
154
94
142
9
170
98
52
143
19
219
107
256
92
5
46
119
5
22
1
81
35
53
82
52
19
18
206
a
6
37
235
6
5
6
44
51
273
134
154
127
607
259
33
142
202
41
88
11
189
188
55
1,997
540
3,266
3,856
32
4,641
1,021
203
911
2,809
880
626
19
326
731
56
3,003
765
6,168
5,312
60
5,037
1,368
506
1,181
4,436
1,392
604
42
374
1,041
57
218
111
60
308
247
146
50
60
174
116
120
2
148
197
58
130
42
110
139
242
130
37
30
142
90
147
208
123
59
140
90
291
589
357
3U
128
87
269
120
101
'25
323
54
60
351
29
433
1,002
10
310
266
32
92
177
120
286
10
367
103
61
104
44
235
408
304
169
94
63
205
97
65
13
141
36
62
36
46
56
181
53
142
34
24
64
23
36
12
187
18
63
33
1
23
23
43
13
175
6
48
5
103
39
33
1
22
2
42
22
22
1
33
3
12
120
67
17
1
65
U/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
12/6-12/12
U/22- 11/28
11/29-12/5
12/6-12/12
a/22.11/28
12/6-12/12
12/6-12/12
11/29-12/5
11/29-12/5
1V22-U/28
11/29-12/5
Ll/29-12/5
66
1,980
589
2,984
3,863
27
4,096
1,341
356
695
2,407
879
768
35
767
770
67
3,060
714
4,380
5,713
40
4,477
1,602
428
1,071
3,929
1,265
981
50
861
1,002
68
2,964
813
4,415
5,420
27
5,950
1,999
500
1,161
3,569
1,314
1,228
50
1,137
1,096
69
70
4,768
1,083
6,269
8,189
40
6,728
2,229
638
1,429
6,196
1,951
1,724
66
1,459
1,462
1,928
561
2,888
3,764
27
3,997
1,321
346
877
2,337
844
731
35
740
723
71
3,006
696
4,268
5,575
40
4,363
1,547
423
1,049
3,8a
1,239
936
50
841
982
72
73
672
84
819
1,267
928
354
28
243
SL4
205
306
3
217
153
1,256
477
2,069
2,497
27
3,069
967
318
634
1,823
639
425
27
523
570
74
784
165
1,112
1,192
1,394
476
112
209
737
342
333
15
296
294
76
1,056
252
1,527
1,656
1,953
676
154
3«
1,232
470
497
15
397
373
76
665
303
1,198
1,531
14
1,421
392
a3
500
1,096
305
114
15
174
388
n
760
331
1,371
2,190
25
1,601
423
207
542
2,335
511
117
15
193
410
78
2,765
1,322
4,732
6,269
78
5,246
1,346
1,166
2,638
5,902
2,353
356
20
288
1,390
79
4,268
2,658
5,840
7,948
210
17,969
1,677
1,829
2,893
19,252
4,989
264
29
580
3,072
80
509
239
752
1,049
14
916
259
175
402
791
219
67
10
128
286
BI
459
173
787
1,139
25
812
264
165
393
1,034
224
77
9
130
275
82
1,479
665
2,428
4,097
78
2,360
850
669
1,622
2,732
1,080
153
10
182
789
83
1,291
608
2,170
4,865
210
2,439
736
592
1,760
3,686
1,236
139
12
205
668
84
238
110
400
513
5
448
110
45
173
313
86
65
10
90
131
86
271
129
352
536
9
470
149
130
229
478
131
22
38
155
86
1,919
658
2,9U
3,944
22
4,447
1,270
251
867
2,620
898
832
35
735
7'rf
87
3,130
747
4,455
5,723
16
4,767
1,604
363
1,064
4,339
1,389
1,030
43
892
1,043
88
89
90
262
124
554
557
20
696
169
93
244
451
198
30
13
56
162
224
130
893
669
24
598
196
97
271
538
179
44
17
68
173
198
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Con.
[A]l data except residence of op«rator are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explai
Estimated number of farms. .
SPECIFIED EQUIFMEKT AND FACILITIES
Oniji combines farms reporting
number
Com pickers farms repnrtinp
number
Picl(-up balers farms reporting
number
Field forage harvesters farms reporting
number
Motortrucks farms reporting
Tractors farms reporting
number
Tracuxs other than garden farms reporting
number
1 tractor farms reporting
2 or mtxe tractors farms reporting
Wheel tractrjs farms reporting
number
Crawler tractors farms reporting
den tractrrs farms reporting
number
Automobiles farms reporting
Telephone farms reporting
Home freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
■ic mi Ik cooler farms reporting
CVop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting
Power-operated elevator, conveytjr. or blower farms reporting
'arms by kind of road on which located;
Hani surface farms reporting
Gravel, shell, or shale farms repotting
Dirt (X unimproved farms reporting
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 to 4 miles farms reporting
5 or more mi les farms repotting
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approxim
3,360
A,008
5,395
5,933
2,976
3,076
5,017
4,438
2,454
3,930
1,668
786
1,977
1,761
2,614
2,175
1,094
1,161
1,316
1,314
1,029
932
1,087
4,156
5,121
5,702
7,594
4,204
4,575
2,951
2,710
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION'
Family workers, including operators farms reprrting 1959 . .
1954 . .
perscms 1959 . .
1954..
Operators working 1 or nxie hours persons 1959 . .
1954 . .
1 to 14 hours persons 1950 . .
15 or mere hours persons 1959 . .
Unpaid memhers of operalcr's family
working 15 or more hoiffs farms reporting 1959 . .
persons 1959 . .
Hired workers farms reporting 1959 . .
persons 1959 . .
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) . . . farms reporting 1959 .
1954..
persons 1959 .
1954 . .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959 .
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959 .
FARM OPERATfIR RESIDFJfCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Not rxssiding on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
^For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-October 2.
3,850
5,248
5,802
8,223
3,750
5,153
988
2,762
1,583
2,202
6,476
4,030
4,123
6,089
5,723
4,588
4,590
8,454
7,355
4,357
7,823
2,607
1,750
4,116
4,048
6,199
5,389
1,238
1,190
1,624
1,536
595
411
631
430
5,597
5,974
7,818
8,920
5,568
5,427
3,791
2,939
1,750
2,551
484
120
4,542
5,984
6,373
9,713
4,445
5,849
1,139
3,306
1,427
1,928
1,281
1,811
4,138
10,343
903
913
1,387
1,331
2,917
2,638
1,444
1,390
3,923
3,240
1,398
3,664
515
1,210
1,095
2,067
1,636
1,588
1,511
2,341
2,409
1,229
1,380
1,655
1,912
1,178
1,331
276
902
1,106
1,147
1,612
1,604
940
1,038
1,626
1,544
1,259
1,428
1,61A
1,829
1,222
1,499
1,674
2,230
1,178
1,448
336
842
U/22-11/28
4,645
4,496
8,392
7,188
5,090
5,128
12,362
10,672
5,009
11,976
2,059
2,950
4,736
4,658
9,805
8,381
1,717
1,4M
2,171
1,860
363
412
5,614
5,995
8,045
9,875
5,667
5,300
3,655
2,947
4,798
5,719
6,220
8,277
4,737
5,560
1,091
3,646
2,174
2,584
11,625
21,863
1,653
1,364
5,189
4,578
807
1,324
946
1,197
966
2,750
3,011
2,525
2,609
1,436
964
1,370
954
3,613
3,347
3,128
3,130
1,351
964
3,361
3,705
2,029
2,177
1,488
1,670
867
724
942
703
1,332
1,528
1,416
1,364
1,598
944
1,564
1,007
2,624
1,626
3,810
1,913
1,721
975
1,591
930
1,014
714
1,455
1,419
1,781
1,747
1,418
1,364
426
992
1,032
1,325
1,427
CALIFORNIA
199
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data are based on refwrts for only a sample of faims. See textj
tiSE OF ct»ftff:nnAL fertilizer mid luif
Dry tnalerials
Liquid materials
Oops on which used-
Hay and Clopland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not onpland)
Dty materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes ,
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Cotton
Dty materials
Liquid materials
Stigar beets
I>y materials
Liquid materials
All otlier Clops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
^imo or limiRK materials used dunnj; the year
s reporting
/alms reporting
s reportinit
s repotting
s reporting
a repcrtinc
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
8 reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s repotting
s reporting
SPEOnED FARil EXPESDITIRES
Any of the following specifitd expenditures faime reporting
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting
dollars
Purchate of livestock and poultry fnmia reporting
dollars
Machine hire farms reporting
Under S200 farms rep»»ung
S200 to $990 farms reporting
SI. 000 or more farms reporting
Hired labor farms reporting
dollars
Under Sl.OOO. farms reporting
SLOQO to 53,499 farms reptvting
S2,50O or more farms reporting
$2,500 to S(.999. faims reporting
S5,000 or more farms reporting
'ia^oline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for Uie farm business farms reporting
dollars
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting
HA Not available.
-;S,308
47,035
5,072,606
3,S7';,023
1,105,958
314,857
42,789
816,318
12,615
289,640
8,398
6,363
639,984
421,351
7,817
91,945
876
8,566
2,560
1,987
127,122
88,468
2,468
lfl,720
ice
365
7,215
824,521
745,401
6,233
117,835
2,830
71,376
1,997
KA
198,656
NA
1,180
27,642
1,180
22,077
36,688
3,256,807
31,819
527,429
9,010
184,429
370
1,915
10,549
70,380
23, a8
134,595
98,432
48,881
68,265
434,958,378
323,990,039
29,801
337,538,785
4(i,494
60,631
99,471,994
59,665,303
14,038
17,179
15,277
62,260
76,125
498,697,022
410,575,970
24,244
35,452
10,783
14,484
27,233
26,189
9,427
96,079
92,182
80,671,666
69,464,166
25,300
13,244
6,603
5,899
21,071
264
4,511
1,067
1,056
822,030
813,036
65
1,302
28
1,266
2,115
156,552
1,665
127,649
215
28,055
144
14,931
65
1,152
200
20,479
2,499
1,181
1,797
2,052,413
1,985,474
718
1,543,889
1,285
1,384
1,218,967
1,085,469
1,435
1,569
6,646,958
5,618,331
2,399
1,971
1,649,936
1,333,235
139,684
U9,731
23,255
12,681
31,454
19,969
6,197
4,019
4,102
1
5,537
1,059
398, 663
552,605
1,077
4,526,333
3,936,838
200
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are basw) on reports for only
=^
Item
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Hmnboldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Lake
Lassen
(Fof dermilions and explanati
ons. see text)
ISF, OF COMMF.RaAL FF.nXlLIZER AND LIME |
]
"onmicrcinl fertilizer and fertjlizinp
farms reporting 1959 . . .
224
186
5,421
4,280
533
481
320
325
948
1,168
9
9
1,366
1,373
1,041
676
438
373
80
44
n
1954 . . .
^
acres on which used 1959 . . .
5,757
681,818
84,867
13,522
361,990
403
401,011
309,259
16,133
7,794
',
1954 .. .
5,035
502,370
74,906
9,639
393,682
202
330,033
235,358
10,207
2,906
5
tons 1959 .. .
1,062
128,321
14,952
2,088
85,268
62
103,778
51,083
2,709
671
„
1954 . . .
940
81,626
9,595
2,014
85,400
75
84,267
26,050
1,4L3
247
7
Dry mBtorials
farms reporting 1959 .. .
224
1,062
4,815
87,746
462
10,497
320
2,038
781
60,485
9
62
1,070
62,063
712
10,027
438
2,709
80
671
tons 1959...
9
10
I.Kjuid materials
farms reporting 1959. . .
tors 1959...
1,276
40,575
105
4,455
491
24,783
546
21,715
466
41,056
Crop^ on which used-
jj
May and cropland pasture
.... farms reporting 1959...
56
546
179
249
502
3
177
152
56
76
JO
1954 .. .
33
256
156
233
640
2
121
27
52
32
13
acres 1959 .. .
1,685
47,002
11,341
10,098
117,995
329
22,497
9,275
3,385
6,343
14
1954 . . .
1,175
18,477
4,990
7,827
122,663
135
13,802
6,245
2,022
2,126
Dr\' materinis
famns reporting 1959 . . .
56
229
495
8,333
169
1,789
249
1,421
413
14,273
3
25
160
3,934
123
1,051
56
434
76
569
16
tons 1959 .. .
j7
Liquid materials.
fanns reporting 1959. . .
61
10
169
21
30
18
tons 1959 . . .
508
58
3,940
129
264
19
Other pasture (not cropland)
farms reporting 1959 .. .
26
163
26
'34
10
9
23
13
7
20
1954 . . .
10
62
25
67
15
23
30
5
21
acres 1959 . . .
935
6,030
2,305
3,059
275
3,663
815
420
650
1954 . . .
305
3,232
1,227
1,545
716
1,169
550
40
Dt)' materials
.... farms reporting 1959 . . .
26
91
139
892
26
437
84
585
10
10
8
506
16
38
13
7
28
24
tons 1959 .. .
.... farms reporting 1959 . . .
25
1
7
26
'
tons 1959 . . .
54
2
32
27
Irish DOtatoes
. . . farms reporting 1959 .. .
NA
24
NA
NA
5
NA
'na
NA
330
NA
1
NA
NA
NA
28
^
1954 .. .
29
acres 1959...
4,447
10
39,273
1,227
30
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Dr\' materials
farms reporting 1959. . .
24
5
326
32
tons 1959 .. .
1,801
1
16,323
33
I.ifjuid materials.
farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
32
'1
3S
Cotton
tons 1959...
.... farms reporting 1959 . . .
25
2,096
2,144
415
422
698
1,220
1,215
600
355
535
1954...
37
acres 1959...
201,345
50,973
206,968
101,215
38
1954 . . .
187,696
67,162
132,101
100,225
39
Dr> malwials
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,739
335
856
547
10
41
Liquid materiBis
Ions 1959...
farms reporting 1959 .. .
24,341
516
7,395
236
41,155
464
5,993
368
tons 1959...
17,631
7,396
15,046
13,545
41
Sugar beets
farms reporting 1959. . .
83
'20
195
110
5
14
1954 .. .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
I"!
acres 1959...
8,436
1,870
36,286
7,289
492
16
1954 . . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
47
Drv materials
farms reporting 1959 .. .
26
632
4
88
163
8,023
50
1,230
3
50
48
tons 1959...
49
Liquid materials
farms reporting 1959 .. .
66
17
100
68
3
W
tons 19.59...
1,460
922
3,470
767
25
... ,1 cmns
farms reporting 1959. . .
176
3,137
4,090
414,727
371
69,351
43
355
626
164,297
" 8
74
644
121,541
463
196,235
381
12,328
13
801
32
acres 1959...
Dn' maleriats
farms reporting 1959 . . .
176
742
3,475
51,747
305
8,183
43
81
493
30,284
8
37
481
18,915
277
2,890
381
2,228
13
74
•54
Ions 1959...
.,
I iouid malerials
farms reporting 1959 .. .
991
20,397
95
3,475
318
9,977
222
5,073
208
26,590
56
tons 1959...
57
Linie or liniiriE materials usej during the year
farms reporting 1959 .. .
21
49
5
1954...
6
377
"s
33
63
34
5
59
acres limed 1959...
370
687
50
1954...
36
7,406
385
1,126
7,164
1,555
25
61
tons 1959...
440
1,196
25
1954 . . .
152
12,959
iio
1,274
15,194
3,432
25
srF.rinr.n farm ExrESDiTLRL.^
63
\ny of [he following specified expendilures.
farms reporting 1959 .. .
552
8,285
1,369
1,256
1,197
103
2,047
1,473
992
292
64
Feed f'x livestock and poultry'
farms reporting 1959 .. .
392
2,881
972
1,098
436
81
975
779
373
251
65
1954 . . .
394
4,445
1,182
1,580
756
77
1,160
1,117
486
326
66
dollars 1959 . . .
1,031,888
23,032,380
2,509,173
2,211,081
25,031,982
318,285
16,362,330
7,787,292
264,654
485,603
1954 .. .
701,610
19,476,467
1,788,618
2.248,831
3,324,926
258,728
10,848,449
3,327,253
448,714
274,041
68
Turchase of livestock and poultry
farms reporting 1959 . . .
173
1,771
543
539
326
49
651
464
211
163
69
dollars 1959...
230,997
25,332,044
2,532,938
787,276
55,388,056
629,249
31,009,868
3,361,790
142,435
558,731
70
M h h
farms reporting 1959 . . .
127
220
5,674
6,077
691
927
307
650
310
1,183
15
12
1,456
1,483
1,173
1,188
506
683
130
140
71
19.54 . . .
72
dollars 1959 .. .
75,249
16,688,480
1,173,718
69,322
7,114,105
14,545
12,433,791
7,093,863
396,378
191,572
1954...
83,287
7,244,861
828,246
138,436
5,196,283
6,590
6,760,346
3,118,826
235,167
74,299
74
1 'ndw S200
farms reporting 1959 .. .
48
61
18
1,748
2,132
1,794
168
276
247
191
102
14
50
160
600
'ii
34
279
1,093
123
458
592
232
176
98
43
48
39
S^OO to '^(tj)9
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
76
farms reporting 1959...
77
Hiretl labor
farms reporting 1959...
251
298
6,921
7,678
738
931
484
642
981
1,292
35
66
1,502
1,772
1,141
1,373
575
659
154
184
78
1954...
dollars 1959...
889,583
51,360,482
3,165,338
1,257,710
22,028,564
214,502
35,612,262
10,708,482
1,522,179
621,057
80
1954 .. .
1,169,129
44,448,308
3,029,757
1,061,000
18,933,904
253,990
27,691,603
8,736,900
1,578,536
501,090
81
I'nder ^1 OCO
farms reporting 1959. . .
126
2,059
372
261
191
4
311
457
359
73
82
1954 .. .
127
2,632
511
380
366
24
470
602
439
109
^. onn to ^1 499
farms reporting 1959 . . .
25
40
1,543
2,118
100
166
85
120
121
246
3
15
130
238
272
318
70
35
25
22
84
85
5'-'. 500 or more
farms reporting 1959 . . .
100
3,319
266
138
669
28
1,011
412
146
56
1951 . . .
131
2,928
254
142
680
27
1,014
453
135
53
87
$2,500 to 54.999
farms reporting 1959...
35
65
1,432
1,887
122
144
66
72
112
557
12
16
223
788
143
269
47
99
22
34
55.000 or mote
farms rejcrting 1959...
89
(lasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil fo* the farm business
farms reporting 1959 .. .
547
8,171
1,364
1,221
1,186
103
2,036
1,462
971
291
90
19.54...
399
8,079
1,273
1,190
1,340
83
1,952
1,570
696
368
31
dollars 1959..
153,694
8,771,722
1,206,504
413,625
3,479,613
61,796
6,319,620
2,549,661
299,246
242,296
1954 .. .
153,689
7,279,710
1,032,941
359,012
3,042,069
75,720
5,104,198
2,231,942
216,055
263,645
93
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
farms reporting 1959 . .
77
2,924
497
450
722
13
1,000
753
249
146
94
dollars 1959..
11,085
2,904,656
372,130
93,055
1,899,804
911
3,152,737
686,423
67,519
44,833
CALIFORNIA
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
B sample of farma. S©© taxtj
201
Ar.geleE
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
Merced
MoQoe
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
1,694
1,058
70
29
332
1,590
284
2
675
283
97
2,090
551
22
1,559
1
2,895
764
31
8
251
1,432
210
603
239
144
2,507
648
13
2,021
2
56,494
131,844
5,139
2,145
15,634
174,545
38,542
270
127,321
12,667
10,944
59,898
34,072
1,655
159,667
3
72,328
72,951
1,709
1,917
7,381
117,123
15,375
124,327
9,643
3,775
57,163
34,554
548
142,083
4
22,CM9
26,994
584
332
2,363
32,202
4,850
73
46,438
1,334
2,048
23,016
4,395
103
39,569
5
24,846
12,521
202
159
1,409
19,824
1,776
66,132
1,031
501
19,190
4,252
54
37,179
6
1,573
928
70
29
317
1,553
264
2
569
288
97
1,694
541
22
1,355
7
19,852
19,336
584
332
2,351
26,385
3,315
73
36,103
1,834
1,798
20,722
4,278
103
32,391
S
273
254
16
447
44
254
6
671
12
479
9
2,157
7,658
12
5,317
1,035
10,335
250
2,294
117
7,178
10
204
309
19
18
120
588
107
1
103
75
47
24
39
22
309
11
161
163
4
4
104
447
42
51
56
77
50
90
12
323
IS
16,633
29,581
1,420
545
6,873
31,581
11,454
70
9,456
4,004
3,644
2,698
1,495
1,315
27,516
13
13,109
8,315
319
152
2,759
19,365
3,304
4,386
1,981
1,125
1,768
5,616
460
33,452
14
183
306
19
18
120
561
95
i
89
76
47
23
39
22
246
15
2,396
3,979
75
71
949
5,005
931
10
982
701
516
409
191
91
3,336
16
31
12
58
12
20
5
6
81
17
67
292
156
154
145
50
2
818
IS
60
45
43
5
61
30
11
39
22
45
51
131
6
60
19
89
11
6
3
35
103
1
49
36
52
23
87
1
65
20
3,764
3,377
2,600
1,380
3,991
3,873
1,561
3,239
3,060
3,830
893
3,650
340
2,883
21
3,530
3,426
420
1,270
1,479
4,888
140
1,098
1,207
1,755
602
1,295
53
2,004
22
60
45
43
5
51
80
11
38
22
46
45
131
6
59
23
446
595
378
234
450
558
2
42
104
442
350
710
128
6
764
12
462
24
25
3
18
8
2(i
"2
42
5
6
5
93
53
"5
1
69
27
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
45
2,084
10
38
50
4,426
2,785
5
18
10,480
29
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
30
2
42
5
6
5
93
52
5
1
67
31
21
997
10
65
3
9
U
1,178
6
2
1,215
11
36
1
3
4,114
23
890
32
33
34
10
805
362
4
"i
206
35
6
585
154
1
198
36
886
<8,970
33,108
1,095
150
21,336
37
1,139
45,278
19,873
652
20,304
38
10
671
250
4
' i
146
39
191
7,149
4,390
177
15
2,310
40
2
172
57
2
1
102
^^
143
3,213
36
2,036
30
8
239
20
9
1,358
42
43
NA
NA
2,698
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,853
NA
NA
NA
17,289
NA
NA
NA
1,138
NA
NA
NA
«
NA
NA
27
470
NA
NA
NA
NA
21
1,203
NA
NA
NA
185
4,403
NA
NA
NA
9
190
NA
NA
NA
IG
15
11
104
7
262
311
1,570
105
50
1,459
512
18
10
183
1,129
163
"2
558
204
17
2,027
431
1,254
^n
35,431
45, lU
1,119
210
4,732
99,975
21,101
200
111,094
5,603
3,455
60,530
23,927
99,865
■^-
1,353
382
18
10
168
973
147
2
464
204
17
1,533
421
1,062
54
16,798
6,146
Ul
24
943
14,108
1,602
63
28,884
783
571
19,977
3,323
22,169
241
185
15
365
32
196
1
663
12
385
56
57
1,947
3,826
12
3,272
879
8,508
200
2,163
117
4,104
8
12
2
5
46
"5
11
21
579
23
235
'io
55
60
22
10
5
53
S
2,595
5
333
1,281
1,551
'30
'50
954
757
60
1,170
60
ei
1,135
312
203
10
4,470
'5
188
1,530
2,214
'35
15
1,105
786
'30
1,297
02
4,741
1,680
377
248
1,247
3,484
582
23
1,403
1,200
431
3,301
1,247
93
3,135
(13
2,225
926
328
228
951
2,159
394
21
797
552
370
741
718
88
1,416
ni
4,103
1,106
445
284
1,288
2,848
422
45
1,024
957
520
965
1,224
118
2,39^.
m
49,146,728
6,260,573
7,876,337
1,909,410
1,1U,526
15,819,559
615,700
39,151
3,929,962
3,197,403
1,099,185
21,577,373
2,582,863
131,313
29,250,267
66
52,823,791
4,495,755
5,951,573
1,424,170
1,132,551
9,937,713
365,045
120,376
3,150,073
2,337,054
777,577
15,341,057
2,482,577
134,249
13,086,737
67
1,654
496
142
136
500
1,051
261
13
413
296
223
553
381
56
1,008
68
24,057,098
5,704,014
756,385
579,503
1,127,120
10,654,445
1,843,901
115,096
5,270,308
2,610,553
579,760
5,745,450
640,955
403,053
36,828,227
69
1,425
1,074
78
28
373
1,735
300
8
501
512
90
1,W7
246
42
1,383
70
3,215
961
152
71
576
2,182
370
24
757
598
141
2,844
389
.50
2,352
71
1,289,187
2,567,173
65,503
17,641
191,054
3,204,745
527,062
20,830
1,529,586
377,060
58,942
1,537,092
109,293
16,014
3,698,037
2,109,817
487
72
1,815,227
1,261,987
66,821
14,792
158,185
1,971,390
319,432
24,500
1,444,874
138,763
23,392
1,527,575
125,561
35,248
73
592
132
U
8
207
422
73
2
67
237
29
553
129
21
^4
559
408
41
14
133
739
115
U9
169
57
814
84
19
356
75
274
534
23
6
33
525
107
5
285
105
4
330
33
2
540
76
2,835
1,218
242
51
513
2,254
398
16
880
738
135
2,018
602
59
2,017
77
4,582
27,640,580
1,262
8,665,602
277
1,479,788
76
155,666
722
1,504,202
2,591
13,591,088
473
1,294,387
37
120, 516
1,017
20,638,989
954
2,048,598
177
264,234
3,162
13,366,598
780
1,991,572
59
105,611
133,391
33
2,861
22,617,571
15,221,363
669
SO
30,521,569
1,077
7,149,503
378
1,389,781
61
110,590
38
1,510,155
355
11,486,708
1,012
923,391
199
62,079
4
15,837,751
222
1,329,572
407
293,100
81
10,360,341
915
2,345,147
213
2,208
369
80
47
457
1,315
273
25
298
566
110
1,385
291
13
1,325
S3
84
395
242
38
8
114
333
74
1
126
135
41
317
156
14
322
679
297
51
15
102
520
119
2
U3
218
40
568
211
20
551
1,363
598
143
15
144
909
125
U
532
195
13
785
233
12
1,026
86
87
88
1,695
596
U6
14
153
756
81
10
576
180
27
709
278
21
985
342
403
196
42
5
49
342
56
2
U9
91
3
242
U2
9
960
402
101
9
95
557
69
9
383
105
10
544
121
3
584
4,543
1,666
357
243
1,219
3,453
571
23
1,381
1,159
401
3,055
1,236
93
2,949
89
5,908
2,615,524
1,557
351
204
1,U9
3,496
693
56
1,369
1,054
352
2,821
1,252
101
3,265
90
1,960,351
270,101
79,730
427, 579
2,992,523
669,165
35,255
2,501,636
390,641
180,203
1,366,036
428,270
61,745
2,757,674
91
3,215,283
1,670,392
245,944
55,400
405,832
2,554,471
556,474
45,160
2,057,975
337,522
92,418
1,195,441
503,279
62,558
2,194,103
92
1,208
616
80
37
350
1,168
307
4
592
240
95
757
365
34
387
93
3,005,256
602,177
55,883
6,483
124,667
759,133
323,675
1,315
1,427,257
76,709
47,939
1,015,775
66,048
3,753
1,549,012
94
202
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
ISF. OF COM\(ERCTAI, FrUTILIZER AND LIME
rial fertilizer and fertiliiinp
Dnc
nals.
Liquid materials
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not croplai
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid maletinls
Cotton
Dry materials
Sugar beets
Dry materials
Ml other crops
s reporting 1
s reportinp 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting I
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reptjrting
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
ms reporting 1
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following Specified expenditures faims reporting 1
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting
Purchase of livestock and poultTN farms reporting 1
dollars 1
Machine hire farms reporting 1
dollar
Under S200 farms reportin
S200 to59fl9 farms reportin
51,000 or more farms reporting 1
Hired labor farms reporting 1
dollars 1
Under SI, 000 farms reporting 1
$1,0(10 to $2,490 farms reporting 1
$2,!)00 or more farms reporting 1
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting 1
$5,000 or more farms reporting
Oasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting
dollars
^^eds. bulbs, plants, and trees fartna reporting 1
dollar
133,698
88,833
20,943
U,620
1,422
1,838
3.456
4,366
2,358
1,538
2,489
9,262,847
7,294,013
968
8,826,009
1,256
1,197,977
929,759
1,189
1,328
3,854,546
7,525,053
2,323
2,041
1,891,496
1,547,297
San Benito Bernardino San Diego ^^^
24,843
14,714
6,364
3,464
1,498
1,917
60,468
52,536
19, 501
16,650
1,327
17,626
449
1,875
1,338
47,855
1,166
14,750
3,743
1,999
3,002
32,546,633
25,699,934
1,586
10,015,559
1,556
2,730
2,188,282
1,539,848
2,179
2,853
13,031,994
9,584,586
3,512
3,930
1,504,797
1,514,381
2,774
3,438
47,326
60,954
15,716
20,250
2,712
15,089
171
627
2,595
39,880
2,539
14,110
1,127
1,155
4,341
1,678
2,664
21,283,169
15,240,777
1,128
5,522,528
1,193
2,799
593,134
638,876
752
319
122
2,555
3,929
14,026,722
11,664,091
1,277
2,537
437
572
841
4,722
3,644
1,512,890
1,601,336
2,568
1,893
276,036
152,950
57,878
32,420
2,170
42,327
742
15,551
1,806
152
2,650
2,224
222,002
1,849
34,367
636
12,309
1,831
10,247
3,623
23,981
5,339
2,339
2,845
14,829,247
11,127,359
1,472
11,245,236
2,979
2,617
4,487,915
2,728,833
963
3,584
3,503
31,019,169
22,923,262
1,473
1,646
507
653
5,259
4,248
4,341,223
3,426,511
32,669
27, 618
7,289
8,099
1,502
1,152
1,286
6,951,863
4,852,794
774
4,382,642
1,468
1,061
1,227,286
951,764
6,020
6,624
3,233
4,563
36,736
42,940
13,133
15,937
1,026
7,654,357
7,965,008
1,056
1,023
1,006,779
1,069,954
1,543
2,329
69,075
72,837
21,192
27,262
1,437
13,363
278
2,829
1,419
61,546
1,313
16,311
1,492
8,931,161
7,737,485
531
2,366,517
1,481
2,587
1,537,416
1,160,281
534
653
2,524
3,957
20,217,908
18,978,584
3,230
3,828
2,161,543
2,110,281
CALIFORNIA
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
203
K sample of luma. See wxt]
Santa
Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Sutter
TehajBB
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
417
267
2
264
422
1,330
2,863
1,205
371
15
4,499
18
1,270
549
282
I
557
194
1
250
4U
936
2,479
938
390
24
3,571
37
1,128
592
202
2
19,715
12,489
240
30,846
91,576
48,541
171,731
191,871
23,901
312
383,386
192
98,703
212,093
27,358
3
18,761
11,204
90
24,410
39,298
25,944
118,343
127,258
18,069
180
239,395
670
67,393
122,504
29,659
4
16,788
2,221
22
3,237
12,087
9,442
35,287
32,787
5,023
19
89,291
23
28,784
37,982
5,790
5
9,852
1,185
12
2,575
5,605
4,980
22,487
18,455
2,474
19
47,096
103
19,468
14,577
3,869
6
401
261
2
261
305
1,306
2,627
1,103
340
15
3,820
18
1,113
367
257
7
15,960
2,186
22
3,100
6,731
9,116
29,503
21,881
3,943
19
72,619
23
22,584
13,708
3,700
8
73
9
11
176
46
578
320
50
1,318
485
391
51
9
828
35
137
5,356
326
5,784
10,905
1,080
16,672
6,200
24,274
2,090
10
23
146
2
180
70
392
786
85
66
14
772
2
35
50
69
11
46
101
1
115
19
184
839
50
65
17
341
15
28
25
64
12
1,374
8,142
240
12,475
6,039
12,545
40,349
4,870
3,793
172
52,554
170
3,285
6,621
3,392
13
790
4,914
90
6,053
2,076
5,337
32,705
1,071
2,637
122
16,807
125
1,918
1,025
4,946
14
23
MS
2
179
60
387
742
86
64
14
710
2
33
48
69
15
249
991
22
1,036
424
1,899
8,863
516
396
11
9,899
16
481
903
369
16
1
1
10
12
75
1
2
64
2
3
17
11
35
158
73
323
4
36
318
56
88
IS
27
87
39
8
281
120
43
62
6
U2
1
25
10
'51
19
33
75
9
22
123
181
40
83
1
34
10
14
4
24
20
340
2,240
2,236
3,002
11,140
13,693
1,530
2,455
140
2,964
7
445
631
3,548
21
615
2,194
633
2,805
7,336
9,873
2,987
4,814
2
2,170
160
743
900
2,026
22
27
81
38
7
271
120
43
62
5
125
1
25
9
51
23
59
527
6
4
176
I
3
306
1
2
1,749
11
45
2,066
177
312
8
433
17
36
1
50
107
1
4
697
24
25
2
71
20
'l
31
27
NA
'ha
'na
NA
'na
KA
KA
'iu
'na
'ilk
NA
'na
'na
'ha
'na
2R
177
3,430
190
155
1,469
29
NA
NA
NA
NA
°NA
NA
KA
'na
NA
HA
KA
NA
'ilk
HA
HA
SO
2
70
20
1
26
31
26
850
2
12
70
80
572
32
75
34
'io
2,3%
2
1
35
6
1,895
1
36
35
155,702
356
459
37
900
5
119,447
1,650
240
38
39
20
24,CC0
40
5
1
891
10,730
'*2
86
1
160
11
48
15
116
30
'24
6
58
45
264
43
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
'na
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
41
597
16,659
3,169
3,14«
556
2,587
1,979
32,254
45
KA
°NA
°NA
'ilk
KA
'na
NA
NA
NA
'na
NA
ilk
NA
NA
'ha
16
U
51
U
7
55
28
67
47
143
754
287
265
526
343
1,625
4H
8
87
17
18
'5
14
29
221
10
41
1,705
249
438
172
299
96
4,994
50
386
66
97
345
733
2,236
1,141
270
2,884
15
1,235
576
180
51
19,688
2,107
12,705
65,876
24,666
ru,320
182,323
17,067
167, UO
15
99,044
172,123
20,418
52
370
66
94
241
721
1,996
1,033
233
2,435
15
1,C75
315
146
53
15,483
668
1,038
5,247
5,398
18,187
20,922
3,235
37,169
6
21,710
11,073
2,634
54
67
2
8
134
23
496
313
49
695
475
331
61
55
787
20
87
3,491
208
5,211
10,454
872
5,214
5,962
19,023
2,090
St
10
2
16
68
11
10
28
57
41
5
'i
38
207
21
8
191
"5
35
5
5ft
120
103
170
1,348
150
50
2,280
511
910
375
500
885
5,187
430
579
11,296
'so
2,545
25
60
45
166
212
1,526
205
60
8,510
61
740
1,375
3,918
858
4,970
317
115
31,595
180
3,021
30
G"
1,113
851
46
827
981
4,595
5,983
1,758
1,431
134
5,133
307
1,790
1,080
679
ea
464
728
32
679
552
3,299
3,207
624
1,081
129
2,491
270
413
423
459
64
833
939
42
696
656
4,571
4,322
693
1,257
191
3,405
271
508
492
525
65
2,615,361
1,118,559
43,321
1,299,787
2,148,672
26,395,432
23,985,610
1,473,457
2,630,145
84,482
22,757,102
1,582,563
10,953,397
2,522,307
1,497,030
36
2,966,665
935,394
54,780
618,096
2,164,172
25,728,202
16,187,883
1,553,427
1,699,836
92,758
U,051,308
838,324
4,548,554
1,660,717
857,756
67
261
401
10
398
354
2,014
1,880
353
583
59
1,763
156
224
304
255
68
572,288
1,255,344
69,945
895,709
4,572,979
4,427,420
10,585,896
891,090
4,080,987
77,245
17,569,151
421,837
11,998,283
4,873,317
2,031,528
6D
334
177
23
294
435
1,442
3,149
1,133
567
4
4,344
50
1,001
707
259
70
630
3C0
21
394
474
2,065
3,852
1,127
751
42
4,317
50
872
6?3
297
71
337,102
110,367
21,257
270,876
793,075
535,068
3,834,754
1,777,997
396,435
1,200
10,749,276
19,365
3,593,331
2,008,555
260, 967
72
330,158
135,197
8,534
234,930
475,782
445,849
2,261,128
1,473,673
369,602
4,041
5,587,115
15,171
1,089,853
1,192,314
243,339
73
136
89
1
85
127
801
994
374
274
2
521
30
157
83
107
74
115
63
18
152
174
534
1,340
420
205
2
1,491
17
356
276
77
75
83
25
4
57
134
107
815
339
88
2,232
3
488
343
75
78
579
242
30
376
658
2,262
3,471
1,323
702
28
4,934
97
1,405
829
333
77
828
308
34
468
767
2,997
4,068
1,309
839
53
5,182
84
1,410
893
365
78
7,706,693
868,012
33,455
973,576
7,052,996
8,346,436
17,338,152
10,829,429
2,032,817
108,326
35,170,652
94,653
17,521,803
13,361,198
3,074,844
79
4,326,919
241
606,833
122
42,406
23
1,031,201
165
5,225,261
220
6,397,496
1,158
13,608,758
1,531
8,188,139
472
2,096,527.
414
79,609
21
28,599,182
1,534
102,520
67
12,576,589
471
9,338,275
215
2,393,111
117
80
81
415
220
25
255
258
1,815
2,127
408
495
48
1,761
51
510
282
183
82
75
43
90
65
379
641
187
120
1,143
21
295
99
49
83
156
27
4
88
93
540
713
245
122
4
1,234
26
225
y.6
43
81
263
77
7
121
373
725
1,299
664
168
7
2,257
9
539
514
167
85
257
61
5
125
416
642
1,228
556
222
6
2,187
7
675
465
139
86
84
35
6
63
116
280
513
194
80
2
773
6
220
105
65
87
179
42
1
58
257
445
786
470
88
5
1,484
3
419
409
102
86
1,088
835
46
602
953
4,494
5,921
1,713
1,398
134
6,045
297
1,765
1,056
673
69
1,101
821
46
821
l,Cf70
4,245
5,342
1,502
1,491
136
5,568
235
1,480
987
542
9(
574,929
268,437
28,233
610,602
1,156,969
1,487,597
3,155,386
2,192,157
640,064
30,557
6,297,013
81,656
1,801,186
2,380,297
385,535
91
436,926
293,609
26,628
544,869
803,997
1,356,354
2,855,860
1,573,725
587,254
40,552
4,900,883
59,513
1,455,459
1,835,297
421,810
92
270
219
2
294
417
1,025
2,064
760
431
27
2,807
43
563
610
215
93
432,446
51,795
500
155,101
508,245
299,544
1,303,578
875,259
193,231
3,207
2,102,019
5,330
1,018,659
1,293,393
148,313
94
204
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON
inrluilin^' hoifcrp that h
, .fariTip reporting 1950.
. .farms rrporting 1959 .
?irpr calves famis reportin
. farms rejortinc 1959 .
mbpr 1959 .
1954.
Forms rtjportin'; b> riinili(T on h^nd:
Cattle and calves-
1 farms refortinR 1
2 to 4 farms reportin" 1959 .
5 to 9 fari s rr^porting 1
10 to 19 farms reporting 1
?fl to 49 farn.s roporting 1959.
50 to 99 farms reporting 1959,
ino or more far.,;,s rcfwtinc 1959 .
Cows, including heifers that have calvefl—
1 farm? reporting 1
2 to 9 farms reporting 1
10 to 19 farTr,s reporting 1
•20 to 29 farms reporting 1
TO to 49 farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 74 farms reptrUng 1959.
75 to 99 farn.s reporting 1
100 or more farms reporting 1
Milkco«s-
1 farms reporting 1959 .
2 to 9 farms reporting 1959 ,
10 to 19 farms reporting 1
20 to 29 farm.s reporting 1
■^0 to 49 farms reporting 1
50 or more farms reporting 1959.
Horses and or mules , farms reporting 1
number 19.59 .
loL's anil pi[!S fnmis reportmt: 19;
number 19i
19r
[lorn since .lune 1 farm-s reifrtin.; 19;
number 19;
19;
Bixn before .June 1 farms reporting 19;
19;
number 19;
Farms reporting' by number of hogs and pies-
I'nder 10 farms reporting in;
10to24,..,. farms reporting 19;
25 to 99 farms reporting in;
100 or more farms reporting 19!
Sheep and lambs farms reporting 19!
19!
number 19!
19!
I ambs under 1 year old farms reporting 19!
number 19!
Sheep I year ohi am! over farms reporting 19!
19!
number 19!
.farms reporting 1959 .
.farms rejKTling 1959.
net: ^> nuralier of shm^p and lambs-
farms reporting 1
farms refwrting 1
ri- farms reporting 1
mis reporting by niimb(T of chieicens 4 laonlhs old and iiver-
I'niler 50 farms loporling 19!
50 to .199 faniis reporting 19!
400 to 799 farms reporting 19;
Ron lo 1.599 farms reporting 19;
l.fllX) to 3,199 farms reporting 19!
^,200 or more farms reporting 19!
Turkey hens kept for breeding farms reporting 19;
19!
number 19!
38,<t26
53,224
3,702,745
3,744,774
30,552
44,967
1,461,330
1,578,099
19,571
34,031
753,932
790,730
30,939
41,863
1,085,495
1,094,543
30,088
33,236
1,155,370
1,072,132
2,052
5,689
6,196
5,372
6,740
4,533
7,794
5,379
9,270
3,338
2,138
2,815
2,075
1,251
4,286
5,614
5,716
1,377
1,083
1,468
4,313
20,151
24,232
77,326
82,250
9,204
11,628
379,645
449,491
6,272
7,642
206,333
237,731
6,162
7,739
173,312
211,760
6,010
1,495
1,089
610
9,118
10,126
2,104,994
2,049,731
6,024
7,226
723,659
716,755
8,022
8,737
1,331,335
1,332,976
7,767
8,426
1,326,043
1,269,804
5,934
6,281
55,292
63,172
5,162
2,322
1,134
25,907
47,735
27,077,134
20,417,394
1,436
43,166
56,781
741
1,227
18,681
24.541
1,022
11,069
15,583
336
1,215
356
1,424
33
243
47
384
1,430
11,930
1,125
14,862
29
184
34
263
880
6,978
716
7,438
27
170
33
253
550
5,002
409
7,424
1,423
200,465
178,234
529
1,340
693
1,292
94
51
139
84
6,974
2,562
7,776
3,638
77
35
102
55
3,506
1,655
4,111
2,423
77
37
115
61
3,468
907
3,665
1,215
CALIFORNIA
205
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
l£Lks
Lassen
Los
Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
255
2,396
922
1,099
444
88
869
318
253
267
1,103
902
290
204
640
J
351
3,557
1,123
1,471
719
75
1,016
1,205
410
345
1,808
1,074
366
240
971
2
10,309
213,988
58,323
58,298
227,861
26,002
205,762
71,351
8,941
57,355
159,136
88,913
45,844
16,397
28,533
3
12,991
181,275
59,122
60,022
ieO,659
22,661
199,391
84,101
12,032
55,103
195,683
100,993
46,479
20,602
33,372
4
229
1,837
804
978
220
78
555
630
218
252
802
717
261
178
551
5
331
2,945
1,037
1,361
470
71
720
1,035
353
329
1,344
950
333
222
870
6
5,475
69,729
26,567
32,805
9,049
11,197
43,395
29,200
4,322
23,161
93,640
32,177
27,338
6,904
12,409
T
6,753
75,001
27,850
34,397
12,253
10,184
48,516
29,778
5,041
24,743
123,295
42,610
29,612
8,767
15,923
8
100
1,191
652
713
164
33
263
530
130
162
561
383
206
78
344
9
223
2,265
893
1,100
382
33
466
937
261
257
991
696
273
141
638
10
2'67
40,167
16,464
19,729
4,655
481
10,844
25,761
636
729
89,609
13,100
24,163
171
3,007
n
620
41,477
18,082
21,552
5,009
527
9,107
25,809
1,477
1,000
104,914
16,630
26,439
313
4,301
12
211
1,873
801
964
239
78
634
711
193
237
714
759
258
169
509
1.1
265
2,786
964
1,230
444
66
685
1,077
305
298
1,172
938
306
192
681
14
2,939
66,066
20,644
17,491
25,314
7,3n
51,215
27,818
2,315
14,599
24,113
32,953
16,996
5,203
8,617
IS
3,386
67,967
17,515
16,844
25,938
6,422
56,305
26,293
3,490
13,361
37,117
35,212
14,572
4,875
8,882
16
212
1,896
718
864
384
32
741
611
189
241
870
667
226
168
495
17
272
2,449
808
1,043
570
70
797
815
298
297
1,317
313
294
187
630
18
1,895
78,193
11,112
8,002
193,498
6,934
111,152
14,333
2,304
14,595
36,333
23,783
1,510
4,785
7,512
1!)
2,852
38,307
13,757
8,781
122,468
6,055
94,570
28,030
3,501
16,499
35,271
23,171
2,295
6,960
3,567
30
12
205
27
30
24
3
52
34
21
6
68
45
5
9
51
21
51
378
87
122
58
6
162
101
70
26
152
110
27
33
153
22
62
382
92
209
53
11
165
96
46
30
148
135
30
40
116
■n
38
357
119
162
52
8
115
118
41
25
lU
141
22
31
85
24
iS
425
261
214
58
17
122
160
38
38
102
183
26
40
105
25
18
252
206
206
41
4
40
115
21
26
96
93
32
12
55
26
26
397
130
156
158
39
213
194
21
116
426
190
146
34
75
27
32
441
104
122
69
7
123
107
51
19
114
135
25
26
132
28
U2
583
192
293
85
15
182
157
96
68
155
215
39
73
213
29
27
189
U6
121
U
14
43
66
27
17
38
79
20
22
65
TO
15
109
122
84
8
5
25
49
U
19
27
59
9
10
29
11
15
145
118
140
9
3
25
55
18
20
23
53
9
11
41
12
9
100
69
106
9
3
22
56
6
20
26
51
21
7
23
1,1
4
69
31
40
3
4
18
44
3
12
44
41
14
4
11
14
15
201
52
72
24
27
117
96
6
77
370
84
124
20
32
35
49
411
117
137
63
14
128
95
60
73
94
113
23
38
153
16
49
327
145
196
57
14
89
115
57
79
59
103
25
38
141
17
87
90
63
4
1
2
54
5
2
2
32
8
1
13
18
62
101
57
7
1
41
3
2
3
26
4
1
6
19
1
84
99
106
8
1
46
2
2
2
26
6
8
40
1
220
100
154
25
"4
42
179
3
4
401
83
140
18
41
U7
1,200
303
420
270
72
558
263
210
225
748
424
133
142
482
42
182
1,436
352
471
439
69
548
327
261
267
1,127
366
224
151
563
43
441
4,210
813
1,366
831
876
2,672
692
658
1,734
3,681
1,655
493
571
1,358
44
468
4,016
919
1,282
1,193
924
2,420
905
672
1,926
4,772
1,427
621
627
1,684
45
48
649
228
241
89
12
238
220
76
104
259
192
48
67
197
46
83
759
213
250
U6
12
285
182
114
148
395
159
68
69
230
47
683
12,465
12,082
2,034
10,726
138
8,650
4,841
1,250
2,051
55,223
2,340
1,317
1,541
4,910
48
858
12,463
6,916
2,090
5,703
137
8,899
3,593
2,733
1,974
101,094
2,528
5,259
1,787
5,857
19
30
440
163
162
55
8
153
139
47
64
192
124
40
42
130
50
47
506
147
154
100
6
180
108
70
99
247
105
49
46
173
51
380
7,432
6,771
1,023
5,918
61
4,793
2,718
666
1,178
22,058
1,403
702
894
2,697
52
537
6,879
3,613
1,211
3,324
55
4,479
1,825
1,427
1,168
51,338
1,519
3,901
1,157
3,221
51
38
414
160
154
67
U
171
143
55
88
152
125
23
52
139
51
58
472
141
176
92
10
208
121
90
106
271
107
33
56
196
55
303
5,033
5,311
1,0U
4,803
77
3,857
2,123
584
873
33,165
937
615
647
2,213
56
321
5,584
3,303
879
2,379
82
4,420
1,773
1,306
806
49,256
1,009
1,358
630
2,636
29
463
118
181
48
5
140
161
44
61
131
139
37
42
125
5S
10
98
38
50
14
6
46
31
17
23
33
29
4
12
33
59
8
67
44
8
10
1
34
18
12
17
23
20
3
11
23
no
1
21
28
2
17
18
10
3
3
22
4
*
2
11
61
107
355
312
280
67
23
182
153
139
98
215
135
106
49
456
62
U6
407
331
317
77
24
213
136
147
128
237
140
115
35
566
61
6,668
111,868
166,492
84,372
117,438
1,408
248,071
46,046
13,988
27,831
37,588
37,763
20,926
4,439
112,266
64
7,797
91,976
148,372
100,947
109,899
16,708
138,658
13,118
15,095
32,748
37,926
23,014
21,280
3,553
123,714
65
76
222
246
194
51
15
U7
91
UO
63
141
85
61
23
328
66
S3
296
242
251
68
19
X51
79
Ul
98
205
107
78
26
450
67
1,162
38,402
47,137
13,257
100,869
250
97,827
20,240
3,639
4,099
21,264
11,961
2,642
1,034
19,197
68
1,880
37,148
42,313
26,166
96,360
4,108
43,521
3,611
5,136
4,626
16,786
9,203
3,656
898
26,282
69
103
298
250
267
27
23
154
121
129
92
171
UO
98
49
443
70
111
285
277
298
28
22
148
113
129
114
223
109
103
35
533
71
5,506
73,466
119,355
71,115
16,569
1,158
150,244
25,806
10,349
23,732
16,324
25,802
13,284
3,455
93,069
72
5,917
54,828
106,059
74,781
13,539
12,600
95,137
9,507
9,959
28,122
21,140
13,811
17,624
2,655
102,432
73
102
282
246
263
22
22
147
113
126
89
160
105
97
'48
431
71
106
269
271
288
25
21
143
104
125
113
215
102
97
33
518
75
5,265
71,841
116,085
66,983
15,568
1,070
147,535
25,250
9,841
22,698
15,992
24,261
17,546
3,317
88,169
76
5,651
53,050
102,678
71,128
13,066
12,365
91,818
9,266
9,440
20,221
20,576
13,423
16,494
2,468
96,512
78
89
203
199
215
12
17
104
76
102
69
93
74
31
40
398
93
176
208
254
10
17
91
55
99
30
128
77
83
32
454
79
241
1,625
3,270
4,132
1,081
88
2,709
556
508
1,034
332
1,541
738
133
4,900
80
81
266
1,778
3,381
3,653
473
235
3,319
241
519
7,901
564
366
1,130
187
5,920
40
271
128
107
42
13
121
130
51
52
152
91
45
22
124
82
66
55
84
98
9
23
10
79
36
36
33
32
22
210
83
1
29
100
75
21
1
38
13
9
10
27
11
29
5
122
84
164
1,502
583
608
222
43
512
387
259
196
970
388
149
116
598
85
218
3,451
863
955
502
24
883
693
396
284
2,754
615
266
166
907
86
38,096
662,065
44,140
51,000
16,720
5,183
236,782
133,282
37,512
18,975
2,177,607
87,932
72,557
88,832
85,768
87
33,290
662,763
45,658
71,638
31,753
2,982
103,855
92,881
61,981
23,077
2,764,829
67,201
102,307
21,192
107,359
68
U7
1,192
469
537
162
31
398
326
216
144
354
329
92
91
508
89
20
135
83
49
54
10
68
37
31
47
117
36
30
14
64
90
26
1
9
2
7
4
2
1
41
4
2
1
3
91
1
45
4
6
2
12
1
1
61
7
12
3
5
92
2
50
4
4
1
"2
11
5
5
3
141
5
9
3
11
93
4
54
2
3
1
16
14
4
1
226
7
4
4
'
94
12
37
28
9
20
1
10
13
15
4
29
3
3
8
24
95
16
73
42
21
47
6
35
10
21
16
69
25
7
7
45
96
7,928
6,040
87,951
32,788
11,587
6,857
24
48
138
212
2
19
60
145
11,320
7,267
90
61
8
43
49,477
7,544
8,384
19,066
23
32
4,791
1,725
36
147
97
96
206
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON
—
Item
Meroed
Modoc
ftono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plujnas
Riverside
(For dermitions and explanntlons, see text)
,
Cattle and calves farm? ropiftinf; 1959 , ,
2,006
401
25
804
388
325
316
680
34
844
1951 . . .
2,620
504
30
1,007
643
374
407
999
129
1,357
a
number 1959 . . .
193,737
84,119
6,387
104,092
23,920
13,877
61,629
22,169
12,768
168,558
I
1951 . .
193,521
84,243
8,965
106,128
32,766
14,408
55,353
25,143
16,518
124,897
5
Cows, inelu.lini; heifers that have ealved farms ceportinp 1959. ..
1,678
379
25
648
286
281
228
591
79
523
6
1951 . . .
2,349
488
28
844
515
338
293
870
121
979
7
number 1959 . . .
84,766
40,806
3,683
33,437
9,066
6,263
41,831
11,430
5,627
23,999
1954
97,741
38,811
4,371
43,850
12,111
7,475
34,462
12,742
7,486
19,472
CI
Milk cow-s farms repjrtina 1959 . . .
1,390
277
8
315
153
175
176
282
55
294
10
1951...
2,108
389
14
516
343
262
207
592
85
682
number 1959 . . .
61,667
923
19
8,302
4,495
366
36,074
3,119
221
16,803
12
1954 . . .
67,349
1,419
29
9,023
5,240
1,562
23,327
4,099
438
9,888
Heifers and heifer calves farms n?portinfi 1959 . . .
1,795
340
23
655
278
277
207
555
71
623
l\
1951 . . .
2,291
431
27
762
435
307
270
764
102
989
15
number 1950...
75,866
22,739
1,485
34,187
8,786
4,121
9,456
6,249
3,250
28,316
16
1954...
66,780
21,399
2,614
28,221
7,579
3,733
11,570
7,886
3,%5
34,668
Steers and hulls, ineii*hn^ steer .aivl hill c-dves ... farms reporlins 1959. . .
1,448
343
24
689
309
274
250
548
72
649
18
1954 . . .
1,833
421
27
828
449
300
282
659
115
953
19
number 1959 .. .
33,105
20,574
1,219
31,468
11,068
3,493
10,342
4,490
3,891
116,243
1954 . . .
Farms reportini; b\ numlier on band:
CatUe and cilves-
29,000
23,533
1,980
34,057
13,076
3,150
9,321
4,515
5,067
70,757
51
1 farms refDcting 1959 .. .
71
15
28
24
14
23
21
3
54
22
2 ID 4 farms reputing 1959 .. .
190
55
1
88
75
53
40
117
9
168
23
5 to 9 fnn..s reporting 1959 . . .
197
43
2
116
71
73
31
164
12
156
24
10 to 19 farms repoitinc 1959 . . .
275
29
1
102
54
51
30
124
7
107
25
20 to 49 farn,s reportine 1959 .. .
437
55
2
134
68
63
19
129
7
112
26
50 to 99 farms reportine 1959 .. .
34S
49
2
108
40
39
13
68
10
69
27
iSS
155
17
223
56
27
155
57
36
ITS
Cows, including heifers thit have calveil-
2B
1 farm? reporting 1959. . .
211
342
52
80
1
3
94
172
60
103
44
119
27
40
98
269
5
22
133
178
2 to 9 farms reporting 1959 .. .
311
10 to 19 farms repotting 1959 . . .
1%
38
1
74
28
41
5
83
6
38
11
20 to 29 farm-s reporting 1959 .. .
163
20
41
16
17
4
33
2
20
32
30 to 49 farms reporting 1959 . . .
238
34
5
66
23
22
2
40
7
27
33
50 to 74 farms repcrting 1959 .. .
193
39
54
16
19
6
33
8
22
31
95
10
30
10
7
5
14
10
16
240
106
15
117
25
12
139
21
19
84
3S
Mill co-vs-
1 fanns reporting 1959 . . .
186
123
4
112
56
69
23
U9
21
120
37
2 to 9 farm.s rep(»ting 1959 .. .
243
142
4
U4
63
90
17
107
30
84
3S
10 to 19 farms repotting 1959...
173
7
13
5
6
2
15
2
2
30
20 to 29 farms reprfting 1959 . . .
149
9
1
5
6
1
6
10
30 to 19 farms reporting 1959 .. .
211
"2
11
4
2
"i
U
4
41
.50 or motv fam.s reporting 1959.. .
428
3
56
24
3
133
24
i
78
12
Horses and or mules farms reporting 1959 .. .
664
355
22
500
232
182
226
263
82
575
1951 . . .
761
380
34
536
390
189
258
335
103
797
11
number 1959 . . .
1,996
2,634
268
1,931
860
537
791
1,040
421
3,427
1954...
1,394
2,648
228
2,187
1,113
650
929
950
484
3,182
16
Hoes and piffs fnnus reporti ng 1 '».•■ 9 . . .
429
152
3
192
71
81
50
115
29
288
^7
1951...
376
210
9
266
144
92
80
172
41
364
1h
number 1959 .. .
8,152
2,899
12
8,357
1,838
602
3,697
1,748
366
24,707
19
1951...
4,656
3,103
133
9,753
3,408
845
13,823
2,551
384
18,105
5C
Born since .hine 1 farn.s reiiirlm.; 1959...
275
99
138
54
45
35
74
16
206
51
1"5I...
239
130
4
186
102
•54
44
110
23
234
number 19.59 . . .
4,826
1,369
4,870
985
365
1,290
1,049
132
13,901
53
2,808
1,701
'25
6,539
2,069
450
6,378
1,381
238
9,197
Born Seftire .lune 1 farms reporting 1959 . . .
275
109
3
144
42
56
34
80
24
206
1954 . . .
230
152
6
182
95
56
52
95
27
261
V,
number 1959 , . .
3,326
1,030
12
3,987
853
237
2,407
699
234
10,306
57
1,848
1,407
108
3,214
1,339
395
7,445
1,170
146
3,908
Farms rc|«ining by number of hogs and pies-
5s
I'nder 10 famLs reforting 1959...
333
92
3
103
37
67
31
82
13
158
53
10 to 21 farms repccting 1959 .. .
55
26
33
16
8
11
21
9
49
CO
29
27
33
12
5
4
9
1
45
61
100 or more farms reporting 1259 . . .
12
7
18
6
1
■1
3
1
36
62
Sheep and lambs farms rejxirtinc 1959, .
206
161
9
214
105
102
53
140
16
129
63
171
139
12
216
136
94
49
212
20
184
61
number 1959.
46,510
26,110
3,660
12,390
14,522
15,437
5,612
12,550
420
38,736
65
1951..,
36,275
23,265
4,538
ia,436
13,611
8,718
7,314
47,857
630
40,611
66
lambs under 1 \ear old farms reporting 19.59 . . .
125
105
5
122
64
72
29
83
10
84
67
104
108
8
143
85
71
33
153
16
128
number 19.59
13,884
4,320
64
3,535
2,122
7,036
3,405
1,623
73
19,681
6!)
11,5%
6,785
1,158
3,244
2,897
387
3,088
17,435
228
13,554
169
145
150
125
3
11
193
199
102
127
90
78
47
42
129
189
15
16
97
138
j,
° 19.54 . . .
numbi-r 1959...
32,626
21,790
3,5%
3,805
12,400
8,401
2,207
10,927
347
19,055
73
24,679
16,480
3,380
8,192
10,714
7,831
4,226
30,422
402
22,057
155
131
148
121
8
11
134
192
99
120
85
75
44
39
126
182
15
16
86
130
75
19.54...
76
number 1959...
31,576
21,134
3,530
8,355
11,965
8,145
1,443
10,593
324
16,940
77
24,157
16,041
3,302
7,684
10,025
7,483
3,035
28, %4
322
20,966
7s
Ham- ami wethers farms rejKirting 1959, ,.
106
108
8
145
84
65
20
97
10
61
73
87
90
5
157
96
58
25
140
9
63
Ml
number 19.59,,,
1,050
656
66
450
435
256
759
334
23
2,115
m
522
439
78
508
689
343
1,191
1,458
80
1,091
»■-•
larin-re|..rlin;. b> nui.ilKTof sl,„.|,and hmlis ^ ^^^^
155
37
14
65
83
13
4
4
1
139
66
9
49
39
17
72
29
1
45
3
5
78
57
5
11
5
95
17
17
SI
.4' ,-,.', f * . -t ^ liirV
HS
970
322
10
472
302
202
428
387
61
750
S6
1951...
1,812
449
20
783
691
2%
659
797
106
1,672
^■7
number 1959...
479,242
14,338
220
209,697
134, 589
53,038
2,641,312
189,101
4,933
1,809,024
K»
1954 . . ,
313,594
23,522
1,217
168,322
261,123
36,698
1,432,284
108,744
8,269
1,100,034
sn
1 iu-l» J, |.,l,n. !,, mnJ.„ of . h„ I, „ 1 „„ml., „|,| ,™,| ,„ ,^^ ^^^^^^
769
258
10
373
199
148
139
294
47
321
')()
Ml 1 ■ 1 ' ' r ■ ■ I'vW
71
60
62
51
35
30
52
11
90
01
4111) [., " 1 i 1 T' r. [.,.rl,n" 1959
21
3
9
5
2
10
8
2
20
33
1
3
17
4
19
3
59
13
1.6III to 3,199 farms ri'pixtini.' 1959...
34
7
10
7
44
10
1
76
!I1
42
IS
20
6
186
15
134
95
Turkey hens kept for breeding farms reporting 1959 , , ,
54
19
21
10
8
4
21
33
96
19.54 . . .
75
37
4
28
22
10
9
45
2
95
97
number 1959...
85,478
59
51
5,756
1,510
10,005
32,139
57,212
38,971
111
21
1,901
130
2,538
6,680
21,515
4
48,994
CALIFORNIA
207
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Sacra-
Dento
San Benito
San
Bernardino,
Sen Diego
San
Francisco
San
Joaquin
San Luis
Obispo
San Mateo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
1,306
320
904
852
2,059
968
136
363
578
298
736
40
633
329
1
2,131
420
1,157
1,505
2,530
1,227
178
495
942
528
915
50
765
487
2
83,761
50,147
91,448
65,035
143,785
103,397
8,066
80,705
51,175
10,441
44,445
6,127
63,931
27,178
3
Si, 133
53,729
67,260
76,039
164,366
108,635
8,306
113,317
69,025
14,919
52,373
10,041
67,520
26,037
l,06i
276
568
581
1,631
320
no
295
427
202
667
39
595
265
5
1,815
379
808
1,152
2,206
1,076
152
417
758
380
800
49
733
427
6
33,017
22,158
46,967
31,929
71,717
42,998
2,712
29,203
27,746
4,459
21,024
3,216
33,114
8,184
36,927
22,273
31,807
35,342
75,094
45,237
3,174
35,156
31,419
6,026
24,214
4,960
32,336
9,166
8
703
107
424
312
1,193
393
63
122
206
102
369
21
358
140
9
1,«)9
216
637
795
1,778
664
U6
214
453
257
605
26
563
289
16,815
1,680
42,874
20,041
47,592
8,379
989
8,267
10,065
1,498
3,848
136
2,697
3,974
11
19,636
1,984
24,374
18,614
51,851
10,296
1,639
7,284
16,227
2,195
4,652
173
3,808
3,897
12
1,123
278
676
638
1,716
830
Ul
288
424
201
586
35
541
264
1,659
335
803
1,070
2,118
1,010
147
401
709
377
764
652
375
14
29,936
14,845
23,713
17,494
52,546
29,236
3,925
23,029
13,888
2,859
U,700
1,575
16,995
9,559
24,747
15,679
17,896
22,639
57,881
28,234
4,248
27,606
19,187
3,834
14,347
2,768
17,571
8,812
16
991
273
695
672
1,478
858
102
320
435
244
597
36
544
261
17
1,395
327
809
1,040
1,763
963
136
417
680
369
732
45
668
343
18
20,808
13,144
20,768
15,612
19,522
36,163
1,429
23,473
9,541
3,123
U,721
1,336
13,822
9,435
19
22,459
15,772
17,557
18,058
31,391
35,114
884
50,555
18,419
5,059
13,812
2,313
17,613
8,109
20
49
9
72
66
117
37
4
15
40
30
23
2
13
9
21
156
29
160
168
273
97
14
28
in
74
98
1
81
65
258
32
164
166
296
148
23
17
92
62
139
3
77
60
2n
231
45
121
121
286
120
21
30
76
49
138
4
75
48
24
266
57
99
107
433
153
27
54
72
43
153
3
109
53
25
1B7
61
41
64
293
139
22
a
52
20
82
6
93
38
159
87
247
160
356
274
25
175
135
20
103
21
180
56
27
178
20
153
131
280
97
9
29
69
48
90
3
91
49
28
388
65
137
188
406
242
52
39
133
30
263
5
153
107
29
121
43
23
57
204
85
10
32
32
25
97
3
56
29
10
83
25
10
31
148
58
3
20
21
13
55
4
39
21
11
125
39
9
27
213
87
18
27
26
11
53
3
62
10
63
22
15
19
132
73
10
33
31
12
30
5
62
n
XI
29
14
18
28
66
55
3
25
25
3
26
3
39
11
34
77
48
203
100
182
123
5
90
90
10
53
13
93
27
35
155
38
117
123
249
135
15
32
52
41
147
7
170
43
m
229
48
78
83
266
147
33
34
63
36
164
U
143
58
17
70
3
4
7
141
12
4
4
3
3
21
1
8
7
TO
55
4
4
114
11
2
1
3
5
6
4
4
93
3
4
"3
153
25
4
2
6
10
"2
15
3
40
101
U
217
96
270
63
5
'51
83
11
21
18
25
11
475
228
508
696
676
658
122
330
375
159
426
'30
462
189
42
623
273
601
1,038
714
698
150
387
638
225
492
39
524
265
43
1,546
1,117
2,584
2,596
2,020
2,400
498
1,709
1,310
414
1,561
193
2,056
616
44
1,670
1,195
2,280
3,677
1,367
2,067
488
2,154
2,161
506
1,434
184
2,162
738
45
310
50
287
180
451
130
53
45
110
84
260
7
194
78
46
41B
76
389
397
434
208
57
101
211
112
3U
6
240
111
47
5,830
1,309
9,572
25,537
13,557
2,532
6,688
1,440
7,287
916
7,271
96
5,506
2,024
48
7,455
1,803
16,310
33,475
14,845
3,262
22,258
4,898
8,319
1,914
4,814
24
4,793
1,748
49
223
35
1%
121
306
74
25
30
75
59
171
143
52
50
265
52
253
262
292
132
37
67
122
77
204
1
166
70
51
3,667
817
4,534
11,656
7,534
1,621
1,593
629
4,216
573
4,U7
61
3,239
1,074
52
4,671
948
8,975
16,490
8-, 469
1,728
9,342
2,476
2,921
1,336
2,333
1
2,936
1,125
51
198
30
179
uo
■ 278
88
42
23
73
48
209
6
144
54
51
271
50
238
270
293
130
46
69
149
67
221
5
182
31
55
2,163
492
5,038
13,881
6,023
9U
5,095
8U
3,071
343
3,124
35
2,217
950
56
2,784
855
7,335
16,985
6,376
1,534
12,416
2,422
5,398
578
1,931
23
1,857
623
217
35
203
U3
300
95
29
26
77
66
139
5
100
45
58
42
7
49
16
78
14
7
10
14
n
66
32
15
59
40
5
28
22
49
15
U
5
9
6
38
2
43
12
CO
11
3
7
29
24
6
6
4
10
1
17
19
6
61
198
115
116
101
336
180
46
58
163
86
161
9
132
250
62
305
no.
99
166
293
157
47
87
207
106
143
9
140
338
63
18,788
10,121
21,973
1,609
55,203
10,753
2,144
5,962
3,6n
2,037
6,499
102
11,623
168,816
64
29,893
22,763
9,778
3,702
46,150
10,822
1,333
U,303
5,304
1,516
6,620
1,810
11,647
154,266
65
136
77
76
62
239
105
27
32
97
53
114
7
38
194
66
204
79
76
105
222
106
35
54
142
64
m
9
104
259
67
7,093
2,513
7,724
586
17,551
5,096
287
2,234
1,299
794
1,399
17
1,838
73,736
66
8,365
10,978
3,544
999
25,026
2,787
437
4,542
1,974
358
1,731
89
3,305
59,748
69
174
98
82
89
278
162
40
53
141
79
137
3
123
226
70
261
100
80
139
243
141
36
81
176
102
120
6
122
300
71
U,695
7,608
14,249
1,023
37,652
5,657
1,857
3,728
2,312
1,243
5,100
85
9,785
95,080
72
21,528
11,785
6,234
2,703
21,124
8,035
8%
6,761
3,330
1,158
4,889
1,721
8,342
94, 518
73
170
96
78
85
268
157
39
51
138
78
134
8
122
223
74
250
99
70
134
233
137
36
75
168
99
117
6
118
292
75
U,063
7,297
13,0U
927
36,587
5,350
1,776
3,548
2,121
1,151
4,864
75
9,402
90,241
76
20,613
11,370
5,874
2,566
20,302
7,742
827
6,370
3,069
1,037
4,683
1,693
8,115
90,397
77
U5
72
42
54
178
117
34
39
93
56
89
5
94
194
78
150
85
51
81
150
91
27
53
104
76
71
4
81
255
79
632
311
1,238
96
1,065
307
81
180
191
92
236
10
383
4,839
BO
915
415
360
U7
...
822
293
69
391
261
121
206
23
227
4,121
81
135
57
83
87
219
137
27
40
133
65
110
9
71
54
82
52
54
16
14
93
36
18
15
29
20
47
54
90
83
11
4
12
24
7
1
3
1
1
4
7
106
84
838
216
1,106
845
1,462
609
101
146
450
283
468
25
408
268
85
1,717
365
2,030
1,731
1,793
951
180
357
1,21B
669
690
35
601
419
86
610,512
99,622
3,931,189
2,960,107
841,782
380,623
4,022
179, 532
923,399
327,169
49,473
797
36,430
65,136
87
643,491
73,930
2,691,412
1,702,878
;;!
356,707
205,423
23,200
117,606
697,338
280,601
38,964
1,868
53,786
70, 517
88
587
179
304
293
1,175
464
85
99
266
161
403
19
338
203
89
120
20
80
82
157
78
14
22
37
26
55
6
63
52
90
22
3
30
27
22
7
2
4
n
16
6
2
3
91
17
3
99
51
32
12
3
26
22
2
2
92
33
1
U4
86
21
20
2
26
30
4
4
93
59
10
409
306
55
28
16
84
28
"2
1
4
94
26
3
19
27
19
20
3
6
6
24
1
15
6
95
43
6
43
73
23
37
"s
7
21
10
36
2
33
33
96
12,913
5,002
13,605
1S,071
6,118
12,446
2,513
41
9,507
118
5
41
2,074
97
8,693
36
11,303
19,963
2,070
1,192
135
21
91
6,289
153
5
577
4,013
98
208 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Cattle and calves
. Jfiriii^ ri^porlinc n"/
■t- an.llmll«. im-lKlii
.rariiiN rc[nrliiig 1
. .farjiis rcpnninp 1
inr,-
iiibfT of ho'js iinil piL'^—
. .fanii- r<.|i.rtin^ inS'.l..
. .fannw rcportinj: l!^'i;i . .
. .farni*^ roporlins; I'l-'il . .
IDSI..
155) . .
. fanr.s rpporlin'T lO'iH . .
mr.i..
numbiT l^n , .
. .r.irni!^ rpporlinE 1950 .
lori) .
numhor 1 or»!l .
1351 .
. .farms reporTini; 1050 .
1954.
nuiiilw r ia.5!) .
1951 .
. .Famls rpp(jflinp 1959.
1954 .
I'nilcT 55 farms reportinc 19.50 . .
55 to im farms reportini; 1959 . .
.100 ()f iiKjTO farms reportinc 1959 . .
'hickrns 4 months old and over famis reportinp 1959 . .
1954 . ,
numher 1959..
1954 .
Farms rrportin^' by numhiT of chickens 4 months old atrd over—
rndor 50 farms rcportin? 195!) .
50 to .199 farms reportinc 1959 .
400 to 799 farms reportinc 1959.
ROO to 1,599 farms reportinc 1959 .
l.fiflo to 3,199 farms reportinc 1959.
.1.-200 or more farms reportinc 1959 .
Turttey hens l<epl for bree<Iinc farms reporting 1959 .
3,071
92,070
85,553
1,573
2,i45
50,207
47,473
1,127
2,027
43,070
40,146
1,594
2,150
32,595
28,165
1,646
1,888
1,056
2,259
2,451
1,228
1,413
132,949
144,200
725
958
19,785
30,666
1,163
1,306
113,154
113,534
1,142
1,279
106,673
107,907
957
1,019
6,491
5,627
1,633
3,030
2,785,114
2,783,278
2,921
4,000
206,487
219,912
2,333
3,519
91,446
104,285
1,905
3,204
69,062
85,131
2,526
3,512
86,707
79,859
2,078
2,769
28,334
35,768
1,102
3,026
2,751
1,394
2,681
1,954,725
899,046
1,186
59,236
63,947
770
1,070
26,250
29,105
1,014
16,354
19,532
2,251
3,005
212,387
199,009
1,641
2,483
78,921
76,298
1,064
1,861
49,893
42,769
1,767
2,374
85,172
75,445
1,713
2,125
48,294
47,266
1,094
1,162
3,610
3,737
1,171
2,413
935,162
759,049
1,791
605
1,842
723
40
93
80
155
11,192
6,634
6,125
8,072
28
59
48
116
6,314
3,233
3,383
4,645
33
84
59
118
4,378
3,401
2,742
3,427
CALIFORNIA
209
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED-
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Most dau for 1959 are based on reports for only a sample of fanne. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestoch and oi livestock products
including dairy pfoducts: dollars 1959
1954
Any livestock sold alive (caule, hcrses and
mules, hogs, sheep, and floats) faims reporting 1959
1954
value of sales, dollars 1959
1954
Poultry and poultry poducts farms reporting 1959
1954
value of sales, dollars 1959
1954
Livestock prtjducl^ other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars 1959
1954
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms repeating 1959
1954
number 1S59
1954
dollars 1959
. faims reporting 1
1
number 1
Farms repoting by number of cattle aolii-
lto4 farms reporting 1
5 to 19 farms reporting 1
20 to 99 iMns rcfxating 1
100 or more farms reporting 1
Calves farms reporting 1
. farms reporting 1959
flogs and pigs sold alive far
Sheep and lambs sold aliv
, farms reporting 1959
nisnbcr 1969
SHEEP illORK A.VD TOOL
Sheep and/oi lambs shorn /artns reptrting 1959
LITTERS FARROW.D
number ihom 1959
pounds of wool 1958
1954
. farms reptrting 1959
number shorn 1359
pounds of wool 1969
. farms repeating 1959
number shorn 1959
pounds of wool 1969
mbCT of lit
< 1959 .
1954,
Parma reporting by number of litters farrowed
Decambv 1, 1958, lo Novanbo 30, 1959-
1 or 2 litters farms repeating 1959 .
3 lo 9 litters farms repcrung 1959.
10 to 19 litters farms reporting 1959.
20 to 39 litters farms reporting 1959 .
40 to 69 litters farms reporting 1959,
TOcr more litters farms reporting 1959.
June 2 to November 30 farms repeating 1959.
1954 ,
[lecember 1 lo June 1
number of lit
. . farms reportin
number of litter
I 1959 .
38,381
*2,452
563,617,911
318,650,947
12,268
22,950
209,780,566
187,868,874
32,375
36,751
2,943,594
2,229,350
521,987,597
273,017,827
23,339
28,845
2,212,247
1,570,638
470,738,318
248,693,109
8,159
7,843
5,367
1,970
23,104
28, 191
731,347
658,712
51,249,279
24,324,718
2,060
1,694
5,481
5,199
2,060,936
1,419,731
4,944
6,100
439,240
500,786
14,934,160
19,003,795
6,385
6,166
1,753,947
1,496,425
24,555,258
25,409,594
7,186
7,228
2,236,849
1,904,268
14,522,480
13,321,180
2,576
781,875
2,386,213
7,012
1,454,974
12,136,267
3,519
4,378
61,863
80,986
2,912
3,199
28,181
35,816
2,462
3,248
33,682
45,170
18,790
18,070
2,904,271
2,142,033
11,173
12,272
2,135,031
7,617
5,798
769,240
273,066
29,321
28,256
996,9U
1,221,344
19,508
17,153
273,112
320,259
24,217
23,295
171, 124
178,021
6,722
9,422
883,759
1,014,618
3,245
5,361
506,922
743,416
3,477
4,061
376,837
271,202
1,045
4,778,882
3,761.517
24,708
24,589
3,559,828
2,356,739
13,757
13,529
2,565,831
1,849,649
10,951
11,060
993,997
507,090
10, 367
12,228
1,553,221
1,435,891
6,766
886,654
1,015,843
5,834
5,460
666,567
420,046
1,515
8,546
3,479
1,715
4,997
1,131
27
185
33
22
213
30
910
20,920
1,189
1,258
14,897
840
30,940
711,280
40,426
38,181
650,509
26,816
63
175
68
59
146
70
5,135
35,077
6,375
3,487
41,210
10,215
71,890
491,078
89,250
53,479
749,272
198,211
5,593
49,566
10,068
5,201
55,176
15,641
34,574
399, W7
73,847
33,234
393,302
122,331
27
45
26
654
14,104
1,422
2,204
43,842
4,061
62
141
87
5,039
35,482
E,646
32,370
355,305
69,786
210
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Moat daU for 1056 are baaed on npotta
Item
(For definitions and explanation
. see text)
Contra Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Lnperial
Inyo
Kern
1
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products!
dollars 1959...
8,856,529
4, 424, 237
1,252,559
916,962
1,665,377
1,207,298
62,238,792
34,582,409
12,423,243
9,965,913
9,581,746
9,390,389
82,827,694
32,133,120
2,235,310
1,516,383
37,571,010
34,161,420
0
1964 .. .
3
Any livestock sold alive (caUIe. horses and
mules, hops, sheep, and goBts)
. farms repotting 1959. . .
376
124
332
2,134
916
1,145
417
72
793
4
1954 .. .
352
112
275
2,532
1,079
1,160
547
77
721
vala
of sales, dollnts 1959 . . .
7,256,715
213,143
976,915
34,034,939
7,347,877
3,097,673
30,557,766
2,029,092
50,062,474
G
1954...
3,020,157
204,349
614,318
10,534,735
4,937,843
2,447,780
30,519,899
1,160,367
28,843,762
7
Pouluy and pouluy products
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
94
24
71
653
158
121
73
22
187
8
1954 .. .
214
41
104
1,267
291
249
170
17
293
9
valu
of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
247,397
58,661
659,864
13,941,423
635,340
161,179
37,864
18,284
1,719,463
in
1954...
521,103
29,733
_ 511,087
13,280,441
520,988
385,178
264,286
17,518
1,001,276
Livestock products other than poultry
and [loultry products valu
of sales, dollars 1959...
1,352,417
980,755
28,598
14,262,430
4,440,026
6,322,839
2,232,064
137,934
5,789,073
15
1954 . . .
882,977
682,880
81,893
10,767,233
4,507,037
6,557,431
1,398,935
337,998
4,316,332
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
13
Cattle and or calves sold alive
. , farms reporting 1959 . . .
310
103
262
1,837
805
1,005
368
65
632
14
1954 . . .
310
99
225
2,283
938
1,020
435
68
597
15
number 1959 . . .
39,611
2,282
6,116
171,361
29,355
25,552
387,434
12,943
231,665
1«
1954...
20,514
3,017
6,925
88,604
27,645
25,435
182,626
8,670
156,741
17
dollars 1959...
6,987,033
198,228
859,617
32,692,021
4,385,345
2,322,810
79,126,985
2,016,569
46,037,973
18
1954 . . .
2,473,702
179,703
535,941
8,910,257
2,793,574
1,609,776
28,621,134
925,126
26,469,358
W
Cattle, not countinR calves
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
202
66
199
1,180
630
710
293
51
381
50
1954...
261
88
164
1,669
763
309
424
62
510
21
number 1959...
33,334
624
2,808
141,059
13,967
3,937
355,958
7,506
205,577
22
1954...
14,905
888
3,600
57,053
16,503
9,877
177,913
7,010
145,531
23
dollars 1959 . . .
6,371,492
87,366
463,135
30,614,397
3,947,233
1,525,484
74,629,712
1,301,315
43,759,137
24
Fnmis repottinp by nunitwr of cattle sold—
1954...
2,152,525
93,818
297,752
7,659,322
2,500,059
1,219,547
28,417,513
313,863
25,907,081
25
1 to4
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
47
30
106
429
213
324
56
5
39
26
5 to 19
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
42
81
32
33
2
1
57
33
3
331
270
100
238
138
41
277
92
17
69
67
101
14
6
26
31
94
117
27
20to99
. . farms reporting 1959. ..
28
100 or more
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
29
Calves
. . farms repotting 1959. . .
232
220
90
72
209
137
1,366
1,814
513
752
687
797
140
159
40
37
393
296
30
1954...
31
number 1959...
6,277
1,658
3,308
30,802
10,388
16,565
31,476
5,437
26,068
32
1954 . . .
5,609
2,129
3,325
31,551
11,142
15,608
4,708
1,660
11,210
33
dollars 1959 .. .
615,541
110,862
396,432
2,077,624
438,107
797,326
4,497,273
715,254
2,278,336
34
1954 . . .
321,177
35,885
238,169
1,250,435
298,515
390,229
203,616
106,263
562,277
35
Horses and or mules sold alive
.. farms reporting 1959...
49
6
17
146
29
22
10
■ 8
82
3«
1954...
23
6
8
107
22
27
19
8
24
37
number 1959...
136
6
26
278
36
24
24
36
159
36
1954...
68
10
13
291
47
50
116
51
77
39
dollars 1959...
55,220
625
4,940
86,840
6,694
3,930
6,915
10,125
52,011
40
1954 . . .
9,930
578
1,285
39,936
20,556
4,334
20,048
3,622
10,275
41
Hogs and pies sold alive
.. farms reporting 1959...
32
15
45
301
126
79
52
1
133
42
1954 .. .
48
11
42
332
133
118
73
9
166
43
number 1959 .. .
3,156
115
1,295
16,357
16,236
2,837
7,519
10
7,507
1954...
7,472
335
1,005
12,576
6,112
2,248
6,171
34
10,077
45
dollars 1959...
107,304
3,910
44,030
556,138
552,024
96,453
255,646
340
255,238
46
1954...
340,908
12,432
23,410
469,331
223,966
49,044
167,996
3,565
413,996
47
Sheep and lambs sold alive
.. farms reporting 1959...
65
22
34
180
185
226
17
9
88
48
1954. . .
58
17
91
161
245
256
36
16
106
49
number 1959 .. .
7,597
695
4,477
49,835
171,701
47,995
83,430
147
265,373
50
1954...
11,199
892
3,751
56,073
106,687
57,735
104,799
11,957
93,963
51
dollars 1959...
106,358
9,730
62,673
697,690
2,403,814
671,930
1,168,020
2,053
3,715,222
52
1954 . . .
195,617
11,636
53,682
1,115,211
1,894,747
784,576
1,710,721
228,554
1,950,133
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
63
Sheep and/oi lambs stiorn
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
76
28
101
244
245
254
20
19
114
54
1954...
70
22
103
187
254
276
20
22
111
55
number shwTi 1959...
9,897
2,247
7,352
76,406
144,225
106,069
97,512
1,345
307, U5
56
1954 .. .
14,081
1,809
7,463
58,791
136,919
118,251
61,543
15,367
95,572
57
pounds of «col 1959 .. .
69,524
16,075
49,595
667,308
981,814
683,025
501,744
13,430
1,891,500
58
1954 . . .
97,540
12,443
50,635
570,136
1,038,058
744,179
323,956
151,064
797,055
5«
Lambs shorn
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
13
18
38
48
113
162
12
1
23
SO
number shorn 1959...
1,664
720
1,496
4,475
29,005
31,338
81,071
20
161,483
«1|
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
4,907
3,133
4,283
15,861
78,947
88,846
355,564
148
414,640
62 ! Other sheop shorn
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
74
28
100
232
240
251
13
19
110
SS
number shorn 1959...
8,233
1,527
5,856
71,931
115,220
74,131
16,441
1,325
145,632
64
LITTEBS FARROWED
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
64,617
12,942
45,307
651,447
902,367
599, 179
146,180
13,332
1,476,860
65
Litters (arrowed. Decemtier 1. previous
year to NoveiTiber 30. Census year
23
14
22
222
106
92
38
8
101
66
1954...
32
7
28
249
95
92
63
9
125
67
number of litters 1959 . . .
342
45
138
1,764
2,215
277
1,760
20
1,379
68
Farms reporting bv number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, lo November 30, 1959-
1954...
345
98
188
2,293
1,145
418
1,196
31
1,621
69
1 or 2 liir«rs
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
9
11
8
111
28
70
14
5
37
70
3 to 9 litters
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
5
1
11
67
29
18
8
3
40
71
In to 19 litters
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
1
1
26
21
1
4
10
72
20 to 39 litters
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
i
1
2
9
15
3
2
8
73
40 lo 69 litters
. . farms reporting 1959. . .
3
5
5
3
4
74
70 or more litters
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
4
8
7
2
75
June 2 to November 30
. . farms reptrting 1959. . .
18
13
17
171
83
73
32
5
85
76
1954...
24
6
19
190
76
65
44
6
93
77
number of littsrs 1959 . . .
166
29
76
363
1,063
153
833
8
646
78
1954 . . .
206
38
85
1,139
511
184
555
13
681
79
December 1 to June 1
. . farms repwting 1959 .. .
16
4
18-
149
86
57
22
6
74
80
1954...
21
5
21
155
78
71
49
6
96
81
number of litters 1959...
156
16
62
895
1,152
124
922
12
733
82
1964...
139
60
103
1,154
634
234
641
18
940
CALIFORNIA
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
for only * sample of farms. See tesij
211
Kings
TnllP
Lassen
los Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
Meroed
Modoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
18,752,483
1,LW,004
4,371,459
105,047,238
19,235,692
13,795,098
3,549,167
4,640,748
48,344,265
6,455,837
678,614
15,770,569
8,373,722
J
12,891,171
1,429,709
3,225,739
111,921,100
13,513,797
11,040,761
3,002,062
4,351,600
32,396,476
4,646,025
567,091
10,758,243
6,836,776
3
723
287
251
1,197
812
313
178
833
1,907
347
18
781
387
3
972
355
301
1,401
843
343
185
861
2,290
443
32
813
478
4
8,271,034
885,524
4,022,351
30,295,592
11,316,371
1,722,614
1,626,843
2,823,523
18,162,014
6,292, U3
661,924
11,519,885
5,795,005
5
4,900,729
803,014
2,816,281
25,719,999
6,408,675
1,507,707
1,343,716
2,421,583
7,414,310
4,381,733
542,548
6,291,086
3,474,116
6
105
102
75
937
U6
55
68
183
372
121
1
123
134
7
180
155
112
2,257
238
106
90
276
612
193
6
250
397
«
2,381,655
151,742
59,239
19,479,848
3,427,439
284,322
l,909,Oi2
326,668
9,569,426
29,693
16
1,141,053
1,250,960
9
1,481,285
326,878
87,019
26,461,845
2,898,594
763,306
1,637,618
423,796
8,074,098
56,167
1,526
1,457,516
1,626,018
10
8,099,794
76,738
289,869
55,271,798
4,491,882
U, 788,162
11,282
1,490,557
20,612,825
134,031
16,674
3,109,631
1,827,757
11
6,509,157
299,817
322,439
59,739,256
4,206,528
8,769,748
20,728
1,506,221
16,903,068
208,125
23,017
3,009,641
1,736,642
12
679
205
211
933
731
285
157
520
1,791
298
17
691
345
13
927
277
257
1,200
793
300
153
524
2,196
411
29
714
396
14
47,981
4,938
22,646
167,208
58,622
26,622
7,956
12,410
124,827
37,737
2,744
64,927
27,296
15
34,608
5,634
23,345
201,178
51,163
21,784
9,567
15,576
80,143
35,585
4,538
47,796
19,832
16
7,632,958
750,688
3,562,457
27,582,690
10,957,960
1,530,006
1,517,019
1,786,465
17,506,476
5,828,102
426,894
U, 025, 750
5,583,506
17
4,638, U9
560,427
2,424,054
21,528,976
5,994,599
860,316
1,235,256
1,496,829
6,870,746
4,059,676
482,126
5,702,694
3,190,735
18
473
176
179
828
634
214
Ul
308
1,349
258
14
569
232
19
687
213
216
1,047
640
258
123
422
1,748
372
26
572
291
20
32,139
2,474
14,744
115,372
40,719
8,137
5,668
7,068
87,472
26,941
1,267
49,558
23,138
21
24,002
3,515
15,245
128,021
32,302
7,220
6,869
10,537
42,532
28,531
3,013
31,723
14,209
22
6,807,838
456,960
2,566,097
26,343,433
9,011,548
1,210,807
1,270,761
1,313,338
15,354,995
4,493,948
284,606
9,410,947
5,238,437
23
4,449,404
446,607
1,920,346
20,539,772
5,140,151
663,981
1,063,835
1,272,513
5,749,628
3,622,453
369,254
4,785,548
2,920,138
2<
125
93
34
216
185
23
34
143
506
51
1
179
98
29
213
53
54
176
275
92
41
87
553
66
6
170
72
26
113
24
43
340
130
86
25
62
220
83
4
137
47
27
22
6
48
96
44
13
U
16
70
58
3
83
15
2S
576
96
130
616
428
259
78
393
1,432
194
10
426
260
29
782
209
180
902
678
263
123
337
1,907
233
18
494
291
30
15,842
2,464
7,902
51,836
17,903
18,485
2,288
5,342
37,355
10,796
1,477
15,369
4,158
31
10,606
2,119
8,100
73,157
18,861
14,564
2,699
5,039
37,611
7,054
1,525
16,073
5,623
32
825,150
293,728
996,360
1,239,257
1,946,412
319,199
246,258
473,127
2,151,481
1,334,154
142,288
1,614,803
345,069
33
188, 7U
113,820
503,708
989,204
854,448
196,335
171,421
224,316
1,121,118
437,223
112,872
917, 146
270,597
34
15
18
27
212
28
9
10
43
42
43
2
30
15
35
16
25
28
100
24
14
9
37
41
30
5
38
21
36
75
26
136
565
98
10
19
55
96
154
18
59
53
37
139
35
85
722
67
42
13
68
78
66
13
80
42
38
15,250
5,020
33,382
252,700
73,185
2,320
1,894
7,812
24,300
17,297
3,750
31,635
7,289
39
9,009
9,893
8,935
421,814
18,327
6,414
650
5,588
8,704
3,941
716
24,440
4,521
40
50
32
80
108
83
17
36
140
155
91
120
61
41
70
76
88
197
71
35
56
164
146
127
3
141
85
42
8,660
750
4,003
57,752
2,524
1,687
2,435
5,709
5,477
3,897
11,281
2,670
43
3,214
3,024
1,896
85,230
2,788
9,417
2,132
6,718
4,095
2,854
327
10,950
3,837
44
294,440
25,500
136,102
1,963,568
85,816
57,358
82,790
194,106
186,218
132,498
383,554
90,780
45
U0,374
76,145
63,263
3,396,054
114,392
435,177
78,973
172,377
124,274
97,045
12,198
454,798
118,447
46
49
98
78
125
59
57
35
403
91
106
7
121
61
47
35
112
89
102
S3
72
26
485
79
102
5
121
97
48
23,449
7,394
20,740
35,201
U,065
9,495
1,885
59,645
31,680
22,394
16,520
5,639
8,095
49
7,471
10,943
22,663
18,954
15,210
14,976
1,650
68,063
25,078
14,274
3,246
6,480
9,475
50
328,286
103,516
290,360
492,814
196,910
132,930
26,390
835,030
443,520
313,516
231,280
78,946
113,330
51
143,227
156,849
320,029
373,155
281,357
205,800
28,837
746,789
410,586
221,071
47,508
109,154
160,413
52
92
125
86
121
88
85
46
433
137
143
8
165
95
53
67
122
101
133
73
81
29
504
96
111
9
167
111
54
28,017
19, U5
28,361
24,541
28,915
28,129
3,486
140,398
35,572
26,975
4,195
10,683
17,748
55
9,958
15,849
29,722
21,433
17,596
22,029
2,485
152,266
26,584
16,876
4,423
9,896
15,868
56
252,555
101,383
260,244
231,346
228,620
183,616
21,905
835,214
327,573
252,005
39,699
82,074
101,927
57
79,598
98,882
266,519
190,952
160,974
150,109
16,729
922,539
263,197
162,946
39,012
76,487
97,933
5S
16
80
4
14
23
37
17
296
33
17
26
45
59
1,124
7,396
273
1,894
3,349
8,875
254
40,270
3,214
3,435
1,397
4,732
60
3,217
19,405
819
5,680
9,960
26,663
889
1U,206
11,500
17,523
4,432
14,497
61
87
122
86
121
85
85
46
430
129
142
8
163
92
62
26,893
U,749
28,043
22,647
25,566
19,253
3,232
100,128
32,358
23,540
4,195
9,286
13,016
63
249,338
81,978
259,425
225,666
218,660
156,953
21,016
724,008
316,073
234,482
39,699
77,642
87,430
64
78
33
63
81
57
13
33
79
115
71
88
30
65
66
58
77
136
60
25
43
113
111
92
1
106
63
66
944
176
421
11,484
331
272
329
844
1,358
510
1,035
242
67
570
524
404
20,232
500
479
424
1,171
882
598
3
1,601
668
68
41
16
30
33
25
^
20
29
56
28
34
8
69
19
11
17
23
21
3
6
25
38
26
24
15
70
10
5
12
2
8
3
4
U
13
10
18
2
4
3
1
2
2
6
5
2
1
1
1
2
9
3
'
7
7
3
5
1
12
1
"i
2
'•
2
58
23
46
67
50
10
24
62
104
54
74
28
40
46
49
109
39
14
28
76
80
63
1
81
47
488
73
212
3,793
180
128
125
352
849
242
491
110
258
210
177
9,753
243
174
163
506
466
252
3
725
313
47
22
51
60
31
12
22
59
71
59
72
22
43
45
59
98
42
20
32
95
72
73
84
52
456
103
209
7,691
151
144
204
492
509
268
544
132
312
314
227
10,479
257
305
261
665
416
346
876
•355
82
212
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most dftU tot US9 ue baaed on reporta
Value of sates of livestock and/of livestock products
iduding dairy products:
value of sales, dollBfS 1959..
1954 . .
Poullrv .ind piullrv products farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
value of sales, dollars 1959. .
1954..
! of sales, dollars 1959 . .
1954..
LIVESTOCK SOLD AUVE
■atUe anij or ralves sold alive farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
Catlle, nol counling calves farms reporting 1959 . ,
number 1959.
1954..
dollars 1059..
1954.
Farms reporting by number of carxle sold-
1U34 farms reporting 1959 .
,") to 19 farms reporting 1959.
20 (o 99 farms reporting 1959 .
100 or more farms reporting 1959 .
Calves farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
1959.
Horses and or mules sold alive
19.54..
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1959..
19.54 . .
number 1959..
1954..
dollars 1959..
3 and lambs sold alive farms reporting 1959 .
1954. .
number 1959.
1954 . .
dollars 1959.
1954 .
SHEEP SHOHV AND WIX)L
Sheep and/or lambs shorn fanrc; reporting 1959 .
1954.
number shorn 1959.
1954.
pounds of wool 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
numlier shorn 1959 .
pounds of wool 1959.
LirrERS FARROWED
mberoflil
! 1959 .
19.54.
Farms reportinc by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1558, to November .■». 1959-
1 or - litters farms reporting 1959 .
MnO litters farms reporting 1959.
10 to 19 titters farms reporting 1959.
'JO to 39 litters farms reporting 1959.
40 to fi9 litters farms reporting 1959.
711 or more litters farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of litters 1959.
1954.
8,074
7,125
1,091,217
4,072
3,021
702, 819
373,509
7,697
8,619
107,758
144,690
7,839
66,884
70,712
lo .tune 1 farms reportin
42,248
31,351
4,843,243
2,147,859
21,570
15,339
4,481,634
1,913,320
20,678
15,962
361,609
234,539
16,972
19,584
697,859
6,854
3,957
33,904
30,843
10,971
12,813
1,370,533
1,115,166
2,855
6,381
529,420
732,348
8,U6
6,432
841,113
382,818
12,187
33,179
170,618
540,373
15,848
39,463
111,236
286,091
8,328
1,398,010
931,255
6,540
5,058
1,192,824
680,282
1,721
3,270
205, 186
250,973
Riverside Sacramento San Benito
1,009
57,465,445
16,845,445
554
1,057
12,637,430
9,874,016
244,954
98,853
56,174,814
15,291,927
227,316
ai,5ii
55,139,100
14,600,140
17, 638
14,342
1,035,714
691,787
32,480
25,090
1,1«,320
944,949
10,622
24,596
148,708
471,259
23,660
40,609
24,896
26,873
209,445
211,008
259,558
192,340
23
45
6,169
25,224
30,521
78,254
69
149
17,491
15,335
178,924
132,754
1,332
1,544
14,915,087
5,706,637
1,167
1,363
75,536
43,093
14,236,318
5,046,563
344
1,031
55,955
27,801
12,877,951
4,403,447
309
39
811
1,055
19,631
15,292
1,358,367
643,116
85
5,382
8,672
182,938
282,982
32,081
21,775
449,134
363,758
22,933
23,934
3,756,472
7,656
6,704
932,895
477,782
1,361
1,867
46,274
66,712
8,324
12,296
116,536
246,805
1,717
23,619,606
17,574,409
76,406
39,875
10,067,738
3,220,318
48,045
21,150
9,263,966
2,823,352
28,361
18,725
803,772
396,466
13,663
12,736
464, 542
529,253
13,508
6,677
189,112
122,868
15,421
6,415
129,994
51,202
AND LITTERS FARROWED:
for only a sample of farms. See texi]
CALIFORNIA
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
213
Santa Clara
1,913
2,120
16,918,749
20,760,500
1,687
l,94i
90,A^i
124,268
14,804,792
19,278,564
1,286
1,572
58,010
93,449
12,896,935
18,342,053
510
500
225
51
1,255
1,615
32,434
30,819
1,907,857
936,511
71
25,902
23,164
880,668
863,726
82,296
31,081
1,152,144
594,179
60, 186
37,504
396,541
265,109
71,747
51,768
11,750,651
5,940,099
53,933
32,743
10,086,155
4,777,744
17,814
19,025
1,664,496
1,162,355
2,608
3,894
88,672
U6,675
9,586
6,487
134,204
103,230
5,846
7,832
42,762
56,542
3,349
3,594
459,015
368,463
1,816
2,094
342,970
311,324
1,533
1,500
116,045
57,139
2,585
26,102
87,890
1,239,283
430
9,471,745
16,892,935
53,713
91,803
9,262,030
16,609,738
42,951
82,425
8,331,138
16,135,953
10,762
9,378
930,892
473,785
2,935
8,289
99,790
176,314
3,521
4,950
49,294
97,017
4,233
5,100
36,083
42,846
25,669
44,495
3,593,343
6,094,343
3U
467
13,194
32,054
2,616,307
5,636,763
93
12,475
12,441
977,036
457,580
6,431
9,034
218,654
430,165
1,642
3,701
22,988
71,972
2,801
3,154
17,330
21,623
3,960
5,481
511,544
510,586
1,945
2,552
335,685
391,705
2,015
2,929
175,859
118,881
1,856
1,211
U,358
23,257
21, 560
3,483,590
2,253,227
13,559
12,995
2,454,335
1,771,311
9,698
8,565
1,029,255
481,916
5,375
3,677
5,085
3,828
21
135
53
173
240
8,352
1,797
7,052
8,160
283,968
45,636
159,433
56
116
58
84
1,162
6,135
681
3,926
16,268
85,890
10,948
52,104
5,785
5,391
41,939
39,831
2,616
4,820
401,725
419,160
1,428
2,616
249,017
256,979
1,188
2,204
152,703
1,891
597
16,108
28,270
29,648
4,164,778
2,920,807
14,523
15,133
2,603,308
1,933,034
13,747
14,515
1,561,470
987,773
6,834
4,929
232,356
192,693
10,746
7,561
150,444
116,120
10,278
9,668
97,750
81,719
20,911
17,549
4,561,050
3,275,913
3,719
3,674
282,430
180,713
2,215
2,164
75,310
68,924
211,820
205,703
2,965,480
3,529,026
255,495
234,957
1,272,452
1,250,313
2,443
2,378
5,372,789
3,553,668
1,132
2,124
19,238,049
19,188,881
1,628
1,660
46,326
41,500
3,898,038
2,147,140
1,223
1,197
18,382
15,270
3,079,175
1,712,491
538
415
245
25
1,045
1,245
27,944
26,230
818,863
434,549
103
4,666
6,623
158,544
238,763
92,528
84,515
1,295,392
1,150,201
1,129
1,160
168,638
164,767
1,004,831
1,017,541
487
50,233
137,203
1,120
118,405
367,628
2,754
3,461
20,931,846
11,677,354
643
1,121
16,765,338
10,616,855
2,581
3,334
112,878
109, 504
19,583,753
10,705,447
2,021
2,543
69,575
55,032
17,694,777
9,679,927
760
820
348
93
1,995
2,872
43,203
44,472
1,888,975
1,025,520
111
6,722
8,756
228, 548
330,029
56,487
34,470
930,813
625,356
39,193
37,747
189,782
202, 187
214
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-L1VEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports for only a sample
of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions wid explanations
see text)
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
1
Value Of sales of livestock and/oi livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1959...
i, 670, 831
10 783 997
453 196
53 643 488
2,904,820
2,891,691
29,504,587
8,820,468
9,219,206
5,199,809
5,473,913
3,021,099
2
1954...
3;S09i914
7^031*793
337^ 577
35^956^290
3
Any livestock sold alive (oaule, horses and
mules, hogs, sheep, and goats)
. farms refioTting 1959. . .
419
876
99
2,052
253
245
433
423
4
1954 . . .
472
1,007
125
2,318
209
254
455
402
5
value
of sales, dollars 1959 .. .
2,075,158
8,923,345
428,848
25,174,533
952,548
21,351,314
7,589,520
3,509,218
e
1954...
1,753,591
4,203,694
297, 130
16,108,366
1,059,934
3,930,130
3,325,716
1,527,815
7
Poultry and poultiy products
. farms reporting 1959. . .
107
199
34
512
57
126
93
68
8
1954...
194
326
68
1,008
98
215
173
141
9
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
667,768
413,467
13,243
10,152,719
1,789,337
4,640,753
302,243
301,831
10
1954 . . .
705,905
625,013
21,760
7,901,392
1,741,387
2,626,033
638,699
636,303
11
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value
of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
1,927,905
1,447,185
11,105
18,316,236
162,935
3,512,520
1,327,443
1,662,864
12
LnTSTOCK SOLD ALI\-E
1954 .. .
1,350,418
2,203,086
18,687
11,946,532
90,370
2,264,305
1,235,394
856,981
13
Cattle and or calves sold alive
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
358
687
89
1,768
228
194
291
405
14
1954 . . .
388
864
114
2,129
178
223
307
346
15
number 1959 . . .
9,230
41,542
2,674
143,796
5,733
86,493
30,205
23,069
16
19,54 .. .
10,304
29,889
3,539
125,008
9,242
24,811
14,401
13,838
17
dollars 1959...
1,220,312
7,341,186
397,690
24,524,813
887,492
20,836,060
6,866,167
3,385,616
18
1954 .. .
873,942
2,945,038
267,952
15,543,635
990,470
3,530,205
1,769,959
1,281,191
19
Cattle, not counting calves
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
265
507
74
1,243
115
123
230
212
20
1954...
302
662
91
1,664
122
186
253
261
21
number 1959...
4,958
27,993
1,218
109,906
3,506
80,362
27,146
13,034
22
1954 .. .
5,688
19,077
1,628
97,467
6,658
20,578
11,260
7,220
23
dollars 1959 . . .
961,237
5,861,454
211,440
22,546,721
652,447
20,419,351
6,591,374
2,349,092
24
Fanns reputing by number of caUle sold-
1954...
692,275
2,409,442
156,553
14,491,342
843,308
3,352,849
1,633,286
890,502
25
lto4
farms repotting 1959 . . .
118
217
37
393
51
17
98
86
26
5 to 19
farms reporting 1959 .. .
86
179
18
414
33
44
80
89
27
20 lo 99
farms repotting 1959. . .
53
86
15
337
19
40
40
22
28
100 or more
farms reporting 1959 .. .
8
25
4
99
12
22
12
15
29
Calves
farms reporting 1959...
272
467
57
1,214
194
130
173
353
30
1954 . . .
295
695
82
1,523
138
130
213
286
31
number 1959...
4,272
13,549
1,456
33,890
2,227
6,131
3,059
10,035
32
1954...
4,616
10,812
1,911
27,541
2,584
4,233
3,141
6,618
33
dollars 1959 . . .
259,075
1,479,732
186,250
1,978,092
235,045
416,709
274,793
1,036,524
34
1954...
181,667
535,596
111,399
1,052,293
147, 162
177,356
136,673
390,689
35
Horses and, or mules sold alive
. farms reporting 1959...
12
41
13
125
6
25
10
21
36
1954...
12
48
12
103
8
17
13
13
37
number 1959 . . .
14
230
46
207
7
57
15
28
38
1954...
21
97
31
249
56
106
21
25
39
dollars 1959 .. .
1,642
71,413
4,990
84,408
850
37,450
2,307
12,090
40
1954 .. .
2,902
9,794
2,730
41,844
5,480
57,040
3,510
1,980
41
Hogs and pigs sold alive
. farms reporting 1959...
64
185
11
346
58
31
98
57
42
1954...
91
216
27
318
52
44
108
67
43
number 1959 .. .
10,109
12,706
173
15,332
1,181
12,196
7,242
614
44
1954...
4,570
11,044
524
13,596
1,928
5,252
8,907
3,024
45
dollars 1959...
343,706
432,004
5,882
521,288
40,154
414,664
246, 228
20,876
46
1954 . . .
158,025
265,339
11,426
441,043
54,024
232,240
302,636
88,854
47
Sheep and lamhs sold alive
. farms repjrting 1959...
121
222
17
158
43
26
157
57
48
19,54 .. .
86
211
16
135
26
19
171
62
49
number 1959 .. .
36,332
77,053
1,449
3,016
1,693
4,510
33,862
6,474
50
1954...
42,406
58,186
1,226
5,483
625
5,553
64,273
9,700
51
dollars 1959...
508,648
1,078,742
20,286
42,224
23,702
63,140
474,068
90,636
52
1954 . . .
718,722
983,523
15,022
81,844
9,960
110,645
1,249,611
155,790
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
53
Sfieep and/or lambs shorn
. farms reporting 1959. . .
82
247
19
180
46
27
133
71
54
1954 .. .
97
221
24
160
36
22
175
70
55
number shorn 1959 .. .
38, 557
U4,583
3,852
3,403
2,556
4,753
47,700
14,404
56
1954...
4A,558
87,409
3,315
6,202
1,086
5,995
74,534
8,987
57
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
249,027
708,688
23,686
25,435
15, 549
34,757
338,128
78,331
58
1954 . . .
343,764
593,092
19,245
42,792
7,434
42,915
521,864
73,736
59
Lambs shorn
. farms repcrting 1959 .. .
34
118
10
22
13
7
50
22
60
number shorn 1959 .. .
11,678
31,703
1,403
152
338
319
10,733
7,297
61
pounds of wool 1959...
37,906
75,710
4,003
704
815
1,004
32,263
20,192
62
Other sheep shorn
. farms repnting 1959 . . .
81
242
19
177
46
25
131
68
63
number shorn 1959 .. .
26,879
82,830
2,449
3,251
2,218
4,434
36,967
7,107
64
pounds of wool 1959 .. .
211,121
632,978
19,683
24,731
14,734
33,753
305,865
58,139
LITTERS FARROWED
65
Litters farrowed, DeceralKt 1. previous
year to November 30, Census year
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
41
131
7
204
33
24
57
38
66
1954 . . .
65
164
23
223
48
36
36
51
67
number of litters 1959 . . .
934
2,246
19
2,779
261
1,364
1,192
445
68
1954...
706
1,955
95
2,448
332
1,110
1,563
451
Forms reporting bv number of liuers faiTowed
1 December 1, 1958, U, November 30. 1959-
69
lot2litler«
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
12
4«
3
94
16
10
7
20
70
3 to 9 litters
. farms reporting 1959. . .
9
34
4
49
9
5
14
10
71
10 lo 19 liUers
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
6
19
24
4
12
3
72
20 to 39 litters
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
8
19
20
3
3
14
1
73
40 to 69 litters
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
4
10
1
2
8
2
74
70 or more litters
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
4
7
7
4
2
2
75
June 2 to November 30
. farms reporting 1959. . .
38
115
5
171
28
18
50
32
76
1954...
47
128
12
161
39
27
67
40
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
435
1,096
9
1,356
122
921
564
209
78
1954...
282
964
30
1,174
157
507
712
174
79
December 1 lo June 1
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
30
94
5
U3
23
17
50
24
80
1954 .. .
52
121
19
152
34
30
72
31
81
number of littets 1959 .. .
499
1,150
10
1,423
139
943
623
236
82
1954 . . ,
424
991
65
1,274
175
603
851
277
CALIFORNIA
215
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
[Data for daily products sold for 1959 are based on repoils for □
sample of faims. '^ee text]
(For definitions and exfilsj
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk ot cream sold forms reporting 1959..
19M..
dollars 19S9..
1954 . .
Aven^ sales per farm reprrttng dollars 1959. .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporunf! 1959 . .
1954 . .
1954.
Cream sold farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
poiiiids of butterfot 1959 . .
1954..
PdXTRY AND POVLTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporunc 1959. .
1954..
dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Chickens sold farms reporting 1959..
1954..
number 1959 .
1954..
Broilers sold farms repcninfi 1&59..
19H..
niimberl959..
1954.
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1959..
1954.
numb<* igse.
1954.
Chicken eggs sold farms reforting 1959 ..
1954..
dozens 1959 . .
1954.
Turkeys and tufttey fryefs raised farms reporting 1959 .
Farms reporting by number of twkeys and Uskoy f^ers raised-
Under 50 farms refKeliiv 1959.
50 to 399 farms t«povting 1959..
400 or more farms Ivpofting 1959.
10,890
17,22i
323,5iO,000
264,509,956
29,710
10,'i35
15,916
7,158,327,042
6,386,507,520
548
1,308
980,068
2,172,376
12,268
22,950
209,780,566
187,868,874
8,345
14,662
56,659,381
53,735,134
817
2,150
38,680,935
38,275,851
7,672
13,109
17,978,446
15,459,283
8,850
17,473
357,109,995
253,381,595
1,915
3,693
62,659,269
52,966,008
2,452
6,125
12,948,309
9,9U,034
1,915,866
2,508,627
66,064
102,194
116,587
9,290
1,397,135
1,635,542
7,805
1,615
233,425
431,869
5,836
Item
(For deHnitions and explinations, aee tast)
Contra Costa
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk Of Cfeam sold farms roptrting 1959..
1954..
dollars 1959..
1054..
Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959..
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 19S9 . .
1954..
pounds 195S . .
igM..
Crvam sold farms reporting 1969 . .
1954..
pounds of butterfat 1969 . .
1964..
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS.
Poultry and poultry products sold faims reporting 1969..
1954..
dollars 1959..
1954..
Chickens sold farms repeating 1959..
1954..
number 1959. .
1954..
Broilers sold farms reporting 1969..
1954 . .
number 1959. .
1954..
fXh« chickens sold farms reporting 1959..
1054..
number 1959..
1954..
Chicken eggs sold farms repeating 1959 . ,
1954.
dosens 1959.
1954.
1,323,217
973,574
826,404
675,663
37,806
17,080
35
57
29
77
31,686,334
28,494,511
19,403,235
19,335,799
1,162
U,982,144
10,436,554
25, 103
1,148
333,579,966
286,443,642
1,267
13,941,423
13,280,441
4,027,654
3,905,013
8,871
6,032,005
6,125,807
11,317
2,021,331
1,211,041
32,085
1954..
dollars 1959..
1954 . .
Turkeys and turkey Iryers raised farms reporting 1059 .
1954.
number 1969.
1954.
Farms reporting by nionber of turkeys and turkey fryers raiaed-
Und« 50 farms repcrting 1959 .
50 to 390 farms repcrting 1959 .
400 or mm farms reporting 1959 .
182,220
250,381
16,565
216
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data for dairy products sold for 1959 are based
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
DAIKV PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms reponmg i
dollars 1
Average sales per farm repcrtinp dol lars 1
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1
pounds 1
Cream sold farms reporting 1
pounds of buti«rfat 1
3,854,090
76,8iO
7,993,715
6,462,990
20,497
130, 566
167,858
5,016
55,174,611
59,628,504
131,997
4,395,862
4,113,163
20,833
U,711,0U
8,682,685
60,366
POl'LTRY AND POULTRV PRGDl'CTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reportm
dollar
Chickens sold farms reporting 1
number 1
Broilers sold farms repcxtin
numb<
Other chickens sold farms reportm
Chicken eggs sold farms reponin
Turkeys, ducka, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting 1
dollars 1
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised—
Under 50 farms reporting
50 to 399 farms reporting
40O or more farms reporting
2,257
19,479,848
26,461,845
1,485
2,123,709
2,216,810
613
1,668
30,141,380
37,697,817
Item
(For definitions and explai
e text)
DAIRV PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms reporting 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
.\verage sales per farm reporting dol lars 1959 .
Milk sold as whole milk farms repcrting 1959 .
pounds 1959 .
Cream sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
pounds of bulterfat 1959 .
1954.
PnilLTRY AND POl'I.TRV PRODITTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1
dollars 1
1
Chickens sold farms reporting 1959.
Broilers sold farms reporting 1959.
1
Other chickens sold farms reporting 1
1
1
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1
dozens 1959 .
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959 .
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
Und« 50 farms reporting 1959 .
50 to .399 farms reporting 1959 .
400 or more farms reporting 1
12,349,718
9,275,194
93,558
1,221
15,408,351
11,108,820
1,369
17,220,013
14,105,782
20,974
1,358
391,161,682
390,296,724
3,054,710
2,476,156
18,402
569,415
585,407
15,390
3,012,054
2,610,038
71,716
5,382,521
6,430,361
46,004
420,450
596,918
13,563
CALIFORNIA
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
217
on renons for only
a sample of farms.
s«u,«]
Merced
Xtodoc
Mono
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
1,216
65
81
51
75
158
114
8
109
472
29
220
I
1,727
122
"2
156
95
84
130
166
29
120
808
49
215
2
20,475,241
28,189
3,075,153
1,784,865
287,360
21,624,103
1,242,097
5,542
10,171,707
6,551,342
531,400
23,583,568
3
16,755,414
113,616
390
2,965,279
1,679,338
241,760
15,001,248
784,623
48,009
4,417,465
4,554,236
444,423
13,041,048
4
16,838
434
37,965
34,997
3,831
136,861
10,896
693
93,318
13,381
20,043
107,221
1,216
11
81
36
65
158
94
104
461
29
220
6
1,718
20
151
67
59
128
133
15
104
732
49
205
7
531,242,104
37,840
66,352,313
34,509,430
7,628,384
461,328,097
26,079,070
211,497,721
170,049,731
15,046,900
474,943,739
S
497,740,211
1,664,216
76,154,106
35,872,151
5,834,545
330,059,277
13,544,784
873,130
84,858,882
117,955,864
10,888,284
257,949,443
9
64
20
10
5
20
8
10
11
7
10
9
102
2
5
28
25
2
33
14
16
76
10
11
51,291
56,115
1,835
1,500
30,600
9,179
8,030
11,610
4,690
12
28,627
91,708
650
2,411
47,843
27,324
223
44,736
17,333
13,025
43,870
15,225
13
372
121
1
123
134
87
347
144
28
554
367
69
990
14
612
193
6
250
397
147
533
274
51
1,057
727
107
1,717
15
9,569,426
29,693
16
1,141,053
1,250,960
561,084
13,694,144
2,778,721
14,390
12,637,430
4,008,056
2,552,344
23,619,506
16
8,074,098
56,167
1,526
1,457,516
1,626,018
330,405
12,654,248
1,765,537
36,553
9,874,016
4,471,745
1,301,232
17,574,409
17
220
40
77
97
48
308
77
11
427
231
35
837
18
349
73
3
145
238
71
436
129
23
713
432
65
1,469
19
2,050,659
6,033
433,126
332,845
308,925
2,074,256
233,807
1,476
1,656,072
1,105,577
1,597,919
5,826,832
20
919,348
5,210
370
721,461
451,587
117,883
2,005,429
376,560
5,575
1,774,439
1,016,850
264,566
5,711,207
21
36
1
6
6
4
14
4
16
10
4
91
3S
43
20
28
13
60
17
70
50
11
222
23
1,813,797
1,820
340,459
184,200
278,000
369,627
121,000
657,679
714,100
1,539,800
3,294,640
24
718,437
607,160
254,305
98,031
887,310
313,876
896,910
575,755
213,300
3,630,115
26
187
'46
72
94
44
299
74
11
414
225
33
812
36
313
73
"3
129
219
60
403
116
23
565
389
58
1,300
27
236,862
4,213
92,667
148,645
X,925
1,704,629
112,807
1,476
998,393
391,477
58,119
2,532,192
38
200,911
5,210
370
114,301
187,282
19,852
1,118,119
62,684
5,676
377,529
441,095
51,366
2,081,092
29
198
106
1
90
112
61
308
86
24
427
255
40
808
30
381
163
4
177
320
110
461
183
42
798
536
61
1,424
31
5,539,293
81,894
50
2,732,992
2,576,332
632,383
38,219,641
2,390,768
42,581
23,352,696
8,084,541
1,280,332
53,843,337
32
3, 543,705
106,811
2,362
1,885,121
3,039,794
353,295
19,886,608
1,138,529
66,279
14,624,003
7,757,260
784,277
34,897,702
33
U2
10
21
18
20
25
40
4
119
66
15
86
34
155
21
40
55
43
52
72
5
229
130
21
170
3S
6,529,434
426
6,902
241,756
166,885
460,208
1,885,472
100
4,294,375
787,814
1,130,995
3,141,682
36
6,187,839
1,681
164,511
232,690
77,290
670,650
1,065,835
2,780
3,632,489
983,690
823,177
1,497,205
37
140
34
"i
39
38
17
18
52
2
134
75
23
92
38
318
86
5
92
103
53
41
133
11
398
214
42
250
39
1,446,549
216
10
1,068
42,062
34,314
82,822
327,084
16
914,275
166,976
209,621
642,991
40
1,242,933
829
16
36,507
36,566
14,008
83,101
151,969
435
641,920
164,604
165,584
249,308
41
60
34
1
36
34
14
11
29
2
61
54
10
50
43
2
2
5
12
6
10
43
78
1
4
3
"7
18
61
15
13
32
44
Sierra
Siskiyou
SolAno
Sonooia
StAnlsUus
Sutter
Tehaju
Trinity
Tulare
TuoluMie
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
11
139
61
672
1,551
108
215
10
438
10
10
55
118
1
14
193
96
918
2,664
161
399
15
788
20
22
104
125
2
7,637
1,103,130
1,420,042
18,301,752
24,578,861
1,823,271
1,149,340
1,115
18,305,553
155,715
3,497,922
1,135,427
1,629,900
3
22,179
666,470
1,055,222
12,378,637
22,055,496
1,151,035
1,859,093
7,525
11,921,713
86,058
2,239,414
932,713
814,214
4
694
7,936
23,279
27,235
15,847
16,882
5,346
112
41,794
15,572
349,792
21,553
13,813
5
5
101
4«
556
1,551
103
210
10
438
10
10
55
113
6
4
76
68
624
2,657
154
377
11
780
13
18
82
109
7
21,500
24,170,689
30,999,195
385,714,253
624,996,734
46,171,555
31,285,335
15,600
445,909,282
2,755,625
58,886,315
24,009,365
39,405,503
8
48,498
14,446,421
25,545,872
282,003,239
635,979,166
31,015,437
53,128,233
139,595
331,372,453
1,424,401
43,434,520
23,927,134
22,232,102
9
6
39
15
121
5
5
5
5
10
10
117
28
294
7
7
22
4
8
7
4
'22
'is
11
5,888
132,048
37,500
160,915
58,020
550
1,875
30
12
34^76
189,858
29,354
408,160
17,934
23,583
30,608
1,247
100,892
11,204
3,595
10,942
21,472
13
9
109
109
1,132
643
107
199
34
512
57
126
93
58
14
14
221
201
2,124
1,121
194
326
68
1,008
93
215
173
141
15
653
85,519
468,357
19,238,049
16,765,338
667,768
413,467
13,243
10,152,719
1,739,337
4,540,753
302,243
301,831
16
7,264
204,396
614,625
19,188,881
10,616,856
705,905
625,013
21,760
7,901,392
1,741,387
2,626,033
638,699
636,303
17
2
41
56
976
454
77
70
11
333
21
92
50
35
18
6
89
102
1,629
696
114
142
33
587
42
127
75
76
19
44
10,223
194,438
7,638,849
3,790,804
264,380
78,975
1,201
2,349,832
105,589
378,588
45,312
116,586
30
622
33,406
251,149
7,814,732
1,950,366
252,937
238,656
4,323
1,784,476
56,894
306,135
200,103
148,616
21
6
97
45
3
3
29
1
2
3
22
2
13
263
67
8
12
"i
48
7
17
8
6
23
124,400
5,842,705
2,435,027
153,000
43,000
1,725,025
80,000
4,400
22,600
24
4,100
209,775
5,369,962
1,314,735
189,000
197,826
1,300
1,249,755
50,000
124,600
170,985
39,600
25
"2
41
52
900
416
77
72
11
309
21
92
50
35
26
6
88
92
1,442
650
106
134
33
549
35
121
70
71
27
44
10,223
70,038
1,796,144
1,355,777
111,380
35,975
1,201
624,307
26,689
374,188
22,712
116,585
28
622
29,306
41,374
2,444,770
635,631
63,937
40,830
3,023
534,721
16,394
181,535
29,118
109,016
29
8
85
73
920
455
79
138
25
342
25
103
74
47
30
13
169
153
1,800
860
157
227
47
694
40
163
143
98
31
1,884
247,647
789,781
37,378,964
23,648,214
1,613,590
527,001
39,082
13,323,501
452,144
9,417,085
329,992
590,599
33
13,316
360,900
742,071
34,568,466
10,882,095
953,091
600,535
23,512
8,938,234
205,002
3,153,249
482,899
658,709
33
1
22
22
102
107
11
42
7
103
24
17
14
7
34
1
43
39
183
148
21
77
15
221
48
53
26
27
35
30
1,672
104,494
2,729,185
7,029,393
3,378
201,118
197
4,504,020
1,581,441
1,456,085
171,962
60, 375
36
50
14,119
130,563
1,223,953
5,113,816
82,934
229,621
2,952
3,529,307
1,601,280
1,195,667
260,398
66,596
37
1
35
20
96
121
24
99
7
117
26
18
20
16
38
4
131
79
248
268
61
190
24
290
48
64
48
66
39
15
473
19,197
391,012
1,451,959
838
43,716
62
802,777
351,390
348,519
28,629
12, 122
40
36
3,924
16,498
206,256
1,048,469
15,177
39,852
520
547,475
359,940
210,434
56,213
6,180
41
1
33
17
63
55
22
95
7
73
4
9
13
15
43
2
1
7
1
i
1
1
1
43
2
26
65
'■
40
21
8
6
1
44
218 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lOa.-GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Item
(For derinitjons and explanations, see text)
The State
Alaiieda
Alpine
Ainador
Butte
Calaveras
Colusa
Contra
Costa
Del Norte
Go.L,.ndk,d,of.ll
2,406
30
26
46
62
5
23
U
5
number 1959 .. .
2i,301
71
944
293
1,606
10
66
327
2,355
49
1
1
30
23
3
46
60
2
5
23
10
1
7
1,000 to 1,999 heed
farms reporting 1969 .. .
farms reporting 1959 .. .
8
9
Angara goats and kids
farms reporting 1959 . . .
number 1959...
233
6,218
2
2
14
669
6
75
42
1,284
2
210
10
Other goats and kids
fams reporting 1959. . .
2,233
29
19
42
31
5
23
9
11
number 1959...
18,083
69
275
218
322
10
66
U7
12
13
Goats and kids clipped
fame reporting 1959 .. .
number 1959.. .
136
5,525
10
630
2
55
36
1,161
2
210
14
pounds of mohair 1959 . . .
23,130
1,953
361
4,927
660
15
16
17
Goals and kids sold alive
farms reporting 1 959 . . .
number 1959...
dollars 1959...
563
7,996
79,960
5
5
50
7
148
1,480
15
815
8,150
30
632
6,320
5
80
800
6
65
650
Item
(For deriniti..ii. jnd explanations, see text)
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
eunlxildt
IiHierlal
Inyo
Kem
Sings
lake
Lassen
1
Goats and kids of all ages
farms reporting 1959 . . .
46
125
29
43
40
7
56
48
12
12
2
number 1959 .. .
1,308
645
55
762
225
52
388
117
90
27
I'nder 100 head
farms reporting 1959 .. .
43
3
124
1
29
42
1
40
55
1
48
12
12
6
7
50(1 to 999 head
1.00(1 to 1,999 head
2,000 or more head
farms reporting 1959 .. .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 .. .
An a ats and kids
16
7
2
9
4
2
1
3
number 1959 . . .
950
10
9
385
21
20
10
5
33
358
118
635
27
46
38
377
36
204
6
32
56
378
45
112
12
90
12
11
number 1959...
27
10
1
1
5
2
2
1
number 1959...
882
6
5
380
20
11
3
11
pounds of mobair 1959 .. .
3,020
24
15
2,945
82
44
9
C ats nd k ds Id alve
21
565
5,650
30
225
2,250
21
255
2,550
5
20
200
16
203
2,030
5
10
100
5
80
800
5
16
17
number 1559...
dollars 1959 . . .
5
50
Item
(For dennitions and explanations, see text)
Lo3
Angeles
Madera
Uarin
Mariposa
Mendocino
lleraei
Uodoc
MODO
Uontere;
Napa
1
Goals and kids of all ages
farms reporting 1959 . . .
136
31
13
30
40
69
18
22
25
2
number 1959 .. .
2,645
260
37
180
467
741
102
94
304
133
2
1
30
1
13
30
39
1
65
4
18
22
24
5
6
7
100 to 499 head
500 to 999 head
1,000 to 1,999 head
2,000 or more head
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959. . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 .. .
1
"
Vngnra goats and kids
farm.s reporting 1959 . . .
number 1959,..
2
10
4
14
13
8
253
4
7
2
3
3
68
10
Other goats and kids
farms rejxirtine 1959 . . .
135
28
13
28
32
67
18
20
24
11
number 1959...
2,635
246
37
167
214
734
102
91
236
14
Ooat.^ and kids clipped
farms reporting 1959 . . .
number 1959...
pounds of mohair 1959 . . .
1
8
32
1
3
15
3
222
917
1
1
5
1
2
10
2
57
126
16
Goats and kids sold alive
farms reporting 1959...
number 1959...
dollars 1959...
27
382
3,820
5
250
2,500
10
75
750
6
11
no
25
150
1,500
5
70
700
5
10
100
CALIFORNIA 219
County Table lOa.-GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definjtio
Item
lis and expIanaUona, see text)
Nevada
Otrasge
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
1
Goats and k]d3 of all ages . . .
(anus reporting 1959 . . .
49
29
81
1
108
61
12
106
98
2
number 1959 .. .
643
181
757
2
804
455
160
1,222
609
3
4
5
7
Under 100 head
100 lo 499 he«i
500 to 999 head
1.000 lo 1.999 he«l
2.000 or more head
fanns reportinj^ 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 .. .
farms reporting 1959...
fanns rernrung 1959...
farms reporting 1959...
49
29
80
1
1
107
1
60
1
12
103
2
1
97
1
8
Angora goats and kids
farms repeating 1959...
U
2
8
5
3
3
9
number 1959 . . .
217
3
38
302
65
3
10
Other goat^ and kida
farms reporting 1959.. .
40
28
77
1
103
58
12
103
98
11
number 1959...
426
178
719
2
502
390
160
1,219
609
12
Goats and kida clipped
farms reporting 1959. . .
Ifl
1
2
2
1
1
13
number 1969...
193
9
22
296
60
2
14
pounds of mohair 1959...
997
50
52
1,088
366
10
15
le
17
Goata and kjda sold alive
farms reporting 1959 . . .
number 1959...
12
213
2,130
5
5
50
16
43
430
25
HO
1,100
X
695
6,950
1
20
200
25
135
1,350
35
225
2,250
(For derinitica
iMn
£ and explanattcBui, see text)
San
Joaqttln
San Luis
Obispo
San Uateo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiytm
Solano
1
Goats and kida of all aj^ . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
108
56
11
12
68
27
46
5
30
IB
2
number 1959...
1,965
332
31
81
432
336
471
31
215
76
3
5
7
I'nder 100 head
100 to 499 head
500 to 999 head
1,000 to 1.990 head
2.0O0 or more head
farms tepcxting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1969. . .
farms reporting 1959...
farms repeating 1959...
farms rr>porting 1959...
98
10
56
U
12
66
2
25
2
46
5
30
18
S
Anpjra goats and kids
farms reporting 1969. ..
5
3
1
3
2
5
1
2
»
nun.ber 1959 .. .
391
28
2
6
21
78
2
3
10
(Hh« reals and kida
farma repeating 1959...
105
53
11
11
65
26
41
5
30
18
u
number 1959...
1,594
304
31
79
426
315
393
31
213
73
12
Goats and kida clipped
farma reporting 1959 . . .
4
1
1
2
1
4
13
number 1959...
331
13
2
3
15
71
U
pounds of mohair 1969 .. .
1,552
50
10
4
20
362
15
16
17
Goats and kids sold alive
farms ft^jorling 1969 .. .
number 1959...
dollars 1959...
31
1,302
13,020
20
175
1,750
17
145
1,450
7
50
500
5
50
500
5
170
1,700
5
50
500
(For derinitioos aad enplanaljans, see text)
Stanlslatis
Suttar
Tebama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuoluome
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
1
Goals and kids of all afiee . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
124
95
24
48
9
75
34
15
19
32
2
number 1959 .. .
1,025
783
225
235
53
364
526
46
99
306
3
1
Under 100 head
100 to 499 head
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms rcprvting 1059. . .
122
2
92
3
23
1
48
9
75
33
1
15
19
31
1
6
7
1.000 to 1.999 head
2.000 or more head
(arms reporting 1959 .. .
farms reporting 1959...
»
Xngira tioals and kida
farms reporting 1959 .. .
12
4
1
8
2
12
1
2
9
number 1950...
362
182
20
91
27
327
1
31
10
OlJier Koals and kids
farms reporting 1959...
114
91
24
43
7
75
25
15
18
30
11
number 1969...
663
601
205
144
26
364
199
46
98
275
fan. 1959
5
1
8
2
13
number 1959...
343
96
20
75
16
276
25
14
pounda of mohair 1959 .. .
1,655
172
65
301
64
1,062
100
, ,_..
18
177
1,770
6
85
850
30
180
1,800
6
35
350
75
750
10
17
number 1959...
dollars 1959...
220
Part 1 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Com for all purposes famis reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
tushels
Sales f aims reporting
bushels
Cut for silage farms reporting
tons, green weight
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Farms reporting by acres of corn
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959.
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959.
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959.
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 .
100 or more acres. . .farms reporting 1959.
Sorghums;
Sorghums for all purposes.. . .farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
hundredweight 1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
Sales farms reporting
hundredweight
Cut for silage farms reporting
tons , green weight
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting
tons cut
Sales tons
Small grains harvested;
Wheat farms reporting
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
bushels
Sales bushels
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
Oats farms reporting
bushels
Sales bushels
lOO-lb. bags
Sales 100-lb. bags
Faims reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
Rice farms reporting
100-lb. bags
Sales 100-lb. bags
Farms reporting try acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
5,194
4,471
255,651
142,713
2,289
2,199
161,801
95,481
11,033,799
5,388,719
1,784
1,382
10,202,974
4,849,200
2,700
88,906
1,257,557
438
2,516
1,736
215,058
111,342
7,630,786
3,308,844
2,208
6,894,224
11,515
15,076
6,665
3,101
337,852
459,070
8,170,040
8,835,857
7,854,460
8,222,852
203
728
1,135
2,309
129,639
170,995
4,245,656
5,570,656
3,547,780
4,436,408
7,639
11,246
1,508,001
1,860,507
32,396,897
35,365,879
29,235,814
30,548,701
469
1,228
1,426
1,498
3,018
1,365
1,360
302,132
474,421
13,231,755
12,65<.,688
13,051,400
12,432,535
12
30
955
1,313
32,642
31,102
31,881
28,785
21
458
1,040
10,190
31,698
3,000
11,900
131
212
16,088
19,294
246,283
258,611
192,816
212,353
5,920
5,920
9,792
1,541
719,501
76,278
9,978
5,533
360,902
165,562
96
6,671
285
10,467
2,466
213,393
7,125
236,574
2,274
206,633
6,W1
223,756
35
12,544
370
5,724
1,635
377,606
7,703
153,962
342,852
3,706
130,395
6
234
15
328
217
31,426
629
39,084
3,936
736,729
7,912
659,709
1,714
548,580
3,820
511,426
210
206
46,054
74,316
2,084,734
1,836,721
2,037,980
1,812,910
9,750
9,750
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
221
Part 1 of 7
Contra
Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Iraperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Lake
lassen
Los Angeles
19
2
2
454
128
107
27
7
140
309
20
3
18
1
22
6
388
100
65
28
9
400
143
37
5
106
2
3,760
17
"2
14,206
5,138
524
2,568
67
11,228
10,175
340
73
693
3
3,119
33
6,621
2,380
212
2,423
99
26,126
4,256
540
71
4,572
4
15
1
2
261
76
9
16
5
83
183
10
6
5
22
266
30
12
11
7
389
73
28
66
6
2,840
"i
"2
7,899
4,049
26
1,498
44
6,887
6,589
140
240
7
3,119
4,557
1,184
32
672
84
24,835
2,580
426
2,880
8
169,397
20
175
501,741
203,824
855
101,115
1,750
441,019
359,198
9,535
23,371
9
161,128
178,665
50,509
1,234
29,148
2,512
1,358,249
127,753
22,817
170,331
10
15
189
61
2
14
1
65
154
4
5
11
14
141
18
9
345
49
10
54
12
145,925
464,539
163,959
168
98,775
200
337,180
339,373
6,476
16,331
13
160,578
124,229
44,462
28,268
1,269,949
119,669
13,447
153,935
14
4
159
52
19
9
"i
57
109
9
2
7
15
920
5,887
1,052
114
1,038
20
4,081
3,310
199
71
432
16
20,160
77,530
10,826
1,658
17,745
120
64,951
41,466
2,087
1,405
4,974
17
1
53
4
84
3
1
6
31
1
1
5
18
16
420
37
384
32
3
260
276
1
2
21
19
1
1
2
194
37
99
,;
4
26
91
9
2
6
20
1
1
88
24
7
3
1
10
50
5
2
21
1
101
41
1
4
2
45
113
6
5
22
29
10
5
14
a
1
2
23
1
8
4
1
12
13
24
15
34
12
10
33
21
3
25
17
1
194
123
5
110
1
316
132
16
2
23
26
2,115
1
9,354
8,794
49
14,973
18
25,098
4,804
548
11
1,135
27
15
165
116
57
300
100
14
19
28
8
122
63
4;
331
103
22
29
2,043
8,773
8,455
5,959
22,702
3,372
477
1,085
30
1,107
5,124
3,615
3,763
27,758
3,731
546
31
120,452
275,604
263,9M
192,462
784,209
93,326
13,862
39,715
32
33,173
116,759
89,301
78,421
961,600
81,173
13,540
33
13
142
94
46
265
88
'16
14
34
119,792
'.'.'.
253,920
224,081
159,537
598,166
86,456
13,423
26,735
35
11
6
3
48
1
9
24
2
36
227
264
37
5,952
18
897
1,106
40
37
2,163
2,520
380
84,144
70
11,258
13,919
1,170
38
2
1
20
4
2
16
13
11
2
2
2
39
72
1
354
75
12
3,062
1,499
326
71
11
10
40
94
6
436
24
8
4,095
1,993
1,163
70
1
8
41
33
52
1,677
915
1,079
8
42
21
131
49
45
2
175
110
14
74
74
43
43
78
35
"2
34
3
117
14
21
127
118
44
862
16,300
3,825
2,065
14
22,211
3,753
315
4,176
18,078
45
1,208
16,472
2,856
41
1,704
42
37,275
4,757
344
7,883
28,012
46
37,585
631,523
105,559
103,773
330
455,617
179,155
7,473
61,322
258,615
47
23,185
491,967
74,087
1,680
73,193
639
531,906
121,726
9,593
79,538
252,651
48
37,280
609,227
97,103
98,563
282
444,301
178,275
6,251
54,015
229,311
49
19,193
'..'.
473,158
71,119
1,600
70,992
544
485,293
121,153
4,873
63,371
238,975
50
1
4
1
1
2
11
12
i
11
2
51
9
59
18
...
27
79
88
7
26
22
52
6
22
11
2
22
8
1
13
8
53
2
12
10
9
19
1
"
5
54
3
34
9
6
44
2
1
13
37
55
4
27
28
6
5
13
13
13
32
12
56
22
1
82
33
6
12
25
34
34
51
40
57
201
1,085
2,861
30
619
721
378
262
982
1,441
58
970
16
3,771
1,334
101
572
963
1,660
492
1,213
1,824
59
4,517
1,240
50,374
93,956
1,146
24,425
27,645
25,634
5,896
26,025
69,537
60
27,482
549
119,592
34,200
3,859
20,078
24,662
80,718
16,529
35,971
65,418
61
3,117
36,960
86,906
16,925
23,723
19,689
2,300
7,610
61 , 160
62
20,506
249
82,466
18,774
766
8,048
21,165
53,557
7,198
13,593
55,515
63
79
423
265
7
464
1
469
265
48
108
122
64
122
"i
586
361
5
517
2
589
282
86
122
203
65
10,913
207,406
56,686
170
83,162
10
77,998
203,296
1,191
7,050
15,948
66
19,717
"3
234,672
74,603
92
80,848
14
82,384
209,472
2,553
6,303
21,541
67
159,610
5,695,256
832,315
4,196
2,461,735
140
1,717,464
5,929,632
15,863
75,686
135,754
68
334,653
'55
6,419,266
1,167,701
1,657
1,804,750
314
1,293,191
5,264,946
27,538
60,988
281 , 527
69
120,368
5,475,803
669,859
2,198,402
1,504,941
5,580,654
8,120
26,627
149,356
70
300,644
6,080,596
1,009,123
635
1,504,045
968,436
4,345,052
14,901
27,051
238,448
71
2
21
8
4
10
28
16
12
5
7
72
8
59
45
34
1
72
47
19
27
16
73
17
73
37
2
69
78
53
13
32
27
74
18
55
46
106
97
40
1
26
25
75
34
215
106
129
181
"i
245
1
194
41
lp9
3
1
18
47
76
77
153
135
4
41
2
78
18,897
38,813
250
5,408
277
76
79
38,904
55,304
330
7,345
76
80
634,211
1,819,514
10,250
184,448
6,195
3,687
81
1,103,955
1,511,517
4,160
262,177
2,160
82
631,284
1,782,187
10,250
134,370
6,195
3,611
83
1,077,287
1,483,254
4,060
261,477
2,068
...
84
12
2
19
6
"2
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85
86
27
39
13
1
87
26
21
14
1
88
41
100
111-
1
8
1
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations,
Com for all purposes farms reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
Ijushels
Sales farms reporting
bushels
Out for silage f anna reporting
tons, green weight
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes;
Under 11 acres farms reporting
11 to 19 acres fanns reporting
20 to ^9 acres farms reporting
50 to 74 acres fanns reporting
75 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres .. .f aims reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
hundredweight 1959..
1954..
Sales farms reporting 1959 . .
hundredweight 1959..
Cut for silage farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
tons, green weight 1959..
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
tons cut 1959. .
Sales tons 1959. .
Small grains harvested:
Wheat farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres fanns reporting 1959..
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Oats farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954..
Sales bushels 1959 . .
1954..
Barley farms reporting 1959..
1954 . .
acres 1959.,
1954.,
100-lb. bags 1959.,
1954.,
Sales 100-lb. bags 1959.,
1954.,
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.,
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.,
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.,
Rice farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
Sales 100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres faims reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
12,236
2,091
765,104
87,592
3,489
2,630
117,026
62,742
37
38
10,834
11,734
150,926
170,420
140,729
152,427
18
296
1,710
10,680
44,082
7,024
41,456
157
251
641,128
924,537
531,924
732,385
17
27
3,434
4,780
118,221
140,431
117,250
140,411
1
7,266
13,745
7,266
13,475
10
1,215
2,300
39,025
105,238
37,025
87,018
5,720
545
5,554
2,274
1,537
4,760
1,090
391
21,212
344
8,328
5
132
21
93
51
6,838
176
2,736
1,234
440,088
7,564
113,243
2
104
5
53
672
394,449
2,352
90,615
14
451
285
14,138
3,217
192,293
19,739
5,634
15,339
56
289
1,112
7,162
32,980
2,626
12,644
58
805
1,387
12,355
18,722
5,152
5,499
6,190
3,175
162,491
82,762
69
37
3,836
2,503
174,884
63,132
174,045
61,026
28
51
2,625
4,272
97,634
150,894
74,967
126,096
292
355
44,979
51,515
842,387
842,469
702,192
693,086
30
40
13,003
17,302
426,728
440,411
413,968
432,659
282
304
12,557
11,877
415,127
191,898
390,809
166,227
30
53
82
5,001
2,819
207,330
30,275
163,037
41,206
296
446
23,500
33,790
596,663
854,867
551,863
742,920
21
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70
108
15,167
20,704
2;i,S29
431,282
221, 2S«
409,290
3,200
3,140
66
527
1,978
12,272
66,615
11,724
59,479
563
1,772
1,521
6,816
15,691
48,885
39,602
233,218
9,838
42,700
31,093
190,818
232
45
360
116
55,171
2,057
72,968
6,877
816,855
31,669
,083,353
110,385
682,353
20,678
896,814
71,270
9,000
8,850
4,000
4,000
1
1,666
50,666
50,000
553
9,163
597
13,500
3,458
148,729
8,939
292,240
3,458
142,256
7,079
286,703
13,499
19,583
12,169
11,823
43
74
10,580
24,401
117,432
349,201
90,784
263,955
29
42
7,571
6,070
182,049
176,551
133,822
146,237
17
25
666
2,444
7,758
25,424
5,582
18,800
39
4,515
11,432
156,186
280,109
155,586
270,457
1,239
7,140
1,149
4,949
4,539
30,704
3,791
9,505
9
193
54
64
111
28,787
1,877
8,398
6,639
2,348,383
100,186
697,243
4
185
32
57
3,886
2,279,344
72,716
674,908
57
79
4,216
1,810
57,915
23,185
2,472
10,302
1,710
8,590
83,430
437,510
33,676
328,759
21
106
37,080
432,170
39
1
3,976
40
54,161
500
9
3
661
18
1,367
12
1,255
65
152
U,982
17,529
155,387
279,100
148,122
252,240
58
136
8,206
12,029
187,595
316,962
154,822
266,366
245
428
53,848
78,932
822,342
1,018,662
709,665
862,131
14
183
163
13,487
17,777
502,480
524,850
494,026
513,986
67
154
10,961
18,893
286,892
613,887
269,109
531,244
169
298
13,968
33,229 1
374,362
806,963
358,850 I
762,160 j
99
9,129
1,260
14,492
2,000
364,482
25,057
371,314
2,000
364,141
24,877
354,057
33
728
1,711
20,625
26,961
20,24*
23,150
9,607
9,693
8,725
4,252
126
212
19,076
27,119
295,201
390,911
217,786
314,526
3,560
8,610
25,339
4,963
2
1
8
2
1,200
140
10,022
290
38
16
1,746
708
27,866
11,205
17,383
650
15,962
35
317
2,130
11,333
76,783
1,700
57,940
34
80
1,742
5,929
18,747
84,737
15,564
45,819
18,262
7,878
17,417
7,111
1,993
4,150
54,485
28
179
7,445
33,892
56,045
364,272
39,158
264,632
33,585
12,262
2,114,745
809,776
22,137
4,156
782,635
113,500
203
94
9,376
9,366
442,281
309,815
433,003
299,084
37
77
3,630
11,007
124,650
348,235
93,773
303,369
522
618
55,969
67,255
1,645,478
1,413,065
1,529,847
1,326,537
21
57
77
75
78
8,498
79
15,626
80
342,603
81
424,386
82
332,809
83
419,995
84
2
85
2
86
8
87
14
83
31
89
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For dennilions and explai
Saji Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Com for all purposes fanns reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
195i.
1959.
1954.
1959.
195i.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
bushels
Sales f anna reporting
bushels
Cut for silage f airos reporting
tons, green weight
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Farms reporting by acres of com
harvested for all purposes:
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959.
11 to 19 acres fanns reporting 1959.
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959 .
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres .. .farms reporting 1959.
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all purposes. ...farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
hundredweight 1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
Sales farms reporting
hundredweight
Cut for silage farms reporting
tons, green weight
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay fanns reporting
tons cut
Sales tons
Small grains harvested:
Wheat farms reporting
1959.
1959 .
1959 .
1959 .
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959 .
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959 .
1959 .
1959.
1959 .
1954.
1959 .
1954.
1959 .
1954.
1959 .
1954.
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
bushels
Sales bushels
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
Oats farms reporting
Sales bushels
lOO-lb. bags
Sales 100-lh. bags
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
ce farms reporting
100-lb. bags
Sales 100-lb. bags
Farms reporting bv acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 or more acres farms reporting
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1,701
13,527
157
229
72,791
111,782
1,001,986
1,608,550
969,389
1,403,293
47
172
2,478
6,888
66,467
222,731
29,144
162,052
288
444
79,788
77,287
851,424
1,042,350
765,772
905,203
12
13,200
13,000
33
42
5,515
4,962
177,414
191,333
141,022
156,664
41
49
3,312
2,806
39,644
40,103
32,456
31,482
1,257
21,838
99,243
4,263
227
6,971
305
39,760
78,939
38,277
76,173
6,019
7,367
5,754
5,821
46
1,566
5,558
43,750
104,596
31,540
56,190
74
207
9,125
23,498
132,759
336,211
102,446
275,538
47
135
4,354
7,891
93,017
156,387
70,073
108,004
265
1,385
15,000
42,605
15,000
42,100
7,253
2,262
6,568
11,171
4,655
9,251
3,183
27
863
1,407
10,869
15,771
7,532
10,957
1,699
1,829
18,076
25,580
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Slsttyou
Solano
SonoiEa
StanislBus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
2
44
79
916
47
29
4
511
2
73
20
1
3
34
80
833
39
32
5
521
1
11
30
15
2
24
6,322
2,133
23,443
5,204
2,204
4
15,728
55
9,208
532
3
U.
2,835
950
12,959
1,191
1,212
10
13,868
10
46
2,314
499
4
1
38
9
205
33
16
4
289
1
74
9
5
30
32
114
24
18
5
426
9
22
4
6
1
6,235
148
5,763
4,838
1,708
4
7,468
1
8,956
301
7
2,781
176
1,850
746
975
10
11,384
34
2,052
193
8
25
437,274
10,230
325,671
362,218
127,540
60
486,997
75
757,116
13,232
9
244,855
4,247
92,177
34,520
48,535
357
520,900
746
111,068
3,257
10
35
3
142
32
10
206
72
3
11
20
7
52
19
6
287
15
3
12
364,334
8,790
260,418
354,354
119,077
407,180
722,527
11,582
13
233,357
1,651
50,750
32,161
35,878
424,466
104,201
8,217
14
1
6
47
724
12
14
204
1
5
11
15
23
87
1,776
17,361
348
461
7,755
65
235
291
15
ua
686
20,470
23
234,686
32
2,775
4
4,050
3
103,417
45
1,295
4,530
1
2,962
1
17
18
209
319
18
35
504
17
40
19
1
3
40
318
8
7
4
173
1
7
2
20
4
4
233
2
5
84
3
2
21
1
6
20
259
U
7
158
23
14
22
7
9
58
10
2
40
1
13
2
23
2
1
13
5
1
17
3
24
22
5
35
11
7
34
29
25
1
96
5
189
180
49
307
3
175
33
25
6
14,986
262
6,903
23,752
2,754
18,043
415
27,341
1,557
27
93
2
124
171
44
277
2
169
30
28
"i
30
3
43
81
21
300
2
75
8
29
14,823
180
5,399
23,531
2,500
16,588
295
27,237
1,485
30
5
4,605
418
845
10,396
1,147
10,302
3
8,218
865
31
608,391
4,240
2U,U2
916,733
74,750
524,914
15,350
988,674
45,354
32
50
194,680
9,644
19,983
318,452
38,062
247,014
100
228,692
19,514
33
88
2
100
161
X
243
1
160
21
34
598,344
4,240
180,866
859,616
56,730
432,467
15,250
969,189
31,398
35
2
2
26
1
27
1
2
35
76
32
800
10
1,393
120
22
37
304
20O
12,401
150
19,128
3,834
410
38
1
4
2
47
10
7
7
6
1
39
6
87
50
704
211
164
52
104
50
40
275
80
362
169
155
281
128
22
41
100
172
103
33
10
22
42
193
77
6
15
157
23
206
3
115
10
43
237
111
U
15
123
43
184
3
11
91
12
44
16,310
11,623
108
551
17,227
1,773
25,322
301
10,926
783
45
19,349
12,918
367
578
16,554
3,145
5
39,137
32
275
11,411
1,279
46
2S8,390
479,683
2,301
10,254
802,692
36,756
389,805
7,771
505,988
23,264
47
309,524
398,636
6,559
12,188
515,813
60,290
100
775,812
680
6,522
382,908
18,887
48
257,142
464,792
2,116
9,720
794,935
33,609
...
372,573
7,150
503,328
22,078
49
284,541
384,054
5,443
11,048
605,135
55, 357
728,571
25
5,834
372,951
17,919
50
20
3
1
4
1
2
18
2
51
45
10
4
6
30
9
85
62
i
52
45
6
1
I
28
3
23
1
14
3
53
37
16
2
42
3
26
1
15
1
54
46
42
2
56
6
54
1
22
5
55
46
53
41
52
66
38
1
62
2
7
12
18
56
S5
93
85
95
51
65
2
99
7
13
23
36
57
3,599
9,038
11,687
4,474
10,907
3,354
2
5,284
36
179
548
2,237
58
3,964
11,465
11,987
6,386
6,125
5,254
13
4,183
76
1,165
645
5,042
59
14«,744
299,813
593,810
157,976
328,071
83,421
125
137,903
1,253
5,799
30,693
58,437
60
95,120
461,926
540,209
222,094
142,197
183,883
325
173,871
1,430
27,842
21,716
149,821
61
110,698
287,441
527,343
146,643
307,989
68,407
113,904
4,741
24,151
41,792
62
63,044
403,995
469,755
189,790
130,402
128,789
133,671
169
17,415
16,044
131,251
63
259
246
23
254
270
113
385
3
35
396
36
64
345
308
40
407
363
229
633
5
90
570
62
65
23,300
36,173
1,071
34,042
38,905
20,954
"e
34,815
125
4,572
82,701
4,239
66
24,666
43,429
1,152
41,451
30,082
27,734
49,717
290
12,982
109,705
5,821
67
456,280
759,075
15,104
575,056
895,093
279,844
192
523,945
1,375
72,293
1,840,443
37,035
63
491,750
810,589
18,086
661,941
594,875
419,116
790,378
3,190
173,382
2,246,662
108,986
69
393,467
721,124
6,695
524,535
857,056
198,740
520,839
47,796
1,736,700
76,213
70
403,44«
761,790
11,033
570,840
548,228
314,577
615,957
935
115,055
2,105,015
99,793
71
17
14
2
21
18
7
35
1
9
1
72
41
30
9
73
30
23
79
11
47
7
73
67
31
48
50
30
86
"2
7
68
9
74
67
46
28
55
11
92
1
5
90
6
75
67
125
84
117
42
93
12
182
13
76
1
40
35
226
236
1
18
14
1
60
68
55
43
77
73
506
3,308
54,568
750
1,343
26,478
9,351
79
150
7,181
72,938
4,462
130
...
44,364
16,800
80
18,650
127,151
2,575,771
30,000
48,193
1,269,465
412,509
81
2,000
139,836
2,057,676
90,706
3,395
1,138,332
343,120
82
18,650
124,584
2,554,897
30,000
48,193
1,266,849
411,105
33
1,850
177,591
6
9
2,020,931
"s
25
86,361
"2
3
3,331
1,115,715
7
342,886
4
9
84
35
36
87
3
1
12
8
60
143
1
5
4
47
10
32
S3
89
Stub items continued
226
Part 2 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definilions and explai
Annual legumes:
Dry lima beanfi harvested fanns reporting 1959.
19M.
acres 1959.
1954.
lOO-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
Other dry field and seed
beans harvested farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Sales faims reporting 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959. .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959. .
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Sales farms reporting 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; idieat; barley;
rye; wild oats; volunteer grains; or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Sales farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Wild hay cut farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Sales farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Sales - . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains fanos reporting 1959 , .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
tons, green weight 1959..
1954..
.fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
93,505
116,585
1,648,271
2,256,735
1,987
3,087
153,589
169,108
2,433,775
2,512,778
13,564
19, 876
1,015,516
1,056,724
5,353,510
5,083,254
8,052
9,242
3,878,397
3,010,081
1,973
3,428
2,920
2,537
2,706
2,478
2,533
136,051
101,326
242,227
168,478
457
7,794
11,219
330,560
396.147
529,153
611,405
2,424
2,693
170,969
148,106
1,346
97,846
102,164
109,250
115,030
209
1,005
2,137
44,244
71,208
65,064
123,345
206
8,383
2,419
97,766
24,654
676
1,001
130,158
124 , 532
46,624,131
56,114,580
1,463
1,876
6,269
8,424
9,968
14,290
9,512
15,045
1,299
1,630
1,926
2,201
1,193
17,710
24,570
12,323
9,154
158,153
172,785
7,602
7,707
35,444
39,790
6,490
4,553
12,475
7,648
1,534
1,247
3,034
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
227
Part 2 of 7
Centra
Costa
Del Norte
E. Dorado
Fresno
Ola^
Humboldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Lake
Laasen
Los Angeles
3
8
1
9
1
1
2
5
"i
3
1
1
12
2
151
203
30
520
3
12
81
114
'i
148
1
1
2,705
4
1,825
2,657
499
6,477
5
20)
404
2,048
"5
1,818
5
16
34,372
6
8
144
8
5
2
55
16
16
7
9
2
45
37
3
32
10
1
4
92
8
210
4,500
1,494
2
180
5,614
650
2,031
9
«00
2
1,128
2,424
2
1,278
254
7
128
7.929
10
2,925
74,244
21,768
32
4,290
U8,974
7,724
27,429
11
4,525
"3
12,103
32,188
17
12,296
3,057
99
1.608
113,224
12
21,i9A
2,744
1,645
105,170
32,566
16,834
134,575
3,931
102,408
50,366
6,178
53,743
47,219
13
18,610
2,598
1,951
109,033
27,485
19,218
131,143
4,352
97,464
50,7U
8,510
45,781
65,089
14
42
1
4
1,224
348
99
584
43
808
703
74
161
299
15
63
11
2,222
454
88
735
50
940
1,011
175
185
605
16
2,933
io
9
93,290
13,102
1,513
129,837
1,953
96,468
45,342
1,329
12,598
37,048
17
3,358
53
93,358
11,943
1,177
128,668
1,993
85,490
45,684
3,069
11,369
47,877
18
13,827
240
U
504,682
57,U5
5,023
670,346
7,572
645,416
255,637
3,379
23,546
210,856
19
15,864
146
461,839
50,547
3,194
551,603
6,076
491,966
222,550
8,975
22,805
251,087
20
27
806
141
24
516
19
720
479
34
39
252
21
41
1,171
145
8
550
13
735
377
40
42
420
22
9,670
360,316
28,256
1,618
573,098
3,921
554,490
177,552
1,455
4,080
176,533
23
10,333
256,201
17,520
403
424,353
2,015
375,064
85,118
1,839
3,071
199,344
24
5
4
201
71
51
19
14
55
110
33
11
14
25
8
355
133
28
37
10
122
168
19
33
38
26
12
276
74
13
70
9
164
200
16
37
54
27
6
"i
185
45
7
103
3
190
121
6
40
72
28
11
207
25
355
7
277
104
40
121
29
10
33
29
30
191
390
12
6
16
13
51
31
8
30
8
45
27
32
140
499
3
8
4
8
66
32
6
31
2,256
1,542
1,054
877
8,832
10,377
1,023
931
500
254
2,154
9,028
280
32
1,236
1,078
821
794
5,345
10,643
80
866
497
92
1,890
3,302
217
33
2,471
3,217
1,395
1,772
15,030
27,238
4,543
1,417
856
477
2,959
9,925
486
34
2,012
2,U2
1,096
1,291
7,540
27,214
141
1,316
1,158
161
3,329
4,987
359
35
1
8
1
6
51
27
6
1
4
2
14
4
6
36
4
2
2
29
26
' 2
1
1
1
10
3
37
11
378
20
296
4,583
1,249
2,163
175
211
45
299
1,060
353
38
88
17
49
1,363
673
91
100
70
5
315
222
...
39
134
16
20
286
141
178
25
12
67
161
84
64
200
40
173
42
37
420
159
254
19
8
118
2U
84
119
335
41
13,246
346
482
8,757
5,006
2,800
1,668
306
2,854
3,793
2,300
3,968
9,275
42
11,647
798
712
12,916
4,175
3,365
1,443
547
7,214
4,166
1,738
9,271
14,554
43
16,257
755
514
14,009
7,«1
6,163
3,723
346
5,555
7,605
3,201
4,483
13,107
44
14,115
1,934
898
20,447
7,179
7,035
2,546
252
8,931
6,767
2,644
9,079
22,816
45
50
2
2
82
37
14
10
3
33
33
24
7
125
46
71
1
2
142
32
11
11
45
33
15
14
154
47
5,791
U
24
4,639
3,222
334
918
iio
2,363
1,138
940
174
8,876
48
5,518
87
43
5,393
2,239
548
1,645
2,780
1,037
290
984
13,004
49
32
25
8
8
31
58
1
10
2
5
16
81
4
50
18
23
19
8
25
126
8
5
5
20
102
14
51
2,814
409
52
1,153
4,260
1,508
'76
538
65
79
224
24,888
70
52
1,417
449
209
421
3,966
2,429
581
2,734
71
375
19,786
740
53
3,165
634
56
1,228
4,005
1,848
206
841
40
154
230
25.062
55
54
1,525
622
222
443
4,069
3,429
540
5,240,
181
389
20,210
738
55
13
3
1
8
5
1
1
2
7
1
56
2
3
6
7
"i
"2
3
8
1
57
663
136
15
751
130
266
36
38
317
15
58
148
...
43
618
106
150
162
47
456
8
59
5
6
5
31
42
17
25
3
11
31
14
31
15
60
18
6
U
48
89
68
20
5
20
17
68
20
29
61
245
107
48
987
1,206
300
1,977
203
2,496
898
171
3,261
246
62
952
170
156
1,544
2,013
1,454
952
365
1,529
698
1,438
2,000
700
63
797
104
31
2,336
2,469
788
4,718
333
1,508
1,408
218
3,109
531
64
2,156
438
222
2,951
3,973
2,584
1,509
496
3,227
1,734
2,601
1,619
1.218
65
2
5
5
1
14
2
5
4
3
3
66
3
1
8
18
2
5
5
1
14
1
5
67
160
145
186
10
2,594
187
310
24
36
140
68
290
10
1
2
1,815
583
2
4
57
12
1
170
681
1
17
352
"i
302
1
15
69
70
71
280
106
160
336
'25
300
72
103
43
150
'53
1,001
73
6,000
1,036
800
2,540
202
3,600
74
600
460
600
150
12,393
75
2
99
12
128
162
16
2
36
76
7
39
12
194
150
4
8
129
77
49
50,128
600
14,899
32,232
8,731
21
2,128
78
245
16,400
758
29,741
31,515
1,232
188
6,752
79
10,241
20,535,129
134,800
5,105,110
11,543,535
2,912,323
1,796
520,387
80
154,175
10,892,547
221,715
9,879,789
'
15,679,964
763,200
24,100
2,966,966
81
Stub items continued
228
Part 2 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
195i.
1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
195i.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating fanufi reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay fanos reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat; barley;
rye; wild oats; volunteer grains; or other small
grains cut for hay famis reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Wild hay •
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons, green weight 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
35,963
40,714
195,597
216,785
2,701
363
12,289
4,024
2,885
7,749
4,660
4,930
6,707
10,687
16,789
4,207
3,094
7,844
4,818
1,970
2,187
49,021
2,839
1,684
5,986
2,434
1
1,759
3
10
4,824
6
8
33,059
10
108
69,362
12
11,646
79,807
80,877
14,815
88,921
75,589
82
1,206
279
115
1,709
344
1,691
63,826
25,875
2,702
74,609
19,221
4,816
320,380
47,542
6,109
370,548
34,959
23
418
90
26
453
89
1,593
136,231
12,614
1,101
106,734
6,726
25,758
19,407
40,024
31,279
4,232
10,554
8,058
4,785
10,810
9,253
7,750
21,971
14,705
7,743
19,411
11,847
34
87
14
33
84
24
1,336
2,895
735
335
2,927
1,813
39
14
77
57
6
135
1,113
434
14,196
1,835
146
24,448
1,520
753
18,517
2,786
125
32,181
1,727
6,990
1,650
3,260
2,158
9,109
2,870
3,861
! Reported in small fractions.
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
229
Part 2 of 7
IA3nterey
Napa
Herada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
30
98
3
8
3
1
11
44
1
20
161
5
13
4
3
42
37
2
2,895
18,074
72
596
86
10
3,477
4,071
3
2,376
23,086
59
846
56
94
7,810
3,134
4
66,821
289,200
1,282
11,543
1,810
160
19,862
83,438
5
50,246
390,483
478
15,708
852
720
71,252
70,859
6
305
30
37
21
23
38
14
326
7
289
"i
67
94
66
24
126
23
435
8
36,656
3,752
2,247
1,812
762
3,289
1,2X
16,501
9
27,870
116
4,671
4,273
3,852
714
4,949
967
16,779
10
708,596
38,212
32,993
26,117
13,041
58,770
13,576
302,588
11
551,458
551
47,082
65,436
53,200
U,250
82,014
4,579
252,750
12
29,737
10,345
3,505
5,772
4,469
8,047
45,415
45,327
25,829
22,555
10,493
82,583
13
31,923
U,715
2,901
7,981
5,032
12,539
55,364
45,627
22,013
24,328
24,361
81,795
14
231
28
5
16
28
26
370
247
83
212
90
911
15
23i
56
10
59
60
26
542
406
104
351
238
1,251
16
16,093
1,582
90
3,067
624
1,424
37,016
14,793
3,445
15,750
5,415
60,250
17
U,965
1,364
31
4,233
862
917
39,845
17,177
3,644
17,351
7,998
63,636
18
96,797
2,493
418
16,425
2,874
1,513
225,233
83,398
16,022
96,166
28,559
357,830
19
82,877
5,076
47
22,800
3,109
923
202,313
98,180
15,388
77,733
32,977
370,846
20
128
7
11
8
3
298
139
40
1<9
27
668
21
101
10
46
9
429
169
22
183
40
700
22
66,061
654
12,694
1,636
444
178,523
64,863
6,854
76,347
11,612
304,534
23
43,307
465
20,733
1,684
139,903
71,341
2,929
41,571
9,565
263,305
24
31
10
4
1
11
5
49
33
19
31
35
104
25
49
5
1
7
5
61
75
30
43
14
264
26
59
10
2
5
5
75
50
10
51
9
184
27
52
1
1
3
4
7
73
45
13
43
19
191
28
40
2
9
1
4
112
44
11
44
13
168
29
19
U
60
1
36
23
9
254
2
7
8
U3
30
20
21
85
74
35
8
235
5
6
5
74
31
1,308
1,120
1,892
300
1,075
1,745
386
12,952
350
198
390
3,969
32
1,561
567
1,470
1,883
2,763
137
8,910
174
178
26
3,637
33
3,633
1,637
2,541
350
1,424
2,281
338
22,884
500
1,219
427
8,434
34
2,641
1,338
2,168
2,255
3,937
130
14,681
362
329
41
4,614
35
4
1
7
2
6
3
67
1
1
2
29
36
2
4
6
6
7
2
45
2
1
16
37
3,057
120
335
220
93
163
8,103
300
200
iio
2,973
38
528
530
133
157
282
17
2,628
ITO
14
1,514
39
206
144
30
23
41
22
171
307
171
117
146
466
40
335
2U
12
62
67
35
363
453
196
233
439
462
41
11,105
6,837
979
1,075
1,226
1,216
6,786
12,059
19,770
4,500
4,410
14,398
42
14,236
6,491
418
3,656
1,382
1,482
13,210
14,220
16,685
6,216
15,600
...
12,240
43
15,548
11,302
1,412
1,070
1,178
1,257
12,355
18,415
19,172
8,161
3,662
...
29,617
44
17,345
11,392
417
5,085
1,8«4
1,379
19,728
23,425
17,919
11,016
19,913
22,087
45
51
44
2
8
10
4
103
109
53
71
35
218
46
55
42
32
4
2
156
94
25
101
81
158
47
3,656
3,6U
16
551
529
30
7,250
7,423
4,800
5,076
983
14,708
48
2,795
1,532
1,843
125
UO
8,328
5,244
1,525
4,695
2,786
7,426
49
11
12
18
9
25
6
37
30
2
3
30
50
7
17
16
2
9
33
10
37
21
1
12
16
51
438
511
187
1,331
3,607
94
1,389
2,164
71
74
2,621
52
354
334
299
18
206
7,119
202
1,502
1,482
6
238
403
53
319
897
170
1,104
3,429
171
1,746
2,631
138
34
2,737
54
298
255
362
14
180
4,727
136
1,579
1,664
10
307
374
55
2
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
14
7
9
5
1
15
6
56
57
80
4
900
625
43
580
335
1,955
58
10
25
50
107
169
'3
164
59
16
7
11
5
S
2
28
50
4
18
15
33
60
31
76
45
6
25
4
44
112
4
24
31
75
61
735
100
357
900
143
55
957
4,126
100
334
199
1,271
62
807
2,893
683
74
697
258
1,9TO
3,818
28
437
389
1,849
63
1,010
134
274
737
198
65
4,204
4,085
104
1,542
377
1,549
64
1,320
5,267
870
117
797
303
4,363
7,909
32
688
700
2,955
65
4
1
1
1
9
26
1
5
2
9
66
2
16
2
1
6
16
25
8
5
13
67
122
3
7
60
3,085
2,580
"7
129
18
744
68
75
1,122
22
6
114
1,991
1,680
275
67
827
69
1
2
2
3
3
3
1
28
3
1
2
4
1
70
71
58
195
66
430
TO
176
"a
1,702
140
5
110
74
30
72
73
290
2,441
360
8,650
490
1,513
60
22,665
2,567
50
1,730
715
300
74
75
3
34
1
2
4
^
13
76
2
2
78
2
1
18
1
28
77
754
1,827
15
260
190
661
932
78
1^70
55,270
26
4,103
409,540
168
10,000
59
101,243
1,749
57,800
15 1
144,644
2,053
168,020
79
80
275,514
9,450
1,165,662
80,800
23,649
732,028
1 1,600
1,132,372
81
Stub items continued
230
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table U.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
San Luis Obispo
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Cnoz
Shasta
Sierra
Annual legumes:
1
Dry lljBa beans harvested farms reporting 1959...
1
55
1
2
2
1954...
5
1
110
11
1
3
acres 1959...
1
6,480
400
53
A
1954...
130
2
9,309
739
45
5
100-lb. bags 1959...
20
81,829
6,000
1,337
6
1954...
768
45
121,475
13,612
700
7
Other dry field and seed
beans harvested farms reporting 1959...
37
14
108
12
22
8
1954...
56
24
149
9
54
9
acres 1959...
4,404
279
11,310
495
639
10
1954. . .
2,984
404
12,016
542
1,219
11
100-lb. bags 1959...
57,820
3,356
135,514
7,797
8,683
12
1954...
38,569
8,122
127,194
6,971
21,556
13
U
Hay crops;
Land from which hay was cut acres 1959. . .
34,112
4,002
18,604
17,720
2,276
15,938
6,809
1954...
36,455
4,973
21,621
23,333
3,710
18,220
7,743
15
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating fanns reporting 1959...
201
1
121
61
17
130
19
16
1954...
231
1
169
126
21
188
21
17
acres 1959...
9,428
3
8,092
2,228
534
4,826
1,943
18
1954...
7,996
15
7,945
3,695
751
5,947
1,453
19
tons 1959...
54,212
15
49,894
10,943
2,140
12,337
1,918
20
1954...
37,494
33
42,690
16,683
1,597
13,884
1,254
21
Sales farms reporting 1959...
92
49
24
3
34
3
22
1954...
60
"l
57
40
5
32
4
23
tons 1959...
37,877
25,288
5,253
1,112
2,044
205
24
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
16,700
2
16,871
5,253
600
1,803
120
25
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959...
60
1
15
21
6
40
1
26
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
4S
30
18
6
37
4
27
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
38
26
10
20
3
28
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
36
24
7
4
19
6
29
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
19
26
5
1
14
5
30
Clover, titnothy, and mijctures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
8
3
12
23
6
116
6
31
1954...
11
1
10
27
5
120
7
32
acres 1959...
424
67
352
951
126
5,993
913
33
1954. . .
229
5
431
456
46
4,323
306
34
tons 1959. . .
599
80
656
1,778
195
9,232
833
35
1954...
427
1
645
1,009
76
6,940
287
36
Sales farms reporting 1959...
1
2
1
1
15
1
37
1954...
1
3
2
10
1
38
tons 1959. . .
2
32
28
65
702
100
39
1954...
50
234
25
336
2
AO
Oats, alone or mixed with vetch; wheat; barley;
rye; wild oats; volunteer grains; or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959. . .
443
56
144
155
55
75
10
41
1954. . .
636
86
241
389
120
109
19
42
acres 1959...
20,985
3,471
8,688
10,497
1,462
2,016
588
43
1954...
24,702
4,329
12,252
16,427
2,249
2,875
1,391
U.
tons 1959...
29,441
5,232
12,231
15,496
1,840
2,928
445
45
1954...
41,003
7,052
17,982
24,515
3,413
4,436
902
46
Sales farms reporting 1959...
113
13
29
47
12
17
i.
47
1954...
lU
23
53
123
20
15
4
48
tons 1959...
5,173
767
1,164
4,633
644
530
116
49
1954 .. .
6,027
1,536
2,317
5,048
653
652
287
50
Wild hay cut farms reporting 1959...
15
3
5
29
3
33
14
51
1954...
16
15
3
29
13
41
26
52
acres 1959...
2,466
200
426
3,524
16
2,376
3,095
53
1954. . .
1,157
335
no
1,408
120
3,436
4,563
54
tons 1959 .. .
1,676
345
800
4,326
15
3,240
3,368
55
1954...
1,039
399
118
1,667
197
3,765
4.773
56
Sales farms reporting 1959...
3
1
2
5
1
2
57
1954...
3
1
3
2
58
tons 1959...
98
180
26
228
200
150
59
1954. . .
220
90
102
120
60
Other hay cut farms reporting 1959. . .
35
3
23
13
7
32
4
61
1954...
87
9
25
44
24
47
1
62
acres 1959...
792
121
1,046
520
118
727
270
63
1954...
2,371
289
883
1,347
544
1,634
30
64
tons 1959...
1,402
220
1,593
974
147
1,020
191
65
1954...
3,965
346
1,466
1,882
1,001
2,279
30
66
Sales farms reporting 1959...
3
1
4
'■
6
67
1954...
16
1
2
U
3
6
68
tons 1959...
115
200
189
270
384
69
1954...
503
32
144
443
825
127
70
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
1
1
1
71
1954. . .
1
72
acres 1959...
17
140
'20
73
1954...
5
74
tons, green weight 1959...
240
560
ioo
75
1954...
Field seed crops harvested:
40
76
77
Alfalfa seed farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
3
3
2
1
3
3
78
acres 1959...
100
190
520
79
1954...
241
190
98
80
pounds 1959...
14,000
72,690
311,450
81
1954...
62,075
126,000
17,488
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
231
Part 2 of 7
Siskiyou
Solano
ScncDa
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
U
114
42
^
167
,
1
1
11
4
114
51
5
2
265
10
6
2
1,353
19,861
10,981
287
16,337
682
100
3
1,299
iij
16,026
12,419
281
5
28,516
841
331
4
22,759
415,369
205,838
2,121
303,602
10,904
1,600
5
28,048
1,216
418,927
270,856
5,664
28
619,179
15,590
4,315
6
1
15
1
275
U9
9
2
110
24
31
8
7
3
14
2
656
201
15
3
38
49
65
33
8
1
2,576
2
12,815
13,113
994
2
4,278
950
4,001
564
9
1
1,500
32
18,790
24,417
842
1
1,064
2,711
6,229
2,064
10
7
31,077
10
172,685
164,591
16,025
16
74,223
19,721
60,300
5,658
U
9
25,032
501
242,802
333,440
19,838
31
12,732
36,233
39,930
27,588
12
47,664
19,532
34,457
77,589
16,249
15,174
1,966
94,460
1,005
7,622
47,764
16,375
13
53,053
19,368
35,535
89,104
13,161
18,335
2,790
105,037
2,534
17,599
43,681
10,648
14
443
95
44
1,280
156
175
43
1,308
6
33
302
53
15
551
138
86
2,078
235
312
51
1,696
10
75
395
82
16
33,216
8,873
876
52,737
9,533
5,629
697
84,197
49
2,237
38,932
4.322
17
34,490
8,753
1,571
67,328
8,272
7,274
710
89,515
81
4,781
36,244
5,205
18
73,608
48,622
2,952
280,160
45,811
22,952
1,359
502,950
165
12,793
226.663
19,518
19
79,084
48,884
4,887
364,638
37,097
28,470
1,577
442,199
196
22,108
200,899
28,301
20
163
71
U
573
101
78
7
917
1
14
259
28
21
199
71
16
711
114
lU
8
998
1
22
292
44
22
32,569
41,611
971
149,499
31,088
13,127
176
344,795
98
7,302
214,184
12,034
23
28,028
35,898
8U
151,674
20,755
14,031
179
251,775
2
5,911
172,209
21,133
24
46
5
19
235
28
42
20
148
,;
17
16
9
25
88
18
14
474
34
68
12
324
1
5
44
9
26
93
19
7
283
36
36
9
299
1
4
66
11
27
108
28
2
177
41
17
2
285
5
67
15
28
108
25
2
111
17
12
252
7
109
9
29
92
15
89
65
38
73
21
32
8
4
10
33
30
94
11
105
62
31
59
29
30
26
5
10
40
31
4,951
980
2,290
2,972
2,134
2,333
439
931
93
73
378
2,790
32
5,149
631
3,028
1,792
1,401
1,513
777
1.368
290
128
502
2,010
33
8,851
1,419
4,611
6,308
2,827
3,184
708
2,738
135
132
697
3,780
34
7,555
1,211
5,762
2,880
2,331
1,844
941
2,376
397
162
890
2,775
35
9
5
20
15
11
9
5
10
1
1
2
7
36
8
5
17
6
7
10
5
4
2
4
10
37
263
537
1,098
1.845
841
6U
33
1,182
10
15
230
1,299
38
381
807
308
239
808
537
241
796
37
341
1,345
39
114
136
492
799
91
141
28
211
20
92
80
70
40
182
144
714
946
43
254
83
368
45
142
87
70
41
4,543
8,U7
27,152
17,686
3,642
5,103
319
6,712
495
4,640
5,553
4,803
42
9,001
6,433
23,364
17,382
2,322
6,924
721
U,152
1,170
8,103
5,786
2,662
43
5,536
13,197
56,616
36,886
7,121
6,544
501
13,248
436
4,377
3,153
6,693
44
8,952
10,440
53,351
35,492
4,362
U,019
779
15,946
1,350
11,775
7,096
3,919
45
23
68
143
225
40
34
4
80
4
40
45
20
46
19
41
160
202
21
56
3
116
4
49
43
13
47
1,254
7,172
22,416
8,601
3,975
1,884
32
3,771
79
1,656
4,926
1,422
48
526
3,348
13,953
7,199
9a
2,387
17
5,287
109
3,885
3,319
681
49
44
28
80
26
9
19
15
12
13
10
19
15
50
44
31
93
10
7
13
16
19
16
8
7
13
51
2,844
870
2,636
1,007
272
1,258
416
474
340
294
2,422
4,178
52
2,222
914
804
466
248
477
287
1,694
887
4,108
203
245
53
4,416
1,100
3,912
1,272
477
1,010
337
956
287
301
2,575
2,753
54
2,517
1,222
1,127
485
393
485
228
4,082
668
3,064
289
253
55
5
13
18
4
4
3
2
5
6
7
3
56
6
8
8
1
4
1
1
3
57
475
640
1,394
222
428
28
90
674
270
815
195
58
243
171
94
6
131
150
50
117
59
30
11
43
71
14
32
8
35
4
11
14
8
60
27
73
196
83
33
68
11
54
8
17
24
21
61
2,110
362
803
1,101
628
851
95
1,452
28
373
463
127
62
2,191
2,637
6,368
l,84i
918
2,147
295
1,308
106
479
946
526
63
2,363
461
1,529
2,756
1,002
1,231
116
2,266
13
520
503
135
64
3,517
1
5,299
3
13,052
8
3,094
8
1,62'
5
3,2a
12
249
3,253
10
194
522
2
1,414
3
824
1
65
66
4
26
45
13
7
14
' i
7
2
2
5
5
67
SO
290
157
171
364
404
753
65
111
25
68
125
1,937
2,906
12
7O0
400
4,995
2,890
483
48
16
2,086
294
22,159
2,327
271
1
40
80
679
10
148
13
694
11,119
18
196
431
1
16
250
316
2
155
1,135
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
13
^
32
3
4
1
28
76
27
4
76
6
2
14
1
79
2
77
723
195
4,560
640
246
21
2,809
78
1,139
228
9,007
192
'30
1,222
20
8,866
54
79
188,865
109,000
1,342,065
86,000
55,520
7,600
825,321
80
236,319
72,400
5,518,151
103,730
9,800
795,160
2,000
3,192,043
6,600
81
232
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 3 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
other field crops harvested;
Irish potatoes for heme i
or for sale
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959'
1954'
hundredweight 1959.
1954.
1,151
2,649'
85,822
93,630
23,101,148
22,468,727
or for sale farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959^
1954^
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cotton farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
hales 1959.
1954.
FaiTOS reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959..
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Sugar beets for sugar fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other ttian Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
heme use farms reporting 1959..
1954.
Vegetables harvested
for sale fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Faims reporting by value of sales:
ITnder $100 farms reporting 1959.
$100 to $199 farms reporting 1959.
$200 to $499 farms reporting 1959.
$500 to $999 farms reporting 1959.
$1,000 or more farms reporting 1959..
Tomatoes f anus reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sweet
Cucumbers and pickles fan
eporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
9,073
10, 297
72,797,347
72,782,050
8,672
9,828
820,804
879,723
1,791,260
1,458,520
1,152
2,537
1,679
1,381
1,923
2,099
1,755
205,500
213,258
4,781,450
4,314,422
5,856
7,161
657,344
560, 116
268,649,022
196,257,582
2,724
2,896
156,978
92,715
1,354
18,394
19,533
2,247
2,979
53,952
54,362
14, 137
10,613
5,276,892
3,824,845
3,504
3,375
68,931
59,370
3,858
1,000
895,293
207,737
8,381
5,982
191,435
115,323
pole types) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Watermelons farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cabbage farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Green lljna beans.
...faniis reporting 1959.
1954^
aciy!s 1959.
1954'
Persians.
farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
. . . . farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Z Reported in small fractions-
'Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
elude acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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Del Norte El Dorado Fresno Glenn Humboldt In^ierlal Inyo
Lassen los ,
11,667
13,080
2,874,87i
3,268,116
2,534
1,026,781
585,131
2,286
2,900
201,829
215,223
<63,077
372,528
394
8,814
8,461
172,244
144,319
28,092
21,857
U, 716, 178
8,486,225
1,220
1,030
20,802
15,067
49,882
69,682
120,628
122,558
39,447
51,446
919,217
989,078
59,353
52,875
30,185,000
21,503,944
39,832
42,454
11,360,409
10,415,887
1,127,400
1,702,995
3,357,750
621,390
1,285
936
1,493
991
208,347
101,135
205, 517
116,055
490,699
200,824
385,273
165,561
7,175
836
17,576
544
61,250
15,898
i77,396
7,295
13,178
8,725
5,115,431
2,743,227
20 I
1,413
1,847
2,696
15,367
19,392
7,495,651
9,290,339
27 71
58 72
483 73
558 74
12 76
162 77
41 78
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explfti
Mariposa Mendocino
Other field crops harvested;
Irish potatoes for heme '
or for sale
-fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959'
195^1
hundredweight 1959.
1954.
2,116
1,615
498,111
5,275
4,831
1,589,772
930,893
Sweetpotatoes for home i
eporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959^
1954'
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cotton farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bales 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Vegetables tor home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetablea harvested for
heme use farms reporting 1959.
195i.
Vegetables harvested
for sale farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by value of sales:
Under $100 farms reporting 1959.
$100 to $199 farms reporting 1959.
$200 to $499 farms reporting 1959.
$500 to .$999 farms reporting 1959.
$1,000 or more farms reporting 1959.
Tomatoes fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
44,930
54,975
83,550
74,219
2,597
2,268
53,993
52,002
31,359
28,285
60,039
41,503
7,518
3,142
164,627
64,274
16,188
12,455
4,709,242
3,125,192
Sweet com farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Snap beans (bush and
pole types) farms reporting
1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
Watermelons fanns reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Cabbage fanns reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Sweet peppers fanns reporting 1959. -
1954^.
acres 1959..
1954'.
1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
'I Reported in small fractions.
Hloes not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hiindredweight harvested.
"For 1959, does not include acreage for farms with less than 1,000 pounds harvested: for 1954, does not include
'Sv/eet peppers and pimientos.
creage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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Monterey Napa Nevada Orange
Riverside Sacramento San Benito
Fraiiclscc ="" ■'°''""^''
18,279
21,111
532,716
484,416
92,984
98,400
40,505,365
33,246,880
420
(Z)
1,001
(Z)
4,266,700
100
9,423,260
110
1,461
1,084
25,269
18,292
18,395
13,566
8,072,443
6,074,940
10,949
U,606
3,079,728
2,629,151
22,015
23,967
47,808
43,264
31,253
23,568
13,887,986
8,837,562
13,282
12,062
304,347
261,466
12,705
10,163
3,707,940
3,398,293
1,495
1,634
277,145
303,447
3,474
2,938
85,252
64,618
6,289
3,635
2,541,278
1,713,571
2,706
3,437
713,518
981,517
3,181
2,630
1,099,046
935,865
10,910
15,726
12,924,586
7,937,036
5,515
7,537
1,422,853
2,350,065
1,431
8,568,790
9,979,145
22,117
15,078
540,950
311,220
112,287
89,696
28,947,731
25,755,632
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 3 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(Fcir (leriniLions and explai
San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959^.
1954^.
hundredweight 1959. .
1954..
• fanns reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959'
1954'
pounds 1959. .
1954.,
Cotton farms reporting 1959.
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
bales 1959.,
1954.
Farms reporting by acres harvested;
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959.,
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
tons 1959.
1954. ,
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use fajins reporting 1959.
1954.
Vegetables harvested
for sale farms reporting 1959.
1954.,
acres 1959.
1954.
Sales dollars 1959.
1954.,
FamiE reporting by value of sales:
Under $100 farms reporting 1959.
$100 to $199 farms reporting 1959.
$200 to $499 farms reporting 1959.
$500 to $999 farms reporting 1959.
,$1,000 or more farms reporting 1959.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Sweet com farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Watennelons farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954.,
Cabbage farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959 . .
1954'.
acres 1959..
1954',
. . farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959
1954
acres 1959
1954
1,641
1,877
38,492
36,035
4,011
4,486
2,343,471
1,967,924
1,597
2,577
315,521
590,056
3,437
7,503
74,422
129,336
19,459
20,686
7,296,313
4,941,208
3,451
6,210
89,887
106,092
21,854
25,438
11,874,147
U,903,092
14,752
10,468
10,338,618
4,776,908
1 Reported in small fractions.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^For 1959, does not include acreage for farms with less than 1,000 pounds harvested: for 1954, does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
'Sweet peppers and pimientos.
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Siskiyou
Solano
Soncana
Stanislaus
Sutter
TehnmP
Trljllty
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Tolo
Yuba
76
1
50
25
2
3
6
31
1
1
4
1
123
2
217
31
5
7
11
118
6
3
7
2
2
4,101
(Z)
104
165
(Z)
(Z)
1
1,458
(2)
(z)
2
3
4,029
(Z)
87
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
1
7,648
(Z)
(z)
(z)
1
4
1,107,897
2
10,639
33,059
6
9
173
222,016
8
30
16
5
772,460
5
9,224
82
15
29
70
1,681,960
19
3
18
310
6
3
44
36
2
4
1
21
21
3
1
7
8
1
514
388
1
2
(Z)
181
115
23
(2)
9
10
6,500
3,830,671
1,787,225
12
8
141
955
224
1,571
5
7
2,055
28,765
100
1,546,130
1,084,820
2,413
2,662
156,840
161,739
315,590
246,990
373
689
501
405
445
209,600
2
1
357
240
594
159
1
1
1
459
900
"i
5
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
117
39
48
4
56
39
238
5
24
73
19
34
2
29
63
185
6
25
15,345
2,837
4,153
360
2,762
1,680
27,207
255
26
9,792
2,0TO
3,788
188
3,274
3,382
23,495
299
27
359,020
68,784
91,564
8,126
58,863
...
34,272
591,447
4,275
28
218,813
48,343
73,577
3,816
68,196
63,819
487,207
4,837
29
325
246
2,048
1,191
347
349
104
1,151
121
239
175
209
30
480
357
3,140
2,309
662
6U
144
1,633
151
419
264
343
31
15
68
42
253
85
16
1
241
3
219
190
12
32
12
53
61
312
79
17
8
417
3
176
191
19
33
244
14,016
465
29,996
8,501
134
(Z)
4,323
2
39,612
33, 322
606
34
169
5,585
906
24,735
4,753
273
12
8,911
1
20,613
22,722
931
35
128,276
3,619,356
314,230
9,396,383
2,998,442
14,842
40
2,427,411
1,830
16,788,057
11,447,326
167,005
36
33,745
1,706,933
355,622
6,387,899
1,360,388
29,985
2,022
3,935,820
365
7,656,391
6,607,435
339,452
37
4
1
2
2
8
4
11
5
3
1
4
1
17
10
1
1
2
1
2
1
38
39
2
8
21
4
5
19
2
3
1
40
1
2
6
20
7
4
20
"i
3
41
9
60
1«
196
70
3
175
1
211
184
10
42
3
62
23
79
55
9
137
2
121
170
9
43
1
47
26
62
49
6
4
221
2
55
159
11
44
1
8,743
13
9,977
7,108
5
1,327
1
7,448
25,594
512
45
(Z)
3,890
21
7,006
3,242
10
1
1,919
(Z)
2,281
13, 596
796
46
7
10
29
31
5
6
41
2
13
5
47
2
5
35
46
12
8
"5
79
3
9
16
"5
48
1
37
51
429
54
7
261
1
45
16
49
1
9
83
288
39
45
3
917
1
50
173
20
50
3
9
20
2
4
2
35
1
38
6
2
51
5
6
2
4
2
47
17
4
2
52
(z)
312
8
17
137
"i
91
(Z)
762
150
40
53
245
4
1
25
2
118
217
52
25
54
3
3
22
5
3
1
51
2
22
1
2
55
2
1
33
5
3
2
84
1
9
3
4
56
1
1
308
35
3
(Z)
217
(z)
227
t2)
1
57
(Z)
(Z)
408
32
2
(Z)
394
(Z)
457
84
6
58
1
1
2
85
11
8
42
1
4
3
3
59
2
121
2
7
81
3
1
2
60
(z)
2
1
1,672
126
72
685
(i)
83
2
18
61
1
1,415
22
124
1,431
7
1
5
62
1
1
10
1
1
6
1
72
1
1
63
1
2
14
1
4
6
2
23
2
64
(z)
(Z)
7
12
(2)
10
(z)
2,130
4
2
65
(Z)
2
15
(Z)
2
44
(2)
619
10
66
1
3
12
9
2
1
9
1
34
1
67
6
8
1
19
30
3
1
68
(2)
(2)
4
782
1
"i
10
(z)
972
1
69
2
386
2
27
1,250
3
(2)
70
1
4
6
44
13
7
25
2
6
7
2
71
1
1
7
61
8
4
1
54
1
6
15
5
72
(z)
1
12
5,678
721
u
850
(2)
53
1,652
5
73
(z)
130
4
1
9
(Z)
271
4,563
42
67
5,163
5,577
1,099
2
29
12
(z)
1,346
3
1
1
(2)
(z)
41
93
88
9,549
6,474
1,450
1
3
20
541
20
74
75
76
77
78
Stub items continued
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet polatoeshContinued
Vegetables harvested for sale — Continued
Squash farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Dry onions farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Asparagus farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Carrots farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Cauliflower farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Celery farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Broccoli farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
strawberries farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
pounds 1959. .
1954..
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.,
1954. .
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
Tms reporting by number of acres:
Under 1 acre 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 or more acres farms reporting
s farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
of all ages, number
1959. ,
1959. ,
1959. ,
1959. ,
1959. .
1959. .
1954..
1959. .
1954..
1959.,
1954.,
1959.,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954. ,
1959. ,
1954. ,
Freestone peaches farms reporting 1959.,
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
' 1959.,
1954.
1959.
1954.
■ 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Peaches
Quantity h
Clingstone peaches farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
liiantit^ harvested tons
Trees of all ages number :
Trees not of bearing age numljer '.
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
50,372
57,327
1,434,308
1,322,985
3,367
8,097
5,652
7,456
25,800
7,844
9,892
26,403
27,431
1,611,324
1,719,843
259,521
216,260
1,351,303
1,503,533
135,812
173, 529
13,193,224
9,641,048
866,978
673,309
7,172
8,210
86,350
60,081
8,493,583
5,360,792
2,014,227
1,243,630
6,479,356
4, 617, 162
572,451
439,555
10,220
12,740
43,154
39,028
4,699,641
3,780,256
799,123
802,525
3,900,518
2,977,731
294,527
233,754
6,895
33
5,731
3
662
7
514
7
13,757
20
9,104
12
283
244
82,618
73,055
578
1
610
8
22,960
3
25,911
37
1,078
49
1,362
56
118,970
3,810
126,321
1,575
439
45
479
51
14,026
2,835
10,151
2,044
372
7
489
16
15,433
36
14,370
116
333
6
340
9
19,901
113
15,278
178
1,053
IS
1,415
17
11,235
206
8,030
179
146,736,084
3,066,820
106,095,874
2,159,809
69
1,581
84
1,594
,230
36,805
,143
30,214
425
508
21,303
25,686
2,035
2,278
19,268
23,408
2,887
756
436,769
292,767
27,182
21,567
267
383
4,141
2,697
386,994
251 ,699
129,797
53,318
257,197
198,381
22,573
17,829
290
2,256
49,775
1,333
41,068
150
6,846
20
3,369
2,106
42,929
1,313
37,199
and grapevines.
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Ctsntra
Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Iiqjerial
Inyo
Kem
Kings
Laie
lessen
Ids Angeles
18
1
4
53
2
10
129
1
5
1
1
1
53
1
U
1
70
1
5
103
1
122
2
96
Cz)
CZ)
125
5
3
1,790
CZ)
82
"3
CZ)
CZ)
475
3
38
(Z)
202
CZ)
6
773
10
1,429
4
9
1
3
51
4
18
31
2
1
1
30
5
3
30
7
35
67
5
48
(z)
CZ)
172
1
1,834
2,082
'72
CZ)
'16
765
7
75
117
325
1,388
1,180
8
13
5
2
8
6
1
3
9
17
5
4
2
1
i
5
10
8,752
1,779
CZ)
1,648
1,421
102
3
11
9,943
14
248
220
70
1
404
12
1
2
1
8
6
44
8
1
1
21
13
1
1
15
10
37
3
2
55
14
(Z)
(Z)
CZ)
80
4
5,017
415
7
Cz)
1,515
15
48
5
210
25
6,060
148
20
2,077
16
25
2
26
4
130
5
2
40
17
26
68
3
124
15
1
91
18
1,161
(Z)
125
10
31,142
492
841
520
19
400
503
6
28,536
776
5
747
20
1
11
3
2
a
21
2
1
21
354
"1
2
3
1
82
107
200
22
23
10
1
95
2
Cz)
2
1
1
2
945
35
34
24
25
26
4
1
1
1
4
9
52
171
' i
2
1
2
1
U
8
'56
1
'75
1,306
1,834
8
17
24
35
27
28
29
30
31
32
3
2
1
54
2
4
2
3
1
53
33
6
1
1
109
9
1
2
111
34
2
(Z)
(z)
UO
CZ)
2
Cz)
1
Cz)
394
35
12
1
(z)
356
4
80
2
329
35
8,440
134
200
l,3«l,42«
60
3,078
540
U,250
200
4,492,676
37
41,605
900
400
4,681,066
10,004
140,000
1,820
2,883,339
33
1,027
23
272
5,638
531
197
120
15
349
514
841
16
1,906
39
1,385
16
303
5,823
498
162
146
18
3ie
425
795
17
3,6U
40
26,363
27
4,376
229,982
10,694
595
2,255
110
43,785
10,262
17,375
37
23,535
41
26,726
20
4,547
205,379
8,237
468
2,500
114
27,530
7,572
15,194
91
40,411
42
37
9
21
109
83
45
12
8
22
39
17
3
199
43
240
12
54
233
124
94
19
3
48
87
98
8
554
44
153
1
29
226
52
24
15
1
22
59
99
3
333
45
162
1
44
581
50
17
23
32
89
173
2
333
45
435
124
4,489
222
17
51
3
225
240
454
477
47
130
24
161
345
96
195
3
10
42
79
Ul
16
155
48
341
18
123
429
101
164
13
80
14
167
15
478
49
28
20
523
138
27
335
"6
67
61
3
41
25
139
50
65
18
4U
203
11
293
54
49
1
45
82
35
51
1,401
929
38,370
9,120
692
9,789
425
1,844
3,835
235
1,390
1,097
6,618
52
4,361
531
32,851
U,888
516
10,830
1,784
2,580
111
2,U5
2,818
7,032
53
60
66
U,WO
1,681
64
2,863
380
1
1,100
34
290
321
709
54
242
72
2,192
3,396
171
1,786
18
579
33
475
325
1,375
55
1,341
863
27,230
7,439
628
6,926
45
1,843
2,755
202
1,100
776
5,909
56
4,119
459
30,559
10,492
345
9,044
1,766
2,001
78
1,540
2,493
5,657
57
13
15
4,U7
87
83
283
31
32
2
20
2
128
58
330
1
1,500
326
1
262
14
89
1
20
3
50
59
50,632
67
2,451
1,940,432
5,640
1,794
1
262
302,327
253,257
837
32
41,835
60
80,560
1
6,170
1,364,538
18,137
2,320
5
494
18,314
170,010
1,319
557
60,310
61
3,550
(Z)
40
106,196
324
34
5
5,981
19,129
14
Cz)
2,028
52
4,463
136
75,797
1,183
39
8
582
U,723
18
I
1,239
63
43
2
40
658
97
29
5
56
154
43
1
142
64
148
34
828
82
20
"2
10
76
71
70
4
513
65
42
1
19
4,359
3
7
CZ)
1,178
935
23
CZ)
35
65
44
41
1,066
112
2
CZ)
2
26
585
2
5
39
67
3,001
27
1,843
446,254
324
169
31
140,839
95,242
187
3
2,739
68
4,066
4,182
112,254
12,904
118
6
90
2,030
58,769
356
514
3,998
69
107
2
238
95, U8
37
49
5
71,169
19,223
42
36
70
462
18
33,723
1,255
51
5
12
198
18,359
128
365
71
2,894
25
1,605
351,136
287
120
26
69,670
76,019
145
"3
2,703
72
3,604
4,164
78, 531
11,549
67
78
1,832
40,410
228
514
3,133
73
199
(z)
27
19,158
4
3
1
1,741
7,817
4
Cz)
136
74
191
112
6,674
852
1
1
24
4,735
1
1
44
75
105
7
47
1,815
177
69
1
13
82
242
70
6
289
76
298
1
30
2,070
155
46
1
12
99
154
95
7
912
77
501
(Z)
7
14,202
57
52
Cz)
2
1,925
1,660
9
6
443
78
896
(z)
22
U,968
64
40
Cz)
6
194
1,143
15
Cz)
570
79
47,631
40
608
1,494,178
5,316
1,625
1
231
161,438
158,015
650
29
39, 146
80
76,494
1
1,988
1,252,284
5,253
2,402
404
15,284
111,241
953
43
56, 312
81
1,897
11
21
219,286
1,779
169
1
55
75,308
24,819
247
7,494
82
21,937
85
309,165
896
246
52
5,812
23,736
264
"a
6,022
83
45,734
29
587
1,274,892
"3,537
1,456
176
86,180
133,196
403
29
31,652
84
54,557
1
1,903
943, U9
4,357
2,156
352
10,472
87,505
699
35
50,290
85
3,351
(z)
13
87,038
320
51
4
4,240
U,312
10
(Z)
1,392
86
4,272
24
69,123
331
38
7
558
6,988
17
1,195
87
240
Part 4 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
ttiadera
Marin
lulariposa
Mendocino
Merced
Modoc
Mono
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(olhei than Irish and sweel potaloeshConlinued
Vegetables harvested for sale— Continued
1
Squash farms reporting 1959. . .
4
2
6
7
2
1954. . .
4
2
4
3
acres 1959...
3
2
4
3
4
1954. . .
4
8
56
5
Dry onions farms reporting 1959...
9
1
3
14
6
6
1954...
6
17
3
7
acres 1959...
19
Cz)
'u
24
405
8
1954. . .
32
132
105
9
Asparagus farms reporting 1959. . .
4
10
1954. . .
3
11
acres 1959...
51
12
1954. . .
60
13
Carrots farms reporting 1959...
1
3
2
14
1954. . .
2
4
1
15
acres 1959...
(zi
5
3
CZ)
16
6
24
CZ)
17
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1959...
1
1
4
5
1
18
1954...
3
1
2
4
2
19
acres 1959...
1
(Z)
7
48
CZ)
20
1954...
7
(Z)
2
20
3
21
Cauliflower farms reporting 1959. . .
1
1
22
1954...
2
23
acres 1959...
4
150
2A
5
25
Celery farms reporting 1959. . .
26
1954. . .
27
acres 1959...
28
1954. . .
29
Broccoli .farms reporting 1959...
1
1
30
1954. . .
"i
31
acres 1959...
CZ)
CZ)
32
Berries and other sfnall fruits harvested for sale
"i
33
Strawberries farms reporting 1959 .. .
^
34
1954...
7
5
13
2
35
acres 1959...
15
1
2
31
36
1954. . .
8
2
28
"i
37
pounds 1959. . .
82,900
1,150
2,540
252,624
38
1954...
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes;^
70,950
7,475
207,792
11,580
39
Land' in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards.
and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959...
586
52
53
594
1,282
34
3
40
1954. . .
499
70
71
633
1,204
39
6
41
acres 1959...
33,177
139
584
11,074
49,481
99
27
42
1954. . .
Farms reporting by number of acres:
23,031
198
697
10,547
42,683
71
60
43
Under 1 acre farms reporting 1959...
27
11
9
46
92
4
44
1.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting 1959...
21
21
24
138
133
18
1
45
2.5 to 4.9 acres farms reporting 1959...
14
13
6
64
97
7
46
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting 1959...
40
4
9
101
179
4
47
10 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
464
3
5
245
781
1
2
48
Apples farms reporting 1959. . .
25
40
50
350
55
31
3
49
1954. . .
38
54
66
267
63
38
6
50
acres 1959...
71
14
231
1,033
29
60
26
51
1954...
125
38
623
1,234
3
62
31
52
4,949
1,711
10,864
64 503
458
197
1,107
1,920
990
819
53
1954...
8,342
1,291
20,826
76',606
54
Trees not of iDearing age number 1959...
628
57
2,000
11,758
16
132
55
1954. . .
887
342
4,971
8,615
42
109
773
56
Trees of bearing age number 1959...
4,321
1,654
8,864
52,745
442
975
990
57
1954...
7,455
949
15,855
67,991
155
1,3U
46
58
liiantity harvested tons 1959...
147
26
478
2
59
1954...
116
22
4,122
5)723
2
27
60
Peaches trees of all ages, number 1959...
363,013
300
405
1,684
1,177,619
137
14
61
1954...
53,190
286
503
2,618
801,858
49
%5
62
Quantity harvested tons 1959, . .
12,956
4
(z)
5
20
81,422
CZ)
CZ)
CZ)
25
63
1954. . .
3,438
5
6
65,146
64
Clingstone peaches farms reporting 1959...
44
14
21
96
222
6
1
65
1954. . .
46
26
36
30
207
3
3
66
acres 1959...
1,372
(Z)
3
3
6,640
5
CZ)
67
1954...
59
5
(2)
11
4,370
Cz)
5
68
Trees of all ages... number 1959...
130 994
37
156
138
105
429
1,208
673,454
423,255
121
11
6
478
69
1954! . .
5l%3
70
Trees not of bearing age number 1959...
73,450
2
76
61
201,729
4
71
1954. . .
525
42
44
625
100,825
i
72
Trees of bearing age number 1959...
57,544
35
62
368
471,725
117
6
73
) 954. . .
5,438
114
61
583
322,430
7
478
74
Quantity harvested tons 1959. . .
3,075
CZ)
1
7
5
40,517
35,164
CZ)
Z)
10
75
1954. . .
492
3
76
Freestone peaches farms reporting 1959...
74
24
30
132
362
7
1
77
1954...
SO
16
49
63
342
3
78
acres 1959...
2,333
3
6
11
5,022
CZ)
CZ)
79
1954. . .
492
3
6
19
3,619
CZ)
6
80
232,019
263
130
267
398
1,255
1,410
504,165
378,603
16
38
8
487
81
1954...
47,227
82
Trees not of bearing age number 1959...
55,414
2
48
130
68,220
83
1954. . .
2,165
22
66
1,080
67,003
15
5
84
Trees of bearing age number 1959. . .
176,605
45,062
261
108
219
332
1,125
330
435,945
311,500
12
23
8
482
85
1954. . '.
86
Quantity harvested tons 1959...
9,881
2,946
3
2
CZ)
4
13
1
40,905
29,982
CZ)
CZ)
CZ)
15
87
1954...
CALIFORNIA
241
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continuecl
Part 4 of 7
1 1 ==
==
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacrajoento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
FYancisco
San Joaquin
35
9
3
64
2
74
34
5
24
64
46
1
11
4
1
28
38
17
6
10
112
55
2
329
18
1
479
(z)
609
58
132
104
461
313
3
43
16
(z)
140
&i3
29
71
51
423
498
4
41
4
9
1
37
13
13
23
3
207
5
24
1
5
37
10
6
15
7
148
6
1,667
12
51
(z)
1,072
23
391
244
15
2,709
7
1,000
(z)
62
565
93
130
160
3
2,324
8
6
2
26
13
16
3
6
130
9
2
1
20
7
9
3
5
123
10
2,872
8
1,013
(z)
791
2,581
22
235
52,908
11
28
1
485
80
437
3
89
54,094
12
120
3
1
3
2
36
9
5
8
5
126
13
141
2
1
8
1
30
9
5
9
12
87
14
6,154
5
(z)
3
(Z)
2,976
56
63
138
8
1,701
15
10,733
10
(z)
127
(z)
3
1,070
22
U8
80
16
936
16
214
4
61
2
30
33
27
11
37
33
17
263
3
1
82
1
36
37
20
10
59
58
16
46,989
5
1,937
(Z)
6,480
197
1,274
52
998
718
19
64,222
10
(z)
1,035
(Z)
4,256
231
1,130
140
756
182
20
49
3
73
1
2
24
10
9
9
21
19
1
44
5
14
2
8
10
9
22
2,223
5
1,554
(z)
7
84
106
141
70
23
767
6
476
33
50
126
46
33
36
24
72
2
62
5
9
1
37
29
25
45
66
11
7
83
51
26
3,989
(Z)
2,097
66
20
(z)
1,169
1,023
27
2,173
1,073
22
30
1,660
1,758
28
79
3
2
1
4
11
2
3
4
9
29
63
1
12
3
2
1
1
9
6
30
7,005
5
5
(z)
9
9
69
44
4
12
31
4,708
3
39
4
1
3
3
29
156
32
82
5
3
85
2
8
69
17
18
40
31
33
29
4
5
79
9
21
84
10
U
53
39
34
3,129
1
2
835
2
(z)
24
88
120
125
218
733
35
530
1
2
369
12
34
134
44
48
217
703
36
40,414,284
1,182
8,400
11,645,104
15,400
250
266,753
759,630
1,387,397
1,019,790
1,895,620
8,754,399
37
8,115,339
1,007
7,088
3,736,902
81,270
147,7U
2,235,168
326,410
321,253
2,197,734
6,326,536
38
207
896
170
2,542
576
17
1,597
659
452
2,060
3,653
2,872
39
167
1,043
UO
3,656
720
17
2,548
987
462
3,158
4,412
2,454
40
3,328
22,553
1,430
43,492
15,705
45
54,976
9,288
14,076
53,954
28,910
98,656
41
3,222
23,270
1,126
54,397
17,181
30
52,835
10,823
12,181
66,408
30,815
78,693
42
29
39
26
224
17
3
56
94
20
177
322
163
43
75
161
59
398
36
7
203
212
43
375
1,094
374
44
18
107
26
421
39
3
213
99
30
340
719
217
45
32
yj.
24
579
62
1
255
75
52
399
669
352
46
53
445
33
920
402
1
870
179
307
769
654
1,766
47
125
318
134
126
119
16
73
130
108
95
488
149
48
114
485
74
79
134
16
250
308
33
146
929
89
49
308
354
266
2
148
39
164
20
193
592
554
20
50
527
268
166
1
131
29
97
9
124
472
577
27
51
19,946
27, 520
16,314
312
9,117
761
12,152
933
13,527
33,380
24,752
1,917
52
32,161
20,642
11,470
209
9,355
876
7,118
1,486
10,108
28,212
33,331
2,287
53
6,010
2,323
7,550
50
1,190
64
9,37«
196
3,111
6,947
6,383
1,059
54
2,238
859
518
51
535
79
1,312
319
1,063
6,908
14,546
870
55
13,936
25,197
8,764
262
7,927
697
2,778
742
10,416
26,433
18,369
858
56
29,923
19,783
10,952
158
9,270
797
5,806
1,167
9,045
21,304
13,785
1,417
37
2,211
993
924
2
305
8
83
13
2,210
4,1C1
553
53
58
1,844
653
209
1
89
16
234
5
1,757
4,437
1,093
32
59
820
9,379
2,522
15,376
1U,593
17
72,856
39,965
1,0U
61,283
19,018
1,233,349
60
1,020
12,397
2,004
3,703
111,931
6
U9,589
16,838
2,069
110,223
38,871
776,638
61
19
165
51
963
4,890
(Z)
2,877
638
27
1,965
327
75,440
62
16
465
2
18
3,515
(Z)
4,146
735
193
2,569
315
50, 758
63
44
170
42
143
118
3
61
127
60
150
330
583
64
30
176
U
88
126
3
273
183
13
263
417
443
65
4
27
13
6
549
(z)
196
61
3
215
34
10,538
66
3
20
12
15
583
(z)
281
117
11
360
43
6,366
67
276
2,008
1,412
557
55,957
9
22,233
5,263
322
22,015
2,489 ■
980, 679
68
275
2,018
1,573
1,641
59,444
3
e 28,350
9,071
1,024
X,063
4,182
590, 029
69
61
562
108
27
14,143
2,413
3,125
92
430
245
248, 595
70
82
U5
1,546
1,255
15,047
3,081
437
9
6,663
1,796
140, 745
71
215
1,446
1,304
530
41,814
9
19,820
2,143
230
21,535
2,244
732,084
72
193
1,903
27
386
44,397
3
20,269
8,634
1,015
27,400
2,386
449,284
73
5
18
31
6
2,956
(Z)
955
U9
3
449
64
55,992
74
3
13
1
2
2,033
1,6U
523
149
1,041
12
37, 123
75
72
194
63
233
183
2
197
205
78
235
632
555 76
64
343
25
155
175
2
598
374
16
461
1,223
392 77
9
92
15
155
495
(Z)
553
362
5
439
192
2,699
78
U
141
4
18
469
(z)
942
74
13
873
387
2,029
79
544
7,371
1,110
14,819
55,641
8
50,623
34,717
691
39,268
16,529 .
252,670
80
745
10,379
431
2,062
52,487
3
91,239
7,767
1,045
76,160
34, 689 '
186, 609
81
120
1,075
U9
2,097
14,036
2
3,682
1,754
37
1,903
5,265
34,596
32
80
1,604
27
366
11,948
10,402
1,600
48
8,370
8,435
49,053
33
424
6,296
991
12,722
41,605
6
46,941
32,963
654
37,365
11,264 1
218,074
84
665
8,775
404
1,696
40, 539
3
80,837
6,167
997
67,790
26,254 1
137, 536
85
14
147
20
957
1,934
(z)
1,922
519
24
1,516
263 ;
19,443
86
13
452
1
16
1,477
^ <^'
2,535
212
44
1,528
303 ... 13, 635
87
Stub Items continued
242
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For denni
,xpl.l
San Lois Obispo
San Mflteo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet polatoesl-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale — Continued
Squash farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Dry onions farna reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Asparagus farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Carrots farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. ,
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. ,
Cauliflower farms reporting 1959.,
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954..
Celery farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Broccoli farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
strawberries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
pounds 1959,
1954.
Tree fruits, nuts, and ".rapes:
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards,
and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
rms reporting by number of acres;
Under 1 acre 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 or more acres farms reporting
s farms reporting
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959. ,
1954.
1959. ,
1954.
Peaches trees of all ages, number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
1959. .
1954.,
1959.,
1954.,
1959.,
1954.,
1959.,
1954..
1959..
1954..
1959..
1954. ,
Freestone peaches farms reporting 1959.,
1954. ,
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
1959.,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954. ,
■ 1959.,
1954.,
1959.
1954. ,
Ingstone peaches farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Trees of all ages number :
Trees not of bearing age number :
Trees of bearing age number
Quantl ty harvested
227
254
11,107
12,085
1,259
1,360
9,848
10,725
367
4^3
2,228
6,448
1,285
2,253
26,289,603
34,046,326
2,392
3,575
64,577
82,152
387
250
23,078
19,298
1,781
3,207
21,297
16,091
2,062
1,053
733
1,715
20,571
10,790
1,512
1,215
198
402
106
99
8,520
8,635
1,897
2,153
6,623
6,482
4A2
128
1,258
1,192
15,314,680
20,479,803
518
644
7,368
8,120
433,106
530,095
63,619
67,738
369,487
462,357
64.,631
58,828
794
1,464
6,987
6,233
than 20 trees and grapevines .
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Siskiyou Solano SaDcma Stanislaus Sutter
243
Part 4 of 7
(z)
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
1
2
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
20
331
2,218
2,668
207, 935
196,659
16,700
W,933
8,357
48
2,982
251
254
2,704
2,564
207,627
188,302
29,980
35,623
177,647
152,679
16,684
14, 574
2,227
2,376
43,385
43,231
894
1,353
1,281
10,y78
10,598
705,817
684,577
97,221
71,446
608,596
613,131
88,803
86,096
134
89
9,411
8,474
2,269
2,380
7,142
6,094
188
79
3,175
2,776
78,381
»,416
13,189
1,373
7,959
3,143,490
2,295,U2
235,805
199,246
1,163
1,071
26,381
19,290
2, 692, 526
1,947,700
456,230
336,252
2,236,296
1,611,448
197,021
163,422
828
730
4,522
3,551
450,954
347,432
62,382
56,334
388, 582
291,098
38,784
35,824
1,213
1,105
48,648
36,857
1,866,370
1,624,993
154,797
U9,829
550
584
18,860
16,300
1,80;, 776
1,583,971
438,968
381, 507
1,365,808
1,202,464
150,023
U6,633
177
130
621
436
61,594
41,022
12,103
7,805
49,491
33,217
4,774
3,196
1,502
3,600
4,421
89,127
58,686
5,124
3,284
961
780
88,605
52,674
37,586
14,449
51,019
38,225
5,121
3,121
3,610
3,389
163,562
132,075
1,277
20,563
1,724
22,319
37
2,390
201
2,024
1,240
18,173
1,523
20,295
8
1,393
29
1,051
523
1,103,424
237
1,028,834
2
66, 159
2
66,575
21
542
6
595
3
5,406
1
4,285
159
500,769
23
409,424
6
95,477
1
62,077
153
405, 292
22
347, X7
(Z)
34,101
(z)
32,625
31
838
17
895
7
6,111
3
6,294
364
602,655
214
619,410
5
95,613
43
141,302
359
507,042
171
478, 108
2
32,058
2
33,950
3,192
20,108
18,136
1,541
1,480
63,192
57,516
8,249
5,621
3,289
54,645
34,715
3,662
2,619
2,628
1,735
1,010
632
432
52,017
32,980
17,523
5,397
34,494
27, 583
3,428
2,478
244
Part 5 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations,
e text)
Quantity harvested.
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Pears trees of all ages, nxunber 1959..
19M..
Quantity haarvested tons 1959. .
1954. .
Bartlett pears farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
Trees of all ages number 1959 . .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954..
Pears other than Bartlett .farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages mimber 1959..
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959,.
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Grapes vines of all ages, number 1959..
1954..
tons 1959..
1954..
Table grapes (Toksy,
Malaga, En^jeror, etc. ).. .f anas reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Vines of all ages number 1959..
1954..
Vines not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Vines of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Raisin grapes (Thompson,
Muscat, etc.) farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Vines of all ages number 1959, .
1954..
Vines not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Vines of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested.. tons, fresh weight 1959..
1954..
Wine or Juice grapes (Zinfandel, Alicante,
Carignane, etc.) farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Vines of all ages number 1959..
1954, .
Vines not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Vines of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Plums and prunes ... trees of all ages.
Quantity harvested. .tons, fresh
Plums farms
number 1959. .
1954..
h Height 1959..
1954..
■eporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959, .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954.,
Prunes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
C^antity harvested.... tons, dry weight 1959.
1954,
4,476,754
3,971,338
380,813
376,694
* 5,886
7,429
40,320
35,700
4,019,719
3,471,828
957,794
434,896
3,061,925
3,036,932
340, L25
330,410
2,386
2,826
4,856
5,011
457,035
499,510
53,526
46,822
403,509
452,688
40,688
46,284
225,087,494
207,496,148
2,781,608
2,223,534
5,798
7,075
105,359
87,157
47,944,324
39,609,985
4,558,731
1,930,471
43,385,593
37,679,514
607,443
475,994
8,997
9,625
227,262
201,751
110,779,272
96,611,638
13,670,564
4,608,149
97,108,708
92,003,489
1,530,785
1,117,926
5,445
6,310
136,613
140,660
66,363,898
71,274,525
6,134,718
2,861,443
60,229,180
68,413,082
643,380
629,614
11,944,394
11,099,168
420,050
487,098
28,401
25,236
2,973,452
2,586,631
633,552
471,220
2,339,900
2,115,411
92,074
67,073
6,139
7,7'.8
103,797
100,260
8,970,942
8,512,537
2,339,667
1,092,784
6,631,275
7,419,753
131,185
168,010
1,156,537
1,686,593
3,448
5,431
40
54
2,062
3,028
1,155,147
1,680,959
23,669
67,768
1,131,278
1,613,191
3,447
5,420
491
635
314,225
325,567
5,500
5,743
308,725
319,824
870
754
37,584
1,509
36,880
2,891
2,093
1,998
2,719
13,458
1,832
14,861
489
42
634
2,719
12,969
1,790
W,227
27,345
24,797
2,640
513,753
266,287
14,902
13,445
1,960
8,553
6,057
114
5,297
144
2,988
43,043
504,456
14,691
258,270
300
241,455
3
50,868
42,743
263,001
14,688
207,402
62
151
18,522
65,745
2,081
17,940
16,441
47,805
35
62
with less than 20
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
245
Part 5 of 7
Contra
Costa
Bel Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Eunboldt
Inqierial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Lake
Lassen
Los Angeles
140,020
72
343,161
2,852
38,519
1,092
48
10,185
1,595
465,634
261
22,661
1
140,687
43
389,425
2,160
15,829
847
6
65
4,558
65
348,290
31
27,265
2
11,417
(Z)
36,813
40
1,764
16
(Z)
2
108
48,912
(z)
1,128
3
11,006
(z)
36,922
47
3,032
30
2
3
2
49,200
2,550
4
134
12
193
229
89
106
5
29
56
273
S
101
5
308
6
246
260
80
84
"2
7
63
12
3U
7
295
6
1,406
(Z)
2,924
30
255
7
(Z)
104
16
5,436
3
258
7
1,443
(z)
3,353
23
102
12
(Z)
(Z)
54
1
4,227
(Z)
305
6
127,651
53
307,311
2,648
22,855
547
27
10,031
1,528
446,664
256
21,735
9
127,690
17
355,670
1,951
7,880
709
5
18
4,398
59
340,631
23
25,456
10
5,493
14
39,349
92
14,440
105
9,831
5
124,473
220
350
11
5,267
2
21,637
619
1,568
213
3
4
3,915
4
43,912
8
1,702
12
122,158
39
267,962
2,556
8,415
442
27
200
1,523
322,191
36
21,385
13
122,423
15
334,033
1,332
6,312
495
'2
14
483
55
296,719
15
23,754
14
11,160
(z)
32,517
38
1,022
11
(2)
2
108
47,067
(Z)
1,118
15
10,262
32,932
46
1,472
29
1
3
2
47,795
2,510
16
58
5
73
104
46
79
5
14
29
40
2
49
17
92
3
113
U9
53
36
1
6
27
3
53
2
133
18
174
(z)
372
2
174
13
(Z)
4
(2)
209
(Z)
13
19
UO
1
319
2
106
3
(z)
1
2
(z)
108
(Z)
23
20
12,369
19
35,850
204
15,664
545
21
154
67
18,970
5
926
21
12,997
26
33,755
209
7,949
138
"1
47
160
6
7,659
8
1,809
22
600
4
1,400
28
9,275
215
2
11
6
4,119
674
23
1,762
10
432
41
2,272
15
"i
6
63
2
80
353
24
U,769
15
34,450
176
6,388
330
19
143
61
14,851
5
252
25
11,235
16
33,323
168
5,577
123
41
97
4
7,579
8
1,451
26
257
(2)
4,296
2
742
5
(Z)
(2)
(2)
1,845
10
27
744
(Z)
3,990
1
1,550
1
1
(23
1,405
40
28
569,704
27
6,074
84,542,944
5,677
2,723
157,839
83
15,765,883
2,025,683
39,384
15
552,196
29
650,529
32,707
77,969,444
11,597
1,588
406,780
202
10,882,437
2,014,425
70,993
19
359,113
30
2,907
(Z)
33
1,179,233
15
10
1,125
1
215,075
25,350
83
(z)
4,765
31
3,085
...
26
897,787
71
(2)
1,810
(2)
140,484
16,492
165
1,262
32
61
5
22
909
98
39
4
3
110
44
66
1
124
33
195
12
1,033
79
25
8
6
123
15
66
3
450
34
38
(2)
(2)
15,783
4
U
315
(2)
17,013
67
11
(Z)
820
35
92
1
17,125
4
3
300
1
12,805
45
6
(Z)
260
36
6,482
23
187
7,527,691
935
1,929
154,308
40
7,838,414
31,171
1,849
2
336,070
37
32,546
177
8,241,025
1,450
1,121
U3,960
112
5,913,905
22,141
2,636
14
141,796
38
1,020
"*
32
4*8,085
105
255
20,808
10
1,002,724
60
53
295,146
39
2,915
14
251,576
102
195
10,010
10
167,629
602
130
23,233
40
5,462
'19
155
7,079,606
830
1,664
133,500
30
6,835,590
31,111
1,791
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90,924
41
29,631
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7,989,449
1,358
926
135,950
102
5,745,277
21,539
2,456
14
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42
34
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2
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1,112
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95,125
279
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1,454
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426
(2)
54,725
334
5
418
44
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3,304
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460
5,690
3,562
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646
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5,898,420
1,524,840
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63,168,055
528
39
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2,996,443
1,659,070
6,230
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56
32
6,941,298
168
505
1,673,156
124,484
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48
51
56
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37
8,182
255,132
129,200
32
10,214
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300
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523
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3,530
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4,225,254
1,400,356
186
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53
13,796
219
60,407,431
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209,408
2,740,311
1,529,870
6,198
80,852
54
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(2)
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78,316
19,747
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2,268
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19
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12,258
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4,223
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562,866
5,779
6,509,156
5,051
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2,030,054
470,672
37,346
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94,889
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604,131
32,308
6,560,354
9,509
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43,230
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333,214
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11,326
47,798
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409,111
424
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178,597
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89,650
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755
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2,348
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1
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Part 5 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^-Continued
Pears trees of all ages , number
Quantity harvested tons
Bartlett pears farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Bartlett. farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age nuniber
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Grapes vines of all ages, number
Quantity harvested tons
Table grapes (Tokay,
Malaga, Qnperor, etc.) — farms reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Raisin grapes (Thompson,
Muscat, etc.) farms reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested. .tons, fresh weight
Wine or juice grapes (Zlnfandel, Alicante,
Carignane, etc.) fanns reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
and prunes.
Quantity ha
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sted..tons, fresh weight
Plums farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Prunes farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested.. . .tons, dry weight
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1954..
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1954..
12,156,775
9,807,059
177,737
131,815
845
849
433,935
406,566
80,107
17,151
353,828
389,415
6,830
5,689
444
400
20,495
14,687
9,781,498
7,289,630
1,920,681
419,541
7,860,817
6,870,089
140,791
96,621
117
152
3,993
4,215
1,941,342
2,110,363
280,924
79,966
1,660,418
2,030,897
30,166
29,505
22,977
14,636
5,481
259,267
214,595
20,841
18,804
243
194
2,866
1,902
255,054
193,705
96,780
8,944
153,274
184,761
20,622
17,240
97
66
4,213
58
20,890
1,162
3,671
15
2,982
8
3,051
43
17,908
219
3,663
2
1,564
360
2,929,860
6,699,501
3,680,831
U,527
13,468
6,475,399
98,036
106,615
2
12
1,102
293
5,270
351,264
660
4,107
522,211
17
49
8,459
149
3,161
995
276
5,221
342,805
511
946
521,216
(Z)
10
4,588
2
2
6,867
9
16
465
24
10
500
(Z)
1
8,971
(Z)
5
7,700
35
260
4,237,056
17(1
2,094
3
434,855
1
264,233
43
1,830
79,839
84
260
3
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127
264
3
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1
1
67,417
(z)
2
59,060
6
271
163
19
333
204
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5,125
4,549
(z)
5,774
5,158
621
2,924,330
2
111,181
228
3,674,680
2
513,333
50
362,923
197,415
■77
143,272
30,557
571
2,561,407
1
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171
3,531,408
2
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1
11,516
26,031
(Z)
13,464
40,688
147
93,150
29,673
183
78,625
14,884
(Z)
4,364
330
(Z)
4,183
497
2,254
11,282
6,033
14,794
324
2,525
954
1,846
1,930
8,757
5,084
12,948
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1,069
199
(z)
770
(Z)
18
90,896
18,396
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72,537
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63,846
31
37
70,313
1,733
70
1,585
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CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
247
Part 5 of 7
Ifonterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
4,265
69,675
85,416
324
656,369
41
845
646,487
128,431
1,585
12,133
70,733
1
e,3A9
87,801
87,572
321
675,655
17
6,603
541,289
80,509
4,197
18,821
3.685
2
2A2
2,968
3,157
3
31,959
(z)
1
77,183
7,242
48
539
3,347
3
386
3,855
3,160
3
34,110
64
68,095
8,815
34
937
1,548
4
62
254
133
52
404
49
178
94
59
225
136
5
52
392
74
45
541
178
322
42
95
493
60
5
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825
821
3
5,494
14
5,117
482
19
214
794
7
17
954
818
2
5,849
41
4,601
313
12
170
32
8
188
67,734
80,464
304
612,786
31
784
523,075
87,819
1,484
11,055
69,752
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1,?73
75,241
83,436
294
630,957
15
3,726
527,443
32,126
1,083
W,353
6,758
10
38
6,960
5,619
17
139,734
230
147,695
15,856
202
758
40,525
11
162
4,648
5,9U
31
135,988
159
58,154
4,955
109
1,545
87
L2
150
60,824
74,345
287
473,052
'25
554
475,380
71,963
1,282
10,297
29,127
13
1,111
70,593
77,525
263
493,969
15
3,567
469,269
27,171
974
12,808
6,681
14
5
2,882
2,991
3
29,878
(Z)
1
74,762
3,333
48
457
3,338
15
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3,272
3,056
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31,862
64
65,806
3,309
34
713
1,427
16
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88
56
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85
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45
215
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86
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59
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394
(Z)
(Z)
251
404
2
16
12
19
91
163
53
(Z)
394
(z)
31
131
492
41
55
16
20
4,077
1,891
4,952
20
43,583
10
51
23,412
40,612
102
1,073
981
21
7,076
12,560
4,136
27
44,698
2
2,677
13,346
48,333
3,114
4,468
1,917
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1,594
5,558
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903
9
4,991
2,728
927
1,832
44
454
345
24
4,013
1,746
4,869
19
38,547
9
57
21,818
35,044
88
956
310
25
7,044
11,567
3,233
18
39,707
2
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12,919
46,551
3,070
4,0U
1,571
26
237
86
166
(Z)
2,081
2,421
3,909
(z)
82
9
27
380
583
104
1
2,248
(Z)
(Z)
1,289
5,505
(Z)
274
121
28
31,658
5,949,772
10,212
89,379
302,441
6,191,505
417,U4
800,867
10,322,100
1,055,471
20,571,137
29
12,194
6,867,985
5,580
19,839
481,973
"s
4,721,229
694,275
568,215
13,491,327
1,504,385
19,712,913
30
34
33,367
19
941
1,342
39,754
3,507
3,343
74,557
3,357
291,380
31
29
34,485
42
151
1,604
25,778
4,007
2,233
64,429
5,359
260,187
32
36
150
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74
31
207
144
47
96
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639
33
34
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15
73
53
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329
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560
699
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8,985
466
5
389
321
21,331
35
2
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2
4
50
(Z)
1,663
735
(Z)
295
1,315
18,716
36
2,859
21,673
1,566
50,300
7,527
4,222,293
237,512
2,653
131,740
243,235
9,623,581
37
1,219
51,560
812
2,328
21,974
' 8
690,746
398,117
107
130,696
568,013
8,381,642
36
70
347
359
10,018
73
408,932
17,700
2,237
9,530
25,818
448,370
39
651
379
48
30
10,166
137,929
23,279
240
152,207
286,971
40
2,789
21,326
1,207
40,282
7,454
3,8U,361
219,812
426
122,a0
217,417
9,174,711
41
568
61,181
764
2,298
11,808
"s
552,817
374,838
107
130,456
415,306
8,094,671
42
5
209
5
302
56
23,307
2,027
1
947
1,867
160,756
43
2
379
4
18
22
4,588
2,153
285
1,621
125,229
44
18
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12
30
18
95
79
20
40
119
151
45
12
37
4
18
10
328
91
36
227
138
45
1
130
5
95
2
2,530
22
"5
416
1,149
795
47
(z)
18
1
10
2
7,565
17
238
1,173
463
48
141
59,967
190
33,932
503
1,339,621
5,240
2,605
164,074
531,930
362,925
49
107
9,253
63
4,498
634
3,U3,584
7,944
98,552
532,709
230,242
50
40
1,003
57
7
218
153,529
93
2,145
23,004
6,589
66,572
51
10
5,072
23
3
273,738
158
1,530
2,253
26,541
52
101
53,964
133
33,925
285
1,176,092
6,U7
460
141,070
525,341
295,353
53
97
4,181
63
4,475
631
2,859,846
7,786
97,022
530,455
203,501
54
371
3
551
2
11,776
36
1
859
956
6,032
55
(z)
5
(z)
17
(Z)
16,962
23
492
1,405
3,239
56
20
384
28
26
61
30
81
34
187
75
906
57
12
437
14
15
90
83
94
40
303
154
898
58
68
11,054
29
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722
1,470
381
1,610
22,147
713
23,409
59
30
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20
23
1,064
2,468
564
1,077
26,075
1,006
23,923
60
28,658
5,868,132
8,456
5,U7
294,411
629,591
173,362
795,599
10,025,286
280,306
10,534,631
61
10,868
6,797,172
4,705
13,013
459,365
886,899
288,214
558,108
13,262,079
403,563
11,101,029
62
303
472,745
107
6
15,302
25,406
11,749
413,909
303,098
15,036
950,380
63
1,150
355,931
213
1,210
62,071
8,258
5,432
59,347
446,834
7,932
319,712
64
28,355
5,395,387
3,349
5,U1
279,109
603,185
161,613
381,690
9,723,138
265,270
9,634,251
65
9,718
6,U1,241
4,492
11,803
397,294
878,641
281,782
498,751
12,815,245
395,731
10,781,317
55
29
32,787
11
88
1,284
4,581
1,544
3,341
72,851
1,024
122,592
57
27
34,101
38
116
1,582
4,228
1,831
2,233
63,652
2,333
131,719
58
2,611
666,375
1,126
2,347
786,585
25
28,958
44,210
256,280
24,363
6,159
113,752
69
1,490
701,604
1,435
2,101
875,751
15
35,918
42,670
245,379
30,315
7,330
110,407
70
14
19,658
3
55
20,734
(z)
600
1,848
14,795
700
89
2,758
71
18
26,061
15
42
14,262
1,221
1,980
16,675
1,119
52 ]
2,017
72
74
108
1
191
390
5
179
164
33
202
609
369
73
62
184
23
104
488
2
525
328
11
318
1,031
239
74
18
31
13
17
6,750
2
332
53
(z)
263
64
996
75
15
34
15
20
7,589
1
397
108
(Z)
323
63
1,073
76
1,897
1,705
1,050
2,242
782,578
25
27,811
5,123
57
24,781
5,987
104,917
77
1,437
3,450
1,425
2,043
872,131
16
31,192
9,903
41
30,149
6,853
105,979
78
838
37
900
237
U3,831
4
6,720
481
14
3,532
1,256 1
23,770
79
659
1,734
97
750
203,268
2
7,624
804
16
4,160
1,520
12,503
80
1,059
1,668
150
2,005
638,747
22
21,091
4,542
43
21,249
4,721
31,147 81
778
1,666
1,328
1,293
663,863
14
23,558
9,099
25
25,939
5,333
93,471 32
14
50
3
52
20,584
582
55
700
85
2,675 83
16
11
15
42
U,040
946
185
1,114
47
1,867 84
35
521
22
60
6
37
55
159
33
92
50 85
31
697
4
37
9
159
138
179
61
254
35 '86
5
7,674
4
(Z)
40
26
549
3,350
1
3
101 167
(Z)
8,621
(Z)
(z)
36
55
521
3,315
2
1
44 168
714
664,670
76
105
4,007
1,147
39,087
265,223
82
172
... 1 3,835 |89
53
698,154
10
58
3,630
4,726
32,757
245,338
166
477 ... i 4,428 |90
673
56,346
4
3
1
132
11,162
42,047
17
43
5,309 191
14
48,743
3
10
602
540
1,498
25,015
18
125
225 192
41
608,324
72
97
4,006
1,015
27,925
224,176
55
129
3,526 193
39
649 ,4U
7
48
3,028
4,086
31,269
220,322
148
352
4,203 194
(Z)
7,843
(Z)
1
60
7
717
5,918
1
33 |95
1
10,420
(Z)
39
110
713
5,570
"2
2 ■ . . . j 50 ; 95
248
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Quantity hajTrested tans
Bartlett pears farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Pears other than Bartlett. farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Grapes vines of all ages, number
Quantity harvested tons
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age niimber
Quantity harvested tons
Raisin grapes (Thoii5)SOn,
Muscat, etc.) farms reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested.. tons, fresh weight
Wine or juice grapes (Zlnfandel, Alicante,
Carignane, etc.) farms reporting
Vines of all ages number
Vines not of bearing age number
Vines of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
.ums and prunes. . .trees of all ages, number
Quantity harvested. .tons, fresh weight
Plums farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Prunes farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested. .. .tons, dry weight
1959..
1954..
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1959..
1954..
1959.,
1954..
1959.,
1954..
1959.,
1954. ,
1959.
1954.,
1959.
1954.,
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
473
510
180,120
194,408
8,245
2,142
171,875
192,266
571
702
1,890
2,760
5,557
2,829
27
195
1
1,863
2,760
5,362
2,828
725,701
713,748
71,437
79,318
330
521
5,396
4,922
526,747
493,978
110,049
76,885
416,693
422,093
49,880
55,066
166
207
1,955
1,951
198,954
214,770
9,344
22,430
139,610
192,340
21,357
24,252
3,248,230
2,797,258
20,301
12,597
166
260
5,417
4,907
2,355,083
2,762,863
376,656
236,905
2,473,427
2,525,953
14,263
12,388
2,591,922
3,332,694
121,454
216,320
53,544
58,342
1,743
1,979
505
555
48,429
45,995
7,301
5,954
41,128
40,041
1,271
1,624
llA
131
1,246
9,563
11,101
333,696
1,675
24,463
7,659
40,335
20
1,116
1,345
293,361
1,655
23,347
6,314
5,310
7
39,761
42,815
131,589
79,078
56,022
1,993
14,210
35,984
174
31,312
31,388
370
4,191
3,405
31
4,231
6,926
91
10,019
32,579
U3
27,531
24,962
279
316
1,005
1
1,234
468
2
1,439
74
32
2,257
102
33
30,906
425
127
42,296
276
15
2,577,712
43,094
12
,808
3,300,882
24,134
1
113
246,702
5,191
11
,841
333,338
1,839
19
2,331,010
37,903
967
3,462,494
22,295
1
,094
43,455
397
16
36,034
151
11
■ farms with less than 20 ■
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continuecl
249
Part 5 of 7
Slsldyou
Solano
Sonona
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolunme
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
282
290,566
187,288
14,977
17,004
8,937
235
2,590
5,269
496
42,382
106,277
1
328
235,222
132,371
1,118
5,222
1,176
190
2,162
6,256
1,023
42,537
75,937
2
i.
24,907
10,277
288
8
2
1
105
94
13
5,306
18,004
3
I,
22,658
8,536
42
530
16
4
33
298
34
4,574
14,967
4
43
151
789
UO
48
77
39
145
40
37
22
36
5
60
151
642
99
35
51
27
156
38
86
28
35
6
5
2,869
1,987
137
164
97
4
22
58
15
386
977
7
2
2,613
1,573
9
48
15
4
17
118
11
392
812
8
198
285,080
174,638
14,756
16,967
7,017
169
1,976
4,581
391
37,605
100,388
9
201
219,317
125,352
815
5,188
1,127
130
1,492
5,934
752
42,524
68,345
10
2A
42,836
39,818
11,41,4
16,057
6,592
11
305
22
39
7,825
28,484
11
35
31,529
12,746
IS
1,456
a
19
159
275
27
1,314
2,062
12
174
242,194
134,820
3,342
910
425
158
1,671
4,559
352
29,780
71,904
13
166
187,788
112,606
797
3,732
1,106
111
1,333
5,659
725
41,210
66,283
14
3
24,662
9,926
288
8
1
1
48
88
13
5,140
16,665
15
3
22,384
8,025
40
530
16
3
16
269
34
4,574
14,443
16
23
24
165
53
22
50
26
58
15
18
7
15
17
35
48
112
51
22
23
16
66
22
29
5
29
18
3
60
161
2
(2)
26
1
6
12
1
53
68
19
2
176
77
4
(2)
(2)
1
8
9
5
1
73
20
84
5,486
12,650
221
37
1,920
66
6U
688
105
4,777
5,889
21
127
15,905
7,019
303
34
49
60
670
322
271
113
7,592
22
9
926
7,148
24
15
1,819
7
130
36
5
20O
447
23
12
163
938
132
7
8
2
114
45
22
103
44
24
75
4,560
5,502
197
22
101
59
484
652
100
4,577
5,442
25
U5
15,742
6,cei
171
27
41
58
556
277
249
10
7,548
26
1
245
351
(2)
I
(Z)
57
6
(2)
166
1,339
27
1
274
511
2
(2)
1
17
29
(Z)
524
28
400
335,520
6,843,407
8,995,124
105,850
22,965
41S
32,409,281
288
9,845
110,765
11,047
29
442
356,544
7,263,712
7,8a,096
50,615
9,785
^z1
25,993,266
4,892
55,934
93,503
9,583
30
tz)
2,736
25,480
123,332
1,175
53
433,859
1
20
885
54
31
1
2,771
29,174
138,785
601
12
(2)
320,047
11
77
457
50
32
12
58
168
181
64
61
28
810
8
30
19
22
33
26
36
100
229
58
48
9
859
14
53
20
36
34
1
17
26
603
88
22
4
35,877
1
8
58
4
35
1
9
54
653
6
10
(2)
30,703
3
35
10
1
36
66
3,385
4,U0
298,785
38,549
6,826
263
15,915,470
87
2,975
29,231
388
37
266
2,302
29,1A1
280,341
1,115
5,693
63
13,511,064
1,167
15,476
3,759
494
38
7
1,130
264
46,303
57
343
6
1,674,896
41
78
13,161
21
39
41
397
1,267
994
183
26
22
832,945
571
136
61
156
40
59
2,255
3,846
252,482
38,492
6,483
257
U,240,574
46
2,897
16,070
367
41
225
1,905
27,874
279,347
932
5,667
41
12,678,139
596
15,340
3,698
338
42
(z)
13
8
3,557
376
34
(Z)
189,507
(2)
1
210
7
43
1
22
94
5,065
1
6
(2)
158,138
1
5
6
1
44
5
29
54
686
49
55
10
1,106
8
16
17
16
45
7
24
23
675
32
14
6
1,092
6
20
17
13
46
1
15
22
8,035
71
13
1
27,122
1
15
11
3
47
(2)
5
46
6,176
63
11
(2)
24,091
(2)
8
40
(Z)
48
288
6,306
12,190
3,650,582
9,263
5,623
93
12,496,864
54
4,315
2,422
584
49
39
2,230
23,183
2,752,860
24,292
3,766
67
10,845,158
75
3,740
18,294
90
50
18
1,296
U
7U,919
24
134
1,765,351
33
51
62
51
164
13
51,a6
41
578,561
58
1,201
*20
11
52
270
5,010
12,176
2,935,663
9,239
5,489
93
10,731,513
a
4,264
2,422
522
53
39
2,066
23,170
2,701,244
24,251
3,766
67
10,266,597
17
2,539
18,274
79
54
41
43
49,837
197
7
174,120
(z)
4
30
(2)
55
(Z)
U
92
52,894
340
4
137,241
(Z)
13
155
56
7
49
633
516
11
28
3
224
12
11
7
15
57
13
57
695
515
9
13
2
188
9
22
13
11
58
(z)
528
U,301
11,037
U6
52
1
9,239
2
27
153
27
59
1
695
11,660
10,798
37
2
(Z)
3,336
10
110
153
25
60
46
325,829
6,827,107
5,045,757
58,038
10,516
62
3,996,947
147
2,555
79,112
10,075
51
137
352,012
7,2U,388
4,787,895
25,208
326
56
1,637,024
3,650
46,718
71,450
8,999
62
15
10,412
526,679
770,856
5,602
6,915
541,177
6
502
6,000
500
63
8
23,823
387,752
187,363
2,728
2
4
33,797
550
23
11,751
4
54
31
315,417
6,300,428
4,274,901
52,436
3,601
62
3,455,770
141
2,053
73,112
9,575
65
129
328,189
6,823,636
4,600,532
22,480
324
52
1,503,227
3,100
45,695
59,699
8,995
66
(2)
2,682
25,429
69,938
602
12
70,232
1
15
645
47
67
(2)
2,735
28,988
80,826
260
2
24,668
10
59
296
49
68
249
423,820
1,407,835
5,257
1,433,077
298,351
365
821,930
103
7,004
130,912
342,812
69
295
391,826
1,318,3U
7,703
844,955
173,608
208
579,268
135
625
66,289
145,791
70
1
13,184
42,U0
103
46,220
14,175
(2)
26,837
1
400
4,183
10,553
71
1
19,392
31,710
448
37,522
9,586
1
17,528
(Z)
4
5,938
6,789
72
43
87
275
a?
140
106
46
796
21
56
14
56
73
51
106
226
227
116
54
30
755
21
117
19
4«
74
5
315
137
50
1,432
5
5
7,133
1
2
(z)
456
75
3
498
U6
34
1,044
15
4
5,215
2
4
8
430
76
201
27,912
9,104
4,971
136,037
496
300
728,304
89
121
31
45,194
77
257
39,917
10,751
3,952
93,849
994
179
523,252
120
536
567
36,846
78
31
3,992
2,003
1,811
52,867
188
33
160,003
24
24
5
16,821
79
55
2,902
2,072
597
17,682
62
17
81,774
24
235
17
10,126
80
170
23,920
7,101
3,160
83,170
308
267
568,301
65
97
26
28,373
81
202
37,015
8,679
3,355
76,157
932
162
441,478
96
301
550
26,720
82
1
299
117
103
3,350
7
(Z)
24,809
1
(Z)
(2)
1,643
83
1
655
188
165
3,154
31
1
15,440
(2)
2
36
1,124
84
18
207
1,141
68
374
190
23
109
8
16
31
79
85
20
218
1,226
88
280
137
7
101
9
34
30
44
85
1
4,515
17,431
2
13,231
4,1U
(z)
1,095
(2)
92
1,672
3,393
87
(2)
4,380
17,410
52
7,531
2,455
1
608
(2)
1
1,029
1.195
88
48
395,908
1,398,731
286
1,297,040
297,855
65
93,626
14
6,883
130,881
297,618
89
38
351,909
1,307,560
3,751
751,106
172,614
29
56,016
15
89
65,722
108,945
90
9
77, lU
291,585
207
567,219
137,622
46,611
5
7
76,460
170,985
91
10
46,815
230,270
308
188,392
41,077
4
8,872
5
8
1,849
36,845
92
39
318,794
1,107,146
79
729,8a
160,233
65
47,015
9
6,876
54,421
126,633
93
28
305,094
l,cr77,290
3,443
562,714
131,537
25
47,144
10
81
63,873
72,100
94
(2)
5,154
16,809
(2)
17,148
5,667
(Z)
811
160
1,673
3,604
95
7,495
12,609
U3
13,747
3,822
835
1
2,361
2,266
96
Stub Itema continued
250
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 6 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For derini
,<pla,
e text)
The State
Alameda
4,231
106
5,571
108
12,520
399
10,999
231
858,157
16,131
779,258
14,161
301,377
990
237,190
2,176
556,280
15,141
542,068
11,985
15,084
408
20,205
330
8,838
222
11,975
273
39,403
1,683
38,665
1,505
3,047,499
116,683
3,013,423
109,251
531,214
3,023
274,706
13,987
2,516,285
113,660
2,738,717
95,264
168,590
3,607
116,272
4,602
4,861
62
6,725
64
21,996
4
27,367
3
1,116,391
145
1,470,825
270
122,111
30
59,849
15
994,280
115
1,410,976
255
62,627
3
80,006
1
6,255
8
7,235
6
24,200
(Z)
23,683
CZ)
2,026,330
24
1,868,379
7
406,088
9
700,193
3
1,620,242
15
1,168,186
4
93,102,189
36,852,237
3,657
26
4,656
16
12,095
1
6,634
(Z)
1,233,573
37
719,384
41
291,141
2
297,943
7
942,432
35
421,441
34
40,512
(Z)
17,705
4,044
21
5,239
19
27,717
11
28,409
7
1,605,828
351
1,660,475
674
218,933
120
188,343
22
1,386,895
231
1,472,132
652
52,867
5
32,550
1
17,637
244
18,778
261
139,195
1,678
121,927
1,082
3,833,744
41,551
3,316,059
34,038
1,220,356
5,196
726,947
6,595
2,613,383
36,355
2,589,112
27,493
53,326
559
56,925
396
8,996
93
9,683
109
110,246
119
92,400
99
7,044,531
4,901
5,741,841
5,584
1,484,582
63
560,814
238
5,559,849
4,838
5,181,027
5,346
72,616
33
39,669
15
Tree ffuits, nuts, and irapes'-Continued
Cherries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
(Quantity harvested tans 1959.
1954.
Apricots farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
19X.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
(Jaantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Figs farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons, fresh v/eight 1959.
1954.
Avocados farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested^ pounds 1959.
1954.
Nectarines farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Olives farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested^ tons 1950 .
1954.
Walnuts, English farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.,
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954. .
Almonds fanns reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954. .
Trees of all ages number 1959. .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954. .
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954. .
4
25
4,758
5,4S7
102
415
260
301,114
3,511
1,738
320,955
21,794
13,229
525
36,185
450
260
287,835
2,986
1,738
234,770
21,344
1
8,324
150
8
7,161
163
50
639
63
61
740
72
458
5,198
519
200
3,082
647
8,211
119,852
9,251
6,231
68,844
12,744
4,197
61,052
3,363
1,026
23,825
2,817
4,014
58,800
5,338
5,205
45,019
9,927
57
1,360
73
15,218
57
14,086
71
948,016
2,233
887,708
3,907
134,768
16
76,945
2
813,24«
2,217
810,763
3,905
15,189
5
8,726
1
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
2po^ iQsq h=™^o^^^ i^ 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958; for 1954, harvested in 1953-54 fron the bloom of 1953.
''For 1959, harvested :
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
251
Part 6 of 7
CCTitra
Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Ole^
Huinboldt
lijicrlal
Inyo
Kem
Kings
Laie
Lassen
Los Angeles
70
14
49
189
75
113
4
21
19
49
68
1
182
4
32
239
60
79
6
33
3
74
t
191
2
419
1
98
13
2
19
(z)
1
12
2
]
76
3
158
(Z)
109
11
2
15
1
7
(Z)
1
(z
42
4
31,440
57
6,078
1,110
321
842
13
85
1,028
197
3.
4,243
5
13,976
8
5,809
1,216
177
799
23
474
5
205
2C
3,807
6
20,841
16
562
687
132
141
45
15
35
947
7
2,591
4
7
276
46
77
5
67
1
40
i
2,063
8
10,599
41
5,516
423
189
701
13
40
1,013
162
3C
3,296
9
U,385
4
5,802
940
131
722
17
407
4
165
1<
1,744
10
160
(Z)
126
5
2
15
(Z)
(Z)
113
2
(z
14
11
258
109
4
(Z)
3
(Z)
16
(z)
5
12
320
2
29
742
208
26
8
60
197
49
241
13
472
13
976
193
15
4
11
96
120
80
862
14
3,989
(z)
(Z)
549
123
(Z)
(Z)
181
757
3
(z
53
15
2,687
2
558
184
(Z)
(Z)
1
126
441
8
(z
84
15
332,333
5
55
44,237
9,915
55
31
15,576
63,405
253
1
2,944
17
224,8U
80
48,440
12,119
27
"5
50
10,347
30,450
699
1
4,883
18
75,562
4
13
16,680
53
22
3
4,797
26,558
26
455
19
16,945
7
2,341
47
11
4
5
127
1,261
46
1,029
20
256,771
1
42
27,557
9,862
33
28
10,779
36,847
227
r
2,489
21
207,869
73
46,099
12,072
16
2
45
10,220
29,189
553
1
3,854
22
20,870
(Z)
1,784
744
1
1
929
2,894
5
(z
81
23
U,056
1,529
660
(Z)
389
1,524
10
44
24
3
41
487
162
58
4
2
25
67
49
151
25
239
1
16
703
142
36
8
3
4a
12
87
658
26
(z)
7
15,542
18
1
(z)
(z)
2
2
1
97
27
78
(z)
1
15,910
64
1
1
1
11
1
2
136
28
7
106
768,607
1,831
150
11
15
125
168
102
10,573
29
4,298
1
59
784,822
2,906
91
24
17
465
40
317
21,357
30
2
15
97,839
42
34
4
27
16
19
137
31
'73
29
24,551
27
17
16
24
21
25
1,651
32
"5
91
670,768
1,789
125
7
16
98
152
83
10,436
33
4,225
1
30
760,271
2,879
74
8
17
441
19
292
19,696
34
(Z)
46,326
6
3
(z)
1
1
3
225
35
258
44,289
1
I
(Z)
6
1
1
281
36
3
1
84
U
2
4
704
37
15
44
6
"i
1
3
1,315
38
(z)
(z)
130
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
1,893
39
(z)
3
(z)
(z)
1
(Z)
2,733
40
8
"i
6,470
19
4
"12
147,429
41
29
259
12
"i
85
"a
211,373
42
1
6,226
8
4
"s
21,578
43
9
33
12
"i
85
4
53,752
44
7
"i
244
11
"'4
125,851
45
20
226
4
157,521
45
50
9,785
4,320,026
47
2
12,283
2,478,759
48
39
1
20
827
55
12
1
3
45
50
24
L 118
49
111
10
848
49
7
7
42
27
38
L 460
50
123
(Z)
(z)
5,461
1
(z)
(Z)
P!
723
88
(Z)
(z
) 66
51
128
1
2,775
(Z)
(z)
(z)
60
51
(z)
(Z
) 26
52
14,216
1
29
548,870
172
30
"i
10
58,648
9,556
42
L 4,592
53
■11,886
133
290,670
80
11
10
5,989
5,295
72
L 3,084
54
4,938
"i
7
U7,074
17
15
' i
38,609
2,946
13
1,115
55
39
2
U5,367
16
5
"i
5,772
2,673
13
1,364
56
9,278
22
431,796
155
15
10
20,039
6,610
29
I 3,577
57
U,847
131
155,303
64
5
9
217
2,522
59
L 1,720
58
201
20,259
2
(z)
1
1,380
225
2
109
59
272
"2
7,309
(Z)
(z)
6
143
25
60
31
12
417
295
5
13
48
7
80
61
97
2
649
279
1
21
4
29
341
62
5
(z)
734
1,085
(Z)
71
399
(Z)
95
63
5
(z)
1,049
944
(z)
380
80
4
642
64
247
27
42,213
78,418
5
4,897
19,247
21
4,801
65
405
4
80,207
56,634
2
24,335
3,923
254
23,519
66
2
4
2,516
20,356
2
2,103
18
3
139
57
41
2,121
10,091
2
25
1,961
41-
2,132
68
245
23'
39,597
58,062
4
2,794
19,229
18
4,562
59
354
4
78,086
46,543
24,311
1,962
213
21,487
70
3
2
2,123
1,512
1,217
1,163
62
364
1,554
100
1
121
233
71
72
794
7
82
1,459
285
87
1
31
363
758
172
73
1,200
1
53
1,261
250
57
2
48
171
722
2 676
74
11,575
(z)
352
2,315
2,013
66
(z)
83
2,131
10,897
1,152
75
12,826
(z)
207
1,587
1,1U
47
(z)
10
829
9,554
(z
) 2,440
76
352,157
18
6,853
80,029
40,021
992
2
3,290
47,387
278,463
51,822
77
374,728
30,021
3
5,038
56,550
22,815
1,262
2
336
18,215
234,434
2 55,980
78
2,638
24,763
21,842
72
3,216
25,200
103,576
15,432
79
64,297
722
13,059
5,364
78
118
5,572
93,194
3,365
80
302,136
18
4,215
55,266
18,179
920
"2
74
21,187
174,887
35,390
81
310,431
3
4,316
43,491
17,451
1,184
2
218
12,544
Ul,240
2 52,615
82
4,535
5,862
(Z)
50
34
1,236
600
448
450
10
11
(z)
(z)
1
564
361
1,567
2,817
341
1,663
83
84
379
21
538
322
8
1
24
75
53
148
85
594
7
739
334
5
1
6
56
12
78
1 336 86
5,513
12
3,872
4,492
3
(Z)
301
87
329
1,843
07
6,527
355,933
1
1,419
4,013
(Z)
"i
(Z)
37
3
485
1 1,525
88
925
354,231
299,546
92
7
23,880
5,797
26,877
84,122
89
422,351
36
124,254
250,646
15
4
11
2,442
80
20,956
5 84,432
90
11,006
17,600
344,927
17
4
908
193,837
9,672
150,394
84,338
22,036
2U,708
81
5
11
7
12,221
58
11,659
4,880
20
917
5,521
1,659
21,356
7,002
10,545
77,120
91
92
93
404,751
3,632
2,656
32
(Z)
114,582
1,127
838
228,610
1,852
1,254
11
(Z)
4
11
(z)
(Z)
2,374
38
22
60
' 19,297
77
49
5 73,887
606
211
94
95
96
Stub items continued
252
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 6 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations,
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Cherries farms reportijtg 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959 . .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954..
Apricots famis reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954. .
Trees of bearing age ntjmber 1959..
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959..
1954..
Figs farms reporting 1959. .
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959. .
1954. .
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954. .
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight 1959..
1954..
Avocados farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959 . .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959..
1954. .
Quantity harvested^ pounds 1959. .
1954..
Nectarines farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Trees of all ages number 1959 . .
1954..
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954..
Trees of bearing age number 1959. .
1954..
Quantity harvested tons 1959. .
1954..
Olives farms reporting 1959..
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
Trees of all ages number 1959 . ,
1954.,
Trees not of bearing age number 1959..
1954. ,
Trees of bearing age number 1959. ,
1954.,
Quantity harvested^ tons 1959.,
1954.
Walnuts, English fanns reporting 1959.
1954.,
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Almonds farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Trees of bearing age number 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested tons 1959.
1954.
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not Include data for farms with
*For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 from '
8,784
26,080
8,689
25,916
(2)
1,680
26,316
15,810
12,012
960
896
38,487
44,333
1,214
1,513
37,273
42,820
5,007
942
192,898
33,423
72,245
15,104
1,416
2,508
1,186
12,544
275
790
146
2,560
1,141
1,718
1,040
(z)
2,047
651
343
51,256
25,963
23,333
2,115
27,923
23,848
2,243
126
163
5,307
9,052
266,098
532,185
1,072
25,030
265,026
507,155
U,104
30,697
(Z)
461
(Z)
317
43
48,476
19
31,676
7
11,784
7
13,258
36
36,692
12
18,418
1,851
1,007
712
4,603
544
3,050
21,066
151,420
14,235
115,158
10,545
69,728
5,326
36,029
10,521
81,692
8,909
79,129
153
1,871
132
1,481
45
712
18
593
1
12,532
7
7,914
174
914,249
365
557,667
44
224,641
264
55,681
130
689,408
101
501,986
(Z)
9,457
1
4,009
1953-X from the bloom of 1953.
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
253
Part 6 of 7
Monterey
Hapa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
44
96
55
15
57
3
117
U5
36
40
80
598
1
51
201
IS
18
87
4
299
330
12
58
210
478
2
144
49
17
(Z)
61
(Z)
184
124
144
8
2
6,252
3
12
105
1
1
75
1
324
117
40
2
8
4,363
4
7,941
3,438
797
24
4,977
10
12,872
9,206
10,627
1,109
219
427,959
5
577
8,002
59
128
7,839
17
23,565
7,921
3,045
317
647
308,037
6
2,544
170
70
12
258
3,356
5,971
1,381
867
88
163,064
7
41
2,204
12
116
387
9,471
444
172
81
259
83,614
8
5,397
3,268
727
12
4,719
10
9,516
3,235
9,246
222
131
264,395
9
536
5,798
47
12
7,452
17
1A,094
7,477
2,873
236
383
224,423
10
21
35
32
(Z)
44
29
86
413
1
(z)
8,763
11
2
64
(Z)
151
34
222
81
(Z)
2
8,994
12
135
104
33
226
59
255
192
321
174
749
333
13
113
200
7
126
43
675
402
323
250
1,197
251
14
1,457
83
16
2
8
2,079
X
4,297
51
56
1,739
15
1,159
81
1
30
21
2,066
129
4,122
117
98
840
16
102,426
4,097
619
443
907
ia,933
1,588
359,280
4,022
4,788
117,531
17
82,782
5,431
L4
2,427
1,852
164,525
9,179
337,541
9,382
8,593
61,960
18
27,605
132
21
60
311
18,906
161
46,314
224
458
38,403
19
7,596
205
2
99
67
12,639
541
33,586
246
1,686
8,562
20
74,821
3,965
598
383
596
143,027
1,427
312,966
3,798
4,330
79,128
21
75,186
5,226
12
2,328
1,785
151,886
8,638
303,955
9,136
6,907
53,398
22
5,542
102
51
5
16
9,589
56
23,914
103
106
6,118
23
6,213
34
51
23
6,444
59
12,954
89
140
3,624
24
56
166
37
188
41
1
77
149
77
96
561
200
25
44
266
13
92
36
318
328
4
153
859
148
26
1
4
6
1
1
(Z)
61
49
(z)
4
38
3
27
7
5
1
1
(Z)
72
48
(Z)
6
49
193
28
U5
408
160
344
110
"i
13,054
3,175
118
199
3,721
588
29
1,196
864
43
204
82
7,629
2,975
5
565
5,442
12,465
30
32
49
16
37
5
7,046
40
13
22
1,680
59
31
1,124
63
2
63
10
569
98
3
58
1,613
46
32
113
359
144
307
105
"i
6,003
3,135
105
177
2,041
529
33
72
801
41
Ul
72
7,060
2,877
2
507
3,829
12,419
34
(Z)
1
6
(z)
83
8
(Z)
(Z)
35
1
35
1
1
(Z)
1
80
7
4
34
76
36
14
20
3
1,075
1
83
12
4
142
2,925
12
37
8
23
1,020
3
156
16
137
3,410
5
38
1
(Z)
5
2,655
(Z)
431
1
(Z)
209
14,056
3
39
(Z)
5
3,289
(z)
439
(Z)
129
13,595
(Z)
40
50
29
662
208,684
1
41,K8
35
6
16,749
1,085,570
271
41
13
467
222,104
7
34,451
60
11,503
1,031,641
7
42
31
5
42,725
12,080
3
6
4,890
152,289
16
43
6
81
91,915
19,770
39
4,835
312,374
4
44
19
24
662
165,959
"i
29,068
32
U,859
933,281
255
45
7
386
130,189
7
U,681
21
6,668
719,267
3
46
500
100
4,231
7,730,541
1,073,640
1
656,580
62,492,212
6,000
47
300
200
3,114,885
1B7,637
79,389
28,053,449
48
33
68
30
121
22
35
95
23
59
275
181
49
31
98
5
70
20
"i
183
186
7
92
471
122
50
(Z)
6
7
4
6
83
3
(z)
1
7
372
51
1
2
(Z)
4
2
(z)
4
6
(Z)
2
8
167
52
92
390
35
360
636
7,961
304
41
119
948
35,911
53
101
284
68
664
219
1
536
817
11
2U
949
16,700
54
34
282
13
35
577
2,738
127
7
10
503
6,203
55
13
35
67
75
259
62
4
62
285
8,617
56
58
108
42
325
59
5,223
177
34
109
445
29,708
57
as
249
1
589
219
"i
277
755
7
152
664
8,083
58
1
1
1
8
1
305
3
1
(z)
2
1,034
59
2
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4
(Z)
9
1
4
200
60
12
87
3
36
46
89
209
22
49
192
135
61
9
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2
15
63
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426
62
388
107
62
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83
261
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426
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184
535
562
63
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69
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58
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996
460
622
370
64
65
1,927
19
8,094
M,940
29,479
24,377
1,349
U,588
39,113
27,063
65
35
6,384
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2,819
28,834
1,260
43,156
68,642
30,374
42,473
32,092
66
9
82
11
104
1,010
412
1,315
231
297
1,149
67
1
59
3
2
6,039
3,422
3,U5
1,623
4,968
1,181
68
56
1,845
19
8,083
U,836
28,469
23,965
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14,357
38,816
25,914
69
34
6,325
50
2,817
22,795
1,260
39,734
65, 527
28,751
37,505
30,911
70
2
43
126
432
236
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3
95
738
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28
1
81
386
6
268
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269
360
262
382
1,675
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111
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732
424
293
401
692
1,313
74
993
2,107
31
639
79
(Z)
2,695
688
3,828
572
517
16,840
75
1,025
1,739
12
755
64
4,259
1,090
2,610
1,733
598
12,663
76
32,926
68, U2
1,181
14,343
2,103
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59,619
17,102
187,249
13,257
U,970
478,563
77
37,970
50,910
650
16,966
1,692
83,901
22,715
125,697
56,563
13,042
386,394
78
6,151
15,455
131
33
964
8,874
3,425
60,291
826
3,524
149,785
79
11,502
11,438
10
504
203
6,468
4,294
41,335
1,474
1,480
77,392
30
26,775
52,687
1,050
U,310
1,139
"i
50,745
13,677
126,958
12,431
8,446
328,783
81
26,468
39,472
640
16,462
1,489
77,433
18,421
84,362
55,089
11,562
309,502
82
624
686
4
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759
219
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98
77
8,576
83
395
655
2
526
24
2,011
310
1,697
559
152
7,002
84
50
72
20
29
54
58
227
58
45
212
1,143
85
55
108
5
16
57
209
416
17
68
424
913
86
253
9
62
2
276
23
582
12
325
32
13,103
87
257
15
(z)
3
315
136
1,038
13
84
80
8,629
88
17,094
507
4,242
303
17,699
1,251
36,904
956
26,349
2,186
782,368
89
13,516
1,259
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177
19,390
6,970
69,169
839
5,479
6,326
520,103
90
2,853
57
1,064
12
523
59
3,040
19
563
496 !
225,718
91
122
221
2
9
599
748
1,759
7
1,296
892 1
67,180
92
14,241
450
3,178
291
17,176
1,192
33,864
937
25,786
1,690 1
556,650
93
13,394
1,038
9
168
18,791
6,222
67,410
832
4,183
5,434
452,923
94
52
3
52
1
152
3
283
9
116
7
10,341
95
118
(Z)
116
19
253
11
7
9
3,105
96
Stub Items continued
254
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 6 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For dennilions and explai
[■ text)
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Cherries fanna reporting :
Trees of all ages numbe:
Trees not of bearing age numbe:
Trees of bearing age number :
Quantity harvested tans
Apricots farms reporting
Trees of all etges number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number '.
Quantity harvested tons :
Figs farms report ing
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number '.
Trees of bearing age numbe:
Quantity harvested tons, fresh weight :
Avocados farms reporting '.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number '.
Quantity harvested^ pounds
Nectarines farms reporting '.
Trees of all ages number ]
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Olives farms reporting '.
Trees of all ages number !
Trees not of bearing age number '.
Trees of bearing age numbe:
Quantity harvested^ ton;
Walnuts, English farms reporting
Trees of all ages number :
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
Almonds farms reporting '.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number ;
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested tons
2 Reported in small fractions.
'■Etoes not include data for farms w
^For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 fr
1959...
87
1954. . .
88
1959...
1954...
9
12
1959...
609
1954...
742
1959...
214
1954...
2V7
1959...
395
1954. . .
485
1959. . .
1
1954. . .
1
1959...
183
1954...
199
1959...
116
1954. . .
161
1959...
5
,616
1954. . .
8,958
1959...
359
1954. . .
1
674
1959...
5,257
1954...
1959...
7
284
79
1954. . .
58
1959...
ICH
1954...
100
1959...
4
1954...
6
1959...
251
1954. . .
364
1959...
31
1954. . .
96
1959...
220
1954. . .
26B
1959. . .
5
1954...
2
1959...
40
1954. . .
39
1959...
10
1954...
5
1959...
781
1954...
278
1959...
560
1954...
152
1959...
221
1954...
126
1959...
4
,260
1954. . .
300
1959...
54
1954...
67
1959...
(Z)
1954...
5
1959...
100
1954...
173
1959...
18
1954. . .
33
1959...
82
1954. . .
140
1959...
(Z)
1954. . .
(Z)
1959. . .
28
1954. . .
32
1959. . .
2
1954. . .
3
1959...
108
1954...
279
1959...
8
1954. . .
29
1959...
100
1954...
250
1959...
1
1954...
1959. . .
230
1954. . .
221
1959...
]
,886
1954...
1,275
1959...
32
,464
1954...
2:
,506
1959...
1-
.292
1954...
IC
,140
1959...
19
,172
1954...
i:
,366
1959...
401
1954. . .
418
1959...
222
1954...
237
1959...
5
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1954...
7
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1959...
35]
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1954. . .
452
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1959...
If
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1954...
2]
,955
1959...
33:
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1954. . .
43]
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1959...
]
,088
1954. . .
1
,016
25
3,230
69
25
4,120
115
2,600
227,182
4,535
2,090
291,824
8,473
41
68,677
146
233
113,029
768
2,559
153,505
4,389
1,852
178,795
7,710
11
4,239
16
3
8,573
68
55
1,081
97
204
1,713
180
25
9,993
364
33
13,774
354
2,223
799,799
23,152
3,042
1,155,063
23,541
243
58,525
2,677
1,136
97,193
3,477
1,980
741,274
20,475
1,906
1,057,870
20,064
134
42,751
617
13
36,958
483
(Z)
1,756
(Z)
1,589
5
180,652
10
157,656
62,685
6
108,620
5
117,967
4
49,036
30
6,079,164
1
1,372,351
121
260
2,137
2,821
66,329
81,790
14,632
18,982
51,697
62,808
823
1,531
16
1,219
1,954
5,708
9,058
230,078
422,424
33,558
83,138
196,520
339,286
4,385
5,348
94
23,007
90
17,988
19
2,244
71
55
75
20,763
19
17,933
(Z)
217
(Z)
397
8,239
3,105
1,102
13,563
2,155
11,364
the bloom of 1953.
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continuecl
255
Part 6 of 7
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Solano
Soncroa
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehajsa
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
36
65
422
163
81
85
3
81
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9
10
32
1
54
89
386
175
78
52
1
121
16
40
1".
37
2
2
332
398
167
85
6
8
(2)
1
3
41
3
2
346
532
71
66
5
7
1
(2)
6
25
4
138
25,919
25,460
14,090
5,728
516
15(
712
39
22
367
2,626
5
173
28,158
30,462
3,066
5,894
434
15-
777
136
141
548
2,073
6
23
9,368
4,460
7,938
2,462
255
2
518
15
5
142
1,010
7
36
10,272
5,681
869
56
43
388
9
21
9
261
8
115
16,551
21,000
6,152
3,266
261
'12
194
24
17
225
1,616
9
137
17,886
24,781
2,197
5,838
391
15(
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127
120
539
1,812
10
(Z)
274
76
73
48
3
1
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1
32
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1
521
429
103
128
5
4
(2)
9
47
12
16
282
216
559
121
164
1
298
12
86
85
47
13
32
300
97
597
102
98
382
21
176
101
51
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2
4,016
39
3,819
7
79
133
(2)
572
2,126
15
15
1
3,932
41
2,068
42
48
(Z
126
1
941
2,170
9
16
55
304, &;2
2,185
3U,530
369
5,888
3
9,752
28
34,256
135,700
583 17
120
273,386
2,320
159,8U
3,347
3,054
1,
10,920
107
55,847
139,312
568 18
13
44,748
423
109,809
66
752
3,424
12
700
24,625
169 19
35
29,289
55
16,305
796
226
1,207
26
3,115
14,125
60 20
«
259,294
1,762
204,721
303
5,136
3
6,328
16
33,556
111,075
414 21
85
244,097
2,265
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2,551
2,828
9,713
81
52,732
125,187
508 22
16, 5U
18
19, 593
6
184
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570
(Z)
1,298
7,344
9 23
1
9,649
26
9,566
58
164
447
(2)
1,508
5,436
10
24
2
78
31/1
209
59
98
2
228
19
39
29
34
25
3
76
141
236
62
72
240
20
95
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36
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40
28
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2
6
220
(2)
1
168
96
27
1
117
16
79
(Z)
21
(2
428
(zS
(2)
247
136
28
5
1,403
1,444
2,654
96
529
5
15,707
48
72
6,191
3,822
29
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5,315
1,169
4,579
m
1,132
2.
27,916
43
224
12,879
5,373 |30
2
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129
38
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28
4,510
12
11
6
8
31
649
96
124
23
61
1,034
19
34
304
11
32
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1,374
1,315
2,616
85
501
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11,197
36
61
6,185
3,814
33
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4,666
1,073
4,455
88
1,071
22
26,882
24
190
12,575
5,362
34
55
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98
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2
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1,084
(2)
(2)
372
101
35
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256
11
126
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(Z)
971
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551
580
36
1
3
24
15
7
5
76
479
2
37
1
5
15
2
2
25
416
2
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38
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(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
81
2,949
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39
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(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
3
1,876
(2)
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40
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3
43
20
12
6
8,176
327,986
2
41
1
7
22
2
18
267
196,881
3
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42
1
14
13
3
5
7,398
94,457
2
43
2
6
2
202
107,850
3
44
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2
1
29
5
7
16
9
206
1
18
778
65
U,245
3,700
233,529
89,031
10,696,071
1,546,059
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45
46
47
48
1
18
96
187
83
67
436
9
23
7
35
49
10
16
37
185
78
37
429
12
65
15
33
50
(z)
2
2
437
47
33
(2
3,880
(Z)
3
(2)
26
51
(2)
4
(z)
411
30
7
2,387
(2)
(2)
(2)
42
52
4
209
181
45,557
4,028
3,494
417,944
20
42
15
2,465
53
13
334
64
39,873
2,865
567
1
282,842
34
110
25
3,575
54
47
31
8,164
699
1,616
80,833
10
10
2
14
55
1
191
17
19,364
1,166
403
106,616
10
23
5
925
56
4
162
150
37,393
3,329
1,878
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337, Ul
10
32
13
2,451
57
12
V.3
47
20,509
1,699
164
IC
176,226
24
87
20
2,650
58
7
1
2,322
152
13
11,983
5
(2)
95
59
5
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1,640
130
9
6,132
(2)
(2)
26
60
56
80
131
48
342
705
6
10
32
36
61
44
34
242
49
323
660
10
26
54
34
62
12
9
219
21
4,385
(2
10,415
(2)
34
134
602
63
29
7
214
61
3,747
9,117
(Z)
27
242
398
64
669
485
10,940
1,466
294,449
552,750
13
2,495
7,152
47,255
65
1,986
466
11,518
3,512
281,542
7
459,704
10
2,266
11,445
20,470
66
16
48
670
87
67,373
98,389
2
7
603
2,995
67
122
50
253
722
56,392
50,671
6
956
175
1,524
68
653
437
10,270
1,379
227,076
454,361
11
2,488
6,549
44,260
59
1,864
416
U,265
2,790
225,150
7
409,033
4
1,310
11,270
18,946
70
4
(Z)
267
17
4,327
26,941
(2)
86
690
71
51
1
274
76
4,529
12,422
12
142
274
72
21
304
689
1,805
735
337
3
977
35
319
164
148
73
U
257
495
1,609
573
243
1
845
31
476
131
122
74
22
1,133
1,172
14,U9
8,216
3,710
5
11,701
34
9,998
1,689
1,229
75
15
780
1,082
9,984
5,187
2,317
5
8,394
40
13,557
975
986
76
1,637
32,631
42,860
385,388
189,166
72,559
1,24<
296,200
722
224,007
48,920
32,587
77
306
24,051
32,152
254,152
108,250
40,890
1,85-
178,479
672
257,651
21,893
19,405
78
1,509
10,322
8,284
150,988
78,420
34,067
r.
128,790
125
U,789
23,475
16,096
79
8
5,153
2,634
64,972
33,886
20,435
40.
40,895
188
14,497
4,252
5,073
80
128
22,309
34,576
234,400
110,746
38,492
1,17
167,410
597
212,218
25,445
16,491
81
298
18,898
29,518
189,180
74,364
20,455
1,45^
137,584
484
243,154
17,641
14,332
82
1
403
354
4,975
3,312
771
4,726
7
3,977
691
443
83
3
358
442
3,927
1,864
719
U
3,346
8
9,059
527
478
84
9
157
105
1,209
529
280
170
8
22
264
79
85
U
156
45
1,085
497
266
222
14
52
257
72
86
1
2,982
21
9,605
6,799
1,596
(z
225
(Z)
103
9,610
860
87
(z)
2,463
11
7,521
5,909
1,814
(z
224
(z)
104
8,502
871
88
26
148,479
1,497
661,823
495,328
85,177
2
16,088
25
4,223
508,862
60,233
89
25
121,877
405
526,597
438,787
102,451
12,605
31
6,257
468,362
59,207
90
10
19,506
81
182,291
86,900
12,672
10,485
2
14
59,715
21,442
91
6
13,226
42
65,448
58,287
8,322
898
15
98
43,176
10,727
92
16
128,973
1,416
479,532
408,428
72,505
2:
5,603
23
4,209
449,147
38,791
93
19
108,651
363
461,149
380,500
94,129
11,707
16
6,159
425,186
48,480
94
2,455
5
6,058
6,0W
1,044
43
81
5,715
507
95
1,948
1
3,288
3,018
850
171
(2)
3,522
392
96
Stub items continued
256
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 7 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
; and explanation?, see text)
Calaveras Colttsa
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes^-Continued
Citrus fruits:
Grapefruit farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Oranges trees of all ages, 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
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
1959.
19«.
1959.
195'4.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Navel oranges famis reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age. .number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Other oranges fa
reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age.. number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. .
1954.
1959.,
1954. ,
1959.,
1954.
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954.
Lemons farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages
Trees not of bearing age number :
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested^ field boxes .
4,089
4,917
15,028
9,635
1,494,393
815,336
712,085
123,258
782,308
692,078
3,637,477
3,263,940
15,286,023
15,813,874
52,906,543
45,105,589
9,454
13,089
87,888
106,445
7,903,465
9,145,456
1,055,300
375,098
6,848,165
8,770,358
29,471,468
24,332,742
9,711
11,994
71,231
69,722
6,889,541
6,457,508
1,310,321
337,474
5,579,220
6,120,034
22,744,291
20,399,843
2,056
2,234
5,061
2,336
493,017
210,910
200,360
52,133
292,657
158,777
690,884
373,004
7,652
9,463
62,706
62,679
6,374,612
6,225,280
698,136
930,633
5,675,476
5,295,647
25,448,007
24,188,730
6
45,446
6
60,308
93,970
80,868
1
58
?
59
(Z)
4
(Z)
37
1,046
1,590
1,963
2,252
415
(z)
604
CZ)
41,819
4
51,288
1
887
2,232
40,932
4
49,056
1
88,010
77,272
1,859
1,494
2,628
3,393
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
^For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958; for 1954, harvested :
1 the bloom of 1953.
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Costa °^^ ''""^ ^^ Dorado Fresno Gleim HumboUt Imperial Inyo
84,843
63,262
33,478
289
51,365
62,973
255,969
212,653
1,663
1,730
5,455
3,076
565,360
278,228
199,962
16,015
365,398
262,213
1,056,891
900,301
179
19,904
2,828
5,988
76
13,916
2,752
39,521
14,009
27,361
37,495
4,850
270
22, 5U
37,225
79,480
175,858
3,325
1,033
2,824
596
1,352
26
194
59
1,973
1,007
2,630
537
3,942
4,413
6,727
1,760
670,107
58,489
344,318
45,224
1,352,381
249,670
1,126,963
123,174
1,602
1,506
8,012
4,332
675
574
52,087
42,152
7,918
1,173
44,169
40,979
241,308
117,203
52
4,769
1,140
4,457
(z)
831
U)
729
1
63,819
1
47,924
8i860
3,010
1
54,959
1
44,914
181,825
238,211
6
56,568
2
51,583
73,658
90,374
250
309
24,514
28,157
10,742
2,149
13,772
26,008
33,786
60,253
23
1,086
1,621
2,856
3,085
3
30,105
21,689
2
11,085
6,957
1
19,020
14,732
37,016
27,036
4
27
1
28
(Z)
199
(Z)
102
7
19,163
1
8,688
3
U,063
3,062
4
8,100
1
5,626
18,813
8,216
5,150
20,363
15,351
282,346
89,253
379,388
251,217
57,841
10,731
55,024
3
2,817
10,728
15,175
18,749
1,750
829
204,652
69,599
U2,104
1,051
92,548
68,548
349,161
212,657
23
9
164
100
19,853
8,928
10,777
1,631
9,076
7,297
15,052
19,8U
18
1,255
1,251
3 I
257
Part 7 of 7
Lassen Los Angelei
271
1,568
28,709
69,152
152,437
207,667
854,728
1,883,363
2,871,768
4,335,984
926
2,246
6,304
14,061
552,075
1,235,897
19,569
58,383
532,506
1,177,514
1,885,266
2,415,433 23
29
652
1,529
3,249
7,060
291,408
636,684
20,986
42,668
270,422
594,016
951,933
1,906,755
90
315
125
104
11,245
10,782
1,282
1,700
9,963
9,082
34,569
13,746 52
739 53
1,642 54
6,117 55
8,987 I 56
591,258 157
877,851 58
26,178 59
74,665 60
565,080 61
803,186 62
2,377,328 63
2,916,310 64
258
Part 7 of 7
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes' -Continued
citrus fruits:
Grapefruit farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Oranges trees of all ages, 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
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
1959.
195i.
1959.
195'4.
1959.
195i.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.,
1959. ,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954.,
1959.,
1954.,
1959.,
1954.,
1959..
1954..
1959.,
1954..
1959..
1954..
1959..
1954..
Navel oranges farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number ;
Trees not of bearing age.. number
Trees of bearing age number :
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Other oranges farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age.. number
Trees of bearing age number
Quajiti ty harvested^ field boxes
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.,
1954.,
Lemons farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number ;
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes :
Z Reported In small fractions.
'Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
'For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958; for 1954, harvested :
. 1953-54 from the bloom of 1953.
CALIFORNIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
259
Part 7 of 7
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacrsmento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San Joaquin
9
25
1
131
19
481
74
13
485
635
61
1
4
22
73
15
588
108
1
625
900
16
2
7
(Z)
(Z)
382
(Z)
10,665
10
(Z)
1,591
175
tz)
3
(Z)
2
170
1
4,740
8
(Z>
2,099
204
(2)
4
576
34
1
29,130
33
1,107,590
679
19
145,204
13,834
87
5
6
67
13,698
66
392,609
767
1
191,548
18,335
22
6
567
4
8,604
4
647,297
39
3
7,190
1,880
14
7
1
1,876
1
106,355
10
2,943
4,847
7
8
9
30
1
20,526
29
460,293
640
16
138,014
11,954
73
9
6
66
U,822
65
286,254
757
1
188,605
13,488
15
10
6
5
140,794
X
2,019,225
240
3
788,591
71,316
23
11
1
109
...
59,133
73
1,725,777
302
635,183
53,777
14
12
2,299
678
565
2,803,581
1,492
1,720,406
17,123
90
1,992,097
448,984
566
13
1,941
844
3,759,167
2,761
1,707,392
13,914
6
2,580,239
434,302
172
14
2,935
576
2,315
11,352,502
1,240
4,943,456
31,543
20
5,823,677
1,371,452
251
15
1,539
575
10,379,983
2,909
5,078,149
12,792
6
5,765,053
1,097,015
43
16
12
44
3
2,229
14
421
45
21
948
1,556
47
17
8
62
3,336
18
688
53
1
1,368
1,932
29
18
15
3
5
34,186
1
4,834
21
(Z)
7,072
4,157
1
19
14
7
45,833
1
4,821
4
(Z)
9,217
4,720
(z)
20
1,552
288
661
2,708,534
38
454,763
1,606
44
649,366
360,882
77
21
1,511
307
...
3,675,461
80
454,880
475
1
842,705
382,022
63
22
20
17
188,688
2
124,395
13
9
10,557
42,379
13
23
1
42
131,660
15,163
113
20,238
14,574
14
24
1,532
271
661
2,519,846
36
330,368
1,593
35
638,809
318,503
64
25
1,510
265
3,543,801
80
439,717
362
1
822,467
367,448
49
26
2,917
185
2,315
ll,004,a2
81
1,204,430
8,068
8
2,026,044
1,172,666
19
27
1,311
196
10,101,587
167
918,377
449
1,460,200
993,341
15
28
17
63
2
329
53
559
159
25
1,157
1,097
159
29
15
48
313
42
1,022
245
2
1,775
1,390
45
30
5
4
(Z)
878
9
10,934
116
(Z)
13,913
772
1
31
4
9
939
32
11,953
158
(2)
17,584
577
(z)
32
556
358
3
77,571
642
1,013,841
9,036
33
1,297,408
67,919
385
33
424
501
76,197
2,615
1,157,6a
12,730
5
1,691,467
48,147
94
34
19
30
19,307
12
167,066
194
9
28,165
16,887
96
35
7
4
9,441
576
89,125
259
40,606
6,512
24
36
537
328
"3
58,264
6M
846,775
8,842
'24
1,269,243
51,032
289
37
417
497
66,756
2,039
1,068,496
12,471
5
1,650,861
41,635
70
38
17
391
286,473
986
3,535,457
18,250
12
3,688,971
164,553
224
39
221
362
243,164
2,637
4,016,151
10,536
6
4,205,789
101,514
28
40
13
17
1
61
18
231
33
10
152
478
51
41
3
12
31
7
271
27
192
624
10
42
2
(Z)
(Z)
188
10
2,700
49
(z)
416
202
(Z)
43
(Z)
1
98
1
1,118
7
462
47
(z)
44
191
32
1
17,476
812
251,802
6,481
13
45,323
20,183
104
45
6
36
7,509
66
94,891
709
46,067
4,133
15
46
177
8
3,094
712
131,220
322
4
777
9,213
27
47
2
915
32,989
28
3,140
1,880
6
48
14
24
1
U,382
ioo
120,582
6,159
"9
44,546
10,970
77
49
6
34
6,594
66
61,902
681
42,927
2,253 1
9
50
1
61,817
173
203,569
5,225
108,662
34,233 1
8
51
7
17
35,232
105
U3,621
1,807
99,064
2,160 !
52
35
87
4
518
23
196
107
46
575
1,424 1
152
53
21
66
551
22
401
lie
1
788
1,922 1
44
54
17
2
1
3,366
I
3,609
2
(Z)
5,707
3,997 1
(Z)
55
12
2
4,042
(Z)
4,358
1
(Z)
5,836
4,945 1
(z)
56
1,344
192
73
298,996
56
342,753
176
7L
557,948
369,319 1
226
57
1,138
191
357,610
40
405,182
167
1
571,675
442,301 ... ] 58 58
116
27
1
12,508
7
29,557
50
16
29,702
30,487 ... 62 59
1,117
40
26,642
2
89,993
40
62,173
71,956 ! ... 16 60
1,228
165
'72
286,488
49
313,196
126
53
528,246
338,832 1 ... 164 61
21
151
330,968
38
315,189
127
1
509,502
370,345 1 ... 42 ! 62
5,047
9
140
973,971
40
1,568,953
32
22
2,194,450
1,421,159 j ... 31 1 63
12
72
1,097,515
21
1,571,893
30
1
1,970,330
1,648,894 ... 7 j 64
260
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 7 of 7
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For defmitions and explai
San Luis Obispo
San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz
Tree ffuits, nuts, and grapes-^-Conlinued
citrus fruits:
Grapefruit farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Oranges trees of all ages, 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
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
19%.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Navel oranges farms reporting 1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age.. number !
Trees of bearing age number ,
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
Other oranges fan
reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age. .number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
mons farms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested^ field boxes
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.,
1959.,
1954.
1959.,
1954.
1959.
1954.,
1959.
1954.
1959.,
1954.
1959.,
1954.,
1959. ,
1954.,
16,560
15,165
32,162
32,065
7,100
8,901
1,120
599
5,960
8,302
14,785
17,773
8,850
5,879
2,978
98
5,872
5,781
15,220
14,220
9,827
2,105
58,454
8,320
14
9,214
25
875,876
1,009
960,198
1,981
96,619
40
151,330
152
779,257
969
808,868
1,829
3,883,506
1,114
4,164,485
2,208
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevln
^For 1959, harvested in 1958-59 from the bloom of 1958; for 1954, har
, the bloom of 1953.
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261
Part 7 of 7
Siskiyou
SolBno
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehnmfl
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
ao
58
93
61
56
322
91
22
9
1
19
17
97
38
25
274
135
17
11
2
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
CZ)
159
688
Cz)
Cz)
3
Cz)
(Z)
CZ)
(z)
1
247
342
Cz)
Cz)
4
38
104
133
81
101
16,455
73,629
38
10
5
22
25
111
55
98
21,077
33,269
21
17
6
10
21
25
18
19
3,110
29,045
3
2
7
5
4
20
15
9
309
1,903
5
3
8
28
33
108
63
82
13,345
44,584
35
S
9
17
21
91
40
89
20,768
31,366
16
14
10
13
3
128
44
103
78,586
179,904
53
2
11
12
3
102
39
36
86,795
202,591
11
14
12
818
865
3,461
756
1,927
1
4,367,336
1,919,723
790
194
13
700
451
3,033
680
2,276
3,099,568
31
1,707,560
2,003
377
14
1,169
355
2,939
668
2,081
16,230,398
8,017,649
3,726
299
15
1,628
560
1,217
412
1,442
U,846,300
4,865,723
2,721
795
16
28
115
68
54
35
946
827
13
12
17
15
38
108
40
20
849
863
12
4
18
1
4
CZ)
1
CZ)
12,574
16,980
1
CZ)
19
3
(Z)
10
1
2
10,341
CZ)
16,061
10
CZ)
20
116
296
114
130
84
1,263,252
1,727,502
101
23
21
122
119
876
145
20O
860,673
30
1,571,511
661
20
22
11
31
11
23
U
353,013
21A,417
4
2
23
7
50
634
11
6
15,336
'15
115,126
6
4
24
105
265
103
107
70
910,239
1,513,085
97
21
25
115
69
242
134
194
845,337
15
1,456,385
655
16
26
17
63
39
85
31
4,547,804
7,268,839
167
25
27
582
23
167
71
57
3,685,676
4,439,731
112
28
53
123
217
135
92
1
1,643
322
34
26
29
52
57
260
98
62
1,506
381
37
27
30
6
10
31
5
23
CZ
)
30,912
1,790
12
4
31
6
4
15
4
26
24,700
Cz)
1,399
23
3
32
464
480
3,274
492
1,673
1
3,057,963
180,137
678
145
33
545
320
1,685
429
2,023
2,236,070
135,280
1,335
244
34
48
52
190
79
89
709,141
21,753
8
6
35
1,2
75
382
97
20
103,103
22,454
338
14
36
416
428
3,084
413
1,584
2,348,822
158,384
670
139
37
503
245
1,303
332
2,003
2,132,967
112,826
997
230
38
707
272
2,896
499
1,790
U, 593,430
695,400
3,551
272
39
1,041
537
1,010
287
1,362
8,153,235
424,451
2,603
734
40
22
37
45
40
35
UO
35
7
15
41
11
4
39
23
16
57
68
3
6
42
3
2
2
4
2
446
143
CZ)
Cz)
43
(Z)
CZ)
5
2
CZ)
32
8
CZ)
1
44
238
89
73
134
170
46,121
12,084
11
26
45
33
12
472
106
53
2,825
769
7
113
46
29
10
16
38
19
18,443
119
3
2
47
5
4
418
4
10
657
106
6
48
209
79
57
96
151
27,678
11,965
' 8
24
49
28
8
54
102
43
2,168
663
7
107
50
445
20
4
84
260
89,164
53,410
8
2
51
5
40
54
23
7,389
1,541
6
61
52
49
203
151
102
52
2
440
705
25
22
53
31
67
150
73
25
390
755
14
21
54
2
y>
21
6
CZ)
CZ)
1,807
29,175
CZ)
Cz)
55
I
(Z)
3
(z)
CZ)
1,447
23,291
Cz)
CZ)
56
171
4,618
2,245
139
74
3
194,012
3,084,705
46
25
57
152
lU
363
117
43
120,613
2,435,995
25
31
58
86
3,276
2,057
35
20
28,978
421,926
7
4
59
U
26
U5
21
11
28,027
420,324
9
11
60
85
1,342
188
104
54
3
165,034
2,662,779
39
21
61
138
88
218
96
32
92,586
2,015,671
16
20
62
53
277
11
114
U
683,503
12,236,742
30
11
63
66
19
80
61
470,132
10,158,026
15
1
64
262
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 1 of 2
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(Forrlcfini
,xri™.
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting.
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRHIGAIED
in:
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting.
bushels .
Com sold bushels .
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Harvested for grain or
for seed farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Sorghums sold hundredweight .
Small grains harvested:
Wheat farms reporting .
bushels,
bushels sold.
Oats farms reporting .
bushels .
bushels sold .
Barley farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
100-lb. bags sold.
Annual legumes:
Lima beans harvested for
dry beans farms reporting.
100-lb. bags.
Other dry field and seed beans (except lima)
harvested for beans farms reporting .
100-lb. bags.
Hay Cfops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting.
tons sold.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
tons sold.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
tons sold .
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting.
tens sold.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
tons , green weight .
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting.
pounds .
Miscellaneous crops harvestert:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight.
Cotton farms reporting.
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting.
2,178
151, oai
10,333,611
9,553,609
2,355
195, i02
7,071,093
l,3i9
76, Hi
3,173,748
3,105,518
20,112
872,854
696,797
3,974
753,780
20,266,311
18,745,801
1,838
138,833
2,300,621
12,767
957,499
5,241,173
3,837,104
1,778
103,423
190,557
43,685
3,548
103,733
209,164
67,630
370
42,026
51,282
28,356
48,542
13,032
8,671
820,724
1,791,123
2,096
205,037
4,774,519
9,603
9,363
1,601
48,389
35,983
1,253
5,920
2,800
1,291
1,770
1,210
6,097
6,097
8,643
669,583
600,191
1,025
37,706
37,572
1,070
28,133
22,483
2,842
62,268
52,381
6,741
31,819
17,922
:ight harvested.
CALIFORNIA
HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959
263
Parti of 2
Contra Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humtoldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kem
Kings
lake
lassen
Los Angeles
601
45,087
38
1,113
254
4,656
7,188
885,545
996
99,427
329
7,960
1,135
391,189
59
4,301
1,569
558,398
1,304
384,932
363
10,808
179
43,900
2,909
91, 169
1
2
19
3,760
1
1
2
2
446
14,166
112
3,974
29
163
27
2,568
7
67
140
11,228
307
10, 163
9
157
3
73
17
692
3
4
15
2,840
169,397
145,925
1
1
20
2
2
175
257
7,395
483,164
446,014
64
2,955
147,270
121,839
5
21
700
150
16
1,498
101, 115
98,775
5
44
1,750
200
33
6,337
441,019
337,130
133
6,589
359,198
339,373
4
51
4,447
4,000
6
240
23,371
16,331
5
6
7
8
17
2,115
1
1
193
9,184
104
7,113
3
37
110
14,973
1
18
316
25,098
132
4,804
5
139
2
11
22
1,129
9
10
15
2,043
120,452
164
8,603
275,219
98
6,779
210,316
57
5,959
192,462
300
22,702
784,209
100
3,372
93,326
5
139
4,612
19
1,035
39,715
11
12
13
119,792
253,535
179,519
159, 537
593,166
86,456
4,542
26,735
14
13
618
27,941
27,861
105
12,611
575,297
559,309
6
118
4,553
4,413
45
2,065
103,773
98,563
2
14
330
282
149
11,550
372,108
365,405
110
3,752
179,155
173,275
1
3
160
19
950
19,152
17,383
36
2,390
76,065
72,543
15
16
17
18
25
1,055
49,882
36,648
9
578
22,075
19,362
2
13
316
5
619
24,425
16,925
13
721
27,645
23,723
12
353
25,134
19,689
16
523
16,077
7,110
6
429
23,748
23,360
19
20
21
22
19
2,666
54,097
41,312
372
187,341
5,241,214
5,041,556
54
3,757
75,966
43,298
3
61
1,580
464
83,162
2,461,735
2,198,402
1
10
140
436
68,662
1,621,754
1,417,975
256
131,887
5,208,847
4,960,583
4
79
1,539
260
36
1,885
26,510
9,365
55
4,422
66,007
59,359
23
24
25
26
3
151
1,825
8
203
2,657
1
30
499
5
330
5,203
27
28
29
7
202
2,839
U4
4,500
74,244
3
1,494
21,768
1
1
1
2
180
4,290
55
5,614
118,974
16
650
7,724
12
1,331
19,029
30
31
32
38
2,840
13,577
9,520
1
60
240
3
4
6
1,224
93,290
504,682
360,316
329
11,555
51,1%
26,820
64
985
3,814
961
584
129,837
670,346
573,098
43
1,953
7,572
3,921
805
96,443
645,366
554,490
701
45,158
254,575
176,955
52
935
2,633
1,349
93
8,223
17,261
3,888
292
35,641
210, 179
176,443
33
34
35
36
4
743
1,502
15
514
1,285
136
25
931
1,288
20
27
781
1,584
238
168
7,671
13,054
4,013
174
4,802
13,310
633
12
1,023
4,543
2,163
6
931
1,417
175
12
340
651
2U
13
254
477
45
19
741
1,198
174
22
7,977
8,854
515
6
204
390
313
37
38
39
40
10
1,746
2,450
132
2
13
42
1
3
3
236
6,662
12,163
4,U9
83
1,734
3,089
556
45
656
2,089
30
25
1,668
3,723
918
12
306
346
110
54
2,334
4,807
2,273
157
3,683
7,521
1,138
11
232
306
140
19
1,175
1,370
100
116
3,865
8,252
6,173
41
42
43
44
3
408
426
26
3
11
1
2
2
6
1,144
1,216
15
9
260
340
41
93
94
1
70
200
200
10
538
841
1
15
30
5
79
154
36
3
12
9
41
11,835
U,971
242
2
40
38
45
46
47
48
4
195
677
40
3
42
28
31
987
2,336
145
4
106
1,036
40
1,141
2,329
186
1
40
500
6
46
177
105
400
25
1,977
4,718
2,594
3
203
333
8
2,284
1,320
171
1
25
202
30
395
1,406
310
7
91
100
7
7
941
922
16
14
231
521
140
1
300
3,600
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
2
49
10,241
99
50,128
20,535,129
10
530
123,1X0
128
14,899
5,105,110
162
32,232
11,543,535
16
8,731
2,912,323
36
2,123
520,337
56
57
53
1
(2)
20
6
1
9
30
4,589
1,026,508
2,285
201,749
462,940
12
169
30,021
442
49,882
120,628
341
39,832
11,360,409
1,285
203,347
490,699
5
1,293
281,345
936
101,135
200,824
5
107
13,400
12
922
1,847
59
60
61
62
63
64
9
779
17,642
87
8,814
172,244
17
1,220
20,802
224
39,447
919,217
95
7,175
161,250
6
836
15,398
1
35
1,050
65
66
67
264
Part 1 of 2
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(For definitions and explni
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
ifn:
Com for all purposes farms reporting
Harvested for grain farms reporting
hundredweight .
sold hundredweight .
.faiTOs reporting.
Barley farms reporting .
Annual legumes;
Lijna beans harvested for
dry beans farms reporting .
Hay craps:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting .
Wild hay cut farms reporting .
tons sold .
Other hay cut farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Viscellaneous crops harvested;
Irish potatoes for hcsne use
or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Cotton farms reporting .
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting.
12,111
758,426
695,920
3,489
117,026
^,020
3,215
63,076
62,322
13,449
315,411
259,785
35,963
195,597
138,995
2,641
12,169
8,748
2,739
6,632
2,042
6,838
440,088
394,449
6,185
162,471
130,287
3,821
174,539
173,700
29,370
631,263
574,365
1,191
63,372
318,414
135,733
9,677
20,712
2,447
6,688
328,904
318,356
1,944
91,648
74,769
17,809
523,256
517,629
11,231
28,297
11,517
20,723
33,232
2,376
CALIFORNIA
HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
265
Part 1 of 2
Monterey
Napa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
SaiL
Francisco
San Joaquin
761
162,148
132
5,107
188
6,511
2,845
88,175
585
21,756
51
5,202
2,105
191,503
1,247
128,945
523
36,264
2,394
81,302
3,859
50,011
4
22
4, US
416, 130
1
2
59
3,607
13
430
3
7
11
193
69
4,539
234
25,449
14
250
47
1,885
23
1,008
391
38,300
3
4
10
677
61,963
57,987
5
116
7,385
6,975
1
1
50
3
71
2,630
2,500
9
lU
6,639
3,886
165
23,701
1,998,425
1,946,436
5
28
740
40O
6
54
3,560
1,200
149
8,610
140
184
32,460
2,044,732
2,030,032
5
6
7
8
5
266
3
49
1
200
5
395
69
7,069
93
8,939
2
215
10
132
3
220
257
21,797
9
10
2
36
767
4
380
17,485
29
2,472
83,430
90
8,891
385,247
2
215
4,300
4
39
2,012
2
165
3,300
246
21,505
774,865
11
12
13
767
17,085
37,080
379,907
4,300
1,972
734,919
U
3
125
7,851
7,851
1
200
4,000
4,000
2
42
850
850
2
33
1,220
1,200
2
28
366
300
22
1,472
43,166
42,308
69
3,567
189,006
188,352
368
ia,873
11,873
3
50
1,552
1,527
120
4,368
246,751
245,135
15
16
17
18
1
150
5,356
1
10
420
420
2
318
10,455
9,375
1
8
313
136
3
61
1,588
625
20
1,486
75,779
60,910
3
1,039
25,180
22,380
7
282
10,400
390
1
30
900
100
11
911
55,719
43,594
19
20
21
22
55
5,642
136,754
121,642
12
2,730
57,959
36,869
1
5
50
3
26
401
153
17,100
445,345
391,608
56
4,055
108,932
105,975
16
3,973
77,052
75,469
20
655
10,307
8,357
9
1,176
13,040
6,233
324
29,285
1,034,505
954,707
23
24
25
25
30
2,895
66,821
96
17,214
282,520
2
65
1,271
3
596
11,543
3
86
1,310
1
10
160
5
767
11,033
44
4,071
83,438
27
28
29
290
34,902
685,918
28
3,547
36,611
37
2,247
32,993
19
1,522
24,201
23
762
13,041
37
3,231
57,810
8
731
9,791
326
16,501
302,583
30
31
32
223
15,825
95,701
65,261
18
469
1,834
625
5
90
418
16
3,067
16,425
12,694
27
604
2,834
1,536
13
335
434
44
367
36,858
224,082
177,397
236
14,219
80,425
61,957
30
3,420
15,940
5,814
2U
15,710
96,145
76, X7
83
5,097
27,712
11,592
908
60,092
357,539
304,311
33
34
35
35
15
1,213
3,544
3,033
796
1,143
56
1,679
2,271
335
1
300
350
30
1,009
1,362
20O
18
1,488
2,020
83
6
326
280
150
218
10,948
20,340
7,334
5
166
1,200
200
5
269
323
80
104
3,621
7,925
2,665
37
38
39
40
55
2,754
5,880
1,918
2
8
9
14
750
1,143
15
12
384
391
107
10
92
109
15
8
323
515
14
89
2,982
6,560
4,528
100
3,081
5,439
1,777
18
1,525
1,953
315
84
2,814
6,470
3,985
53
1,435
1,565
421
324
9,257
22,450
10, 995
41
42
43
44
2
95
135
1
332
664
10
93
120
4
5
21
34
18
2,365
2,351
625
5
79
156
43
16
393
515
171
1
10
12
2
71
136
10
977
1,056
595
45
45
47
48
9
377
613
60
3
33
61
3
11
357
274
3
385
355
6
88
134
1
40
50
24
854
4,099
2,875
34
3,031
3,206
2,259
1
10
15
18
334
1,542
129
12
176
356
18
29
942
1,315
744
49
50
51
52
1
58
290
1
55
440
3
430
8,650
3
70
490
3
176
1,513
1
8
60
28
1,702
22,665
1
5
50
4
74
715
53
54
55
3
754
55,270
34
1,827
409, 540
1
15
10,000
2
260
101,243
4
190
57,800
661
14/., 644
13
932
168,020
56
57
58
57
2,945
783,271
1
1
40
9
1
205
1
18
3,600
1
(Z)
4
2
288
57
10,949
3,079,728
2
50
8,000
IR
1,495
277,145
55
2,705
713,518
24
5,515
1,422,853
59
60
61
4
1,096
2,088
1
150
279
220
22,015
47,808
5
217
308
3
225
453
480
902
62
63
64
254
18,279
532,716
...
12
1,461
25,269
1
25
900
155
13,232
304,347
64
3,474
85,252
1
50
1,309
1
380
9,500
260
22,117
540,950
65
66
67
Stub items continued
266
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 1 of 2
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(For detinitions and explanations, seo text)
San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Bartwra Santa Clara Santa Cruz
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting.
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
m:
Com for all pxirpoaes farms reporting .
Harvested for grain farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Sorghums sold hundredwei^t .
22,205
10,623
2,090
1,172
.farms reporting.
Barley farms reporting .
Annual legumes:
Lima beans harvested for
dry beans f etrms reporting . . .
100- lb . bags . . .
1,234
17,696
U,232
100- lb. bags...
Hay crops:
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting .
9,111
53,677
37,772
7,7i5
'18,934
25,163
2,186
10,850
5,253
3,112
8,952
1,379
Wild hay cut fai-ras reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting .
MiscellaneQus crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Cotton farms reporting.
Sugar beets for sugar farms reporting.
HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND:
CALIFORNIA
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
267
Part 1 of 2
SlsUyou
Solano
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo
Yuba
520
58,263
492
86,395
501
15,273
4,466
248,530
1,439
188,807
814
31,680
85
1,475
5,254
496,372
60
769
1,636
112,923
722
197,461
376
35,761
1
2
2
38
5,909
27
887
911
23,378
46
5,124
28
2,189
3
3
509
15,724
2
66
77
9,013
16
494
3
4
1
1
25
33
5,823
403,962
331,022
5
70
6,337
5,000
205
5,763
325,571
250,418
32
4,758
357,218
349,354
16
1,708
127,640
119,077
3
3
50
289
7,468
485,987
407,180
1
1
75
73
8,761
739,723
705,134
6
223
10,772
9,172
5
5
7
8
79
13,134
2
162
188
6,888
156
20,690
41
1,981
' 307
18,043
3
415
166
23,485
26
1,116
9
10
77
12,997
556,941
1
140
4,000
124
5,399
214,112
149
20,548
831,002
35
1,857
61,610
277
16, 588
524,914
2
295
15,350
161
23,411
893,317
23
i.au,
35,814
11
12
13
551,691
4,000
180,856
774,440
50,420
432,467
15,250
874,292
23,158
14
66
2,549
85,985
82,079
14
1,168
84,268
78,268
'.'.'.
10
159
4,414
4,240
51
3,980
230,683
229,131
3
31
1,000
900
148
6,624
185,808
180,555
35
1,142
74,028
73,524
2
46
1,016
956
15
16
17
18
21
2,618
U7,735
94,627
2
405
25,158
25,137
35
831
37,231
30,782
6
251
5,597
5,597
1
6
180
1
2
125
34
1,956
71,357
58,899
2
26
1,035
300
3
175
12,963
9,963
19
20
21
22
U5
14,411
342,995
321,275
27
3,029
82,042
81,642
188
10,688
266,277
242,876
87
13,133
312,088
301,832
22
1,809
35,209
20,772
372
32,480
606,954
506,473
7
229
3,394
780
70
7,642
246,833
227, 537
11
755
22,510
21, 122
23
24
25
26
U
1,353
22,759
114
19,861
415,369
26
8,248
162,614
4
287
2,121
163
14,547
275,130
8
554
7,600
1
100
1,600
27
28
29
15
2,576
31,077
269
12,658
172,230
90
10,327
131,240
7
782
13,825
2
2
15
110
4,278
74,223
23
340
18,321
31
4,001
60,300
4
235
3,663
30
31
32
303
18,941
50,869
25,061
87
8,232
47,199
40,462
32
678
2,525
897
1,273
52,539
279,349
U9,194
139
8,793
42,698
30,178
147
4,720
19,943
11,737
35
538
1,091
122
1,302
83,844
502, 120
344,030
6
49
165
98
31
2,192
12,709
7,302
295
38,415
223,966
211,922
47
3,339
15,110
8,934
33
34
35
36
58
4,046
7,600
225
9
728
1,046
457
41
1,179
2,694
587
63
2,902
6,215
1,845
26
1,466
2,006
794
65
1,972
2,985
611
17
349
598
29
32
931
2,738
1,182
6
72
102
10
1
25
55
15
4
158
422
230
30
2,658
3,154
999
37
38
39
40
61
1,337
2,473
579
6
374
927
797
13
289
515
740
15,419
33,776
8,121
32
1,069
2,624
1,240
43
801
1,073
294
17
154
170
25
196
6,323
12,888
3,759
3
54
35
23
639
666
249
18
884
2,030
1,449
34
1,733
2,291
523
41
42
43
44
27
1,759
2,913
460
3
25
33
15
397
643
2
2
10
10
9
155
263
3
9
152
190
90
9
317
842
580
5
91
103
2
21
6
1
5
7
2,001
1,781
188
45
46
47
48
14
596
1,306
80
2
55
67
13
365
835
128
70
1,096
2,751
171
9
515
777
344
24
476
773
332
6
65
55
34
1,445
2,258
753
2
8
8
5
142
285
12
420
417
111
7
125
130
25
49
50
51
52
6
295
2,890
48
2,086
22,159
1
40
80
13
694
11,U9
1
16
250
2
155
1,135
53
54
55
6
339
132,600
3
235
61,005
32
4,560
1,342,065
3
640
86,000
4
246
55,520
1
23
7,600
^1
2,799
824,999
56
57
58
72
4,091
1,107,768
1
(Z)
2
9
35
4,548
15
155
33,043
12
141
224
1
(Z)
3
1
(Z)
2
5
1
169
31
1,458
222,016
2,413
156,840
315,590
2
357
594
1
459
900
4
2
16
59
60
61
52
63
64
115
15,082
355,4«9
39
2,837
68,784
48
4,153
91,564
4
360
8,126
56
2,762
58,863
39
1,680
34,272
237
27,007
588,047
5
235
4,275
65
66
67
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Part 2 of 2
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
(For definitions and expUi
Miscellaneous crops harvcsled-Conlinued
Vegetables harvested for sale
Beans, green lij
.farms reporting,
.fanns reporting.
Beans , snap ( bush and
pole types) farms reporting.
Broccoli farms reporting.
fanns reporting.
Carrots farms reporting. .
Caulif lo»er farms reporting. .
Celery farms reporting. .
Com, sweet farms reporting. .
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting. .
Lettuce end romaine farms reporting. .
Onions, dry farms reporting. .
Onions, green farms reporting.
Peppers , sweet farms reporting .
Spinach farms reporting.
Tomatoes farms reporting.
Watennelons farms reporting.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
653,767
285
81,588
302
22,157
589
6,370
334
19,850
650
10,969
579
58,085
563
22,957
437
14,024
371
15,433
649
13,716
197
2,463
506
5,631
217
9,678
36
26
1,061
47
1,462
49
3,810
6
20
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
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269
Part 2 of 2
Contra Costa
Del Norte
El Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Imperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings Lake
lassen
Ids Angeles
11, 648
1
2
28,092
87
83
59,353
2
13,178
3,913
236
10
15,367
1
13
8,752
5
1,779
1
(Z)
8
1,648
6
1,421
1
102
3
3
2
3
4
225
1
7
1
(Z)
3
133
1
20
1
233
9
162
4
5
1
(z)
3
(Z)
28
80
1
(Z)
8
1
1
(Z)
2
10
1
(Z)
36
226
6
7
1
1
4
52
2
1
2
11
1
75
8
24
8
9
U
99
1
(z)
1
(Z)
17
40
6
3
32
1,867
2
5
55
767
10
11
1
(Z)
86
21,740
2
8
2
57
6,065
39
2,772
10
2,023
1
(z)
26
482
12
13
1
(Z)
1
(z)
1
(z)
8
80
4
1
44
5,017
8
415
1
7
20
1,516
14
15
1
1
11
354
3
3
2
82
21
200
16
17
1
i.
1
1
35
1,306
18
19
18
715
1
1
5
1
28
320
2
1
16
42
4
43
2
1
22
1,608
6
26
3
57
2,964
20
21
1
5
1
(Z)
2
(Z)
30
52
2
(Z)
7
1
10
143
1
(Z)
4
70
1
(z)
30
206
22
23
25
1,161
1
(z)
26
125
4
10
130
31,142
6
492
2
841
39
521
24
25
9
1
(z)
3
(Z)
51
172
2
(Z)
18
1,834
31
2,082
2
72
1
Z)
1
10
30
765
26
27
1
(Z)
1
(Z)
50
368
1
90
22
901
28
29
1
1
1
(z)
41
131
1
(z)
2
35
3
6
15
92
30
31
4
13
7
84
22
324
32
33
21
751
1
(Z)
4
1
97
743
5
56
15
15
143
3,607
1
1
14
551
6
39
■■
1
(Z)
57
399
34
35
58
1,326
4
13
2
(Z)
37
5,517
27
1,394
5
563
15
194
36
37
418
14,248
2
3
198
3,547
5,505
228,287
428
9,856
2
632
3
546
53
247
119
2,254
iS
337
41,282
477
9,967 5,'
15
25
1
10
4
1,678
21,903
38
39
40
41
42
43
1
3,408
1
221
2
3,312
7
1,515
1
9
1
23
1
78 2,,
1
03
5
401
44
45
270
Part 2 of 2
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
Miscellaneous crops harvested-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale.
Asparagus Caims reporting
Beans , green lima farms reporting
Broccoli farms reporting
Cabbage farms reporting
Carrots f anus reporting
Caiilif lower farms reporting
Celery farms reporting
Com, sweet farms reporting.
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting.
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting
Onions, dry farms reporting
Onions, green farms reporting
Peppers , sweet farms reporting
Spinach farms reporting
Tomatoes farms reporting
Wateimelons farms reporting
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting.
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees-^ farms reporting.
: and grapevines.
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271
Part 2 of 2
Monterey
tJapa
Nevada
Orange
Placer
Plumas
Riverside
Sacramento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
3an
Francisco
San Joaquin
92,980
302
6
18,384
24
1
31,226
11,551
6,282
3,181
10,910
112,287
1
6
2,872
2
8
26
1,013
1
(Z)
18
791
15
1,551
3
22
6
235
130
52,908
2
3
24
1,218
5
19
16
489
1
(z)
1
(Z)
2
14
2
1
2
1
9
50
5
180
4
5
22
430
4
34
3
1
58
808
1
(z).
2
(Z)
28
255
7
4
3
127
4
5
65
564
14
75
6
7
79
7,006
3
5
2
5
1
(Z)
9
11
8
2
69
3
44
4
4
9
12
8
9
61
1,453
4
18
74
1,049
1
(Z)
21
535
26
108
4
47
17
194
31
810
32
267
10
11
2
(Z)
12
14
44
6,025
18
62
12
118
27
43
43
818
12
13
120
6,154
3
5
(Z)
3
3
2
(Z)
36
2,978
9
56
5
63
8
138
5
3
126
1,701
14
15
49
2,224
3
5
73
1,554
1
(Z)
2
7
24
84
10
106
9
141
9
70
16
17
72
3,989
1
(z)
62
2,097
1
1
5
66
9
20
1
(Z)
37
1,169
29
1,028
18
19
10
25
7
45
51
1,022
1
1
3
1
90
4,527
16
24
5
94
55
1,567
38
258
51
1,758
20
21
13
17
5
7
2
(Z)
50
381
1
2
1
(Z)
9
189
36
83
56
7
4
73
564
31
195
22
23
214
46,990
3
5
61
1,937
2
(Z)
30
6,480
32
196
27
1,274
11
52
37
998
38
718
24
25
41
1,667
3
12
9
51
1
(Z)
37
1,072
13
23
13
391
23
244
3
15
207
2,709
26
27
23
429
1
(2)
7
188
6
5
3
12
4
162
2
41
31
58
28
29
3
61
3
8
2
(Z)
43
449
31
563
25
22
16
150
5
3
44
502
42
442
30
31
60
3,888
13
490
6
U5
4
11
3
53
3
9
13
912
32
33
99
6,614
11
106
3
2
119
2,331
2
5
1
(z)
89
918
133
8,954
63
2,935
12
104
152
4,006
502
44,818
34
35
2
5
10
86
77
5,142
2
1
1
70
9
71
35
110
59
1,993
36
37
94
2,538
48
667
103
1,118
2,473
42,677
469
14,056
u
33
1,472
52,497
482
7,920
360
12,160
1,927
38,735
3,456
26,370
2,597
91,242
38
39
1
55
1
100
1
770
1
264
•;::
9
1,120
6
240
1
10
3
291
1
161
40
41
42
43
1
5
1
1,432
2
48
2
426
2
450
2
4,322
1
354
4
509
1
8,343
1
550
1
4,674
4A
45
272
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 2 of 2
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS
It«m
{For doflnitions and explanations, apo l«xt)
San Uils Obispo
San XIateo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta Sierra
CROPS FOB WHICH ENTIRE ACREAOE WAS
IHfllGATED— Continued
1
Miscellaneous craps harvested-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale acreo. . .
8,824
3,893
19,437
21,850
14,035
126
1
2
3
Asparagus farms reporting
3
3
3
12
1
1
1
63
5
Beans, green lima fams reporting
163
3
4
20
1,609
33
1,913
2
21
6
Beans, snap (bush and
38
647
10
29
7
10
75
1,719
28
890
7
32
1,547
8
16
47
4,923
48
2,373
14
867
9
10
Cabbage f annfi reporting
16
117
22
176
22
357
50
295
10
181
(z)
12
Cantaloups, honeydews, Persians,
3
11
1
(Z)
4
36
3
572
1
158
5
5
13
13
326
9
27
34
1,296
15
163
8
219
(Z)
1
z)
15
35
988
6
6
28
2,052
54
928
17
1,268
17
18
19
Celery farms reporting
27
1,138
6
32
24
1,655
29
478
3
250
20
21
Com, sweet farms reporting
11
33
2
8
121
47
480
8
124
11
111
22
23
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting
21
77
6
1
11
36
121
675
5
17
farms re ortlnE
31
1,490
24
187
32
4,632
62
3,504
32
5,185
1
(z)
25
acres
26
27
Onions, diy farms reporting
3
2
2
(Z)
3
11
39
483
2
1
2
1
1
1
28
29
Onions, green farms reporting
1
(Z)
2
3
12
23
83
6
47
30
31
Peppers, sweet farms reporting
17
245
2
2
3
177
80
498
2
(Z)
32
33
Spinach fanns reporting
1
(Z)
S
31
34
195
34
35
Tomatoes farms reporting
32
733
7
1
33
540
145
5,034
19
417
8
1
36
37
Watennelons farms reporting
2
21
1
(Z)
4
1
5
4
3
2
38
39
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting. . .
CROPS FOR WHICH ONLY A PART OF THE
ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
56
490
4
9
658
12,802
1,628
50,167
122
3,449
99
1,309
4
34
40
41
42
43
Com for all purposes farms reporting. . .
Sorghums for all purposes farms reporting. . .
3
69
44
45
land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees^ farms reporting. . .
3
256
3
66
2
4,143
1
1,378
1
2
than 20 trees and grapevines .
CALIFORNIA
HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED LAND: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
273
Part 2 of 2
Slsldyou
Solftno
Soncojfl
Stanislaus
Sutter
Te^
Trinity
T\ilaxe
Tuolumne
Ventura
Yolo Yuba
243
14,0U
442
29,934
8,186
U2
(Z)
4,322
2
39,612
33,317
306
1
7
4,302
1
10
42
5,163
1
3
2
29
6
223
3
1
1
6
93
9,549
8
3,807
1
20
2
3
4
5
2
(Z)
17
307
4
3
5
35
4
88
3
3
1
(2)
51
217
2
(z)
2
(z)
22
227
31
2,593
2
1
6
7
8
9
1
(2)
(z)
8
7
1
12
1
(Z)
6
10
1
(2)
72
2,130
1
4
1
2
10
11
1
(2)
3
1
5
12
44
5,678
12
716
6
10
25
850
2
(Z)
6
53
7
1,652
2
5
12
13
1
(2)
1
(2)
...
4
2
4
3
2
1
7
379
7
438
1
(2)
1
(z)
1
(Z)
2
30
1
(2)
1
(2)
37
2,295
18
522
19
2,162
3
59
1
2
U
16
17
18
19
3
1
9
36
19
39
30
429
5
54
6
7
41
261
2
1
12
45
5
16
20
21
2
(Z)
8
311
2
17
4
137
2
1
35
91
1
(z)
38
762
5
150
2
40
22
23
1
(2)
7
11
U
1,135
8
11
(z)
96
5,352
2
2
24
25
241
5
398
7
3
11
441
1
(z)
1
(2)
3
26
6
34
1
10
12
460
3
32
26
27
28
29
(z)
3
(2)
9
4
1
1
9
782
14
1,282
2
1
1
1
9
10
(z)
34
972
19
808
4
1,440
30
31
32
33
62
8,743
11
78
9,977
49
6,823
8
5
U7
1,326
2
1
121
7,448
170
25,594
9
12
34
35
1
(2)
1
2
2
1
83
1,672
11
126
7
71
42
685
1
(Z)
4
83
2
2
3
18
36
37
42
92
231
12,430
212
5,787
2,925
75,287
1,010
44,328
601
12,963
38
112
3,516
161,497
40
433
1,430
58 , 298
239 237
11,525 11,890
36
39
3
225
3
130
1
23
1
75
8
1,745
"i
280
1
1,359
1
43
1
53
40
41
42
43
1
2
6
2,272
2
4,671
5
878
9
2,277
3
936
1
1,181
1
2,711
2 1
1,133 ■ 962
44
45
274
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
The State Alameda Alpine Amador
Calaveras Colus.
Nufsety and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale;
On rnniis willi snlc^i of '^■2.(
. norisl
rn.s roportinp IflSi).
10S4.
il forprowini: 1050.
ii05r
inr.4.
GrowTi under glass farr-_s rcporlinir 1059.
•^fjuare feel 1059 .
1054.
firown in the open farms reportini! IHoO .
acres used for firowinfi 1950 .
1954.
Sales dollars 1959 .
1954.
firow-n under class or in house. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
square feet 1959.
1954.
Gmwn in the open farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres used for prowinf; 19.'i0 .
1051.
Sales dollars 1050 .
1%1
Any lores! products cut and/or sold farms reportmc io'.o
Snipe of anv fori-sl products farm? reporting 195!
Sales of stanriin/' t.imlier
Sales of all olln-r fore?t producLs
I, fence posts, and
MIORS.
lies of other mi-
, farii.s reportinp 1950 ,
dollars 1
. farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1950.
. farms reporting lOi
dollars 10;
. fnrnis reporting 10!
dollars 1050.
. fam.s rcportine lOjf
. rami!; reportinp l!15n . .
numlwr 1050 , ,
. farms reportinc 11150.
numlior 1051
. ffvniis rnpurtinf I'lr.ll
2,973
91,433,25«
62,557,754
2,169
90,762,954
1,342
1,046
10,006
6,747
34,279,725
20,391,640
1,141
6,997
6,855
44,768,030
32,480,875
11,333
18,587
12,390,499
9,685,239
5,163
1,248
4,719,282
4,020,249
660
3,012,759
4,622
7,266
43,893
63,904
27,555
26
34,469
Z Reported in small fractions.
CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
275
El Dorsdo
FreSDO
01^
Humboldt
Iinperial
Inyo
Kem
Killgs
Lake
lassen
Ids
Angeles
Madera
Marin
Mariposa
Mendocino
Merced
7
78
5
23
16
20
7
7
770
11
22
18
12
1
63,300
1,062,355
1,928
376,342
293,422
634,952
23,388
6,692
34,730,069
77,493
420,033
29,080
1,538,2%
0
1,128,086
17,040
3B7,265
361,082
416,316
10,300
10,935
lfl,296,716
12,509
456,425
42,205
l,a9,050
3
"i
46
13
10
15
2
1
615
7
17
5
7
4
60,000
1,037,394
370,798
290,972
632,227
19,400
5,100
24,576,119
75,048
412,283
19,900
1,537,006
5
6
45
2
13
6
13
3
5
365
8
14
13
6
6
27
2
6
4
10
3
5
296
1
20
10
6
7
"9
394
(Z)
10
14
198
a
6
1,699
72
18
8
354
e
75
(Z)
23
11
206
2
4
1,281
16
24
9
728
g
63,2^6
751,363
525
310,577
25,162
511,032
15,988
6,115
10,103,535
57,748
173,681
17,460
1,494,806
10
357,105
340
78,450
7,500
403,550
9,550
10,935
6,212,775
12,459
264,250
28,901
1,218,750
11
1
21
2
17
6
7
2
2
453
1
n
9
2
12
23
3
U
2
7
1
502
1
24
8
1
13
'"i
12
5
2
3
13
5
3
3
, 2
232
190
1
1
6
16
3
6
1
1
14
13
162
27,020
516
22,824
600
237
7,574,533
900
221,850
4,748
400
16
19,340
7,240
70,792
1,112
3,516,232
118
245,828
7,715
96
17
9
2
6
"6
6
'2
282
9
7
1
18
21
2
8
2
5
1
404
13
4
1
19
3
1
47
13
3
2
1,714
54
4
3
20
715
(Z)
120
90
10
(Z)
2,324
38
3
1
01
60
55,841
900
50,065
29,960
13,995
1,700
342
13,690,876
300
226,852
9,520
2,340
02
476,715
3,100
190,025
104,000
12,559
750
Kl,770,956
50
190,275
7,779
300
23
18
3
9
6
5
2
2
31
2
1
3
24
15
2
18
9
2
65
5
5
2f)
6
2
5
1
"2
"2
16
1
2
26
2
1
2
22
2
4
27
72,810
68
1,320
12,666
10,606
235
913,241
4,350
1,200
28
1,500
1,000
620
702,974
1,150
2,125
29
12
2
5
5
18
2
2
30
13
2
17
9
49
"3
2
31
716
1
16
330
226
97
69
(Z)
112
32
1,046
55
127
661
(Z)
678
1
2
33
255,151
503
15,700
238,300
109,925
5,766
235
935,658
19,456
19,500
2,100
41,150
M
294,266
13,600
U8,790
249,582
207
1,312,985
1,900
5,525
35
173
156
29
269
33
15
142
32
82
21
48
157
452
24
30
59
36
7
155
7
5
26
11
4
8
16
175
37
125,859
51,738
22,239
939,335
3,795
1,620
59,257
52,905
690
3,506
59,545
22,841
1,285,334
345
38
37,869
8,082
19,030
1,152,986
1,666
5,096
20,450
85,230
4,901
32,837
200
14,418
1,151,103
6,220
39
24
5
2
116
"i
10
9
3
7
127
40
34,115
35,462
11,284
3a, 363
1,500
35,491
24,805
606
58,000
5,100
921,080
41
38
32
5
45
7
4
19
3
4
7
10
63
42
91,744
16,276
10,955
617,972
3,795
120
23,766
28,100
690
2,900
1,545
17,741
364,254
345
43
37
32
5
40
7
4
19
3
4
6
9
55
41
90,764
9,880
10,955
543,104
3,795
120
23,566
27,800
690
2,700
1,515
16,718
312,103
345
45
2
3
9
1
1
1
4
13
4fi
980
6,396
74,868
200
300
200
"30
1,023
52,151
47
149
144
23
160
33
14
133
21
80
18
47
153
364
24
48
24£
168
52
232
14
12
38
7
203
32
83
99
43
170
369
54
49
1,336
1,317
160
1,220
466
106
1,710
ao
355
299
240
1,198
3,137
143
50
1,604
962
279
1,860
'31
258
594
88
1,837
407
403
670
280
1,045
3,463
573
51
30
31
3
7
7
4
17
4
6
4
36
3
52
711
592
71
56
253
8
1,035
46
180
101
145
818
23
53
7
10
40
2
8
5
1
11
36
1
54
3,200
3,230
32,823
1,305
230
7,185
283
20
4,842
52,501
7
55
2
3
6
1
2
9
56
1,700
8
2,000
2
23,030
33
3
4,000
1
1
3,200
10
45,223
19
57
58
2,370
230
12,695
187
600
(Z)
380
7,273
59
7
2
30
3
1
A
16
60
1,843
230
12,343
187
600
301
6,447
61
276
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
Nursery and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale;
*«ursm' and greenhouse products, no\\er and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold Fanns reporting 1959 .
dollars lOnf
195^
On farms with sales of «2,(100 or more .... fams reportinR 195i
dollars 195{
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ofnamentals, etc.) farms reportinp 1959 .
la.-*-! .
acres used for growin-; 1050.
Grown under glass fanr,s reporting 1959 .
1954.
square feet 1959 .
1954.
Grow-n in the open farms reporting 1950 . .
1954.
acres used for ero^^^ng 1959.
1954.
Sale:
, dollai
1954.
efeet 1
1954..
Gro^vn in the open farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres used for growing 1959 . .
Sales dollars 1059 . ,
1054.,
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1050 . .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting 1059 .
Sales of standing timber
Sales of all other forest products
'^ales of firewood, fence posts, and
Sales of other miscellai
. farms reporting 1
dollars 1
. farms reprting 1959-
. farms reporting ini
dollars I'M
. farms reportinc 1950.,
dollars 1059..
. farms roportinii 1950. .
rds(4' X 4' X S')10.'tO.,
1954.,
. fant.s reportinL* 1950.
15,898
3
2,271
(Z)
1,165
50,989
30,299
36,190
44,019
6
10
28,500
27, 594
13
2
22,489
2,705
CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: "CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
277
Sacra-
mento
San Benito
San
Bernardino
San Diego
San
Francisco
San
Joaquin
San Luis
Obispo
San Uateo
Santa
Barbara
Santa
Clara
Santa Cruz
Shasta
Sierra
SisJdyou
Solano
34
12
76
230
42
72
32
138
84
264
83
10
5
5
754,0i8
383, 195
4,233,988
5,108,685
2,252,325
790,548
135,063
5,352,435
3,430,037
9,193,624
3,917,661
660,723
66,300
4,032
2
760,676
686,269
2,617,781
3,813,743
2,022,300
415,354
166,758
4,603,981
2,195,865
3,954,362
822,640
266,350
51,500
66,144
16
10
36
162
33
55
14
U7
65
220
65
7
3
1
737,221
381,913
4,205,489
5,062,144
2,246,425
763,709
120,059
5,335,937
3,417,291
9,152,969
3,396,540
659,613
64,500
2,500
19
1
48
98
9
23
12
33
13
78
26
6
3
4
17
1
37
108
6
15
5
14
29
63
30
4
1
^
83
1
1,063
668
5
153
10
103
23
437
199
224
56
2
77
(Z)
612
766
10
83
5
160
152
336
92
67
22
5
695,817
1,000
3,981,777
1,404,459
50,186
427,846
19,490
334,774
82, 597
1,977,014
80,691
642,333
56,000
4,012
332,900
150
2,101,105
1,301,574
74,150
259,260
6,955
199,500
275,275
918,517
126,223
218,100
44,000
35,680
22
1
27
140
34
15
15
115
50
183
45
1
2
1
2<i
2
28
133
38
16
7
132
38
126
39
2
2
2
8
15
70
33
9
10
63
36
116
27
1
2
16
1
14
44
37
3
3
66
21
54
13
1
2
2
32,855
61,345
1,788,830
2,980,292
45,300
37,254
2,883,368
519,978
5,916,060
555,556
400
8,148
136,620
432
52,624
330,797
1,710,720
22,085
7,850
2,734,605
439,726
902, 157
63,950
400
5,000
2,732
16
1
17
89
10
9
8
72
23
121
29
1
1
15
1
23
110
20
11
6
115
26
107
35
1
1
U
1
41
867
28
34
11
775
394
303
193
(Z)
(Z)
20
19
(z)
56
777
24
5
4
963
229
328
168
(zi
(Z)
21
54,731
1,000
155,863
3,420,197
2,199,439
175,436
64,932
5,014,501
1,106,691
5,997,359
972,175
700
3,240
20
«1
200,041
300
441,901
2,221,325
1,948,150
60,615
4,825
4,360,881
648,567
2,427,408
329,925
825
7,000
5,464
23
2
11
9
21
3
43
13
2
24
38
28
5
2
2(
e
31
14
28
22
9
8
32
40
30
3
1
3
25
1
3
6
9
2
1
3
10
15
2
2
26
5
7
10
2
5
7
6
1
1
1
27
1,250
4,040
69,350
400
40,073
30,000
1,000
89,605
83,700
3,045,460
1,600
7,648
28
20,265
25,630
120,460
21,100
20,500
70,782
49,500
240
375
500
29
1
11
6
16
2
35
11
1
23
29
16
3
30
3
31
10
19
22
7
5
32
33
26
3
2
31
(Z)
1,440
128
178
(Z)
426
247
1
2,339
738
137
4
32
525
1,768
41
139
508
204
5
2,277
473
250
12
63
33
3,500
381,195
96,348
284,029
2,700
187,266
50,641
3,160
2,240,749
1,224,251
2,864,795
17,190
2,060
34
227,735
685,819
74,775
290,844
95,479
154,978
43,600
1,272,023
608,437
366,492
47,925
500
25,000
35
22
52
27
145
43
259
31
35
62
100
210
11
179
16
36
8
6
7
15
9
42
6
9
19
21
41
5
36
5
37
50,595
2,150
1,200
16,775
3,443
28,138
32,870
2,172
24,073
9,379
U3,311
16,801
110,960
45,534
38
20,737
1,307
7,167
12,584
6,300
14,396
32,558
5,187
8,737
18,425
53,316
11,337
179,599
70
39
5
1
1
I
21
5
2
7
3
21
3
16
3
40
49,740
500
10,000
983
5,013
32,810
552
12,275
5,984
74,286
15,573
88,622
45,279
41
4
6
14
8
27
2
7
15
15
26
3
25
2
42
855
1,650
1,200
6,775
2,460
23,125
60
1,620
11,803
3,395
39,025
1,228
22,338
255
43
4
6
14
8
27
2
7
15
14
25
2
23
2
44
855
1,650
1,200
6,775
2,440
23,125
60
1,620
4,803
1
7,000
3,630
2
265
35,025
3
4,000
228
1
1,000
22,148
2
190
255
45
46
47
15
52
26
144
38
246
25
29
56
95
196
9
164
13
48
43
87
68
342
26
175
49
83
140
253
331
13
262
21
49
260
249
214
1,068
316
2,664
121
490
372
555
2,406
93
1,730
100
50
329
432
661
1,913
105
1,931
506
1,432
1,230
1,527
3,682
125
2,799
140
51
4
5
13
7
26
1
6
14
13
21
1
21
2
52
57
24
80
435
164
1,475
4
98
160
212
830
15
366
17
63
2
3
15
1
15
4
2
6
4
13
2
39
54
740
255
1,831
100
3,869
920
500
5,363
1,150
1,318
206
10,024
55
1
1
500
1
2
2,000
1
300
2
4,805
1
2
900
7
1
6
3
3,215
2
57
58
30
1
20
12,000
551
7
400
2
59
60
30
525
350
61
278
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.
-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
(For definilions and explanfttio
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bullis sold farms reporting 1
dollars 1959.
On famis with sales of $2,000 or more farms reporting
dollars
Nursery products (trees, shrubs.
Sales dollars 1959 .
1954.
.... farms ref)orting 1959 .
1954.
Grown under glass farms reporting 1959.
1954.
square feet 1959 .
Cjrown in the open farms reporting 1959. ,
1954.
acres used for growing 1959 .
1954.
Sales dollars 1959 .
1954.
(jrown under glass or in house farms reporting 1
1
square feet 1959 .
1954.
Grown in the open farms reporting 1959 .
' 1954 .
acres used for ^wing 1959 .
1954 .
Sales dollars 1959 .
1054.
Any forest pfoducts cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting 1
dollars 1959.
1954.
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1
dollars 1959.
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1
dollars 1959.
Sales of firewood, fence posts, and
sawlogs. farms repcrting
dollars 1959.
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959.
dollars
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reputing 1959 .
1954.
cods (4' s 4' « 8') 1959 .
1,016
lli,597
167, 511
3,936
111,393
531,579
110,190
3
2,850
3,100
7
16,740
Fence poetscut farms reporting 1
number 1959.
Sales farms reporting 1969.
number 1
cut farms reporting 1
thousands of IwajTl feet 1959.
Sawlogs and v
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(279)
280
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
This centius 19 authoriz^-d by Acl of Congress, United Stales Code. Tilte 13. Sections 5, 9, 14
ind Busrsnieeing that the informalion furnished be accorded conBdenlist treilment. The cei
swered completely and 1
US DEPARTMENT OF COMMEftCE-
CALirORNIA
A 1 CtNSUS OF AGRICULTURE 4 QCQ
" * QUESTIONNAIRE: * ^^^
on I.— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
Se<:lion II.— OWNERSHIP
. Stale, and railroad
rs* Ijicluik- iicrr- worked on sharei
nd ^k,p to que.Uon iSj)
1 landlord and the number of acres
^AGED FOR OTHERS;
parale fields and hay land
Do nol include land leased
This is all the land
ugh part of It may be located elsewhere or in
• the total acres of land reported for this quet
III.— CROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR. 1959
CORN ilncliid
sold if I
[91 Wasanv
. Corn for all purposes?
wcft corn or popcorr
r 5fi lb. slu-lkd corn =
lb) Corn for sila^eT ....
it) Corn hogged or grazed. <
ORCHCMS FOR GRAIN \NI)
hmdlord's shar.- n^ sold if liik.i,
[111 Wcre:..u sorghums harv -
lb) Sorghums fur silage?
10 Sorghums < ul f.>r dry for
grazed?
for green or dry
f'-n [211)
.Id iM^tur.v
r
•""
C.
C
Acr«
«m.
«l',h„
T.™
ALL GRAINS: (Include the landlord's share as sold i
from this place.)
(^nsu^er Ihtse quegltoriB. t/ "Km/'
[21] Wheal?
26. OalB for grain
29. Barley?
31. Flaxseed?
32. RiceT
(Report bags c
3S. Other gralr
ard seed? Rve7 Safflo
r thtse queslwna, 1/ " Ye
42. Clov<
45. Oats,
or hay?. . .
1 with vetch;
wildcats,
r other small
grains cut for hay?
46. Wild hay (prairie, range, 01
marsh grass) cut for hay?
47. Any other hay? .
.\LFA SI-:
'stfd thiB
No n ves a
irk X and akip to qw
50. Alfalfa seed? , □
78. Other field seeds? j D
Alsikr clover' Ladino clover? Redclovcr' Gi«*nmm«
Rycgras.s'' Sudangrass" Birdsfoot trefoil'' Vetch?
PdTATitES. COTTON. DRY BKA
S. AND SUGAR BEETS;
r these qitesttont. if "I'ei ")—
[79] Irish potatoes for home use or for aal
(If less than 10 hundredweight or 1,000
pounds were harvested, do not report act
80. Sweetpotatoes for home use or for sale?
(If less than 1.000 pounds were
harvested, do not report acres.)
89. Cotton?
91. Dry lima beans?
92. Other dry field and seed beans?
(Blackeye, cranberry beans, pink, pinto
red kidney, small red, small white, etc ;
94. Sugar beets for sugar?
harvested
harvested?
(Report tent!
of an acre foi
potatoes)
Pounds of
harvested
VEGETABLES FOR HOME USE
either on the same land or on dil
106. Were any vegetables, swee
vegetables.
VNDFORSALE: (Ittw
erent land, report the
corn, or eon ^^ ^ ^^^ ^
plantings of the s
s of the several planting;
(//'
Were any of the following vegetable
109
Cucumbers ind
pickles? , . .
Snsp beans (bush
• nil pol- types)?
III
Wttermelons? .
112
C.bb.jet
117
Sweel peppers?
Csnisloups.
Persians, und
120
Green lima
—
(1)
)
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
a
□
D
D
n
*
■ /lO
*
■■ no
*
no
• /lO
* /lO
♦ /lO
* /ID
*
no
*
no
□
n
*
/lO
123. Dry onions?
124. Asparagus? .
125. Carrots?
126. Leiluce e
131. Cauliflower?
134. Celery? .
135. Broccoli?
141. Other? (See list
CALIFORNIA
281
YounKtxTrifa''
riTS. Nl'TS. ANDGRAPKS:
I thin- a (olal of 20 fruit and nui
153. Hot
AppirsT , . .
I'ref^tone peuhes?
Barllrri p«>rs? . .
Pears uttiir than
Bardetir
162. Tabic grapes?
(Tukav, MalaRa,
163. Raiain grapca?
(Tho(np»t>n,
Mu«al, i-tc.) . . .
164. Wine or Juice
grapcaf (Zinfandel,
Cherries?
173. Avocados?
17& Olives?.
IM. NkT«l <
189. Other '
orangea?
atigca? .
•ngea?
uilo>7(jiii
no
NIRSLRV AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS. F!,OWE I AND VEGETABLE SEEDS AND
PLANTS, AND Rt'LHS:
ri98] Worr nny nursery or greenhouse produrls, (lower or vegetftbla Mcdi or
planls.llowers. or bulbagrown for sale (/•/■ pror.* No Q ^es
(// -'.Vo," mark X and »k,p lo ,,«.l.o^ [202J )
SD rSE THIS YEAR. 19!>9
laiiy acrrs of land were in fields and trat
-vested (tiicluditiR bay cut) Ihit year?.
lis area may be obtained by adding the
1e fields
nbearing and bearing planted
THIS SHADED SECTION IS TO BE FILLED BY CENSUS ENUMERATOR
(6) From how many acres of land were two crops
arvested (Ait ywor,"
(r) Subtract the acra for (6) from (a) and enter
207. How many acres i:
•olMmproveroenl grasses
ncri-< of cropland wei
■ ngi thi» near*
acres of cropland we
fallow thiB year?
if cropland we
of cropland havi
OTHER LAND;
211. How many acre^< were in other paslur..?
<Not cropland pasture and not woodland pn.Htiire ]
(// ••None,-' mark X and ikip to fuesfion C212].]
(■) Of this other panturc, how many acres
do you coniiidcr to be Improved pasture? No
(Improved by liming, fertiliiing. seedmg.
irrigating, ilraimng. and controlling weeds and bi
211, and 212) and v
. 205, 206. 207, 208. 209. 210,
-IRRIGATION
low many acre;) were irrigated thia year?
{If •■None,- mark:
2U. How many acrei* in this place were lrrl|
>y aprlnkJers thia year?
215. From how manv acres of irrigated land
^erp crops harveslod tnit year?
(If ••Pari," gitm bttow, i
Noi
nclude all irriRat'e<l land from which hay was cut and all irrigated
land in bolh bearing and nonbearing fruit and nut crops and irrigated land
from which volunteer crops were harvested.)
(// "Nont," mark X ond ikip to qiualion 1217].)
216. What part of the land from which crops
;re harvested fA/t v«ar was irrigated? All O Part Q
(// ••All." mark X and aktp to quetlton [2171 )
igaltd, lut "Orchai
' and if all vegetabUi for
•L4:,
e of crop irrigated?
sof c
t well (pumped or flowing) or spring
y by thia farm or from another farm?
k stream, lake, drainage dilch, or reae
nuluai or cooperative water or dilch
, Irrigation dlslrlcl. nr other Irrigation
lionT (C.w namr below)
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (c) r
282
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
-RACE, AGE. RESIDENCE. OFF-FARM WORK.
THEK INCOME
Ti\) " ' "^ (2) Hci)
{Mark ong.)^.«.» j WhUe Q Hfn D | Olb« D
219. How
220. Do >
you on your last birthday? Years .
1 this place? No a Ves D
January I. 1958.
IFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOV
I year did you work off yoi
' ' Include day
e exchange *
e else's farm. Include days you etpect
223. Did
224. H
icmbcr of your family
ork on someone elses I
come thia uear from
it? Board.
filh ■
products from land rented out? Cash ^
assistance? Pe.,.Mons? Veterans' allowances? tnt.
Dividends? Profits from nonfarm business? Fim
family?
(// "None- for qutalion 222 and "No" '
225. Will the inc.
mm other sources (
,on C226J.)
n qu'eslions223a
r lobe sold from i
ihi» yearT .
of the following sources
rs' Social Securitv?
.ment compensation?
I help from member
Ih <iue»tione 223 and
ive from work off the farm s
e total V
I VII.— FOREST PRODIK
, THIS YEAR. 1959
cludf standing limber sold for pulpwood )
II be received thtB year from the
iling, bark, bolls, and mine tlmbera?
e of standing limber, firew
None sold Q $_
luclscul lhi$
r for home
228. Firewood and
230. Fence poBtsT
—
—
(1)
How m.ich
(2)
How much
■^
-?ir
in I95iT
hB sold
. /MS.'
Od.KHH'1
D
D
Nambcr
D
D
l^iM
Din
Section VIII— POULTRY
\D LIVESTOCK
{::
i tktp to question [249] )
[249] H
2S0. H
many got
Include both
s and kldB we
ilfNont.
, of mohair ai
)rinK and fall
SHEEP AND LAMBS SHORN
[251] Were any sheep or Uml
THIS YEAR, 1959:
T in I9S9*
. in 1959?
>f Ihls total,
(// -Sone.
/(•} Since June 1. thia ye
""~ \(b) Before June I, thia t
r for question 254.)
farrow before December
256. How many llllers were farrowed bel
December 1. laat year, and June I. Ihla
CATTLE ,
on this pi
257. Ho*
I CALVES (Inclu
ny cattle and eolvt
all other cattle and (
on this place?
{[I) Cows? .
(Include heifers that have calved.)
(b) Heifers and heifer calves?
(Do not include any heifers that have calve(
(c) Bulls, ball calves, steers, and steer calves?
, both dairy and beef,
□ Number
> milked yeaterday?
1 thia place yeaterday? .
a Num
D Num
1 this place owned by you. by y
on land used under a Governn
as -No-' for
\y chickens (I
18, turkeys, or other poullr)
i place any time I
1 this place? No D
^ow manv
will be 8o1<
\ov many turkeys
' will be sold thia year?
of chicken eggs
n Dojens _
□ Number .
ny turkey hens m
ding next year?
1 for others u
chickens and turkeys)
SHEEP AND LAMBS:
[246] How many ew
kmbs o7 all ages are on
es, rams, wethers, and
(// -So,
Xond J
No
. [247] )
a Nutn
(a) Lambs under 1 year old? Number _
Jwes 1 year old and over' Number.
tarns and wethers 1 year old and over? Number _
Tliese queotiona t
(a) Does Al number end in < or 77 No □ Yea Q
(6) A« acres in question 7. 1,000 or more? No Q Yes □
Section IX.— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR, 1959
(The
I 246 )
HORSES AN
[247] How
lULES;
Lny horses.
[262] \
Report all sales from this plat
1 Include dairy produ
•? No D Ves D
.p to gufBUor, [265] )
<u or by others. Report dairy products sold f
1 will sell by December SI. thia year.
low much whole milk w
e sold in i9S9*
(Report in pounds of r
- sold in 19S97
(If cream was sol
number of gallon.
r pounds of butterfat)
the gallon, multiply t
Did in J
will be the value
of sales in J959?
to get pounds of t
Section X— ANIMALS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD ALIVE THIS YEAR. 1959
which you
ill sales from this place whel
sold for your landlord, and an
will sell by December 31. Ihi.
ilmals fed under <
(1959) —
[265] Calves? . .
266. Cattle, not
counting calves?
267. Horses, mules,
colts, and
CALIFORNIA
283
XI— FERTILIZER
Include sll fertilizer >nd lime used oi
purchksed bjr you or by your laitdtord.
I. uit how niHiiv acTf* win- commercial ferlUizer ftud
ferlitizinf roalerUis io^d /n I9S9*
(// "Aonr' ".art X onrf -tip /o v""''<'« 12723.)
7 t9S9. whether
ised Ihit yeai
m mnj of Ihe
[272] Ho
273. How
(a) Har and crepland
(b) Other paalarc (itot
Iriah polaloea?
(d) Cotlen? . .
(e) Sugar beela? .
(D All other crops?
nv arrcti wtT<- limed in I9S9T None O Acres _
'(// -'SoJit.- mark X and it.p to qutslion £2743)
I lime or liminf raateriaU wa:
(Include (?roiind liruMtoiie, hvd
(1)
N.
T-
*~
/lO
no
D
D
D
D
D
□
D
□
D
D
D
□
; no
no
: ^,0
no
: no
no
i „„
no
'■ no
: .0
XII.-
SD LAND rSE PRACTICES
[RI'.S Include eipenaca paid, or to be paid by December 31. l9Sf. by yet
landlord for this place.
[2741 Feed for livestock and poultry' None D
ai.cluiK- cint or Krain. hay. mill fe«d.i.
coiirt'iiirata-s, and roughages. aUo.
amouiito paid for Rrindini; and miiing feed.)
275. The purchase of liTesiock and poallry? None Q
(Include baby chicks.)
276. Machine UreT None Q
(Include cuntom *ork such as tractor hire,
thrnhinfi. combimng. cotton picking,
cotton ginning. biIo filling, corn picking,
balins, plowing, fruit picking, spraying
and dusting)
277. Hired labor*
lude housework.
278. Seeds, bulbs, planla. and IrcesT ...
279- GasoUne and other petroleum fuel and oil
__ for the farm business?
MND-USK PRACTICK8;
280. How many acres of land were uwd to grow
c«»er crops thlt gear and then planted to another
291. How many acrem of cropland used for grain
crops f/ifa tftar were farmed en ths conleor?
282. How many acre* of atrlp-cropplBi syatems I
«li-eroslon conlrel wen- on this place thi§ year?
283. How msny Bcr>-« <it crop and pasture land cj
None Q Acres.
Scclten XIIL— FARM LABOR
you (the pei^on in charge of thin place) do farm
^Ofk or chore* on this place? (.Work on* f—
285. How many other members of your famll
fast tpeek wltaoat receiving caah wagssf
I hired persons did ■
287. Of these hired
•arsons worhlng lasf week.
(a) 150 days or ittore during thle geart . . . Nona Q Persona
mployed \,^j ,^^^ „,^„ y^ j^y, during tMe wear? . . None D P*non»
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must equal the number for question 281.)
cr
ipesfc, bow many
s the agreed cash
(The total of the persons reported in ci
2S9. How iiianv hirt-d ptmoiis paid o)> a piecework 1
rorked on Ihi* place lasf frttiay?
{If "Sont.- mark X and tk,p to ,«<■.(.<.,
290. How inifch did Ihew hired pen.oii« on ptecewor
Section XIV.— EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
Include equipment ■
[291] Grain combines?
292. Corn pickers (include pickei
Pick-up balera?
294.
295. Motortrucks (include pick-ups}7 .
296. Wheel Iractora other than garden
297. Garden traclorsT
298. Crawler tractors (tracklaying)?
299. Automobiles? .......
300. Telephone?
301. Home freezer (for quick freezing and
(Do not include refrigerators.)
302. Milking machine?
303. Electric milk cooler?
305. Crop drier (for grain, forage, or oth'
306. Power -operated eleTstor. conveyor.
No D Yes D
coring food)? No Q Yes D
No D Yes D
r crops)? No O Yes Q
(1) Hard surface? D
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale?
(3) Dirt or unimproved? .
D r*Ho'
D I har
/ I
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT. FARM VALUES. AND MORTGAGE DEBT
trk X and aki
308(a) Do you rent any land from olhors'
<b) Do vou work any land on p>hsre«'
(// -Xo- for both qutaltons 30S(a) and 308(b).
(If "Yti'- for nOttr q»t»t>on 308(a) or 308(b),
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash as rent* .
(a) If "Yes," how much for the year? $ /OO
311. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the crops (such as t, i, ))? No Q Yea G
SIX. Do you pay to your landlord
. . Sn D V.-V D
No D Ves D
,teoii«(io-.[3l41)
I SIOtAroup^ 313)
No D Yes a
? of the livestock c
livestock' pfoduclM (such as J. i ()' No D Yea Q
lis. 1)0 you have this land under any other arrangement (such as a fixed
quantity of any prodi
I, keep of landlord, :
, upkeep of land and buildings, payment of
No D Yea Q
[314] Aboi
how much
would Ihe
land and (h
buildings
sell for—
(a) Land and bulldlnga owned by you?
(Copy acres from qucHtlon 3 )
(b) Land and bulldlnga rented from olhernf
(Copy acres from question 4.)
(c) Land and buildings managed for olhersf D
led loolhersr
[d) Land and buildings rei
(Copy acres from quei
315. 1b there any mortgage debt on land
buildings owned by you' {Mart onc.}^^
-No a Yes D No
tic. On what date did you fill this questionni
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Abnormal farms
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
Alfalfa seed
Almonds
Angora goats and kids
Anijiials sold alive, specified
Annual legumes, specified
Apricots
Area, approximate land
Asparagus
AutoiDOblles
Austrian winter peas
Average size of farm
Avocados
Barley
Beets (table)
Berries, specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Boysenberries
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broomcom
Buckwheat
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and cheese sold
Cabbage
Calves. See Cattle and calves.
Cane, sugar
Cantaloups and muskmelons , etc
Carrots
Cash-grain farms
Cash tenants
Cash wages paid for farm labor
Cattle and calves
Cattle and calves sold alive
Cauliflower
Celery
Change in definition of farms
Cherries
Chicken eggs sold
Chickens
Chickens sold
Christmas trees sold
Citrus fruits, specified ,
Clingstone peaches
Clover seed
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay. .■
Collards
Color of operator
Commercial farms
Commercial fertilizer, expenditures for
Commercial fertilizer, uses of
Common Eind perennial ryegrass seed
Conservation of land
Com
Com pickers
Cotton
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cream sold
Crimson clover seed
Crop drier
Cropland
By acres harvested
By color of operator
By Irrigation
By tenure of operator
By use
Cropland in cover crops
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed
on the contour
Croppers (for South only)
Crop-share tenants
Crop fertilized, specified
Crops harvested from irrigated land
Crops harvested, specified
Crops sold
Cucumbers and pickles
Cxiltivated 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
Definition of farms, change in
Dry field and seed beans
Dry field and seed peas
Dry onions
Ducks sold
Durum wheat
Economic class of farm
Eggplant
Eggs sold
Electric milk cooler
Elevators, power-operated, conveyor or blower.
Emmer and spelt ■
English or Persian walnuts
Equipment »"H facilities, specified
Escarole, endive, and chickory
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
i,17, 18, 19,20,21
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
,18,19,20,21,22
5, U, 15, 16
,17,18,19,20,21
,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
6,12
7,12
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
3
14,17,15,19,21
4,5
17,18,19,20,21
7
8
11
1,17, IB, 19,20, 21
1,1a
8
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,6
8,15
11
15,17,18,19,20
5
8
U
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,8
7,17,18,19,20,21
4,10
6
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
1,2,3
l,la,2,3
,2,3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,4
:, 17,18, 19,20
3
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3,17,18,19,20,21
3
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
1,1a
17,18,19,20,21
1
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
,13,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,15,19,20
7,17,18,19,20,21
U
8
i, 17, 18, 19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
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Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated summer fallow.
Farm expenditures, specified
Farm labor
Farm operators :
By age
^ color
^ residence
^ tenxire
By off-farm work and other income
Farm products, value of
Farm property, value of
Farms , number
By color of operator
'Sly economic class
By kind of road on which located
^ kind of workers
During specified week
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 for
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 forage harvesters
Field seeds
Figs
Filberts and hazelnuts
Firewood and fuelwood
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 sold
General farms
Goats and kids
Goats and kids clipped
Goats and kids sold alive
Grain combines
Grains
Grapefruit
Grapes
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa, clover,
or small grains
Green lima beans
Green peas (English)
Greenhouse products
Guineas sold
Hairy vetch seed
Harvesters, field forage
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
Honeydews
Hops
Horses and colts, including ponies
Horses and/or mules
Horses and/or mules sold alive
Horticultural specialties sold
See also Nursery and greenhouse products.
Improved pecans
Income, farm. See Value of farm products sold.
Irish potatoes ^
Irrigated farms, number
Irrigated land in farms
By use
Kale
Kind of road
Kumquats
Ladino seed
Land and buildings, value of
Land area, approximate
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
6,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
,4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
17,18,19
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5
1,17,18,19,20,21
2,16,17,18,19,20
3,17,16,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
1
5,17,18,19,20,21
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
5,17,18,19,20,21
7
15,17,18,19,20
6,7,17,13,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,2)
6,17,18,19,20,21
7
9,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,16,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
INDEX TO TABLES
287
l£nd in Irrigated fanns
3y use
land In strip -cropping systems for soil
erosion control
land irrigated by source of water
Land pastured
Legunes, specified annual
Lespedeza cut for hay ■
l£Spedeza seed ■
l£ttuce and rotnaine ■
Ujaa beans ....*.
Linie and liming material, expenditures for.....
Lime and liming material used d\iring the year. .
Limes
Litters farrowed
Livestock and livestock products sold ,
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
and livestock ranches
Livestock ranches ■
Livestock -share tenants
Livestock, specified
Livestock sold alive
loganberries
lupine seed
Machine hire , expenditures for
Managed land
Managers
Maadarlns ( included with Tangerines )
Mangoes
Maple sirup made
Buckets hung
Maple sugar made
Milk cooler, electric
Bulk-type
Milk sold
Milk cows
Milking machine
Mint for oil
Miscellaneous and unclassified fanas
Mixed grains ,
Jtohair clipped
Motortrucks
lAiles and mile colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhlte farm operators
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.)
Nuts , spec if ied
Oats
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, and other small
grains cut for hay
Of f -farm work and other income
Okra
Olives
Onions
Operators, farm. See Farm operators.
Oranges, including tangerines and mandarins...
Other and unspecified tenants
Other field-crop farms
Owned land
Part owners
Part -retirement
Part-time farms
Pasture
Peaches
Peanuts
Pears
Peas
Pecans
Peppers. See Sweet peppers and plmlentos.
Pick-up balers
Plmlentos
Plums and prunes
Popcorn
Potatoes
Poultry and poultry products
Poultry and poultry products sold
Poultry farms
Power -ope rated elevator, conveyor, or blower..
Products, farm, value of
Proso millet
Prunes
Pulpwood sold
Pumpkins
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Quinces
Radishes
Rams and wethers
Raspberries
Red clover seed
Redtop seed
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
15,17,18,19,20
3,17, IB, 19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
,17,18,19,20,21
3
3,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
A
7, 17, IB, 19,20,21
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
,17,1B,19,20,21 I
3,4,17,18,19,20 I
4,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops hogged or grazed
Rye
Ryegrass seed, common and perennial
Son^ling, reliability of
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut
Seed beans, dry field and
Seed peas, dry field and
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees, expenditures for.
Seeds, field
Shallots
Share-cash tenants
Sheep and lambs
Sheep and lambs shorn
Sheep and lambs sold alive
Silage
Size of fanQ
Small fruits
Small grains
Snap beans (bush and pole types )
Sorghmns . .'
5{^beans
Specified equipment and facilities
Specified farm expenditures
Spinach
I Spring wheat
Squash
Steers and bulls, including steer and bull calves..
Strawberries
Sugar beets for sugar
I Sugarcane for seed
; Sugarcane for sugar
Sugarcane or sorghum for sirup
Sumoer fallow, cultivated
Sweetclover seed
Sweet peppers and pimlentos
Sweetpotatoea
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
Tangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Teaople oranges
Tenure of farm operator
! Timber
I Timothy seed
I Tobacco
I Tobacco farms
I Tcoetoes
Tractors
Tree fruits , nuts , and grapes
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Turnips
Type of farm
Unclassified fanas
Uses of coomerclal fertilizer
Uses of land
Valencia oranges
Value:
Farm products sold
Forms (land and buildings)
Livestock
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms
Vegetable farms
Vegetables for home use
Vegetables harvested for sale
Vegetables sold
Velvetbeans
Vetch or peas, alone or mixed with oats or
other grains, out for hay
Vetch seed
Vineyards. See Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes.
Wage rates
Walnuts
Watermelons
Wax beans. See Snap beans.
Wheat
White farm operators
Wild hay cut
Winter wheat
Woodland In farm, by uae
Wool shorn •
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
Hired
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off farm
Young berries
,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
8
16,17,18,19,20
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
9
8
8
15,17,18,19,20
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
8
6,7,12,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
8
8
17,18,19,20,21
,5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
I
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
Alaska
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I— Part 49— Districts
FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
Alaska
DISTRICTS
Prepared under the supervision of
RAY HURLEY, Chief
Agriculture Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Luther H. Hodges, Secretary
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Richard M. Scammon, Director fFrom May ), ) 96 I J
Robert W. Burgess, Director (To March 3, 1961 )
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Director
A. Ross Eckler; Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Lowell T. Galt, Special Assistant
Herman P. Miller, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Julius Shiskin, Chief Economic Statistician
Joseph F. Daly, Chief Mathematical Statistician
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr., Assistant Director for Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. VON Struve, Acting Public Information Officer
Agriculture Division —
Ray Hurley, C/>ief
Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chitj
Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief
Field Division —
Jefferson D. McPike, Chief
Ivan G. Munro, Assistant Chief
Machine Tabulation Division —
C. F. Van Aken, Chief
Henry A. Bloom, Assistant Chief
Administrative Service Division — Everett H. Burke, Chief
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief
Business Division — Harvey Kailin, Chief
Construction Statistics Division — Samuel J. Dennis, Chief
Decennial Operations Division — Glen S. Taylor, Chief
Demographic Surveys Division — Robert B. Pearl, Chief
Economic Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief
Electronic Systems Division — Robert F. Drury, Chief
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division— Willl\m T. Fay, Chief
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. Daugherty, Chief
Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief
Personnel Division — James P. Taff, Chief
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief
Statistical Methods Division — Joseph Steinberg, 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 AC59-1 and AC59-2,
Preliminary Reports
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: A60-9482
SUGGESTED CITATION
U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Census of Agriculture: 1959. Vol. I,
Districts, Part 49 Alaska
U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., J961
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PREFACE
Volume I, Counties, is one of the five principal reports presenting the results of the
1959 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 54 parts, presents the compilation of the infor-
mation given by farm operators to census enumerators in 1959.
The 1959 Census of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress of
August 31, 1954 (amended August 1957), which codified Title 13, United States Code.
The collection of the data was carried out by census enumerators directed by super-
visors appointed by the Director of the Bureau of the Census and working under the direction
of Robert B. Voight, then Chief, Field Division. Paul R. Squires, then Special Assistant to
the Director, was re.spoiisible 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, Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief, and Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief. They
were assisted by M. Vincent Lindquist, Thomas Jabine, Robert S. McCauley, John C.
Mdckey, Robert Standley, Hilton E. Robison, Helen E. Teir, Carl R. Nyman, Kenneth
R. Xorell, Gladys L. Eagle, Henry L. DeGraff, Charles H. Boehne, Joseph A. Correll,
Margaret G. Wood, Evelyn K. Jett, Simon Yablon, Emma B. Gass, Charlotte J. Messinese,
Bennie L. Sharp, Isaac E. Lemon, James M. Lindsey, Samuel S. Murray, William F.
Kauffman, Hector Vila, Harry P. Owings, Charles A. NichoUs, Henry A. Tucker, Robert
S. Boyle, Helen M. Davenport, Albert W. Graybill, Lois G. Miller, Thomas D. Monroe,
Gerald P. Owens, Bernard L. Ross, Marvin M. Thompson, Helen D. Turner, Kurt W.
Luethy, Arnold L. Bollenbacher, George W. Coffman, Joseph A. Horak, Samuel J. Hundley,
Donald K. Larson, Chester G. Lykins, Wilmer R. Maxham, Virgil L. McClain, Jr., Darrell
D. Prochaska, Robert J. Rades, Hubert E. Sites, Duane E. Traylor, Donald H. von Steen,
Elmer O. Rea, Frances G. Corapton, Lillian W. Bentel, and Neil V. Perkins.
Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of personnel by the
United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, th" enumeration, and the com-
pilation of the 1959 Census of Agriculture.
June 1961
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
FINAL REPORTS
Volume I — Counties — A separate part for each State. Statistics on number of farms; farm characteristics; acreage in farms; cropland
and other uses of land; land-use practices; Irrigation; farm facilities and equipment; farm labor; farm expenditures; use of commercial
fertilizer; number and kind of livestock; acres and production of crops; value of farm products; characteristics of commercial farms, farms
classified by tenure, by size, type, and economic class; and comparative data from the 1954 Census of Agriculture.
Volume I is published in 54 parts as follows:
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
New England States:
West North Central — Continued
Mountain:
1
Maine.
19
South Dakota.
38
Montana.
2
New Hampshire.
20
Nebraska.
39
Idaho.
3
Vermont.
21
Kansas.
40
Wyoming.
4
Massachusetts.
South Atlantic:
41
Colorado.
5
Rhode Island.
22
Delaware.
42
New Mexico.
6
Connecticut.
23
Maryland.
43
Arizona.
Middle Atlantic States:
24
Virginia.
44
Utah.
7
New York.
25
West Virginia.
45
Nevada.
8
New Jersey.
26
North Carolina.
Pacific:
9
Pennsylvania.
27
South Carohna.
46
Washington.
East North Central:
28
Georgia.
47
Oregon.
10
Ohio.
29
Florida.
48
California.
11
Indiana.
East South Central:
49
Alaska.
12
Illinois.
30
Kentucky.
50
Hawaii
13
Michigan.
31
Tennessee.
Other Areas:
14
Wisconsin.
32
Alabama.
51
American Samoa.
West North Central:
33
Mississippi.
52
Guam.
15
Minnesota.
West South Central:
53
Puerto Rico.
16
Iowa.
34
Arkansas.
54
Virgin Islands.
17
Missouri.
35
Louisiana.
18
North Dakota.
36
37
Oklahoma.
Texas.
Volume II — General Report. — Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. Summary data and analyses of the
data by 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 Prod-
III
Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.
ucts.
IV
Farm Labor, Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and
IX
Value of Farm Products.
Cash Rent.
X
Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
V
Size of Farm.
XI
Economic Class of Farm.
VI
Livestock and Livestock Products.
XII
Type of Farm.
Volume in — Irrigation of Agricultural Lands. Western States
(Dry Areas) — Data by States for drainage basins and a summary
for the area, including number and types of irrigation organiza-
tions, source of water, expenditures for works and equipment since
1950, water used and acres served for irrigation purposes.
Volume IV — Drainage of Agricultural Lands. Data by States on
land in drainage organizations, number and types of organizations,
cost of drainage and drainage works.
Volume V — Special Reports, Part 1. — Horticultural Specialties.
Statistics by States and a summary for the United States present-
ing number and kinds of operations; gross receipts and/or gross
sales; sales of nursery products, flower seed, vegetables grown
under glass, and propagated mushrooms; number of container-
grown plants; inventory products; sales of bulb crops; employ-
ment; structures and equipment.
Titles of additional parts of this volume are not available as
this report goes to press.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1960 CENSUS OF AGRIClffirURE
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History of the Census IX
Legal basis for the Census XX
Pretest of the 1959 Census IX
Training program for personnel for envnneration IX
Enumeration period IX
ENUMERATION FORJE AND PROCEDUEES
Authorization IX
The agriculture questionnaire IX
Agricultural operations X
list of farms X
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Confiletion of enumeration .' X
Editing of questionnaires XI
Coding of questionnaires XI
Tabulation of data XI
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
Statistical content of this report XI
Congjarability of data XI
Minor civil divisions Xf
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive sunmary and references XII
General Farm Information
Census definition of a farm Xll
Farm operator XII
Farms reporting or operators reporting XII
Land area XIII
Land in farms XllI
Land in farms according to use XIII
Value of land and buildings XIV
Age of operator XIV
Residence of operator XIV
Year began operating present farm XIV
Of f -farm work and other income XTV
Equipment and facilities XTV
Farms by kind of road XIV
Farm labor XIV
Fertilizer and lime XV
Specified farm expenditures XV
Crops
Crops harvested XVI
Irish potatoes XVI
Berries and other small fruits XVI
Nursery, hothouse, and greenhouse products '. . XVI
Forest products XVI
Value of crops harvested XVI
Value of crops sold XVI
Livestock and Poultry ~"
Inventories XVI
Milk cows, cows milked, milk produced, and butter XVI
Whole milk and cream sold XVI
Sows and gilts farrowing XVI
Value of livestock on f aims XVI
Sales of live animals XVI
Sales of poultry and poultry products XVII
Classification of Farms
Scope of classification XVII
Farms by size XVII
Farms by color of operator XVII
Farms by tenure of operator XVII
Farms i^ economic class XVII
Farms by type XVII
Value of farm products sold XVIII
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VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table-
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1.— Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1900 to 1960
2. —Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1900 to 1960 !!."..'!!!."!!!.'! /
3. —Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1900 to 1960 .....'........'.... ,' g
■4. —Farm operators by color, age , residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1900 to 1960
5 — Specified farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1960 and 1950 '.'....'....... a
6 — Livestock and poultry on farms, number and value: Censuses of 1939 to 1960 !!.'!!! q
7. — Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold : Censuses of 1939 to 1960 !!!!.'!.'!!! q
8.— Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to I960...!.'!!!!!!.'.'!!! 10
9. —Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products : Censuses of 1929 to 1960 !!!!!! 12
10. -Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: ' 1960! ! ! ! i o
11 — Date of enumeration: Census of 1960 7,
12. —Farms reporting classified by number of livestock on farms and by quantity of livestock
and livestock and poultry products sold : Census of 1960
13.— Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity 'sold 'for
selected crops : Census of 1960 '
14.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, by economic class of farm. Census of 1960 ' !..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 15
15.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, by type of farm, Census of 1960 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! 16
16. —Hired farm labor and wage rates, t^ size of faim. Census of 1960 !.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 17
17. —Farms and farm characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1960 !.! !i !!!!!!!!!!!' ! no
18. —Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm
by economic class of farm: Census of 1960
19. —Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1960 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ,/
20. —Farms and farm characteristics ^ size of farm: Census of 1960 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! //
21 — Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator : Census of 1960 !!!!!!!!!!! t/
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table —
1. —Farms, acreage, and value : Censuses of 1960 and 1950
2.— Number of farms, land in farms, and cropland harvested, by size of 'fam! "c^sil^es'of 'i96o'and'i950 M
3.— Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator: Censuses of 1960 and 1950 7^
4.— Characteristics of commercial farms. Census of 1960 zt
5.-Fai^ reporting by off-farm work; and farms by tenure of operator/t^e'of 'f^' 'econoMc'ciass'of 'farm
ana value of farm products sold, by source: Censuses of 1960 and 1950 ' ^z
6.— Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1960 and 195o! !!!!!!!!!!! it
7.— Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and farm expenditures: Censuses of 1960 ' and ' 1950 Z,
8. —Livestock and poultry on farms : Censuses of 1960 and 1950 ?S
9. -Livestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed! "caiEuses'of"i96o'a^d'i95C)! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'" ' 68
10
Dairy products and poulti-y and poultry products sold from farms: Censuses of 1960 and 1950.
69
10a.— Goats and kids on farms and mohair clipped: Census of 1960
11.— Fams reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested: Censi!i^es'of 'igeo'and'igso 7n
12. -Nurseiy and greenhouse products and forest products out on farms : Censuses of 1960 and 1950 ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 72
APPENDIX
The 1960 Censvis of Agriculture Questionnaire
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INTRODUCTION
THE 1960 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
Mstoty of the Oanaus.— The 1959-1960 Cenaas is the 17th naticnwide
agricultural census. The first agricultural census was taken in
1840, at the same time as the Sixth Decennial Census of Popu-
lation. From 1850 to 1920, an agricultural census was tal^en
every 10 years. With increased application of scientific findings
and the growing use of mechanization in agriculture, farming
practices were changing so rapidly that facts collected at 10-year
intervals were no longer adequate. Aware of the need for more
accurate and timely information, the Congress in 1909 (36 .stat.
10, sec. 31, provided for a census to be taken in 1915 and every
10 years thereafter which was to be in addition to the census of
agriculture to be taken at the time of the decennial census of
population. The 1915 census was not taken, however, because
of the abnormal conditions created by World War I. Beginning
with 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken every
5 years. The first United States Census of Alaska was taken in
1900.
Legal Basis for the Census. — The 1959 Census of Agriculture
was authorized by an Act of Congress, as were all prior cen.suses
of agriculture. "Title 13, United States Code-Census," codified in
August 1954, and amended in August 1957 and September 1960,
is now the legal basis for censuses of agriculture and other cen-
suses, and surveys conducted by the Bureau of the Census. Sec-
tion 142, paragraph (a), of Title 13 makes provision for the
Census of Agi-iculture. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall, beginning In the month of October
1959, and in the same month of every fifth year thereafter, take
a census of agriculture, provided that the censuses directed to
be taken in October 1959 and each tenth year thereafter, may,
when and where deemed advisable by the Secretary, be taken
Instead in conjunction with the censuses provided in section
141 of this title." (Section 141 relates to the decennial cen-
suses of population, unemployment, and housing to be taken
as of the first day of April of each decennial year.) Under
authority granted by Section 4 of Title 13, the Secretary of
Commerce delegated "the functions and duties imposed upon
him by this title" to the Director of the Bureau of the Census.
Pretest of the 1959 Census. — A "pretest" of the field procedures
of the 1959 Census of Agriculture was conducted In 17 counties
of the United States during the fall of 1958. The purpose of the
pretest was to provide the Bureau with a measure of the effective-
ness of the questions and procedures planned for the 1959
nationwide census. Three versions of the agriculture question-
naire— the first one for Northern States, the second for Southern
States, and the third for Western States — were used in the pre-
test Each version contained questions appropriate to the type
of agriculture in the part of the country where It was used. All
major aspects of field forms and procedures, from the hiring and
training of crew leaders and enumerators to actual Interviews
with farm operators, were given a "trial run" in each of the 17
counties. Preliminary versions of reporting forms, maps, pay-
roll records, training guides, and instruction manuals were sub-
jected to actual use under conditions simulating those expected
in the nationwide enumeration conducted in the fall of 1959.
In making final preparations for the 1959 census, the staff of
the Bureau drew heavily on the results of the pretest, as well as
on experience gained from previous censuses.
Training Program for Personnel for Enumeration. — Every per-
son hired to do work in connection with the 1959 Census of Agri-
culture received siiecialized training for his job. Staff mem-
bers of the Washington and Regional OfiBces of the Bureau and
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture trained approximately 110
agriculture field assistants and 2,100 crew leaders. The crew
leaders, in turn, trained and supervised approximately 30,000
enumerators. All training was presented according to procedures
contained in various guides and manuals prepared by the BureaiL
The training program included fllmstrips, map-reading, practice
interviewing, and practice filling of questionnaires and other
census forms. In most instances, training sessions were held
near the areas in which employees worked and immediately prior
to the beginning of their assignments.
Enumeration Perlod.^The actual enumeration In the conter-
minous United States started at dates varying from October 7
to November 18, 1959. In general, starting dates were
based upon regional variations in harvesting seasons and
on weather conditions. The primary aim was to have the
enumeration late enough to follow the harvesting of the bulk
of important crops and early enough to precede the advent of
winter weather with the attending unfavorable travel conditions.
The bulk of the enumeration work was completed within three
to four weeks after the starting date. In Hawaii, the enumera-
tion was made during the months of December 1959 and January
1960 ; and in Alaska, during April 1960.
l'>iumeration starting dates for tJie census are given in
State Table 11, together with figures showing the percentage of
farms enumerated in the State during weekly periods.
Data for Inventory items — land In farms, machinery and equip-
ment, livestock, and poultry — relate to the situation at the actual
time of enumeration of each individual farm. Data for acres,
production, and sales of crops relate generally to the crops har*
vested during the crop year 1959, regardless of whether and when
they were sold while data for sales of livestock and livestock
products relate to the calendar year 1959.
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization.— Section 5 of Title 13 of the United States Code
authorizes the preparation of forms and questionnaires used in
the census. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall prepare schedules, and shall determine
the inquiries, and the number, form, and subdivisions thereof,
for the statistics, surveys, and censuses provided for in this
title."
The Agriculture auestlonnaire. — The questionnaire for the 1959
Census of Agriculture was prepared by the staff of the Bureau.
Selection of the inquiries was based on the results of the 1958
pretest and experience gained in earlier censuses. Careful con-
sideration was given to such factors as the current availability
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1960
of data from other sources, the possibility of obtaining data by
methods other than a census, the adequacy of the data that might
be obtained, and the need for and usefulness of the data. Two
committees gave advice and counsel to the Bureau. Oue of these,
a Special Advisory Committee, was composed of members desig-
nated by the organizations they represented, following an invita-
tion from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to name a
representative to serve in an advisory capacity. The Special
Advisory Committee for the 1959 Census of Agriculture was
made up of one representative from each of the following : Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities, American Farm Bureau
Federation, American Farm Economic Association, American
Statistical Association, Farm Equipment Institute, National As-
sociation of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agri-
culture, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, National
Farmers' Union, National Grange, Rural Sociological Society,
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A representative of
the Bureau of the Budget was in attendance at all meetings of
the Advisory Committee.
Because of the special interest of the U.S. Department of Agri-
culture in censuses of agriculture, the Director of the Bureau
of the Census sought the continuous cooperation of that organiza-
tion in developing plans, questionnaires, and procedures for the
1959 Census of Agriculture. Working Groups were established
in the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make recommendations
for the following general subjects :
Tenure, Land Values, and Mortgage Debt
Land Use and Conservation and Production Practices
Field Crops
Fruits and Vegetables
Forest Products
Livestock, Poultry, and Dairy
Income and Expenditure (including Contractual Operations)
Farm Labor
Equipment and Facilities (including Structures)
Each Working Group had the responsibility for ascertaining
the U.S. Department of Agriculture's need for data in the field
covered by its "terms of reference" and for presenting recom-
mendations to a small Joint Committee comprising representa-
tives of both the Bureau of the Census and the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. The Joint Committee received written recom-
mendations from each Working Group. The Chairman of each
Group appeared before the Joint Committee as did any member
of the Working Group who was needed to present supplemental
information of a specialized nature.
Prior to the formulation of the questionnaire. State Agricul-
tural Colleges and other major users of census data were invited
to suggest inquiries for the enumeration. Each member of the
Special Advisory Committee had the opportunity and the respon-
sibility for channeling in suggestions from the organization he
represented. The number of inquiries submitted from all sources
greatly exceeded the number that could be included in the census,
from the point of view of cost, of the respondent's time and
patience, and of practical value to the majority of users of data.
In all, 38 versions of the questionnaire— one for each State
or combination of adjoining States and two for Texas — were
used for the 1959 census in the conterminous United States as
compared with 21 versions in 1954 and 41 in 1950. A separate
version was used in Alaska and another in Hawaii.
Differences in the questionnaires were designed to account
for regional and local differences in agriculture. Most, but not
all, of the differences related to crops. The use of State ques-
tionnaires made possible the inclusion of separate inquiries for
all important crops grown within a State and, at the same
time, a reduction in the total number of inquiries for a State.
Questions that did not apply, to any considerable degree, to a
particular State were omitted from the questionnaire used in
that State. For example, separate questions about citrus fruits
were omitted from all questionnaires except for the few States
where citrus fruits are grown. An added advantage of State
questionnaires was that production and sales data could be asked
in the unit of measure most commonly used by the farmers In
each State. Regional variation in the number and type of ques-
tions is an important provision of the census for obtaining com-
plete coverage of agricultural operations.
About 2 weeks before the start of the enumeration, agricul-
ture questionnaires were mailed to all known farm operators.
A letter was attached to each questionnaire asking the farm
operator to fill the questionnaire and to give it to the enu-
merator when he called. The purpose of this procedure was
to save time and money In taking the census and to improve the
quality of the information given by farm operators. By having
the questionnaire ahead of time, the farmer could determine what
information would be required and could check his records in
advance of the enumerator's visit. It was, however, the respon-
sibility of the enumerator to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each place which qualified. If the questionnaire had been filled
out by the farm operator, the enumerator was instructed to
examine the questionnaire for completeness and accuracy and,
if need be, to give the farmer such help as might be necessary.
Agricultural Operations. — The training of enumerators stressed
the concept that a census of agriculture Is a census of agricultural
operations rather than a census of farms. This concept was in-
tended to assure a complete agricultural census free of any per-
sonal judgnent by enumerators as to what constitutes a farm.
During the enumeration for the Census of Population, the census
enumerator was required to ask for all occupied houses except
those on city lots, whether the house in which the persons lived,
was on a place of 10 or more Eicres or on a place of less than 10
acres. If the house was on a place of more than 10 acres the
enumerator was required to ask if the sales of crops, livestock,
and other farm products from the place amounted to $50 or more
in 1959. If the sales amounted to $50 or more, the enumerator
was instructed to fill an agriculture questionnaire. If the house
was located on a place of less than 10 acres, the enumerator
was instructed to ask if the sales of crops, livestock, and other
farm products from the place amounted to $250 in 1959, and if
the sales amounted to $250 or more the enumerator was required
to fill an agriculture questionnaire.
As a result of these requirements, more questionnaires were
obtained than are included in the tabulations for farms. During
the office processing operations that followed the completion of
enumeration, criteria were applied to the questionnaires to sort
out for tabulation those that represented farms according to
the census definition of a farm (see page XII).
List of Farms. — Prior to the enumeration, a list of farmers
was prepared on the basis of records obtained from the Univer-
sity of Alaska. Enumerators were given the list of farms within
their assignment areas to use as aids to obtaining complete
coverage. The crew leader had a duplicate list of farms for
use in checking enumeration coverage.
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of Enumeration. — As an enumerator completed his
assignment, he turned the jwrtfolio containing questionnaires and
other census materials over to his crew leader. After making
a final review of the enumerator's work, the crew leader mailed
the portfolio to the Agriculture Processing Office at Parsons,
Kansas. There, each enumerator portfolio was thoroughly
checked for completeness of all required forms.
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Editing of ftnestlonnairei.— Each agriculture questionnaire was
individually edited and coded before the information was trans-
ferred to punch cards and tabulated. As the first major step in
the editing process, questionnaires that did not represent farms
according to the census definition were withdrawn from fur-
ther processing. (See p. Xn.) As the second major step, the
remaining questionnaires were examined for errors, omissions,
and inconsistencies. Among the specific items subjected to con-
sistency checks were the following :
a. Total acreage compared with its distribution by use.
b. Acreage of individual crops harvested compared with total
cropland harvested.
c. Irrigated acreage compared with total acres in the farm.
d. Total acreage of individual crops for all purposes compared
with the acreage harvested for specific purposes.
e. Quantity of crops harvested In relation to acreage harvested.
f. Sales In relation to production and, for livestock, to inven-
tories.
g. Total livestock compared with the inventory by age and sex.
h. Expenditures compared with production and inventories.
Obvious errors In calculations or In units of measure, and
misplaced entries were corrected as they were found. Entries
not clearly legible were rewritten. Many omissions or incon-
sistencies were disregarded during editing. Those of significant
magnitude could be and were handled more efficiently and eco-
nomically during mechanical processing operations. Question-
naires containing major inconsistencies and omissions were re-
ferred to members of the technical staff for review. Deitending
on the magnitude of the data involved, the technical staff cor-
rected (or suijervised the correction of) the (lUP.stionnnircs either
on the basis of information reported for other farms of similar
type in the area or on the basis of additional information re-
ceived in response to letters directed to the farm oi>erators.
Coding of ftneBtionnalres.— Most of the numerical information
ou a quftxtionuaire was self-coding in that the inquiry number
was utilized for the item identification on punch cards or on
tabulations runs. However, some manual coding was also neces-
sary for such items as irrigated crops for selected States, crops
infrequently reported, miscellaneous iMJultry, etc. Code numbers
were entered on questionnaires to classify farms and, in some
cases, to identify data for individual items. AH farms were coded
by size of farm in terms of total acreage, by race, and by tenure
of operator. Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and
Hawaii were also coded on the basis of irrigated cropland and
Irrigated pasture. Additional codes were applied to all farms
included to classify them by type of farm and by total value of
a^cultural products sold. Individual items were coded only
where reports were received for crops or poultry not covered by
separate inquiries on the questionnaire. This ooding was neces-
sary to assure inclusion of tlie data in the appropriate farm
product totalsj
Tabulation of Data. — After the questionnaires were edited and
coded, the information on them was punched on cards. The cards
were then mechanically sorted and fed into machines which
transferred the data to tabulation sheets. One of the initial
and primary steps in the machine handling of the ptineh cards
was to separate and list those cards which lacked necessary In-
formation, those which contained inconsistent or Impossible data,
and those on which the data were possible but of such magnitude
that a further review of the individual questionnaires was war-
ranted. The listing sheets were examined and, as necessary, the
cards were corrected. When the cards for a particular county
were considered satisfactory, the data were tabulated.
Subject-matter specialists of the Bureau and the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture examined all tabulations for reasonableness
and consistency. As necessary, they made corrections on the basis
of a further review and reappraisal of the original reports and
verification of the editing, coding, and punching.
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
Statistical Content of This Eeport. — This report is part of Vol-
ume I of the 1959 Census of Agriculture. Volume I consists of
54 parts, each part containing information about agriculture for
a single State, Commonwealth, or Possession. Each part con-
tains county data for that particular State or area. The term
"county," as used in this report embraces election districts in
Alaska, parishes in Louisiana, municipios (municipalities) in
Puerto Rico, etc. The statistics for 1959 were obtained from the
Census of Agriculture taken in the "conterminous United Stales"
(see following paragraph), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico during the
period October 1959 to January 1960 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1960. Compara-
tive data for years prior to 1959 were obtained from earlier
censuses.
In the planning of the publications for the 1960 Censuses of
Population and Housing and the 1959 Census of Agriculture, the
term "conterminous United States," recommended by the Board
of Geographic Names to designate the 48-State area as it ex-
isted before Alaska and Hawaii became States, was adopted by
the Bureau of the Census.
The definitions and explanations in this Introduction for vol-
ume I generally have application broad enough to Include the
States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico and the island possessions. However, specific application
in many Instances may be limited to the conterminous United
States; for example, references to earlier censuses, to specific
sections or questions on the que.stionnaires, and to specific
table numbers .
For each part of volume I (one part for each State or area),
a facsimile of the appropriate questionnaire is reproduced In
the appendix.
The statistics for States and counties are presented according
to the same general plan as was followed in the volume I re-
ports for the 1954 and the 1950 censuses. State and county totals
are given for nearly all Items for which Information was ob-
tained in the 1959 census. However, most of the data by eco-
nomic class of farm, type of farm, and color and tenure of farm
operator are given only for States.
Comparative data for the States are given for each census
year.
Comparability of Data.— The data obtained from the various
censuses of agriculture are not strictly comparable for all Items.
For example, differences from one census to another in the time
of enumeration, the wording of the questions, and the definition
of a farm cause some lack of comparability. Differences con-
sidered to have a significant effect on the comparability of data
are described In the text and/or mentioned In footnotes to the
tables.
Minor Civil Divisions.— As in prior censuses, data for most of
the items included in the 1959 Census of Agriculture were tabu-
lated for minor civil divisions. The term "minor civil division"
applies to the primary subdivision of a county into smaller geo-
graphic areas such as townships, precincts, districts, wards,
beats, municipalities, etc. Figures for these smaller geographic
areas are not included in any of the published reports, but they
may be supplied upon request and payment of the costs of com-
piling and checking the data.
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1960
Requests for census information for minor civil divisions should
be directed to the Agriculture Division, Bureau of the Census,
Washington 25, D.C.
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive Summary and Keferences. — The definitions and ex-
planations that follow relate only to those items that are con-
sidered to be inadequately described in the tables where they
appear. Although the descriptive terms and explanations refer
specifically to the 1960 Census of Agriculture, many of them also
apply to earlier censuses. Most of the definitions consist of a
resume of the questionnaire wording, supplemented by excerpts
from instructions given to enumerators. For exact wording of
the questions and of the instructions included on the question-
naire, see the facsimile of the Agriculture Questionnaire in
the appendix of this report
An analysis of the questions asked in the 1959 census, and of
the data obtained, is given in Volume II, General Report, Statis-
tics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. The
general report presents statistics for States by subject matter.
Genebai. Farm Information
Census Definition of a Parm. — For the 1960 Census of Agricul-
ture, the definition of a farm was based primarily on a combina-
tion of "acres in the place" and the estimated value of agricultural
products sold.
The word "place" was defined to include all land on which
a^cultural operationa were conducted in 1960 under the control
or supervision of one person or partnership. (For definition of
"agicultural operations," see p. X.) Control may have been
exercised through ownership or management, or throu^ a lease,
rental, or cropping arrangement.
PlEices of less than 10 acres were counted as farms if
the estimated sales of agricultural products for 1959 amounted
to at least $250. Places of 10 or more acres were counted
as farms if the estimated sales of agicultural products for
1959 amounted to at least $50. Places having less than the $50
or $250 ipinimum estimated sales were also counted as
farms if they could normally be expected to produce agricultural
products in su£9cient quantity to meet the requirements of the
definition. This additional qualification resulted in the inclusion
as farms of some places engaged in farming operations for the
first time in 1960 and places affected by crop failure or other
nnnsual conditions.
To avoid biases arising from an enumerator's personal judg-
ment and opinion, the Bureau did not give enumerators the defini-
tion of a farm. Instead, enumerators were instructed to obtain
questionnaires for all places considered farms by their operators
and for all other places that had one or more agricultural opera-
tions. In 1950, agricultural operations were defined to include
every place of 3 or more acres, whether or not the operator con-
sidered it a farm, and every place having "specialized operations",
regardless of the acreage. "Specialized operations" referred to
nurseries and greenhouses and to places having 100 or more
poultry, production of 300 or more dozen eggs in 1949, or 3 or
more hives of bees. In all of the three last censuses, as a result,
questionnaires were filled for a considerable number of places
that did not qualify as farms. The determination as to which
questionnaires represented farms was made during office process-
ing operations and only those questionnaires meeting the criteria
for a farm were included in the tabulations.
For the 1950 Census of Agriculture, places of 3 or more
acres w«e counted as farms if the annual value of agricultural
psoducts, whether for home use or for sale but exclusive of
home-garden products, amounted to $150 or more. Places of
less than 3 acres were counted as farms only if the annual
sales of agricultural products amounted to $150 or more. A
few places with very low agricultural production because of
unusual circumstances, such as crop failure, were also counted as
farms if they normally could have been expected to meet the
minimiun value or sales criteria.
For the 1940 and earlier censuses, enumerators were f^ven a
definition of "farm" and were instructed to obtain reports only
for those places which met the criteria. According to this defini-
tion, farms included all places of 3 or more acres, regardless of
the quantity or value of agricultural production, and places of
less than 3 acres if the value of agricultural products, whether
for home use or for sale, amounted to $250 or more. Because of
changes in price level, the $250 minimum resulted in the in-
clusion of varying numbers of farms of less than 3 acres in the
several censuses taken during this period. Generally, the only
reports excluded from tabulation were those taken in error and
those showing very limited agricultural production, such as only
a small home garden, a few fruit trees, a small flock of chickens,
etc.
The decrease in the number of farms in 1950, as compared
with earlier censuses, was partly due to the change in farm
definition, especially with respect to farms of 3 or more acres in
size. Some of the places of 3 or more acres that were not
counted as farms in 1950 because the value of their agricultural
production was less than $150 would have qualified as faims if
the criteria had been the same as in earlier censuses.
For 1960, the decrease in the number of farms as comjmred
with all prior censuses resulted partly from the change in farm
definition. The fact that sales of agricultural products in 1959
was used resulted in the exclusion of some places that would
have qualified as farms had the value of agricultural products
alone been considered. The increase in the acreage minimum
also had an effect The reduction in the number of farms due
to change in definition, 1950 to 1960, is shown in district
table 1. Some characteristics of the places not counted as
farms in 1960, but which would have been included in 1950 are
shown in State table 10.
The change In farm definition made In 1950 and again In 1960
had no appreciable effect on the totals for livestock or crops
because the places affected by the change ordinarily accounted
for less than 1 percent of the totals for the State.
Parm Operator. — The term "farm operator" is used to designate
a person who operates a farm, either doing the work himself or
directly supervising the work. He may be the owner, a member of
the owner's household, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land worked on
shares by others, he is considered as operator only of the land
which he retains for his own operation. In the case of a partner-
ship, only one partner is counted as an operator. The number of
farm operators is considered to be the same as the number of
farms.
Farms Beporting or Operators Reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators reporting, based on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or operators, for which the speci-
fied item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922 farms
in a State and only 1,465 had chickens 4 months old and over
on hand at the time of enumeration, the number of farms
reporting chickens would be shown as 1,465. The difference be-
tween the total number of farms and the number of farms re-
porting a particular item represents the number of farms not
having that item, provided a correct report was received for all
farms.
Where applicable, figures may be given for the number of farms
or operators not reporting items that were intended to be ob-
tained for all farms; for example, residence of farm operator.
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State table 4. The number not reporting, as compared with the
total number of farms or operators, indicates the extent of
incompleteness of the reporting of the data for the item.
Land Area. — The approximate total land area of States and
counties as reported for 1960 is, in general, the same as that re-
ported for all censuses beginning with 1940. Such differences as
are shown reflect political changes in boundaries or actual changes
in land area caused by changes in the number or size of reser-
voirs, lakes, streams, etc. For Alaska, the areas for election
districts represent the gross area of land and water.
Land in Farms. — Except for managed farms, the land to be in-
cluded in each farm was determined from the answers to ques-
tions about the number of acres owned, the number of acres oc-
cupied as a homestead not yet patented, and the number of acres
rented from others or worked on shares for others. The acres
owned, the acres occupied as a homestead, and the acres rented
from others or worked on shares for others were added together.
The result represented the number of acres in the farm. The
nimiber of acres in a managed faim was the difference between
tiie total land managed and that part of the managed land that
was rented to others or worked on shares by others.
In the 1950 census, enumerators were instructed to record
total figures for land owned, land rented from others, and land
manaiged for others. In censuses prior to 1950, enumerators
were instructed to exclude all land rented to others and to
record only that portion of the acreage owned, rented from
others, or managed for others that was retained by the farm op-
erator. Thus, the figures for the individual tenures of land are
not entirely comparable for all censuses. However, the land in-
cluded in eadi farm was determined on essentially the same
basis for all censu.ses.
The acreage designated in the tables as "land in farms" consists
primarily of "agricultural" land — that is, land used for crops
and pasture or grazing. It also includes considerable areas of
land not actually under cultivation nor used for pasture or graz-
ing. For example, the entire acreage of woodland and wasteland
owned or rented by farm operators is included as land in farms,
unless it was being held for nonagricultural purposes or unless
the acreage was unusually large.
Except for open range and grazing land used under government
permit, all grazing land was to he included as land in farms
provided the place of which it vras a part was a farm. I.3nd used
rent free was to be reported as land rented from others.
Land Owned. — All land that the operator and/or his wife
held under title, purchase contract, homestead law, or as heir
or trustee of an undivided estate at the time of enumeration is
considered as owned.
Land Eented from Others. — This item Includes not only land
that the operator rented or leased from others but also land
he worked on shares for others and land he occupied rent free.
Grazing land used under government permit or license is not
Included.
Land Rented to Others. — This item includes all land rented
or leased to others, except land leased to the government
under the Soil Bank, and all land worked by others on .shares
or on a rent-free basis. For the most part, the land rented to
others repre.sents a^^ricultural land but it also includes land
rented for ro.si(lential or otlier purposes. The tenant is con-
sidered as the operator of land leased, rented, or worked on
shares even though his landlord may supervise his operations.
The landlord is considered as operator of only tliat portion of
the land not assigned to tenants.
Land Managed. — This item includes all tracts of land man
aged for one or more employers by a person hired on a salary
basis. A hired manager was considered to be the operator of
the land he managed since he was responsible for the agricul-
tural operations on that land and frequently supervised others
In performing those operations. Managed land was always to
be reported on a separate questionnaire whether or not the
manager also operated a farm on his own account.
Land in Two or More Distxiots.— An individual farm was al-
ways enumerated in only one district, even in cases where the
land was located in two or more districts. If the farm operator
lived on the farm, the farm was enumerated in thedistrictwhere
he lived. If he did not live on the farm, the figures for the
farm were tabulated for the district where the farm head-
quarters was located. In cases where there was any question as
to the location of the headquarters, figures for the farm were
tabulated for the district where most of the land was located.
Land in Farms According to Use. — Land in farms has been
distributed according to the way in which it was used in 1959.
The land uses described in the following paragraphs are mutually
exclusive; that is, each acre of land is included only once even
though it may have had more than one use during the year.
Cropland Harvested.— This category refers to all land from
which any crops were harvested in 1959, whether for home use
or for sale. It includes land from which hay (including vrild
hay) was cut and land in berries and other small fruits, or-
chards, vineyards, nurseries, and greenhouses. Matured crops
hogged off or grazed were considered to have been "crops har-
vested" and were reported here. Land from which two or
more crops were harvestetl in 1959 was to be counted only once
In the land-use classification. Land used for other purposes
either before or after the crops were harvested was to be re-
ported as cropland harvested, without regard to the other uses.
The enumerator was instructed to check the figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the
individual crops and subtracting the acreages from which two
or more crops were harvested. This checking procedure was
repeated during the office processing of questionnaires for all
farms having 100 or more acres of cropland harvested.
Cropland used only for Pasture. — This land-use classification
Includes rotation pasture and all other land used only for pas-
ture or grazing that the operator considered could have been
used for crops without adilitioiial improvement. Enumerators
were instructed to include land planted to crops that were
hogged off, pastured, or grazed before maturity but to exclude
land pastured l)cfore or after hay or other crops were harvested
from it. Permanent open pasture may have been reported
either for this item or for "other pasture" depending on whether
or not the operator considered it as cropland.
The figures for 1945 and earlier censuses are not entirely
comparable with those for the last three 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 1940, 1935, and 1925 are more nearly comparable
with those for 1959, 1954, and 1950, however, because they in-
clude land pa.stured that could have been plowed and used for
crops without additional clearing, draining, or irrigating.
Cropland on Which Crops Completely Failed, — This includes
the land from which no crop was harvested in 1959 because of
destruction tiy frost, flood, drought, hail, insects, fire, or
from any cause or from failure to harvest because of low
prices or lack of labor. If a crop was harvested, even thouf^
the yield was very low, the land from which the crop was
actually harvested was included in the eicreage for. cropland
harvested, not crop failure. The acreage designated as crop
failure does not represent the entire acreage of crops that
failed, but only that acreage of land in crops that failed which
was not successfully replanted to a crop that was harvested
in 1959.
Cropland Idle. — This item includes cropland which was
lying idle or which was in fallow; land which was not pas-
tured or from which no crop of any kind was harvested in 1959.
Woodland Pastured. — This classification includes all wood-
land where livestock were pastured or grazed in 1959. The
instructions on the questionnaire were— "Include as woodland
all wood lots and timber tracts; cutover and deforested land
which has value for wood products and has not been improved
for pasture.*
Woodland not Pastured. — This classification refers to all
woodland not used for pasture or grazing in 1959, including
land in operated farms that was placed in the Soil Bank and
planted to trees. Unusually large tracts of timberland that
were reported as woodland not pastured were excluded from
the tabulation of land in farms when it was evident that such
land was held primarily for nonagricultural purposes.
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other Pasture. — This classification refers to all land other
than woodland and cropland that was used only for pasture
or grazing in 1959. It includes noncrop open or brush pasture
and cutover or deforested land that has been improved and
used for pasture.
Other Land. — This cla.ssiflcation refers to all land not in-
cluded in the preceding land-use classifleations, such as house
lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, land area of ponds, and
wasteland. This figure for 19r>9 was obtained from the ma-
chine tabulations by subtracting the total of all other uses
from the total land in all farms reported for a given district
or classification.
Value of Land and Buildings. — Only average values of land
and buildings per farm and per acre are presented in this report.
They are estimates based on data obtained for the sample of
farms reporting the value of land and buildings. Estimates of
the total value of land and buildings by States, geographic divi-
sions, and the United States, are presented in volume n.
The enumerator was instructed to record the market value of
the land and the buildings on that land. Market value was defined
as the price which the farm operator would expect to receive for
the land and buildings if he were to sell them on the day of
enumeration.
More problems and difficulties arise in the enumeration of farm-
real-estate values than in the enumeration of most other agri-
cultural items. Most of the items enumerated require the re-
spondent to make a statement of fact. For example, information
about the number and value of farm animals sold alive during the
year is based on actual transactions. Similarly, information about
livestock inventories relates to the situation existing on a spe-
cific place at a specific time. Reports concerning the value of
land and buildings, however, are estimates based almost entirely
on opinion. The majority of farms have not changed hands for
many years and are not currently for sale. For such farms, the
operators are not likely to have any clear basis for estimating the
value. To make an intelligent and objective estimate, a respond-
ent first needs to make an estimate of the prevailing average
market value of farms in his community. Then, he must either
add to or subtract from that estimate to allow for the different
characteristics of his own farm. In many cases, an operator who
would not sell his farm under any circumstances may report an
imreasonably high market value. In other cases, a farm operator
who acquired his real estate during a period of relatively low
prices may estimate an unrealistically low value by current stand-
ards. Because of the extent of variation that is known to exist
in real estate values, it is difficult to devise checking procedures
that will identify inaccurate estimates.
Age of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by age into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was derived
from the sum of the ages of all farm operators reporting age
divided by the number reporting. The number of farm operators
65 or more years of age is an actual count based on the operators
reporting age.
Residence of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by resi-
dence according to whether or not they lived on the farms they
were operating. Some of those who did not live on the farms
they operated themselves lived on farms operated by others. In
cases where all the land was rented from others or worked on
shares for others, the operator was considered to live on the farm
operated provided the dwelling he occupied was included in the
rental agreement. The dwelling, in such cases, was not neces-
sarily on the land being operated. Similarly, a farm operator
who did not live on the land being cultivated or grazed but who
had some agricultural operations (other than a home garden)
at his dwelling was considered as living on the iarm operated.
Since some farm operators live on their farms only during
a part of the year, comparability of the figures for various cen-
suses may be affected by the date of enumeration.
In a few cases, the enumerator failed to report the residence of
the farm operator. Differences between the total number of
farms and the number of farm operators classified by residence
indicate the extent of under-reporting.
Year Began Operating Present Farm. — Enumerators were in-
structed to report the year during which a farm operator began
to operate his present farm and, if the year was 1958 or later,
also to rejwrt the month. The year was intended to refer to the
first year of the period during which the operator had been in
continuous charge of his present farm or of any part of it. The
time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began operating their farms, as shown by a monthly breakdown
of the reports for farmers who began operating their present
farms during 1958 and 1959.
Off-Farm Work and Other Income. — To obtain a measure of the
extent to which farm operators rely on nonfarm sources for part
of their income, four questions were asked of all farm operators.
The first question asked for the number of days the operator
worked off his farm in 1959. The other three questions, to be
answered "Yes" or "No," asked (1) whether other members of the
operator's household did any work off the farm ; (2) whether any
Income was received from sources other than the sale of agri-
cultural products from the farm operated; and (3) whether the
combined income of all members of the household from off-farm
work and other sources was greater than the total value of agri-
cultural products sold from the farm operated.
Ofl-farm work was defined to include work on someone else's
farm for pay as well as all types of nonfarm jobs, businesses, and
professions, whether the work was done on the farm premises or
elsewhere. Exchange work was not included.
Equipment and Facilities. — Farm operators were asked to
report equipment and facilities that were on the farm at the time
of enumeration, regardless of ownership, "niey were to include
items that were temporarily out of order but not any that were
worn out.
Definitions given enumeratcrs included the following speci-
fications, among others: Pick-up balers were to include both
hand-tie and automatic balers but not stationary ones. Motoiv
tzucks were to include pick-up trucks and truck-trailer combina-
tions; jeeps and station wagons were also to be included if they
were used primarily as trucks, but school buses were specifi-
cally excluded. Wheel tractors specifically excluded garden
tractors, implements with built-in power units, such as self-
propelled combines or powered buck rakes, and the power unit of
a truck-trailer combination. Automobiles were to include jeeps
and station wagons if they were used frimarily as passenger
cars.
Questions to be answered "Yes" or "No" provided information
as to the presence or absence of the following items: (1) tele-
phone, (2) home freezer, (3) milking machine, (4) electric milk
cooler, (5) electricity, (6) crop drier and (7) power-operated ele-
vator, conveyor, or blower.
Comparable data from one census to another are not available
for all items. The questions asked about equipment during a
given census reflect changes in farm mechanization and in the
facilities available to farm families. Questions about some
items of equipment were asked in 1960 for the first time (electric
milk cooler, crop drier, etc.).
Faxms by Kind of Road. — The enumerator was instructed to
report, on the basis of his own observation, the kind of road on
which the most frequently used entrance to the fajm was located.
For faims consisting of two or more tracts, he was to limit his
report to the tract on whitii the faim operator had his dwelling or
other headquarters.
Farm Labor. — The questions about farm labor related to
persons working during the calendar week preceding the week of
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enumeration. Since the enumeration starting dates varied by
geographic areas, and the enumeration within eadi area lasted
over a period of several weeks, the calendar we^s to which the
data apply also vary. Thus, the data for an individual farm may
relate to any one week during the month of April 1960.
Farm labor was defined to include any work, chores, or planning
necessary to the agricultural oi)erations of the farm ; and to ex-
clude housework, contract construction work, custom machine
work, and repair, installation, or construction work done by per-
sons employed specifically for such work. The farm labor In-
formation contained in this report represents estimates based on
answers to questions relating to the farm work or chores done
during the week by (1) operator, (2) nnpaid members of the
operator's family, and (3) hired persons. An operator was
considered as working if he worked one or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family. If they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked at all during the week.
Segular and Seasonal Workers. — Hired persons working on
the farm during the week concerned were classed as "regular"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year. They were classed as "seasonal"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was
less than 150 days. In cases where the period of employment
was not reported for an individual farm, it was estimated from
data for such items as basis of payment, wage rates, expendi-
tures for labor in 1959, and type of farming operations.
Hired Workers by Basis of Payment. — Hired persons were
also classified according to whether they were paid on a
monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis, or by piecework. In
cases of Incomplete reporting, the basis of payment for hired
workers was supplied during the office processing operations.
Wage Bates and Hours Worked. — The agreed cash rate of pay
was asked for each class of hired worker except those em-
ployed on a piecework basis. (Tlie numher and the earnings of
persons paid on a piecework basis were required for those who
worked on Friday of the week preceding the enumeration.)
The number of hours that workers were expected to work to
earn their pay was asked for each claiss excciit tliose employed
on an hourly or piecework tiasis. For I960, the data include
office estimates for farms submitting inconnplete reports
of wage rates and hours worked. The estimates were consistent
with the size and type of operations for the individual farm as
compared with similar farms In the area for which complete
reports were received.
Fertilizer and Lime. — The questions about fertilizer and lime,
relate to the acreage on which fertilizer and lime were used and
to the quantity used. Farm operators were asked to report total
quantities used in 1959 on the farms they operated regardless of
when or by whom the fertilizer and lime were purchased.
Fertilizer. — The report for fertilizer was to refer only to com-
mercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials, including rock
phosphate. The acres fertilized and the tons of fertilizer ap-
plied to those acres were obtained .separately for selected crojis.
The selected crops varied by region so that it was possible to
obtain detailed data for the crops most commonly fertilized
in each region. In cases where the same land was used for
more than one crop, the acres fertilized were to be reported
separately for each crop. If the same crop was fertilized
more than once, however, the acres in that crop were to be
reported only once. In all cases, the total quantity of fer-
tilizer used in 1959 was to be reported, including quantities
used on land occupied by crops planted in 1958 or by crops
to be harvested in 1960.
Reports for quantity of fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used were required for both dry and liquid materials. The
terms "dry" and "liquid" referred to the form in which the
fertilizers and fertilizing materials were purchased and not
to the way in which they were applied. Thus, dry fertilizers
were those purchased in dry or solid form, as powders, dusts,
grannies, pellets, etc. ; liquid fertilizers were those purchased
in fluid form, as solutions or as liquefied gases.
Lime. — The data for lime relate to the total acreage limed in
1959 and the total tonnage of lime and liming materials used
on those acres for purposes of conditioning the soil. Instruc-
tions on the questionnaire stated that ground limestone, hy-
drated and burnt lime, marl, and oyster shells were to be
included but that lime used for spraying or sanitation purposes
was to be omitted.
Specified Farm Expenditures. — The 1960 questionnaire con-
tained questions for ei^it items of farm expenditure: (1) pui^
chase of feed for livestock and poultry, (2) purchase of livestock
and poultry, (3) machine liire, (4) hired labor, (5) seeds, bulbs,
plants, and trees, (6) gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil,
(7) purchase of comm»cial fertilizer and fertilizing materials,
and (8) expenditures for land clearing, breaking, and draining.
For each item specified, the total expenditures made for the
farm in 1959 were to be reported, whether made by the farm op-
erator, his landlord, or both. A farm operator who rented part
of his land to others was to report only the expenditures fcr the
land he operated himself. Qiumerators were instructed to ask
respondents wiio had difficulty estimating their expenses for the
periofl lietween enumeration and the end of the year to estimate
them on the basis of current costs.
Peed. — The report on feed purchased for livestock and poultry
was to include expenditures for grain, hay, miilfeeds, pasture,
salt, condiments, concentrates, and mineral supplements as
well as for the grinding and mixing of feed. The estimated
cost of items furnished by a landlord, contractor, or other
owner for feeding poultry and livestock kept on the farm was
also to be included. Payments made by a tenant to his land-
lord for feed grown on the tenant farm were to be excluded.
livestock and Poultry.— The cost of baby chicks and turkey
poults was to be included in the expenditures made for the
purchase of livestock and poultry. Enumerators were in-
structed to ask the farm operator to include the cost or esti-
mated purchase value of poultry and livestock provided by
others and cared for by the operator under a contract feeding
arrangement. The cost of livestock purchased for resale within
30 days was not to be Included. A short-term transa,ction of
that nature was considered to be a dealer operation, not an
agricultural one.
Data on the purchase of livestock and poultry were ob-
tained in 1950. The Instructions for the 1950 census specified
that expenditures for domestic rabbits, fur-bearine animals
kept In captivity, and bees were to be Included.
Machine Hire. — Expenditures for machine hire relate to cus-
tom machine work, such as tractor hire, threshing, grain or
seed combining, silo filling, baling, cotton picking, cotton gin-
ning, corn picking, plowing, vegetable harvesting, fruit pick-
ing, spraying, and dusting. Any amount spent for the labor
Included in the cost of machine hire was to be considered as
part of the total expenditure. The cost of freight or trucking
and exchange work without pay were to be omitted.
Hired Labor. — Expenditures for hired labor were to include
total cash payments made in 1959 to family members and to
others for farm labor. Payments to persons supplied- by a con-
tractor or a cooperative organization and paid directly by
them or by the crew boss were also to be included. Payments
for the following types of work were to be excluded : house-
work, contract construction work, custom machine work, and
repair, installation, or construction work done by persons si)e-
clflcally employed for such work.
Gasoline and Other Petrolenm Pnel and Oil.— Expenditures for
gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil were to relate only
to the products used in the farm business. Enumerators were
instructed to exclude the cost of petroleum products used
for the family automobile when operated for other than farm
business purposes and of products used in the farmhouse for
heating, cooking, and lighting.
Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, and Trees. — Expenditures were to repre-
sent the total amount spent for seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
to be used on the farm operated. The value of seed grown on
the farm was to be excluded. For nurseries and greenhouses,
the cost of products purchased for Immediate resale was also
to be excluded.
Commercial Fertilizer and Fertilizing Materials. — Fjcpendi-
tures for fertilizer were to include amounts spent for commer-
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cial fertilizer and fertilizing materials only. Expenditures for
liming materials and manure were not to be included.
Land Clearing, Breaking, and Draining. — The expenditures
for land clearing, breaking, and draining were to include the
cost of materials as well sis payments for madiines hired and
also for the labor for operating the machines.
Cbops
Crops Harvested.— The agriculture questionnaire was similar
to the questionnaire used in several previous censuses in that
it provided for the collection of detailed data for all crops
harvested on each individual farm. The variation in the crops
listed on the questionnaires used In different States made pos-
sible the separate reporting of all Important crops grown In a
given area. All versions of the questionnaire contained several
"All other crops" questions where crops not specifically listed in
separate questions were to be reported.
Acreage of Crops Harvested. — In most Instances, the acreage
reported for individual crops represents the area harvested
during 1959. The area harvested is often less than the area
planted.
Unit of Ueasnre. — The unit of measure in which quantities
were to be reported has varied for some crops, not only from
State to State, but also from census to census. The aim has
been to permit reporting In the units of measure currently
in use. In titie State ana district tables, the quantities har-
vested for each crop are usually expressed in the unit of
measure given on the agj-iculture questionnaire. To provide
readily comparable information, data published in earlier re-
ports in different units of measure generally have been con-
verted to the units used in 1960.
Irish Potatoes. — For Irish potatoes, the total quantity har-
vested was to be reported in all cases, whether harvested for
home use or for sale or whether used for livestock feed. TTie
acreage harvested was to be reported only in cases where the
quantity Ernounted to 10 or more hundredweifjit. This method of report-
ing was designed to facilitate the enumeration of potatoes har-
vested on small plots for home use. Essentially the same pro-
cedure was followed in 1950. In earlier censuses, however, the
acreage of Irish potatoes was to be reported in all cases, even
when production was solely for home use. TTierefore, the data
on acres for censuses prior to 1950 are not fully comparable
with those for the last two censuses.
Berries and Other Small Frnits. — The question for berries and
other small fruits related specifically to the acreages and quanti-
ties harvested for sale. Enumerators were instructed always to
report the total quantity of each kind of berry harvested for sale
but to report the area harvested only when it amounted to one-
tenth acre or more. Nonbearing areas and areas and quantities
harvested for home use were to be excluded.
Nursery, Hothouse, and Oeenhouse Products. — The ques-
tions about nursery, hothouse, and greenhouse products related
only to products grown on the place for sale. Crops bou^t for
resale without additional cultivation were to be excluded. The
value of sales were to be reported separately for each of three
groups, as follows:
a. Vegetables.
b. All flowers including those grown in the open.
c. Plants including those grown in the open.
Forest Products.— The forest products data obtained in the
Census of Agriculture relate only to the products cut on farms.
Commercial logging, timber operations, and forest products grown
or cut on nonfarm places are excluded. Therefore, the data In
this report do not represent the total forestry output or income
for a district or the State.
Value of Crops Harvested.— The total value of crops harvested
represents the estimated value of all crops harvested during the
crop year 1959. It includes the value of quantities consumed
on farms as food, feed, seed, etc., as well as quantities sold.
Farmers were not asked to report values of crops harvested ;
the values were calculated in the Processing Office. For many
items, the value of each farm product sold was obtained during the
enumeration. For farm products for which satisfactory data were
not obtained during the enumeration, average prices published
by the University of Alaska were used. For individual crops, the
quantity harvested was multiplied by the average price at which
the crop was sold in the State. Quantities harvested were not
obtained for vegetables nor for nursery and greenhouse products.
"Hierefore, for those crops, the value of sales, as obtained in the
enumeration, was used in the calculation of total value of crops
harvested.
Value of Crops Sold. — Data on the quantity sold and/or the
value of sales were obtained during the enumeration for all
crops.
Livestock and Poui-tbt
Inventories. — Data for livestock and poultry on farms relate
to the number on hand at the time of enumeration. All live-
stock and poultry, including those being kept or fed under con-
tract, were to be enumerated on the farm or ranch where they
were, regardless of who owned them. Livestock in transit from
one grazing area to another or grazing In national forests, graz-
ing districts, open range, or on land used under permit were to be
reported as being on the place where the person who had control
over them had his headquarters.
The time of year at which livestock and poultry are enumerated
affects the data. Therefore, the date of enumeration needs to
be considered when totals for the various censuses are compared.
Milk Cows, Cows Milked, Milk Produced, and Butter.— Data on
the number of milk cows, oows milked, and milk produced relate
to the day preceding the enum.eration. Data for butter churned
were obtained only for 14 States including Alaska, and relate to
the calendar week preceding the enumeration.
Whole Milk and Cream Sold. — Data for whole m.ilk and cream
sold relate to the entire year 1959. All milk and cream sold from
the farm (except quantities purchased from some other place and
then resold) were to be included, regardless of who shared the
receipts. The questionnaire provided three alternative units of
m.easure for reporting the quantity of milk sold — pounds of milk,
gallons of milk, and pounds of butterfat. The respondent was
thus permitted to report quantity according to the unit of measure
in which payment was received. Pounds of butterfat were con-
verted into gallons or pounds of whole milk on the basis of aver-
age butterfat cmtent of milk.
Sows and GSlts Farrowing. — In the I960 census, data were ob-
tained for the numtier of litters farrowed between December 1,
1958, and June 1, 1959, and from J-jne 1 to December 1, 1959.
Value of Livestock on Farms. — To obtain the value of live-
stock on farms, the number of each class of livestock or poultry
on hand was multiplied by the State average price. The average
price reported for each kind of livestock sold was used in calcu-
lating tlie value of livestock and poultry on farms.
Sales of Live Animals. — Tlie dollar value of sales was obtain-
ed from the farrner for cattle, calves, horses, mules, etc., hogs
and pigs, sheep and lambs, and goats and kids.
INTRODUCTION
XVII
Sales of Poullry and Poultry Products.— For the 1960
Census, sales of chickens were obtained for two groups:
(1) broilers and (2) other chickens. The enumeration of broiler
sales presents problems arising from the varied contractual ar-
rangements under which broilers are produced. The question-
naire contained an Instruction to the effect that all broilers grown
for others under contract were to be reported as sold. During
oflBce processing operations, the data reported for inventories and
sales of chickens four months old and over, chicken eggs sold, and
broilers sold were carefully examined. Obvious inconsistencies
indicating confusion between broilers and other chickens were
corrected on the basis of estimated values and, on the basis ol
data reported for expenditures for feed, poultry, and livestock
purchases, hired labor, etc.
CLABSmCATION OF FaBMS
Scope of Classifioation. — Eteta for most items were tabulated
and are published for farms classified Ijy size, by tenure of op-
erator, biy economic class of farm, and by type of farm.
Farms by Size.- — F"arms were classified bv size according to the
total land area established for each farm. The same ciassitica-
tion was used for all States. According to Jefinition, a farm is
essentially an operating unit, not an ownership tract. All land
operated by one person or partnership represents one farnL
Farms by Color of Operator. — Farms were classified by color of
operator into two groups, "white" and "nonwhite."
Enumerators were instructed to report the race on the basis of
their own observation whenever possible rather than by asking the
respondent.
Farms by Tenure of Operator.— The classification of farms by
tenure of operator was based on data reported for land owned,
land occupied as a homestead, land rente<l from others or worked
for others on shares, land manafjed for others, and land rented to
others or worke<l on shares by others.
For 1960, each ciuestionnnlre was ooded, during the editing
process to indicate whether it represented a farm operated by a
full owner, part owner, manager, or tenant.
The various classifications of tenure, as used for the 1960 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own or land they occupy
as a homestead.
b. Part Owners operate land they own or occupy a« a home-
stead and also land rented from others.
c. Uanageri operate land for others and are paid a wage or
salary for their services. Persons acting merely us care-
takers or hired as laborers are not classified as managers. If
a farm oi>erator managed land for others and also operated
land on his own account, the land operated on his own ac-
count was considered as one farm and tlip land managed for
others as a second farm. If. however, lie nia'haged land for
two or more employers, all the maimged land was considered
to be one farm.
d. Tenants rent from others or work on shares all the land
tjiey otjerate.
Farms by ISconomlc Cleiss. — The ecx)niim)c clas.sifioationo
represent groupings of farms that are similar In characteristics
and size of operation. The economic classes were established on
the basis of one or more of four factors: (1) total value of all
farm products sold, <2) number of days the farm operator worked
off the farm, (3) the age of the farm operator, and (4) the re-
lationship of Income received by the operator and members of bis
household from nonfarm sources to the value of all farm products
sold. Institutional farms, Indian reservations, agricultural ex-
periment stations, and grazing associations were always classified
as "abnormal."
The total value of farm products sold was obtained by addi-
tion of the reported or values for all products sold from the farm.
The value of cattle and calves, horses and mules, dairy products,
poultry products, vegetables, nursery and greenhouse products,
crops, and miscellaneous forest products was obtained from the
farm operator during the enumeration.
Farms were grouped into two major categories, commercial
farme and other farms, mainly on the basis of total value of prod-
ucts sold. Farms %vith a value of sales of $50 to $'2,499 were
classified as commercial if the farm operator was under t)5 years
of aee and ( l) he did not work off the farm 100 or more days dur-
ing the year and (2) the income received by the operator and
members of his family from nonfarm sources was less than die
value of all farm products sold. The remaining farms with a
value of sales of $50 to $2,499 and institutional farms and Indian
reservations were included in one of the tzroups of "other farms."
Commercial farms were divided Into six economic classes on
the basis of the total value of all farm products sold, as
follows ;
Value of Farm
Class of Farm Products <nld
I $40,000 and over
11 $20,000 to $39,999
III $10,000 to $19,999
IV $5,000 to $9,999
V $2,500 to $4,999
VI* $50 to $2,499
•Provided the farm operator was under 85 years of age, and —
(1) ue did not work otT the (arm 100 or more days, and (2) the In-
come that be and members of bis household received from nonfarm
sources was less than the total value of farm products sold.
Other farms were divided Into three economic classes as
follows :
a. Class Vn, Part-time. — Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $50 ro $2,499 were classified as "part-time" If
the operator was under 65 years of age and he either worked
off the farm 100 or more days or the Income he and members
of his household received from nonfarm sources was greater
than the total value of farm products sold.
b. Class VIII, Part-retirement. — Farms with a value of sales
of farm products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-
retirement" If the farm operator was 65 years old or over.
Many of these are farms on which the income from nonfarm
sources as greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others are residential, subsistence, or marginal
farms. In previous censuses, the age of the farm operator
was not a <Titerlon for grouping farms by economic class.
Since the number of elderly people In our population has
been steadily Increasing during recent years, a separate
classification for farms operated on a part-retirement basis
was considered Important for an adequate analysis of the
agricultural structure of a county or State.
c. Class IX, Abnormal. — All institutional farms and Indian
reservations were classified as "abnormal," regardless of the
value of sales. Institutional farms Include those operated
by bospltals, penitentiaries, schools, grazing associations,
government agencies, etc.
Farms by Type. — The data for farms by type are estimates
bused on data tabulated for the farms In the sample. The
type represents a description of the major source of Income from
farm sales. To be classified as a particular type, a farm had to
XVIII
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1960
have sales of a particular product or group of products amounting
In value to 50 percent or more of the total value of aU farm prod-
ucts sold during the year.
The types of farms, together with the products on which type
classification is based, are as follows :
Type 0/ Farm Source of Cash Income
(Products with sales value representing
50% or more of total value of all farm
products sold)
Cash-grain Corn, sorghums, small grains, soybeans
for beans, cowpeas for peas, dry field
and seed beans and peas.
Other field-crop Peanuts, potatoes (Irish and sweet),
sugarcane for sugar or sirup, sweet
sorghums for sirup, broomcorn, pop-
corn, sugar beets, mint, hops, and
sugar beet seed.
Vegetable Vegetables.
Frult-and-nut Berries, other small fruits, tree fruits,
grapes, and nuts.
Poultry Chickens, chicken eggs, turkeys, and
other poultry products.
Dairy Milk and cream. The criterion of 50
percent of total sales was modified in
the case of dairy farms. A farm hav-
ing value of sales of dairy products
amounting to less than 50 percent of
the total value of farm products sold
was classified as a dairy farm, if —
(a) Milk and cream sold accounted
for more than 30 percent of the total
value of products sold and —
(b) Milk cows represented 50 percent
or more of total cows and —
(c) The value of milk and cream sold
plus the value of cattle and calves
sold amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of all farm
products sold.
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches.
Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, wool
and mohair except for farms in the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and
Florida that qualified as livestock
ranches.
Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisi-
ana, Alaska, Hawaii, and Florida were
classiRed as livestock ranches if the
General-
Miscellaneous.
sales of livestock, vrool, and mohair
represented 50 percent or more of the
total value of farm products sold and
if pastureland or gazing land amount-
ed to 100 or more acres and was 10
or more times Ihe acreage of cropland
harvested.
Field seed crops, hay, silage. A farm
was classified as general also if it had
cash income from three or more
sources and did not meet the criteria
for any other type.
Nursery and greenhouse products, forest
products, mules, horses, colts and
ponies. Also all institutional farms
and Indian reservations.
Value of Farm Products Sold. — Data for the value of farm prod-
ucts sold in 1959 were obtained by enumeration. The question-
naire used provided for farm operators to report value of sales of
each product or group of products.
Data for the sales of farm products represent total sales for
the entire farm, regardless of who shared the receipts. For
tenant-operated farms, the landlord's share of agricultural
products was considered as sold provided the products were
moved off the tenant farm. All crops, livestock, and poultry
raised under a contract arrangement were considered as sold
from the farm where they were raised. For institutional farms,
all agricultural items produced on land operated by the institn-
tion and consumed by the inmates were to be reported as sold.
All sales data relate to one year's farm operations. Crop sales
are for crops harvested during the crop year, whether the crops
were actually sold Immediately after harvest or placed in storage
for later sale. Sales of livestock and livestock products relate
to the calendar year, regardless of when the livestock or prod-
ucts were raised or produced. All wool and mcrfiair reported
as shorn or clipped was considered as sold.
Elnnmerators were instructed to record gross values of quanti-
ties sold, with no deductions for feed, seed, fertilizer, water, labor,
or marketing costs. For some products, however, net values may
have been reported. In the case of milk, particularly, some farm
operators may have reported the payments they received as the
gross value of sales, even though the buyer had deducted handling
and hauling charges before making payment Adjustments were
made in the data reported only in cases of obvious error.
Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(1)
ALASKA
State Table l.-FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1960
tions, see text)
Census of —
(For definitions and explana
196C
(April 1)
1950
(April 1)
1939
(October 1)
1929
(October 1)
1920
(Januaiy 1)
1910
( Januaiy 1 )
1900
(June 1)
Fams
mjBber.. .
367
525
623
500
364
222
12
.cr^a...
375,481,600
365,481,600
365,481,600
365,481,600
365,481,600
365,481,600
365,481,600
Proportion In farms
percent . . .
0.2
0.1
0.5
0.1
(Z)
(z)
(z)
Land in fanas
acres..
888,331
Average size of farm
acres...
2,420.5
803.4
2,853.3
1,051.9
249.0
191.6
13.3
Value of land and buildings;
Average per farm
dollars. . .
46,663
12,465
6,165
5,714
3,329
3,908
0)
Average per acre
doUars...
24.82
15.51
2.16
5.43
13.37
20.39
(M
Land in farns according to use:
Cropland harvested
fanns reporting
302
310
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
ac«s...
14,482
6,450
7,305
^3,875
'4,473
NA
=104
I to 9 acres
f ams reporting - . .
77
154
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
10 to 19 acres
fanns reporting...
57
46
HA
HA
NA
HA
HA
20 to 29 acres
farms reporting...
34
37
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
50 to 99 acres
forms reporting...
57
100 to 199 acres
fanns reporting...
31
30
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
200 or more acres
farms reporting...
8
J
200 to 499 acr«s
6
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
KA
500 to 999 acres
farms reporting —
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Cropland ueed only
for pasture
farms reporting...
107
127
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
acres...
4,365
2,449
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured
farms reportlnf . . .
154
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
5,272
3,486
4,027
HA
HA
HA
NA
Cropland failure
farms reporting...
71
47
NA
HA
HA
NA
HA
acres...
1,187
248
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Otlier cropland
farms reporting ■ . .
107
203
NJ
HA
NA
HA
HA
acres . . .
4,085
3,238
HA
HA
NA
HA
HA
Voodland pastured
faxns reporting...
82
119
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acres...
42,286
7,108
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Woodland not pastured
farms reporting . . .
261
392
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acres . . .
68,040
35,717
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
Other pasture (not cropland
and not voodland )
fanna reporting . . .
77
74
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acre....
523,930
356,471
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Other land (houflc loU, roads,
wasteland, etc.)
farms reporting —
HA
303
HA
NA
HA
NA
HA
acres...
229,956
10,118
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
Cropland, total
farms reporting...
325
414
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
acres . . .
24,119
12,385
11,332
8,825
'5,736
'2,660
'159
Land pastured, total
forms reporting . . .
196
NA
n;.
NA
NA
NA
NA
acree...
570,581
366.028
616,396
104,245
NA
NA
HA
Woodland, total
fanns reporting...
290
455
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
acres...
U0,326
•12,825
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA Not available.
Z Less than 0.05 percent.
*Ho titles to land in 1900.
Acres of all crops harvested.
'Acres of improved land.
4 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE. BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1960
Census of —
All fams number
Ifader 10 acres number.
Under 3 acres number.
1 acre or less number.
2 acres manber.
3 to 9 acres number.
4 acres number
5 acres number.
5 acres number
7 acres number
8 acres number
10 to 49 acres number
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 139 acres number
liO to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to <i99 acres number
500 to 999 acres number
1,000 or more acres number
1,000 to 1,999 acres number
2,000 or more acres number
Land in farms acres
Average size of farm acres
Under 10 acres acres.
10 to "49 acres acres.
50 to 69 acres acres.
70 to 99 acres acres
100 to 139 acres acres
140 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 or mjre acres acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres
2,000 or iBDre acres acres
Land in tarms according to use:
Cropland harvested fams reporting
Under 10 acres farae reporting
10 to 49 acres faras reporting.
50 to 69 acres faras reporting.
70 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 139 acres fams reporting.
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
260 to 499 acres faras reporting
500 to 999 acres fams reporting
1,000 or more acres fams reporting
1,000 to 1,999 acres fame reixirtlng
2 ,000 or more acres fams reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
826,183
1,100
825,083
31
1,215
97
2,313
29
1,524
23
1,750
41
3,546
4,730
18,874
ALASKA 5
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE AOCX)RDING TO USE. BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1960-Continued
Census of —
nl in fans accqrdine to use-Contmned
Cropland, total farns peparting.
Dnder ID acres fams repartlng.
10 to 49 acres faras reporting.
SO to 69 acres farae reporting.
70 to 99 acres fams reporting.
100 to 139 acres taxwB reporting.
lAO to 179 acres faras reporting.
180 to 219 acres tarwB reporting.
220 to 259 acres faiiB reporting.
260 to 499 acres fa™B reporting.
SOO to 999 acres faiss reporting.
1,000 cr Bore acres fans reporting.
1,000 to 1,999 acres fans reporting.
2,000 or BOre acres fans reporting.
Land pastured, total ..faras reporting.
Under 10 acres fsr«s reportlDg.
10 to 49 acres faras reporting.
90 to 69 acres far^ reporting.
70 to 99 acres raras repartlng.
100 to 139 acres fariB repartlng.
140 to 179 acres far^ reporting.
IBO to 219 acres farw reporting.
220 to 259 acres TmrwB reporting.
260 to 499 acres faivB reporting.
300 to 999 acres CmrwB reporting.
1,000 or aore acres faras repartlng.
1,000 to 1,999 acres fazis reportii«.
2,000 or aore acres faras reporting.
1,800
HA
353,220
*2,520
HA Not available.
*3 to 49 acres.
Acres of all crops harveeteij.
Acres of lofiroved land.
*Under 50 acres.
'50 to 99 acres.
*100 to 259 acres.
'lOO to 174 acres.
•l75 to 499 acres.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1960
1
Gens
is of —
(For definiticais and explanations,
see text)
I960
(April 1)
1950
(April 1)
1939
(October 1)
1929
(October 1)
1920
(January 1)
1910
{January 1)
1900
(June 1)
ALL FAKM OPERATORS
367
256
32
12
17
4.6
388,331
37, -470
102,360
382,301
366,200
U,<32
5,612
7,894
681
295
525
4i5
50
10
20
3.3
421,799
53,105
9,405
157,152
202,137
6,450
3,883
2,032
415
120
623
397
27
125
20.1
1,775,752
43,522
3,044
526,619
1,197,567
7,305
4,130
2,149
739
237
}
}
}
500
330
39
131
26.2
525,942
63,626
176,474
285,842
^3,875
'3,211
'364
'300
364
345
8
11
3.0
90,652
77,288
U,393
1,971
U,473
NA
lU
NA
222
NA
NA
HA
NA
42,544
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
12
Part owners
Uanapers
Proportion of tenancy
Allland in farms
percent
159
159
Part owners acres
'104
Managers acres
ALASKA
State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1960
Census of —
FMW OPERATORS
By color:
White number. . .
Negro number. . .
Oliiier noDvhite number. . .
By age:
Under 25 years operators reporting...
25 to X years operators reporting. . .
35 to W years operators reporting —
i5 to 5A years operators reporting...
55 to 6i years operators reporting. . .
65 or nore years operators reporting. . .
Average age yesrs —
Operators not reporting age number —
By residence:
Residing on feno operated ^operators reporting. - .
Not residing on fann operated operators reporting...
Operators not reporting residence number. .
By off-farm worlc:
Worldng off their farms, total. .. .operators report Ijvg. . ,
1 to 49 days operators reporting..,
50 to 99 days operators reporting...
100 or iDore days operators reporting...
100 to 199 days operators reporting..,
200 or fflore days operators reporting. . .
Operators not ■orldng off
their farms or not reporting
aa to work off their farms mmber. . .
By oUier iitcome.
with other Incone of family exceeding value
of agrlciiltural products sold. .. .operators reporting..
STEnHKD F^nPVfENT AND FAaUTIES
AND KIND OP flOAD
Grain combines farma reporting..
nianber. .
Potato diggers tairm reporting..
Slloe (upright and pit) farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
Motortrucks f anno reporting. .
number. .
Tractors farms reporting..
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. .
nmber. .
1 tractor farms reporting . .
2 tractors farma reporting..
3 tractors farms reporting . .
4t tractors fannii reporting..
5 or more tractors farma reporting. .
Wheel tractors farms reporting. .
number. .
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
number. .
Garden tractors farms reporting..
nuBber. .
Autonobllee farma reporting. .
niaober. .
AutocDoblles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freeeer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower ferme reporting. .
Farms by kind ot road on wlitch located:
Hard surface farms reporting. ,
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting.
Dli^ or unimproved farms reporting . .
Less than 1 mile to a hard
surface road farms reporting.
1 or more miles to a hard
surface road farms reporting.
1 mile farms reporting.
2 miles farms reporting..
3 miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting.
HA Not available.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
Census
of—
text)
1960
(Iprll 1)
1950
(April 1)
reporting . . .
232
lU
dollars
674,263
438,784
reporting . . .
135
lU
dollars . . .
158,252
74,374
reporting.. .
119
NA
dollars . . .
45,646
NA
reporting...
52
NA
reporting . . .
46
NA
reporting . , .
10
NA
reporting —
9
NA
reporting...
1
NA
reporting...
1
NA
reporting . . .
165
192
dollars . . .
487,391
221,658
reporting . . .
40
NA
reporting...
24
NA
reporting. ..
21
NA
reporting . . .
34
NA
reporting . . .
19
NA
reporting...
IS
NA
reporting...
7
NA
reporting . . .
2
NA
reporting . . .
350
NA
dollars , . .
189,587
NA
reporting , . .
205
305
dollars —
79,709
57,720
reporting
261
261
tons...
2,187
NA
dollars . . .
321,117
53,923
reporting . . .
6
NA
tons...
8
NA
Census of —
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENIHTURE5
Feed for livestock and poultry fanns :
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms i
Ifachlne hire faims i
Fanns classified by amount of expendlt
$1 to $199 farms i
Ni200 to *499 fams j
$500 to *999 farms ;
$1,000 to $2,^99 farms :
^2,500 to *4,999 fanos :
$5,000 to $9,999 fanos :
Hired labor fanns :
Farms classified by amount of eipenditure-
$1 to *199 fanos ;
$200 to *499 farms :
$500 to ;$999 fanns :
$1,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to $4,999 farms :
$5,000 to $9,999 fanns :
$lp,000 to $19,999 fanns :
$20,000 or more fanns ]
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
for the fann business fanns :
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .farms :
Canmercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials fanns :
Lime and 1 iin<ng materials fams
NA Not available.
^Week preceding enumeration.
FABM LABOR
Fan nrfcen far specified iKek:'
F&mlj and/or hired vorkers fanns reporting.
persoQS.
Average per farm reporting perscns .
Family vorkers, including
operators farms reporting.
persons.
Operators working 1 or more hours perscms .
nqpald members of operator's family working
15 or more hours fanos reporting .
persons.
Hired workers fanns reporting .
persons.
Vorkers hired by month fanns reporting .
persons,
Workers hired by week fanns reporting.
persons,
■orkers hired by day fanns reporting,
persons,
Workers hired by hour fanns reporting,
persons,
Workers hired coi piece-
work basis fame reporting,
persms.
No report as to basis
of payment farms reporting.
persons
ft-gnla-r hired workers (aiQ>loyed
150 or more days) fanns reporting.
persons.
Fams reporting by number of
regular hired workers:
1 hired worker fanns reporting .
2 hired workers fanns reporting
3 or 4 hired workerB farms reporting .
5 to 9 hired workers.. ..... .fanns reporting
10 or more hired warkera . . . .farms reporting .
Seasonal hired workers fanns reporting
persons
Farms by kind of workers during specified week:
No workers reported .fanns
Family workers only fanns
Operator coily .fanns
Operator and members of his family .fanns
Uembers of operator's family only ...farms
Family workers and hired warkers fanns
Operatar and hired workers .fanns
Operator, manbers of his family,
and hired workers fanns
lisnbers of operator's family
and hired workers .fanns
Hired workers only farms
Regular fsim workers Goly fanns
Seostnal fam vorters cnly fanns
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State Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS. NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1939 TO 1960
(Far deflnltlcDS snd e^qilenatioDS, see text)
(Far definitlms end e^^anatlcoss, see text)
Census of —
Total value of specified classes of
livestock and poultry dollBiB.
Cattle and calves fazns reporting
value, dollars.
Covs^ including heifers that
have calved faroe reporting
ULLk cows .fanBB reporting,
value, dollars
Heifers and belfer calves fanne reporting,
value, doUars
Steers and hulls. Including steer
and hull calves fams reporting
value, dollars
Harses and/or nules faivB reporting.
value , dollars
Hogs and pige faiVB reportlog.
value , dollars .
Bom since June 1 faxvB reporting.
value, dollars
Bom before June 1 fane reporting.
value, dollarB
NA Not available.
Sheep and i h^m , , f Hrwrr reporting
lAnbE under 1 year old farms reporting
value, dollars
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting
valiie, dollars.
E»es fanns reporting.
Bams and aethers fanas reporting
value, dollars.
Goats and tlds fains reporting
number
value, dollars.
IGlJc goats on hand farms reporting.
value, dollars
Other goats and kids nuniier,
value, dollars
Oilckcns 4 Months old and over fanne reporting.
Turkey bene kept for breeding fanos reporting
State Table 7.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1939 TO 1960
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, harses and
inules, hoes, sheep, and goats )...fai«B reporting.
value of salfs, dcUars...
UVESTOTK sni.D UJVW.
Cattle and/or calves sold alive fai
Cattle, not counting calves.
Horses and/a
dollars.,
dollars..
i sold alive farme riTpartlng.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farmo reporting.
doll are.
Sheep and laaiis sold alive farms reporting..
dollaTB.
Goats and kids sold alive farme reporting.
dollare.
SHEEP SHORN ^ND WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn fame reporting...
number shorn
pounds of wool . . .
value , dollars . . .
HA Hot available.
''Goats sold alive included with harses and/or mules i
'All dairy prodticta sold.
11,A30
130,101
65,255
68
42,830
783,696
127
237,631
53
4,7^
57,016
28,2^
i.rrn.Rs farro\ved
Litters farrowed, Deceaber 1, previous year,
to Nove^wr 30, Census year farms reporting..
number of litters .
June 2 to Hoveaber 30 Cbjws reporting.
muiftier of litters.
Deoe^wr 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
nuBt>er of litters..
POW-TRY >KD POIH.TRY PITODIXTSSOLD
Qklckens sold farms reporting. .
dollare. .
Broilere sold farms reporting.,
dollars. ,
Other chickens sold farms reporting.,
Qhlcken eggs sold fanns reporting..
do2:enfi. .
Poultry and poultry products sold .... farms reporting.,
dollars. .
Turkeys raised farms reporting..
Ducks sold fanoB reporting..
Geese sold farms reporting..
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reporting..
dollare. .
Average sales per farm reporting dollars..
Uilk sold as whole milk farme reporting..
pounds. .
dollars. .
Cream sold fannp reporting..
pounds of butterfat..
dollars. .
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and
cheese sold farms reporting..
dollars. .
10
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING. ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED. AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1960
Census of —
All TnTtap -• number. ,
Cropland harvested farms reporting..
Total vBT'ie of crops harvested,
including horticultural specialties
and forest products dollars.,
Total value of crops sold, including
horticultural specialties and
forest products dollars..
Small grains harvested:
Oats harvested alone for grain farms reporting.,
hundredweight . ,
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting, ,
hundredweight . .
dollars. ,
Barley harvested alone for grain farms reporting,,
hundredweight , .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting..
hundredweight . .
dollars . .
Other grains farms reporting . .
hundredweight . .
value, dollars. .
Sales farms reporting. ,
hundredweight . ,
dollars . .
Hay crops (see text):
I^nd from irtiich hay was cut acres..
Tame and cultivated grasses
cut for bay..... fajnis reporting.,
value, dollars . ,
Sales farms reporting.,
tons.,
dollars , ,
Uarsh, prairie, or wild grasses
cut for hay farms reporting,,
value , dollars . ,
Sales farms reporting .
dollars.
Mixed grains cut for hay farms reporting.
value , dollars ,
Sales farms reporting.
dollars .
Ifixed grains, vetches, peas, and grasses
cut for silage, farms reporting.
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for heme use
or for sale farms reporting . ,
hundredweight • ,
value, dollars..
Sales dollars.
Root crops for feed fanns reporting.
value, dollars .
Sales dollars.
Value of specified crops harvested,
except fruits, nuts, horticultural
specialties, and vegetables dollars.
Value of crops sold, except fruits,
nuts, horticultural specialties,
and vegetables dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,523
28,979
125,575
6,535
403,537
1,720
3,11a
199,296
4,347
24,616
510,782
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State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1960-Continued
Census of —
(For deflnltio]
Vegetables for fiome use and for sale
(Other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvestea for heme use farms reporting...
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting...
Sales dollars...
Beans, snap fanos reporting...
Beets, (table) fazros reporting,, .
Broccoli farms reporting...
Cabbage fatms reporting,..
CazTcrts farms reporting. . .
Caullf lover farms reporting..,
Celezy farms reporting,.,
Collards faras reporting,..
Kale farms reporting. . .
Lettuce farms reporting...
Ifcurtard greens farms reporting,..
Qolons, dry farms reporting...
Onions, green farms reporting... !
Parsnips fanns reporting...
Pees, green fanas reporting...!
cicrea... ,
Radishes I'&xino reporting... '
Hhubarb raras reporting... i
acres... i
Rotabogas rams reporting...
Spinach fansB reporting... I
Squash fanas reporting.. > '
acres...
Swiss ':hard farms reporting...
Tcmatoes farms reporting ...
Turnips fanne reporting...
Turnip greens fanaa reporting...
Other vegetables fanas reporting...
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
Raspberries farms reporting...
value , dollars . . .
Strawberries farms reporting... I
KA|
.,|
NA Not available.
Z Reported In small fractlcns.
^Acres of improved land.
Does not Include acreage for forms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Includes dry and green cnlcns.
12 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 9.-NURSERY. GREENHOUSE, AND FOREOT PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1929 TO 1960
Census taf —
Item
^FtjT definitions and explanations, see text)
Censtis of —
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1960
(April 1)
1950
(ipril 1)
1939
(Oct. 1)
1929
(Oct. 1)
1960
(April 1)
1950
(April 1)
1939
(Oct. 1)
1929
(Oct. 1)
Greenhouse, hotlmuse, and notsety products, vegetables and
vegetable seeds and plants, and flowefs, grovm for sale;
Greenhouse, hothouse, and nursety products,
vegetables and vegetable seeds and plants,
and flowers sold farms reporting . . .
doUars . . .
Vegetables grown in greenhouses
or hothouses farms reporting. . .
Sales dollars . . .
Flowers grown either under glass
or in the open farms repcarting.. .
Sales dollars . . .
Plants grown either tinder glass
or in the open farms reporting...
Sales dollars . . .
34
68,996
17
5,187
11
27,605
27
36,204
24
14,415
lU
NA
N4
Hi
HA
NA
27
30,409
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Any fnest products cut
163
16
7,034
140
1,999
74
9,746
38
469
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
Sales of any forest
products farms reporting. . .
dollars . . .
Firewood and fuelwood
cut farms reporting...
cords (4'x 4'x 8')...
Fence posts cut farms reporting. . .
ntmiber . . .
Sawlogs amd
veneer logs cut farms reporting...
thousands of board feet —
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available .
State Table 10.— CHARACTERIOTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1960
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see VenO.)
Operators by days of woric off place in 1959:
No dnys operators repotting .
1 to 49 days operators nfxvting .
SO to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days. operatas repotting .
200 or more days operators reporting.
Operators reporting other income of family exceeding
value of fann products sold operators reporting .
Cattle and calves of ail ages places repcrting .
natnber.
Cows, including heifers that have calved places repoting.
number.
Hogs and pigs piaces reporting.
mmilter.
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting .
number.
Com harvested for all pirposes plac«s rqxvting ,
Hay harvested places reporting.
Places excluded as farms by change in definition . 1950-1960 jnm*«
Cropland harvested places reporting
Openttrs by color:
White
Nonwhjte
Opera^irs by year began operation of present place:
1959 {f>eraIors repelling
1958 operalors reporting
1957 operatcvs repotiog
1956 operalors reporting
1951-195S operators reprxting
1950 or earlier operatcrs reptxting
Operators l^ age:
Under 55 years opCTalors repeating
55 to 64 years operat«rs reptxting
65 or more years opoalors reporting.
Oper^ofs not reporting age number
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUS OF 1960
Censxis of 1960
Census starting date — April 1
Approximate average date of enumeratico week of .
Percent of farms enumerated during —
March 1 to 10
March 11 to 17
•f-farch 18 to 24
March 25 to 31
April 1 to 7
Census of 1960
Census starting date — April 1
Percent of farms enumerated during —
April 8 to 14
j^rll 15 to 21
y^il 22 to 28
April 29 to May 5
May 6 to 12
Ifej 13 to 19
May 20 or later
April l^April 7
20.2
U.2
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Stat^xTable 12.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON FARMS AND BY QUANTITY
OF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUS OF 1960
Cattle and calves of alt ages on hand fai«s reporting.
number.
1 f aims reporting .
2 to 4 fanis reporting.
5 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 49 farms reporting.
10 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 49 fame reporting.
50 to 99 farms reporting.
100 or more farms reporting. .
100 to 199 farms reporting.
200 to 499 farms reporting.
500 or more farms reporting..
Cows on hand, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
number.
1 farms reporting..
2 farms reporting. .
3 or A farms reporting. .
5 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 14 farms reporting.
13 to 19 farms reporting ■
20 to 29 farms reporting.
30 to 49 farms reporting.
50 to 74 farms reportli^.
75 to 99 farms reporting.
100 to 199 farms reporting.
200 or more farms reporting.
Hllk COWS on hand. farms reporting .
number.
1 farms reporting •
2 farms reporting.
3 or 4 farms reporting.
S to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 14 fame reporting.
15 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 29 ; . .farms reporting .
X to 49 farms reporting .
50 to 74 farms reporting.
75 to 99 farms reporting .
100 or more farms reporting .
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves farms reporting.
number.
1 to 4 farms reporting .
5 to 9 farms reporting -
10 to 19 fains reporting.
20 to 29 farms reporting.
30 to 39 farms reporting.
40 to 49 farms reporting.
50 or more farms reporting.
Calves sold alive faims reporting.
minbcr.
1 to 4 farms reporting.
5 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 19 far^ reporting.
20 to 29 farms reporting.
30 or more farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand farms reporting.
1 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 24 farms reporting.
25 to 49 farms reporting..
50 to 99 farms reporting.
100 to 199 farms reporting .
200 to 499 farms reporting.
500 or more farms reporting.
Litters farrowed. December I. previous year,
to November 30. Census year 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 farme reporting.
10 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 39 Canm reporting.
40 to 69 farms reporting.
70 to 99 farms reporting..
100 or more farms reporting.
(For deflnltlcns and explanations, see text)
Ho^ and pigs sold alive: fai^ reportli^. ,
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 or more fame reporting.
200 to 499 farms reporting .
500 to 999 farms reporting.,
1,000 or more farms reporting .
Sheep and lasbs of all ages on hand. farms reporting .
number. .
Dnder 25 farms reporting.
25 to 99 farms reporting. .
100 to 299 farms reporting.
300 to 999 farms reporting. ,
1,000 to 1,999 farms reporting.
2,000 to 4,999 farms reporting.
5,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Wool shorn (deluding tanbs wool) farms reporting .
Onder 1 ,000 pounds fame reporting . .
1,000 to 2,499 pounds farms reporting..
2,500 to 4,999 poonls farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farBfi reporting..
10,000 to 19,999 pounds farms reporting.
20,000 to 49,999 pounds farms reporting.
50,000 or more pounds farms reporting. .
Chickens 4 months old and over or hand farms reporting. .
number. .
Under tO farms reporting..
50 to 99 farms reporting. ,
100 to 399 farms reporting..
400 to 799 farms reporting..
800 to 1,599 farms reporting..
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting..
3,200 or more farms reporting. .
Broilers (chickens) sold farms reporting. .
number. .
Under 2,000 farms reporting..
Chickens (oflter than broilers) sold farms reporting . .
number . .
Dndflr 50 farms reporting. .
50 to 99 farms reporting..
100 to 399 farms reporting..
400 to 799 farms reporting..
800 to 1,599 farms reporting..
1,600 or more farms reporting. .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .
Under 100 dozene farms reporting..
100 to 399 dosens farms reporting..
400 to 799 dosena farms reporting..
800 to 1,599 dosens farms reporting. .
1,600 to 1,999 dozens farms reporting..
2,000 to 4,999 dozens farms reporting. .
5,000 or more dozens fanns reporting. .
5,000 to 9,999 dozens farms reporting..
10,000 to 19,999 dozens farms reporting..
20,000 to 49,999 dozens farms reporting..
50,000 or more dosens farms reporting. .
14
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUS OF 1960
OATS GROWN ALONE FOR GRAIN
Acres harvested farms reporting...
Under 5 acres faniis reporting . . .
5 to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 to 1** acres farms reporting . . .
15 acres farms reportl ng . . .
16 to 19 acres fanne reporting. . .
20 to 2A acres f arm-s reportint; . . .
25 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 aciTes farms reporting. . -
100 to 199 acres f anas reporting . . .
200 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Quantity harvested farms reDorting . . .
hundredwelghi
Under 20 hundredweight f amu; reporting . . .
20 to 2A hundredweight farms reporting. .,
25 to 49 himdredweight farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 hundredweight fanns reporting.. .
100 to 199 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 hunaredweight faime reporting. . .
500 to 99'^ hundredweight farms reporting . . .
1,000 to 1,499 hundredweight farms reporting...
1,500 to 1,999 hundredweight faims reporting...
2,000 to 2,999 hundredweight farms reporting...
3,000 or more hundredweight faims reporting.. .
QuEintlty sold farms reporting...
hundredweight . . .
Under 25 hundredweight farms reporting. . .
25 to 49 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 hundredweight farms reporting. . .
100 to 499 hundredweight fanns rf portin/^ . . .
500 to 999 hundredweight farms reporting...
1,000 to 1,49^ hundredweight farmf! reporting; . . .
1,500 to 1,999 hundredweight fanns reporting. ..
2,000 to 2,99'"-' hundredweight farm^ reportlnti. . .
3 , 000 or more hundredweight fanne reporting . . .
BARLEY GROWN ALOME FOR GRAIN
Acres harvested fanns reporting,,.
Under 5 acres f anas reporting . . .
5 to 9 acres lanns reporting:..,
10 to 14 acres fanns reporting . . .
15 acres fanns reportlnji . . ,
16 to 19 acres farms reportiiUf . . .
20 to 2^ acre;. farms reporting . . ,
25 to 29 acres fanns reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres fanns reporting . . .
100 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting,..
hundredweight . . .
Under 20 hundredweight farms reporting. . ,
20 to 24 hundredweight fanns reporting- . . .
25 to 49 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 hundredweight farms reporting. . .
200 to 499 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
500 to 999 hxmdredweight farm;^ reporting. . .
1,000 to 1,499 hundredweight fanns reporting...
1,500 to 1,999 hundredweight fanns reporting...
2,000 to 2,999 hundredweight farms reportlnET. . .
3,000 or more hundredweight fartas reporting...
Quantity sold farms reporting . , .
hundredweight . . ,
Under 25 himdredweight farms report! nt .. .
25 to 49 hundredweight faims reporiAm;. ..
5Ci to 99 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
100 to 499 hundredweight farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 hundredweight farms reporting. . .
1,000 to 1,499 hundredweight farms reporting . . .
1,500 to 1,999 hundredweight farms reporting...
2,000 to 2,999 hundredweight fanns reportint-.,
3,000 or more hundredweight farmr reporting. . .
TAME AND CULTIVATED GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvesteu farms reporting . . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting —
^ to *- acres fanns reporting...
10 to 14 acres farms reporting...
15 acres farme reporting...
16 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to TA acrt:i farms reporting. . .
25 to 29 acre."! fanns reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . . .
100 to 199 acres i arma reporting . . .
200 to 249 aci-ec farm;, reporting . . .
250 to 299 acres farms reporting . . .
300 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Quantity harvested fanns reporting . . .
Ihider 20 tons farms reporting . . .
20 to 24 ton:; farms reporting . . .
2'j tc 49 ton£ ■ farme reporting
50 to 99 tons farms reporting
100 to 199 tons farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 tons farms reporting . . .
500 or more tons farms reporting . . .
Quantity sold farms reporting, .,
Under 25 tons , — farms reporting . . .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . . .
100 or more tons farms reporting. . .
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for heme use or for Bale farms reporting.
10,0 to 24.9 (
hundredweight .
Valxie of soles farms reporting.
dollars .
Under ■j'20 , .......farms reporting.
$20 to $24 farms reporting .
*25 to ■E49 farms reporting .
$50 to $99 farms reporting.
*100 to $199 fanns reporting .
$200 to $499 farms reporting.
t'SCC' to $999 farms reporting .
$1,000 to $1,499 farms reporting.
$j.,500 to $1,999 farms reporting.
$2 . 000 to $2 , 999 farms reporting .
$3,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting.
■jilOjOOO or more farms reporting.
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State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
Fiinires on number of workers and wace rates are for hired person? wtirkinp the week preceHiri{; the e
n
Econcnlc class
Item
Total
aU
farms
Conunerclal farms
Other farms
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
Class I
Class II
Class
III
Class IV
Class V
Class VI
Total
Part-
tijne
Part-
retire-
ment
Abnormal
63
138
34
17
S
2
2
56
112
31
14
8
2
1
15
44
6
4
3
1
1
17
30
11
3
2
1
13
20
7
5
1
1
2
"i
7
13
4
1
2
3
3
3
7
26
5
7
3
2
2
persona . . .
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. ..
19
1
"i
Regular workers (to be en^iloyed
150 or more days ) farms reporting . . .
persona . . .
1 hired worker farms reporting...
2 hired workers farms reporting. . .
3 or -t hired workers farms reporting . . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . . .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . . .
36
59
24
9
2
"i
31
43
22
7
2
12
17
8
3
1
9
14
6
2
1
6
8
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5
16
2
2
1
3
4
2
1
2
12
1
1
Seasonal workers (to be eII^>lc^ed leas
than 150 days ) farms reporting • - •
persons —
37
79
22
8
3
3
1
33
69
19
8
3
2
1
9
27
5
2
"i
1
8
16
5
1
1
1
8
12
4
4
1
2
1
6
11
4
2
1
1
4
10
3
1
3
3
3
1
7
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting . . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting . . .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting...
1
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers fanoe reporting . . .
Both regular and seasonal
hired worlars farms reporting...
Seasonal hired workers and no
regular hired workers f aras reporting . . .
26
10
27
23
8
25
6
6
3
9
8
5
1
7
1
1
1
5
2
1
3
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
34
53
222
312
"i
2
2
6
3
7
5
8
31
49
223
301
11
22
260
341
"2
2
2
3
2
11
16
220
289
1
"3
4
1
2
4
5
150
260
"i
I
1
1
3
4
155
269
1
"i
1
2
2
160
125
3
4
203
446
1
"2
2
2
246
268
1
"i
persons . . .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars...
2
160
625
$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 mcnth farms reporting . . .
$215 to $274 per month fame reporting...
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting . . .
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting. . .
$375 and over per month farms reporting . . .
"i
5
21
41
102
"i
1
1
2
46
53
2
2
53
78
1
1
2
2
40
28
"i
1
1
17
40
114
1
persons. ..
Average hours worked per person per week hours...
Average wage rate per person per week dollarfl...
17
40
114
$12 to $24 per week fame reporting...
$40 to $49 per week fame reporting . . .
$50 to $59 per week farms reporting . . .
$60 to $69 per week faroB reporting. . .
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting...
$90 and over per week farms reporting...
1
1
1
2
l.X
1
1.00
...
1
1
2
1.00
1
persons . . .
Average hours worked per person per day houro . . .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars.,.
tinder $4 per day farms reporting . . .
$5 per day fame reporting . . .
$6 per day farms reporting...
$7 per day farms reporting. . .
$8 per day farms reporting...
$9 per day farms reporting . . .
$10 per day farms reporting. . .
$12 and over per day farms reporting. . .
...
29
26
58
1.65
"2
2
21
8
22
1.27
"i
6
4
12
2.13
8
12
1.96
"s
1
2
2.00
4
9
1.49
1
1
2
1
1
1.25
3
5
1.40
1
2
3
5
1.40
1
2
...
persona . . .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollaro. . .
Under $0.45 per hcwr farms reporting...
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting...
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting...
1
63
63
'.'.'.
$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. . .
23
Paid on a piece-wofk basis farms reporting . . .
persona. . .
M AiltiilUb tva THK STATE
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
[FiEures on number of workers and wape ralea are for hired persons workini; the week precedinc the enumeration]
Type of farm
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
Cash-
grain
Other
field-crop
Vegetable
Poultry
Dairy
Uvestock
ranches
Livestock
farms
other than
poultry
and dairy
farms and
livestock
ranches
General
Miscel-
laneous
and un-
classified
Hired workers f amis reporting . . .
persons . . .
1 hired worker farms reporting. . .
63
138
34
17
8
2
2
36
59
24
9
2
1
37
79
22
8
3
3
1
26
10
27
34
53
222
312
1
2
"2
6
3
7
5
8
5
21
41
102
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1.00
1
29
63
1.63
"3
2
1
23
2
5
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
1
1
240
200
1
1
1.50
1
11
23
5
1
1
5
3
1
7
13
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
188
350
1
10
22
2.03
1
9
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
1
2
1
2
196
338
"i
2
2
2.25
2
5
7
3
2
3
5
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
1
1
250
500
1
4
6
1.58
1
"3
24
53
16
3
3
1
1
16
20
14
1
1
14
33
9
3
1
1
10
6
8
19
31
234
320
"1
1
3
2
5
4
3
4
4
46
53
"1
1
"i
"i
1
1
2
1.00
- 1
5
17
1.21
1
4
8
1
2
1
3
7
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
4
8
210
231
2
1
1
5
6
1
3
2
1
2
2
2
3
2
3
4
180
213
1
' i
1
2
2
1.25
1
1
2
5
2
1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
220
400
1
2
5
1.58
1
1
7
26
3
3
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 eii5)loyed
150 or more days ) farms reporting. . .
persons. . .
"i
5
16
2
2 hired workers farms reporting. . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting...
2
10 or more hired workers farms reporting...
Seasonal workers {to be employed less
than 150 days ) farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
1
4
10
3
2 hired workers farms reporting . . .
1
10 or more hired workers 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. . .
3
2
2
3
persons . . .
Average hours worked per person per month. .. .hours. . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars...
Under $50 per month farms reporting. . .
4
203
446
.^85 to $109 per month farms reporting. . .
.^130 to $169 per month farms reporting. . .
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting. . .
1
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting. . .
2
Paid on a weekly basis fame reporting...
persons. . .
Average hours worked per person per week hours...
Average wage rate per person per week dollars...
1
17
40
114
;fl2 to +24 per week f anns reporting —
$25 to .^29 per week fame reporting...
+30 to $39 per week farms reporting. . .
$40 to .,-i9 per week farms reporting. . .
+50 to $59 per week farms reporting...
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.. .
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting. . .
$90 and over per week farms reporting. . .
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
Average hours worked per person per day hours...
Average wage rate per person per day dollars...
Under $4 per day farms reporting...
1
$5 per day farms reporting...
$7 per day farms reporting. . .
$8 per day farms reporting...
$9 per day fame reporting. . .
$10 per day farms reporting —
$li per day farms reporting...
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting...
persons .. .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars...
3
5
1.40
+0.55 to ^,0.64 per hour farms reporting...
+0,65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting...
$0.75 to :(i0,84 per hour farms reporting.. .
■,'1.45 and over per hour farms reporting. ..
2
persons...
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeralion...f arms reporting...
persons . . .
ALASKA
State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
17
Under 10 10 to <;9
week preceding ihe
Size of farm
Hired workers f a™s reporting ,
persons.
1 hired worlter 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 faims reporting.
Regular workers (to be eng^loyed 150
or more days ) f aims reporting . ,
persons..
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting .
3 to *1 hired workers farms reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers faims reporting..
Seasonal workers (to be employed less
than 150 days) farms reporting.
persons..
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting.,
3 to A hired workers farms reporting ■ .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting..
Regular hired workers and no
seasonal hired workers fazmB reporting..
Both regular and seasonal
hired workers faims reporting. .
Seasonal hired workers and no
regular hired workers farms reporting..
Paid on a nwnlhly basis farmG reporting..
persons.,
Average hours worked per persco per month. .. .hours.,
Average wage rate per person per month dollars..
Under $50 per month farms reporting.,
$50 to $6^ per month farmu reporting..
$85 to $109 per month ferns reporting..
$110 to $129 per month faims reporting..
$130 to $169 per month farmo reporting..
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting..
$215 to $27<i per month farmc reporting.,
$275 to $324 per moatb farms reporting..
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting.,
$375 and over per month fanno reporting.,
Paid on a weekly basis faime reporting.
persoDS,
Average hours worked per pereon per week hours.
Average wage rate per perocD per week dollars.
Under $12 per week farms reporting.
$12 to $24 per week forms reporting.
$25 to $29 per week fane reporting.
$30 to $39 per week farms reporting ,
$40 to $49 per week farmw reporting.
$50 to $59 per week farme reporting.
$60 to $69 per week farms reporting .
$70 to $79 per week fanac reporting.
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting.
$90 and over per week farms reporting.
Paid on a daily basis faniB reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked per person per day hours.
Average wage rate per person per day dollars.
Under $4 per day farms reporting.
$4 per day farms reporting.
$5 per day farms reporting.
$6 per day farms reporting.
$7 per day forma reporting.
$8 per day farms reporting.
$9 per day farms reporting.
$10 per day farmt; reporting.
$11 per day farms reporting.
$12 and over per day farms reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis forms reporting.
persons.
Average wage rate per person per hour dollaro.
Under $0.45 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 faims reporting.
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour farms reporting.
$1 .45 and over per hour forme reporting .
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting.
persons.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeralioa . .forms reporting.
persons.
Average earnings per person dollars.
18 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. . .
Percent distritnition percent . . .
Land in farms acres...
Percent distribution percent...
Average size of farm acres...
Value Of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars...
Average per acre dollars...
Land in farms 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 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres fanns reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.. .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting...
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used onl^ for pasture farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cropland failure farms reporting. . .
Other cropland fanns reporting...
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
Woodland net pastured fanns reporting...
Other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) farms reporting . . ■
Land use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting..
Woodland suitable for
clearing for crops farms reporting..
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 years number. .
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number,.
55 to 64 years number..
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total. .. .operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting..
200 or more days operators reporting..
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting, .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-fajm work. .. .operators reporting..
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting..
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number..
With other members of family working
off fann operators reporting. .
With income .from sources other
than farm operated operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. . ..operators reporting..
FARMS BV SIZE
Under 10 acres number..
10 to 49 acres number.,
50 to 69 acres number..
70 to 99 acres number. .
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 179 acres number..
180 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number..
260 to 499 acres number..
500 to 999 acres number..
1,000 to 1,999 acres number..
2,000 or more acres number,.
F\RMS BY COI/>R AND TENURE
All farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number, ,
All tenants number. ,
White operators:
Pull owners number. ,
Part owners number. ,
All tenants number. ,
Nonvdiite opei^tors;
Full owners number. .
Part owners. number. ,
All tenants number..
See footnotes at end of table.
100.0
888,331
100.0
2,420.5
730,857
82.3
3,950.6
8,932
132
50,840
46
451,135
140
6,781
141
11,973
179
352,326
39.7
17,616.3
124,431
14.0
3,456.4
ALASKA 19
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(Fnr (iefiniUons and expliu
Commercial farnis-Conlinued
Part-rettretTient
FARMS, ACREAGE. \\D VALIE
Farms number. .
Percent distribution percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent..,
Average size of farm acres,.,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars...
Average per acre dollars...
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting...
I 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 repcrting..,
200 to ^99 acres farms reporting..,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres fanns reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured.. ........faras reporting...
Cropland failure farms reporting..
Other cropland farms reporting..
Woodland paFtured farms reporting..
Woodland not pa^ured faims reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting..
Wcx>dland suitable for
clearing for crc^w farms reporting..
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years .number..
25 to 3* years number..
35 to AA years nximber..
-iS to 5i years number. .
55 to 6A years number. .
65 CT nore years • .number..
Average age years..
OFF-F\U'.( WRK WD OTIfER fNCnVIF,
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total,,.. operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting..
200 or more days operators reporting..
With other mcmbora of fandly^ working
off farm operators reporting..
With income f rem sources other than farm
operated and off-fam work., . .operators reporting..
With other Inccmc of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting..
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number..
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting,.
With income from sources other
than farm operated operators reporting..
With other Income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold... .c^eratoro reporting..
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number.,
10 to 49 acres number.,
50 to 69 acres number. ,
70 to 99 acres number,,
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 179 acres number.,
iSO to 219 acres number.,
220 to 259 acres number,,
260 to 499 acres number. ,
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1,999 acres number.
2,000 or more acres number.,
FARMS BY aH/lR AND TTNI RE
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
White operators;
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Nonwhlte operators:
Full owners niimber.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,973
6
3,502
42.0
151,661
17.1
984.8
113
16,087
28
71,680
114
2,662
124
8,252
152
20 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For rieflm lions and explw
F\RMS BV TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number. .
Other field-crop fanns number, .
Vegetable farms number..
Fmit-and-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms number..
Dairy faims number, .
LivestcMk farms other than poultry and dairy
farms and livestock ranches number..
Livestock ranches number. .
General farms number. .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number..
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACnJTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number. .
Potato diggers farms reporting..
number. .
Silos (upright and pit) farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting . .
number..
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number. .
Tractors farms reporting..
number . .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. .
number. .
1 tractor farms report! ng . .
2 tractors farms reporting . .
3 tractors farms reporting,.
'V tractors.., farms reporting.,
5 or more tractors farms reporting . ,
Wheel tractors farms reporting..
number. .
Crawler tractors farms reporting..
number . .
GEtrden tractors farms reporting. .
number. .
Autcmobiles farms reporting. .
• number. .
Autonobiles and/ or motortrucks fanns reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freezer farms reporting. .
MilMng machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting..
Power-c^rated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting..
Electricity farms reporting. .
From power line farms reporting..
From home plant farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting..
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a
hard surface road farms reporting.,
1 or more miles to a
hard surface road farms reporting..
1 mile farms reporting. ,
2 or 3 miles fanns reporting . ,
4 miles farms reporting . .
5 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers faims reporting.,
persons . ,
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days ) farms reporting , ,
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
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 or more hired workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
Commercial farms
ALASKA iJl
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Convnerctal fanns— Continue)
Economic class— Continued
Part^retirement
FARMS BY T\ PE OF FARM
Cash-gralD farms number. .
Other field-crop farms number. .
Vegetable f amis number. ,
Fruit-and-nut farms mimber..
Poultry farms •• .....number. .
Dairy farnE number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
farms and livestoci: ranches number..
Livestock ranches number..
General farms •• number. .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms nmnber..
SPEOFIED EQITPMEST AND FACILnTES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines ....farms reporting..
number..
Potato diggers farms reporting..
number..
Silos (upright and pit) farms reporting.,
number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
number..
Iifcrtortrucks f anas reporting. .
number..
Tractors farms reporting,.
number,.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. .
number..
1 tractor fanns reporting,.
2 tractors farms reporting..
3 tractors fanns reporting,.
i tractors f airos reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting,,
■heel tractors farms reporting..
number..
Crawler tractors fanns reporting,,
number..
Garden tractors fanns reporting. .
number.,
AutcQobiles farms reporting..
number. ,
Autcoioblles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric mllli cooler farms reporting,.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting..
Power- operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting . .
Electricity farms reporting..
Fran power line fanns reporting..
From home plant farms reporting..
r-arms by kind ot road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale fanns reporting. ,
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a
hard sxirface road farms reporting..
hard surface road fanns reporting.,
1 mile farms reporting,.
2 or 3 miles fanns reporting..
4 miles fanns reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting . .
h ARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING F-NIWEKATION
Hired workers farms reporting.
persona..
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days) farms reporting,.
persona..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker fanns reporting..
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers fanns reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers fanns reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCF OF FARM OPF.RATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on fann operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
22 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For definitions and explan&lions,
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER ANT) LPIF,
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year farms reporting . . ,
acres on which xised...
Dry materials farms reporting...
Crops on which used —
Hay and cropland pastui*e farms reporting...
Dry materials farms reporting..,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
OatSj other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting...
Diy materials farms reporting..,
Irish potatoes fanns reporting..,
l}ry materials farms reporting...
Vegetables farms reporting . .
Dry materisils fanns reporting..
All other crops farms reporting..
Diy materials farms reporting...
Lime or liming materials used
during the year,.,.., farms reporting..
acres limed..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDimiES
Any of the following
specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $999 fanns reporting..
$1,000 to $1,999 fanns reporting. .
$2,000 to $-1,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,';99 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 fanns reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire fanns reporting..
dollars . .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $999 faiTBS reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor faims reporting..
dollars . .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 fanns 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 to $49,999 farms reporting.,
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting,.
dollars . .
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 fams reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil for the farm business farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $499 farms reporting,,
$500 to $999 farms reporting.,
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.,
$5,000 or more farms reporting,.
Purchase of ccoanercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials farms reporting.,
dollars . .
Land clearing, breaking,
and draining farms reporting . .
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
321, U7
97
78,210
276,551 I
50
47,335
77,688
8
5,643
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Economic class-Continued
Commercial f aims— Continue
ISE OF COSftlERaAL FERTIUZER AND LBCE
Coninercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year farms reporting. .
acres on iriiich used..
Diy materials fams reporting..
Crops on ^lich used —
Hay and cropland pasture fanns reporting,.
Dry materials farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials fams reporting..
Oats, other grains, and eiixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage famts reporting..
Dry materials fan&s reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tona..
Vegetables farms reporting. .
Dry materials faims reporting..
tons..
All ether crops fanas reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Lime or Liming materials used
during the year farms reporting..
acres limed..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following
specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry fanas reporting,.
dollars . ,
Under $100 farms reporting,.
$100 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to i^,999 farms reporting..
$?,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $1,000 .....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 or more farms reporting..
Uachine hire farms reporting..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor fanns reporting,.
dollars . .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 faims reporting,.
$1,000 to $2,499 fariMi reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 fame reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting..
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil for the farm business farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting,.
Purchase of commercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials farms reporting..
dollars . .
Land clearing, breaking,
and draining fanns reporting..
dollars . .
See footnotes at end of table.
28,712
8
3,944
22,759
10
7,874
30,473
45
29,785
Part-retirempnl
24 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For Horinitions nnd explai
ESTIMATED VALtTF OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars . .
average per farm, dollars..
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nirts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy product:" sold dollars, .
Livestock asw- livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
I.I\'t>r(X'K WD LI\T>5T0CK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting..
number. .
Cows, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting..
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting. .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
number. .
Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting. .
number..
FaiTOS reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves —
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to A head farms reporting . .
5 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting,.
20 to A9 head fajins reporting..
50 to 99 head farms reporting,.
100 to ^99 head farms reporting..
500 or more head farms reporting,.
Cows including heifers that have calved —
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head faims reporting..
20 to 29 head fanns reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting . ,
50 to 74 head farms reporting.,
75 to 99 head fanns reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Milk cows—
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head fanas reporting,.
10 to 19 head faims reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head fanns reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or more head farms reporting,.
Horses and/or mules fanns reporting. ,
number..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
number. .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting.,
number. .
Sheep 3nd lambs fanns reporting. .
number. ,
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting..
number. I
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting, ,
number.,
Ewes farms reporting . ,
number. ,
Rams and wethers farms reporting . ,
number . .
Goats and kids farms reporting.,
number..
Chickens 4 months old and over fanns 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 .
Sheep and lambs sold ali ve farms reporting .
number.
dollars.
Mili and cream sold' farms reporting.
pounds,
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
See footnotes at end of table.
3,214,299
8,758
847,078
2,367,221
317,266
1,634,700
6,010
159
3,159
L26
2,186
151
1,863
121
1,205
31
1,004
6,925
10
4,337
3,044,425
16,456
766,746
2,277,679
305,040
1,591,615
5,397
105
2,919
88
2,030
107
1,617
83
861
1,229
1,093
195,^96
172,167
22
13
1,221
1,144
61,511
58,917
10
5
3,756
3,691
75,666
73,391
99
80
15,282,487
14,775,003
1,634,700
1,591,615
1,098,743
54,937
241,897
856,846
130,903
533,912
975,932
27,109
164,020
811,912
36,300
672,145
5,079
1
2,931
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTIC'S BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Cbminercial farm&-Conlinu«
Econnmic class- Continued
ESTIMATED WIA'E OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold. total, dollars..
average per fann, dollars..
All crops sold dollars . .
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars*.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Daliy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVFi?rOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. .
number...
Govs, including heifers that
have calved f anns reporting. .
number. .
Uilk COV8 faros reporting..
number..
Heifers and heifer calves ranos reporting..
nun^ber..
Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves fauns reporting..
nunber. .
Fanne reporting by nunber on hand:
Cattle and calves^
1 head farms reporting..
2 to j^ head faros reporting..
S to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 bead fanaa reporting..
20 to 49 head f ama reporting . .
50 to 99 head fanns reporting..
100 to 499 head fame reporting..
500 or flk^re head fai^ns reporting..
Cows Including heifers that have calved—
1 head fauna reportii^..
2 to 9 head fanoa reporting..
10 to 19 head fama reporting. .
20 to 29 head fauna reporting..
30 to A9 head fanna reporting..
SO to 74 head faima reporting..
75 to 99 bead fanna reporting..
100 or more head fanaa reporting..
Milk cowB-
1 head fama reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 bead farma reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head faim reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farma reporting..
Horses and/Of mutes. fanna reporting. .
number..
Hogs and pigs farma reporting. .
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting,.
number. .
Bom before June 1 farmo reporting..
number..
Sheep and lamtn farms reporting..
number..
Lamba under 1 year old farms reporting..
number. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ewes farms reporting..
number..
Rama and wethera fanna reporting..
number. .
Goats and kids fanna reporting..
number. .
Chickens 4 monttis old and over farmo reportlr.g..
number. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive fanos reporting..
number.,
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars . .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,,
number. .
dollars . .
Milk and cream oold^ ..farms reporting,.
pounds , .
dollars , .
Chicken egga sold farms reporting.,
dozens..
See footnotes at end of table.
229,325
7,398
85,084
144,241
46,666
55,801
98,397
3,514
55,409
42,988
15,520
8,873
24,289
1,280
11,069
13,220
1,471
1,377
46,854
10,250
1,590
36,073
10,674
4,121
7,942
1,552
1,044
26 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
LIVKSmCK AVD LIVESTOCK PRnDUCTS-Conlmued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting,
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters farms reporting.
3 to 9 litters fanns reporting.
10 to 19 litters farms reporting.
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.
40 to 69 litters farms reporting.
70 or more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to November 30 fanos reporting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Oats harvested alone for grain farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Sales farms reporting,
hundredweight .
Barley harvested alone for grain farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Sales farms reporting .
hundredweight.
Hay crops:
Land from irtiich hay was cut acres.
Mixed grains cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting .
Tame and cultivated grasses
cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Marsh, prairie, and wild grasses
cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Mixed grains, vetches, peas, and
grasses cut for silage farms reporting.
tons, green weight.
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale dollars.
112,805
187,975
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes mlli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
Commercial farms
6,068
5
5,868
23,386
9,938
34,276
65,757
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
E^nomic cl&ss— ContJni
(For dermitions uid explaj
LINTSTOCn VVD Lh'ESTOCX PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters rarrowed December 1. 1958, to
Novemtier 30, 19S9. farms reporting.
moBber of litters.
1 or 2 litters fanns reporting..
3 to 9 Utters farms reporting,
10 to 19 Utters fanns reporting.,
20 to 39 Utters fanns reporting.,
40 to 69 Utters farms reporting,
70 or more Utters farms reporting.,
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting.,
mimber of Utters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.,
number of Utters.,
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Oats harvested alone for grain fanns reporting..
hundlredwelgbt . .
Sales farms reporting..
hundredweight . .
Barley harvested alone for grain fanos reporting..
hundredweight . ■
Sales farms reporting..
hundredweight . .
Hay crops:
Land frcB ^ilch hay was cut acres..
Uixed grains cut for hay fams reporting..
Sales fama reporting..
TaoDe and ctiltivated grasses
cut for hay faras reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
liarsb, prairie, and wild grasses
cut for hay fanns reporting,.
Sales farms reporting.,
tens.,
Uixed grains, vetches, peas, and
grasses cut for silage fants reporting.,
tana, green weight.,
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale faras reporting. ,
hundredweight. ,
Vegetatil«B harreated for sale dollora..
Convnercial raim^-Continued
3,246
2,656
1,874
10
1,429
Part-retirement
28 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
Dairy farms
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number. . .
Percent distribution percent. . .
Land in farms acres. . .
Percent distribution percent...
Average size of farm acres...
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars. . .
Average per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting. . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting. . .
30 to '♦9 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..,
100 to 199 acres fanns reporting.. .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. . ,
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured farms report ing . . .
Cropland failure farms reporting. .
Other cropland farms reporting..
Woodland pastxired faims reporting..
Woodland not pastiu-ed farms reporting. .
Cfther pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Land-use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting..
Woodland suitable for
clearing for crops farms reporting..
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operalots reporting age number. .
Under 25 years nujnber. .
25 to 34 years nmnber. .
35 to 44 years number. .
45 to 54 years number. .
55 to 64 years number. .
65 or more years number. .
Average age years. .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
WorteLng off their faims, total operators reporting.,
1 to 99 days operators reporting. .
100 to 199 days operators reporting. ,
200 or more days operators reporting. ,
With other members of family workljig
off farm operators reporting.,
With incone from sources other than farm
operated and off -farm work. ... operators reporting.
With other incone of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold.... operators reporting.
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number.
With other members of family working
off f aim operators reporting.
With inccane from sources other
than farm operated operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold... .operators reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
730,857
3,950.6
13.7
6,082
7,980
35.1
306.9
24
32.9
5,093
22.4
212.2
ALASKA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continueci
Dairy farms
29
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number..
10 to 4.9 acres number. .
50 to 69 acres number. .
70 to 99 acres number. .
100 to 139 acres nxnnber. .
140 to 179 acres number. .
180 to 219 acres number. .
220 to 259 acres number. .
260 to 499 acres number..
500 to 999 acres number. .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number. .
2,000 or more acres number. .
F \R\e BV COIJOR AND TENTIRF
All farm operators:
Full omers nuniber..
Part owners number..
All tenants nuniber. .
White operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. .
All tenants number..
Hooililte operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners numter. .
All tenants Dumber..
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAOIJTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain ccmblnes farms reporting. .
number..
Potato diggers farms reporting. .
number..
Slloe (upright and pit) farms reporting..
number..
Field forage harvesters fanoB reporting. .
number. .
Uotortrucks fauns re{>ortlng..
number..
Tractors fanne reporting. .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. .
number. .
1 tractor fanno reporting..
2 tractors fanno reporting. .
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors forms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting. .
Wheel tractors fanns reporting. .
nut&ber..
Crawler tractors farms reporting. .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting,.
number. .
Automobiles farms reporting. .
number. .
Automobiles and/or mcrtortruckB farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Heme freezer farms reporting. .
mUdng machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting.,
Power- operated elevator, ceoveyor,
or blower farms reporting. .
Electricity farms reporting.,
Frooi power line farms reporting. ,
Frcn home plant farms reporting.,
Farms by hind of toad on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting.,
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved faims reporting. .
Less than 1 mile to a
hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a
hard surface roed farms reporting.,
1 mile farms reporting. ,
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. ,
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
30 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Dairy farms
llcm
(For .lofinitions nn.l .-vplanacions, s<.<- loM)
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDINfi ENUMERATION
Hired workers f«™s reportliig. . ,
personB...
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days) farms reporting. . .
persons. . ■
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
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 or more hired workers farms reporting...
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Operators not reporting residence number. . .
I'SR nF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Ccramercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year farms reporting. . .
acres on v^ich used...
Dry materials farms reporting..
Crops on which used —
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Oats, other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms report tng . .
Vegetables farms reportlJig. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting.,
tons..
Lijne or liming materials used
during the year farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
11,431
1,841
8,559
1,226
ALASKA
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Dairy farms
31
SPEORED FARM EXPENDITIHES^
Ai]y of the f olloirlng
epeclfled expenditures farms reporting...
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. . .
Under $100 farms reporting. . .
$100 to $999 farms reporting. . .
$1,000 to $1,999 fanns reporting. . .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting...
$5,000 or more farms reporting...
Purchase of liveetocl: and poultry farms reporting...
dollars. . .
Under $1,000 farms reporting...
$1,000 to $2,^99 farms reporting...
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting...
$5,000 to $9,999 farms report lag. . .
$10,000 or more farme reporting...
Uachine hire farms reporting. . .
dolors.. .
Under $200 farms reporting...
$200 to $999 fanas reporting...
$1,000 or more farms reporting...
Hired labor fanae reporting. . .
dollars. . .
Under $200 fanaB reporting...
$200 to $499 fartas 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 reportll^...
$20,000 to $49,999 forms reporting. . .
$50,000 or more fams reporting. . .
Se«da, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil for the farm business fams reporting..
dollars. .
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more fams reporting. .
Purchase of comnercial fertiliser and
fertilizing materials farme reporting. .
dollars. .
lAnd clearing, brealdng,
and draining farms reporting. .
dollars. .
ES-TTMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOIfKO;
AM larm products sold total, dollara.
average per farm, dollars.
All crops sold dollars.
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars.
Vegetables sold dollars.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars.
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollara.
Dairy products sold dollars.
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
276, 551
50
47,335
528,339
175,137
.?10
63,060
2,277,679
305,040
1,591,615
381,024
62,142
8,223
285
1,656,751
3,161
1,579,450
74,140
55,235
5
6,879
45,602
40,802
531,831
17, 535
65,345
6
5,095
690,317
3,161
664,795
22,361
313,907
.-'2,837
11,9
1,648
1,280
1,2
32 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Dairy farms
LrVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting..,
number. . .
Cows, including heifers that
have cBlved fanns reporting...
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting...
number. . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting. . .
number. . .
Steers and bulls including steer
and bull calves farms reporting. . .
number. .
Farms reporting by number on hetnd:
Cattle and calves —
1 head farms reporting...
2 to 4 head farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to -49 head fanns reporting. .
50 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 to 499 head farms reporting. .
500 or more head farms reporting. .
Cows including heifers that have calved —
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporting. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Milk cows—
1 head faims reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head fa"rms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Hotses and/of mules farms reporting. .
number. .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
number. .
Bom since June 1 , farms reporting..
number. .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting. .
number. .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting. .
number. .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting. .
number. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number . .
Ewes farms reporting. .
number. .
Rams and wethers farms reporting. .
number. .
Goats and kids farms reporting. .
Chickens 4 months old and over. farms reporting. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and valves sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting,.
pounds. .
dollars. .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens. .
Litters faitowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting. ,
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters...., farms reporting.,
3 to 9 litters faims reporting.,
10 to 19 litters farms reporting.,
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.,
40 to 69 litters farms reporting, ,
70 or more litters farms reporting. ,
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting. ,
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters ■
See footnotes at end of table.
5,397
105
2,919
2,071
72
2,04A
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Dairy farms
33
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Oats harvested alone for grain f anna reporting
hundredweight. . ,
Sales farms reporting.. .
hundredweight. . .
Barley harvested alone for grain farms reporting...
hundredweight. . .
Sales farms reporting...
hundredweight . . .
Hay crops:
Land fron rtilch hay was cut acres
Mixed grains ctit for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting,
Sales farms reporting. .
toDS, green weight.
bundredwe Ight .
Vegetables harvested for sale dollars.
100,093
175,137
1,171
2
1,171
2,298
2,098
7,200
4,800
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Includes mllic equivalent of cream and hutterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for fams with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
34 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
Conmereial farms by type of fairo
Total all fanns
Fnii t -and -nut
F\RMS, ACREWE, \vn VALUE
Farms ninnber . . .
Percent distribution percent. . .
Land in fatms acres . .
Percent distribution percent . .
Average size of f aim acres . . ,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars . .
Land In farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fanns reporting. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres faims reporting..
20 to 29 acres f aims reporting . .
30 to 49 acres fanns reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres fanns reporting. .
200 to 499 acres fanns reporting. .
500 to 999 acres faims reporting..
1,000 or more acres fanns reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture fanns reporting..
Cropland not harvested
and not pasttired fanns reporting. .
Cropland failure fanns reporting . .
Other cropland farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured fanns reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) fanns reporting . .
Land use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting..
Woodland suitable for
clearing for crops farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 34 yeeo^ number. .
35 to 44^ years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years _••!.■ number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK \SD OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farais, total. .. .operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting . .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off -farm work. .. .operators reporting..
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting..
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number. ■
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting. .
With incone frcn sources other
than faiin operated operators reporting . .
With other incone of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. operators reporting..
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number. ,
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number.,
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number.
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number.
1,000 to 1,999 acres number.
2,000 or more acres number.
See footnotes at end of table.
838,331
2,420.5
9,610
277
21,124
730,857
100.0
3,950.6
6,781
141
U,973
2,775
0.4
277.5
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continueci
Commercial farms by type of fann— Continued
Poultry farms
Livestock fanns
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
General farms
F^RMS. ACREAGE, VVDVXLIE
Fsrais number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms.. acres,
Percent distribution percent.
Average size of faun acres ,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
Average per acre doll&rs
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested. fatms reporting.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting.
30 to ^9 acres farms reporting ,
50 to 99 acres fauns reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres faims reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
CxDpland not harvested
and not pastured fanos reporting
Crcppland failure fanns reporting
Other cropland fanns reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastxired fanns reporting
Other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) farms reporting
Land useptactices:
lAnd cleared since 1950 fanns reporting.
Woodland suitable for
clearing for crops farms reporting.
F\RM OPERATORS BY \GE
Operators reporting age ninber.
Under 25 years mmber.
25 to 34 years number.
35 to 44 years number .
45 to 54 years nuotber .
55 to 64 years number.
6? or mare years nunber .
Average age years .
OFF-FVRM WORK AND OTHER tSCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their fanns, total.. ..operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators reporting .
With other members of family worlcing
off f am operators reporting .
With Incane fron sources other than fann
operated and off-fann work. .. .operators reporting.
With other Incone of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting.
Operators not working off their fauns or not
reporting as to work off their fanns number.
With other members of family worldng
off fann operators reporting .
With Incane fron sources other
than farm operated operators reporting .
With other Inccme of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres mmber .
10 to 49 acrea number.
50 to 69 acres n\mber.
70 to 99 acres number .
100 to 139 acres number.
140 to 179 acres mnnber.
180 to 219 acres ntmiber.
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number.
500 to 999 acrea number .
1,000 to 1,999 acrea mmber.
2,000 or more acres nunber.
See footnotes at end of table.
19
10.3
1,079
0.1
56.8
3,543
63
6,239
4,179
0.6
245 .S
690,770
94.5
62,797.3
36 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For Herinition? and explai
Total all farms
al farms by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Vegetable farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENl'RE OF OPER\TOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number
Part owners number
All tenants number
FARMS BY FrONOMlC CLASS
Ccranercial fanus -. number
Class I number
Class II number
Class III number
Class IV number
Class V number
Class VI number
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND F^CILITIF.S AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain ccmbines farms reporting .
number.
Potato diggers farms reporting .
number .
Silos (upright and pit) fanns reporting.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reporting .
number .
Tractors farms reporting .
number .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number .
1 tractor farms reporting .
2 tractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporting ,
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
Crawler tractors farms reporting .
number.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
number .
Autcmobiles farms reporting .
number.
Autanobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting ,
Home freezer farms reporting.
Ml Iking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops ) farms reporting ,
Power-operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting,
Electricity farms reporting.
Fran power line farms reporting ,
FroQ hone plant farms reporting,
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting,
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting ,
Less than 1 mile to a
hard surface road farms reporting,
1 or more miles to a
hard surface road farms reporting ,
1 mi le farms reporting .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting,
<♦ miles farms reporting,
5 or more miles farms reporting.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING EMTMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons ,
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days ) farms reporting ,
persons ,
Faims reporting by number of regular hired workers:
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 or more hired workers farms reporting .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting
Not residing on fann operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number
See footnotes at end of table.
ALASKA
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continuecl
37
(For definitions and explfti
Cannnercial fanns by type of farm— Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy fanns
and livestoclt
Livestock ranches
General farms
FAI&IS BY COLOR AND TENlTtE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
FARMS BY EOOVOSflC CL \SS
CoBiercial fams number.
Class I number .
Class II number.
Class III number .
Class IV number.
Class V number.
Class VI miinber.
SPEaFlED EQUIPyENT \ND FACILITIES ASD KIND OF ROAD
Grain ccotblnes farms reporting.
Potato diggers farms reporting.
mmber.
Silos (iq>rlgbt and pit) fanns reporting.
nxsnber.
Field forage harvesters fams reporting .
mmber.
yotortrucks farms reporting .
number.
Tractors fams reporting.
nunber.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number .
1 tractor faims reporting.
2 tractors f aims reporting .
3 tractors farms reporting.
* tractors faima reporting.
5 or more tractors f aims reporting.
Wheel tractors fanas reporting.
number .
Crawler tractors farms reporting.
nunber.
Garden tractors faims reporting.
number.
Autonoblles faims reporting.
Autcnobileo and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
HoBte freezer forms reporting.
Ullklng machine faims reporting.
Electric milk cooler faxma reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
oUier crops) farms reporting.
Power -operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting.
Electricity farms reporting.
PrcfD power line farms reporting.
Fran hoDie plant farms reporting.
Farms by hind of foad on which located:
Hard surface faims reporting.
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting.
Dir^ or unimproved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a
hard surface road farms reporting.
hard surface road farms reporting.
1 mile farms reporting.
2 or 3 miles faims reporting.
A miles faros reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting .
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting.
persons.
Regular hired workers (employed
150 or more days ) farms reporting .
Fajae reporting by number of regular hired workers:
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 or more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF F\RM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on faun operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
38 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Commercial farms by type of fann
(For definitions ami pxplanntir
Total all farms
Cash -grain farms
Vegetable fan
USE OF COMMERHAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Cknanercial fertilizer and fertilising materials
used during the year farms reporting . ,
acres on vrtilch used.,
Dry materials f aims reporting .
Crops on vdilch used —
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials fanns reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland) fanns reporting. ,
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Oats, other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting.
Irish potatoes farms reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting .
Vegetables farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
All other crops farms reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting .
Lime or liming materials used
during the year farms reporting.
acres limed.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following
specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars . .
Iftider :flOO farms reporting..
$100 to +■999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 fanns reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry fanns reporting..
dollars . .
Under $1,000 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to ^1-1,999 fanns reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 fanns reporting..
10,000 or more fanns reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under •;'200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $999 fanns reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor fanns reporting. .
dollars . ,
Under $200 farms reporting, ,
$200 to $499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $999 fanns reporting.,
$1,000 to $2,499 fanns reporting.,
$2,500 to :ii4,999 farms reporting.,
$5,000 to ■*i9,999 fams reporting.,
$10,000 to yl9,999 farms reporting.,
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting.
$50,000 or more farms reporting.,
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting.
dol lars .
IMder -i^lOO farms reporting.
$100 to vi99 farms reporting.
$500 to ■1-999 fanns reporting.
■1^1,000 or more fanns reporting .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil far the farm business fanns reporting.
Under ^lOO fanns reporting .
$100 to $499 farms reporting.
$500 to $999 fanns reporting.
$1,000 to $4,999 fanns reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Purchase of ccmmerclal fertlllaer and
fertilizing materials fanns reporting.
dollars.
Land clearing, breaking,
and draining farms reporting.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Commercial farms by type of fann — Continued
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy fanns
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
USE OF OOMVIERaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Ccnmercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year farais reporting.
acres on vhlch used.
Dry materials fanns reporting.
Crops an which used —
Hay and cropland pastiu^ fanns reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Other pasture (not cropland) fams reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting.
Oate, other grains. Bud mixed grains for
grain, bay, or silage fanns reporting.
Dry materials fanns repoi^lng.
Irish potatoes fanns reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting.
Vegetables fan&s reporting.
Dry materials fan&s reporting.
All other crops fanas reporting.
Dry materials fanas reporting.
Lime or liming materials used
during the year fame reporting.
acr«s limed.
SPEHRED FVRM EXPENDITl RES
Any of the following
specified expenditures faros reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry famka reporting.,
dollars . .
Under $100 fams reporting..
^JlOO to *999 fai»B reporting..
il,000 to il,999 fanas reporting..
v2,000 to >4,999 fanns reporting.,
$5,000 or more fams reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry fams reporting..
dollars . .
Under $1,000 fams reporting.,
$1,000 to $2,499 fanns reporting.,
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.,
$5,000 to «9,999 fanas reporting..
$10,000 or more fanns reporting. .
Uachlne hire fanns reporting.,
dollora .
Under $200 fannii reporting..
$200 to $999 fanns reporting..
$1,000 or more fan&s reporting.
Hired labor fanas reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 fanas reporting .
$200 to $499 fanas reporting.
$500 to $999 fanas reporting.
$1,000 to v2,499 farms reporting.
$2,500 to •.•4,999 fanas reporting.
$5,000 to ^9,999 fanao reporting..
$10,000 to -^19,999 fame reporting.
$20,000 to v49,999 fanns reporting.
$50,000 or more farms reporting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees fanns reporting.
dollars .
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $499 farms reporting.
$500 to v999 fanns reporting.
$1,000 or more fanas reporting.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil for the farm business fanns reporting .
dollars .
Uhder vlOO fanas reporting.
$100 to $499 fanas reporting.
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $4,999 fams reporting.
$5,0GO or fflore farms reporting.
Purchase of canmercial fertilizer and
fertilising materials fanas reporting.
dollars .
Land clearing, breaking,
and draining fanns reporting.
dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
37
70
176,875
22
26,057
40 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(Forderinitions and pxplaj
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODtlCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars . .
average per farm, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars . .
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . .
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars. .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars . .
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVF^'^TOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting . .
number. .
Cows, including heifers that
have calved f anas reporting . .
number . .
Milk cows farms reporting..
number . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
number . .
Steers and bulla including steer
and bull calves farms reporting. .
number. .
Faims reporting by n»imber on hand:
Cattle and calves —
1 head fairns reporting..
2 to "i head farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head f anus reporting . .
10 to 19 head f amis reporting . .
20 to -ig head f aims reporting . .
50 to 99 head f anus reporting . .
100 to 4-99 head f aims reporting . .
500 or more head f aims reporting . .
Cows including heifers that have calved —
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting . .
20 to 29 head fanns reporting. .
30 to 49 head faims reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head fanns reporting . .
• 100 or more head faims reporting..
Milk cows —
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 bead farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
lOO or more head farms reporting . .
Horses and/or mules faims reporting . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number. .
Bom since June 1 faims reporting. .
number. .
Bom before June 1 fanns reporting , .
number. .
Stieep and lambs • faims reporting . .
number. .
Lambs under 1 year old faims reporting . .
number. .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number. .
Ewes faims reporting. .
number. .
Rams and wethers fanns reporting. .
number. .
Goats and kids faims reporting . .
number . .
Ctiickens 4 months old and over farms reporting . .
number . .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive faims reporting..
number. .
dollars . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars . .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting . .
number. .
dollars . ,
Milk and cream sold^ farms reporting . ,
pounds . ,
dollars . .
Chicken eggs sold faims reporting . ,
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all fanns
3,214,299
8,758
847,078
581,273
187,975
1,800
2,367,221
317,266
1,634,700
6,010
159
3,159
126
2,186
151
1,863
121
3,908
U
11,262
Commercial farms by type of farm
3,044,425
16,456
766,746
2,277,679
305,040
1,591,615
5,397
105
2,919
88
2,080
107
1,617
1,229
1,093
195,496
172,167
22
13
1,221
1,144
61,511
58,917
10
5
3,756
3,691
75,666
73,891
99
80
15,282,487
14,775,008
1,634,700
1,591,615
Cash-grain fanns
79,585
7,959
68,572
373,206
14,928
372,596
Vegetable fan
119,380
11,938
119,380
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Commercial fanns by type of fann — Continued
Iton
(For definitions and explanalions. see lext)
Poultry fams
Dairy fanns
Livestock fanns
other than poiiltry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Livestock ranches
General fanas
Miscellaneous
fanns
ESTN 4TED VALUE OF PBODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
302,284
15,910
4,985
1,362
3,113
130
380
297,299
294,502
2,074
723
6
26
4
5
4
5
5
13
3
8
4
2
3
1
3
1
1
1
33
19
29,616
1
3
653
2
34,203
2,074
19
336,327
1,727,401
23,663
70,650
62,142
8,223
285
1,656,751
3,161
1,579,450
74,140
73
3,242
72
2,071
72
2,044
69
1,052
46
119
1
1
2
4
42
20
3
1
3
23
19
16
8
1
1
2
2
24
19
15
8
1
1
16
22
13
45
8
23
7
22
106,202
6,365
3,117
2,817
300
105,085
235
8,511
96,339
13
358
10
139
5
22
12
116
12
103
"i
4
3
1
1
6
2
"i
2
2
1
8
64
6
906
6
778
4
130
2
78
2
t
74
2
57
2
17
2
5
1
8
13
148
37,417
6
1,064
53,385
1
7
201
3
62,266
8,511
1
200
196,499
17,864
350
350
196,149
360
195,789
11
1,691
U
692
'ii
391
11
608
2
1
2
2
1
3
"3
73,927
3,214
53,215
49,516
13,699
10,712
6,692
4,020
3
11
1
1
1
1
3
7
3
3
2
1
63,801
average per fans, dollars . . .
6,380
Flelti crops, other than vegetables
840
1,802
Forest products and hortlciiltural
61,159
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars...
Dalrv DTodueta sold dollars
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars...
Ln-ESTOCK AND LIVE?rOCK PRnDITTS
numher...
Cows, including heifers that
number. . .
number.. .
Steers and bull£ Including steer
number...
Fannfl reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves —
Cows including heifers that have calved—
1
1
20 to 29 head Caxan reporting. . .
100 or more bead fanas reporting...
Uilk corn-
number...
9
99
1
2
5
115
4
102
3
"i
mmiber...
number...
1
number...
3
13
number . . .
number. . .
Sheep 1 year old and over famm reporting...
number. ..
17
14,926
3
3,847
3
11,079
3
6,781
3
4,298
2
120
10
278
51,868
"3
3,679
73,580
1
400
number . . .
number . . .
number...
3
number...
Livestock and livestock pfoducis sold:
579
72
618
72,423
3
22
1,517
73
14,666,671
1,579,450
4
3,513
3
number. ..
dollars . . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive fams reporting...
number...
Sheep and lambs sold alive fanns reporting...
number . . .
dollars . . .
Uilk and cream aold^ farms reporting...
pounds . . .
dollars . . .
2,
1,
55
3
27
j65
3
dozens . . .
7,516
See footnotes at end of table.
42 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For rfpfinitions and explai
Total all farms
ial faims by type of farm
Cash-grain fanns
Vegetable farms
LI\'ESTnrK ANT) LU'ESTOCK PRODUCTS-ConUnued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30. 1959 fanns reporting
number of litters
1 or 2 litters farms reporting
3 to 9 litters fanns reporting
10 to 19 litters farms reporting.
20 to 39 litters fanns reporting.
AO to 69 litters faniis reporting
70 or more litters fanns reporting
June 2 to November 30 fanns reporting
number of litters
December 1 to Jiine 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECTFIED CROPS lURVESTED
Oats harvested alone for grain farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Sales fanns reporting.
hundredweight .
Barley harvested alone for grain fanns reporting.
hundredweight .
Sales fanns reporting.
hundredweight.
Hay crops:
Land frcrc which hay was cut..
Mixed grains cut for hay
.fanns reporting
Sales fanns reporting
Sales fanns reporting
Sales farms reporting.
Irish potatoes harvested for hone
use or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale dollars .
112,605
187,975
Z Less than 0.05 percent; or reported in small fractions.
^Inclxides milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
Does not Include acreage for fanna with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
100,093
175,137
1,325
3
1,770
7,067
101, '134
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continuecl
5 and explanations, see tent)
CcEnmercial farms by type of farm— Continued
Livestock fanns
other than poultry
and dairy farms Livestock ranches General fanas
ajid livestock
ranches
LI\'E?TnCK AND LT\TMT)CK PRODCCTS-Contina«d
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
Noveml)ef 30, 1959 farms reporting . ,
number of Utters.,
1 or 2 litters f aims reporting . ,
3 to 9 litters fanns reporting. ,
10 to 19 Utters fanns reporting.,
20 to 39 litters faims reporting . .
40 to 69 llttera farms reporting.,
70 or more litters farms reporting. ,
June 2 to November 30 fanns reporting. ,
number of litters . ,
December 1 to June 1 fanns reporting.,
number of litters.,
SPEanED CROPS II \R\T«TED
Oata harvested alone for grain farms reporting.,
hundredweight . ,
Sales fanns reporting. ,
hundredweight . ,
Barley harvested alone for grain fanns reporting..
hundredweight . .
Sales fanafl reporting.
hundredweight . .
Hay crops:
Land frcD which hay was cut acres..
Ulxed grains cut for hay farma reporting.
tons.
Sales farms reporting..
tons..
T&me and cultivated grasses
cut for hay fanns reporting..
Sales fams reporting.
Uarsh, prairie, and wild
grassea cut for hay farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
Ulxed gralzts, vetches, peas, and
grasses cut for silage fams reporting.
tons, green weight.
Irish potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting .
hundredweight .
Vegetables harvested for sale dollars.
1,714
1,190
8,624
8,223
9,420
13,699
44 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960
(For dermitions anti explai
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms munber .
Percent distribution percent .
Land in farms acres .
Percent distribution percent .
Average size of farm acres.
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars.
Average per acre dollars .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms report ing .
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 repr^rtlng .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured farms reporting.
Cropland failure farms reporting.
Other cropland farms reporting .
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
Other pasture (not crqplEind
and not woodland) farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farzns reporting.
Woodland suitable for
clearing for crops farms reporting.
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting age number .
25 to 34 years number .
35 to 44 years number .
45 to 54 years number .
55 to 64 years number .
65 or more years number .
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators reporting.
With other members of family warking
off farm operators reporting.
With Inccme frcan sources other than farm
operated and off -farm work. .. .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold .... operators reporting.
Operatcnrs not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number.
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting.
With Income from sources other
than farm operated pperatars reporting .
With other income of family exceedijog value of
agricultural products sold operators reportljig.
F\RMS RV COLOR \VP rFVUlF OF OPERXTOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners number .
All tenants number .
F \nMS nV T^PE OF F \RM
Cash-grain farms number .
Other field-crop farms number .
Vegetable farms number .
Frult-and-nut farms number .
Poultry farms number .
Dairy farms number .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
farms and livestock ranches number .
Livestock ranches number .
General farms number .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number .
See footnotes at end of table.
888,331
100.0
2,420.5
2,712
0.3
79.8
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continued
45
See of fann-Conlinued
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms joumber
Percent distribution percent
Land in (arms acres
Percent dlatrlbutlcm percent
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm doLLars
Average per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland heu^ested farms reporting
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres faniK reporting
30 to ^9 acres farms repcrtlng
50 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres f anas reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting ,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting ,
1,000 or more acres farms repcrtlng
Cropland used only fcr pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested
and not pastured farms report Ing
Cropland falliire farms reporting.
Other cropland farms reporting.
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland
and not woodland) farms reporting
Land use practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting.
Woodland exiitable for
clearing for crops forms reporting.
FARM OPERATORS BV AOK
Operators reporting age numb«r .
Under 25 years mmber .
25 to 34 years number .
35 to -M years number .
i5 to 54 years number .
55 to W years nunber .
65 or more years .number .
Average age yeara .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total.... operators reporting.
1 to 99 days pperatars reporting.
100 to 199 days ciperators reporting .
200 CO* more days pperatars roporting .
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farto work. . . -operatars reporting.
With other Inccoe of family exceeding value ol'
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting.
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms number.
With other members of family working
off farm operators reporting.
With income from so»Xrces other
than farm operated operatorB reporting.
With other inccoe of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operatars reporting.
FARMS BY COLOR XfiD TENITRE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners number .
All tenants number .
FARiUS BY TYPE OF F\RM
Cash-grain farms number .
Other field-crop farms number.
Vegetable farms number .
Frult-and-nut farms numbor.
Poultry farms number .
Dairy farms number .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy
farms and livestock ranches number.
Livestock ranches number ,
General farms number .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,128
25
1,593
1,007
25
1,802
1,340
35
6,154
2,767
39
4,917
(Z)
1,100
825,083
92.4
51,567.7
46 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continued
spEanED EQUIP^^E^^^ and facilities vnd kind of road
Grain combines farms reporting...
number . .
Potato diggers farms reporting..,
number . . ,
Silos (uprl^t and pit) farms reporting. .
number . . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting . .
number . .
Nfotortrucks farms reporting...
number . . .
Tractors farms reporting . .
nimiber . .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting..
number . .
1 tractor farms reporting..
2 tractors farms reporting . .
3 tractors farms report ing . .
i tractors farms reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel tractors farms reporting . .
number . .
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting. .
Automobiles farms reporting . ,
number . .
Autcmobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting . .
Telephone farms reporting..
Heme freezer farms reporting . .
MiUiing machine farms reporting . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting..
Power -operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms repcxtlng..
Electricity farms reporting. .
From power line farms reporting . .
From home plant farms r^orting..
Farms by kind of toad on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimprcved farms reporting . .
Less than 1 mile to a
hard s\irf ace road farms reporting . .
1 or more miles to a
hard surface road farms reporting . .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting . .
i* miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting . .
FARM LABOR, \VEEK PRECEDlNfi EVUMER\TION
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons . .
Regular hired workers {eng^loyed
150 or more days ) farms reporting . ,
Farms reporting by number of regular hired wcarkers:
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.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm qperated operators reporting.,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table .
Sizeoffuia
all
llnder 10 acres
10 lo 49 acres
50 lo 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 lo 189 acres
25
26
2
2
82
99
2
, 2
3
3
1
1
6
6
12
12
103
17-1
3
3
6
6
10
16
86
109
1
1
2
2
6
6
281
516
14
18
18
23
7
8
23
34
30
50
306
627
14
17
20
32
6
6
27
57
31
61
278
518
137
83
39
11
8
5
5
5
15
IS
12
3
4
4
4
23
42
14
5
2
1
1
28
50
13
10
3
2
240
380
4
4
15
16
3
3
19
31
23
38
120
138
1
1
2
2
1
1
11
11
11
12
94
109
11
12
13
U
2
2
14
15
11
11
254
338
14
15
19
24
6
6
21
27
30
44
331
22
24
9
26
35
193
14
14
3
18
23
245
16
19
5
24
27
85
1
1
6
8
26
4
5
15
2
62
1
1
1
7
329
306
23
23
22
1
23
23
8
7
1
30
29
1
33
32
1
47
8
3
1
7
3
212
10
18
8
16
25
102
8
4
9
8
28
3
2
5
5
74
13
19
9
33
5
1
2
2
2
2
4
1
1
2
3
1
"i
1
63
138
4
6
1
2
3
5
5
6
36
59
3
4
1
2
1
2
4
4
24
2
4
9
2
1
1
1
1
338
24
25
9
30
36
24
2
1
4
1
5
ALASKA
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
47
See of farm-ContiRued
SPEORED EQllPMEVT AM) FACILrnES AM) KIM) OF ROAD
Grain ccmblnes farms reparting.
nxnuber.
Potato] diggers farms repartlng .
mmtber.
Sllcfi (\q)right and pit) fEo^its reporting..
number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting •
Ucrtortrucks farms reporting .
number..
Tractors faros reporting . .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms repeating..
number..
1 tractor farms reporting.,
2 tractors farms reporting . .
3 tractors farms reporting.,
4 tractors farms repcrting.,
5 or more tractore farms reporting . ,
Vheel tractors farms reporting.,
number..
Crawler tractcrs farms reporting . .
number. ,
Garden tractors farms reporting . ,
number.,
Autcmoblles fanDB reporting.,
nuBber..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks fams reporting..
Telepbcne fams reporting. ,
Heme freezer f anss reporting . .
mUclng machine f aims reporting . ,
Electric nllJc cooler farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crcps) farms reporting..
Power -operated elevator, conveyor,
or blcwer farms reporting . ,
Electricity famiB reporting..
FroD power line farms reporting . .
Frcn heme plant farms reporting . .
Fams by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting . .
Gravel, shell, or nhale farms reporting..
I>lrt or unljqiroved fams reporting . ,
Less than 1 mile to a
hard aiirface road farme reporting. .
1 cr more miles to a
hard surface road f armc report Ing . .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 od lea farms reporting . .
4 miles farmis reporting. .
9 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR. HT.F,K PRECEDING EMJ\(ER\TION
Hired workers farms reporting . .
Regular hired workers (eiqilayed
190 or more days) farme reporting..
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired warkers:
1 hired worker farms reporting . ,
2 hired workers farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired workers f amv reporting . ■
5 to 9 hlr«d workers farms reporting . .
10 or more hired workers fams reporting..
RF.SIDENCE OF FARNi OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operatars reporting..
Not residing on farm cperated oper&torw reporting..
Operaton: not reporting residence number. .
See footnotes at end cf table.
48 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continuecl
(For deGnilioos md aiplMiaiioos, see tsxt)
70 to 99 acres
USE OF COOiratCIAL F^TIUZFX AND LIME
ComBerciol fertilizer and fertUizing i»terlals
used during the year farms reporting.,
acres en idilch used . .
Dry materials farms reporting.,
Crcpa on irtilch used —
Hay and crc5>land pasture JTarms reporting . ,
Dry materials f anus reporting . ,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Etiy materials f tirms reporting . ,
Oats^ other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting.,
Dry materials f anns reporting .
Irish potatoes farms reporting . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
Vegetables farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reporting.
All other crops farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting .
T■^l^l^ or n wring materials used
during the year farms reporting .
acres limed.
3>GCIFIEa> FABkl EXPENDmiRES
Any of the following
specified expend! ttires .farms reporting .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 f anns reporting .
$100 to $999 farms reporting .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting.
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Purchase of Idvestock and poultry farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $1,000 farms reporting,
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting.
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 to $9,999 fame reporting.
$10,000 or more J'anns reporting.
tfechlne hire farms reporting .
dollars.
Under $200 farms reporting .
$200 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 or more farms reporting.
Hired labor f aniE reporting .
dollars .
Under $200 J'arms reporttng .
$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 famis reporting.
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting.
$20,000 to $49,999 farms r^wrting.
$50,000 or mare Senas reparting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms repcx^ing.
dollars.
Under $100 J"armB reparting .
$100 to $499 farms reporting .
$500 to $999 farms r^>ortlng .
$1,000 or more farms reparting.
Gasoline and other petroleum fiiel and
oil for the farm business farms reporting.
Und*>r $100 farms reporting .
$100 to $499 farms reporting .
$500 to $999 farms reporttng .
$1,000 to $4,999 farms r^>artlng.
$5,000 or more farms reparting.
Purchase of camierclal fertilizer and
fertilizing materials farms reparting .
dollars.
I^nd clearing, breaking,
and draining Soiras reporting .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table .
56
261
321, U7
97
78,210
14
2,943
8
3,350
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continued
49
(For dafinitiaDS mti taplanMionn, e
ISOIoSUKres
9ae of f Kn-Cbntiinied
USE OF OOUIEBCUL PERITUZER AND UME
Cc^BETcIal fertilizer and fertilizing Materials
used during the year SaxwB reporting.
acres fzi tfilch used.
Dry imterlttlfl f ams reporting .
Craps CD vtilch used —
Hay and cropland pasture fangs reporting .
Dry ^rterlalB f anas reporting .
Otlier pasture (not cropland) ^ams reporting.
Dry BBterlals ^aram reporting . .
Oats, other grains, and alxed grains for
grain, hsy, or silage faras reporting..
Dry BBterlals .f ams reporting . .
Irish potatoes f ams reporting .
Dry BBterlals f aras report! og .
Vegetables J'arBB reporting .
Etry BBterlals .f arse reporting .
AH other crops ^aras reporting.
Dry BBterlals .fanK reporting.
T,iiy or HibIt^ Baterlals used
during the year farBD reporting.
acres llaed.
SPEanED FARM EXPENDTTTfRES
Any of the foUovlng
specified ezpendlturefl farms reporting.
Feed for livestock and poultry fapBe reporting.
dollaro.
Dnder $100 farBs reporting.
$100 to $999 .f aiBD reporting .
$1,000 to $1»999 .fazsB reporting.
$2,000 to $4,999 .f«r« reporttag.
$5,000 or acre SaraB r^>arting.
PurehBae of livestock and poultry . . f axBB reporting .
(tolliire.
nnder $1,000 fam repartlog.
$1,000 to $2,499 fariM rep<rtlJig.
$2,500 to $4,999 farBB reporting.
$S,000 to $9,999 faraB reporting.
$10,000 CO- more farBB reporting .
Ifeehloe hire faraB reporting .
dollBra.
Dnder $200 Senm reporting.
$200 to $999 .farae retorting.
$1,000 or aore faras reporting.
Hired labor f arae reporting .
dollars.
Onder $200 faras reporting.
$200 to $499 faras r^>ortlng.
$500 to $999 f ariB reporting .
$1,000 to $2,499 faras reporting.
$2,500 to $4,999 .faras reporting.
$5,000 to $9.999 .fams rqxirtlng.
$10,000 to $19,999 faras reporting.
$20,000 to $49,999 faras reporting.
$50,000 or aore farBB reporting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees faras reporting.
dollaro.
Under $100 faras reporting .
$100 to $499 .faras reporting.
$500 to $999 faras reporting .
$1,000 or aore faras rejxirtlng.
Gasoline and other petroleia fuel and
oil for the farm business faras reporting.
Thider $100 faras reporting .
$100 to $499 faras r^iortlng .
$500 to $999 f amiQ reporting .
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or aore faras reporting.
Porehase of ct^aerclal fertilizer and
fertilising BBterlals faras reporting .
dollare.
I^nd clearing, breaking,
and draining .faras reporting.
doHam.
See footnotes at end of table.
22
36,612
9
5,517
16
37
79,217
19
26,629
50 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continued
>:STIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollBre . , .
average per farm, dollars , . .
All crops sold doUars . . .
?leld crops, other than vegetables
and i>ults and -luts , sold dollars . . .
Vegetables 30ld dollars . . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . . .
^orest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars...
All livestock gnd livestock products sold dollars...
Poultry and poultry- products sold doUare —
Dairy products sold dollars . . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars,..
LIVESTOCK ANE LCVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting . . .
number . . .
Cows, Including aelfers that
have calved farms reporting..
ntMber . ,
WlUc cows farms reporting . .
number . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting . . .
number . . .
Steers and bulla Including steer
and bull calves farms reporting . ,
number . .
2,J67,221
317,266
1,6X,700
4,760
1,570
60,2';3
30,160
25,621
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves —
1 head farms reporting .
;? to 4 head farms reporting .
:> to 9 -ifiRd farm; reporting.
10 to 19 bead farms reporting .
20 to 49 head farms reporting .
50 to 99 head farms reporting .
100 to 499 head farms reporting .
500 nr more head farms reporting.
Cows including 'lelfers that have calved —
1 head farm.! reporting.
2 to 9 head farmc report. Ing. . . |
10 to 19 head f arTns reporting . . - i
20 to 29 head farria r-^porting. .. I
JO to 49 oead farms reporting . . . |
50 to 74 heed farms reporting...
"5 to 99 head farms reporting • • •
:100 or Jiare heed farms reporting, ..
Mlli cows —
1 head farms reporting ...
2 to 9 head farms reporting ... I
10 to 19 head farms reporting.
2G to 29 head farms reporting.
50 to 49 head farms reporting . . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting...
75 to 99 head farms reporting . . .
lOO or more head farms reporting...
Horses and/or mules farms report ing . . .
number . . .
Hogs and pigs. farms reporting . . .
number . . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting . . .
number . . .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting . . .
number .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting . . .
number.
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting.
number .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting...
number , .
Ewes forms reporting . .
number , .
Flama and wethers . , . , farms reporting . .
number . . .
Goats and kids farms reporting. . .
number . . .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting. ..
number . . .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle Eind calves sold alive farms reporting...
number . . .
Hogs and plga sold alive farms reporting . . .
number .
dollars . . ,
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..,
number . . .
dollars .
Ullk and cream sold^ farms reporting.
pounds,
dollars ...
Chlclten eggs sold farms reporting . . .
dozens . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
12
3,908
11
11,262
11
6,925
10
4,337
17
193
100
1,229
195,496
15,282,487
1,634,700
ALASKA
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF19(50-Continued
51
(For dsfinituns ud eaq>lanations, s
EffTWATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
Size of fwm-ConCinued
All fara pioducts sold total, dollars . .
average per farm, dollars..
All crops sold dollars.
field crops ^ other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars . ,
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . ,
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars . ,
Ail livestock and livestock products sold dollars.,
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars.,
Cttlry products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.,
UVEOTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves J'ams reporting.,
number. ,
Govs, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting. ,
Milk cowB farms reporting . .
number. .
Keif era and heifer calves fams reporting.,
number.,
5teers and bulls iiieXudlng steer
and bull calves farms repartlng . ,
Farms repcrtlng by number en hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting.,
2 to 4 bead fams reporting.,
5 to 9 head farms reporting.,
10 to 19 heed famw reporting.,
20 to 49 head fanaa repcx^lng..
50 to 39 heud ^ecnm reporting.,
100 to 499 head ^arms reporting . ,
%0 or fflore bead farms reporting.,
Cova including heiferu that have calved —
1 heed farms reporting.,
2 to 9 head farms reporting . ,
10 to 19 hen J fantw rejxjrting.,
20 to ?> bead farue reporting..
30 to 49 h»ad J* arms reporting . ,
SO to 7'^ head ^ams repcrting.,
75 to 99 bead farms reporting..
100 or mare head fams reporting.
mUt cos—
1 head fams repenting .
2 to ^ head forms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farae reptrting..
X to 49 head farms reporting.
90 to 74 bead farms reporting..
79 to 99 head farms reporting.
100 or more head fama repartlng.
Hoises and/Of Bules farms reporting.
number.
Hogs and pigs fams repartl ng .
3am since June 1 farms repartlng.
Bam before June 1 ^azns reporting..
□umber.
Slieep and laatB farms reporting.
number.
Laatoe under 1 year old fams reporting.
number.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting.
number.
Eves farms report ing .
number.
Rams and vethers fama reposing .
Goats and kids farms reporting .
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting .
number.
Livestock and livestock pioducts sold:
Cattle and calvea sold alive farms repartlng.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
□umber.
^eep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number,
dollars .
mUc and cream sold^ farms repartlng.
pounds.
doLlara.
Chicken eggs sold farms repartlng.
dozens.
See footnotes at end of table.
452,^7
4,230
279,949
184,116
65,271
1,670
28,892
172,648
13,136
282,292
6,135
249,150
326,189
2,342
271,287
386,834
220
X6,923
39,691
326,495
1,503
297,839
U,515
10,955
175
385
349,479
360
145,920
203,199
15
14,968
4
3,859
4
U,109
4
6,798
4
4,311
1
22
52 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
ToUl
all
raims
SaeoTfann
Ilan
(For definitiofis sod explanations, see lext)
Under Ul acres
101o«aa«s
S0Io69aa«3
TOW 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
LIVE?roCK AND LIVESTOCK PROWICTS-Continged
Littas fanowed Decanbei 1. 1958, to Novembei 30. 1959 ...faros reroniig---
number of litters . . .
23
297
12
7
2
"2
18
134
14
163
54
990
16,179
29
9,926
67
1,523
28,979
43
17,206
10,767
84
1,720
3,114
29
475
144
4,304
6,535
46
915
30
396
466
6
48
84
4,347
24,616
149
718
U2,805
187,975
1
6
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
1
2
7
6
1,208
1,297
1
1
50
1
50
73
4
32
51
5
34
45
4
39
2
4
5
1
3
10
14
25
3,056
16,481
1
3
"i
1
3
1
32
300
1
200
1
17
100
1
96
109
2
13
20
1
2
*
86
122
1
4
1
10
6
5
7
694
3,999
2
7
140
40
568
548
228
6
47
83
3
64
13
128
144
5
/15
2
25
18
4
28
155
17
31
5,137
12, 9U
2
2
2
1
number of litters . . .
1
1
number of litters...
SPECIFIED CJiOPS HARVESTED
1
5
hundredweight...
66
1,144
4
hundredweight...
Barley harvested alone for grain fajms reporting...
hundredweight . . .
682
6
62
1,372
3
hundredweight...
710
941
9
119
277
3
Tame and cultivated grasses
cut for hay fanns reporting. . .
32
IS
471
770
8
Uarsh, prairie, and wild
grasses cut for hay famis reporting . . .
U7
2
30
40
1
tons —
Ulxed grains, vetches, peas,
and grasses cut for silage f anas reporting . . .
tons, green weight...
Irish potatoes harvested for hone
30
9
321
1,640
18
Vegetables harvested for sale dollars...
38
4,302
32,593
Z Ifiss than 0.05 percent; or reported In Biw»n fractions.
^Includes miUc equivalent of cream and butt^rfat sold.
*Does not include acreage for fanns with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
ALASKA 53
state Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF1960-Continued
(For defioitinis hk) mplrniMmos, see text)
Ste of fafm-CootiDDed
1« to 179 xm ISO to 219
29 acnis 9G0 to «9 >cTes SOO to 999 acms 1,000 to 1,999 aoss 2,000 aoos uid
UVESTOCX AND UVESTOCX FHODOCIS-CnCiBwl
Ltttars famnml Oaxaba 1, 1958, to Novotef 30, 1959 ....bms
1 or 2 Utters...
3 to 9 litters...
ID to 19 llttera.
20 to 39 Utters.
of IlttCTS
.fams reporting
faivs repartlng
.faras reporting
June 2 to Novenber 30.
December 1 to June 1 . .
...farvs reporting
Qmber of Utters
nuBber cf Utters
STEfHTED CHOPS HAKVESTED
Oata harvested alme for grain .f aiws r^jortlng
'araB reporting
Barley httrvea ted alcHie for grain faraa reporting
hundredvelgbt
.Sales .f arwi reporting
Hay crops'
Land fron vhlcb hay ana cut ..acrea
Ulxed grains cut for hay jBiwi reporting
Sales .f arvB rvpcrilng
repoo-tlng.
tax.
....faras reporting,
tons, green aelglit.
Vegetables harreated fta* aale dolLlirB..
2,tM
U
2,022
38,700
65,271
11,<03
15,558
5,904
S
4,661
19
668
12,102
9,773
2,367
20
765
1,551
31,274
28,186
8,792
9,475
1,765
1
1,100
54 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1960
FARMS, ACREAOE, AND VALUE
Land in farms .acres
Percent distribiitlon percent
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per 1 arm rtollara
Average per acre dollars
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Cropland failure farms reporting
Other cropland farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number.
Under 25 years number.
25 to 3A years number.
35 to "44 years number.
45 to 54 years number. .
55 to (A years number..
65 or more years number. ,
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opetatots-
Worldng off their farms, total. .. -operators reporting.
1 to 99 days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators reporting.
200 or more days operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold. .. .operators reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
888,331
2,420.5
42,286
261
68,040
730,857
100.0
3,950.6
33
692
48
1,953
46
8,932
132
50,840
46
451,135
54.0
17,938
83,293
11.4
1,262.0
379,026
51.9
54,146.6
All tenants
ALASKA 55
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
Total
all
farms
Ccanuercial farms by tenure o
f operator
{For 'jefinidons and eiqilanalions, see text)
Total
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
25
26
18
18
3
8
10
10
nioDber. . .
Potato diggers farme reporting...
number...
82
99
57
71
35
41
18
24
1
2
3
4
Slice (upright and pit) faras reporting...
nuDber. . .
103
174
84
149
33
42
47
101
2
2
2
4
Field forage harvesters fame reporting. . .
mjoiber. . .
86
109
77
97
29
32
60
2
2
2
3
281
516
158
323
82
154
151
5
8
number...
10
306
627
163
383
86
190
65
170
5
9
nuatoer...
14
Tractors otber iiisn ganlen farms reporting...
mmber. ..
1 tractor farms reporting...
3 tractors farms reporting...
^ tractors faims reporting...
278
518
137
83
39
U
158
341
55
53
33
10
32
165
38
21
13
7
64
157
10
29
18
3
5
8
2
3
7
11
5
2
irfaeel tractors fanos reporting...
mi^KT...
240
380
141
258
70
120
62
126
3
4
6
8
Crawler tractors faras reporting...
number...
120
138
69
83
37
45
25
31
4
3
3
9i
109
39
42
23
25
13
13
1
1
3
25*
338
132
172
7D
91
52
67
4
5
midier...
9
Autonsbllea and/or motortrucks farms roportlng. . .
331
171
91
66
5
9
Telephtme farms reporting. . .
193
120
62
53
1
4
laiUrg machine faras reporting...
35
79
29
48
1
1
Electric milk cooler farms reporting...
26
24
6
17
1
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
Ptwer-operated elevator, conveyor,
or Mover farms reporting. . .
62
58
a
33
1
3
329
306
23
ITO
160
10
94
91
3
64
61
3
6
4
2
4
From hcoK plant farms reporting . . .
2
Farms by hinil of toad on mtiicfi located:
Hard surface faras reporting . . .
47
27
18
3
1
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting...
212
U7
62
47
2
6
Dirt or tmlmproved farms reporting . . .
102-
37
18
10
4
'- 5
Uss tlam 1 mils to a
28
10
4
1
3
2
1 or more miles to a
bard ourfses road farms reporting...
74
27
14
9
1
3
4
2
2
* miles farms rsportlng...
9
3
3
16
9
3
1
3
FAmi LABOR, WEEK PRGCEDroO ENVHERATION
Rlred sorkera farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
63
138
56
112
23
37
25
63
6
4
6
Regular hired sorkers (employed
15Q or more days) farms reporting.. .
peraons...
36
59
31
43
10
13
15
20
4
6
2
4
rsrms r«portlng by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting...
24
9
22
7
7
3
12
?
1
3
1
2
1
10 or more hired workers farms reporting —
BESTOENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Realding on farm operated operators reporting . . .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting...
Operators not reporting residence number. . .
338
24
5
170
11
4
94
5
1
62
3
1
6
1
3
3
1
See footziutes at end of table.
56 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For definitions and exptn
Conmercial farms by tenure of operator
USE OF COWCERaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Ccnnnepclal fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year farms reporting.
acres on wblch used .
Dry materials farms reporting.
Crops on which used —
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting .
Other pasture (not cropland) famiB reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Data, other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting .
Irish potatoes farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reporting.
Vegetables farms reporting .
Dry materials farms reporting.
AH other crops farms reporting.
Dry materials fanns reporting.
T.^"** or T-Tirfng materials used
during the year farms reporting
acres limed...
SPECIFIED FARM FJCPENDmiRES
Any of the following
specified expenditures farms reporting., ,
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting...
dollars
Under $100 farms reporting
$100 to $999 farms reporting...
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting...
$2,000 to $i,999 farms reporting...
$5,000 or more fame reporting
Purchase of liveetock and poultry farms repoi-ting. . .
dollars
Under $1,000 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 or more farms reporting.. .
Uachlne hire farms reporting. . -
dollars
Under $200 farms reporting . . .
$200 to $999 farms reporting...
$1,000 or more farms reporting...
Hired labor farms reporting. . .
dollars...
Under $200 farms reporting...
$200 to $499 farms reporting...
$500 to $999 farms reporting...
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting...
$2,500 to $4,999 farne reporting...
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting...
$10,000 to $19,999 fame reporting...
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting...
$50,000 or more farms reporting. . .
Seeds, btilbs, plants, and trees farms reporting...
dollars. . .
Under $100 farms reporting. . .
$100 to t499 f aniB reporting. . .
$500 to $999 faniB reporting...
$1,000 or more farms reporting. . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
ol 1 for the farm business farms reporting . . .
dollars . . .
Under $100 farms reporting
$100 to $499 farms reporting...
$500 to $999 faniB reporting...
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting...
$5,000 or more farms reporting...
Purchase of ccannerclal fertilizer
and fertilizing materials farms reporting
dollars. ..
Land clearing, breaking, and draining. farms reporting
dollars . , .
See footnotes at end of table.
321,117
97
78,210
159,376
23
23,865
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State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1960-Contmued
s and explHialioRS, see text)
cial farms by tenure of operator
All tenants
iSTMATED VALUE OF PHOOXTTS SOLD BY 90IJRCE
All tea products sold total, doUaxs.
average per fara, doLLare.
All crops sold dollars.
Field crops, otfaer than vegetables
and fmltfi and mrta, sold dollars.
Vegetables sold doIlarB.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars.
Forest products and hartlcoltaral
specialty products sold dollars.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy prodxicts sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products,
otber than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
LTVESroCX AND LIVESroat PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves f ar»B reporting. ,
Govs, including hslfere that
have calTed faras reporting.,
kllk con fane reportii«..
Heifers and heifer calves faras reporting..
Steers Bid bulls incloding steer
and bull calves faias reporting..
PamB reporting by maber (Mi hand:
Cattltf and calves —
1 head fams reporting..
2 to 4 head farHi reporting. .
S to 9 head faras reporting..
10 to 19 head far^ reporting..
20 to 49 heMl faras reporting..
90 to 99 bead fans reporting..
100 to 499 lead farv reporting..
%0 or scire head Tar^ reporting..
Goes including heifers that have calved —
1 bead farva reporting..
2 to 9 bead farH reporting..
10 to 19 head far^ reporting..
20 to 29 bead farvs reporting..
30 to 49 tvad farv reporting..
50 to 74 head faras reporting . .
75 to 99 head faras reporting..
100 or Bore bead f aras reporting. .
mik con—
1 bead far^ repartlng. .
2 to 9 benl faras reporting.-
10 to 19 bead farms reporting..
20 to 29 bead faras reporting. ■
30 to 49 bead fans reporting..
50 to 74 bead fane reporting..
75 to 99 bead farao reporting..
100 or Bore beni faiae reporting..
Hwses and/Of mules. faraa reporting. .
Hop and pigs J'aras reporting . .
Bom since Jane 1 faivs reporting..
Bom before June 1 faias reporting. .
Shecpand lambs faras reporting..
Laabs under 1 year old faxvs reporting..
Sheep 1 year old and over faras reporting..
Eves far^ reporting..
Raas and wetbere faivs reporting . .
Goats and kids faras reporting..
Chickens 4 nonUisold and ovei far^ reporting-.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive faras reporting..
dollaiv. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive faras reporting..
dollars..
Sbeep and lanbs sold alive..... Taras leporting..
dollars..
Uilk and creaa sold^ faras reporting..
dollars. .
Chicken egga sold faras reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
3,214,299
8,758
847,078
5ffl,273
187,975
1,800
76,030
2,367,221
317,266
1,634,700
3,159
126
2,186
3,044,425
16,456
766,746
63,060
2,277,679
305,040
1,591,615
5,397
105
2,919
88
2,080
107
1,617
83
861
U,163
6
6,848
1,124,260
11,243
450,721
33,550
643,539
253,235
310,257
1,548,342
23,460
197,525
29,510
1,350,817
5,691
1,221,763
261,769
37,396
70,720
191,049
28,239
33,120
58 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1960-Continued
(For definiUons and explai
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed Decemt)er 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 f arne reporting .
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters farms reporting.
3 to 9 litters farms reporting.
10 to 19 litters farms reporting.
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.
40 to 69 litters farms reporting .
70 or ncre litters farme reporting.
June 2 xc November 3D farms reporting.
number of litters.
DeGember 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
n\jniber of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Oats harvested alone for grain farms reporting.
bundredweight.
Sales farms reporting.
hundredweight.
Barley harvested alone for grain farms reporting
hundredwe ight
Sales farms reporting
hundredweight
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres
Mixed grains cut for hay farme reporting
Sales farms reporting
Tame and cultivated grasses
cut for hay farms reporting
Sales faims reporting
tons, green weight.
hundredweight.
Vegetables haznrested for sale dollars. .
112,805
187,975
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
^Does not Include acreage for farm? with less than 10 hundredweight 1
56,938
136,853
All tenants
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
(59)
60
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table l.-FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
[Dsla for itenis sbom) in italics are based on refnfts for only a sample of farms. See textj
Distrlet 9,
Paljuer-
WaslUs-
Iblkeetna
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
FAme. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
FainE number 1960.
1950.
Decrease In farms due to change in
farm deftnltlon 1950 to 1960 number.
land In fanBS.
46,663
12,465
24.82
15.51
77,009
15,331
878.73
181.61
52,751
9,897
215.11
62.91
67,008
11,553
594.04
97.39
18,718
3,656
155.02
31.26
34,440
122,941
2.05
16.cn
46,925
13,491
255.43
72.32
Land in fanns according to use:
Cropland harvested ......farms reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
1 to 9 acres faims reporting 1959..
1949..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959..
1949..
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
30 to 49 acres fanns reporttng 1959..
1949..
50 to 99 acres faims reporting 1959..
1949..
100 to 199 acres fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
200 to 499 acres fanoB reporting 1959..
1949..
500 to 999 acres farmB reporting 1959..
1949..
1,000 or more acres fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
Cropland used CEtly
for pasture farms reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Cropland not harvested and
not pastured farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
1949..
Cropland failure fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Other cropland fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959. .
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Other pasture (not cn^land and
not aoodland) fanns reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc . ) acres 1959. .
Cropland, total fame reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
Isnd pastured, total fanns reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
Lmhise practices:
Land cleared since 1950 farms reporting I960..
acres I960..
Woodland suitable fcEr clearing
for crops farms reporting I960..
acres I960..
2,019
31
1,679
77,254
13
2,568
19
246,291
9
79,367
2
90
ALASKA
61
District Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS. LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED. BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
Wstrict 9,
Palner-
■asllla-
Talkeelaia
District 12,
Kenai-Cook
Inlet
Faras:
All fanns nuBber 1960...
1950. . .
Under 10 acres nmnber 1960
1950. . .
10 to 49 acres number 1960
1950. . .
50 to 69 acres number 1960...
1950...
70 to 99 acres nuaber 1960...
1950. . .
100 to 139 acres number 1960...
1950. . .
WO to 179 acres number 1960...
1950. . .
lao to 219 acres number 1960...
1950...
220 to 259 acres number 1960...
1950. . .
260 to 499 acres number 1960...
1950. . .
500 to 999 acres number 1960...
1950. . .
1,000 or more acres number 1960...
1950...
1,000 to 1,999 acres number I960...
Landinbms:
All land In faius acres 1960...
1950. . .
IJnder 10 acres acres 1960...
10 to 49 acres acres 1960...
50 to 69 acres acres 1960...
70 to 99 acres acres 1960...
100 to 139 acres acres 1960...
140 to 179 acres acres 1960...
ISO to 219 acres acres 1960...
220 to 259 acres acres 1960...
260 to 499 acres acres 1960...
500 to 999 acres acres 1960...
1,000 or more acres acres 1960...
:,000 to 1,999 acres seres 1960...
Cropland hamsted:
Any cropland hftrveated falVB reporting 1959...
1949...
acres 1959...
1949...
Under 10 seres farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
10 to 49 acres faimo reporting 1959...
acres 1999...
50 to 69 acres farms reportli^ 1939...
acres 1959...
70 to 99 acres fanns reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
100 to 139 acres farms reportll« 1959...
acres 1959...
140 to 179 seres faras reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
180 to 219 acres farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
220 to 259 acres faiw reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
260 to 499 acres faras reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
1,000 or nare acres farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
NA Not available.
2,712
4,390
17,102
5,785
6,304
15,081
9,439
826,183
1,100
97
2,3U
29
1,524
23
1,750
41
3,546
12
1,903
9
1,557
37,139
28,9»
1,190
2,613
5,673
3,X82
4,645
8,225
6,890
4,355
20
995
34
1,019
16
1,125
19
1,505
23
2,511
2,576
12,693
320
5,859
1,576
466
400
3,583
1,719
830
a,828
1,100
B2 STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
e text)
Farms:
All farm operators number
Fiill owners nTuaber
Port owners number
hfetnagers number
All tenants nTimber
Proportion of tenancy percent
Land in tarms:
All farm operatora acres
Full owners acres
Part owners acres :
^felnagers acres
All tenants acres
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting
Full owners farms reporting :
Part owners farms reporting
fitanagers farms reporting
AH tenants farms reporting
District 9,
Was ilia -
Talkeetna
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
ALASKA
District Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS, CENSUS OF 1960
63
Watrlct 9,
PalBEr-
Wasllla-
Tailtectna
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
Farms, acreage, and value:
All comnerclal faroB nuniber. .
Land In f arnB acres . .
Average size of fano acres. .
Value of land and
buildings average per fano, dollars..
average per acre, dollars..
Cropland harvested f ams reporting . .
Farm operators:
Working off their fanas, total
100 or more days
With other Inccnie of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold..
By tenure;
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain camhlnes farms
Potato diggers f aims
Slloa (upright and pit ) farms
Motortrucks farms
Tractors other than garden farme
Automobllea farms
Telephone farms
Hone f reeser fame
Ulllcing mchlne fame
Electric mlllt cooler farms
Farms by kind ol road on wtiich tocated:
Hard surface f ams
Gravel, shell, or shale farms
Dirt or unimproved farms
Fann labof, week preceding enumeration:
Family and/or hired workers farms
Family workers. Including
operator fame
Operators working 1 or more hours
Unpaid inemt>ers of operator's family
working 1^ or more hours farms
.. .number. ,
■ . .minder. .
. . .number. ,
. . .number. ,
reporting..
number. .
reporting. ,
number. .
reporting. ,
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting..
number. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting..
ttllk cows fariK
Horses and/or ailes farme
Hogs and pigs farms
Chickens, A ountha old and over farme
Livestock and poultry sold:
Cattlf, not counting calves.
Hold al Ive farms
Calves sold alive farms
Hogs and pigs sold alive faims
Sheep and lanibs sold olive fame
Chickens Including broilers sold farms
Milk and <
Wool
reporting..
nuidber. .
reporting. .
nunt>cr. .
reporting..
reporting..
number. ,
reporting.
min^r.
reporting..
number. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
number. .
reporting..
nuidwr. .
report inr-
number, ,
reporting.,
dozens.
reporting.
dollars.
reporting.
reporting,
dollara.
. ..dollars.
...doUars.
. ..dollars.
. ..dollars.
Feed for livestock and poultry ,
F\ircha8e of livestock and poultry
Machine hire
Hired labor
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the form business
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Purchase of coinmL-rcIal fertiliser
and fertilizing mattrlalE
I.jind clearing, breaking, and draining
Crops harvested:
Oatu horvcoted alone for grain faims
Barley harvested alone for grain fame reporting...
Land from which hay was cut acres . . .
Irish potatoes harveated for home use
or for sale farms reporting...
hundredweight. . .
Vegetables harvested for sale (other
than Irish or sweet potatoes) farms reporting...
dollars . . .
185
1,708,228
620,350
137,605
36,5a
380,854
70,155
5
1U,580
117, 3W
73,487
10,758
92
995,502
349,187
93,135
27,969
181,740
67,967
4
28,738
U
122,430
41,750
1,610
1,417
36,161
18
31,291
U,937
2,302
1,445
3,357
2,059
5,656
285,404
55,195
23,937
'■Does not Include acreage for forms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
64
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 5 -FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR, TYPE OF FARM,
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
Farm opeiators by age:
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to 3^ years number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
65 or more years number
Average age years
Oft-farm work and other income:
Farm operators —
Working off their farms, .operators reporting
100 :
1959.
1949.
days operators reporting 1959.
1949.
Part owners number
Managers number
All tenants number
1960.
1950.
1960.
1950.
1960.
1950.
1960.
1950.
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop farms other than vegetable and
fmlt-and-nut number 1960.
Cash-gralji number 1960 .
Other field-crop number 1960.
Vegetable farms number 1960.
Frult-and-nut farms number 1960.
Poultry farms number 1950.
Dairy farms number 1960.
estock ranches number 1960.
General farms number 1960.
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1960.
_ Class:
Commercial farms number 1960.
Class I number 1960.
Class II number 1960.
Class III number 1960.
Class IV numiber 1960.
Class V number 1960.
Class VT number 1960.
Other farms ............................. .number
Part-time number
Part-retirement number
Abnormal number
average per farm, dollars
All crops sold dollars
Vegetables sold dollars
Fruits and nuts sold dollars
1960.
1960.
1960.
1960 .
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
I 1959.
1949.
Dairy products sold dollars 1959 .
1949.
3,214,299
1,571,931
8,758
2,994
847,078
507,774
581,273
346,319
187,975
99,179
317,266
237,631
1,634,700
663,725
15,001
NA
172,608
NA
55,010
KA
114,580
District 9,
Wasllla-
Talkeetna
197,904
1,966,733
NA
NA
15,223
12,771
HA
HA
25,296
457,419
NA
NA
7,920
312,981
NA
NA
2,375
141 ,406
2,932
NA
1,509,314
NA
85,492
NA
1,309,461
282,371
NA
12,835
HA
144,548
NA
106,745
HA
9,339
54,420
HA
28,738
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
1,407
HA
25,375
16,593
NA
9,703
66,006
NA
3,474
NA
1,162
HA
640
5,539
NA
58,985
12,030
NA
211,391
NA
43,262
NA
156,679
HA Not available.
ALASKA 65
District Table 6.-FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
District 9,
Palaer-
Wasilla-
Talteetna
Mstrlct 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
Number of farOB 1960.
1950.
SPECIFIED EX]UIP1k(ENT AND FAClLmES
Grain ccoibines farms reporting I960..
number I960..
Potato diggers fams reporting 1960.
number I960.,
Slice (upright and pit) farms reporting I960.,
1950.,
number 1960.
1950.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting I960.,
mimber I960.,
Itrtortnicks farms reporting I960.,
1950.,
number I960.,
1950.,
Tractors farms reporting I960..
1950.,
number I960.,
1950.,
Tractors other than garden farms reporting I960..
nuiift>er I960..
1 tractor f aras reporting 1960. .
2 or more tractors farms reporting 1960. ,
Wheel tractors fanos reporting 1960.
1950..
number I960..
1950.
Crawler tractors farms reporting I960..
1950..
nuBber 1960. ,
1950..
Garden tractors farms reporting I960.,
1950. ,
nu^}er I960.,
1950..
Autcmobiles farms reporting I960..
1950..
nuoiber I960.,
1950.,
Telephone fame reporting I960..
1950.,
Heme freezer fame reporting 1960. .
1950.,
Ullldng machine fauns reporting I960..
1950.,
Electric milk cooler farms repotting I960.,
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or
other crops) farms reporting I960.,
Power- operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting I960.,
Electricity farms reporting I960.,
Krcm power line farms reporting I960..
Frcm heme plant farms reporting I960..
Farss by kind of road on whicn located:
Hard surface farms reporting I960.,
Gravel, sbell or shale farms reporting I960.,
Dirt or xmlJUproved farms repcrttng 1960.
Less than 1 nllc to a hard
surface road farmB reporting I960.,
1 or more miles to a hard
surface road fame reporting I960.,
1 to 4 miles farme reporting 1960.
5 or more miles farms reporting I960.,
FARM LABOR, WFEK PRBCEMNG BWMERATION
Family workers, including
operators faints reporting 1960.
persons 1960. .
Operators workljig 1 or more hours piersons I960..
1 to L4 hours persons; I960.,
15 or more hours persosis I960.,
Unpaid membcrD of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting I960.,
persons 1960. ,
Hired workers forms reporting 1960.
persons 1960. .
Regular workers (enqplpyed ISO
or more dayn ) farms reporting 1960. .
persona 1960. ,
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker forms reporting 1960.
2 or more hired workers. .. .farms reporting I960..
FARM OPERATOR RESIPENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1960.
Not residing en farm operated... operators reporting 1960.
NA Hot available.
66
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES:
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
District 5,
Juneau
District 9,
paljner-
Wasilla-
Talieetna
District 10,
Anchorage
District 12,
Kenai-Cook
Inlet
District 13,
Kodiak
District 19,
Fairbanks
All other
districts
USE OF COHMFRriAL FF.RTILIZER AND LIME
Caunerclal fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting 1959. . .
acres on which used 1959. . .
tons 1959. . .
Dry materials fajrms reporting 1959...
tons 1959...
261
13,535
2,187
261
2,187
6
184
30
6
30
136
10,115
1,536
136
1,536
15
387
136
15
136
29
281
47
29
47
4
106
21
4
21
62
2,406
400
52
400
9
56
17
9
17
Crops on ihlch used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959...
Dry materials farms reporting 1959...
tons 1959...
146
5,334
146
823
3
106
3
14
90
4,385
90
690
8
139
8
21
10
111
10
15
1
1
1
1
33
591
33
82
1
1
1
(Z)
Other pastixre (not cropland), .farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959. . .
Diy materials farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959...
10
146
10
21
8
140
8
20
2
6
2
1
OatB, other grains, and mixed grains for
grain, hay, or silage farms reporting 1959...
acres 1959. . .
Diy materials farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959...
134
7,032
134
870
3
74
3
13
87
5,144
87
661
3
95
18
11
128
11
12
2
102
2
20
26
1,448
26
142
2
41
2
4
85
675
85
323
35
235
35
92
6
125
6
75
15
23
15
14
1
1
(Z)
20
282
20
135
8
acres 1959...
Diy materials farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959...
9
8
6
Vegetahlea f anns reporting 1959. . .
acres 1959...
Dry materials farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959...
74
285
74
132
1
3
2
35
167
35
66
4
26
4
20
8
8
8
3
1
2
1
(z)
20
75
20
37
5
4
5
4
All other crops farms reporting 1959. . .
acres 1959. . .
Dry materials farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959...
21
63
21
18
1
1
1
1
44
7
7
2
2
2
2
7
11
7
3
2
4
2
2
2
1
2
3
L1mp or lljnlng materials used
during the year farms reporting 1959. . .
acres limed 1959. . .
tons 1959. . .
6
8
8
2
4
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Ai^ of the following specified
expenditures farms reporting 1959. . .
Feed for livestock and poultiy. . .farms reporting 1959...
1949. . .
dollars 1959...
1949. . .
360
232
NA
674,263
438,784
13
10
lU
75,092
NA
149
98
NA
373,232
NA
21
12
NA
44,838
NA
51
42
NA
22,722
NA
19
16
HA
25,079
NA
77
40
NA
64,357
NA
30
14
NA
58,943
NA
Purchase of livestock and
poultry farms reporting 1959...
dollars 1959...
135
158,252
7
10,776
54
95,628
6
2,530
25
5,625
4
5,009
29
32,515
9
5,059
Machine hire farms reporting 1959...
dollars 1959...
119
45,646
1
100
66
30,908
6
1,417
14
2,569
29
9,565
3
1,087
$200 to $999 farms reporting 1959. . .
56
29
3
6
15
3
$1,000 or jKjre farms reporting 1959...
11
8
3
Hired lahor fanna reporting 1959. . .
1949. . .
doUars 1959...
1949. . .
165
192
487,391
221,658
7
NA
22,768
NA
84
NA
275,994
NA
11
HA
43,161
NA
14
NA
3,713
NA
5
NA
2,959
NA
34
NA
99,030
NA
10
NA
39,765
NA
Under $1,000 farms reporting 1959...
85
1
41
3
13
20
3
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1959. . .
34
2
20
1
1
6
3
$2,500 or more farms reporting 1959...
46
4
23
7
8
4
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting 1959...
19
1
11
2
5
$5,000 or more farms reporting 1959. . .
27
3
12
5
3
4
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business... farms reporting 1959...
dollars 1959. . .
350
189,587
13
6,407
147
103,980
20
14,420
51
9,897
16
6,828
75
39,746
27
8,309
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees. .farms reporting 1959...
dollars 1959...
205
79,709
6
1,755
95
46,284
14
5,801
27
2,716
223
44
19,643
15
3,287
Purchase of comnercial fertilizer
and fertilizing materials farms reporting 1959...
1949. . .
dollars 1959...
1949. . .
251
261
321,117
53,923
6
NA
• 2,424
NA
136
NA
221,638
15
NA
20,605
29
NA
5,982
4
NA
3,058
NA
62
NA
64,813
NA
9
NA
2,597
NA
Land clearing, breaking,
and draining farms reporting 1959. . .
doUars 1959. . .
97
78,210
2
140
40
46,196
3
1,998
17
7,214
31
22,132
4
530
ALASKA
District Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
67
Item
Hie State
District 5,
District 9,
Palmer-
District 10,
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
District 13,
District 19,
All other
[For definitions and explanations, see text)
Juneau
Was 111a-
Anchorage
Kodiai
Fairbanks
districts
Talkeetna
Cattle and ulves fanns reporting 1960. . .
188
9
94
6
26
16
29
g
1950...
170
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960...
6,010
224
2,930
62
198
1,989
368
239
1950. . .
2,236
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Ccnra, including heifers that
have calved farms reporting 1960. . .
159
8
78
4
23
15
24
7
1950...
158
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960...
3,159
171
1,719
34
79
817
229
110
1950...
1,324
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
laik cows farms reporting 1960. . .
126
8
73
4
17
2
20
2
1950...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960. . .
2,186
171
1,695
34
23
30
220
13
1950...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 1960...
151
7
82
5
19
14
7
1950...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
number 1960...
1,863
38
1,070
21
72
486
111
65
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, Including steer
and bull calves faims reporting 1960...
121
7
55
4
17
16
14
8
1950. . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960...
988
15
141
7
47
686
28
64
1950...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Fanse reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 faros reporting 1960...
25
1
9
2
3
10
2 to 4 farM reporting 1960...
36
2
12
1
9
2
9
i
24
1
10
2
8
2
10 to 19 fan* reporting 1960...
Ifl
2
7
4
2
3
20 to i9 rams reporting 1960...
51
37
2
5
50 to 99 farms reporting 1960...
26
"3
15
1
2
8
4
Cow, Including heifers that have calved—
1 farms reportli^ 1960...
36
2
12
8
13
2 to 9 farm reporting 1960...
39
2
10
14
4
"3
27
1
19
1
3
2
20 to 29 farms reporting 1960. . .
a
15
3
30 to 49 farms reporting 1960...
21
2
13
2
50 to 74 farms reporting 1960. . .
9
1
8
75 to 99 fane reporting 1960...
2
1
100 or more farms reporting 1960
4
1
mu con—
1 farms reporting 1960. . .
34
2
11
11
9
2 to 9 farms reporting 1960...
22
2
6
6
4
"i
10 to 19 farms reporting 1960...
25
1
19
4
1
20 to 29 farms reporting 1960...
19
15
2
30 to 49 farms reporting 1960...
15
"2
U
50 or Ecre farms reporting 1960. . .
U
1
9
1
Horses and/or mules farms reporting 1960. . .
77
6
23
"2
"s
'14
21
5
1950...
74
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960...
347
9
54
33
8
87
85
71
19M...
207
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1960. . .
43
23
2
5
1
12
32
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
mmber 1960...
1,205
306
657
50
27
165
1950. . .
1,201
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Bom since June 1 faros reporting 1960...
31
15
2
4
1
9
miaber 1960. . .
1,004
261
556
36
12
139
Bora before June 1 farms reporting 1960...
26
13
2
3
1
7
number 1960...
201
45
101
14
15
26
Farms reporting ty number of hogs and pigs—
Under 10 farw reporting 1960...
35
21
1
4
9
10 to 24 fai^ reporting 1960...
2
1
1
25 to 99 fam reporting 1960...
3
1
1
1
100 or more farms reporting 1960...
3
1
1
1
12
2
1
"3
2
1
"3
1950...
10
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
15,170
56
7
127
53
1
14,926
1950...
6,046
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
12
2
1
3
2
1
3
number 1960...
3,908
27
4
14
15
1
3,847
11
2
1
3
2
3
number 1960...
11,262
29
3
113
38
11,079
11
2
1
3
2
3
1950...
10
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,925
27
2
93
22
6,781
1950...
3,161
NA
HA
NA
NA
N*
HA
NA
10
1
1
3
2
3
1950...
7
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number 1960...
4,337
2
1
20
16
4,298
1950...
2,817
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Under 25 farms reporting 1960. . .
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
300 or more... .....farms reporting 1960...
3
3
100
6
40
"4
23
3
11
13
1950...
169
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
33,779
6,879
9,971
4,056
1,697
88
3,514
7,574
1950. . .
20,278
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
chickens 4 months old and over-
61
2
26
18
3
4
6
50 to 399 fame reporting 1960. . .
24
2
9
6
3
400 to 799 farms reporting 1960...
7
1
3
2
800 to 1,599 farms reporting 1960...
3
1
1
1
1
3,200 or more ..fanns reporting 1960...
1
1
1
Turkey hens kept for breeding faros reporting 1960...
3
1
1
number 1960...
10
1
8
NA Not available
68 STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 9 -LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED:
CENSUSES OF I960 AND 1950
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products dollars 1959. .
1949..
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses and
imiles, hogs, sheep* and goats). .farms reporting 1959..
1949..
value of sales, dollars 1959..
1949...
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959...
1949. . ,
value of sales, dollars 1959..,
1949..,
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products.... value of sales, dollars 1959., ,
1949. .
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting 1959..
1949. .
number 1959..
3949..
dollars 1959..
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting 1959..
1949..
number 1959..
1949. .
dollars 1959..
1949..
Farms reporting ty number of cattle sold —
1 to 4 farms reporting 1959..
5 to 19 farms reporting 1959..
20 to 99 farms reporting 1959..
100 CO- more farms reporting 1959..
Calves farms reporting 1959..
1949..
number 1959. .
1949..
dollars 1959..
1949..
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting 1959..
1949^.
number 1959 . .
1949^.
dollars 1959..
1949^.
District 9,
District 5, Palmer -
Juneau Wasilla-
Tallteetna
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
Hogs and pigs sold alive.
Sheep and lambs sold alive.
.farms reporting 1959.
1949.
number 1959.
1949.
doUars 1959.
1949. ,
•farms reporting 1959.,
1949.,
number 1959.,
1949.,
dollars 1959.,
1949.,
SHEEP SHORN AKD WOOL
Sfieep and/or lambs shorn farms
^porting 1959.
1949.,
number shorn 1959.,
pounds of wool 1959.,
1949. ,
11,430
130,101
57,016
UTTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed, December 1. previous
year, to November 30, 1959 farms reporting 1959. .
number of litters 1959..
Farms reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959—
1 or 2 litters farms reporting 1959.
3 to 9 litters farms reporting 1959.
10 to 19 litters farms reporting 1959.
20 to 39 litters farms reporting 1959.
40 to 69 litters farms reporting 1959.
70 or more litters farms reporting 1959.
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting 1959.
number of litters 1959.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959.
number of litters 1959.
ALASKA
69
District Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
District 9,
Wasilla-
Talkeetna
District 12,
Kenai-Cook
Inlet
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or aeam sold ^ fame reporting :
dollars :
Average sales per farm reparting dollars
llllk sold as rtiole milk farms reporting :
pounds :
Cream sold farms reporting :
pounds of butterf at '.
PfKiLTRY AND POtfLTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting :
dollars
Chickens sold f anas reporting :
number '.
Broilers sold farms reporting :
number :
Other chickens sold fams reporting :
Chicken eggs sold f arme reporting :
dozeno :
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting :
number :
Farms reporting by number of turkeys
and turkey fryers raised—
Under 50 farms reporting ]
NA Not available.
^Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat i
^All dairy products sold.
1959. . .
99
1949^..
74
1959...
1,634,700
19<9^..
663,725
1959. . .
16,512
1959. . .
98
1949...
73
1959...
15,255,243
1949...
6,551,033
1959. . .
1
1949 . . .
7
1959...
973
1949 . . .
2,245
1959...
74
1949...
127
1959...
317,256
1949...
237,631
1959...
40
1949...
68
1959 . . .
11,052
1949...
31,767
1959...
7
1959...
1,171
1959...
39
1959...
9,881
1959...
62
1949...
119
1959 . . .
358,948
1949...
180,222
1959. . .
4
1949...
3
1959 . . .
12
1949 . . .
628
114,580
HA
19,097
28,738
NA
7,185
5,539
NA
2,770
156,679
NA
15,668
District Table lOa.-GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS AND MOHAIR CLIPPED: CENSUSOF 1960
Item
(For deflnltlcns and expluistlona , see text)
The State
Motrlet 5,
Juneau
District 9,
Paljner-
Wasllla-
Talkeetna
District 10,
Anchorage
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
Watrlct 13,
Kodlak
District 19,
Palrbanlls
All other
districts
0e»t8 and kids of all oges farms reporting 1960...
nxmber 1960 . . .
17
193
15
121
16
72
11
67
1,730
2
24
2
U
2
13
2
7
70
1
4
1
2
1
2
3
9
170
3
75
3
58
3
17
1
34
1,200
5
39
4
21
4
18
2
4
120
1
22
1
12
1
10
1
10
100
1
10
1
8
1
2
1
2
20
4
19
3
number 1960...
Other goBts end kids forms reporting 1960 . . .
mmber 1960...
Coats and kids sold alive farms reporting 1959...
number 1959 .. .
dollars 1959...
9
4
10
1
1
50
70
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
Item
(For definitionfl and explanations, see text)
The State
District 5,
Juneau
District 9,
Falmer-
Wasilla-
Talkeetna
District 10,
Anchorage
District 12,
Kenai-Cook
Inlet
District 13,
Kodlak
District 19,
FairbanJffl
All other
districts
Small Erams harvested:
Oats harvested alone for grain. . .farms reporting 1959...
54
39
3
10
2
1949...
34
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959...
990
792
11
160
27
1949...
333
NA
NA
'liA
NA
NA
NA
NA
hundredweight 1959...
16,179
13,515
266
2,078
320
1949...
3,717
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales hundredweight 1959. . .
9,926
NA
NA
8,776
NA
NA
150
NA
NA
760
NA
240
1949. . .
NA
Barley harvested
alone for grain farms reporting 1959. . .
67
52
1
12
2
1949...
7
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959...
1,523
1,070
25
378
50
1949...
55
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
hundredweight 1959...
23,979
23,383
350
4,446
800
1949...
317
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales hundredweight 1959. . .
17,208
14,036
330
1,992
800
Other grains farms reporting 1959. . .
S
7
1
1949...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959...
246
236
10
1949. . .
367
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
hundredweight 1959. . .
3,922
3,342
80
1949. . .
5,090
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales hundredweight 1959. . .
420
420
Hay crops:
Land from which hay v/as cut acres 1959...
10,767
269
7,702
178
500
304
1,657
157
1949. . .
4,207
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Tame and cultivated grasses
cut for hay farms reporting 1959. . .
144
5
86
8
19
2
21
3
1949. . .
38
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,3CH
140
3,406
86
191
7
462
12
1949. . .
519
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
tons 1959...
6,535
195
5,512
118
190
12
495
13
1949...
776
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales farms reporting 1959. . .
46
1
28
4
2
11
tons 1959...
915
6
660
39
9
201
Farms reporting by acres harvested :
46
1
23
4
12
2
2
2
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
41
2
17
3
5
13
1
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959...
31
1
23
1
2
4
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
21
1
18
2
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
5
5'
Marsh, prairie, or wild grasses
cut for hay farms reporting 1959. . .
30
3
1
...
11
9
3
3
1949. . .
23
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959. . .
396
27
5
111
140
24
89
1949. . .
193
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons 1959. . .
466
19
5
127
143
35
137
232
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Sales farms reporting 1959...
6
3
1
2
tons 1959...
48
12
4
32
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
14
1
1
6
2
2
2
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
13
2
6
1
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
1
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
2
1
"i
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959. . .
Mixed grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959
84
48
1
2
26
2
1949...
145
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959...
1,720
1,222
8
90
3
339
8
1949. . .
2,502
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons 1959. . .
3,114
2,336
6
150
4
589
29
3,677
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Sales farms reporting 1959...
29
16
2
11
1949...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'na
NA
NA
tons 1959...
475
349
16
110
1949...
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Mixed grains, vetches, peas, and grasses
cut for Bllage farms reporting 1959. . .
84
3
54
3
10
3
10
1
1949...
46
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 1959...
4,347
102
3,069
34
103
154
782
48
1949...
993
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons, green weight 1959...
24,616
500
18,364
428
505
805
3,964
50
1949. . .
4,323
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
11
5
6
10 to 24 acres farms reporting 1959...
19
"i
10
2
3
3
25 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
17
1
10
1
1
3
1
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
30
1
24
1
2
2
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
7
5
2
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale farms reporting 1959 —
149
2
50
3
35
3
35
16
1949...
285
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres 19591..
718
12
238
127
43
2
273
23
1949'..
1,030
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
hundredweight 1959. . .
112,805
2,506
54,823
25,044
4,910
114
24,657
751
1949. . .
110,917
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
Under 1.0 acre farms reporting 1959. . .
76
1
19
1
26
2
15
12
1.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting 1959...
24
9
3
1
3
3
2.5 to 4.9 acres farms reporting 1959...
12
4
2
4
2
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting 1959...
13
10
1
1
1
10.0 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
24
1
8
4
1
9
1
MA Not available. '■Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 tnmdredweight harvested.
ALASKA
District Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED-
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950 -Continued
71
District 9,
WasiUa-
Talkeetna
District 12,
Kenal-Cook
Inlet
Vegetables (or home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables har'/ested for
home use fairna reporting 1959.
1949.
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Sales dollars 1959.
1949.
Beets (table) fartcs reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Broccoli farnB reportijig 1959.
acres 1959.
Cabbage fame reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Carrots farms reportijlg 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Cauliflower f arae reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Celery farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Lettuce farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Uiistard greens f anas reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Oiicns, green farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Peas, green faras reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Radishes f anas reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Rhubarb farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Rutabagas farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Spinach farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Squash farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Turnips farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Turnip greens farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Other vegetables acres 1959.
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
Raspberries farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
quarts 1959.
1949.
Strawberries farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
quarts 1959.
1949.
72
STATISTICS FOR DISTRICTS
District Table 12 -NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS
CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
(For definitions and ejrplanations,
District 9,
Palmer-
'Wasille-
Telkeetna
District 12
Kenai-Cook
Inlet
Greenhouse, hothouse, and nursery products, vegetables and
vegetable seeds and plants, and flowers, grown for sale:
Greenhouse, hothouse, and nursery products,
vegetables and vegetable seeds and plants,
and flowers sold farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959.
Area of greenhouses and hothouses used
for growing vegetables, flowers, and
plants for sale square feet.
Vegetables groA-n in greenhouses
or hot houses farms reporting 1959.
Sales dollars 1959.
Flowers grown either imder glass
or in the open farms reporting 1959.
Sales dollars 1959.
Plants grown either under glass
or in the open farms reporting 1959.
Sales dollars 1959.
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959.
Sales of any forest products farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959.
1949.
Firewood end fuelwood cut fanns reporting 1959.
1949.
cords U'x 4'x 8') 1959.
1949.
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959.
1949.
number 1959.
1949.
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting 1959.
1949.
thousands of board feet 1959.
1949,
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
(73)
74
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
ALASKA
75
C2>J Wrrr anv tame berries, Hueh as Btrawberriea. raNpberrin,
T gooart>fmra, harvMt^d for sale in i$S9T .
(l>o nol include nonbearing an>a- I)o not include wil
{// "So.- mark X and tkip la fueHion 132].)
(AnM^oer Iket queUiama, if"Ytt.''
M. Stravberrlea? L
No D Ves D
SI. Other tane berrie*?
CurraniB? \q^
Gooaebenit^T
Raspberneer
GREENHOUSE, HOTHOUSE, AND NURSERY PRODUCTS FOR SALE:
[S2] Were any *e(etablea grown in a greenhuuae or hothouse for sale in t9$»f
U. Were anv S^werf or ^aata grown, either under glaBa or in the open, for aale
in §•&•?
(If "So" for hoik que*lunu S2 and U. gkip to quotum [U]-)
(b) What was the valae of aJI vegetables aald in iff$ff i
were grown in greenhouses or hothouses? ...
(r) What was the valae of all Aowera aold in l$S» wbicb i
grown either under glass or in the openT
No a Ye« a
No D Y» a
OTHER CROPS:
[W] Are there
on this place — ti*m* trmpm fa
RA( R. AGE, RESIDENCE. OFP-PARM WORK. AND OTHER INCOMBI
44. What u
{MarkoHe.)m
n_
4C How old were jou on your last birthday? . Years .
46. Do you U\-e oo this place? No D Yea G
(If "No," enter location of land in this place under "Remarks.")
47. Wh
1 did yc
Januarg 1,
location of landii
o operate thi
began to operate this place si
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME:
?j) RiT
M. Did you have any income in l$Sf from any of the following sources:
tale of products from land rented out? Cash rent? Boarders? Social Security?
>ld-age assistance? Pensions? Veterani>' allowaooes? Uoemptoyment
( // 'Sofu" for qiuttion 48 and "So" for both fuxalieiu A% and SO. tkip to quetlion [623 )
SI. Was the income which vou and your family received from work off the
farm and from other sources {luted in Questions 49 and 60) greater than the
total value of all agricult ural products said from your place laat y*ar? . . No Q Ves Q
iSecUaa Yl.— FOREST PRODUCTS CUT IN IMtj
8«ello« IV.— ACREAGE. APRIL I. IW, AND USE OF LAND IN IMtl
M. Acre* la tUa flace (copy acres from q.twition 7| ^
(AccMBi la faeatiau ST thraafh 41(b) far all tbe laad la tUa 9*met la lerau
•f b»w H waa aaed fast rear.)
CROPLAND:
(■ crafa barvealed ( includmg hay
crops reported in Section 1 1 1
as harve«ted from the same land laat f ««r. count this I
s of land did all crop* completely fatt
r destruction from any c
St. Is there any etber laad in this place that oouM be plowed for
crops wtlhoul additional clearing or draining? No O ^*^ O
{If "So," mark X and tktp to quution [40,)
(a) How many acres of this land were ^aatvred (or grated) f«af $a*rT
(b) How many acres of this Und were aat Faatttr«d for graied) tmat gaarf ^^
WOODLAND: (Include as woodland aU i
[40] Is there any waadlfd on Ihu place?
(// "^C," nark X and atip (o ^UMfum [41].)
(a) How many aerea of woadlaad wer<- paalared (or graied) f«jl year?
No D Yea D
(b) How many acre* of woodland
ALL OTHER LAND:
[41] Is there any land, other than woodland, in this place
aat faatared (or graxed) Imai t—tf
No 0 v« D
not suitable for growing cropal
(a) How many acres were yaalved (or graied) laaf fear?
(b) How many acres were aal paalwed (or grased) iaai gamrT
I (questions S7. S8. St(a). S9(b). 40(a). 40(b). 41(a). and 4l(b}]
r total here.*
Haw many at
the fella wing
forest pradaeta
in I»S»—
s of land in this place have been cleared sf nca 19S0T . . None Q Acrea .
r» of woodland in this place are aalfaUe for dewing
, , . , None D Aeree .
L
[62] Were any firewood, fence aaata. aawlogs, or olbcr foreal prodacU
jrfnlMO on this place? . No D Yes D
(// -Sor mark X and »k%p U, quttton [67].)
, . . Corda
63. Firewood and fnelwood?
64. Peace poatB?
^. Savloga and rcneer lagaT
Number .
SacIlM YII.— POULTRY AND UVB8TOCK NOW ON THIS PLACE AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
Inclade al paaMiT aW animala en IbU »lac« ownod br f». bf yonr landlord, hf far emMoTM*. ud
y olbns. iKlade Hvcalock gradng an rabUc laW.
POULTRY:
[67] Are there any cUckena. Inrkeys, or other poultry on this place? No Q Yes Q
66. If "No." were there any on this place any time fatt r«rf No d Yea Q
(// "So" for both quettionM 67 a>id 68. mark X and tkip to queatton [67],)
6i. Ho
ny chickens (hei
others under c
. pulli
this place? None Q Number .
•2. How many donena of chicken eCfs
None a Number .
9 sold laat gaar? None Q Dosens _
None D Number .
Noi
n Number .
'"^1-y (not joantj^^
60. How much wai. received in ItSt
from the aale of cbickeaa and chicken
eCfa: tnrkeys, dacha, geeae, and
miscellaneous poultry and their egga? .
r sold D Value of sales 1_
76
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
SHKKI' AM) I.AMHS:
[67J Mow mniiv ewes,
IB. wctkcrs* and
(// "S'onr," mark X antt skip to qiu
Lambs under 1 year old?.
?ar old and <
{Tho total for qtir>
HORSKS AM) MTI.KS:
[68J Ho» ni:ii>% horses, mules.
OOATS ANI>
<9(a) Hu« n
SHKKI* ASir LAMltS SHORN I>
[70] Were uiiy sheep ur lambs sh
ANIMALS SOU) IN li(5!»
Report all sales from this pli
whether made by you or by others. Report all ■
diord. and animals (ed under contract (or others.
•old in t9S»?
sales in lfS9?
of the
lollowing
72. Wf
, sheep >horn in 1959T [ DJ g
nrliidiii
Of this loial.
D Nun-
HOGS AND PIGS.
[73] How itmiiv hofs nrid pigs of all ag.es.
■ •■ tt. and boan., are on this place? Noi
<// Xotu." mark X and skip to qualion pij.)
, fasf yearT . Number .
how many were born
{(a) Since June 1. I
(b) Before June I.
Ia»t yearT
equal the number for question 73.
HOWS AM) tilLTS KAHIIOWINC
C741 How niunv litters were farrowed t
June 1. 1959. nud December J. 19S9?
CATTl.K AND TALVKS: (Include-
1 all other cattle ti
1 calve?', both dairy and beef.
»ltie uud calves of all afces are on thin place? . . - None Q Number .
(// -Wonf," mark X and >kip to question [811-)
Cows? .... Number .
(Include heifers iltal have calved.)
lid steer calves?
CtlWS MII,KI:D and IUTTKR CHURNKD:
77. Hun iuAii\ cows und heifers were milked geelerday? No
■ D Number _
D Number _
79. How many pounds uf milk w
80. Huw m:iiiy pounds uf butler
lilk heifer» tliut have calved.)
•re produced yetterday? ... None □ Hounds
1 sold in I9S97
- sold in J9S97
No Q Ves D
[»4] CaJves?
85. Cattle, not counlinK CHlves''
86. Horses, mules, colts, ».nd ponies?
87. Hogs hikI pigs?
88. Sheep mul lambs?
89. Coats :um\ kids?
SeeUoi
III FERTILIZER AND LIME
naterials u.sed in 19597.
{If "Aone," mark inn
cropland
(b) Other pasture (not
■ 1)V . .
Iier grair
lertlllter and
,ur.lwn [9IJ.)
(d) Irish potatoes?
(e) Vegetables?
(I) All other crops?
Dry materials?
(Include rock
phosphate)
.lion [93J.)
used in 1959?
Srrdon IX. SELECTED FARM EXPENDITURES IN I9S9
KXl'KNDITll
r landlord for this pl»i
[93J Feed for livestock and pouHr.v''
and rotiKhaKen. nl»o, amount.^ paid for grinding
. The purchase of llveslock mid poullry?
95. Machine hire? No
(Include custom work such aii tractor hire,
threshing, culiibining, baling, plOM'ing, and
spraynig.1
97. Seeds, bulbs, plai
98. Gasoline ;uiH otii
D «-
D «-
■ D i-
D *-
' D S-
D »_
ring, breaking, :<iiil draining?
of Kiilloii-^ ))v 2S to u
JJ
ALASKA
77
I X. FARM LABOR
mHrJBf cask «»ccs?
^ hour^ ^a«( iceek <iid >
include hoa<«work.)
lliirludc members o* your famUy receiving cash wages.)
(// "Sone," mark X and tkip to qufttion [IMJ.)
IM. or tkeac hix^ f(a) 1
Uw aaar were emplered \
M llite place f«r ^{b) ]
Number of pereoiw
What wan the affreod
pereon, givr avera^)
' mark X and iktp la quttUon [IMJ.)
ISecUoa XI. EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
iKlade e^alpneal. wkellier owned ky r*" V ^7 elker*. en thla pirn
lacladr e^alpment tad (aclllUe* tkal are temporarllr eul o( ttrder.
[108] Grain canklae*?
110. Palala dlu«r>T
II. SUM (uprighl and plt)T
12 Motorlracks (include pick-upa)'*
111. Wkeel traclora other than garden?
114. Garden Iractsri? . . . .
115. Crawler traclort (tracklayingjT . .
no. AalonoUleaT
117 THeph<
MM. Hone I
No a Ye« D
(for quick freeting and Htoritig food)? .... No Q V« D
19. MUklni macUaeT No Q Yea Q
20. Electric milk cooler? N'o O Yea D
21 Crop drier (for rtbiti. forngr. or other cropa)? No Q Yes O
22 Power-operaled elevator, conveyor, or Uawcr? No Q Yes Q
(0)
-No D
( I ) Vr", from i
powrr line D
(2) VtTt, from a
home plant D
1 24. On wkat kind of road
a tkis place located?
{Mark out) I
12S. On what date did )
(I) Hard Kiirfacc
Hard wirfacc D r^ How manv mil
firavrl, shell, or shale' P /
/ a I.csstban 1
Ilirt or unimproved* - - U I
..^•i-*^ I Wh
// marked lurt, atiMver^^J
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Section Xli. ENUMERATOR'S RECORD To be filled by Census Enuine<
Olion J i
3 OUwr D 'CI**— *ei
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
1959
Hawaii
COUNTIES
US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Part 50 — Counties
FARMS ' FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
H
a wail
COUNTIES
i^iSK
Prepared under the supervision of
RAY HURLEY, Chief
Agriculture Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COAAMERCE
Luther H. Hodges, Secrefary
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Richard M. Scammon, Director (From May ), 196IJ
Robert W. Burgess, Director (To March 3, I96IJ
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Director
A. Ross ECKLER, Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Lowell T. Galt, Special Assistant
Herman P. Miller, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Julius Shiskin, Chiej Economic Statistician
Joseph F. Daly, Chief Mathematical Statistician
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr., Assistant Director for Operations
Walter L. Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. von Struve, Acting Public Information Officer
Agriculture Division —
Rav Hurley, Cliicj
Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chiif
Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief
Field Division —
Jefferson D. McPike, Chief
Ivan G. Munro, Assistant Chief
Machine Tabulation Division —
C. F. Van Aken, Chief
Henry A. Bloom, Assistant Chief
Administrative Service Division— Everett H. Burke, Chief
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander, Chief
Business Division — Harvey Kailin, Chief
Construction Statistics Division — Samuel J. Dennis, Chief
Decennial Operations Division — Glen S. Taylor, Chief
Demographic Surveys Division — Robert B. Pearl, Chief
Economic Operations Division — Marion D. Bingham, Chief
Electronic Systems Division — Robert F. Drury, Chief
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division — William T. Fay, Chief
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. Daugherty, Chief
Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief
Personnel Division — James P. Taff, Chief
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chief
Statistical Methods Division — Joseph Steinberg, 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 AC59-1 and AC59-2,
Preliminary Reports
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: A60-9482
SUGGESTED CITATION
U.S. Bureau of the Census. U.S. Census of Agriculture: 1959- Vol. I,
Counties, Part 50 Hawaii
U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1961
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C.,
or any of the Field Offices of the Department of Commerce. Price 75 cents
PREFACE
Volume I, Counties, is one of the five principal reports presenting the results of the
1959 Census of Agriculture. This volume, in 54 parts, presents the compilation of the infor-
mation given by farm operators to census enumerators in 1959.
The 1959 Census of Agriculture was taken in conformity with the Act of Congress of
August 31, 1954 (amended August 1957), which codified Title 13, United States Code.
The collection of the data was carried out by census enumerators directed by super-
visors appointed by the Director of the Bureau of the Census and working under the direction
of Robert B. Voight, then Chief, Field Division. Paul R. Squires, 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, Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief, and Orvin L. Wilhite, Assistant Chief. They
were assisted by M. Vincent Lindquist, Thomas Jabine, Robert S. McCauley, John C.
Mackey, Robert Standley, Hilton E. Robison, Helen E. Teir, Carl R. Nyman, Kenneth
R. Norell, Gladys L. Eagle, Henry L. DeOraff, Charles H. Boehne, Joseph A. Correll,
Margaret G. Wood, Evelyn K. Jett, Simon Yablon, Emma B. Gass, Charlotte J. Messinese,
Bennie L. Sharp, Isaac E. Lemon, James M. Lindsey, Samuel S. Murray, William F.
Kauffman, Hector Vila, Harry P. Owings, Charles A. NichoUs, Henry A. Tucker, Robert
S. Boyle, Helen M. Davenport, Albert W. Graybill, Lois G. Miller, Thomas D. Monroe,
Gerald P. Owens, Bernard L. Ross, Marvin M. Thompson, Helen D. Turner, Kurt W.
Luethy, Arnold L. Bollenbacher, George W. CofTman, Joseph A. Horak, Samuel J. Hundley,
Donald K. Larson, Chester G. Lykins, Wilmer R. Maxham, Virgil L. McClain, Jr., Darrell
D. Prochaska, Robert J. Rades, Hubert E. Sites, Duane E. Traylor, Donald H. von Steen,
Elmer O. Rea, Frances G. Comptoii, Lillian W. Bcntel, and Neil V. Perkins.
Acknowledgment is made of the technical assistance and the loan of personnel by the
United States Department of Agriculture in the planning, the enumeration, and the com-
pilation of the 1959 Census of Agriculture.
October 1961
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE: 1959
FINAL REPORTS
Volume I — Counties — A separate part for each State. Statistics on number of farms; farm characteristics; acreage in farms; cropland
and other uses of land; land-use practices; irrigation; farm facilities and equipment; farm labor; farm expenditures; use of commercial
fertilizer; number and kind of livestock; acres and production of crops; value of farm products; characteristics of commercial farms, farms
classified by tenure, by size, type, and economic class; and comparative data from the 1954 Census of Agriculture.
Volume I is published in 54 parts as follows:
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
Part
State or States
New England States:
West North Central — Continued
Mountain:
1
Maine.
19
South Dakota.
38
Montana.
2
New Hampshire.
20
Nebraska.
39
Idaho.
3
Vermont.
21
Kansas.
40
Wyoming.
4
Massachusetts.
South Atlantic:
41
Colorado.
5
Rhode Island.
22
Delaware.
42
New Mexico.
6
Connecticut.
23
Maryland.
43
Arizona.
Middle Atlantic States:
24
Virginia.
44
Utah.
7
New York.
25
West Virginia.
45
Nevada.
8
New Jersey.
26
North Carolina.
Pacific:
9
Pennsylvania.
27
South Carolina.
46
Washington.
East North Central:
28
Georgia.
47
Oregon.
10
Ohio.
29
Florida.
48
California.
11
Indiana.
East South Central:
49
Alaska.
12
IlHnois.
30
Kentucky.
50
Hawaii
13
Michigan.
31
Tennessee.
Other Areas:
14
Wisconsin.
32
Alabama.
51
American Samoa.
West North Central:
33
Mississippi.
52
Guam.
15
Minnesota.
West South Central:
53
Puerto Rico.
16
Iowa.
34
Arkansas.
54
Virgin Islands.
17
Missouri.
35
Louisiana.
18
North Dakota.
36
37
Oklahoma.
Texas.
Volume 11 — General Report. — Statistics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. Summary data and analyses of the
data by 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 Prod-
III
Farm Facilities, Farm Equipment.
ucts.
IV
Farm Labor, Use of Fertilizer, Farm Expenditures, and
IX
Value of Farm Products.
Cash Rent.
X
Color, Race, and Tenure of Farm Operator.
V
Size of Farm.
XI
Economic Class of Farm.
VI
Livestock and Livestock Products.
XII
Type of Farm.
Volume III — Irrigation of Agricultural Lands. Western States
(Dry Areas) — Data by States for drainage basins and a summary
for the area, including number and types of irrigation organiza-
tions, source of water, expenditures for works and equipment since
1950, water used and acres served for irrigation purposes.
Volume IV — Drainage of Agricultural Lands. Data by States on
land in drainage organizations, number and types of organizations,
cost of drainage and drainage works.
Volume V — Special Reports, Part 1. — Horticultural Specialties.
Statistics by States and a summary for the United States present-
ing number and kinds of operations; gross receipts and/or gross
sales; sales of nursery products, flower seed, vegetables grown
under glass, and propagated mushrooms; number of container-
grown plants; inventory products; sales of bulb crops; employ-
ment; structures and equipment.
Titles of additional parts of this volume are not available as
this report goes to press.
HAWAII
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
Page
History of the Census IX
Legal basis for the Census IX
Pretest of the 1959 Census DC
Training program for personnel for enumeration DC
Enumeration period IX
ENUMERATION FOR^B AND PROCEDURES
Authorization IX
The agriculture questionnaire IX
Agricultural operations X
Enumeration assignments and enumeration districts X
Enumerator's record book XI
Enumeration maps XI
Lists of special and large farms XI
Field review of enumerator ' s work XI
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of enumeration XI
Editing of questionnaires XI
Coding of questionnaires XII
Tabulation of data XII
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
Statistical content of this report XII
Comparability of data XII
Minor civil divisions XII
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive summary and references XIII
General Farm Information
Census definition of a farm XIII
Farm operator XIII
Farms reporting or operators reporting XIII
Land area XIV
Land in farms ' XIV
Land in farms according to use XIV
Age of operator XIV
Residence of operator XV
Year began operating present farm XV
Off -farm work and other income XV
Equipment and facilities XV
Ownership of sources of farm power XV
Farms by kind of road XV
Farm labor XV
Fertilizer and lime XVI
Specified farm expenditures XVI
Farm mortgage XVI
Cash rent XVII
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS— Continued
Crops „
*^ Page
Crops harvested XVII
Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes XVII
Tree fruits, nuts, and coffee XVII
Flowers , trees , and ornamental plants XVII
Forest products XVII
Value of crops harvested XVII
Value of crops sold XVII
Irrigation
Definition of irrigated land XVII
Enumeration of irrigated land XVI I
Irrigated farms XVIII
Land in irrigated farms XVIII
I^ind irrigated XVIII
Farms irrigated by number of acres irrigated XVIII
Land irrigated by source of water XVIII
Land-Use Practices
Summary information XVIII
Cropland in cover crops XVIII
Cropland used for grain or row crops farmed on the
contour XVI 1 1
Land in strip-cropping systems for soil-erosion control. . . XVIII
System of terraces on crop and pasture land XVIII
Livestock and Poultry
Inventories XVIII
Milk cows, cows milked, and milk produced XVIII
Whole milk sold XVIII
Sows and gilts farrowing XVIII
Sheep, lambs, and wool XVIII
Goats XVIII
Bees and honey XVIII
Value of livestock on farms XIX
Sales of live animals XIX
Sales of poultry and poultry products XIX
Classification of Farms
Scope of classification XDC
Farms by size XIX
Farms by race of operator XIX
Farms by tenure of operator , XIX
Rental agreement for part owners and tenants XIX
Farms by economic class XIX
Farms by type XX
Value of farm products sold XX
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VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table—
1. — Farms , acreage, and value: Censuses of 1900 to 1959
2. — Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1900 to 1959
3. — Farms and farm acreage, by tenure and race of operator: Censuses of 1900 to 1959
A. — Farm operators by color, age, residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1930 to 1959
5. — Specified farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1900 to 1959
6. — livestock and poultry on farms , number and value : Censuses of 1900 to 1959
7. — Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold : Censuses of 1900 to 1959
8. — Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1900 to 1959
9. — Nursery, greenhouse , and forest products : Censuses of 1950 and 1959
10. — Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959
11. — Date of enumeration: Census of 1959
12. — Farms reporting classified by number of livestock on farms and by quantity of livestock
and livestock and poultry products sold : Census of 1959
13. — Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops : Census of 1959 '
M. — Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1950; and by economic class of farm. Census of 1959.
15. — Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1950; and by type of farm. Census of 1959
16. — Hired farm labor and wage rates. Censuses of 1959 and 1950; and by size of farm, Census of 1959
17. — Farms and farm characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
18. — Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm
by economic class of farm: Census of 1959
19. — Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959
20. — Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959
21. — Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959
22. — Cash rent paid by cash tenants and share-cash tenants by economic class of fann: Census of 1959
23. — Farm mortgage debt of full owners and part owners : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
24. —Rental agreement of part owners and tenants : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
25. — Farms reporting use of tractors and selected power equipment, by type of ownership
and by tenure of farm operator : Census of 1959
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1. —Farms and farm acreage : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
la. — Number and acreage of irrigated farms : Census of 1959
2. — Number of farms, land in farms, and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
3. — Farms and farm acreage by tenure and race of operator: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
A. — Characteristics of commercial farms , Census of 1959
5.— Farms reporting by off-farm work; and farms by tenure of operator, type of farm, economic class of farm,
and value of farm products sold , by source : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
5. — Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
7. —Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and' farm expenditures : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
8. —Livestock and poultry on farms : Censuses .of 1959 and 1950
9.— Livestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
10. — Dairy products and poultry and poultry products sold from' farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
10a . — Goats and kids on farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
11- —Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops' harvested : Censuses of 1959 and 1950
11a. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested from irrigated land: Census of 1959
12.— Flowers, trees, ornamental plants, and forest products out on farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1950
APPENDIX
The 1959 Census of Agriculture Questionnaire
Enumerator ' s Record Book
INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census. — The 1959 Census is the 17th nationwide
agricultural census. The first agricultural census was taken in
1840, at the same time as the Sixth Decennial Census of Popu-
lation. From 1850 to 1920, an agricultural census was taken
every 10 years. With increased application of scientific findings
and the growing use of mechanization in agriculture, farming
practices were changing so rapidly that facts collected at 10-year
intervals were no longer adequate. Aware of the need for more
accurate and timely information, the Congress in 1909 (36 stat.
10, sec. 31, provided for a census to be taken in 1915 and every
10 years thereafter which was to be in addition to the census of
agriculture to be taken at the time of the decennial census of
population. The 1915 census was not taken, however, because
of the abnormal conditions created by World War I. Beginning
with 1920, a national agricultural census has been taken every
5 years. TTie first United States Census of Hawaii was taken
in 1900.
Legal Basis for the Census. — The 1959 Census of Agriculture
was authorized by an Act of Congress, as were all prior censuses
of agriculture. "Title 13, United States Code-Census," codified in
August 19."i4, and amended in August 1957 and September 1960,
is now the legal basis for censuses of agriculture and other cen-
suses, and surveys conducted by the Bureau of the Census. Sec-
tion 142, paragraph (a), of Title 13 makes provision for the
Census of Agriculture. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall, beginning in the month of October
1959, and in the same month of every fifth year thereafter, take
a cen.'-us of agriculture, provided that the censuses directed to
be taken in October 1959 and each tenth year thereafter, may.
when and where deemed advisable by the Secretary, be taken
Instead In conjunction with the censuses provided in section
141 of this title." (Section 141 relates to the decennial cen-
suses of population, unemployment, and housing to be taken
as of the first day of April of each decennial year.) Under
authority granted by Section 4 of Title 13, the Secretary of
Commerce delegated "the functions and duties imposed upon
him by this title" to the Director of the Bureau of the Census.
Pretest of the 1959 Census. — A "pretest" of the field procedures
of the 1959 Census of Agriculture was conducted In 17 counties
of the United States during the fall of 1958. The purpose of the
pretest was to provide the Bureau with a measure of the effective-
ness of the questions and procedures planned for the 19.59
nationwide census. Three versions of the agriculture question-
naire— the first one for Northern States, the second for Southern
States, and the third for Western States — were used In the pre-
test Each version contained questions appropriate to the type
of agriculture in the part of the country where it was used. All
major aspects of field forms and procedures, from the hiring and
training of crew leaders and enumerators to actual interviews
with farm operators, were given a "trial run" in each of the 17
counties. Preliminary versions of reporting forms, maps, pay-
roll records, training guides, and Instruction manuals were sub-
jected to actual use under conditions simulating those expected
In the nationwide enumeration conducted in the fall of 1959.
In making final preparations for the 1959 census, the staff of
the Bureau drew heavily on the results of the pretest, as well as
on experience gained from previous censuses.
Training Program for Personnel for Enumeration. — Every per-
son hired to do work in connection with the 1959 Census of Agri-
culture received specialized training for his job. Staff mem-
bers of the Washington and Regional Offices of the Bureau and
of the U.S. Department of Agriculture trained approximately 110
agriculture field assistants and 2,100 crew leaders. The crew
leaders. In turn, trained and supervised approximately 30,(X)0
enumerators. All training was presented according to procedures
contained in various guides and manuals prepared by the Bureau.
The training program included filmstrips, map-reading, practice
interviewing, and practice filling of questionnaires and other
census forms. In most instances, training sessions were held
near the areas in which employees worked and Immediately prior
to the beginning of their assignments.
Enumeration Period.— The actual enumeration in the conter-
minous United .States started at dates varying from October 7 to
November 18, 1969. In general, starting dates were based
upon regional variations in harvesting seasons and on weather
conditions. The primary aim was to have the enumeration late
enough to follow the harvesting of the bulk of important crops
and early enough to precede the advent of winter weather with
the attending unfavorable travel conditions. The bulk of the
enumeration work was completed within three to four weeks after
the starting date. In Hawaii, the enumeration was made during
the months of December 1959 and January i960; and in Alaska,
during April 1960.
EJiumeration starting dates for the Census of 1959 are given
in .State Table 11, together with figures showing the percentage
of farms enumerated in the State during weekly periods.
Data for inventory Items — land In farms, machinery and equip-
ment, livestock, and poultry — relate to the situation at the actual
time of enumeration of each individual farm. Data for acres,
production, and .sales of crops, except for pineapples, relate
to the crops harvested during the crop year 1959, regardless of
whether and vshen they were sold while data for sales of live-
stock and livestock products relate to the calendar yeEir 1959.
Since the enumeration was made before the end of 1959, special
emphasis was placed upon the inclusion of estimates for crops
yet to be sold and for livestock and livestock products expected
to be sold in the period from the time of enumeration to the end
of the calendar year. Instructions on the questionnaire and the
wording of questions were designed to assure that full crop-year
or calendpj-yeor data would be reported. For example, "How
much of this year's crop was or will be sold?"
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization.— Section 5 of Title 13 of the United States Code
authorizes the preparation of forms and questionnaires used In
the census. It reads as follows :
"The Secretary shall prepare schedules, and shall determine
the inquiries, and the number, form, and subdivisions thereof,
for the statistics, surveys, and censuses provided for in this
title."
The Agriculture Questionnaire. — The questionnaire for the 1959
Census of Agriculture was prepared by the staff of the Bureau.
Selection of the Inquiries was based on the results of the 1958
pretest and experience gained in earlier censuses. Careful con-
sideration was given to such factors as the current availability
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
of data from other sources, the possibility of obtaining data by
methods other than a census, the adequacy of the data that might
be obtained, and the need for and usefulness of the data. Two
committees gave advice and counsel to the Bureau. One of these,
a Special Advisory Committee, was composed of members desig-
nated by the organizations they represented, following an invita-
tion from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to name a
representative to serve in an advisory capacity. The Special
Advisory Committee for the 1959 Census of Agriculture was
made up of one representative from each of the following : Agri-
cultural Publishers Association, American Association of Land-
Grant Colleges and State Universities, American Farm Bureau
Federation, American Farm Economic Association, American
Statistical Association, Farm Equipment Institute, National As-
sociation of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agri-
culture, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, National
Farmers' Union, Nati,onal Grange, Rural Sociological Society,
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. A representative of
the Bureau of the Budget was in attendance at all meetings of
the Advisory Committee.
Because of the special interest of the U.S. Department of Agri-
culture in censuses of agriculture, the Director of the Bureau
of the Census sought the continuous cooperation of that organiza-
tion in developing plans, questionnaires, and procedures for the
1959 Census of Agriculture. Working Groups were established
in the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make recommendations
for the following general subjects :
Tenure, Land Values, and Mortgage Debt
Land Use and Conservation and Production Practices
Field Crops
Fruits and Vegetables
Forest Products
Livestock, Poultry, and Dairy
Income and Expenditure (including Contractual Operations)
Farm Labor
Equipment and Facilities (including Structures)
Each Working Group had the responsibility for ascertaining
the U.S. Department of Agriculture's need for data in the field
covered by its "terms of reference" and for presenting recom-
mendations to a small Joint Committee comprising representa-
tives of both the Bureau of the Census and the U.S. Department
of Agriculture. The Joint Committee received written recom-
mendations from each Working Group. The Chairman of each
Group appeared before the Joint Committee as did any member
of the Working Group who was needed to present supplemental
information of a specialized nature.
Prior to the formulation of the questionnaire, State Agricul-
tural Colleges and other major users of census data were invited
to suggest inquiries for the enumeration. Each member of the
Special Advisory Committee had the opportunity and the respon-
sibility for channeling in suggestions from the organization he
represented. The number of inquiries submitted from all sources
greatly exceeded the number that could be included in the census,
from the point of view of cost, of the respondent's time and
patience, and of practical value to the majority of users of data.
The final selection included 316 questions, some of which con-
sisted of several parts, for the 48 States comprising the con-
terminous United States. Although each of the 316 questions
was asked in one or more of the 48 States, considerably less than
this total was asked in any one State because of the use of "State"
questionnaires. The number of questions ranged from 159 on the
questionnaire for Maine to 194 on the questionnaire for Cali-
fornia. In all, 38 versions of the questionnaire — one for each
State or combination of adjoining States and two for Texas —
were used for the 1959 census in the conterminous United States
as compared with 21 versions in 1954 and 41 in 1950. A separate
version was used in Alaska and another in Hawaii.
Differences in the questionnaires were designed to account
for regional and local differences in agriculture. Most, but not
all, of the differences related to crops. The use of State ques-
tionnaires made possible the inclusion of separate inquiries for
all important crops grown within a State and, at the same
time, a reduction in the total number of Inquiries for a State.
Questions that did not apply, to any considerable degree, to a
particular State were omitted from the questionnaire used in
that State. For example, separate questions about citrus fruits
were omitted from all questionnaires except for the few States
where citrus fruits are grown. An added advantage of State
questionnaires was that production and sales data could be asked
in the unit of measure most commonly used by the farmers in
each State. Regional variation in the number and type of ques-
tions is an important provision of the census for obtaining com-
plete coverage of agricultural operations.
About 2 weeks before the start of the enumeration, agricul-
ture questionnaires were mailed to most households in rural
areas. A letter was attached to each questionnaire asking the
farm operator to fill the questionnaire and to give it to the enu-
merator when he called. The purpose of this procedure was
to save time and money in taking the census and to improve the
quality of the information given by farm operators. By having
the questionnaire ahead of time, the farmer could determine what
information would be required and could check his records in
advance of the enumerator's visit. It was, however, the respon-
sibility of the enumerator to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each place which qualified. If the questionnaire had been filled
out by the farm operator, the enumerator was Instructed to
examine the questionnaire for completeness and accuracy and,
if need be, to give the farmer such help as might be necessary.
Agricultural Operations. — The training of enumerators stressed
the concept that a census of agriculture is a census of agricultural
operations rather than a census of farms. This concept was in-
tended to assure a complete agricultural census free of any per-
sonal judgment by enumerators as to what constitutes a farm. In
accordance with clearly defined procedures, an enumerator was
required to obtain an agriculture questionnaire for each person
who had charge of one or more agricultural operations, whether
or not he considered himself to be a farm operator. For enu-
meration purposes, it was considered that there were agricul-
tural operations on a place if, at any time in 1959 —
a. Any livestock (hogs, cattle, sheep, goats, horses, or mules)
were kept on the place.
b. A combined total of 20 or more chickens, turkeys, and ducks
were kept on the place.
c. Any rice, hay, .sugarcane, or other field crops were grown
on the place.
d. A combined total of 20 or more fruit trees, coffee trees,
and nut trees were on the place.
e. Any vegetables, berries, or nursery products or flowers
were grown on the place for sale.
As a result of the requirement that all places having agri-
cultural operations be enumerated, more questionnaires were
obtained than are included in the tabulations for farms. During
the oflHce processing operations that followed the completion of
enumeration, criteria were applied to the questionnaires to sort
out for tabulation those that represented farms according to
the census definition of a farm (see page XIII).
Enumeration Assignments and Enumeration Districts. — To as-
sure a complete enumeration v\ithin the time allotted, Hawaii
was divided into 36 Enumeration Assignments, or E.\'s. Each
EA comprised an area that one enumerator could reasonably be
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XI
expected to canvass within a 3- to 4-week period, as indicated
by performance records from the 1950 Census.
Each EA was made up of one or more Enumeration Dis-
tricts, or "ED'S," as the geographic unit for enumeration. Prior
to the enumeration, the ED's were classified into three groups
on the basis of the density of dwellings in relation to the number
of farms. Througli the use of different canvassing procedures for
each group of ED's, the Bureau was able to reduce the cost of
enumeration without running any material risk of missing any
farms or other places with agricultural operations. The ED
groupings and canvassing procedures are described below.
Group I Enumeration Districts. — In general, ED's with no
well-defined elustpr of dwellings were considered to be open-
country areas and comprise Group I. For each ED of Group
I, in his Enumeration Assignment, the enumerator was required
to list in his Record Book the name of every head of household
living in the ED and also the name of every person not living
in the ED who had agricultural operations there.
Group II Enumeration Districts. — Rural ED's in which the
number of dwellings was large in relation to the number of
farms were considered to be in Group II. For each ED, In
Group II, the enumerator was required to list the head of the
household for all dwellings in the ED except for those on less
than one acre of ground in built-up residential areas of 50 or
more dwellings. He was also required to determine, by ob.'ser-
vation or local inquiry, whether there were any farms or other
places with agricultural operations in the built-up areas and,
if so, to obtain an agriculture questionnaire.
Group III Enumeration Districts.— Most incorporated places
and unincorporated villages having approximately 150 or more
dwellings were designated as separate ED's and are classified
as Group III. Also, most ED's in counties around large metro-
politan areas were designated as Group III ED's.
A few enumeration districts that comprised incorporated
places or that were within an incorporated city were classified
as Group I or Group II because they had a large number of farms.
A few others, comprising extensive rural districts requiring con-
siderable travel, were classified as Group III because they had
only a small number of farms.
Enumerator's Record Book. — Each enumerator received one or
more Record Books eontaiuing a listing form for use during
canvassing. (See appendix for facsimile of one page of list-
ing form included in Enumerator's Record Book.) The lines
on the listing form were numbered in consecutive order. Ex-
cept as otherwise prescribed for Group II and Group III ED'g,
the enumerator listed in his Record Book the name of each head
of household living in his assigned area and also the name
of each person not living in his area who had agricultural opera-
tions there. As he made his listing, he also asked the questions
about agricultural operations that were printed on the listing
form. Answers to these questions determined, for the enumerator,
whether or not an agriculture questionnaire was required for the
person listed and, if so, whether he or some other enumerator
was responsible for getting it. Thus, the Record Book served
as an important aid to the enumerator in securing complete cov-
erage of all agricultural ojwrations within his area. At the same
time, It helped to prevent enumeration of the same place by two
or more enumerators.
Enumeration Maps. — As a second aid to getting complete cover-
age, each enumerator received a map or, in a few exceptional
cases, a brief written description of the area assigned to him
for enumeration. He was required to plan and follow an orderly
route of enumeration within the boundaries of his assigned area
in accordance with established canvassing procedures. As the
enumerator listed a place in his Record Book, he indicated its
location by copying onto his map the number of the line on which
he listed it. This numbering system Indicated the enumerator's
route of travel, and helped both the enumerator and his crew
leader to determine the extent of coverage of the enumerator's
assignment at any given time.
Lists of Special and Large Farms. — Prior to the enumeration, a
card list of "special and large farms" was prepared on the basis
of records obtained from the 1950 Census and from Federal and
State agricultural agencies. In general, "special and large farms"
fell into one of three categories: (1) farms having unusually
large acreages, livestock Inventories, or annual sales as indi-
cated by available records; (2) farms known to be specializing
in such operations as sugarcane production, feed lots, flower
growers, etc.; (3) farms tliat mi^t easily be overlooked because
they had absentee operators or were not locally thought of as
farms, such as institutions.
Enumerators were given the lists for the special and large
farms within their assignment areas to use as aids to obtaining
complete coverage. Generally, the lists provided insurance
against the omission of farming units that could have a signifi-
cant effect on the totals for a given county or State. The enu-
merator was instructed to obtain an agriculture questionnaire
for each special or large farm in his area or to write an explana-
tion on the card as to why an agriculture questionnaire was not
required on the basis of 1959 operations. The crew leader had
a duplicate set of the lists for use in checking enumeration
coverage.
Field Review of Enumerator's Work.— In the 1959 census,
greater emphasis was placed on a detailed review of enumerators'
work during enumeration than had been the case in previous
censuses. The objective was to detect and correct enumeration
errors as early as possible in order to achieve and maintain a
high quality of individual performance. Starting on the first day
of enumeration and continuing throughout the enumeration
period, each crew leader was instructed to make regular and
frequent visits to his enumerators. At each visit, he was to
follow a clearly defined procedure for observing the enumerator's
conduct of interviews and for checking his listings, maps, ques-
tionnaires, and other forms for accuracy and completeness.
As an aid to checking coverage and enumerator efl5ciency, the
crew leader was given a list containing estimates of the number
of questionnaires recjuired in each enumeration assignment area
within his district, and of the mileage and time required to
obtain those questionnaires.
PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Completion of Enumeration. — As an enumerator completed his
assignment, he turned the portfolio containing questionnaires and
other census materials over to his crew leader. After making
a final review of the enumerator's work, the crew leader mailed
the portfolio to the Agriculture Processing Office, at Parsons,
Kansas. There, each enumerator portfolio was thoroughly
checked for completeness of all required forms and for correct
application of the sampling procedure.
Editing of Questionnaires. — Each agriculture questionnaire was
individually edited and coded before the information was trans-
ferred to punch cards and tabulated. As the first major step in
the editing process, questionnaires that did not represent farms
according to the census definition were withdrawn from fur-
ther processing. (See p. XIII.) As the second major step, the
remaining questionnaires were examined for errors, omissions,
and inconsistencies. Among the si>ecific items subjected to con-
sistency checks were the following :
a. Total acreage compared with its distribution by use.
b. Acreage of individual crops harvested compared with total
cropland harvested.
c. Irrigated acreage compared with total acres in the farm.
d. Total acreage of individual crops for all purposes compared
with the acreage harvested for specific purposes.
e. Quantity of crops harvested in relation to acreage harvested.
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t. Sales in relation to production and, for livestock, to inven-
tories.
g. Total livestock compared with the inventory by age and sex.
h. Expenditures compared with production and inventories.
Obvious errors in calculations or in units of measure, and
misplaced entries were corrected as they were found. Entries
not clearly legible were rewritten. Many omissions or incon-
sistencies were disregarded during editing. Those of significant
magnitude could be and were handled more etiiciently and eco-
nomically during mechanical processing operations. Question-
naires containing major inconsistencies and omissions were re-
ferred to members of the technical staff for review. Depending
on the magnitude of the data involved, the technical staff cor-
rected (or supervised the correction of ) the questionnaires either
on the basis of information reported for other farms of similar
type in the area or on the basis of additional information re-
ceived in response to letters directed to the farm operators.
Coding of Questionnaires. — Most of the numerical information
on a questionnaire was self-coding in that the inquiry number
was utilized for the item identification on punch cards or on
tabulations runs. However, some manual coding was also neces-
sarj' for such items as irrigated cropvS, crops infrequently re-
ported, miscellaneous poultry, etc. Code numbers were entered
on questionnaires to classify farms and, in some cases, to iden-
tify data for individual items. All farms were coded by size of
farm in terms of total acreage, by race, and by tenure of operator.
Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and Hawaii were
also coded on the basis of irrigated cropland and irrigated pas-
ture. Additional codes were applied to all farms included in
Hawaii to classify them by t>-pe of farm and by total value of
agricultural products sold. Individual items were coded only
where reports were received for crops or poultry not covered by
separate inquiries on the questionnaire. This coding was neces-
sary to assure inclusion of the data in the appropriate farm prod-
uct totals.
Tabulation of Data. — After the questionnaires were edited and
coded, the information on them was punched on cards. The cards
were then mechanically sorted and fed into machines which
transferred the data to tabulation sheets. One of the initial
and primary steps in the machine handling of the punch cards
was to separate and list those cards which lacked necessary in-
formation, those which contained inconsistent or impossible data,
and those on which the data were possible but of such magnitude
that a further review of the individual questionnaires was war-
ranted. The listing sheets were examined and, as necessary, the
cards were corrected. When the cards for a particular county
were considered satisfactory, the data were tabulated.
Subject-matter specialists of the Bureau examined all tabula-
tions for reasonableness and consistency. As necessary, they
made corrections on the basis of a further review and reappraisal
of the original reports and verification of the editing, coding,
and punching.
PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
statistical Content of This Report. — This report is part of Vol-
ume I of the 1959 Census of Agriculture. Volume I consists of
54 parts, each part containing information about agriculture for
a single State, Commonwealth, or Possession. Each part con-
tains county data for that particular State or area. The term
"county," as used in this report embraces election districts in
Alaska, parishes in Louisiana, municipios (municipalities) in
Puerto Rico, etc. The statistics for 1959 were obtained from the
Census of Agriculture taken in the "conterminous United States"
(see following paragraph), Hawaii, and Puerto Rico during the
period October 1959 to January 1960 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1960. Compara-
tive data for years prior to 1959 were obtained from earlier
censuses.
In the planning of the publications for the 1960 Censuses of
Population and Housing and the 1959 Census of Agriculture, the
term "conterminous United States," recommended by the Board
of Geographic Names to designate the 48-State area as it ex-
isted before Alaska and Hawaii became States, was adopted by
the Bureau of the Census.
The definitions and explanations in this introduction for vol-
ume I generally have application broad enough to include the
States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico and the island possessions. However, specific application
in many instances may be limited to the conterminous United
States ; for example, references to earlier censuses, to the sam-
pling methods and procedures, to specific sections or questions on
the questionnaires, and to specific table numbers.
For each part of volume I (one part for each State or area),
a facsimile of the appropriate questionnaire is reproduced in
the appendix.
The statistics for States and counties are presented according
to the same general plan as was followed in the volume I re-
ports for the 1954 and the 1950 censuses. State and county totals
are given for nearly all items for which information was ob-
tained in the 1959 census. However, most of the data by eco-
nomic class of farm, type of farm, and color and tenure of farm
operator are given only for States.
Comparative data for the States are given for each census
year beginning with 1900. Comparative data for counties are
given for the years 1959 and 1950. For some items, the data
obtained from the 1959 census are the only ones available.
Comparability of Data. — The data obtained from the various
censuses of agriculture are not strictly comparable for all items.
For example, differences from one census to another in the time
of enumeration, the wording of the questions, and the definition
of a farm cause some lack of comparability. Differences con-
sidered to have a significant effect on the comparability of data
are described In the text and/or mentioned in footnotes to the
tables.
Uinor Civil Divisions. — As in prior censuses, data for most of
the items included in the 1959 Census of Agriculture were tabu-
lated for minor civil divisions. The term "minor civil division"
applies to the primary subdivision of a county into smaller geo-
graphic areas such as townships, precincts, districts, wards,
beats, municipalities, etc. Figures for these smaller geographic
areas are not included in any of the published reports, but they
may be supplied upon request and payment of the costs of com-
piling and checking the data.
In some case.s, the minor civil division tabulations provide totals
for a single minor civil division, even when such totals required
a grouping of enumeration assignments. In other cases, the minor
civil division tabulations provide totals for a combination of
two or more adjoining minor civil divisions. The data for each
individual minor civil division included in such totals can be tab-
ulated separately, however, since each questionnaire obtained in
the census contains the designation of the minor civil division in
which the farm headquarters was located. An additional charge
must be made for a separate tabulation of any small area in-
cluded in a total for two or more combined minor civil divisions.
Requests for census information for minor civil divisions should
be directed to the Agriculture Division, Bureau of the Census,
Washington 25, D.C.
INTRODUCTION
XIII
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Descriptive Summary and References. — The definitions and ex-
planations tiiat follow relate only to those items that are con-
sidered to be inadequately described in the tables where they
appear. Although the descriptive terms and explanations refer
specifically to the 1959 Censu.s of Agriculture, many of them also
apply to earlier censuses. Most of the definitions consist of a
r^sum^ of the questionnaire wording, supplemented by excerpts
from instructions given to enumerators. For exact wording of
the questions and of the instructions included on the question-
naire, see the facsimile of the 1959 Agriculture Questionnaire in
the appendix of this report
An analysis of the questions asked in the 1959 census, and of
the data obtained, is given in Volume II, General Report, Statis-
tics by Subjects, United States Census of Agriculture, 1959. The
general report presents statistics for States by subject matter.
Ge.neral Farm Infobmation
Censni Definition of a Farm. — For the 1959 Census of Agricul-
ture, the definition of a farm was based primarily on a combina-
tion of "acres in the place" and the estimated value of agricultural
products sold.
The word "place" was defined to include all land on which
agricultural operations were conducted at any time in 1959 under
the control or supervision of one person or partnership. (For
definition of "agricultural operations," see p. X.) Control may
have been exercised through ownership or management, or
through a lease, rental, or cropping arrangement.
Places of less than 10 acres in 1959 were counted as farms if
the estimated sales of agricultural products for the year amounted
to at least $250. Places of 10 or more acres in 1959 were counted
as farms if the estimated sales of agricultural products for the
year amounted to at least $50. Places having less than the $50
or $250 minimum estimated sales in 1959 were also counted as
farms if they could normally be expected to produce agricultural
products in sufficient quantity to meet the requirements of the
definition. This additional qualification resulted in the inclusion
as farms of some places engaged in farming operations for the
first time In 1959 and places affected by crop failure or other
anusual conditions.
To avoid biases arising from an enumerator's personal Judg-
ment and opinion, the Bureau did not give enumerators the defini-
tion of a farm. Instead, enumerators were Instructed to obtain
questionnaires for all places considered farms by their operators
and for all other places that had one or more agricultural opera-
tions. (iSee "AETicultural Operations," p. X.) In 1950, agricul-
tural operations were defined to include every place of 3 or more
acres, whether or not the operator considered it a farm, and every
place havinK*specialized operations," regardless of the acreage.
"Specialized operations" referred to nurseries and ^greenhouses
and to places having 100 or more poultr>', production of 300 or
more dozen eggs in 1949, or 3 or more hives of bees. In all of
the two last censuses, as a result, questionnaires were filled
for a con.giderable number of places that did not qualify as farms.
The determination as to which questionnaires represented farms
was made during office processing operations and only those
questionnaires meeting the criteria foa: a farm were included in
the tabulations.
For the 1950 Census of Agriculture, places of 3 or more acres
were counted as farms if the annual value of a^ cultural prod-
ucts, whether for home use or for sale but exclusive of home-
garden products, amounted to $150 or more. Places of less than
3 acres were counted as farms only if the annual sales of agri-
cultural products amounted to $150 or more. A few pleices with
very low aCTicultural production because of unusual circum-
stances, such as crop failure, were also counted as farms if they
normally could have been expected to meet the ininimum value or
sales criteria.
In the censuses from 1930 to 1940, enumerators were given a
definition of "farm" and were instructed to obtain reports only
for those places which met the criteria. According to this defini-
tion, farms included all places of 3 or more acres, regardless of
the quantity or value of agricultural production, and places of
less than 3 acres if the value of agricultural products, whether
for home use or for sale, amounted to $250 or more. Because of
changes in price level, the $250 minimum resulted in the in-
clusion of varying numbers of farms of less than 3 acres in the
several censuses taken during this period. Generally, the only
reports excluded from tabulation were those taken in error and
those showing very limited agricultural production, such as only
a small home garden, a few fruit trees, a small flock of chickens,
etc.
The change in the number of farms in 1950, as compared with
earlier censuses, was partly due to the change in farm definition,
especially with respect to farms of 3 or more acres in size. Some
of the places of 3 or more acres that were not covmted as farms
in 1950 because the value of their agricultural production was
less than S150 would have qualified as farms if the criteria had
been the same as in earlier censuses.
For 1959, Uie difference in the number of farms as compared
with all prior censuses resulted partly from the change in farm
definition. The fact that sales of agricultural products in 1959
was used resulted in the exclusion of some places that would
have qualified as farms had the value of agricultural products
alone been considered. The increase in the acreage minimum
also had an effect. Tlie change in the number of farms due
to change in definition, 1950 to 1959, is shown for each county
In county table 1. Some characteristics of the places not counted
as farms in 1959, but which would have been included in 1950,
are shown in State Table 10.
The change In farm definition made In 1950 and again in 1959
had no appreciable effect on the totals for livestock or crops
because the places affected by the change ordinarily accounted
for less than 1 percent of the totals for a given county or State.
Farm Operator. — The term "farm operator" is used to designate
a person who operates a farm, either doing the work himself or
directly supervising the work. He may be the owner, a member of
the owner's household, a hired manager, or a tenant, renter, or
sharecropper. If he rents land to others or has land worked on
shares by others, he is considered as operator only of the land
which he retains for his own operation. In the case of a partner-
ship, only one partner is counted as an operator. The number of
farm operators is considered to be the same as the number of
farms.
Farms Beporting or Operators Reporting. — Figures for farms re-
porting or operators rei)orting, based on a tabulation of all farms,
represent the number of farms, or operators, for which the speci-
fied item was reported. For example, if there were 1,922 farms
in a county and only 1,465 had chickens 4 months old and over
on hand at the time of enumeration, the number of farms
rei>orting chickens would be shown as 1,465. The difference be-
tween the total number of farms and the number of farms re-
porting a particular item represents the number of farms not
having that item, provided a correct report was received for all
farms.
Where applicable, figures may be given for the number of farms
or operators not reporting items that were intended to be ob-
tained for all farms; for example, residence of farm operator,
State table 4. The number not reporting, as compared with the
total number of farms or operators, indicates the extent of
incompleteness of the reporting of the data for the item.
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Land Area. — The approximate total land area of States and
counties as reported for 1959 is, in general, the same as that re-
ported for all censuses beginning with 1940. Such differences as
are shown reflect political changes in boundaries or actual changes
in land area caused by changes in the number or size of reser-
voirs, lakes, streams, etc. For Alaska, the areas for election
districts represent the gross area of land and water.
Land in Farms. — Except for managed farms, the laud to be in-
cluded in each farm was determined from the answers to ques-
tions about the number of acres owned, the number of acres rented
from others or worked on shares for others, and the number of
acres rented to others or worked on shares by others. The acres
owned and the acres rented from others or worked on shares for
others were first added together and then the acres rented to
others or worked on shares by others were subtracted. The re-
sult represented the number of acres in the farm. The number of
acres in a managed farm was the difference between the total
land managed and that part of the managed land that was rented
to others or worked -on shares by others.
In the 1959 axid 1950 censuses, enumerators were instructed
to record total figures for land owned, land rented from others,
and land managed for others, including any part of the land
that was rented to others. In censuses prior to 1950, enu-
merators were instructed to exclude all land rented to others and
to record only that portion of the acreage owned, rented from
others, or managed for others that was retained by the farm op-
erator. Thus, the figures for the individual tenures of land are
not entirely comparable for all censuses. However, the land In-
cluded in each farm was determined on essentially the same basis
for all censuses.
The acreage designated in the tables as "land in farms" consists
primarily of "agricultural" land — that is, land used for crops
and pasture or grazing. It also includes considerable areas of
land not actually under cultivation nor used for pasture or graz-
ing. For example, the entire acreage of woodland and wasteland
owned or rented by farm operators is included as land in farms,
unless it was being held for nonagricultural purposes or unless
the acreage was unusually large.
E.xcept for open range and grazing land used under government
permit, all grazing land was to be included as land in farms
provided the place of which it was a part was a farm. Land used
rent free was to be reported as land rented from others.
Land owned. — All land that the operator and/or his wife
held under title, purchase contract, homestead law, or as heir
or trustee of an undivided estate at the time of enumeration is
considered as owned.
Land Rented from Others.— This item Includes not only land
that the operator rented or leased from others but also land
he worked on shares for others and land he occupied rent free.
Land Rented to Others. — This item includes all land rented or
leased to others, except land leased to the government under the
Soil Bank, and all land worked by others on shares or on a
rent-free basis. For the most part, the land rented to others
represents agricultural land but It also includes land rented
for residential or other purposes. The tenant is considered as
the operator of land leased, rented, or worked on shares even
thou^ his landlord may supervise his operations. The land-
lord is considered as operator of only that portion of the land
not assigned to tenants.
Land Uenaged. — This item Includes all tracts of land man-
aged for one or more employers by a person hired on a salary
basis. A hired manager was considered to be the operator of
the land he managed since he was responsible for the agricul-
tural operations on that land and frequently supervised others
In performing those operations. Managed land was always to
be reported on a separate questionnaire whether or not the
manager also operated a farm on his own account.
Land in Farms According to Use.— Land in farms has been
distributed according to the way in which it was used in 1959.
The land uses described in the following paragraphs are mutually
exclusive; that is, each acre of land is included only once even
though it may have had more than one use during the year.
Cropland Harvested. — This category refers to all land from
which any crops were harvested in 1959, whether for home use
or for sale. It includes land in fruit orchards, coffee, nut^
and flowers. Matured crops hogged off or grazed were con-
sidered to have been "crops harvested" and were reported
here. Land from which two or more crops were harvested in
1959 was to be counted only once in the land-use classificar
tion. Land used for other purposes either before or after the
crops were harvested was to be reported as cropland har-
vested, without regard to the other uses.
The enumerator was instructed to check the figure for crop-
land harvested for each farm by adding the acreages of the
individual crops and subtracting the acreages from which two
or more crops were harvested. This checking procedure was
repeated during the office processing of questionnaires for all
farms having 100 or more acres of cropland harvested.
Cropland used only for Pasture. — This land-use classification
includes rotation pasture and all other land used only for pas-
ture or grazing that the operator considered could have been
used for crops without additional improvement. Enumerators
were instructed to include land planted to crops that were
hogged off, pastured, or grazed before maturity but to exclude
land pastured before or after hay or other crops were harvested
from it. Peruuinent open pasture may have been reported
either for this item or for "other pasture" depending on whether
or not the operator considered it as cropland.
Cropland not Harvested and not Pastured. — This classification
represents a total of three subclasses.
Cropland for Future Harvest.— This subclass includes
land from v\hich no crops were harvested in 1959, but which
was occupied by growing crops (fsimarily sugarcane and pine-
apples) intended for harvest in 1960 or later. It does not
include land in fruit orchards, nut trees, or coffee, nor land
in crops harvested or intended for harvest in 1959 even if
such land was planted to crops for harvest after 1959.
Crop Failure. — This subclass includes cropland not har-
vested because of complete crop failure, low prices, labor
shortage, or other reasons.
Other Cropland. — This subclass includes idle cropland
and land in soil-improvement crops only.
Woodland Pastured. — This classification includes all wood-
land where livestock were pastured or grazed in 1959.
Woodland not Pastured. — This classification refers to all
woodland not used for pasture or grazing in 1959, including
land in operated farms that was placed in the Soil Bank and
planted to trees.
Other Pasture. — This classification refers to all land other
than woodland and cropland that was used only for pasture
or grazing in 1959. It includes noncrop open or brush pasture
and cutover or deforested land that has been Improved and
used for pasture.
Improved Pasture. — This subclass refers to that portion of
"other pasture" on which one or more of the following prac-
tices had been used : liming, fertilizing, seeding, irrigating,
draining, or the clearing of weed or brush growth.
Other Land. — This classification refers to all land not in-
cluded in the preceding land-use classifications, such as house
lots, barn lots, lanes, roads, ditches, land area of pwnds, and
wasteland. This figure for 1959 was obtained from the ma-
chine tabulations by subtracting the total of all other uses
from the total land in all farms reported for a given county
or classification. Hence, there is no figure given to represent
the farms reporting this item.
Other land has been further subdivided into (1) land in lava
flows without vegetation; (2) land in palis, gulches, and
streambeds; and 73) land occupied by farmsteads, houses,
roads, ditches, and windbreaks.
Age of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by age into
six age groups. The average age of farm operators was derived
from the sum of the ages of all farm operators reporting age
divided by the number reporting. The number of farm operators
65 or more years of age is an actual count based on the operators
reporting age.
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XV
Residence of Operator. — Farm operators were classified by resi-
dence according to whether or not they lived on the farms they
were operating. Some of those who did not live on the farms
they operated themselves lived on farms operated by others. In
cases where all the land was rented from others or worked on
shares for others, the operator was considered to live on the farm
operated provided the dwelling he occupied was included in the
rental agreement. The dwelling, in such cases, was not neces-
sarily on the land being operated. Similarly, a farm operator
who did not live on the land being cultivated or grazed but who
had some agricultural operations (other than a home garden)
at his dwelling was considered as living on the farm operated.
Since some farm operators live on their farms only during
a part of the year, comparability of the figures for various cen-
suses may be affected by the date of enumeration.
In a few cases, the enumerator failed to report the residence of
the farm operator. Differences between the total number of
farms and the number of farm operators classified by residence
indicate the extent of under-reporting.
Tear Began Operating Present Farm. — Enumerators were in-
structed to report the year during which a farm operator began
to operate his present farm and, if the year was 195S or later,
also to report the month. The year was intended to refer to the
first year of the period during which the oiwrator had been in
continuous charge of his present farm or of any part of it. The
time of year that farmers move is indicated by the month they
began operating their farms, as shown by a monthly breakdown
of the reports for farmers who began operating their present
farms during i'J'iH and 1959.
Off-Farm Work and Other Income. — To obtain a measure of the
extent to which farm operators rely on nonfarm sources for part
of their income, four questions were asked of all farm operators.
The first question asked for the number of days the operator
worked off his farm in 1959. The other three questions, to be
answered "Yes" or "No," asked (1) whether other members of the
oi>erator's hotisehold did any work off the farm ; (li) whether any
income was received from sources other than the sale of agri-
cultural products from the farm operated; and (3) whether the
combined income of all members of the household from off-farm
work and other sources was greater than the total value of agri-
cultural products sold from the farm operated.
Off-farm work was defined to include work on someone else's
farm for pay as well as all types of nonfarm jobs, businesses, and
professions, whether the work was done on the farm premises or
elsewhere. Exchange work was not included.
Equipment and Facilities. — In 1959 as in several earlier cen-
suses, data about six'cifled equipment and facilities were obtained
for only a sample of farnts. Farm ojjerators were asked to report
equipment and facilities that were on the farm at the time of enu-
meration, regardless of ownership. They were to include items
that were temporarily out of order but not any that were worn
out.
Data in terms of actual number were obtained for the follow-
ing items of farm eciuipment in 1959: (1) electric motors of 1 or
more horsepower, (2) powe>sprayinR and dusting machines, '
(3) pick-up biilers, (4) field foraee harvesters, (5) motortrucks,
(6) wheel tTfictors, (7) garden tractors, (S) crawler tractors,
and (9) automobiles. Definitions given enumerator.s included
the followinc s[)ecifi cations, among others: Pick-up balers were
to include lx)th hand-tie find automatic balers but not .stationfiTy'
ones. Motortrncks were to include pick-up trucks and truck-
Irailer comlanations; jeeps and station wagons were also to be
included if they were used primarily a.=; tnicks, but school buses
were specifically excluded. Wheel tractors specifically ex-
cluded garden tractors, implements with built/-in power units,
such as self-propelled combines or powered buck rakes, and the
power unit of a truck-trailer combination. Automobiles were to
include jeeps and station wagons if thej- were used primarily as
passenger cars.
Questions to be answered "Yes" or "No" provided information
as to the presence or absence of the following items: (1) tele-
phone; (2) home freezer; (3) milking machine; (4) electric milk
cooler; (5) crop i.lrier; (6) power-operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower; and (7) electricit\-.
Comparable data from one census to another are not available
for all items. The questions asked about equipment during a
given census reflect changes in farm mechanization and in the
facilities available to farm families.
Ownership of Sources of Farm Power. — Data regarding the
ownership of tractor power used on farms were obtained for the
first time in the I960 Census. On the basis of the reports, farm
operators were classified by tenure according to whether they
used tractor power or used no power on their farms in 1959, The
operators reporting use of power were further classified into four
groups on the basis of ownership of the tractors. These four
groups are as follows:
Source of povs-er owned by (1) the farm operator alone,
(2) the farm operator and another person jointl>-, (;^) the
farm operator's landlord, and (4) a private contractor or a
aovemment agency.
Farms by Kind of Road.— The classification of farms by the kind
of road on which they are located is basetl on only a sample of
farms. The enumerator was instructed to report, on the basis
of his own observation, the kind of road on which the most
frequently used entrance to the farm was located. For farms
consisting of two or more tracts, he was to limit his report to the
tract on which the farm operator had his dwelling or other
headquarters.
Farm Labor. — The questions about farm labor related to per-
sons working during the calendar week preceding the week of
enumeration. Since the enumeration starting dates varied by
geographic areas, and the enumeration within each area lasted
over a period of several weeks, the calendar weeks to which the
data apply al.so vary. Thus, the data for an individual farm may
relate to any one week during the months of December or Jajiu-
ary i960.
Farm labor was defined to include any work, chores, or planning
necessary to the agricultural operations of the farm ; and to ex-
elude housework, contract construction work, custom machine
work, and repair, installation, or construction work done by per-
sons employed si)€cifically for such work. The farm labor in-
formation contained in this report represents estimates based on
answers to questions relating to the farm work or chores done
during the week by (1) operator, (2) unpaid members of the
operator's family, and (3) hired persons. An operator was
considered as working If he worked one or more hours ; unpaid
members of the operator's family. If they worked 15 or more
hours ; and hired persons, if they worked at all during the week.
Persons employed in sugar mills and pineapple canneries were
not to be reported as farm laborers.
Data are not fully comparable from one census to another,
primarily because of differences in the period to which they relate.
In 1950, as In 1959, the data related to the week preceding the
actual enumeration. Unlike 1959, however, enumeration starting
dates were identical for all States in 1950 (April 1) but since
several weeks were required to complete the enumeration, the
calendar week preceding the enumeration was not identical for
all farm.s. In 1940, only per.sons working the erjuivalent of two
or more days during the specified week were to lie included. In
1940, an additional specification limited the workers to those 14
years old and over.
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Experience gained from earlier censuses indicates that farm
labor data are often unsatisfactorily reported unless the week
specified is the week immediately preceding the actual enumer-
ation. When a farm operator was asked to report the number of
persons employed during a specified week that was several weeks
prior to enumeration, he often reported the highest number of
persons employed during the year. Obviously Incorrect reports
were adjusted to make the data reflect more nearly the situation
known to existduring the specified week. Few adjustments were
meide in those data, however, even though there were indications
of incorrect reporting.
Regnlar and Seasonal Workers. — Hired persons working on
the farm during the week concerned were classed as "regular"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was 150
days or more during the year. They were classed as "seasonal"
workers if the period of actual or expected employment was
less than 150 days. In cases where the period of emplo.vnient
was not reported for an individual farm, it was estimated from
data for such items as basis of payment, wage rates, expendi-
tures for labor in 1959, and type of farming operations.
Hired Workers by Basis of Payment. — Hired persons were
also classified according to whether they were paid on a
monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly basis, or by piecework. In
cases of incomplete rejjorting, the basis of payment for hired
workers was supplied during the ofiice processing operations.
Wage Rates and Hours Worked.^ — The agreed cash rate of pay
was asked for each class of hired worker except those em-
ployed on a piecework basis. (The number and the earnings of
persons paid on a piecework basis were required for those who
worked on Friday of the week preceding the enumeration.)
The number of hours that workers were expected to work to
earn their pay was asked for each class except tho.se employed
on an hourly or piecework basis. For 1959, the data include
office estimates for farms submitting incomplete reports of
wage rates and hours worked. The estimates were consistent
with the size and type of operations for the individual farm as
compared with similar farms in the area for which complete
reports were received.
Fertilizer and Lime.^The questions about fertilizer and lime,
relate to the acreage on which fertilizer and lime were used and
to the quantity used. Farm operators were asked to report total
quantities used in 1959 on the farms they operated rej^rdless of
of when or i^y whom the fertilizer and lime were purchased.
Fertilizer. — The report for fertilizer was to refer only to com-
mercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials, including rock
phosphate. The acres fertilized and the tons of fertilizer ap-
plied to those acres were obtained separately for selected crops.
The selected crops varied by region so that it was possible to
obtain detailed data for the crops most commonly fertilized
in each region. In cases where the same land was used for
more than one crop, the acres fertilized were to be reported
separately for each crop. If the same crop was fertilized
more than once, however, the acres in that crop were to be
reported only once. In all cases, the total quantity of fer-
tilizer used In 1959 was to be reported, including quantities
used on land occupied by crops planted in 1958 or by crops
to be harvested in 1960.
Reports for quantity of fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used were required for both dry and liquid materials. The
terms "dry" and "liquid" referred to the form in which the
fertilizers and fertilizing materials were purchased and not
to the way in which they were applied. Thus, dry fertilizers
were those purchased in dry or solid form, as powders, dusts,
granules, pellets, etc. ; liquid fertilizers were those purchased
in fluid form, as solutions or as liquefied gases.
Lime. — The data for lime relate to the total acreage limed in
1959 and the total tonnage of lime and liming materials used
on those acres for purposes of conditioning the soil. Instruc-
tions on the questionnaire stated that ground limestone, hy-
drated and burnt lime, marl, and oyster shells were to be
Included but that lime used for spraying or sanitation purposes
was to be omitted.
For some counties, the tonnage of lime shown in the table
may be less than the tonnage reported for the Agriculture Con-
servation Program or the Conservation Reserve Program of
the Soil Bank.
Specified Farm Expenditures. — The data for farm expend-
itures are based on reports obtained from all farms. The
1959 questionnaire contained questions for nine items of
farm expenditure: (1) purchase of feed for livestock and poultry;
(2) purchase of livestock and poultry; (3) machine hire;
(4) hired lalx>r; (5) seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees; (6) gaso-
line and other petroleum fuel and oil; (7) purchase of commer-
cial fertilizer and fertilizing materials; (8) purchase of lime
and liming materials; and (9) purchase of insecticides, fungi-
cides, and spraying and dusting materials. For each item speci-
fied, the total expenditures made for the farm in 1959 were to be
reported, whether made by the farm operator, his landlord, or
both. A farm operator who rented part of his land to others was
to report only the expenditures for the land he operated himself.
Enumerators were instructed to ask respondents who had diffi-
culty estimating their expenses for the period between enumera-
tion and the end of the year to estimate tliem on the basis of
current costs.
Feed. — The report on feed purchased for livestock and poultry
was to include expenditures for grain, hay, millfeeds, pasture,
salt, condiments, concentrates, and mineral supplements as
well as for the grinding and mixing of feed. The estimated
cost of items furnished by a landlord, contractor, or other
owner for feeding poultry and livestock kept on the farm was
also to be included. Payments made by a tenant to his land-
lord for feed grown on the tenant farm were to be excluded.
Livestock and Poultry. — The cost of baby chicks and turkey
poults was to be included in the expenditures made for the
purcha.se of livestock and poultry. Enumerators were in-
structed to ask the farm operator to include the cost or esti-
mated purcha.se value of poultry and livestock provided by
others and cared for by the operator under a contract feeding
arrangement. The cost of livestock purchased for resale within
30 days was not to be included. A short-term transaction of
that nature was considered to be a dealer operation, not an
agricultural one.
Machine Hire. — Expenditures for machine hire relate to cus-
tom machine work, such as tractor hire, sugarcane harvesting,
fruit picking, spraying, and dusting. Any amount spent for tlie
labor included in the cost of machine hire was to be consid-
ered as part of the total expenditure. The cost of frei^t or
trucking and exchange work without pay were to be omitted.
Hired Labor. — Expenditures for hired labor were to include
total cash payments made in 1959 to family members and to
others for farm labor. Payments to persons supplied by a con-
tractor or a cooperative organization and paid directly by
them or by the crew boss were also to be included. Payments
for the following types of work were to be excluded : house-
work, contract construction work, custom machine work, and
repair, installation, or construction work done by persons spe-
cifically employed for such work.
Oasoline and Other Petroleum Fuel and Oil. — Expenditures for
gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil were to relate only
to the products used in the farm business. Enumerators were
instructed to exclude the cost of petroleum products used
for the family automobile when operated for other than farm
business purposes and of products used in the farmhouse for
heating, cooking, and lighting.
Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, and Trees. — Expenditures were to repre-
sent the total amount spent for seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
to be used on the farm operated. The value of seed grown on
the farm was to be excluded.
Commercial Fertilizer and Fertilizing Materials.— Expend-
itures for commercial fertilizer were to include amounts spent
for commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials only.
Farm Mortgage. — The farm mortgage inquiry on the 1959 quest-
ionnaire was to be answered by farm owners who operated all or
part of the land they owned. For both full owners and part own-
ers the amount of mortgage debt and data on land owned relate to
all land owned including that rented to others. For censuses
prior to 1950, tlie data relating to nrertgage indebtedness relate
only to owned land operated by the farm operator.
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Cash Rent.— The data on cash rent relate only to cash tenants
and share-cash tenants.
Crops
Crops Harvested. — The 1^9 agriculture questionnaire was simi-
lar to the questionnaire used in several previous censuses in
that it provided for the collection of detailed data for all crops
harvested on each individual farm. The variation in the crops
listed on the questionnaires used in different States made pos-
sible the separate reporting of all Important crops grown in a
given area. All versions of the questionnaire contained several
"All other crops" questions where crops not specifically listed in
separate questions were to be reported.
Acreage of Crops Harvested. — In most instances, except for
pineapples, the acreage reported for individual crops repre-
sents the area harvested during 1959. The area harvested is
often less than the area planted. For fruit orchards and groves,
coffee plantations, and planted nut trees, the acreage reported
represents the total area in both bearing and nonbearing trees
and vines as of the date of enumeration — usually a date in
December 19.59. For pineapples, the acreage represents the
acres harvested for the year ending May 31, l959.
Quantity of Crops Harvested. — Except for pineapples, data
for quantity harvested relate to the calendar year 1959. For
pineapples in Hawaii, the acres and quantity harvested relate
to the year ending May 31, 1959. Respondents were to esti-
mate quantities not yet harvested at the time of enumeration.
Unit of Ueasore. — The unit of measure In which quantities
were to be reported has varied for some crops, not only from
State to State, but also from census to census. The aim has
been to permit reporting in the units of measure currently
in use. In the State and county tables, the quantities harvested
for each crop are usually expressed in the unit of measure
given on the 1959 atxiculture questionnaire. To provide
readily comparable information, dEita published in earlier re-
ports in different units of measure generally have been con-
verted to the units used in 1959.
Irish Potatoes and Sweetpotatoes. — For Irish potatoes and
sweetpotatoes (Including yams), the total quantity harvested was
to be reported for each crop in all cases, whether harvested for
home use or for sale or whether used for livestock feed. The
acreage harvested was to be reported for each crop only in cases
where the quantity' amounted to 10 or more hundredwei^t. Thi.s
method of reporting was designed to facilitate the enumeration of
potatoes harvested on small plots for home use.
T^ee Fruits, Nuts, and Coffee. — In 1959, fruit trees, nut trees,
and coffee trees were notenumerated forfaims having a combined
total of less than 20 at the time of enumeration. Both bearing
and nonbearing trees and vines were to be included but not any
that had been abandoned. For censuses prior to 1959, all fruit
or nut trees and coffee trees on the farm were to be enumerated,
regardle.ss of the numt)er. Because of this change in enumeration
procedure, the data for 1959 are not fully comparable with those
for earlier censuses.
In 1959, tiie area in fruit orchards, groves, coffee plantations,
and planted nut trees was enumerated when there were 20 or
more fruit trees, nut trees, and coffee trees. In 1950, the corre-
sponding area was enumerated only if it amounted to one-half
acre or more. In censuses prior to 1950, the area was to be re-
ported regardle.ss of its size or of the number of trees. Enumer-
atca-s frequently omitted the fractional acreages in small plants
ings and home orchards, however.
In 1959, Hawaii and California were the only States for which
the acreage in each individual fruit and nut crop was obtained.
The number of bearing and nonbearing trees or vines on the farm
at the time of enumeration and the quantity harvested in 1959
were to be reported separately for each fruit and nut crop. The
unit of measure in which quantities were to be reported varied
from one State to another. Tables in this report show quantities
in the unit of measure appearing on the 1959 questionnaire used
in the State.
Flowers, T>ees, and Ornamental Plants.— The questions about
flowers, trees, and ornamental plants related only to products
grown on the place fca- sale. Crops bought for resale without ad-
ditional cultivation were to be excluded. The number of plants
sold and the quantity of flowers sold were to be reported sepa-
rately for each of the important kinds of flowers and flowering
plants.
Area was obtained for fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, and
ornamental plants being grown for sale, and for flower seeds,
bulbs, vegetable seeds, and vegetable plants produced for sale
in 1959.
Forest Products. — The forest products data obtained in the
Census of Agriculture relate only to the products cut on farms.
Commercial timber operations and forest products grown or cut
on nonfarm places are excluded. Therefore, the data in this re-
port do not represent the total forestry output or income for a
county or State.
The quantity cut, \\hether for home use or sale, and the quan-
tity sold were obtained for individual forestry products such as
firewood, fence posts, and sawlogs. Value of sales were ob-
tained for charcoal, firewood, fence posts, sawlogs, lumber,
sisal, Christmas trees, tree ferns, and uncultivated plants sold
in 1959.
Value of Crops Harvested. — The total value of crops harvested
represents the estimated value of all crops harvested during the
crop year 1959. It includes the value of quantities consumed
on farms as food, feed, seed, etc., as well as quantities sold.
Farmers were not asked to report values of crops harvested;
the values were calculated in the processing office. For individ-
ual crops, the quantity harvested was multiplied bv the average
price at which the crop was sold in the State. Quantities har-
vested were not obtained for vegetables, therefore, for those
crops, the value of sales, as obtained in the enumeration, was
used in the calculation of total value of crops harvested.
Value of Crops Sold. — The questionnaire required value of sales
of crops to he reported only for vegetables, flowers, trees, oma--
mental plants, and forest products. For all other crops, the value
of sales was calculated on a county level during processing op-
erations by multiplying the State average prices by either the
quantity sold or the quantity harvested. Reports of quantity sold
were obtained during the enumeration for most of the major crops.
Quantity harvested was used in the calculation of value of crops
sold for such crops as sugarcane and pineapples that are cus-
tomarily ^•own for sale. The procedures used for the various
crops are descrilied on page XIX. In 1950, values'of crops sold
were obtained for each farm during the enumeration.
Ibbioation
Definition of Irrigated Land.— Irrigated land is defined as land
watered for agricultural purposes by artificial means. These
means included subirrigation as well as systems whereby water
was applied to the ground surface, either directly or by sprinklers.
Land flooded for rice cultivation was considered as irrigated.
Land flooded during high-water periods was to be included as
Irrigated only if water was directed to agricultural use by dams,
canals, or other works. The definition of irrigated land specif-
ically excluded land where the "water table," or natural level
of underground water, was controlled by drainage works with no
additional water brought in by canals or pipes.
Enumeration of Irrigated Land. — A question on total land Irri-
gated was asked in all States, with the exception of Alaska. The
acreage reported for this question includes not only irrigated
cropland but also any other land that was irrigated in 1959.
The questionnaires used in the 17 Western States, Louisiana,
and Hawaii included several additional questions regarding irrl-
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gation. These questions related to the acreage of land irrigated
by sprinklers, irrigated land from which crops were harvested,
specific crops irrigated, and source of Irrigation water. Such
additional data, for Irrigated farms, are presented in county
table la for these States.
Statistics on the irrigation enterprises which supplied irriga-
tion water were collected in the 1959 Census of Irrigation and
are published in Volume III, "Irrigation of Agricultural Lands."
This report contains a considerable amount of data about irri-
gation for the 17 Western States, Louisiana, and Hawaii.
Irrigated Farms.— All farms reporting any land irrigated in
1959 are counted as irrigated farms.
land in Irrigated Farms.— Data for latid in irrigated farms ac-
cording to use relate to the entire acreage in these farms, in-
cluding land that was not irrigated.
land Irrigated.— Data for land irrigated relate only to that
part of the land in irrigated farms that was watered by artificial
means at any time in 1959. Separate figures are given for farms
reporting land irrigated by sprinklers whether or not the land
was also irrigated by other means. Additional figures are given
for farms reporting land irrigated by sprinklers only.
Irrigated Cropland Harvested. — The data for irrigated crop-
land harvested relate to all irrigated land from which crops
were harvested in 1959, regardless of the method of irrigation.
An instruction on the questionnaire reminded enumerators and
respondents to include irrigated land from which hay was cut,
irrigated land in both bearing and nonbearing fruit and nut
crops, and irrigated land from which volunteer crops were
harvested. Each irrigated acre was to be reported only once,
regardless of how many crops were harvested from it.
Other Irrigated land. — This classification was obtained by
subtraction of the acreage of irrigated cropland harvested
from the acreage of total land irrigated. It represents primarily
land in crops for harvest in 1960, irrigated cropland not har-
vested, and irrigated pasture or grazing land.
Farms Irrigated By Number of Acres Irrigated. — All farms on
which any land was irrigated in 1959 are classified according
to the number of acres irrigated in County Table la for the 17
Western States, Louisiana, and Hawaii. TMs classification is
based on total land irrigated. Therefore, it includes not only the
irrigated land from which crops were harvested but also all other
irrigated land, regardless of use.
land Irrigated By Source of Water. — The agriculture question-
naire contained a question as to what proportion of irrigated
water used on the farm in 1959 was obtained from ground-
water, surface-water, and irrigation-organization sources. Re-
spondents were asked to report separately the percentage of
water obtained from each source. The number of acres that
were irrigated by water from each source or combination of
sources was calculated during office processing operations by
applying the percentages to the total land irrigated.
Ground-water sources relate to wells (pumped or flowing) and
springs ; surface-water sources relate to streams, lakes, reservoirs,
and sewage and drainage ditches. For each of these sources,
only water obtained by pumps or other works operated as part
of the operator's own farm or as part of another single farm was
to be included. Irrigation-organization sources relate to irriga-
tion enterprises organized to supply water to a group of farms,
regardless of how or where the enterprise obtained the water.
The irrigation enterprise may be a legal organization or a group
of farmers informally organized to operate a supply ditch or
other works to provide water for their own farms.
Land-Use Practices
Summary Information. — The 1959 data for land-use practices
are based on reports obtained from all farms. The various land-
use practices relate to metiiods for reducing soil erosion, either
by improving the soil, controlling the runoff of water, or reducing
the blowing of topsoil.
Cropland in Cover Crops. — The data relate to land on which
cover crops were turned under for green manure in 1959 and
which was then planted to another crop. The entire acreage of
cover crops so used was to be reported even if the following crop
failed.
Cropland Used for Grain or Eow Crops Farmed on the Contour. —
This item relates to land on which grain or row crops were
planted in level rows around the slope of a hill.
land in Strip-Cropping Systems for Soil-Erosion Control.— Strip-
cropping was defined as the practice of alternating close-sown
crops with strips or bands of row crops or of alternating either
close-sown or row crops with bands of cultivated fallow land.
The published data refer to the total acreage of all fields and
tracts in which strip-cropping was practiced in 1959.
System of Terraces on Crop and Pasture land. — This item re-
lates to the acreage in ridge-type or channel-type terraces con-
structed on sloping cropland and pastureland.
Livestock and Poultbt
Inventories. — Data for livestock and poultry on farms relate
to the number on hand at the time of enumeration. All live-
stock and poultry, including those being kept or fed under con-
tract, were to be enumerated on the farm or ranch where they
were, regardless of who owned them. Livestock in transit from
one grazing area to another or grazing in national forests, were
to be reported as being on the place where the person who had
control over them had his headquarters.
The time of year at which livestock and poultry are enumerated
affects the data. Therefore, the date of enumeration needs to
be considered when totals for the various censuses are compared.
The census of 1920 was taken as of January 1 and those of
1930, 1940, and 1950, as of April 1. A count made in April var-
ies considerably from one made in January. In most areas a
large number of animals are bom between January and April. A
considerable number of older animals die or are sold during the
same period. In the range States, along with the change in seae
son and grazing condition, sheep and cattle are moved from one
locality or county to another. This movement may affect the
comparability of data for counties and, in some cases, for States.
The comparability of data by age has been affected also by
changes in the questions from one census to another.
Milk Cows, Cows Vfilked, and Milk Produced.— —Data on
the number of milk cows, cows milked, and milk produced relate
to the day preceding the enumeration. The data for cows milked
yesterday and milk produced yesterday are not given in this vol-
ume. These figures were obtained primarily to serve the needs
of the U. S. Department of Agriculture in making monthly and
annual estimates of milk production. These figures can be made
available, at a small cost, to others who express an interest in
them.
Whrfe Milk Sold. — Data for whole milk sold relate to the en-
tire year 1959. All milk sold from the farm (except quantities
purchased from some other place and then resold) were to be in-
cluded, regardless of who shared the receipts.
Sows and Gilts Farrowing. — In the 1959 census, data were ob-
tained for the number of litters farrowed between December 1,
1958, and June 1, 1959, and from June 1 to December 1, 1959.
Sheep, lambs, and Wool. — In the 1959 census, questions about
sheep, lambs, and wool were asked in all States. Data on
shearings and on amount of wool shorn were obtained for lambs
and sheep separately.
Goats. — In 1959, questions on goats and kids appeared on the
questionnaire. The questionnaire also called for the value of
goat milk sold in 1959.
Bees and Honey.— Questions on bees and honey were included
on the questionnaires for both the 1959 and the 1950 censuses.
INTRODUCTION
XIX
Value of Livestock on Farms.— To obtain the value of livestock
on farms, the number of each class of livestock or poultry on hand
was multiplied by the State average price for 1959.
Sales of Live Animals. — Data for the number and value of
animals sold alive in 1959 are based on reports made by farm
operators.
Sales of Poultry and Poultry Products.— For the 1959 Census,
sales of chickens were obtained for two groups: (1) broilers
and (2) other chicl<ens. The enumeration of broiler sales pre-
sents fTobJems arising from the varied contractual arrangements
under which broilers are produced. The questionnaire contained
an instruction to the effect that all broilers grown for others
under contract were to be reported as sold. During office proc-
essing operations, the data reported for inventories and sales of
chiclcens four months old and over, chicken eggs sold, and
broilers sold were carefully examined. Obvious inconsistencies
indicating confusion between broilers and other chickens were
collected on the basis of estimated values and on the basis of
data reported for expenditures for feed, poultry and livestock
purchases, hired labor, etc.
Classification of Farms
Scope of Classification. — Detailed data for farms classified
by size, by race of operator, b\' tenure of operator, by economic
class, and by type of farm are totals for all farms. The farm
classifications by size of farm, race of operator, tenure of oper-
ator, economic class of farm, and type of farm were made in the
processing office on the basis of data reported on each ques-
tionnaire.
Farms by Size. — Farms were classified by size according to the
total land area established for each farm. The same classifica-
tion was used for all States. According to definition, a farm is
essentially an operating unit, not an ownership tract. All land
operated by one person or partnership represents one farm. In
the case of a landlord who has assigned land to croppers or other
tenants, the land assigned to each cropper or tenant is considered
a separate farm even though the landlord may operate the entire
landboldlng as one unit in respect to supervision, equipment, rota-
tion practice, purchase of supplies, or sale of products. A
change was made in the size classification for 1959, as con-
trasted with several preceding years, \jy subdividing the 1,000-
acre-and-over ^oup and by coml)ining two previously recognized
groups, viz, 10 to 29 acres and .30 to 49 acres.
Farms by Race of Operator. — Farms were classified by race
of operator as follows: Caucasian, Hawaiian, or part-Hawaiian,
Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, and all other races.
Farms by Tenure of Operator. — The classification of farms by
tenure of operator was based on data reported for land owned,
land rented from others or worked for others on .shares, land
managed for others, and land rented to others or worked on shares
by others.
For lO.'iO, each questionnaire was coded, during the editing proc-
ess, to indicate whether it represented a farm operated by a full
owner, part owner, manager, or tenant. The questionnaires for
tenants were given a code to indicate the kind of tenant.
The various classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land tliey own.
li. Part Owners operate land they own and also land rented
from otliers.
c. Managers operate land for others and are paid a wage or
salary for their services. Persons acting merely as care-
takers or hired as laborers are not classified as managers. If
n farm operator managed land for otliers and also operated
land on his own account, the land operated on his own ac-
count was considered as one farm and the land managed for
others as a second farm. If. however, he managed land for
two or more employers, all the managed land was considered
to be one farm.
d. Tenants rent from others or work on shares for others all
the land they operate. They are further classified, as de-
scribed below, on the basis of rental arrangements In regard
to the payment of cash rent, sharing of crops, and sharing
of livestock or livestock or livestock products.
(1) Cash Tenants pay cash rent, either on a per-acre basis or
for the farm as a whole.
(2) Share-Cash Tenants pay part of the rent in cash and part
in a share of the crops and/or of the livestock and livestock
products.
(3) Crop-Share Tenants pay a share of the crops but not of the
livestock or livestock products.
(4) Livestock-Share Tenants pay a share of the livestock or
livestock products. They may or may not also pay a share of
the crops.
(5) Other and Unspecified Tenants are those who did not
qualify for inclusion in any of the foregoing subclassifica-
tions. They may have had the use of land rent-free or in
return for a fixed quantity of products, payment of taxes,
mEiintenance of buildings, etc.
Rental Ag^ement for Part Owners And Tenants. — State Table
24 presents data regarding the rental agreement for part owners
and tenants for the censuses of 1959 and 1954.
Farms by Economic Class.— The totals for farms by economic
class are for all feirms. The economic classifications represent
groupings of farms that are similar in characteristics and
size of operation. The economic classes were established on
the basis of one or more of four factors: (1) total value of all
farm products sold, (2) number of days the farm operator worked
off the farm, (3) the age of the farm operator, and (4) the re-
lationship of income received by the operator and members of his
household from nonfarm sources to the value of all farm products
sold. Institutional farms, Indian reservations, agricultural ex-
periment stations, and grazing associations were always classified
as "abnormal."
The total value of farm products sold was obtained by addi-
tion of the reported or estimated values for all products sold from
the farm. The value of cattle and calves, horses, hogs and
pigs, sheep and lambs, goats and kids, some poultry products,
vegetables, flowers, trees and ornamental plants, and mis-
cellaneous forest products was obtained from the farm opera-
tor during the pnumeralion. 'Ihe quantity sold was obtained
during enumeration for coffee, fruits, and nuts. To obtain the
value of sales of these products, the quemtity sold was multi-
plied Ijy .State average prices.
For each of the other products, the entire production was mul-
tiplied by the State average price. If the resulting value amount-
ed to $100 or more, the entire quantity produced was considered
as sold. This procedure was followed only in establishing the
economic class and the type of farm but was not used In estab-
lishing the total value of products sold from the farm. (See
p. XX.)
Farms were grouped Into two major categories, commercial
farms and other farms, mainly on the basis of total value of prod-
ucts sold. The 1959 class intervals and some of the criteria for
determination of a given class are different from those used in
1950. In general, for 1959, all farms with a value of sales
amounting to S2,500 or more were classified as commercial.
Farms with a value of sales of .$50 to $2,499 were classified as
commercial if the farm operator was under 65 years of age and
(1) he did not work off the farm 100 or more days during the
year and (2) tlie income received by the operator and members
of his family from nonfarm sources was less than the value of
all farm products .sold. The remaining farms with a value of
sales of $50 to $2,499 and institutional farms were included in
one of the groups of "other farms."
XX
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Commercial farms were divided into six economic classes on
the basis of the total value of all farm products sold, as
follows :
Value of Farm
Class of Farm Products sold
X _ $40,000 and over
III $20,000 to $39,999
III "' $10,000 to $19,999
IV _ $5,000 to $9,999
V '" $2,500 to $4,999
VI*"II $50 to $2,499
•Provided the farm operator was under 65 years of age, and —
(1) he did not work off the farm 100 or more days, and (2) the In-
come that he and members of his household received from nonfarm
sources was less than the total value of farm products sold.
Other farms were divided into three economic classes as
follows :
a. QasB Vn, PEat-time.-Farms with a value of sales of farm
products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-time" if
the operator was under 65 years of age and he either worked
off the farm 100 or more days or the income he and members
of his household received from nonfarm sources was greater
than the total value of farm products sold.
b. Class VIII, Part-retirement.— Farms with a value of sales
of farm products of $50 to $2,499 were classified as "part-
retirement" if the farm operator was 65 years old or over.
Many of these are farms on which the Income from nonfarm
sources was greater than the value of sales of agricultural
products. Others are residential, subsistence, or marginal
farms. In previous censuses, the age of the farm operator
was not a criterion for grouping farms by economic class.
Since the number of elderly people in our population has
been steadily increasing during recent years, a separate
classification for farms operated on a part-retirement basis
was considered important for an adequate analysis of the
agricultural structure of a county or State.
c. Class IX, Abnormal. — All institutional farms and Indian
reservations were classified as "abnormal," regardless of the
value of sales. Institutional farms include those operated
by hospitals, penitentiaries, schools, grazing associations,
government agencies, etc.
Fanns by Type.— The type represents a description of the
major source of income from farm sales. To be classified as a
particular type, a farm had to have sales of a particular product
or gwup of products amounting in value to 50 percent or more of
the total value of all farm products sold during the year.
The types of farms, together with the products on which type
classification is based, are as follows :
Type of Farm Source of Cash Income
(Products with sales value representing
50% or more of total value of all farm
products sold)
Sugarcane Sugarcane.
Pineapple Pineapples.
Coffee Coffee.
Other field-<;rop Potatoes (Irish and sweet), rice, taro,
peanuts, lotus roots, etc.
Vegetable Vegetables.
Fruit-and-nut Tree fruits and nuts.
Poultry Chickens, chicken eggs, turkeys, and
other poultry products.
Dairy
Milk and cream. The criterion of 50
percent of total sales was modified in
the case of dairy farms. A farm hav-
ing value of sales of dairy products
amounting to less than 50 percent of
the total value of farm products sold
was classified as a dairy farm, if —
(a) Milk and cream sold accounted
for more than 30 percent of the total
value of products sold and —
(b) Milk cows represented 50 percent
or more of total cows and —
(c) The value of milk and cream sold
plus the value of cattle and calves
sold amounted to 50 percent or
more of the total value of all farm
products sold.
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, goats, wool
and mohair except for farms In the 17
Viestem States, Louisiana, Hawaii,
and Florida that qualified as live-
stock ranches.
Livestock Ranches-
General.
Farms in the 17 Western States, Louisi-
ana, Florida, and Hawaii were clas-
sified as livestock ranches if the
sales of livestock, wool, and mohair
represented 50 percent or more of the
total value of farm products sold
and if pastureland or grazing land
amounted to 1(X) or more acres and
was 10 or more times the acreage of
cropland harvested.
, Forage. A farm was classified as gen-
eraj also if it had cash income from
three or more sources and did not
meet the criteria for any other type.
Flowers, forest products, mules, horses,
colts, and ponies. Also all insti-
tutional farms.
Value of Farm Products Sold. — Data for the value of farm prod-
ucts sold in 1959 were obtained by enumeration for some prod-
ucts and by estimation for others. The questionnaire used for
the 1959 census provided for farm operators to report value of
sales for the following products :
MlscellaneotiS-
Calves
Hogs and pigs
Sheep and lambs
Horses, colts, and ponies
Goats and kids
Vegetabl es
Flowers, trees, and ornamental
plants
Forest products
Miscellaneous poultry products
Cattle
For all other agricultural products, the value of sales was esti-
mated during the oflBce processing. The State average prices
used for calculating the value of farm products sold were ob-
tained from reports by the University of Hawaii or other sources.
For the products for which data on quantities sold were
obtained during enumeration, the State average prices were mul-
tiplied by the county totals of the quantities reported as sold or
the quantities reported as produced for sale.
For most of the agricultural products which are customarily
raised for sale, the entire quantity produced was considered to
be sold. The State average prices were, accordingly, multiplied
by the county total of ps-oduction. The following crops were cov-
ered by this procedure:
Sugarcane Pineapples Wool
INTRODUCTION
The data for the sales of farm products represent total sales
for the entire farm, regardless of who shared the receipts.
For tenant-operated farms, the landlord's share of agricultural
products was considered as sold provided the products were
moved oft the tenant farm. All crops, livestock, and poultry
raised under a contract arrangement were considered as sold
from the farm where they were raised. For institutional farms,
all agricultural items produced on land operated by the institu-
tion and consumed by the inmates were to be reported as sold.
All sales data relate to one year's farm operations. Crop sales
are for crops harvested during the crop year, whether the crops
XXI
were actually sold immediately after harvest or placed in storage
for later sale. Sales of livestock and livestock products relate
to the calendar year, regardless of when the livestock or prod-
ucts were raised or produced. All wool reported as shorn or
clipped was considered as sold.
Enumerators were instructed to record gross values of quanti-
ties sold, with no deductions for feed, seed, fertilizer, water, labor,
or marketing costs. For some products, however, net values may
have been reported. Adjustments were made in the data reported
only in cases of obvious error.
Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(1)
HAWAII
State Table 1. -FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1959
Item
.-or definitions and explanations, see text'i
census of-
1959
(Nov . -Dec . )
1950
(April 1)
1940
(April V
1930
(April 1)
1920
Janiiary 1)
1910
(April 15)
1900
(June 1)
Farms
number . . .
6,242
5,750
4,995
5,955
5,284
4,320
2,273
Approximate land area (see iext>
acres
i, 105, 600
4,099,840
4,099,840
4,100,480
4,127,360
Proportion In farna
percent . . .
60.0
59.3
60.6
68.7
65.5
62.8
63.2
Land in farms
acres...
2,i61,i54
2,432,069
2,485,648
2,815,026
2,702,245
2,590,600
2,609,613
acres
394.3
423.0
497.6
472.7
511.4
599.7
1,148.1
Value of land and buildings :
Average per farm
dollars. ..
NA
33,961
22,580
13,771
24,438
19,197
26,410
NA
80.29
45.38
39.70
47.78
32.01
23.00
Land In farms according to use: '
176,410
159,497
184,553
NA
NA
NA
NA
1 to 9 acres
. . . .farms reporting . . .
3,260
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10 to 19 acres
. . . .farms reporting . . .
532
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
20 to 29 acres
. . . .farms reporting . . .
148
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
30 to *9 acres
. . . .farms reporting . . .
89
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
50 to 99 acres
. . . .farms reporting . . .
27
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
100 to 199 acres
farms reporting...
10
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
200 to i99 acres
farms reporting . . .
7
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
500 to 999 acres
farms reporting...
2
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,000 or more acres
....farms reporting
38
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Cropland used only for pasture*
farms reporting...
720
581
404
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
167,339
153,512
70,029
NA
NA
NA
NA
Cropland not harvested and not pastured
....farms reporting...
1,623
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
155,755
151,762
158,594
NA
NA
NA
NA
Cropland for future harvest
ranas report lug .. .
1,245
1,397
1,418
NA
NA
NA
NA
.ores...
138,900
136,264
123,154
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
913
991
1,603
NA
HA
NA
NA
Other cropland
. . . .farms reporting . . .
445
915
670
NA
NA
HA
NA
acres...
15,942
14,507
33,837
NA
NA
NA
NA
Woodland pastured
. . . .farms reporting . . .
287
349
401
NA
NA
NA
NA
•ores...
115,237
411,509
386,915
NA
NA
HA
NA
V.'oodland not pastured
f anas reporting . . .
309
626
399
HA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
294,481
291,761
193,592
NA
NA
NA
NA
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland)*..
f ams reporting . . .
1,145
559
311
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
917,389
796,425
752,838
NA
NA
NA
NA
Inproved pasture ( see text)
. . . .farms reporting . . .
48S
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
121,696
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Other land (farmsteads, roads, wasteland, etc . ) •
farms reporting...
4,254
3,293
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
634,843
467,603
739,127
NA
NA
HA
NA
lava f la-,0 without vegetatlcn
acres...
387,542
236,502
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres.
193,209
182,334
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
54,092
4,908
48,767
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Cropland, total*
. . . .farms reporting —
NA
acres...
499,504
464,771
413,176
HA
NA
NA
NA
Land pastured , total
farms reporting . . .
1,792
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres...
1,199,965
1,361,446
1,209,782
NA
HA
NA
NA
569
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
409,718
703,270
580, 507
747,636
599,531
596, 304
NA
farms reportlnK...
1,251
1,158
719
NA
NA
NA
957
141,179
117,418
132,661
NA
NA
NA
724,609
NA Not available. ^For the Census of 1959,
Census years because of differences in definition
in the calendar year preceding the Censu.
*Not fully comparable for the various
4 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE. BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1959
All lams nuinber . .
Under 10 acres nimber . .
Under 3 acres nuinber . .
1 acre or less number . .
2 acres number . .
3 to 9 acres number . .
3 acres number . .
A acres number . .
5 acres number . .
6 acres number. .
7 acres number. .
8 acres number . .
9 acres number . .
10 to A9 acres number . .
10 to 29 acres number . .
30 to ^9 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres nuinber . .
100 to 139 acres number . .
UO to 179 acres number . .
180 to 219 acres number . .
220 to 259 acres number . .
260 to i99 acres number . .
500 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 or more acres nuinber. .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number..
2 , 000 or more acres number . .
Land in farms acres . .
Average size of farm acres..
Under 10 acres acres . .
10 to 49 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 . .
140 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 or more acres acres . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres..
2,000 or more acres aorei . .
Land in larms according to use; ^
Cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Under 10 acres farms reporting..
10 to 49 acres farms reporting . ,
10 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . ,
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 139 acres farms reporting .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting.
220 to 259 acres farms reporting .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting.
2,000 or more acres farms reporting.
end of table.
2,306,797
39,257
2,267,540
4,113
176,410
2,282
6,244
1,492
14,791
NA
HA
1,488
70
1,446
5,750
3,558
1,494
13,184
33,566
22,291
11,275
3,522
159,497
2,035
6,014
1,218
12,262
991
8,509
227
3,753
11,344
35,922
21,706
14,216
5,955
3,407
1,187
HAWAII 5
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1900TO 1959-Continued
Census of —
Land in farms according to use^-Coniinued
Cropland, total^
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
WO to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
2,000 or more acres
Land pastured , total
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
WO to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres....
2,000 or more acres
Irrigated land In fama
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
140 to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 teres
260 to 499 teres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres....
2,000 or more acres
-farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
•farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
I reporting.
i reporting.
I reporting.
1 reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
1 reporting.
1 reporting,
i reporting.
I reporting.
: reporting.
I reporting.
1 reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
: reporting.
I reporting . .
I reporting.
I reporting,
r reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting,
t reporting,
i reporting.
I reporting.
1 reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
I reporting.
t reporting.
I reporting.
i reporting,
t reporting.
! reporting.
4,906
499,504
2,621
9,024
1,804
26,765
117
4,173
10,491
99
4,044
14,239
91
1,116,626
25,436
HA
'6,446
'5,549
1,048
33
133,987
^100 (
*For the Census of 1959, in the Census year; for all other Censuses, in the calendar year
6 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 3. -FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY TENURE AND RACE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1959
(For definitions and expla
1950 1940
(April 1) (April 1)
1930
(April 1)
1920 1910
(Januaiy 1) (April 15)
TENUHE OF FAKM OPERAIOB
AM fann operators number.
Full a
Part a
Manage
.number,
.number,
.number.
All tenants number.
Proportion of tenancy percent.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number.
Share tenants number.
Other and unspecified tenants number.
All land in farms acres.
Full owners acres.
Part oimcrs acres .
Managers acres.
All tenants acres.
Cash tenants acres .
Share-cash tenants acres .
Share tenants acres .
Other and unspecified tenants acres.
All cropland harvested acres.
Full oimers acres .
Part owners acres.
Managers acres .
All tenants acres .
Cash tenants acres .
Share-cash tenants acres. ,
Share tenants acres . ,
Other and unspecified tenants acres. ,
RACE OF FARM OPERATOR
Number of farm operators:
Hawaiian or part-Hawa:
number. .
number.
number.
Chinese number.
Filipino number.
All other number.
Land in farms:
Hawaiian or part-Hawaii
Chinese acres
Filipino acres
All other acres
Cropland tiarvested:
Caucasian farms reporting. . .
Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian farms reporting. . .
Japanese farms reporting. . .
Chinese [arms reporting. . .
Filipino farms reporting. . .
All other farms reporting. . .
6,242
2,398
1,315
114
2,415
38.7
2,023
18
60
314
2,461,454
81,039
750,425
1,590,297
39,693
33,731
1,941
545
3,476
176,410
8,771
42,979
115,684
8,976
7,876
117
318
665
1,257
674
3,413
206
653
39
2,200,848
145,518
76,043
33,652
4,996
397
5,750
1,638
697
109
3,306
57.5
2,602
32
315
357
2,432,069
85,460
407,752
1,897,242
41,615
32,244
803
4,843
9,841
133,111
11,702
8,420
389
1,303
1,090
103
1,810,264
491,369
57,132
68,513
3,164
1,627
273
3,527
70.6
NA
2,485,648
41,966
448,430
1,882,113
113,139
NA
KA
184,553
3,340
4,253
160,113
16,847
NA
100
2,279,526
111,585
47,922
44,051
1,425
1,139
NA
162,660
NA
2,151
NA
17,808
NA
707
5,955
1,078
4,315
72.5
61,393
679,157
1,463,744
610,727
NA
2,579,733
155,754
57, 212
18,963
NA
^Tenants classifi
5,284
1,291
and cash tenants -
249
3,108
71.9
'2,894
(M
sti and share-cash.
^Includes 1 South Sea Islander.
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State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1930 TO 1959
FARM OPERATX)RS
By age:
Under 25 years c^erators reporting .
25 to 3i years operators reporting.
35 to 44 years operators reporting .
45 to 54 years c^erators reporting •
55 to 6^ years operators reporting .
65 or more years operators reporting.
Average age years .
Operators not reporting age number .
By residence:
Residing on farm operated c^erators reporting .
Not reaidlng on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number .
By off- farm work:
Working off their farms, total operators reporting .
1 to -^9 days (^erators reporting .
50 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 or more days operators reporting.
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days <^)erators reporting .
Operators not worldjQg off their faras or not reporting i
) work off their farms number . . .
By other income:
with other inccne of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
SPEaFIED EQllPlkENT AND FACTUTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Tractora forma reporting .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting .
number.
1 tractor farms reporting .
2 tractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors f armo reporting .
5 or more tractors farms reporting.
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
Cravler tractors farms reporting .
number.
Autanoblles faims rcportlJig.
number.
Autanoblles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting.
Power -operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting.
Electricity:
Fran a power line fama reporting.
Fran a hcoe plant farms reporting.
Farms by kind of load on wtiich located:
Hard surface farms reporting .
Gravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a hard ainrface road farms reporting.
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting.
1 mile farms reporting.
2 miles farms reporting.
3 miles farms reporting.
4 miles farms reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting .
HA Not available.
1,631
1,162
981
1,595
1,351
1,444
1,382
1,196
1,240
806
710
596
49.5
47.8
49.9
35
183
108
4,953
4,368
NA
1,253
1,325
NA.
1,597
3,909
1,226
3,123
2,401
407
1,994
1,813
416
1,397
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1959
(Fcjr definitions and explanations,
Census of —
SPECinED FARM EXPENDITURES
Feed for livestock and poultry f arma reporting . .
dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars . .
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure —
$1 to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to $^99 fanns reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $2,-499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to 1^9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,0Q0 or more farms reporting . .
Hired labor^ farms report ing . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amoxmt of expenditure —
$1 to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 forms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
.■^SjOOO to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting..
*.20,000 or more famB reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
for the farm business farms reporting. .
dollars . .
Seeds , bulbs , plants , and trees faniE reporting . ,
dollars . ,
Conmerclal fertilizer and fertilizing materials, farms reporting..
dollars . .
LIjbb and liming materials farms report ing .
dollars .
Purchase of Insecticides, fungicides, and spraying
and dusting materials farms reporting .
dollars .
FARM LABOR
Farm workers for specified week:*
Family and /or hired workers*. farms reporting .
Average per farm reporting persons .
Farilly workers, Including operators farms reporting.
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family working
15 or more hours farms reporting. .
Hired workers farms reporting . ,
peraoos . .
Workers hired by month fame reporting .
Workers hired by week f amE reporting . .
Workera hired by day fame reporting . .
persons . ,
Workers hired by hour farms reporting. .
Workers hired on piece-work basis farms reporting . .
No report as to basis of payment farms reporting . .
Regxilar hired workers (e^^)loyed
150 or more days) farmB reporting..
Farms reporting by number of regular
hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting . .
2 hired workers faniB reporting . ,
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workera f amB reporting . ,
10 or more hired workera farms reporting . .
Seasonal hired workers farms reporting . .
Farms by kind of workers during specified week:
No workers reported farms .
Family workers only fame.
Operator only farms .
Operator and members of hia family f ar^ .
ftenbers of operator's family only fame.
Family workers and hired workers farms .
Operator and hired workers farms .
Operator, members of his family,
and hired workers fame .
Members of operator ' a family and hired workers farms .
Hired workers only fame .
Regular farm workers only farms .
Seasonal farm workers only fame .
3,026
10,97-1,297
1,728
4,398,203
1,240
2,137,679
312
5,490
5,092,K5
1,409
467,392
10,862
396
1,832
4,334
2,005
2,153
3,294
6,549,231
1,915
2,912,475
5,340
4, as
HA
25,896
M,783
57,451
4.8
6.4
NA
5,256
4,729
3,670
9,463
8,306
7,331
5,045
4,429
KA
2,831
2,461
NA
4,418
3,877
NA
1,006
699
HA
16,433
22,477
50,120
4,116
1,875
1,974
NA Not available.
^For Cenaufl of 1959» expenditures during Census year; for earlier Censuses, expenditures during the preceding calendar year
Cash payments for farm labor; housework not included. For 1959, 1950, and 1940, the data do not include expenditures for
Included in coet of machine hire.
^Censuses of 1959 and 1950, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1940, last week of f*Tch.
*See text for differences in def Initial of farm workers .
construction work, machine hire, and labor
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State Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO
1959
„o
e text)
Census of—
Item
(For definitions and ezplaoationB, s
1959
(Nov.-Dec.)
1950
(April 1)
1940
(J*rll 1)
1930
(April 1)
1920
(January 1)
1910
(April 15)
1900
(June 1)
ToUl value of specified classes of livestock and poultry
45,988,385
1,903
205,135
NA
1,048
155,739
NA
757
139,078
NA
NA
138,316
NA
844
137,091
NA
642
145,029
NA
436
102,908
Cattle and calves
msnber. ..
valTie, dollars...
39,960,176
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
Govs, Including heifers Had have calved
. . . f ams reporting . . .
1,362
77,792
924
709
69,013
585
10,465
KA
52,367
HA
73,742
NA
36,976
number. ..
61,454
value, doHara. ..
17,830,436
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Ulli co»s
fams rtlne
538
406
9,449
426
10,952
585
10,465
418
4,587
479
6,861
312
4,028
number...
U.IOO
value, dollars...
4,582,500
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
Heifers and heifer calves.
farms re rtli»
1,436
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
361
NA
number...
48,143
NA
NA
HA
value, dollars...
8,665,740
KA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, Includlj^ steer and bull calves.
. . . farms reporting . . .
1,495
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
number...
79,200
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
value, dollars. . .
13,464,000
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
. . . f ai«s reporting . . .
765
704
793
1,496
2,452
2,253
1,387
number. . .
6,697
7,564
10,044
12,0M
15,947
15,856
12,982
value, dollars.. .
750,064
NA
NA
NA
KA
HA
NA
Bags and pigs
...faros reporting...
1,759
1,710
1,066
1,652
1,567
1,396
625
number. . .
78,479
65,435
31,684
30,563
24,248
20,484
8,057
value, dollars...
3,276,375
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Bom since June 1
...farms reporting...
1,257
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
nutfber. ..
39,188
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars. . .
1,234,422
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Bom before June 1
. . . f ams reporting . . .
1,312
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. ..
39,291
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars. . .
2,041,953
NA
NA
KA
KA
NA
NA
Sheep and laoba
. . . farms reporting . . .
43
27
18
39
26
31
25
number...
12,066
13, 5U
26,207
32,137
43,494
76,710
102,098
value, dollars.. .
172,821
NA
KA
KA
NA
HA
NA
Laabs under 1 jear old
. . . f anu reporting . . .
23
8
NA
KA
16
18
NA
1,821
869
NA
KA
7,157
16,416
17,492
value, dollars. . .
33,051
NA
NA
KA
HA
NA
NA
Sheep 1 year old and over
...fame reporting...
39
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
number. . .
10,245
12,644
NA
NA
36,337
60,294
84,606
value, dollars...
139,770
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
Bires
farM reportlM
34
22
NA
HA
22
27
NA
number. . .
7,545
9,270
16,408
HA
25,868
38,194
61,646
value, dollars...
113,175
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
Rama and wethers
...farms reporting...
31
10
NA
NA
HA
23
NA
number. . .
2,700
3,374
NA
NA
10,469
22,100
22,960
value, dollars...
26, 595
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
Ooats and kids
...farms reporting...
280
109
40
51
51
44
19
number...
1,229
379
765
452
4,128
4,451
653
value, dollars. . .
U,748
NA
KA
KA
HA
NA
NA
Chickens 4 vmths old and over
. . . farms reporting . . .
1,899
3,072
2,056
2,809
2,008
2,273
NA
number. . .
805,933
472,183
272,590
270,523
65,458
64,136
'31,888
value, dollara...
1,813,349
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
Turkey bene kept for breeding
...farms reporting...
34
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
number. ..
131
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars...
852
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA Not available. ^Includes guinea fowls.
10 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 7.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1900 TO 1959
Census of —
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars..
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hogs, sheep, and goats) farma reporting..
value of sales, dollars..
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars..
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting,.
value of sales, dollars..
LIVTSTOCK SOLD \LIW
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting.,
number. .
dollars . .
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting..
number.,
dollars . .
Calves farms reporting . .
number . ,
dollars . .
Horses, colts, and ponies sold alive farms reporting,.
dollars . ,
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,.
number. .
dollars . .
Goats and kids sold alive farms reporting,.
number . .
dollars , .
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn farms reporting..
number shorn . .
pounds of wool..
value , dollars . .
Lambs shorn farms reporting..
number shorn..
pounds of wool . .
Other sheep shorn farms reporting,.
number shorn. .
BEES AND HONEY pounds of .col . .
Bees and honey farms reporting hives , ,
number of hi ves , ,
pounds of honey.,
value, dollars..
LITTERS FARRO^y'ED
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
year to November 30, Census year farms reporting...
niimber of litters...
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting..
number of litters...
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
number of litters...
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD
Chickens sold , farms reporting. , .
number. . .
dollars . . ,
Broilers sold farms reporting . , ,
number. . .
dollars . . ,
Other chickens sold farms reporting..,
number. .,
dollars..,
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..,
dozens.. ,
dollars..,
Turkeys, ducks, geese, and miscellaneous
poultry and their eggs sold farms reporting. . ,
dollars . . ,
Turkeys raised farms reporting,..
number. . .
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Whole milk sold farais reporting...
pounds . . .
dollars . . ,
Average sales per farm reporting dollars...
HA Not available.
^For 1950 and 1910, horses and mules sold alive.
Farms reporting wool produced.
^Fleeces shorn.
^Includes estimates for iiiccin5)lete reports,
'poultry of all kinds.
*Egg3 of all kinds.
9,730,822
470
7,184,893
1,367
62,630
11,349,023
1,077
52,875
10,607,372
503
1,027
78,330
3,779,533
11,550
66,223
37,748
5,026
195,874
21,546
107,461,421
9,671,528
120,894
8,290
708,434
57,082
1,321,133
610,346
1,653,114
1,297,036
133
NA
869,416
NA
1,043,298
NA
324
NA
451,717
NA
609,816
NA
366
725
9,039,419
3,134,347
5,514,045
2,512,381
54
102
17,734
31,948
122
154
3,891
2,840
64,355,022
5,853,309
81,295
38,201,312
1,915,057
16,653
46,383
'260,529
'109,422
10,032,167
449,024
2,993
'72,570
'349,711
'54,723
6,365,582
190,030
1,760
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State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE. QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1900 TO 1959
(For definitions and explanations.
Census of —
All f anas number
Cropland harvested faims reporting
Total value of crops harvested. Including horticultural
special ties and forest products dollars
Total value of crops sold. Including horticultural
specialties and forest products dollars
Field crops harvested:
Alfalfa for forage fauna r^iortlng
tens, green weight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
-farms reporting
taundredvelght
value, dollars
Bales, dollars
Ginger roots farms rejwrtlng
Irish potatoes for bane use or for sale fanas reporting
hundredvelght
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Lotus roots f ams reporting
hundredvelght
value, dollars
sales, dollars
.fams reporting
Peanuts faima reporting
hundredweight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Pineapples f aims reporting
acres in the crop
fallow or between cycles of or<^, acres
Harvested acres
.farms reporting
hundredweight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
. farms reporting
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Sweetpotatoes for hose i
' for sale farms reporting
hundredweight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Taro, dryland farms reporting
hundredweight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Taro, wetland farms reporting
hundredweight
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Other field crops acres
See footnotes at end of table.
6,242
4,113
176,410
120,633,407
1,562
7,801
202,826
131,014
2,571
9,178
2,455
4,843
43,587
42,813
2,870
37,109
33,619
*5,146
92,628
1,620
5,750
3,522
159,497
143,239,730
9,639
HA
26,264
9,242
NA
7,856
lU
U6
55
'63, U4
'51,018
'U,*49
'14,124
44,352
37,567
1,009,804
654,915
38,372,552
38,775,058
38,372,552
38,775,058
15
45
75
170
2,874
6,585
45,984
NA
42,256
101,107
774
899
110,224
'108,298
9,391,223
'7,888,526
70,434,173
97,614,420
70,434,173
97,614,420
177
278
142
279
12,033
12,177
108,297
NA
96,048
63,008
128
87
59
66
2,529
4,415
15,774
NA
13,080
(')
171
238
401
525
94,179
100,482
565,074
NA
557,904
•237,213
129
213
49,LJ5
NA
2,870
'123,668
110,051,039
NA
109,803,749
'136, 994, U2
4,995
3,497
184,553
1,503
135,945
,535,023
1,543
145,063
7,471,452
1,310
123,155
4,852,707
1,028
185,230
,240,238
12 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1900 TO 1959 -Continued
Vegetables tor home use and for sale
(oltief than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for heme xise* fanns reporting . .
Vegetables harvested for sale' f anas reporting . .
sales, dollars..
Beans (green, string, yardlong, and wax) farms reporting..
Broccoli farms reporting . .
Burdock (gobo) farms reporting..
Cabbage (CMnese) farms reporting . .
Cabbage (head) fanns reporting . .
Carrots farms reporting . .
Cauliflower farms reporting . .
Celery farms reporting . .
Corn, green farms reporting . .
Cucumbers farms reporting • .
Dttllion farms reporting. .
Eggplant farms reporting . .
Lettuce farms reporting . .
Onions , dry farms reporting . .
(iiions, green farms reporting..
Peas (Chinese or Ming) farms reporting. .
Peppers farms reporting . .
Pun^jjcins farms reporting . .
Radishes farms reporting . .
Spinach farms reporting. .
Squash farms reporting. .
Tcnatoes farms reporting . ■
Watercress farms reporting . .
Watermelons faima reporting. .
Other vegetables acres . .
Tfee fruits, nuts, and coffee:^^
lAnd in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards,
coffee plantations, and planted nut trees farms reporting..
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..
pounds . .
value, dollars . .
sales, dollars . .
Bananas (all varieties) farms reporting..
Hi lis of all ages number . .
Hills not of bearing age farms reporting . .
number . .
Hills of bearing age farms reporting. .
number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds . .
value, dollars . .
sales, dollars..
CooMng bananas farms reporting . .
Hills of all ages number. .
Hills not of bearing age number . .
Hills of bearing age number . .
Quantit/ harvested pounds . .
value, dollars..
sales, dollars..
Eating bananas farms reporting . .
Hills of all ages number. .
Hills not of bearing age number . .
Hills of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested pounds . .
value, dollars.,
sales, dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
Census of —
2,758
3,795
3,19i,>i5
2,653
15,298
1,399
6,691
1,131
11,068
936
1,085,907
76,013
71,454
7,974,589
637,967
609,233
3,075
6,949
152,044
12,163
7,069
1,508
1,067
481,649
62,880
7,822,545
625,804
602,164
2,888
1,222
4,981
2,674,809
1,434
7,602
1,142
12,155
NA
531,016
HA
29,996
1,153
1,137
470,431
MA
503,893
KA
131,831
NA
372,062
HA
2 278, 063
MA
NA
NA
10,969
3,981
NA
NA
6,573
2,632
NA
NA
4,396
1,349
NA
NA
308,314
'68,575
NA
336, 196
NA
74,505
NA
261,691
NA
^333,069
NA
NA
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State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1900 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions i
Tree fruits, nuts, and coffee -Continued
Corf ee f anas 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
povmds (parctmect)
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Guavas fams reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age fanas reporting
number
Trees of bearing age fams reporting
number
(^tantity harvested fanna reporting
value, dollars
salea, dollars
Uangoes f anas reporting
Trees of all ages mnber
Trees not of bearing age faims reporting
number
Trees of bearing age faima reporting
mmber
(^lantlty harvested fams reporting
pounds
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Papayas farms reporting
Plants of all ages number
Plants not of bearing age faims reporting
number
PlAnts of bearing age fanos reporting
number
(kiantlty harvested fams reporting
pounds
value, dollars
sales , dollars
I^salon fruit fams reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
Trees of bearing age fams reporting
number
Quantity harvested fams reporting
pounds
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Plums fams reporting
Trees of all ages nuaber
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
number
Trees of bearing age farms reporting
number
Quantity harvested fams reporting
value, dollars
sales, dollars
Litchle nuts f asms reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
number
Trees of bearing age f anas reporting
number
Quantity harvested fams reporting
value, dollars
Ifecadamia nuts faims reporting
Trees of all ages number
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting
number
Trees of bearing age fams reporting
number
Quantity harvested farms repor-tlng
pounds (busked, unshelled)
value, dollars
sales, dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
1,357
7,757
i, 032, 586
259
384, 5U
1,266
3,643,075
1,205
10,005,104
2,801,429
2,786,973
168
448,096
26,886
25,990
1,234
476
22,545
510
8,663
901
13,882
636
358,300
28,664
16,945
1,040
1,092
400,929
238
130,664
12,005,550
840,389
820,561
774,866
193,717
186,132
127,255
8,908
8,059
96,231
28,869
26,126
132,386
632
128,368
492
,015,301
362,754
360,063
694
279
15,175
NA
3,971
lU
U,204
NA
281,394
lU
17,565
824
907
351,733
NA
193,017
NA
158,716
NA
3,809,371
NA
227,868
NA
NA
8,093
NA
2,576
33,675
NA
49,605
NA
38,632
NA
2,328,140
NA
8,546,783
NA
NA
NA
7,679
3,767
NA
NA
4,872
948
NA
NA
2,807
2,819
NA
NA
220,673
'485,192
75,734
NA
5,232,000
NA
671
NA
96,205
NA
24,148
NA
72,057
NA
'1,388,989
NA
NA
2,864
NA
1,128
NA
NA
36,620
NA
14,945
NA
21,675
NA
'739,556
NA
NA
43,273
NA
5,228
"22,078
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1900 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitionB and explanations,
65,958
3,957
3,454
5,461
1,061
7,468
896
466, 201
32,634
23,654
5,516
NA
178,777
NA
3,769
NA
1,615
M
2,154
NA
365,700
NA
NA
5,500
NA
3,128
498,176
99,079
59,781
NA
52,280
10,849
31,607
NA
24,129
15,531
5,133,575
NA
5,015,053
2,189,185
2,485
MA
6,128
5,9W
NA
4,690
Tree fruits, nuts, and coffee^^-Continued
Citrus fruits;
Lljnes fanns 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.
sales, dollars .
Oranges farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting.
pounds .
value , dollars .
sales, dollars.
Tangerines 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,
sales , dollars .
Other tree fruits and nuts value, dollars .
sales, dollars.
Value of fruits, including berries and other
small fruits, and nuts harvested dollars.
Value of fnilts. Including berries and other
small fruits, and nuts sold dollars.
NA Not available.
^Does not include acreage for faims with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
^Green weight.
^Acres in the crop and acres fallow or between cycles of crops are as of June 1, 1959, and J^ril 1, 1950. Data for the crops harvested are as of June 1, 1958-Uay 31, 1959, and
January 1, 1949-December 31, 1949.
'Data relate to crop year 1949. The questionnaire called for sugarcane harvested during the crop year October 1948, to Septonber 1949; however, prior to the enumeration,
special instructions were given to enumerators to obtain the data on the production of sugarcane for the calendar year 1949.
''Value of seaes for wetland taro included in the value of sales for dryland taro.
'includes receipts fran sale of pasture and grazing privileges.
^Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, except for the 1920 Census, which included potatoes for home use only.
'Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes .
^Includes lima beans and soybeans,
^^For 1959, does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees. See text.
Included with lemons.
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state Table 9.-NURSERY. GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1950 AND 1959
15
Census aC—
CensuB of—
Flowers, trees, ornamentals, and plants grown for sale:
FTuit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, ornamentals,
flowers, flowering plants, cultivated foliage,
flower seeds, bulbs, vegetable seeds, or
vegetable plants sold farms reportlijg. .
dollars. .
Flowers, flowerljig plants, and cultivated
foliage sold dollars. ,
Anthurlums sold foms reporting. .
dollars. .
Plants nuniber. ,
dollars. .
Flowers nuniber.
dollars . .
Carnations sold farms reporting .
hundreds of flowers.,
dollars. .
Wood roses sold fams reporting.
dozens,
dollars . .
Vanda-lype orchids sold farms reporting .
dollars .
Plants nuBber..
dollars.
Flowers nuBiber.
dollars.
All other orchids sold farms reporting .
dollars.
Plants number.
dollars.
Flowers miaber.
dollars.
Lei flowers and other
cut flowers sold farms reporting .
Dumber,
dollars.
CultiTated foliage sold .^. ...fans reporting.
thousands sold,
dollars..
1,958,551
365
215,599
i5,842
19,674
2,586,264
195,925
86
246
584,092
562,654
73,437
70,788,881
510,655
167
337,546
251,453
178,066
663,669
159,480
Flowers, trees, ornamentals, and plants grown for sale -Continued
Fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, ornamentals,
flowers, flowering plants, cultivated foliage,
flcwer seeds, bulbs, vegetable seeds, or
vegetable plants sold — Continued
Fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, and
ornamentals for sale farms reporting.
dollars.
Fruit and nut trees sold farms reporting.
number.
Shrubs, vines, and
ornamentals sold farms reporting.,
number. .
dollars.
Flower seeds, bulbs, vegetable seeds, and
vegetable plants sold farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting . .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Sales of firewood, fence posts,
and sawlogs farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Sales of other miscellaneous
products farms reporting. .
dollars..
Firewood ani fuelwood cut farms reporting..
cords (4'x 4'x 8' )• ■
Sales farms reporting. ,
cords (4'x 4'x 8')..
Fence posts cut farms reporting.
number.
Sales farms reporting.
number.
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting.
thousands of board feet.
Sales farms reporting.
thousands of board feet. .
HA Not available.
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table lO.-CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
(For derinitiors and explanations, see text)
Operators hy days of work off place in 1959:
No daya operatara reporting
1 to 49 days operators reporting
50 to 99 days operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operaUxs reporting
Operators not reporting number .
Operators reporting other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold ■ ■ ■ operators reporting
Cattle and calves of all ages places reporting
number
Cows, including heifers that have calved places reporting
Hogs and pigs places reporting
number
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting.
number
Com harvested for all purposes .places reporting
Hay harvested .places reporting
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 1950-1959 number
Cropland harvested places reporting
Operators by tenure:
Full owners number .
Part owners and managers number ,
Tenants number .
Operators by color
White
Nonwhile
Operalcn by year began operabon of present place:
1959 operators reporting
operators reporting
operators reporting
operators reporting
955 operators reporting
r earlier operators reporting
Operators by age:
Under 55 years operators reporting .
55 to 64 years operaUrs reporting .
65 or more years operators reporting.
Operators not reputing age number .
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUS OF 1959
Census of 1959
Census startijig date— November 11, 1959
Hawaii
Census of 1959
Census starting date— November 11, 1959
Hawaii
Approximate average date of enumeration weeii of . . .
Dec. 6-Dec. 12
Percefit
Cz)
1
1
Percent of farms enumerated during —
Perctnt
15
15
November 1 to 7
December 20 or later
32
2 Less than 0.05 percent.
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State Table 12.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK ON FARMS AND BY QUANTITY
OF LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUS OF 1959
(For definitions and explanatlcEis,
Cattle and calves of all ages on liand Sarwa reporting
nuoiber
1 fanne reporting
2 to A fanas reporting
5 to 9 famiB reporting
10 to 49 farms reporting
10 to 19 farms reporting
20 to 49 farme reporting
50 to 99 farme reporting .
100 or Bore farms reporting.
100 to 199 f ariM reporting,
200 to 499 farme reporting
500 or more farme reporting .
Cows on hand, including heilefs that have calved. farms reporting,
nuBiber,
1 farme reporting,
2 farme reporting,
3 or 4 farme reporting.
5 to 9 farme reporting.
10 to 14 farme 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 fame reporting.
500 or more farme reporting.
Milk cows on hand. farme reporting.
number.
1 farms reporting.
2 farme reporting.
3 or 4 farme reporting.
5 to 9 farme reporting.
10 to 14 farme reporting.
15 to 19 farme reporting.
20 to 29 farme reporting.
30 to 49 farms reporting.
50 to 74 faime reporting.
75 to 99 fame reporting.
100 to 199 farms reporting.
200 to 499 farme reporting .
500 or Bore fanoe reporting.
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves far^ reporting.
1 to 4 farme reporting.
5 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 29 farme reporting.
30 to 39 famfi reporting.
40 to 49 farM reporting.
50 to 99 farms reporting .
100 to 199 farme reporting.
200 or more farme reporting .
Calves sold alive farms reporting .
1 to 4 farme reporting .
5 to 9 farms reporting.
10 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 29 farms reporting.
30 to 39 fariM rtsportlng.
40 to 49 farms reporting.
50 to 99 f anw reporting.
100 or more farms reporting.
100 to 199 farro reporting.
200 or more farme reporting.
Hogs and pigs of ail ages on hand farms reporting,
number,
1 to 9 farms reporting,
10 to 24 farme reporting,
25 to 49 farms reporting,
50 to 99 farms reporting,
100 to 199 farms reporting,
200 to 499 farme reporting.
500 to 999 farme reporting.
1,000 or more farme reporting.
Litters farrowed. December 1, p(evious year,
to November 30. Census year fame 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 f eirms reporting .
10 to 19 farms reporting.
20 to 39 farms reporting.
40 to 69 farms reporting.
70 to 99 farms reporting.
100 or njore farms reporting.
Hogs and pigs sold alive 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 or more farms reporting.
200 to 499 farms reporting.
500 or more farms reporting.
Clilckens 4 months old and ovef on hand farms reporting.
Under 50 farms reporting.
50 to 99 fame reporting.
100 to 399 farms reporting.
400 to 799 farms reporting.
800 to 1,599 farms reporting.
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting.
3,200 or more farms reporting.
3,200 to 6,399 farms reporting.
6,400 or more farms reporting .
Broilers (chickens) sold farms reporting.
number .
lAldar 2,000 femns 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 29,999 farms reporting.
30,000 to 59,999 farms reporting.
60, 000 or more farms reporting .
Chickeris (other than broilers) sold. J'arms reporting.
Under 50 farme reporting.
50 to 99 farms reporting.
100 to 399 farme reporting.
4O0 to 799 farms reporting.
800 to 1,599 farms reporting.
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting.
3,200 to 6,399 farms reporting.
6,400 to 9,999 farms reporting.
10,000 or more farms reporting.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
t;nder 100 dozens farms reporting.
100 to 399 dozens farme reporting.
400 to 799 dozens farms reporting.
800 to 1,599 dozens farms repcrtlng.
1,600 to 1,999 dozens farms reporting.
2,000 to 4,999 dozens farms reporting.
5, 000 or more dozens farms reporting .
5,000 to 9,999 dozens farms reporting.
10,000 to 19,999 dozens farms reporting.
20,000 to 49,999 dozens farms reporting.
50,000 or acre dozens farms reporting.
Turkeys raised J'arms reporting.
number.
Under 50 farms reporting.
50 to 399 farms reporting.
400 to 799 farms reporting.
800 to 1,599 farms reporting.
1 , 600 or itore farms reporting .
18 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED. QUANTITY HARVESTED.
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUS OF 1959
SUGARCANE
Acres In crop December 1959 farms reporting.
Under 5 a(
5 to 9 ac:
10 to 1-4 )
20 ■
. 24 I
25 to 29 acj
30 to 49 ac]
50 to 99 ac]
100 to 199 !
200 to 249 f
250 to 299 I
300 to 499 1
500 to 999 i
1,000 or mo:
.farms reporting.,
.faims reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
Aor
harvested farms reporting.
100 to 199 ■
200 to 499 1
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
•farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
tons of cane..
Under 25 tons farms reporting.,
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting . ,
100 to 499 tons farms reporting..
500 to 999 tons fanns reporting,
1,000 to 1,499 tons fanas reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting.
2,000 to 2,999 tons farms reporting.
3,000 to 4,999 tons farms reporting.
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting.
10,000 or more tons farms reporting.
in orchards farms reporting .
Under 0.5 a<
0.5 to 0.9 1
1.0 to 1.4 i
2.0
to 2.4 a
2.5
to
2.9 £
3.C
to
4.9
5.0 to
9.9
10
0 t
o 19.
20
0 t
o 24.
25
0 t
o 29.
30
0 t
o 49.
50
0 t
o 99.
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting,,
.farms reporting..
, .farms reporting. ,
, .farms reporting.
..fanns reporting,.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
1,130
220,048
2,653
15,298
COFFEE^
Any coffee fanns reporting..
Under 0.5 acre farms reporting..
0.5 to 0.9 acre farms reporting..
1.0 to 1.4 acres farms reporting..
1.5 acres farms reporting. ,
1.6 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
2.0 to 2.4 acres farms reporting..
2,5 to 2.9 acres farms reporting..
3.0 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 24.9 acres farms reporting..
25.0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting..
30.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting..
50,0 to 99.9 acres fanns reporting..
100 or more acres farms reporting..
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees..
Under 5 trees farms reporting..
5 to 9 trees farms reporting..
10 to 14 trees farms reporting . .
15 trees farms reporting. .
16 to 19 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees. farms reporting..
25 to 29 trees farms reporting..
30 to 49 trees farms reporting. .
50 to 99 trees farms reporting. .
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 249 trees farms reporting..
250 to 299 trees farms reporting..
300 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 or more trees fanns reporting..
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..
number of trees..
Under 20 trees farms reporting..
20 to 24 trees farms reporting. ,
25 to 49 trees fanns reporting.,
50 to 99 trees farms reporting..
100 to 199 trees farms reporting..
200 to 499 trees farms reporting..
500 to 999 trees farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 trees farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 trees farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 trees farms reporting.,
3,000 to 4,999 trees farms reporting.,
5,000 to 9,999 trees farms reporting.,
10,000 or more trees farms reporting.,
Qiantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds {parchment ) . ,
Under 25 pounds farms reporting..
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting..
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.,
100 to 499 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 or more pounds fanns reporting..
(iiantity sold farms reporting..
pounds (pEirchment ) . .
Under 20 pounds fanns reporting..
20 to 24 pounds farms reporting..
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.,
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting..
100 to 199 pounds farms reporting.
200 to 499 pounds farms reporting.
500 to 999 pounds farms reporting.
1,000 to 1,499 pounds farms reporting.
1,500 to 1,999 pounds fanLS 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 or more pounds farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
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State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitii
and explanati
ext)
PAPAYAS^
Any papayas fanas reporttng.
^ acres In plants farms reporting,
number of acres.
Under 0.5 acre farms reporting,
0,5 to 0.9 acre farms reporting.
1.0 to l.A acres farms reporting.
1.5 acres farms reporting.
1.6 to 1,9 acres fanns reporting.
2.0 to 2.i acres farms reporting.
2.5 to 2,9 acres farms reporting.
3,0 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 24,9 acres farms reporting.
25.0 to 29.9 acres farms reporting.
30.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting.
50.0 to 99.9 acres farms reporting.
100 or more acres fanos reporting.
Plants not of bearing age fanos rejxjrtlng,
n\anber of plants..
Under 5 plants f anas reporting .
5 to 9 plants f arras reporting . .
10 to 14 plants farms reporting.
15 planvs farms reporting. .
16 to 19 plants farms reporting.
20 to 24 plants farms reporting.
25 to 29 plants farms reporting.
30 to 49 plants farms reporting .
50 to 99 plants farms reporting.
100 to 199 plants farms reporting.
200 to 249 plants farms reporting.
250 to 299 plants farms reporting.,
300 to 499 plants farms reporting.
500 to 999 plants farms reporting.
1^000 or more plants fams reporting.
1,040
481
1,092
PAPAYAS^— Continued
Plants of bearing age farms reporting..
number of plants..
Under 20 plants f aims reporting . .
20 to 24 plants farms reporting . .
to 49 plants farms reporting,.
to 99 plants farms reporting..
100 to 199 plants farms reporting . .
200 to 499 plants farms importing..
500 to 999 plants farms reporting . ,
1,000 to 1,499 plants farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 plants farms reporting.,
2,000 to 2,999 plants farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 plants farms reporting.,
5,000 to 9,999 plants fanns reporting.,
10,000 or more plants farms reporting. .
(^lantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds . ,
Under 25 pounds farms reporting . .
to 49 pounds farms reporting.,
50 to 99 pounds farms reporting.,
to 499 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 or more pounds farms reporting.,
(>iantlty sold farms reporting.
pounds .
Under 20 pounds farms reporting.
20 to 24 pounds farms reporting.
25 to 49 pounds farms reporting.
to 99 pounds farms reporting.
I to 199 pounds farms reporting.
200 to 499 pounds fanna 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 repprtlng.
10,000 or more pounds fams reporting.
^Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and plants
20
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of '
3 working the week preceding Ll
(For definitions and exploi
Total ftll famia
Economic class, 1959
Commercial farms
Hired workers fanns
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or iDore hired workers .
Regular workers (lo be employed 150 o
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers . .
5 to 9 hired workers . .
10 or more hired workei
Seasonal workers (to be employed li
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Both regular
Seasonal hir
1 workers and no regular hired workers .
s reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting .
s reporting.
3 reporting,
persons -
3 reporting,
s reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting.
persons.
5 reporting,
s reporting.
5 reporting.
3 reporting.
s reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting.
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked per person per month hours .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars .
Under $50 per month farms reporting .
$50 Ui $84 per rmnth farms reporting.
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting.
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.
$130 to $169 pef month farms reporting.
$170 to $2U per month farms reporting.
$216 to $274 per month farms reporting.
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting.
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting.
$375 and over per month farms reporting.
Paid on a weekly basis farms
Average hours worked per person per week
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $12 per week farms
$12 to $24 per week farms
$25 to $29 per week farms
$30 to $39 per week farms
$40 lo $49 per week farms
$50 to $59 per week farms
$60 to $69 per week farms
$70 to ^79 per week farms
$80 to $89 per week farms
590 and over per week farms
reporting.
..dollars,
reporting.
reporting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting .
persons.
Average hours worked per person per day hours .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars .
Under $4 per day farms reporting.
$4 per day farms reporting,
$5 per day farms reporting.
$6 per day. farms reporting .
$7 per day fariT.s reporting .
.S8 per day farms reporting.
$9 per day farms reporting ,
$10 per day farms reporting.
Sll per day farms reporting.
$12 and over per day farms reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.
$0,45 to $0.54 per hour farms
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.76 to $0.84 per hour farms
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour farms
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms
$1.15 to $1,29 per hour farms
$1.M to $1.44 per hour farms
$1,45 and over per hour farms
..dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting .
persons.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
Average e
NA Not available.
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State Table 14.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950;
AND BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on number of «^]riters tnd wage r
B for hired persons wori:ing the week preceding U
(For definitions uid explankUons, :
, 1959-ConUnued
Cominercial fonns— Continued
1 hired worker
S hired wirkers
8 or 4 hired workers
5 (o 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regulv workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
S or 4 hired wcxkers .
5 to 9 hired workers .
10 or mre hired work.
Seasonal workers (Co be en^loyed lees than 150 days). .
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
SAaaonaJ hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
'arms reporting .
refiorting.
reporting.
reporting.
'arms reporting.
9 reporting.
B reporting.
B reporting.
s reporting,
a reporting .
s reporting,
'arms reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
'arms reporting.
refjocting.
farms refxvting,
Tarms reporting.
reporting.
Paid on a moothly basis farms reporting.
Averfige hours worked per person per nnnth hours .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars .
Under SSO per month farms reporting.
£50 to $84 per month farms repcrting.
S85 lo S109 permonlh. farms reporting.
$110 toS12Q per month fanns reporting.
S130 to $169 per month farms reporting.
$170 b>S214 per month farms reporting.
S2I5 to $274 per month farms reporting.
S275 to $324 per month farms reporting.
$325 to $374 per nwnlh farms reporting.
£375 and over per month farms reporting.
Paid on a weekly tiasis fams reporting.
..dollars,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting.
Average hours worked per person per weak.
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $12 per week farms
$12 to 524 per week farms
$25 to S29 per week fsrms
$30 to $39 per week farms
S40 to $49 per week ftnns
$50 to M9 par week farms
$60 to .$69 ptr week farms
S?0 to $79 per week farms
$90 to $89 p« weik fanns
$90 and over per week farms
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
repeating.
Paid on a daily basis.
, .farms reporting.
Average hours worked per person per day hows .
Average wage rale per person per day dollars.
Under $4 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 ftnns reporting.
$10 per day farms repccting .
Sll per day farms reporting.
$12 and over per day. farms reporting .
Paid on an hourly basis faims reporting.
Average wage rale per person per hour dollars .
Under S0.45 per hour farms reporting
SO. 45 to $0. 54 pec hour farms
$0.55 to JO. 64 per tour farms
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms
$0. 85 to $0.99 per hour farms
$1.00 to $1. 14 per tour farms
$1.15 to $1.29 per tour farms
$1.30 to $1.44 per tour farms r^wrting
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting,
Paid on a piece-WOfk basis farms reporting
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
ing.
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM. CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week f»«c«ding the enumeration. See text]
Total all famis
(For definitions and explai
Hired workers fams reporting.
persons . .
1 hired worker fanns reporting.
2 hired woriters fanns reporting. .
3 or 4 hired workers fanrs reporting . .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting , .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
persons . .
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting. ,
3 or 4 hired workers , farms reporting. .
5 U) 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers 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 or more hired workers 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 fanns reporting..
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under $50 per month fanns reporting . .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting. .
$85 lo $109 per month farms reporting. .
$110 to $199 per month farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting. .
S170 U) $214 per month farms reporting. .
$215 to $274 per month farms reporting. .
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting. .
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting..
$375 and over per month farms reporting. .
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting..
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per week hours , .
Average wage rate per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week farms reporting . .
$12 to S24 per \veek farms reporting..
$25 to $29 per week farms reporting- ,
$30 to 539 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 to $89 per week farms reporting . .
$90 and over per week farms reporting. .
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting..
Average hours worked per person per day hours . ,
Average wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day fanns reporting..
$4 per day farms reporting . .
$5 per day farms reporting. .
$6 per day farms reporting . .
$7 per day farms reporting . .
$8 per day fanns reporting . .
$9 per day farms reporting. .
$10 per day farms reporting..
$11 per day farms reporting. .
$12 and over per day farms reporting..
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporUng. .
persons . .
Average wage rale per person per hour dollars , .
Under .$0. 45 per hour farms reporting . .
$0.45 lo $0.54 per hour farms reporting. .
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting. .
$0.65 lo $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. .
Paid on a piece-work basis fams reporting,.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting. .
persons . .
Average earnings per person dollars. .
NA Hot available.
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State Table 15.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950; AND BY TYPE OF
FARM, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figures on number of workers and wa^ r
g; the week preceding the
Type of farm-Conlinued
d livestock
Hired WOfketS farms nporting
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired worken
lU or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 a
1 hired wxker
2 hired wirkers _
3 or 4 hired wwkers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired worfcors .
SeuoDftl workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
9 reporUne
s reporting
5 reporting
9 reporting
B reporting
s reporting
s reportinf;
s reporting
s reporting
Paid on a monthly basis fams reporting
Averaee hour^ wtrked per person per month hours
Average wage rate p» person per monUi dollars
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers .
S lo 0 hired worktrs .
10 or more hired worki
Regular hired workers and no seasonid hired workers. .
Both regular and tMrasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workirs and no regular hired workers . .
I'nder $50 per month .
S50 to S84 per month
fKK to $100 per month...
$110to!fl?flper rronth..
SIV) to 5169 per mmlh. .
$170 to $014 per month. .
$215 to $274 per month. .
$275 to $324 per month. .
3 S374 per month. .
$325 t-
S.175 and over per month. .
refxvting
refjorting.
reporting,
reporting.
[arms reporting
reporting,
reporting,
reporting
reporting
Paid on a weekly basis farms r
Avoraen hours worked per person per wsek. .
\vorage * ^e rati* p#r parson per week.
t'nder $12 per week
S12 to $24 Dcr week
$30 to S39 per week . . .
MO to .<49 per week . . .
$50 to $59 per week . . .
S60 lo $69 per week . . .
?70 to $79 per week . . .
$hfl U> $hfl per week . . .
$9f) nnit ovrr per week .
. . .dollars
B reporting
9 reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
B reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting
persons
Averag<< hours workwt [vr [nT-um inir day hoOTS
\verace *age rmte [>er t^ervtn piv rlay dollars
I Inder M p«T day fanns reporting
$4 per day farms reporting
$5 per d»y farms reporting
56 per day famia reporting
$7 par day farms reporting
SS per day farms reporting
SO pw day. farms reporting
SlOper day farms reporting
Sll per day farms reporting
$12 and over per day farms reporting
Paid on an boudy basis farms reporting
persons
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars
I'nder $0.45 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.M per hour farms reporting
$0,85 to JO. 99 pa- hour farms reporting
$1.00 (o $1.14 per hour farms reporting
$1.15 to $1.29 per hour farms rep«»ling
$1..10 to$1.44 per hour fajma reporting
$1.45 and over per hour farms reportine
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farrns reporting
Average earnings per person dollars
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 16 -HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959
[Figures on number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Seeteitt]
Hired workers fams reporting
s (to be employed 150 o
5 lo 9 hired workers
Seasonal workers (lo be employed less than 150 days), ,
Regular hired workers an
Both regular and seasont
1 seasonal hired workers. .
10 regular hired workers , .
s reporting
persons
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
Paid on 3 monthly basis farms reporting
Average hours worked per person per nionth
Average wage rale per person per month dollars
Under JM per month farms reporting
$50 to 584 per month farms reporting
$85 to $109 per month faims reporting
$110 to $129 per month famis reporting,
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting
$170 lo $214 per month farms reporting
5215 to $274 per month farms reporting
$275 to $324 per monlli farms reporting
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting
$375 and over per month farms reporting
Paid on a weekly tasis farms reporting
Average hours worked per person per week
Average wage rale per person per week
Under $12 per week farms
$12 to $24 per week farms
$25 to $29 per week farms
$30 to $39 per week farms
$40 to $49 per week farms
$50 to $59 per week farms
$60 to $69 per week farms
$70 to $79 per week farms
$80 to $89 per week farms
$90 and over per week farms
reporting
reporting
reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms reporting
. .dollars
5 reporting
Average hours worked per person per day
Average wage rate per person per day
Under $4 per day farms
$4 per day farms
$5 per day farms reporting
S6 per day farms repitrting
$7 per day farms reporting
S8 per day farms reporting
SB per day farms reporting
$10 per day farms reporting
$11 per day farms re|X)rting
$12 and over per day farms reporting
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting
Average wage rale per person per hour dollars
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting
J0.45 lo S0.54 per hour farms reporting
3.64 per hour farms reporting
D.74 per hour farms reporting
0.84 per hour farms reporting
3 per hour farms reporting
1.14 per hour. farms reporting
1.29 per hour farms reporting
1.44 per hour farms reporting
r per hour .farms reporting
10.55 1
1!$0
{0.65 t,
o$0
$0,75 1
o$0
SC.85 1
n JO
$1.00 I
I>$1
$1.15 I
o$l
$I..W I
Cl$l
$1.(5
indo
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reportmi
Average earnings per person dollar
Total all farms
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State Table 16.-HIRED FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES, CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950; AND BY SIZE OF FARM,
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Figor«s on number of workers and •'&g? ntes are for hired persons woricing the we^ pr«cedin|> Ihe enumer&tian. Se« text]
Size of farm- Continued
Hired workers farms
1 hired worier
2 hired worVers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Repilv workers (lo be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 lo 9 hired woricers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be eoiployed less than 150 days). .
1 hired warier
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers .
5 lo 0 hired workers .
10 or more hired worki
Ref^lar hired workers and no seeaonal hired wmteiB. .
Both regular and s«Aftonal hired workers
$««sona] hired workflrs and no refulv hired worfcers . .
s reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 reporting
9 rvporting
rams reporting
'acTr3 reporting
s repcrUng
9 refxxtjng
9 repcrting
Paid on a monthly basis rvmsr
Average hours workH per person per month hows
Average wage r»Le per person per month dollars
I'nder S50 per month faima reporting
.^50 lo S84 per month famie repoling
S65 toS109 per tnonth farm refxxting
fUO to $129 per month farms reporting
5130 to 5169 per month fanna reporting
5170 to $214 per ffonlh faims reporUng
5215 tc S274 per month fama rf^porling
5275 to 5u24 per ironth fame reporting
$.125 to S374 per month fanns reporting
■^75 and over per month
reporting
Paid on a weekly basis fanns reporting
. . .dollam
B reporting
Average hours worked per person per week. .
Average wage rale per person per week
Under $12 per weeJt
512 to $24 per week
$25 to $29 per week
5.W to $39 per week
$40 to S49 per week
5S0 to $50 per week
$«0 to $69 per week
$70 to $79 per week
$«0 to 589 per week
$90 and over per week
B reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms r
Average hours worked per person per day. .
\veragp wage rate per peraon per day
Under $4 (mt day
$4 per day
55 per day ,
$6 per day ,
$7 pw day ,
$8 per day
$9 per day
$10 per day
512 and over per day
Paid on an hourly basis..
p per person per hour .
rndof $0.45 p«
JO.tSl
oS«.5<
so. 55 I
o 50.64
S0.«5t
oM.7(
SO. 75 I
OS0.1M
S0.«5
oSO.99
<1.00
0$1.14
$1.15
0 .?1.2«
.«1..W
oSl.44
S!.<5 >nd over
..dollars
reporling
reportinc
reporting
reputing
. .dollara
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
Petsons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definilions and explai
Commercial farms
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number .
Percent distribution percent .
Land in farms acres . ,
Percent distribution percent . .
Average size of fann acres . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting. .
1 to 9 acres fanns reporting, .
10 to 19 acres fanns reporting . .
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting. .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 acres fanns reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 Of more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured fanns reporting . .
Ctoplejid for Future harvest Farms reporting . .
Crop failure farms reporting. .
Other cropland farms reporting . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured faims reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) fanns reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
Irrigated land in farms fanns reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control Farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting . .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . ,
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income from sources other than farm
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of a^icultural products sold operators report,ing . .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . ,
70 to 99 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number.,
260 to 499 acres number , .
600 to 999 acres number . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number . .
2,000 or more acres number. .
See footnotes at end of table.
6,2«
100.0
1CX).0
176,410
3,260
38
720
167,339
1,623
155,755
1,245
U8,900
12-4
9U
294,481
1,145
917,389
488
121,696
1,251
141,179
1,206
72,703
65
1,631
1,595
1,382
1,408
3,082
2,549
833
1,331
911
2,915
46.7
2,372,434
96.4
813.9
272
156,644
908
148,649
696
134,152
84
735
253
2,196,899
89.3
9,003.7
53
135,531
105
U7,052
62
127,340
6
485
43
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State Table 11
-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM:
[Data are based on reports for only a aampl© of fanns. See text]
CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Economic class-Continued
(For definilions and explaj
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALIT
Farms number .
Percent distribution percent .
Land in farms acres .
Percent distribution percent.
Avera^ size of farrr. acres. .
Land in farms according to use:
Oopl&nd harvested fanns reporting. .
1 to 9 acres fanns reporting. .
10 to 19 acres fanns reporting. .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting..
80 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 (o 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
9X) to 499 acres fanns reporting.
500 to9fl9 acres fanns reporting. .
1.000 or more acres farms reporting . ,
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured fanns reporting .
Cropland for future harvest farms repcvting.
Crop failure farms reporting.
Other cropland farms reporting. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not iwoodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture fmma reporting. .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harveet«d farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover oops fanns reporting. .
Cropland used for (ETain or row crop*
farmed on tite contour fafflu rapotting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-eroeion control farms reporting.
System of temces on crop and pasttre land fanns reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number .
(.■nder 25 years nwnbar , ,
25 to S4 years number .
35 to f4 years number .
45 to 54 years number. .
55 to 64 years number .
65 or more yeera number .
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Fatm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting .
1 to 99 days opwalors reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators reporting .
Witii other membem of family working off fam operators reporting . .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting .
With other inoomo of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms operators reporting. ,
With other member? of family workinf; off farm operators reporting.
With income fnxn lources other than farm operated . . operators repcrting . .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncullural products sold operators reporting.
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number .
10 to 49 acraa number.,
50 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number..
100 to 139 acres number.
140 (o 179 acres number,
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 2S9 acres number..
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acre* number.
2,000 ormcre acres Btmbv.,
See fooUtoi«s at end of table.
Commercial farms-Continued
Part^retirement
1,156
16
1,823
1,464
4,405
1,408
381
8,015
598
6,181
451
3,947
34
150
172
28
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dala are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
FARMS BY CX)LOR AND TENITIE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-shar* tenants number.
Liveslock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number .
FARMS BY TYPF- OF FARM
Pineapple farms numbCT.
Suearcane farms number .
Coffee fanns number.
Other Tield-crop farms number.
VegeUble farms number.
Fruit-and-nut firms number.
Poultr, foivs number.
Dairy farms number .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
and livestock ranches number.
Livestock ranches number.
General farms number.
Miscellaneous and unclassiTied farms number.
SPEnFIED EQllPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower fanris reporting .
number.
Power-aprayi ng and dusting machines farms reporting.
Pick-up balei-s farms reporting .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting .
\!otortnicks. farms reporting.
Trnctors farms reporting.
number.
Tractors other than sanlen farms reporting.
1 tractor farms reporting.
2 tractors farms reporting .
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 Iractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting.
IVheel iractors farms reporting.
number .
Crawler tractors farms reporting .
Garden tractors farms reporting.
Automobiles farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles and/or motortnicks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Home freezer farms reporting ,
\'ilking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting.
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting.
Electricity:
From a power line farms reporting.
Flfom a home plant farms rcfKirting.
Farms by kind of road on which located:
IlMd surface ia""S reporting.
Gravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder iarms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting.
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting.
1 mile farms reporting .
■2 or 3 miles farms reporting.
i miles farms reoorting.
5 or more miles farms reportine ,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting.
persons.
Regular hired workers{employed 150 or more days) farms reporting.
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
^ or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,398
1,315
2,^15
2,023
1,167
2,9«
1,578
1,941
1,597
3,909
1,226
3,123
786
6,402
5,307
4,384
2,330
75
78
3,4a0
1,637
1,101
2,498
1,130
1,462
1,115
322
1,554
348
493
2,065
3,403
2,527
2,109
1,098
71
72
Commercial farms
1,881
167
1,739
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
29
-Continued
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ovatn number .
Part owners. number .
All tmuinu nuniber .
Cash tenants number.
SKare-cash tenants number .
CiDf^share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number.
Other and unspeciTied tenants number .
FARfcG BY TYPE OF FARM
Pineaople farms number
Suftarcane farms number
CofTee farms number.
Other Tield-crop fanns nuntber
Vegetable farms number
Fmit-and-nut farms... number
Poultry farms number.
Dairy farms. number .
Livestock farms other than poultry and d«iry farms
and livestock ranches number .
Livestock ranches number .
General farms nunber.
Xliscellaneouq and unclaaaified farms number
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACOjnES AND KIND OF ROAD
s reporting.
number.
s reportinj;,
9 reporting .
number.
9 roponinjE.
number.
Flectnc motors of 1 or more horsepower .
Power^atjrayiax and dusting machines . . .
Pick-up bal«rs
Field forage harvesters
Tractors other than mrdcn. .
2 tractors
3 tractors
Wheel tractors
Crawler tractors
Automobiles
Automobiles and/or motortrucks
Telephone
Home freeter
Milking machine
Electric milk cooler
Otip drier (for gram, forage, or other crops). . .
Poweroperated elevator, oonvejnr, or blower .
Electricity:
From a home pi ant
Farms by kind of road on mrfiich located:
Hard lurface
Grave), shell, shale, or vi^caiiic dndar ....
Dirt or unimproved
1^98 than 1 mile to a hard surface road..
1 or more miles lo a hard surface road. . . .
2or8
niles .
» reporting,
number.
number.
» reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting,
§ reporting.
n reportjng.
I reporting.
number,
H reporting.
number,
n reporting.
number.
I reporting.
) reporting.
B reporting.
9 reporting.
B reporting.
H reporting.
s reporting,
9 reporting,
s reporting,
sreptrting.
9 reporting,
9 reporting.
9 reporting,
s reporting.
9 reporting.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired workers fanns reporting.
(tegular hired workers (employed ISO or more days) farms reporting. .
persons.,
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker .
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workem
9 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
.farms reporting.,
•farms reporting , .
■farms reporting..
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting. .
RE.SIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operat^nl operators reporting..
Not residing on farrr cjpfwated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence. number..
Sm footaotes at end of taUa.
Commercial farms— Continued
22'i
2,105
2,652
2,396
1,893
1,090
30
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DatA &re based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZEB AND LBtE
Commercial faims
Dry matenals.
s reporting..
4,178
298,471
196,88A
2,247
289, US
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
109,617
30
67,323
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dr> materials
Liquid materials
ms reporting . ,
ms reporting,
ms reporting . ,
ms reporting.
8,049
100
1,297
2,424
14
1,250
Sugarcane.
Pry niateri.
Pineapplei
Dry n.aten:
L.qu.d mat
Coffee. ..
5 reporting.,
s reporting .
s reporting..
5 reporting . ,
s reporting.,
s reporting.
57, 183
110
28,160
1,215
7,716
1,215
4,162
5,383
641
3,140
197,668
41
78,681
Ul other crops . . . .
Dry materials.
Liquid materials.
or liming materials
s reporting.,
s repcrting.,
< reporting..
2,013
11,023
2,006
5,297
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITmES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
rnderSlOO
SlOO to S999
51,000 to 51,999
S2,000 to 54,999
55,000 or mote.
Purchase of livestock and poultry
I'nder 51,000
51,000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 to 59,999
510,000 or more
Machine hire
Under 5200
S200to5999
51,000 or more
Hired labor
Inder 5200
S200 to 5499
550010 5999
51,000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
5.5,000 to 59,999
510,000 to 519,999
520,000 to 549,999
550,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under .5100.
5100 to .5499
S500toS999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under 5100
SlOO to ,5499
5500 to 5999
51,000 to 51,999
55,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
? reporting..
5 reporting . ,
s reporting.
dollars.
5 reporting.
s repcrting.
s reporting.
5 reporting.
s reporting,
s reporting .
s reporting.
s reporting .
3 reporting .
3 reporting.,
dollars .
s reporting.,
s reporting.
5 reporting .
5,994
3,026
10,974,297
1,140
1,235
133
176
342
1,728
4,398,203
1,364
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
5,490
5,092,145
2,569
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-
[D«ta we baaed on reports for only ■ sample of fanns. See t«xt]
31
Continued
(For definitions and explai
Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms— Continued
USE OF COHftfEROAL FERTIUZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fenilizm^
materials used during the year ,
Dry material:
Liquid
Dry materials
Liquid materials ,
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Sugarcane
Dry materials.
Liquid materials
Pineapples
Dry materials.
Liquid materials
Coffee
Dry materials.
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dryn
SPECIFIED FARM EXPFJfl)mmES
Any of the followin); specified exprnidiluree
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under 5100
$100toS999
$1,000 to $l,fl99
$2,000 (o $4,9M
$S,000 or more
PirchaMof livestock and poultry
Under $1,000
$1,000 to $2.499
$2,900 10 $4,999
$6,000 to $9.999
$10,000 or more
MachiM hire
Uo<ler$200.
$200 to $999 »
$1,000 or morfc
Hired labor.
Under $800.
$900 to $499
$fi00to$999
$1,000 to SS,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$8,000 to $9.999
$10,000 to $19.999
$20,000 to $49.999
$50,000 or mere
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $10a
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
$100 to $499
$600 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
$6,000 or more.
See footnotee at end of table.
s reporting
5 reporting.
9 reporting
s reporting
9 reporting.
s reporting.
a reporting,
a reporting,
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
9 reporting
8 reporting
8 r^nrting
8 reporting
s reporting
a reporting , .
s reporting.,
dollars.,
s reporting.,
s reporting..
» reporting..
9 reporting.,
a reporting . .
dollars.,
fl reporting . .
» reporting . .
s reporting. .
s reporting.,
s reporting..
9 reporting..
dollars.,
s reporting..
A reporun;;- .
9 repcrting. .
dollars..
a reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting..
9 reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting . .
a reporting.,
a reporting..
a reporting . .
s reporting . .
dollars . .
a reporting..
8 reporting.,
s reporting..
iS reporting..
dollars..
s reporting.,
q reporting..
9 reporting..
B reporting..
B repcrting..
1,546
7,i99
3,2U
1,544
3,197
20
14
2,247
250
1,421
2,400
247,656
1,606
32
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
SPECTFIED FARM EXPENDITURES-Continued
\ny of the following specified expendiUires-Continued
Purcliase of commercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials farms reporting..
dollars..
Purchase of lime and liming maleiials farms reporting..
dollars..
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials farms rt^jorting. .
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PftODlNTTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars . .
average per farm, dollars . .
All crops sold dollars . .
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits end nuts, sold dollars .
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Fon>9t products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars . .
Dairy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poult/y and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESriXK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle anti calves farms reporting. ,
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting. ,
Milk cows farms reporting.,
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting. .
number,,
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting . ,
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 4 head farms reporting..
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head. farms reporting. .
20 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 99 head farms reporting . .
lOO to 499 bead farms reporting. .
500 or nore head. farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head. farms reporting . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head. farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or mere head farms reporting . .
Milk cows-
1 head fanris reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 bead farms reporting..
20 to 29 head. farms reporting..
30 to 49 head fanr.s reporting..
50 to 74 bead farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
number..
Bom before June 1 famis reporting..
number,.
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting . .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting . .
number . .
Ewes farms reporting..
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
number .
(lOatS and kids farms reporting.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting .
See footnotas at end of table.
152,334,187
24,405
120,227,433
109,803,749
3,194,345
5,015,053
2,214,286
32,106,754
7,184,893
9,671,528
15,250,333
1,903
205,135
1,362
77,792
1,436
48,143
1,495
79,200
765
6,697
1,759
78,479
1,257
39,188
1,312
39,291
43
12,066
23
1,821
1,229
1,899
805,933
149,612,024
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
14,400,084
7,467
15
2,677
9,954,179
18
59,288
128,641,516
527,219
104,361,725
102,541,721
368,632
924,484
526,888
24,279,791
4,282,572
9,392,819
10,604,400
4,594
59
19,103
39
10,047
53
9,056
5
U,831
5
1,759
5,491,583
26,920
2,731,109
1,654,029
515,372
227,911
333,797
2,760,474
1,551,586
176,707
1,032,181
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DftU Bfe based on raporls ror only a sample of fanns. See text]
Convnercia] fanns-Conti nued
Pan-retirement
g»ECmED FARM EXPENDimiES-Continued
Any of the following specifie'l expenditure»-ContiDued
Purchase of commercial rertili2« and
fettilizine materials /aims raportine..
d liming mafavials ianns recofting. . .
297,297
41
1,975
ESnXIATED VKLVT. OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOlTiCE
Ml farm products sold total, dollars...
awaite f^e farm, dollars . . .
All crops sold dollars...
Field crops, other than vefntables and fniits and nuts, sold ....dollars...
Vegetables sold dollars...
FniiL? and nuts sold- dollars .. .
Forest products and horticultural specialty products TOld. dollars .. .
All livestock and livestock (Toducts sold dollars . . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars . . .
Dairy products sold dollars...
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LTVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODlI(?rS
Cattle and calves..
Cows, including h
Heifers and heifer calver
Steefv and bulls includin
r and bull calves, ,
.farms repcrting...
number...
.firms reporting...
number...
. farms lepnrting . . .
. farms reporting . . .
Farms reporting by number on liand:
Caule and ealves-
1 heed farms reporting . . .
3 to 4 head- farms reporting . . .
S to 9 head. farms refiorting . . .
10 to 19 head. farms reporting...
30 to 49 head farms repcrting...
50 to 99 head farms reporting...
100 to 499 head. farms rcfiorting . . .
SCO or more head farms reforting...
Tows including heifva thftt have calved-
1 head. farms reporting...
2 to 9 head- farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms repirting . . .
20 to 29 head. farms reporting.. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting . . .
SO to 74 head farms reporting . . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting...
100 or more head farms reporting . . .
Milk oows-
1 head. farms reporting . . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting.. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 29 head. farms reporting. ..
30 to 49 head. farms repoting . . .
50 to 74 head. farms reporting. ..
75 to 99 head. farms reporting.. .
loo or more head. farms reporting...
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting...
Hogs and pigs farms reporting...
number...
Bom since June 1 farms rwporting . . .
number . . .
Bixn before June 1 farms reporting . . .
number . . .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting...
number...
Lambs under I veer old farms repoting...
numbs...
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting...
number...
Fwes farms reporting...
number...
Hams and wethers farms reporting . . .
number.. .
Goats andttldS farms reporting...
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
5,022,582
7,175
3,860,120
1,918,037
666,461
975,073
300,549
1,152,462
349,607
3,041
809,814
8,244
101
3,959
2,001
109
2,284
71
459
163
10,033
124
4,601
119
5,432
3
11
3,260,454
3,928
2,566,019
788,152
410,864
1,150,247
216,756
694,435
151,772
12,434
530,229
92
263
196
5,150
133
2,436
144
2,714
5
27
596,330
1,311
519,579
82,775
79,614
308,903
48,237
76,751
17,790
2,042,306
743
1,271,024
261,963
160,977
607,133
240,951
771,282
86,029
792
9,494
626
5,175
439,043
787
279,648
61,637
65,039
104, 588
48,384
159,395
37,171
356
34
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.
-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DiiU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
LI\TSTOC:< WD LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinued
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUle and calves sold alive farms reportin
number,,
dollars,.
Hogs and pi^ sold alive farms reporting.,
number.,
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
1,367
62,630
11,349,023
1,027
78,330
3,779,583
Whole rmlk sold farms reporting, ,
pounds..
Chickens including broilers sold farms repc
Litters farrowed December 1. 1958, to
November 30, 1959 famis
number
3 U) 9 litters famis
10 to 19 litlcrs farms
20 to 39 titters farms
40 to 69 liUers farms
70 or more litters farms
June 2 to Novemlwr 30 fanr.s
number
of litters
reporting, ,
reporting,,
of lit
SPEHFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sxigarcane farms reporting.
acres In the crop December 1959.
Harveated farms reporting.
Economic class
Pineapples farms reporting •
acres In the crop June 1, 1959.
Fallow or between cyclea June 1, 1959 farms reporting.
Harvested June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959 farms reporting.
63,134
57
11,449
50,422
24
7,983
Z Reported In small fractions.
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State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[T>ata ve baaed on reports for only a sample of fonns. See text]
(For dpriniltpns; and Mplai
: class-Continued
:ial farms— Continued
LIVFSTOCK AVD LIVESTOCK PRODfCTS-Continued
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUJe and calves sold alive fams reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pi^ sold alive farms reportiniz.
number
Sbeep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Whole milk sold farms reporting
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting,
dollars.
Litters farrowed Decemt)er 1, 19S6, to
Novemtier 30, 1959 farms reporting
number of litters
1 or 2 litl«rs farms renortinp
S lo D litl«r8 farms rerorting
10 to 19 liU«ni farms refwrting
20 to ^ litt«rs farms rntorting
40 lo 69 litters farms reporting
70 Of more liUcrs farms reporting
June 2 to November SO fairrs re^torting
number of liuers
December 1 to June 1 farms renorting
number of litters
SPFnnED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarcane fanns reporting.
acres In the crop December I9?9.
Harvested fanna reporting
Plneapplea farmfl reporting.
acres in the crop June 1, 1959
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1959 farms reporting
Barvestod June 1. 1908 to May 31, 1959 fanns reporting
2,759
2,276
410,1*1
298,182
94
96
9,267
5,149
396,277
207,241
3,413
661
429,141
70,396
517
88
5,959
1,274
244,630
49,951
36 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 1 of 5.-Sugarcane farms
(Fordefimtiw
B Ut%t)
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . -
P.>rc*nt distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres ■ ■
Percent distribution porcent..
Land in farms according to use:
Oopland harvested fanns reporting. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting ■ .
10 to 19 acres rarms refixting . .
20 U) 29 acres fanns reporting . .
30 to 49 acres fantis reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 !«cres farms reporting..
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1.000 or more acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harv<>5Led and not pastured farms reporting , .
Cropland for future harvest farms reporting..
Crop failure farms reporting. ,
Other cropland farms reporting. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporlinj;..
Other past4jre (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Imgated cropland harvested farms reporting. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
linder 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number , .
Average age , years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOKE
Farm operators-
Wtrking off their fanns, total operators reporting. ,
1 to 99 days operators reporting , .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income fron sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other incane of family exceeding
value of agncultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting , .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With inoome fron sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting. ,
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
FARV6 BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number. .
50 to 69 acres.... number..
TO to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 179 acres number . .
leo to 219 acres number . .
220 to 259 acres number . .
260 to 499 acres number..
500 to 999 acres number..
1 .000 to 1 ,999 acres number . ,
2,000 or more acres number..
See footnotes at end d table.
2,915
813.9
2,262
170, ai3
1,474
100.0
606,641
100.0
885.6
8,417
399
103,628
18,574
3
5,423
589,966
97.3
14,749.2
4,008
20
156,774
18, 573
2
5,400
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Part 1 of 5.-Sugarcane farms
37
FARMS BV COLOR AND TENITRF. OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Cwh t«nwils number . ,
Shw^cash tenants number,,
Crop-sKMTe tpnanta number..
SPECTFTED EQUIPMENT AM) FACTLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
EJecthc motors of 1 or more hcrs«pow«r ranai (fprrting..
numhor,,
Power-apraying and dusting machines ramus feporting. .
Pifk-up halrrs farms reportin
Field tangf hwveators tnnt^s reporting..
Uolortrucks fanns rppcrtini^..
Tractcrs Tarm^ rt^portinp.
1 tnctor famM roportinf .
3 tnctors tuna n^portinc.
3 tractors farms ronortinj: .
4 ImcLors farms rcportinp.
5 or more tnctor^ farmA rvfwrtine-
Whocl iracloni farms reportinff . .
number..
Crawler trodora. farms reporting..
Aulomobilm farms roportinf;. .
number.,
Automobiles and^'cr motortncks farms reporting..
Tolcfihone. .,., , fartns ropGrting..
Home fmfzrr farms reporting..
Milking machina, farriLt reporting..
Electric milk oool* farms reporting.
Crop drier (for f^ain, fora^, or othor cropa) farms reportme..
PowoTKiperated elevator, conveyor, or blower farmn reporting .
Electhcity:
From a power line farrna roporting..
Fnsm a home plant faims reporting.,
Farms by hind of road on wMch located;
Hard surface farnv* reporting . .
GHvel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farm<> reporting..
Din or unimproved. farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile tn a hard surface road farm-t rnporting,.
1 or mora miles to a hard surface road. fanrut reporting.,
1 mile • • farms reporting . .
5 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 milen farms reporting..
6 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRFXXDINa ENUMERATION
Fvmii reporting by number of f<
1 hired worker
S hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
ft (o 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers . . .
s repeating. ,
n reporting.,
9 reporting.,
s reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated 0f>erat«r8 roporling..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See footnotes al end of table.
1,145
1,035
2,065
3,403
2,527
1,212
33
1,109
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 5.-Sugarcane farms
{l-Ofdefir...
■xplnna.
USF OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
romnierc.at fprtilizor nnd fofliliziri!!
maUfiak us«l ilunnr^ the \cnt fam.s rcportinp
Dp. nifttpnais Farms rcportinfi
Liqui.i innt.Tial? farma r^xjrting
Hay nnd croplnml pasture fami5 reporting
Dn. maUrials farms reporting
Liqiiiil niaional- farms reporting.
Other pn'iture{not croplanil) farms reporting,
Drj' matonal? farms reporting,
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Sugarcane farms reporting,
Dry malerial?- farfi.s reporlinR,
Liquid maierials r«rms reporUnR,
Pineapples famis ri'p<irLing
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting
Coffee fam-s reporting
Dry materials forn.s rpp<)rting
Liquid materials fami-f reporting
All other crops farms reporting
riry materials farms renorlinc
Liquid materials farms renorlinc
Lime or liniinr materials used durin*; the vear farms reporting
acres limed.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPE>fDlTllRES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting.
Feed for livestock and poultry fnms reporting.
Under SlOO fanr.s rcporiinr:.
SlOO to ?999 farms reporlinf:.
51,000 toSl,99fl fami-i reportirfl..
SS.OOO to $4,999 farms rerortin
S5,000 or more farms repnrtin
Purchase of livestock and pouttrv farms reportin
dollar
Under ?1,000 farris reporting.,
51,000 toS2,499 farn^s reporting.,
S3,500 to -4,999 farms reporting. .
S5,000 loS9,999 fam.s renortin
«10,0Of) or more farms reportin
Machine hire farm- reporting . .
I'nder S'20O farms reporting. .
5200 to S999 farms renorting. ,
Sl.OOOormore famifl reporting..
Hired labor Farms reporting, ,
Under 5200 farms reporting, ,
$200 Uj ?4!)9 farms reporting . ,
$500 to $999 farms reporting.,
51,000 to 53,499 fanns reportin?
$2,000 to $-1,999 farms reporting , ,
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reportin
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reportin
$20,000 to ^9,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Under «100 fan.is reporlinp . .
«100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to '=1999 fanT.s reporting. ,
^l,00n or more farms reporting,
G&soline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting, ,
Under $100 farms reporting.
SlOO to $499 , fafnisrf»portine.
$500 to $999 farms reporting. ,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms repa
289,138
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
8,049
1,222
100
6
1,297
86
2
1
45
8
663
636
207,173
198,643
663
636
86,460
61,276
28
26
67,753
67,095
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
74,013
21
67,098
See fooUiotes al end of lable,
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ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 5.-Sugarcane farms
39
SPEaFTED FARM EXPENDTTURES-Continued
\ny of the following specified expendituies— Continued
Purchase of dwranercia] fenilizer and
fertilizing materials farms repotting..
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm prtxlucts sold total, d<
All c
saold.
ivernfe per fann, dollaJ
dollu
vegetables and fniiL
Field CTope, other ll
Vegetables sold dollars .
FVuita Mid nut« sold dollars .
Ftirest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars .
All livestock and livestock producta sold dollars .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars.
Dairy products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
LIVESTOCK AND UVECTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle anil calves
Cows, including heifers t
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including nt«<v and bull calves
H reporting.,
Falms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 hear! farms reporting. .
2 to 4 head fann.s reporting . .
5 to 9 head famis reporting.,
10 to 19 head fanni. reptnmg. ,
20 to 49 head farms reporting. .
SO to 99 head farms rofurting..
100 to 499 head farms reporting. ,
SOO or more head farms rcptvtinc. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting .
SO to 74 head farms reporting .
7S to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting..
Milk oows-
1 head firms reporting .
2 to 9 head farms reporting .
10 to 19 head farms reporting.
20 to 29 head farms reporting.
30 to 49 head farms reporting.
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporUng.
100 or more head farms reporting.
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting.
number.
Bom since June 1 farms reporting . .
Brm before June 1 farms reporting .
number.
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting . .
number.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting.
number.
Ewes farms reporting . .
Rams and wethers farms reporting . .
number.
Goals and kids farms reporting..
number, .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
See footnotM at end of table.
149,612,024
51,325
U8, 527, 838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
14,400,084
72,403
212
13,183
69,165,961
100,972
68,517,747
68,095,355
21,446
353,001
47,943
648,214
18,318
63,063,578
1,576,589
62,467,054
62,155,245
11,600
295,392
4,817
596,524
159
2,870
10
3,668
1,531,319
31,251
1,513,774
1,495,395
343
13,596
4,440
17,545
9,960
2,204,537
13,442
2,183,454
2,137,150
3,706
24,873
17,725
21,083
5,924
202,924
23
5,675
1,759,031
7,269
1,749,895
1,719,841
1,540
16,828
11,686
9,136
1,227
581,516
3,929
577,590
567,819
3,160
2,186
4,425
40 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 1 of 5.— Sugarcane farms
UVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continu.
Hogs and pigs sold a
rarms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive rarms reporting
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporlmR .
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting
r of lit
r2 1il
10 to 19 lit
20 to 39 lit
40 to 69 lit
farms reporting
farms reporting
farms reporting.
fanns reporting
farms reporting
70 or more litters farms reporting
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting
December I to June 1 farms reporting
number of litters
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarcane farms reporting.
acres in the crcjp December 1959.
Harvested farms reporting ,
Z Reported in small fractia
58,372
3,131
10,822,307
609,938
4U
38
70,767
439
3,468,2&4
15,479
5
1,273
16,305
77
107,196,585
9,647,692
258
6
1,623,446
1,243
248
13
8,849,022
27,991
5,397,903
17,075
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Part 2 of 5. -Coffee farms
41
9 and explai
FAWH5. ACREAGE. AM) VALUE
Farms number
P*Tcent disCnbgtion percent
Land in farms mens
Percent distribution pwcent
Averft^e ^ite of fsrm ut«s
Land in farms according to use:
rropland harvested farms reporting
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reportjng
30 to 49 acres farms r^xirting
50 (o 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 "cres farms reptrtin^
300 to 499 acres farms reportinc
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or mav *<t«»3 farms reporting
Cropland used onl> for pasture farms reporting
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Cta|riiD() br future harvest farms reporting.
Crap failure farms reporting,
Otlkcr crapland farms refMrting
Woodland pastured farrr^ reporting .
Woodland not pastured farm.* reporting .
Other pasture (not oopland and not Mxxlland) farms reporting
Improved pastwe farms reportittg.
Inigated land in farms farms reporting
LmgaLed cropland harvmt«d farms reporting
Und use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
Cfofdand used for grain or row
crops farmed on tJie contour farms reporting
Land in alhp-cropping systsms for
soil-sfDsion oonlrol farms reporting
SyaUn of t«frsc«s on crop
and pasture land farms reporting
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting age nimber .
t'nder 23 years nwnbor.
25 to 34 yews nundier ,
35 to 44 years ninnber,
45 to 54 years nunAer,
55 U> 64 y»srs number ,
«5 cr more yesn number
Average age years .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting.
1 tn 99 dayn. operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more dayn operators reporting .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With inoome fran sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting.
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of a^icullural products sold operators reporting .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting an to work off their farms operators reporting .
With other mmnbers of family working off farm operators repoting.
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of apiculture] products sold operators reporting.
FARh6 BY SZE
Under 10 acres number
10 to 49 acres number
50 to «9 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 189 acres number
140to 179 acres nwnber
180 to 219 acrea number
220 to 289 acres number
2e0to4»9acrm nunber
500 to 999 acres number
1,000 to 1,999 acres number
2.000 or more acres number
Sm botaotM st snd rf l«bls.
2,915
2,372,434
8U.9
2,262
170,843
1,474
47
342
61
27,353
23
5,608
83
38,801
2,889
20
100.0
8,401
100.0
14.8
18.3
1,987
23.7
19.1
43.8
3,358
40.0
13.5
42 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 5.-Coffee farms
F4RMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ■>« n.'t^
r^n nv. TIMS
\11 U-nnnL-i
rnsh lennnls
Sharc-cfi<;h tenants
Crop-^hnre tenants
SPEHFTED EQUIPVffiNT AND FACfLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
ric motors of 1 or more hoc3epower famis mportinp,
r-spraying and dustine machines famis rem
2,A98
1,130
1,462
?rs farn.s reporting.
farms reportinp .
number.
Tarms reporlinp .
1 tractor farms reportin;' .
2 tractors farms rpporlin
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting , .
5 or more tractors farms reportins:..
Wheel trai
Crawler ti
Garden Irac-
, .farrier reportin
number..
..farms reportin
Telephone farms reporting.
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine, .,,.,,..,,...,,,. farms reporting.,
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
From a home pi ant farms repc
Farms by kind of toad on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting . .
Oavel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved .., farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or nxve miles to a hard surface mad farms reporting, ,
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles fanns reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting. ,
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting. ,
e days) farms r
2,065
3,403
2,527
1 hired workers
more hired workers .
9 reporting.,
s reporting.
3 reporting..
9 reporting .
3 reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
lesiding on farm operated operators r<
'Jot residing on farm operated operators r
Operators not reporting residence, , , ,
See footnotes at end of table.
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Part 2 of 5.-Coffee farms
43
(Ka
loOnil
ISE OF COWMERn^L FERTILlZEft AND LIME
Comniwriid fertilizof omJ frttiliiinj;
matrriBls used Hunnc the >o:\f rarrr^ ivportinf;. ,
acres on which used. ,
Dr> niatenal? fftrms reporting..
Liqui.1 rnKliTiftIs (aims repcrting..
Cropx on Hhich used—
Hay wkI rroplnnd pfislure fanns reporting..
Dr> malpnals farms reporting, .
Liquiti materials rarms reporting..
Other piLilure (nol croplaAd) farms reporting.,
Drj- mAtmals farms reporting.,
Liquid matenal<4 farm? reporting. ,
Sxigeroane • farms reporting
Dry (natmal5 fnni^ reporting
Liquid materiah fnim^ reporting, ,
Plixeapplea farms rer^vting..
[*>■ matmaN farms repcrting..
Liquid material'! farm<t reporting. ,
Ccf fee farn-s reptvting. .
Dry matenaJ<i fftrn.'* repnnifii;..
Liquid materials famis reporting..
All oth«r CTopA fvm^i reporting..
Dry maimaU farms renortinc . ,
Liquid matfnals rarnvo renorting..
Lime or liniinr materials u^«^ durinr the vev faims reftorting..
acres lin "
SPEHFIED FARM EXPENDITITRES
Any of the following npeciTiod e«pendilures famvN repcrting..
Fe«d for livosiock and poultry fnrn<« reporting.,
Jollvf>.
Undw^lOO r«ni-« reporting.,
SlOO to 5909 fiuni.- reporting. ,
51,000 to S1,9M farm- reporting,,
52,000 to $4 ,999 fBnr'< renorting, ,
55,000 or more famw reporting, ,
Purchase of livestock and poultrv fomiH reporting,.
dol
t'nder 51,000 forms reforting.
51,000 to 52,490 tnm.^ re^nrting.,
S2,!i00 lo 54,999 fiums reporting. ,
55,000 (o 59,999 f*m.s reporting.
510,000 or more farms reporting, ,
^Uchino hire farm." reporting.
dollars,
Under $200 fnrm-t reporting.
5200 lo 5999 ffums reporting , .
51 ,000 or more fanns reporting .
Hired labor farms reporting.
Under J200 farms reporting.
5200 lo 5499 f«m3 reporung.,
5500 lo 5999. fama reporting. .
51,000 lo $2.499 fwms reportim
52,500(0 54,999 farms reportinc..
55,000 lo 59.999 farms reporting..
510,000 to 519,999 farms reptwting. .
520,00010 «49,990 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbn, ptant», and trees fftrm5 reporting..
do!
Und« 5100 fan-'S 'epoi
^100 to 5499 farms reporting..
5500 lo 5999. farTr.s reporting, .
51,000 or more farms reporting. ,
Gamslino and other pel/oleum fuel
and oil for the fann ^usine^^^ farms reporting.,
dr>llars..
Under $100 farmi reporting .
SlOOtoMftO -. farmsreportine.
Sra0to$9n9 farms reprrtinr.
51,000 to 51,999 farms reporting.
55,000 or n«re farTT,s reporting.
See footnotes at end of (Able.
2,2-17
289,138
192,'J69
2,2^3
12^,772
59
67,997
207,173
663
86,460
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
44 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 5. -Coffee farms
SPEaFTED FARM EXPENDITURES-Conljnued
\ny of the following speciHed expenditures-Continued
Purchase of canniercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials S^^
Purchase of lime and lir
ESTIMATED VALVE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
Fi^Id crope, other Lhan vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold doUe
\'ecetables sold dalle
Fruits and nuts sold dolls
Forest products and horticultural specialty pioducts sold dolli
Poultry and poultry froducLs sc
Dairy products sold
Livestock and livestock produc
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. ,
Heifers and heife
Steers and bulls
farms
reporting..
farms
number..
farms
number..
farms
number..
a 4 head rann»
0 9 head ramis
lo 19 head fannR
U) 49 head farms
n-portinj;..
.famis reptirtmE
Cow9, including heifers thai have calved—
1 head fanns reporting..
2 Co 9 head fanns reporting . .
10 to 19 head fanns reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting . ,
30 to 49 head farms reporting,.
50 to 74 head farms reporting .
75 to 99 head farms reporting . .
100 or more head farms reporting . .
1 head farms reporting . ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting, ,
10 to 19 head farms reporting , .
20 lo 29 head farms reporting..
.^0 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 lo 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. ,
HtMSeS, colts, and ponies farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms repotting. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting.
Brm before June 1 farms reporting . .
Sheep anij lambs farms reporting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
Ewes farms reporting.
number.
Rams and wethers., farms reporting..
Goats and kids farms reporting.
number .
Chickens 4 months old andot/er farms reprting.
number.
149, 612, 024
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31, 084, 186
72,403
212
13,183
2,280,645
4,015
2,259,693
12,332
23,633
2,221,488
2,240
20,952
1,648
115,014
28,754
113,495
7,732
104,763
1,000
1,519
263,157
13,158
262,207
7,898
10,113
243,171
1,025
713,303
6,859
707,592
1,914
3,200
702,473
5
5,711
939,2%
3,772
928,558
2,100
2,522
923,726
210
See footnotes at end of tabl&
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ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 5. -Coffee farms
45
UVESroCK ASD U\TSWCK PRODUCTS-CoBUnued
tmnaa reporting
dollars
Hogs tod pigs sold kIivp fwrns reporting
dollars
Sheep asd lambs sold alive farms reporting
Chickens including broilers sdd farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
Litters farrowed Decesber 1, 1958. to
9 reporting.
T of liUers
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
rof liU«rB
0 June 1 farms r
D Data Included with Class II to arold dlselooura of Indlrldual operatlois.
46 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 3 of 5.-Vegetable farms
(For dermitions and exptai
;xt)
FARIKS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number . - .
Percent distribution percent...
Land in farms ao'es . . .
Percent dist/ibulion percent . . .
AverRge siie of fami acres . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropiand hwvesW^ fft™9 reporting . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres f"^s reporting. . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres f^ms reporting . . .
100 to 199 -"cres fanns reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres fa""S reporting . . .
500 to 999 acres fanns reporting. . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
Cropland for future harvest .farms reporting.. .
Crop failure farm*; reporting.. .
Other cropl and farms reporting . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
Woodland not pastured ft^r"-^ repoflim; . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farm? reporting . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms reporting . .
Land in atrip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control - farms reporting , .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land fanns reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 Of more years ■ number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm opeiators-
Working off their fams, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more daya Operators ropcrting..
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income frtm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With other incone of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income fron sources other than farm operated. . .operates reporting. .
With other income of family enceoding value
of agn cultural products sold operators reporting . .
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number . .
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres number . .
70 to 99 acres number . .
100 to 139 acres number . .
140 to 179 acres number . .
180 to 219 acres number . .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 acres number .
500 to 999 acres number .
1,000 to 1.999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number .
2,915
2,372,434
2,262
170,843
1,474
156,6a
908
146,649
888,678
258
U6,186
100.0
8,154
100.0
23.2
3,005
36.9
158.2
1,391
17.1
20.5
30.8
1,498
18.4
13.9
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F\R\IS BY COLOR AND TEVURF. OF OPERATOR
Ail farm opefators:
Full nun.T* nutrber...
P.irt n« HITS number . . .
ShKTO-msh tenants number . . .
Crop-?=hare tenants numbGT...
l.ive9tock-5harp tenanl.s numba'.. .
Hthpr And unSfnTififx) tonnnlf number.. .
SPEHFIED F^inPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horaepowflt farms rpportinf-. . .
Power-apnying and dusting machines Taniis repartincr. . .
Pick-up bajors farms reportinc. . .
number , . .
Field forage harvesters fam.* reporting...
number . . .
\1ounnick9 forms reportinR . . .
TracUr« fanrks reportinp . . .
Tractors other than rarlen farrns r^-portinc. ..
1 tractor famw rcportinj*...
3 tractors farms rpnortinR...
4 Inctors fanns reportinr. • .
i or rare trsclor'i farms rrporltnit...
Wheel Uaclorn farms reportinp...
number...
rra*lof iractorn farms reportiofi . . .
number...
Garden (j»c(<rs f«nn^ reportinp . . .
number , . ,
Automobiles fams reportinc. . .
nurr.ber...
Aulomobilw and/or motortrucUs farms reporting...
Telephone '«"»» reportine. .
Home freezer farms reporting...
Milking machina. fft"!*-** reporUng. .
Electnc milk ooolrr f»ni« reporting. .
Crop drier (for frain, forafc^, or other crops) farms reportinc.
Power-operatod elevator, conveyor, or Mower farms reporting..
Electricity:
Ftan a po»«r line ■'"*"' «>»«*ting. . .
FVanahanepJanl /ams reporting...
rams by kind of road on which located:
Hard surf arc fanns reporting . .
Gravel, ahell, ohale, or volciliic diider farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved '«rms reporUng. .
Lesn than 1 mile to a hard aurfaco road farms reporUng..
1 or Httre miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 n^ile farms reporting . .
2 or 3 miles '«"« reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles f»fn« reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hir«l workers '«"'■*' reporting . .
Regular hired wtrkws (employed 150 or irore days) farms reporUng..
persona..
Farms reporUng by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workors fuma reporUng..
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reparting..
10 or more hir«l workers farms reporting..
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators rc^porting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporUng residence number .
2,-198
1,130
1,462
2,065
3,<03
2,527
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IISF. OF COMMERCIAL FF.RTILIZF.R AND LIME
rhliicc onJ roniliiinc
Dpi maUTials
Other pnplurc (not croplanil) .
[>^™t<Tin|.
Liquid malori&ls
Sugarcane
Drymatcnals
Liquid materials
Pineapples
Liquid n
Coffee . .
All other crops..
nis reporting.,
nis reportinj;. ,
ms reporting.,
ms reiorting. ,
ms reporting. ,
. /arms rpporting
s reporting.,
^ reportme.
SPEHFIED F^fttl EXPENDITURES
Feed for livestock and poullry ..
Under .'tlOO
$100 to S909
$1,000 to Sl,99ft
.«2,000 to $4,999
S5,000ormore
Purchase of livestock and poullr
Under ?1,000
51,000 to SG.JflO
$2,500 to <4,909
$5,000 to 59,999
510,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$200 to«999
$1,000 or nwe
Hired labor
Under $200
$200 to $499
S500to$Mt)
$1,000 to S2.499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $19,099 ,
$20,000 to M9,999
550,000 ormore
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees.,
Under !>:i00 ,
MOO to $499 ,
$500U»$999 ,
$1,000 or more ,
Under $100
SlOO toM9^
S500to$9n9
51,000 to S4,999.
$5,000 Of more...
* rcportinf?.
s repnrting.
s reporting..
s rerwrting . ,
s reporting..
5 reporting.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
9 reporting. ,
dollars
s reporting. ,
2,247
289,138
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
56,894
84
28,009
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
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SPEaFtED FAKM EXPENDnTJRES-OontiDaed
.\ny or the rollowing ^lecined expenditures-Continued
Purchase of commercial rertilizer and
ferttliiing mal«rials fanns reporting,..
dollars...
Purchase of lime and liming maLenals fanns reporting...
dolltfs...
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying ind dusting materials fanns reporting...
dollars.. .
ESTOWTED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars...
avenge per farm, dollars . . .
All crops sold dollars...
Field crope, other than vegetables ud fruits and nuts, sold.. ...dollars...
\'egetAble9 sold dollars . . ,
Fruits and nut« sold dollars..,
Forest products and horticultural specialty pfodocts sold dollars..,
All livestock and livestock products sold. dollars...
Poul(r>' and poultry products sold. dollars . . .
Dairy ptxlucu sold dollars . . .
Livaistoci and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . ,
LIVTSTOCK A.VD UVESTOOt PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporung. . ,
Cown, including heifers thai have ralved fanns refxxting...
Uilk cows farms reporting..,
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting...
Steers and bull it including st«cr and bull calves farms reporting..,
number . . .
Ktrms ff^orting by number on hand:
Cutlf and calves-
1 Kead fanru reporting..,
2 to 4 head farms reporting . . .
S to 9 h«ad fwmsrcpoting..,
10 to 19 head farm?* reporting. . ,
30 (o 49 head farms reportinx. ■ ,
50 to 99 head farms refurting..
100 to 499 head farms reporting..
MO a more h«ad farms rcfx^ting..
Cows, including heifers thai have calved-
1 haad farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms repotmg..
10 to 19 head fums repotmg..
20lo 29 head firms roporting..
30 to 40 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms roptrting . .
75 to 99 head farms rrporting..
100 or more head fwrni rq»mng..
Milk ODWS-
1 head 'srms repwlmc.
2 to 9 head farms roporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head fsrms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting,.
50 U> 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 heaiJ fwms reporting..
100 or nmre head farms reporting..
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting..
number . .
Hop and pigs f«rms repwting . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
number . .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting..
Sheep and lambs f«ms reporting . ,
number..
Lambft under 1 year old farms reporting,.
number,.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number . .
Ewes farms reporting,.
number..
Karas and weihers farms reporting..
Goats and kids farms repwting..
number . .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms rep)rtjng..
number,.
2,298
324
5,835,691
100,012
149,612,024
2,857,361
51,325
8,141
118,527,838
2,811,354
109,410,021
93,880
2,953,950
2,60i,268
4,241,451
85,342
1,922,416
27,864
31,084,186
46,007
7,036,410
3,294
9,647,692
14,400,084
42,713
259,690
51,938
257,940
475,859
25,045
473,337
4,203
468,869
265
912,571
13,420
904,174
32,486
850,687
16,061
4,940
8,397
153
694,979
7,020
685,325
28,049
611,267
40,809
5,200
9,654
1,996
433,891
4,018
410,818
25,552
353,280
9,982
17,004
23,073
1,073
50
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
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ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 5.-Vegetable farms
(For dennilions and explanAtjoi
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Coniinued
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUle and calves sold abve famis reporlirg.,
Hogs and pigs sold alivp fanns reporting.,
Sheep and lambs sold alive fanns reporting.,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reportmg..
Chicken eggs sold fanns reporting. ,
dollars.
Litters (arrowed December 1. 1958, to Novemtrer 30, 1959. . . .famg reporting. .
number of liUers..
1 or 2 litWrs farms reporting . .
3 to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 liUers. farms reporting . .
20 to .39 litters farms reporting..
40 to 69 litl«^ farms reporting .
70 or more Utters farms reporting . .
June 2 to November 30 fvms reporting..
December 1 lo June 1 fantis reporting . .
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Cabbage , head f arma reporting .
Daikon farms reporting .
Lettuce f amiQ reporting .
Tomatoes farms reporting.
Watermelons farms reporting.
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(For dennitions uid explu
FAKfce. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
Pefceni distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Und in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reportinx-
1 U> 9 acres ttms reporting.
10 to 19 acres farms relating .
20 to 29 acres fanns reporting .
30 to <9 acres farms reporting.
50 Id 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 "cm fanns reporting.
200 to 499 acres fanns reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting .
Cropland used only (or pasture. farms reporting .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting .
Oopland for future harvest Farms reporting .
Crop failure farms repnrling.
Other crop'"'"' - f*"^ reporting.
Woodland pastured fanris reporting .
Woodland not pastured fann:^ reportinn; .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms n-porting ,
Improved pasture farmjt reporting ,
Irrigated land in farms fanns rerorting.
Irrigated cropland harvaat«d farms reporting.
Land use practices;
rropland in cover crops farms reporting.
Cropland used for grain or row
crope farmed on the contour. farms reporting .
Land in strip-cropping syHtnms for
floil-enaion control farms reporting .
System of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting.
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
VIndar 25 years number ,
25 to 34 years number ,
35 to 44 yearo number
45 to 54 years nwnber
55 to 64 years number ,
65 a- more years number ,
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their fanns, total operators reporting
1 to 99 days operators reporting
100 Ui 199 days operators repcrting
200 or FTure day4 operators repoting
With other members of family wcrlung off farm operators reporting
With incnme frcin nourcen othar than farm
operated and off-Tarm *artt operators reporting
With other incano of family enceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not wcrking off their farms or not
reporting as to waV off their farms operators reporting
With other members of family working off fum operators repcrting
With income frcm sources other than farm operated. . .operetnrs reporting
With other inoome of family exceeding value
of Bjjriculturai products sold operators reporting
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 bo 69 acres
ueO to 499 acres
2,915
2,372,43i
813.9
2,262
170,843
1,-174
38
272
156,644
908
146,649
696
134,152
S4
735
253
116,186
47
342
61
27,353
23
5,608
83
38,801
2,889
20
1,258
numbw . . .
1,191
numlKir...
80
numbflr . . .
69
numlMr...
38
Itunibo...
35
number...
17
nuinb«r...
15
number...
Bi
number . . .
24
number...
22
number...
82
100.0
1,884
100.0
See rootnoles et end (tf ubie.
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FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All rarm operators:
Full on ners number. .
Part nwnpf<i ......number..
Ml tpnnnls number, .
Shiiro-cnsh tenants number. .
Livestock-share tenants numbCT . .
Other and unspecifiixJ tenants number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPK4ENT AND FACn,lTIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower famw roiiortinf^. .
Power- 3 praying and dusting machines famis reporting..
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
Field forage harvester? fixni.s reporting..
Motortrucks farms reporting . .
number,.
TractcTs farms reporUng . .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
1 tractor fanns reporting. ,
'2 tj^ctors fam.s reporting. .
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel Uaclors farms reporting . .
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
Garden tractors fanns reporting . .
number..
Automobiles farms reporting..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephcme farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for gram, forage, or other crops) farms reportinc..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Electricity:
From a power line farms reporting..
From a home plant farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Haid surface farms reporting. .
Qravet, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farms reporting. .
Dirt or unimproved ..farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting . .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. ,
1 mile farms reporting . .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting.,
6 or more miles farms reporting. ,
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENIWERATION
Hired workers farms reporting, .
persons . ,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or n«re days) farms reporting . .
persona.,
Farms reporting by number of re^lar 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 reporUng.,
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,^98
1,130
1,462
2,065
3,403
2,527
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(For donnitions nnd explications, .~ic^ c«xt)
USE OF COMMERHAL FF.RTILIZER AND LIME
ComnmriHl rpTtilizor BniJ r<nilizini:
main-iBl? used durine the yx^w
Dr>' nialerikls
Liquid mMiTiMls
Dr% nutm&ls . . .
Liquid rnal«tialfl
Other piLoture (not i
Dr>r
Sugarcane . . .
Dry matchiJ?
Pineapples . .
[>y mBleriKl^
Coffee
Dry materiaJs
All oiii«r crop«.
r>y materials
s reporting. ,
s reporting. ,
s repcrting..
s reportinf;.,
s reportjnt;.,
rms reporting.
rms rojmrtin^.
rms fcp«rting..
rms rt^Wting..
m.H rcportiny. ,
m." rpporting..
mm reporting,
ms reporting..
rm-s rf^pcrtjni;..
maienaU u^ed dur
SPEnFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
^ny of the followifi(> i^pmriTied e« pond i lures
Feed fcr livestock and poultj^
Under SlOO
SlOOtoWM
$1,000 to ^l,99(t
S2.000 to M,i)91t
tt.OOOoffTOce
Purchase of liventock and poultry
Under $1,000
51,000 to 52, «9
S2,50O to <4,M9
«,000 to $0,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$200lo$»0
$1,000 or more
Hired labor
Under $200
$200 10 WOO
$500toS90fl
SI.OOO lo $2.<9»
$2,000 to W ,999
W.OOO Id 59,900
$10,000 tr. $19,999
$20,000 to «^9,99D
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees.
Under «;iOO
<100 to H90
$500 to $999
<l,000orn«rc
Ga^wlinc and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business
Under $100
SlOO to<;.190 ;
saootosoofl
SI.UOO to $1,999
55,000 or rr«re
See rootnotes at end of table.
dollv
* reporting.,
s roportinf* . ,
Oollan..
s roportinp.,
s ronnrting . ,
» reporting.,
f> renorting , .
B reporting.,
s reporting.,
a reporting. ,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting..
s reporting. .
s reporting.,
s repnrtinp.,
5 reporting..
2,247
289,138
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
2,371
1,375
10,450,819
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Part 4 of 5. -Poultry farms
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES-Cbntjnued
Any of the folli
Purchase of
fertilizing r
. farms reportini
dollar:
.farms reportinj
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials farms reporting.,
dollars.,
ESTIMATED VALITE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOimCE
All (arm products sold u>ui, dollars.,
average per farm, dollars . .
All crops !!o]d dollars. .
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold dollars. ,
\'ef;etables sold dollars . .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . ,
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . .
M\ livesUx-k and livestock products sold dollars, ,
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.,
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting. .
Cow9, including heifer
..farms reporting.,
Heifers and heifer calvi
reporting
Cows, including heifers t!
farm;; reporting
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms reporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
10 to 19 h
,.fam
20 to 29 head farms reporting
30 to 49 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
HofSes, colts, and ponies farms reporting
Hogs and pigs farms reporting
Dora since June 1 farms reporting
Born before June I , , farms reporting
Sheep and lambs farms repeating
Ewes farms reporting
number
Goats and kids farms reporting
Chickens 4 months old andovei farms reporting
U9,612.02-i
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
"i, 241, 451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
14,400,084
7,032,767
32,863
92,336
43,012
13,197
24,975
11,152
6,940,431
4,248,438
111,801
15,846
8,012
3,834
4,000
4,232,592
4,214,562
1,560,319
31,843
17,627
697,954
342,109
166,949
15,863
8,145
4,910
25,483
12,343
20,977
19,417
8,955
14,400
520
3,040
5,436
2,414
1,329
110
974
2,203
672,471
329,766
145,972
661,250
320,581
142,569
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Itsn
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
(For dennilions and explanations, se« lexl)
Total
OassI
aassH
Oassin
Class IV
Qass V
OassVI
LIVESTOCK *SD U^XSTOCK PRODUCTS-ConUmied
LivestKk and livestock products sold:
Cauleand calves sold alve fanns reporting. ..
497
21
2
9
4
3
2
1
numlxc...
58,372
191
49
72
24
40
5
1
dollars...
10,822,307
30,671
11,977
10,671
2,490
4,754
600
179
Hogs and pigs sold alive tanna reporting...
414
30
3
4
5
11
6
1
number . . .
70,767
586
250
59
124
91
52
10
dollBis...
3,468,264
24,514
6,050
1,900
8,731
4,431
2,802
600
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting...
5
1,273
dollars...
18,305
Whole milk sold farms reporting...
77
pounds . . .
107,196,585
dollars .. .
9,647,692
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting...
258
211
38
49
44
42
33
5
dollars...
1,623,446
1,581,879
1,068,701
259,186
141,992
78,401
24,423
9,176
Chicken eega sold farms reporting. ..
248
8,849,022
193
8,683,279
33
5,156,031
47
2,082,675
41
851,242
36
396,592
31
185,448
5
dozens...
11,291
dollars...
5,397,903
5,296,800
3,145,179
1,270,431
519,258
241,921
113,123
6,888
Littets (airowed Decenilw 1. 19M, to Novontw 30, 1959. .. farms reporting...
331
24
5
3
5
7
4
number of Iiti«r8...
10,672
95
25
12
18
25
15
lcy2 1iUMS farms reporting...
71
12
2
2
3
3
2
3 lo 9 liuers farms Importing .. .
61
10
2
1
4
2
59
2
1
30lo39liuar9 farms reporting .. .
62
M to (9 liturs farms reporting . . .
40
70 or more litters farms reporting .. .
38
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting .. .
302
23
5
2
7
4
number of litter?...
5,259
55
14
7
10
16
8
282
14
3
2
3
4
2
number onitteni . . .
5,413
40
11
5
8
9
7
SPECIFIED CROPS HAKVESIED
Sugarcane farmB reporting...
716
9
1
4
2
2
215,698
131
2
70
12
47
Harvested farms importing...
662
6
3
1
2
109,859
50
26
5
19
tons...
9,367,761
5,009
2,589
500
1,920
Z Reported In amall fractions.
56 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 5 of 5.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on repoits for only a aa/nple of farms. See text]
(For derinitions and exptoi
a tBxl)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number .
Percent distribution percent .
Land in (arms acres .
Percent distribution percent.
Average site of farm acres.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested faims reporting.
1 lo 9 acres (ams reporting .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting .
20 lo 29 acres farms reporting .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting .
100 to 199 r'CKS farms reporting .
300 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more actps farms reporting .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting , ,
Cropland not harvested and not pastured Tarms reporting . .
Cropland for future harvest farms reporting. ,
Crop failure farms reporting. .
Other cropland farms reporting. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured fomis reporting . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) faniis reporting . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops , farms reporting . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the cmtour farms reporting . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-ecosion control farms reporting , ,
System of t«rracea on crop
and pasture land farms reporti ng . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . ,
25 to 34 years number . ,
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Worlung off their farms, total operators reporting. ,
1 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or more days .operators reporting . .
With other members of family worlong off farm. ..... .operators reporting. .
With income frcm sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work .operators reporting . ,
With other inccme of family exceeding
value of agncuiturat products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not wtrking off their farms or not
reporting as to wcrk off their farms operators reporting . .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting..
FARMS BY SIZE
Under 10 acres number
10 to 49 acres number . .
50 to 69 acres..... number..
70 to 99 acres number..
100 to 139 acres number..
140 to 1T9 acres number..
180 to 219 acres number..
220 to 259 acres number..
260 to 499 acres number..
500 to 999 acres number..
1,000 to 1.999 acres number..
2,000 or more acres number..
See footnotAS at end d table.
2,915
2,372,43A
813.9
2,262
170,8^3
47
3A2
a
27,353
23
5,608
83
38,801
2,889
20
100.0
18,622
100.0
5A.6
21.7
3,549
19.1
18.8
2,787
15.0
43.5
25.5
4,842
26.0
55.7
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 5.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[ DaU are b&sed on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexl ]
57
(For ileftnitJons and evplai
FARK6 BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full owners numbef..
Pwi <™ nws number . ,
Cash l«nnni5 number . .
Sharo-ciLsh t^nanU number. .
Crop-nhare tenants number . .
LivosbKk-«har<> tenants number . .
Other and unsppcirinJ tenants number..
SPEnFIED EQinPMENT AM) FACILITIES ANT) KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower farms roptwting..
Power- sfvaying and dusting machines farms rc{vrtin(;..
Pick-up balers farmn reporlin)!..
Field forage harvesters » fam.s rpportmg..
number..
Sbtcdncks fftrm^ rf^Mxtin);..
TrBclors farms rpportjne..
number..
Tractors other tKan ^artlen farms rrportinc..
1 tractor farmn reporting..
3 tractors farmn r(<nortinf: . .
4 tracUrs farms reportinir . .
Wheel iractors fw's rniorlinp . .
Crawler tractors farms rcportmc . .
Garden traclors farms reporting..
AulomobiW-s farms re|)ortinq. .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms rrporUng..
Telephme fanns reportine . .
Home freexer farms reporting..
Milking machine. fani« reporting, .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Crop dner (for gram, forage, or other cTOpe) farms rfiortintr . .
Poworoporaled elevator, conveyor, or Mower farms reporting..
Electiicily;
From a power line f*nn9 reporting..
From a heme plant farms reporting..
Fanas by kind of toad on which located:
Hard surface f^rmn reporting . .
ftavel, abell, shale, or volcanic cittdOT farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved fanns reporting..
Lees than 1 mile to a Kard surface road farms reporting..
1 (V more miles (o a bard surface road farms reporting..
1 mile farms reporung . .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
i tr mora miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hirw] workers farms reporting..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or rr-ore days) farms reporting.,
persons..
Fanns reporting by number of reeulnr 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 repcrUng.,
10(«- more hirM workers farms reporting.,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated Operators reporting .
Not residing on farm o(>«ated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See footnotes at end of t«ble.
2,A98
1,130
1,A6Z
2,065
3,-M)3
2,527
15,894
1A,202
58 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 5. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
I Data are ba^ed on reports for only a sample of farms, ^e text |
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Dn. nialerials farms reportinR..
Liqui'l mnt.Tials farms reportin
May nnO crofilnnd pnsture famis reporting . .
Dr\ materials ramis reportin[>
Liquid material ■; farms reportinj^ .
Other pasture {not croplftml) farms reportin
Dr) mntonals farms reportin
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
Suga:
e farms reportin™. ,
rial:^ fnrn.s reporlinR
latenals forn.s rep^irlinj;.
^ materials , fnrnis roporling.,
T crops firms report inf;..
aterials famts ronortinq,.
If materials used dunnr: the year forms reporting . ,
SPECTFIED F\RM EXPENDITURES
Any of the followinc specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry f.-im-s reporting. .
dollars
Under SlOO fum-.s rrporim^,
SlOO to S999 farms reporlmc,.
Sl.OOO to S\,9m famw rcportmR,
S2.000 to $4,999 farm^ rereirting,
S5,000 or more farms reporting . ,
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reportint; . ,
dollar.s..
Under f 1,000 farms rcportinp..
51,000 to ?2,4i)9 firn;s rcportinp. ,
SfJ.SOO to <4,909 farms reporting. .
5^5,000(0 59,999 fam.s renortini;,
?10,000 or ncre farms reporting ,
Machine hire farms reporting,
Under $200 farms reporting
S200 to $999 farms rerorting,
Sl.OOn or more fanns reportmc
Hired labor farms reporting.
df
I Inder $200 farms reporting .
S200 to $499 farms reportin
S500 to $999 farms reporti ng . .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms re|)ortin? . .
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporline. .
$5,000 to $9,990 tamis reporlinp; . .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to <M9.999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms roportinp ,
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting.,
d(
Under $100 farms repc
MOO to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 lo $999 fanr,s reporline ,
$1,000 or nrorc farms reporting,
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fanii business farms reporting,
Under $100 farms reporting ,
SlOO to $499 ; farms reportinc .
S500 to $999 farms reportin
51,000 lo 54,999 farms reportin
$5,000 or more farms rerxxtin
2,247
289,133
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
86,460
28
67,753
85
56,894
84
28,009
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
I end of table.
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State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 5.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[DaU ve baaed on reports for ooly k sainple of fanns. See text]
59
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDrrURES-ConUnued
\ny of liie following spMrified expendiuires— Continued
Purchase of cofmnercia] fcnilir.er and
fGrtiliringmauwials farms reporting..
dollars...
Purchase of lime and limine materials fanns rep(]rting...
dollars..
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials farms reporting. .
dollars..
ESTIMATED VAUIE OF PRODIJCT^ SOLD BY SOITRCE
All fafffl products sold total, dollars..
average per farm, dollars..
All cTojw sold dollars,.
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold. . , . .dollars . ,
Vegetables sold dollars,.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars . .
Forest products and horticultural specialty pn>ducta sold dollars . .
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and (nultry (soducts sold. dollars . .
Dairy (voducts sold dollars . ,
Livestodi and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars . .
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODtXTTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that havi
Heifers and heifer calvi
St«ersand bulls includi
,fann8 reporting,,
number,
1 rcpcrting.
number.
Firms rr^iorting by number on hand:
Cattle and calvei-
1 head farms repCTting..
2 (o I head farms reporting..
5 to 9 head firms refxAing . .
10 to 19 head fannH repcrting..
20 to 19 head firms reporting.,
50 to 99 head films riixirting..
100 to 499 heid films reporting.,
SOO or more heid farms repiAing,,
Cowa, including haif«n that have calve4~
1 head faims reporting , ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting , .
10 to 19 head films refxvting . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
SO to 74 head farms reporting , .
7S to 99 head faims reporting . ,
100 or mere head farms reporting..
Milk oows-
1 head farms reportini:. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 heid films reporting. .
100 or mirn head farms reporting, .
HoiSeS, colts, and pontes farms reporting,.
number..
Hogs and pi{S firms reporting. .
number. .
Bom since June 1 farms reptvting.
Bon before June 1 farms reporting..
number..
Sheep and tantrs farms reporting. .
Lamtis under 1 year old farms reporting.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ew«9 films reporting.
number.,
ftams and wethers firms reporting..
number..
Goats and kids fsims reporting.
ChickeflS 4 monttis Otd and ovet firms reporting.
W9,612,024
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
14,400,084
32,934
554
34,034
20
11,936
15
1,792
3,934,297
U,538
148,935
43,644
45,687
31,906
27,698
3,785,362
13,483
5,X5
3,766,534
2,075
136
3,147
9,377
19
8,344
652,071
25,080
18,040
6,500
6,930
2,110
2,500
634,031
1,018,151
13,759
32,361
22,182
5,655
3,389
1,135
935,790
5,416
473,192
7,394
32,430
6,180
4,605
15,251
6,394
440,762
4,186
54
5,127
364,641
4,191
35,007
4,164
17,297
1,666
U,830
329,634
3,209
2,304
324,La
2,376
42
1,019
60 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 5 of 5. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of fanns. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, ?oe text)
LIVESTOCK AND UVEffTOCK PBODUCTS-Continued
Hof^ and pi^s sold alive faiTTis rpportine>
dollars .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
Whole milk sold farms
dollars.
Chickens including bfoilers sold farms reportinj;.
dollars.
Chicken egRS sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to Novemlwr 30. lysb. . . .farms reporiinR.
number of litters,
1 or 2 litters farms reporting . ,
3 to 9 litters farms reporting.,
10 lo 19 litters farms reporting .
20 lo 39 litters farms reporting .
40 to «9 litters farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting. .
number of litters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarcane farms reporting. .
acres in the crop December 1959..
Harvested farms reporting. .
June 2 to November 30 . .
1,437
17
1,676
Z Reported in amall fractions.
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
61
(For definitions uid explu
F*RMS, ACREAGE. '
Farms
PfTcwit disiributjn
Land in (arms
1 to 9 »CTefi fanns reTx)rtin^
10 lo 19 icres taims rerortin?
OO to 2!t acres forms renortin;;.
V) to 49 acrw fann<i renortine'
50 U> 99 acres fanns renorting
100 to 139 acres fanns ivfyittin^.
GPO to 499 acTM fanns refWrtJnj:,
yjD to 939 acres fanns renottine.
1,000 or more acres fanns rerortina,
Cr»l and used only for pasture farms repnrtinic
rVooland Rol harvesUd and not pastured fanns reporting*.
Qopland for futore hwveet fanns reportinz
Clop failure fanns reroctin^t,
Other cropland faiwsrerortinR
'Voodland nastured fanns renortine.
*'rOodlBnd not pastured fanns reporting
Other paviurp (nnl cropland and not woodland) ttuns renoftinc
Inr-mvoid Ai^stur*" fanw roportinji
Irrigated land in (arms fams rcTHjrtinc.
Impftl*d rTOf>)and harM>st«d fanns report!
. famw roportinu
. fanns rwwrtinjE
« on crop and pasture land fannt
FARM OPERATORS BY \CE
Operators reporting age number.
I'nder 2^ y^ars number.
2S lo * I yean number .
M to 44 years number.
45 to A4 yeara number .
OFF-FARVl WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Wortcinn off their fann«, total operators
1 to 99 days operators
100 to 199 days operators
OOO nt more days operators
With other members of family woricinc off fann operators
M'llh income from sources other than farm
onfrated and off-fann wnrV operators
Hllh other income of fan>i)y exceedinc value of
•Cricullural product* *old
OnenUors not »-orltin([ off their faims or not reoortine
aci to worii off thi>ir fanni
^^ith othor mcmboTH of family worltinK off farm ....
With income from saurre<i other than fam operatod.
With othfr income of family exccedinc value
of afTicultural products moIH
FARMS l»V SIZE
roportinf!..
reporting. .
reporting, .
reporting..
.or>erator» roportins. .
. numlM?r. .
. number. ,
. number . .
, numlter. ,
. numbor.,
. number.,
Total all farms
Comnerc lal fe
3a
720
167,339
1,623
155,755
1,245
138,900
124
913
115,237
107,391
309
180
294,481
285,002
1,145
541
917,389
888,678
488
258
121,696
116,186
1,251
680
141,179
139,077
1,206
662
72,703
71,682
1,631
1,595
1,382
1,408
3,0S2
2,5*9
833
1,331
911
,j72,4J4
100.0
813.9
2,262
170,843
1,474
crop farms
Vegetable farms
568
101
351
19.5
3.5
12.0
8,401
2,154
8,154
0.4
0.1
0.3
14.8
21.3
23.2
568
101
351
* 5,625
686
2,696
92
271
irf 124
7 24
5
52
3
17
10
10
/ 2
1 1
3
1
1
4
18
27
54
421
1,443
40
52
139
214
224
866
13
46
61
64
146
211
10
5
4A
64
13
118
17
13
73
86
65
537
121
59
6
9
24
72
82
537
21
11
37
768
129
1,542
17
3
7
420
43
258
1
90
271
2
728
1,916
1
89
271
2
584
3
3
2
1,770
21
189
27
28
144
2
11
16
134
15
21
74
197
568
5
100
351
4
80
13
43
138
26
114
156
27
79
166
23
84
23
11
27
47.9
49.3
47.8
216
34
63
96
8
22
32
7
9
38
19
32
59
13
20
49
13
30
73
20
24
352
67
288
76
16
68
72
21
73
15
6
12
289
63
176
260
5
34
156
6
4
2
2
1
1
"i
1
3
2
"2
"i
62 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Connnercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Livestock farms
other than
poultry and
dairy farms and
General farms
F\RMS, ACREAGE, ANDVVLUE
, .nercent
IR to 19 acr
■M to 2!* acr
•W to 40 acr
50 to 9a acr
100 to 139 B
200 to 409 a
■flo to nog B
1,000 or moi
5 reporting,
OoolanH used only for pasture farms
Cmpland not harvested and not pastured Tarms
Cropl and for future harvest fam.i
Crop failure farms
Other cropl and ramis
WooHland raptured farms
"oodl and not pastured [arms
Other pasture [not cropland and not woodland) fams
Irrigated land in farms farm*;
Impatpd cronland harvested farms
1 control farms
rraces on crop and pasture land farms
reporting,
reporting,
reoorling,
reporting.
reporting
rerwrting.
F\RMOPER,\TORSBY XGE
Operators reporting age number
45 to ■'>4 years number
55 to (> I years number
65 or more years number
\verage age years
OFF-F\RM WORK ,^^JD OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting. .
200 or fore days operators reftorting..
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting-.
With income from sources other than farm
ooeraled and off-farm wnrV operators reportinc ,
With othrr income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold .operators reporting. ,
Operators not wording off their farms or not renortina
a.s to work off their famis operators retxirling. ,
l\ith other members of family working off farm onerator-* reporting. ,
With income from sources other than farm operated. . .operators rer^oning. ,
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. ,
FARM'^IIVSIZF.
JO acres
fjq gp^g^
99 acres
■1.000
11.7
5.8
18,622
1,458,905
0.3
61.5
54.6
8,632.6
1
10
6
5,948
37
99,845
24
101,080
139
702,838
101
98,278
12
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Commercial fsnns
■ type of farm
Total all f anus
Coffee farms
Vegetable farms
FARMS BY COLOR A,VD TENITRE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners , , , namber. .
Pwt owners number . .
,\ll tenants number..
Cash tenants number..
Share-cash tenants number. .
Crop- share tenants number..
Livestock- share tenants number..
Other and unsoecified tenants number, .
FARMS BY BCONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms Dumber. .
Oass I number..
Claas n number..
Class in number..
Gtss [V number..
Claas V number.,
Ctasa VT number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPME?^ AND FACTLITIES A.NO KIND OF ROAD
Electhc motors ot 1 or more horsepower. farms reporting. .
Power-spraying and dusting machines faima reijorting. .
Pick-uo balers faims reporting..
FiHd forage harvesters faims reporting. ,
number..
Motortrucks fares reporting..
number . .
Trmctors farms rerorting..
number..
IVactors otiier than garden farms reporting. .
number . .
1 tractor farms reporting..
2 tractors fanns reporting..
S tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors fams reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting. .
number , .
Crawler tractors fanns reporting..
Oartlen tractoni farms reporting. .
number , .
Automobiles farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. ,
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freoEer farms reporting. ,
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop dner (for grain, fonge, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
raoctricity:
From a power line Jama reporting..
From a home plant farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reoorting.,
Qrmvel. shell, shale, cr volcaaic dader farms reporting. ,
Dirt or unimpro*«i ., farms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting, ,
1 or more miles to a hard surface toad famia reporting.,
1 mile farms repotting.,
2 or Smiles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or mote miles farms reporting. ,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDINO ENUMERATION
Hired •iRrl(erB fanns renorting . .
persons
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
persons
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired wofker farms reporting
2 hired woriiera fams reporti ng
^ or I hired workers farms reporting . ,
5 to fl hired workers farms reporting . ,
10 or more hired workers fanns reporting,,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. ,
Operalors not reporting residence number..
See footnotes at end of table.
2,398
1,315
2,*15
2,023
1,167
2,943
1,578
1,941
1,597
3,909
1,226
3,123
625
786
4,464
6,402
5,307
4,384
2,330
75
78
3,480
1,637
1,101
2,498
1,130
1,462
348
493
2,065
3,403
2,527
2,109
1,098
71
72
64 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENl'RE OF OPER\TOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number..
All tenants number. .
Cash tenants number. .
Share-cash tenants number..
Crop-share tenants number..
Li vestock-share tenants number. .
Other and unspecified tenants number,.
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CL.\SS
Commercial fanns number..
Class I number,.
Class n number..
Class III number. .
Class IV number . .
CI ass V number . .
Class VI - number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AKD FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepoww farms reporting. .
Powec-soravina and dustine machines farms reporting. .
number..
Pick-UD balers farms reporting,,
number..
Field forage harvesters fams reporting..
Motortrucks fams reporting, .
number . ,
Tractors farms reporting , .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. .
number. .
1 tractor farms reporting,.
2 (ractors farms reporting..
S tractors farms reporting..
i tractors farms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel tractors farms reporting,,
number..
Crawler tractors farms reporting..
number, .
Garden tractors farms reporting . .
number..
Automobiles farms reporting , ,
number..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. ,
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freeier farms reporting,.
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other croos) farms reporting..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms repotting. .
Electncitv:
From a oower line farms reoorting..
From a home Dlant farms reoartine.i
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Harrl surface farms reporting.,
Qravel, shell, ahMla, or volcanic cinder famis reporting. .
Dirt or unimpnaved farms reporting, ,
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting,.
1 or more miles to a hard surface n>ad farms reporting, ,
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms reporting. .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired irorkerB farms reoorting..
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
persons . .
Fams reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. ,
2 hired workers farms reporting..
3 or 1 hired workers farms reporting. .
5 lo 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. ,
RESIDENCE OF F.\RM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.,
Operators not reporti ng residence number , ,
See footnotes at end of table.
Commercial farms by type of farm— Continued
vestock farms
other than
poultry and
dairy farms and
Ives toe k
ranches
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Comnercial farms by type of farm
[ForHefiniiions and explai
Total all farms
Coffee farms
Vegetable farms
USE OF COMMERHAL FERTILIZER VVD LI
Commercial fertilizei- and fertiliiin^
materials used during the year
Drymalenals
Liquid mat*nal9
Orops on which used—
Hiiy and cropland oasUire ,
Dry materials
Liquid malarial s
Other pasture (not cropland^
E>y malehals
Liquid materials
Sugarcane
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Pineapples
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Coffee
Dry materials
MI olhCT crors
Dr>' materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
9 reporting. .
s reporting..
'arms reooiting..
ms reporting.,
ms reporting..
m« reporting..
ms reporting..
ms reoortin^.,
ms reporting.,
ms rcfxxting..
ms reporting..
ms reporting. .
ms reporting..
ms reporting. .
tns reporting. .
ns reporting, .
ms reporting. .
ms reporting. .
rarms reporting. ,
298,-471
196,884
4,169
128,831
1,215
7,716
1,215
4,162
2,0U
11,023
2,006
5,297
2,247
289,138
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
2,778
44
1,348
207,173
663
86,460
5,383
641
3,140
56,857
81
27,998
SPECIFIKD FARM KXPENDm'RF-S
dollBi
Under SlOO farms rerortin
SIO) to «B9» fanna roportin
Sl.OOO to ^1,999 farms reporlin
-*0,000 lo W,999 farms rmorting, ,
SS.DOO or more fafms rer^ortini
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
(fellu
Under ?1,000 fanrs reporting..
.<1,000 to W, 499 farms reponinc,
.<2,500 lo $4,999 farms reporting. ,
'5,000 lo ^,999 farms reoorting. .
510.000 or more farms reporting.,
Machine hire farms reoorling, .
Under J200 farms
9200 to m9 farms
$1,000 or more faims
ffired labor forms
Under *2D0 farms
SaOO to ^99 farms
J.WO to 5999 farmn
S1,000 to 52,499 farms
52,500 to 5^4,999 farms
55,000 lo «9.999 farms
510,000 to «19,999 farms
520,000 lo 349,999 farms
550,000 or more farms
Seeds, bulbs, plai
Under 5100 farms
5100 to 5499 fams
5500 to .«»99 forms
Sl.OOO or more , farms
Oasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under 5100 farms
S100to5199 farms
$500 to»99 farms
51,000 to 51,999 farms
S5,000 or more farms
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting..
roportinK ■ .
rcoorling..
dollars.
rppoftinR
reporti ng . .
reixjrting. .
reporting,.
reoorting..
reporting..
dollaj
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting.,
dollar
reporting.,
reporting . .
repeating.,
reporting. ,
5,994
3,026
10,974,297
1,1^
1,235
133
176
342
1,728
4,398,203
1,364
1,240
2,137,879
5,490
5,092,145
2,569
2,180
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
66 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For lienniltons and explai
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than
poultiy and
dairy farms and
livestock
ranches
Genei^ farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
acres on which used.
rials farms reporting.
atenats farms reporting
tsed-
LJquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) ,
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Pineapples
DrymatehaU
Liquid materials
Coffee
Drymaterials
All other crops
nry materials
Liquid materials .. . .
Lime or liminp materials usi
s reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting
s reporting
s reoorting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
5 reporting
s reporting,
s reporting
3 reporting
s reporting.
s reporting,
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
\ny of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry farms
Under WOO farms
SlOO to !t899 farms
$1,000 to $1,999 farms
S2,000 to W,999 farms
$5,000 or more farms
Purchase of livestock and poultry. farms
Under fl.OOO farms
5=1,000 to $2,499 farms
S2, 500 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 to !!8,999 farms
510,000 or more farms
Machine hire farms
Under $200 farms
?200 toS999 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Hired labor faims
Under $200 farms
5200 to $499 farms
$500 to $999 farnis
$1,000 to S2,«9 farms
$2,500 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 to «9,999 farms
$10,000 to «19.999 farms
520,000 to $49.999 farms
$50,000 or more farms
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
.■^0 to $999 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under SlOO farms
$100 to 54 99 farms
$500 to $999 farms
$1,000 to 5^999 farms
55,000 or more farms
See footnotes at end of table.
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
rerwrting.,
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting . .
reporting. .
reoorting..
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reoorting..
reporting . ,
dollar
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting..
2,621
123
1,136
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state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
;For deHnilions and explai
Total all farms
Conmerclal farms by type of farm
Coffee farms
Vegetable farms
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDITURES-Coiitinoed
\ny of the followinf: specified expenditure^-Cbntinued
Purchis© of commetcial fenilizer and
and fettilizing matehajs faims repocting..
Purchase of lime and liming n
dollal
ESTTMtTED VALUE OF PHODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars..
avera^ per ttm, dollars..
All croos sold dollar
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold .... dollar
Vegetables sold dollar
Fruits and nula sold dollar
Forest ntoducts and horticuluirai specialty products sold dollar
All livestock and livestock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry products sold dollar
Daily products sold dollar
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and daily, sold dollar
LINXSTOCK V.D LIVESfTOCK PRODI CTS
Cattle and calves farms repoltin
number..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
number . .
Milk cows farms reportin
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calvi
Farms reporting by numtier on hand:
. farms repotting..
number..
.faims reporting..
I and calves-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 head farms leporting..
5 to ft head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head '. faims reporting. .
50 to 99 head farm," reporting. ,
100 to 499 hoed farms retxirtjng..
500 or more heed farms reporting..
vs, including heifers thai have calved-
1 heed farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms repotting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms repotting. .
W to 49 head farms reporting..
SO to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
loo or more head farms reporting..
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 9 head farms reporting.
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting.
M to 49 head farms reporting.
SO to 74 head farms reporting.
75 to 99 head fatms reporting.
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Horses, colts, antj pooies farms reporting..
number.
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
number.
Bom before June I farms reporting . .
numbre . .
Sheep and lambs farms reporting. .
Lambs under I year old farms reporting..
number..
farms raporting..
number..
Ewes farms re(>orting..
number..
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
number.
9ieep 1 year old and o
Goats and kids farms reporting..
number. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
152,334,187
24,«)5
120,227,433
109,803,749
3,194,345
5,015,053
2,214,286
32,106,754
7,184,893
9,671,528
15,250,333
1,903
205,135
1,362
77,792
1,436
48,143
1,495
79,200
765
6,697
1,759
78,479
1,257
39,188
1,312
39,291
43
1,821
39
10,245
1,229
1,899
805,933
149,612,024
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
14,400,084
44,157
572
74,484
5,702
729
66,968
2,829,309
7
1,540
40,555,114
471,571
40,526,358
40,464,012
50,993
10,799
554
28,756
69,165,%1
100,972
68,517,747
68,095,355
21,448
353,001
47,943
648,214
18,31S
2,280,645
4,015
2,259,693
12,332
23,633
2,221,488
2,240
20,952
1,648
679,038
6,723
578,554
477,375
72,875
23,311
4,993
100,484
30,034
8,316
68 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than
poultry and
dairy farms and
livestock
ranches
General farms
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENWTURES-Continued
Any of the following specified expenditures-Continui?rt
Purchase of oommcrcial fertilizer and
fertilizinc mKterials /flrms r
Purchase of lime and liming materials /arms r
Purchase of insecticides, funiricides, and
soraying and dustins materials fanns
dollars.,
ESTNATED VALUE OF PRODUCre SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars..
average per fann, dollars . .
\]| crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits end nuts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest nroducts and horticultural specialty products sold dollars..
MI livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products, other
than pouUiy and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODLiCTS
Cattle and calves fanns reporting..
number..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
number , .
Milk cows farms reporting. .
number . ,
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting. .
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reportinc..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting..,
2 to 4 head farms reporting. . .
5 to 9 heed farms reporting..,
10 to 19 head farms reoorting..,
33 to 49 head fams reporting. . ,
50 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 to 49ft head farms reporting..
500 or more head farms reporting. ,
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
90 to 29 head farms reporting . .
'V) to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting..
Slilk COW9-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Hofses. colts, and Denies farms reporting..
number..
Hogs and pigs fanns reporting..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
number..
Bom before lune 1 farms reporting..
number . .
Sheep and lambs farms rerxirting..
number..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting..
number,.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ewes farms reporting..
number. .
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
number..
Goats and kids farms reporting..
Ctiickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
1,569,799
11,133
1,559,473
58,105
55,129
1,415,929
30,315
10,321
5,722
7
032,767
10
046,703
32,863
147,746
92,336
16,440
43,012
10,043
13,197
6,070
24,975
327
11,152
f.
940,431
10
030,263
6
385,238
i9,966
9
186,922
18,053
68
12,808
68
11,568
54
3,859
61
1,386
3,934,297
11,538
148,935
43,644
45,687
31,906
27,698
3,785,362
13,483
5,345
3,766,534
2,075
136
3,147
9,558,966
56,562
158,606
88,345
18,990
23,067
28,204
9,400,360
24,187
447,109
8,929,064
34,314
164
65,039
641
10
11,845
9
1,754
8
10,081
6
7,423
8
2,658
8
11
125,990
6,300
70,767
21,255
21,854
24,302
3,356
55,223
32,213
Se« fooUioUts at end of labia
HAWAII 69
state Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
;For derinitinns ajid explcu
Total all farms
Comnerclal farms by type of farm
Vegetable f armfi
LINTSTOCK \SD LI\"ESTOCK PRODLCTS-Continued
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CsUJe and calves sold alive turns reporting.,
number..
dollars..
Hogs and piga sold alive rarms repotting..
numba* . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Whole milk sold farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reoorting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .
dollars..
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reportiw;..
number of litters..
lor 2 litters farms reoorting..
3 to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 litters rarms reporting..
20 to ^9 litters farms reporting..
40 to t9 litters farms repotting..
73 or more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to November 30 [vms reporting..
December 1 to June I farms reporting. ,
number of liu«rs..
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarcane farms reporting.
acres In the crop December 1959.
Harvested farms reporting.
Pineapples farms reporting.
acres in the crop June 1, 1959.
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1959 farms reportli^.
Harvested June 1, 1906 to May 31. 1959 farms reporting.
tou.
1,367
497
62,630
58,372
n, 349,023
10,822,307
1,027
414
78,330
70,767
3,779,583
9
1,292
3,468,264
1,273
18,505
18,305
80
77
07,461,421
107,196,585
9,671,528
9,647,692
367
258
1,653,114
1,623,446
366
248
9,039,419
8,849,022
5,514,045
5,397,903
53,134
57
U,449
70 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
LI\'ESTnrK AKD LU'ESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Livestock and livestock products sold:
CaUJ© and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Whole milk sold farms reporting. .
pounds. .
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reoorting. .
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 fanns reportini;. .
number of litters.. ,
1 or 2 litters farms reporting..
a to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 litters farms reporting..
20 toSg litters farms reporting.,
40 to *i9 litters farms reporting..
"ft or more litters farms reporting. ,
lune 2 to November 30 furms reporting..
number oflitlers..
December 1 to lune 1 farms reporting. .
number of liUers..
SPECIFIED CROPS lURVESTED
Sugarcane farms reporting . .
acres In the crop December 1959. .
Harvested farms reporting . .
Pineapples farms reporting . .
acres In the crop June 1, 1959..
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1959 farms reporting. .
Harvested June 1, 1958 toMay 31, 1959 farms reporting. .
Fruit-and-nut
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
,lvestock farms
poultry and
dairy farms and
livestock
General farms
HAWAII
State Table 20.- FA RMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
71
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number . .
Percent distribution perc«nt. .
Land in farms wres..
Perc«ot diBtribotioD percont.,
Avera^ site of fum acrea..
Land in farms according to use:
Cnpluid harvested turns refx>rting..
1 b> 9 Mcns firms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms refx>rting. ,
20 to 29 acres Tarms reporting. ,
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. ,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. ,
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 499 acres /arms reporting.,
500 to 999 acres fanna reporting..
L,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
Oopland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting,.
Oopland fc» future harvest farms reporting.,
Crop failure farms reporting.,
Other cropland farms reporting. ,
Wnodland pastured farms reporting.,
Wood! and not pastured farms reporting , ,
Other pasture (not crepland and not woodland). farms reporting..
Improved pasture farms reporting. ,
Irrigated land in (arns farms reporting..
Impaled ctDplwid harvested farms reporting.,
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops i farms reporting..
Crooland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the countour farms reporting,.
Land in slhp-Cfopping syMffns
for soil-erosion control farms r^rarting..
Syst«n of terraces on oop and pa-^ture land farms reporting..
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age jiumber. .
Itnder 25 years .number. ,
25 til ^i yearn number. ,
?5 to 44 years jiumber..
45 to 54 years Jiumber. ,
55 tdfl4 years jwrnber.,
85 or mote years number..
Average age years . .
OFF FARM WORK AND OTTIER INCOME
Farm operators-
WorVing off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting. .
ICO to 199 days operators reporting.,
aoO or more days operslors reporting. ,
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. ,
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-fa/m woric operators reporting..
With other income of family exceeding value of
a^BTicuIturaJ producln sold operators reporting. ,
Operators not woriiing ofT iheir farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms , operatore reportjng..
With other metnbers of family wofking off farm operalors reporting. ,
Wth income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting. .
With other incrme of family exceeding value
of af^rulUiral products sold ... operators reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
IM.O
394.3
4,U3
176,410
3,260
720
167, 339
1,623
155,755
1,245
138,900
124
1,251
141,179
1,206
72,703
1,631
1,595
1,382
3,693
308
290
3,095
1,474
1,408
3,082
2,549
833
1,331
2,282
6,244
2,282
2,159
165
137
1,857
1,561
58
1,124
9,520
0.4
80.0
72 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continue(i
s and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number. ,
Percent dislribution percent.,
Land in fams acres..
Percent distribution percent. ,
Avera^ si ze of fam acres . .
Lantl in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting..
1 to 9 acres fanns reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 29 acres fams reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres .farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
2D0 to 499 acres farms repotting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
Cropland for future harvest farms reporting. .
Crop failure farms reporting. .
Other cropland farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
Irrigated land in (arms farms reporting..
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
Land in strip- cropping systems
for anil-erosion control farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number,.
25 to 34 years number..
35 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number. .
S5 to 64 years number, .
65 or more years number..
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK ^SD OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Worfeing off their farms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting. .
■200 or more days operators repeating. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting..
With income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not worting off their farms or not reporting
as to work off their farms operators reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting. .
With income from sources other than farm operated . , operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultural products sold operators reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,831
0.3
156.6
22,573
55
6,531
3,623
6
1,221
39,257
1.6
1,635.7
2,810
5
5,994
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FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
C«shtenMts
^Bre-cash tenants . . . .
Livestock' share tenanU
Other VHJ unspecified t
, .number
. .number,
..number.
, .number.
..number,
FARMS RY TYPE OF FARM
Pineapple farms number..
Sugarcane fanns number.,
Coffee farms number . .
Other riel(i-crop faims number..
Vegetable farms number..
Fruit-and-nut farms number,.
Poultry farm.^ jiumber..
Dairy farms number..
Lifeslocb fums other than ponltiy and dairy fanns
and livestock ranches number. .
Livestock ranches number.,
General farms number . ,
Miscellaneous fanns number.,
SPEOHED EQllPMEVr AND FAOLriTES A.VD KIND OF ROAD
Electric molars of 1 or more horsepower
Power- H[rayinK and dusting machii
Field foraice hi
Motortrucks
Tractors other than
1 trftcior
I trscloni
f> or more trade
WTimI tractors . . .
Oawler tractors .
Automobiles
Xutomobiles and/or motortrucks
Teleohone
Home freezer
Milking machine ,
Electric Tiilk cooler
Cfon drier (for f^uot fo"««. o^ other crops) ...
PoweT'Oooraled elevator, conveyor, or blower .
Elft
number.
rerorting.
number,
rcportinfE,
number,
^ams renorting.
s rvDortini;,
number,
s rerortinft.
ar<ns reporting.
number,
9 renortjng.
number,
number.
number.
n reoorting.
B reporting.
B reporting.
B reporting,
s renorting,
s reporting.
city:
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard Burfaco fums r
Qravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farms r
Dirt or unimproved farms r
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms r
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms r
nile....
>r 3 milei
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDTNO E.VUMERATION
liired workers farms renorting.,
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reoorting. ,
persons.,
Farms reporting by number of regular hir«j workers:
1 hired worker .
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired worker*
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers ,
9 reporting. ,
9 reporting. ,
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reoorting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. ,
Operators not reporting residence number. ,
See footnotes at end of table.
2,398
1,315
2,A15
2,023
1,167
2,943
1,578
1,941
1,597
3,909
1,226
3,123
625
786
-4,464
6,402
5,307
4,384
2,330
75
78
3,480
1,637
1,101
379
2,541
3, WO
2,991
2,524
1,202
17
16
1,395
1,767
1,681
1,351
74 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
F\RMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPER\TOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number,
Part owners number,
Cash tenants number
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number
Livestock-share tenants number
Other Bitd unspecified tenants number
F\RMS BY TYPE OF FARM
PineapjJe farma number.
Sugarcane farms number .
Coffee farms number.
Other field-crop farms number.
Vegetable farms number.
Fruit^end-nut farms number.
Pou!tr>' farms number.
Dairy farms number.
Livestock farms other than poultry and dajry farms
and livestock ranches number.
Livestock ranches number.
General famis number.
Miscellaneous farms number.
SPEOFIED EQUIPME>fT AND FACTLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower farms reporting.
number.
Power- spraying and dusting machines farms reporting.
Pick-up balers farms reporting.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
Motortrucks farms reporting.
Tractors farms reporting.
number.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number.
1 tractor , farms reporting.
2 tractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting,
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
number,
Crawler tractors farms reporting.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
Automobiles farms reporting,
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Home Freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler fams reporting.
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting.
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting.
Electricity:
From a power line /arms reporting,
Fnam a hone plant /arms reporting.
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms rerorting.
Gravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder. farms reporting.
Dirt or unimrrnved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting,
1 or more miles to a hard surface road fams reporting,
1 mile farms reporting ,
2 or S miles farms reporting,
4 miles farms reporting,
5 or more miles farms reporting,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
lUred workers farms reporting.
persons
Regular hired workers (employed ISO or more days) farms reporting
persons
Farms reporting by number of regular 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 Of more hired workers farms reporting
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting
Operators not reporting residence number
See footnotes at end of table.
Size of farm— Continued
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USE OF COMMERaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Cowuaarcial fertilizer and fertilizing
mrtcriala used during the y««r farrns reporting.
acres on which ased. .
Tky materials f&nns reporting. ,
Liquid materials farms reputing..
Oops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials fanns reporting.,
Lit^d raatCTials /anns reporting..
OUter putiffe (Dot ctDpland) fanna reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
SuCBTCOne Jams reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid matenala fwma reporting..
Pineapples /arms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
Coffee Jtm» reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
All other crops farms reporting. ,
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
SPEHFTED FARM EXPENDflVRES
\ity of the following speciriert eipenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry farms
Under $100 farms
SlOOtoSOM farms
$1,000 to $1.999 farms
$2,000 lo $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more fanns
Purchase of Uvestodc and poultry farms
Under $1,000 farms
$1,000 to $2, «» farms
$2,500 to $4.999 farms
$6,000 to tt.9M farm.s
$10,000 or more farms
Machine hire farma
Under $200 farms
$900to JW9 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Hired labor fanns
UBdv9900 fanns
SaOOtoS4gB fams
$S00to$BM fama
$1,000 to $2.499 fanns
$2,500 to $4,999 fanns
$6,000 to $8,999 fanns
$10,000 to $19,999 fanns
$20,000 to $19.999 fams
$50,000 or more fama
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and treee farms
Under $100 farms
SlOOloSitt fanns
S500 lo$BM (arms
S1,000 or more farms
Oasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under $100 fams
S1OOIO$480 fams
S6a)lo909» fanns
$1,000 lo $4,099 fanns
$6,000 or more farms
See footnotes at end of taMa.
dollare.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.,
dotlan..
reportiitg. .
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting.
reporting. ,
reporting..
reporting. .
dollars..
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporUng..
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
dollare.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting..
reporting.,
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting..
4,178
298,471
196,884
4,169
128,831
84
68,053
1,215
7,716
i,a5
2,013
U,023
2,006
5,297
5,994
3,026
10,974,297
1,140
1,235
133
176
1,728
4,398,203
1,364
5,490
5,092,145
2,569
2,180
2,224
1,539
6,472
17,656
4,296
11,697
2,219
1,535
4,181
11,652
1,259
2,467
1,254
1,634
3,370
1,764
4,229,322
3,(311
551,977
1,737
1,002
76 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions and explanations, see t«xt)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commwcikl fertilizer and fertilizing
m«I«rial3 used during the year fanns reporting..
acres on which used..
Dry materials ^ f*"ns reporting..
Liquid materials fanns reporting. ,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
Sugarc ane /arms reporli ng . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials .farms reporting..
Pineapples farms reportin
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Coffee farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms refioi
All other crops farms refiorting. ,
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. ,
Kse of farm-Continued
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURF5
Any of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry farms
Under MOO farms
$100 to $899 farms
$1,000 to .«1,999 farms
$2,000 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more farms
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms
Under $1,000 farms
$1,000 to $2,499 farms
S:2,500 to $4,999 farms
?S,000 to 39,999 farms
$10,000 or more farms
Machine hire farms
Under $200 farms
$200 to $999 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Hired labor farms
Under $200 farms
$200 to $499 farms
$500 to $999 tarns
$1,000 to $2,499 faims
$2,500 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 to $9.999 farms
$10,000 to $19,999 farms
$20,000 to $49,999 farms
$50,000 or more farms
Seeda, bulbs, plants, and trees farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$500 to?899 farms
$1,000 or more farms
Oasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms
Under $100 farms
$100 to $499 farms
$500 to S899 farms
$1,000 to $4,999 farms
$5,000 or more fmms
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting. ,
dollar
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporti ng . ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporti ng . .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting,
reporting. .
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
77
SPECIFIED FARM EXPOroiTURES-Contiinied
Any of the following speciHed expendiuJiBS-Cotitinued
P\jrch»se of oommefcial fenilii«f and
f«Ulirinc matenuls tanns repofling..
dollars..
Purchase of lime and liming maWoals fams reporting . ,
doUais..
Purchaaoof insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials faims reporting..
dollars..
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fafm products sold total, <k)llars
avera^ per farm, dollars
vegocablee and fhuts and a
. dollai
Field oops, other thi
Vegetables gold (Ulars
Fhiits and nuts sold dollars
Forest products and hortictilturaj specialty pradncCa sold dollars
Ul livestock and livestodt ptt)dvccs sold ddlara
Poultry and poultry prodects sold dollarB
Dairy products sold .tloltars
Liveatodt and liveetodt products,
other than poultry and dajry, sold dollars
UVE?rOCX AND UVESroCK PRODUCTS
C«ttle and ulves
Cnwn, including heifr
Heifers and heifer celvsa . .
Steers and bells including a
Faims reporting by number o
Cattle and cajves-
1 head
2to4 head
StoO head
10 to 19 head ....
90 to M head .
SOOo
th—i .
ansa isporlmg.
'arms reporting
arsparting
a (Sporting,
n reporting
r^nrting
'aims reporting
'aims reporting
reporting,
reporting
reporting
'arms reporting
Cows including heifers that have (Mlved-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 heed farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
% to 49 head faim.s reporting,.
SO to 74 head faima reporting..
79 to 09 head farms reporting..
100 or more haad farms teporting..
Milli rows-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 heed farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms («porting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting. .
% to 49 head farms reporting . .
90 to 74 head farms reporting..
79 to 99 head farms reporting..
ino or more head farms reporting..
Horses, colls, and ponies farms reporting..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Rom since June 1 farms reporting.,
Bom t
.faims reporting.
Sheep and lambs farms rsfiorting..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting.,
.Shtfap 1 year old and over Cams reporting. .
number. ,
Ewee farms reporting..
Rams and wethers farms reporting.,
numbiY..
Goals and kids farms
numlmr.
Chickens 4 months old and OWt fama reporting. ,
numbnr..
Srwi frv^tnntes at ond of table.
152,334,187
a4,«)5
120,227,433
109,803,749
3,194,345
5,015,053
2,214,
32,106,754
7,184,893
9,671,528
15,250,333
1,903
205,135
1,362
77,792
538
14,100
1,436
48,143
1,495
79,200
765
6,697
1,739
78,479
1,257
39,188
1,312
39,291
43
12,066
23
1,8a
39
10,243
34
7,545
31
2,700
1,229
1,899
805,933
12,837,263
3,597
4,885,220
1,118,958
1,077,656
1,478,855
1,209,751
7,952,043
3,752,678
1,202,405
2,996,960
793
5,410
434
2,601
195
1,897
525
1,394
533
1,415
28,954
869
30,688
15,806,445
7,951
9,384,458
4,853,667
1,673,882
2,132,191
724,713
6,421,987
3,119,044
2,087,633
1,215,310
1,851,426
12,947
1,181,102
788,672
84,543
285, 541
22,346
670,324
28,687
401,544
240,093
70
116,703
6
2,084
71
44,511
1,643,570
13,812
927,518
654,365
155,317
83,115
34,721
716,052
41,486
510,325
164,241
5,677 I
78 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions and oxplai
Size of fsfm-Continaed
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDrTURES-Continued
Any of the following speciTied expendilures-Continued
Purchase of commercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials , /arms reporting..
dollars..
Purchase ff lime and liming materials /arms reporting..
dollars..
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials /arms reporting. .
dollars..
ESnMATED VALUE OF PRODOCIS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fana pioducts sold total, dollars. .
average per farm, dollars . .
All crops sold. dollars..
Field crops, other (Jian vegetables and fniits and nuts, sold dollars. .
Vegetables sold dollars. .
FViiits and nuts sold ..dollars..
Forest pttMhicts and horticultural specialty products sold dollars..
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars..
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars . .
Livestock and livestock producte,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars. .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and talVCS farms reporting. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting. .
Milk cows farms reporting. .
fleifers and heifer calves farms reporting..
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting. .
number. .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and crdves-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 head farms reporting. .
5 tr> 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reoorting . .
20 to 49 head farms reporti ng . .
50 to 99 head farms leforting. .
100 to 499 head farms reporting..
500 or more head farms rep(}rting..
Cows including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporti ng . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to ID head /arms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
lOu or more head farms reporting. .
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting. . ,
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .,
20 to 29 head farms reporting...
30 to 49 head farms reporting. .,
50 to 74 head farms reporti ng .. ,
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .,
100 tw more head farms reporting...
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting. . .
number...
Hogs and pigs farms reporting...
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. ..
number...
Bom before June 1 farms reporting...
Slieepafld lambs farms reporting...
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporUng. . .
number. ..
Sheep I year old and over farms reporting...
number. ,.
Ewes farms reporting. ..
number . . .
Rams and wethers farms reporting...
number...
Goats and kids farms reporting...
Chickens 4 months old and over farms repotting! '. '.
1,588,350
31,767
59i,'i24
171,339
13,563
i08,187
1,335
993,926
15,4i4
729,022
249,-190
1,183,720
42,276
86,560
26,475
2,700
42,831
14,554
1,097,160
1,000
822,650
273, 510
257,621
13,559
154, 592
146,527
2,880
5,165
20
103,029
1,4B5,345
13,753
484,253
255,347
42,365
185,041
1,500
1,001,092
6,075
367,206
627,811
2,309,893
67,938
375,777
274,823
98,173
2,481
300
1,934,116
4«,626
1,595,571
5,723,496
238,479
3,983,636
3,893,973
1,739,860
1,145
1, as, 724
1,484
20
3,208
See footnotes at end of tj
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
79
LIVESrOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-ConUnued
Hogs and pigs sold &Iive
5%«ep and lambs sold alii
dolla
ttltole milk sci6 farms reoorting.,
cbllars.,
ChidcMis including broilers sold tvwa rapoiting..
dollars.,
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dollar..
Litters farrowed December 1, 19S8, to NovemtKr 30. 1959 ...ramsrernrting..
number of litters..
I or -2 litters famts r«nocting..
3 to 9 litters faims raporting..
10 to Ifl litters fanna reporting..
20 to 39 litters farms reporting..
40 to Q9 liUers farms reporting..
farms reporting..
farms reporting..
number oriiuers..
fanna reporting. .
June 2 to Novonber SO ,
December I to June 1 . .
r of lit
SPEaFTED CROPS HARVESTED
igarcane fanas reporting.
acres in the crop December 1959.
Harvested fama reporting.
Pineapples farmB reporting.
acres in the crop June 1, 1959.
Fallow or between cyclon June 1, 1959 farms reporting.
Harvested June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959 farms reporting.
1,367
62,630
n, 349,023
1,027
78,330
3,779,583
U,458
•469
6,081
552,873
: Reported In small fractions.
80 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definilions and explai
Size of f ami— Continued
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Hogs and pigs sold aliv
dollai
Sheep and Iambs sold alive farnis reporting,
number,
dollars
Whole milk sold farms reporting
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold famns reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 . . . .Cams reporting
number of litters
1 or 2 litters farms reporting
3 to 9 litters farms reporting.
10 to 19 litt«rs farms reporting.
20 to 39 litters farms reporting.
40 to 69 titters farms reporting.
70 or more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting,
number of litters,
December 1 lo June 1 farms reporting
number of litters
SPEaFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarc ane farms reporting .
acres In the crop December 1959.
Harvested farms reporting.
Pineapples farms reporting,
acres in the crop June 1, 1959.
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1^59 farms reporting.
Harvested June 1, 195R to May 31, 1959 farms reporting.
4,080,076
17
728,568
13
541,385
367,206
1
595,571
1
218,724
85
8,513
108
i,
3
2
795
64,119
1,700
i85
39,113
1,037
59,188
9
10,758
HAWAII
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
81
(For definitions and explw
clal farms by tenure of operator
All tenants
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fanns jinmber ,
Percent distnbuUon petvent.
Land in farms mens.
Percent distribution percent,
Land in rarms according to use:
Cropltnd hu-ve9t«d /arms reporting
1 to 9 acTOT farms reporting
10 to 19 acres Tsnns reporting
20 Id 29 acres farms reporting
aO to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Oopland used only for pasture farms reporting.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured fanns reporting,
Cropland for future harvest farms reporting,
Clop failure farms reporting,
Other cropland farms reporting,
Woodland pastured farms reporting,
WoodI and not pastured farms reporting ,
Other pasture (not crooland and not wcxidland) farms reporting.
Improved pasture farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms renorting
ImeUed cropland harve9t«d farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
Oopland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reportirtg
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
F\RM OPF-R \TORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age jiumb«»
Under iiS yeara jiumber
2S to :U years jiumber
85 to 44 years number
1 5 to 54 years jiumber
5S to (14 yearn jiumber
(15 or more years number
Average age yeara
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Wnf*<ine off their farms, total operatrrs reporting
I lo 99 days operators reportj ng
100 to 199 days operators reporting
300 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family wortting off farm operators reporting
With inoome from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting
With otiter income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not working off their farms or not
reporting as to work off their farms ooerators reporting
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm operated , , operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of tAbla.
2,461,454
394.3
4,11J
176,410
3,260
720
167,339
1,623
155,755
1,245
138,900
1,631
1,595
1,3S2
3,693
308
290
3,095
1,474
1,408
3,082
2,549
833*
1,331
2,372,434
100.0
813.9
2,262
170,843
1,474
294,4SX
285,002
1,W5
541
917,389
888,678
<S8
258
121,696
116,186
1,251
680
Ul,179
U9,077
1,206
662
72,703
71,682
730,525
30.8
956.2
3,507
15,044
236
32*
2,691
38,225
160
269
2,013
36,428
1,562,191
65.8
19,051.1
82 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
FARMS. ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution oercent
Land in farms acres
Percent distnbulion percent
Average sue of fann acres
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fftrr-is reporting,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reoorUn^
%0 to 49 acres farms report] np
50 to 99 acres farms reporlinE
100 lo 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
Crop] and not harvested and not pastured farms reporli ng
Cropland for future harvest farms reporting
Crop fwlure farms reporting
Other cropland faxms reporting
Woodland pastured fams reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms refx>rting
Improved pasture farms reportj ng
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
(rrigated cropland harvested farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
Cropland used for grain or row crops
fanned on the contour farms reporting
Lend in 9t/ip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting,
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting,
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number,
25 to 34 years number
35 to 44 years number,
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number,
65 or more years number.
Average age years
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER [NCOME
Farm operators-
Woriung off their farms, total operators reporting
1 to 99 days operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family »or1<ing off farm operators reporting
operate and off- farm work operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding; value of
agncultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not working off their farms or not
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than fam operated . . operators reoorting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agncultural products sold ooerators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
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State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
All tenants
SPEOFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAaUTTES AhO) KIND OK ROAD
Electric motors (1 or more horsepower) turns reporting.
Power-spraying and dustjng machines turns reporting.
Pick-up balers. farms reportJtig.
Field forage harvest«rs turns reporting.
Motortnidcs turns reporti ng .
number.
Tradora turns reporting.
number.
IVactofs other than garden Jarma reporting.
number.
1 tractor farms reporting ,
2 tractors farms reporting.
1 tractors fanns reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting.
!i or more tractors farms reporting.
Wheel (ractora farms reporting.
Oawler tractors farms reporting.
Garden tractors farms reportin);.
number .
Xulomobiles farms reporting.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting,,
Home freezer farms reporting.,
Milking machine farms reporting. ,
Glecthc milk cooler farms reporting..
Fanns by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface fanns reporting. ,
ftavel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder farms rerorting..
Dirt or unimpfovAd fairns reporting.,
Leas than 1 mile U> a hard surf are road fanns reporting,.
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting.,
1 mile .■ farms reporting,.
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
1 miles farms reporting..
8 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDtNa ENUMERATION
Hired workers .farms reporting.,
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. ,
persons..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker /arms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting
1 or 4 hired workers films reporting
5 to g hired workers farms reporting
10 or more hired workers farms reporting
RESIDENCF, OF FARM OPERATOR
ftasiding on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting.,
Operators not reporting residence jiumber. ,
USE OF COMMERaAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
CommerciaJ fertiliier and fertilizing
malenaJs used dunng the year operators reporting
t>y matOTials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materiale farms reporting.
Other pasture (not (Copland) farms reporting .
I>y materials farms reporting
Liqeid materials farms reporting
Sugarcane farms reporting
Dry materials farms reporting
Liquid materials farms reporting.
^ footnotes at end of tabi*.
1,167
2,943
1,578
1,941
1,597
3,909
1,226
3,123
3,430
1,637
1,101
128,831
84
68,053
2,498
1,130
1,462
2,065
3,403
2,527
2,247
289,138
192,769
2,243
124,772
59
67,997
2,778
1,348
72,820
198,iB2
"12,021
140,304
bib
71
31,785
82,711
14
23
10,236
57,593
31
158,729
31
66,711
20
57,555
84 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions and explai
SPEaFIED EQUIPMENT AND FAOLITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Electric motors (1 or more horsepower) farms reporting...
Pow»-spraying and dusting machines fa^s reporting. . .
number...
Piclc-up balers ^anna reporting. . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting...
Motortnicka farms reporting...
Tractors fa^^ reporting...
Tractors other than garden - - f"^s reporting. . .
1 tractor farms reporting. ..
2 Ixftctors farms reporting...
n tractors farms reporting. . ,
4 tractors farms reporting...
5 or more tractora ■ .farms reporting.. .
Wheel tractors farms reporting..,
number. ..
Crawler tractors farms reporting. ..
Garden tractors farms reporting. .
Automobiles farms reporting. .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting. .
Home freezer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
Electricity:
From a power line /arms reporting..,
From a home plant ..farms reporting..
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting..
Gravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder ....farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved fanns refwrting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting..
\ mile farms reporting. .
2 or 3 miles , , farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting..
persons . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting. .
persons. .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired svorkers:
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. .
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence number..
USE OF COMMERCTAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year fanns reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials ..farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
Sxigarcane farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Liquid materials fanns reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
Cash tenants
Sliare-cash tenants
■ of operator — Continued
Crop-slmre tenants
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
USE OF COMMERa \L FERTtLIZER VXD LIV(E- Continued
Convnereial fertilirer and ferljlizine m&tenals
used dunnp the ye&r— Continued
Ctof>s on *hich used— Continued
Pineapples ivms reoortine
Dry materials farms reporting,
Liquid malehals farms renorting.
Coffee Jarm:
Dry maxwials faims remrtinE.
Liquid materials fanns reporting.
Ail olhef crops farms refwrting.
Dry materials farms reporting,
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Lime or liming materialf used during the year farms reporting.
SPEOnED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following spectfiod expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and foultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fanns roporting..
SlOO (o $999 farms reporting..
51,000 to ^1,999 farms reporting..
?2,000 to M,99» farms reporting..
55,000 or more Jarm* reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and roultiy fanns reporting..
dollars..
Under Sl.OOO farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,<99 farms reporting. ,
$2,500 to $4.999 farms retorting..
$5,000 to S8,999 farms reporting. ,
$10,000 or more /aims reporting..
Machine hire /aims reponing..
dollnra..
Under S200 * farms ronortin^..
$20D to *939 fams rerwrtJmi..
$1,000 or more .farms rerorting,.
Hired labor farms reporting.,
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$2C0 to $499 farms reporting,.
SSOO to $899 farms renorting..
$1,000 to $2,190 farms reporting..
$2,.V>0 to $4.999 farms reporting..
fS.OOO to 59.999 Jarms refxxti ng . .
SIO.OOO to $19,999 farmx reoortinc. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms rennrUnc. .
$50,000 or more farms renofiiR..
Seeds, butbi, plants, and trees farm.* reporting..
dnllan..
Under $1«) farms reportin-.,
$100 In $499 farms re^>ortinp. .
SfiOO to $999 farms reporting,,
51,000 or more .farms reportin;^* .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm bustneas farm? reporting.,
(hilars.,
Under $100 iarms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $099 farms reporting.,
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.,
£.'i,000 or more farms reporting,,
Purt^aso of oommercial fertilizer and
fertilising materials farms reporting..
dollars..
Purchase of lime and liming materials /arms rerorting,.
dollars..
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials /ams reportinB..
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
1,215
7,716
1,215
4,162
2,013
U,023
2,006
5,297
5,994
3,026
10,974,297
1,140
1,235
133
176
1,728
4,398,203
1,364
5,490
5,092,145
2,569
2,180
2,871
1,375
10,450,819
2,923
345
1,568
462,359
73
17,817
2,169
310
1,265
514,215
57
12,716
86 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
USE OF COM\(ERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LWE-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and rertilizing materials
used during t>ie year— Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
Pineapples farms reporung.
Dry materials fanns reporting,
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Coffee farms reporting.,
Diy materials farms reporting.,
Liquid materials farms reporting.
All otiier (TODS farms report:
Dry materials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
SPEaFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. ,
Feed for livestock and poult^' farms reporting. ,
dollars.,
Under *H0O farms reporting. ,
SlOO to $999 farms reporting. ,
$1,000 to $1,999 farms repotting.
$2,000 to 54,999 farms reporting.
55,000 or more farms reporting . ,
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars
Under $1,00C farms reporting
$1,000 to $2.199 farms reporting
S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 or more farms reporting.
Machine hire farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $200 farms reporting.
$200 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 or more farms reporting.
Hired labor farms reporting.,
dollars..
Under «200 farms reporting.
$200 to 5499 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 fanns reporting..
$30,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 farms reporting.
^100 to 5499 farms reporting.,
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
*1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business , , , farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting.,
S50nio$999 farms reporting..
51,000 to 54,999 farms rerwrting. .
$5,000 or more .farms reporting..
Purchase of conmercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials /arms reiwrtine..
Purchase of lime and liming materials farms reporting. .
dollars..
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and
spraying and dusting materials /arms reporting,.
dollars..
See footnotos at end of table.
ial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
2,013
289
1,194
476,839
54
12,62d
Share -cash tenants
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Comnercial fanns by
FSTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
Jl finn prodncLs sold toLal, dollars
average per rann^ dollars
\ll crops sold .dollars
Field croos, other Ihan vegetables and fhlits and nuts, sold dollars
Vegetables sold
Isold .
Forest proHuds and horticultural specialty praducts sold dollai
4JI livestock and liveiitock products sold dollar
Poultry and poultry prt>ducts sold dollar
Dairy t>roducl.s sold dollar
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollar
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and lalvK
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls includinl^ steer and bull calves ....
s reporting
B reporting.
number
9 renorting
1 reoorting
Farms reporting bv number on hand:
Caule and calves-
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 4 head farms reporting
.S to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
30 tr} 19 head farms reporting
50 to 99 head farms reporting
too to *9? head farms reporting.
SDOormore head farms reporting
Cows, including heifers that have cajverl-
1 head farms reoorting,
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head farms reporting
20 to 29 head farms reporting
Tl to 49 head farms reporting
M to 7t he^ farms reporting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
100 or more head farms reporting
v<ilk coos-
1 head J farms renortin*
2 to 9 head farms reporting
10 to 19 head fanns reporting
3) to 29 head farm.« reporting
^ to t9 head farms reporting
50 to 74 head farms reoorting
75 to 99 head farms reporting
lOO or more hmd farms reporting
Horses, COKS, afid pontes farms reporting,
number
Hogs and pigs farms reporting
number
Bom since June 1 , farms reporting
rfam before June 1 farms reporting
number
Sheep and lambs farms reoorting
number
Lamtm under 1 year old farms reporting
number.
Sheep 1 year old and over ., farms reportjng
number
E*es farms refiorting
Rams and ivethers farms reporting
Goals and kids farms reoorting
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting
Ltirestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive , ., farms reporting
dollars
flogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
dollars.
Sheep and Iambs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Whole milk sold farms reporting
dollars.
Chickens including broilers aold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens,
dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
152,334,187
2i,«)5
120,227,433
109,803,749
3,194,345
5,015,053
2,214,286
32,106,754
7,184,893
9,671,528
1,903
205,135
1,362
77,792
538
14,100
1,436
48,143
1,495
79,200
1,229
1,899
805,933
1,367
62,630
11,349,023
1,027
78,330
3,779,583
U9,612,024
51,325
118,527,838
109,410,021
2,953,950
4,241,451
1,922,416
31,084,186
7,036,410
9,647,692
504
72,403
212
13,183
534
44,157
572
74,484
4,809,169
2,001,560
1,016,647
1,051,396
739,566
7,580,789
3,989,716
1,663,127
12,593
199
6,781
1,759
729
238
78,479
66,968
21,820
1,257
528
171
39,188
32,934
12,203
1,312
554
194
39,291
34,034
9,617
43
20
10
12,066
11,936
73
23
15
7
1,821
1,792
24
39
17
7
10,245
10,144
49
35,244,887
32,595,460
594,494
1,251,738
803,195
7,633,030
1,817,142
2,U6,029
60,265
136
22,855
64,555,281
64,153,863
26,598
312,599
62,221
9,374,106
27,531
2,860,734
8 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
clal fenns by tenure of oper
r— Continued
Share-cafih tenants
Crop-share tenants
ESTOtATED VALUE OF PRODL'CTS SOLD BV SOURCE
Ail crops sold dotlai
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold dollai
VegeUbles sold dollai
Fruits and nuts sold dollai
Forest products and borticuttura] snecialty products sold dollai
, dollai
All livestock and livestock products sold ..
Poultry and poultry products sold .......
Dairy products sold
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold
, .dollai
LIVESroCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting
Cows, including heifers that have calved rarms reporting
Wiik cows farms reporting
Heifers and heifer calves farms reportJng
Steers and bulls including
Farms reporting by number on hand:
CatUo and calves-
5 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 49 head ,
50 to 99 head ,
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
s reporting..
5 reporting. .
3 reporting..
s reporting.,
s reporting..
s reporting. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporUng..
.10 to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting.,
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Milkc
ion
or more head fa
ms rflfMrting
ms reporting
m9 reporting
ms reporting
ms reporting
ms reporting
ms reporting
ms reporting
Hogs and pigs fanns reporting
Bora since June 1 fanns reporting
Born before June I faims reporting.
Sheep and lanibs
Lambs under 1 year ol
Sheep 1 year old and 0
Rams and wethers .
s reoorting
s reporting
Goats and kids fams reporting
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting
Livestock and livestock pfoducts sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting,
number
Chickens including broilers sold farms reportin
See footnotes a
6,235,553
3,175,025
1,169,925
1,583,383
307,220
5,372,600
1,138,138
2,063,9*1
51,&;6
26,993
20,601
2,856
596
872,655
842,525
30,130
182,453
149,241
22,926
10,286
97,007
9
95,396
1,602
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For derinitJons and explanations, se« text)
clal farms by tenure of operat
All tenants
LI\'ESTOCX WD Lr\'t?m)CK PROWlCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1. 1958, to
November 30, 1959 famis reoofting. .
number of litters.,
fanns reporting. ,
fanns reporting. ,
■r^ farms reporting . ,
■rs farms repotting..
!rs farms rqxxling . ,
U«rR farms r^xMting , .
June 2 to November 30 fanrj reporting . .
Dumber of liUers..
December 1 lo June 1 farms reporting. ,
a 3fl liU
r of lit
SPECIFIED aiOPS HARVESTED
^arcane farms reporting.
acres In Hie crop December 1959.
Harvested faims reporting.
Pineapples farms reporting.
acres In the crop June 1, 1959.,
Fallow cr between cycles June I, 1959 fame reporting.
Harvested June 1, 1956 to May 3
.farms reporting.
62,852
U,407
27,422
25
6,172
2 Reported In small fractlo
90 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
state Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
(For definitions and explai
LIVESTOCX .\ND LIVESTOCK PFODUCTS-Continued
December 1 to June 1
T of litters.
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting . ,
s reporting..
T of litters,
s reporting . ,
f of lit
SPEOFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Sugarcane farms reporting.
acres In the crop December 1959.
Harvested farms reporting.
Pineapples farms reporting .
acres In the crop June 1, 1959.
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1959 farms reporting.
Harvested June 1, 1958 to May 31. 1959, farms reporting.
Commercial fa
■ of operator — Co;
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
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State Table 22.-CASH RENT PAID BY CASH TENANTS AND SHARE-CASH TENANTS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM-
CENSUS OF 1959
(For definitions and explanations, a«e t«xl)
Tots!
Commercial
farms
Other farms
It«n
(For definiuons and explanations, see text)
Total
Commercial
farms
Other farms
CASH TENANTS
2,023
15
64
2,023
34,044
53
377
33,731
16.7
285
17.00
99.4
1,359
7,876
1,035
8
42
1,035
25,339
27
233
25,148
24.3
361
14.73
99.7
827
6,323
988
7
22
988
8,705
26
144
8,583
8.7
206
23.74
99.1
532
1,553
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
All shace-casli lenanls number.. .
Land rented from others operators reporting...
Land rented toothers operators reporting...
18
18
1,941
1,941
107.8
692
6.42
17
U7
11
11
1,871
1,871
170.1
992
5.83
U
95
acres...
Land r«n(«d to others operators refiotting. . .
acres...
70
Cash rent paid:
Average per operaltir dollars . . .
Average per acre dollars...
Pioportjon of cash t«>nanta
reporting amount percent...
CiDptand harvested farms reporting. . .
Cash rent paid:
\verage per operator dollars .. .
Average per acre dollars...
220
22.01
22
State Table 23.-FARM MORTGAGE DEBT OF FULL OWNERS AND PART OWNERS: CENSUSES OF 1960 AND 1950
(Fo:
■ text)
All f arme operated by owners number . .
Reported free from iiioi*tga£e nttaber..
Reported Dortgaged ntimber . .
PrtjptTTtltTi iKsrtgaged percent. .
No reptirt ta to toortgage status niimher..
Fajnos operated by full owners number . .
Reported free from mortgage number..
Land owned acres. .
Reported mortgaged number. .
Proportion mortgaged number. .
Anksunt of mortgage debt dollars..
Average debt per farm dollars . .
No report as to mortgage statiis number, .
Land owned acres..
3,713
2,463
1,181
31.8
2,398
1,585
93,569
773
32.2
27,134
6,386,717
8,262
1,638
1,157
75,545
326
19.9
10,858
1,761,425
5,403
Farms operated by part oimers number
Reported free from ii»rtgage nujnber
Land owned acres
Reported Iftortgaged number
Proportion mortgaged percent
Land owned acres
Amount of mortgage debt dollars
Average debt per farm dollars
No rep<3rt as to mortgage status nuiDber
Land (Twned acres
1,315
878
78,960
408
31.0
9,999
3,123,721
7,656
29
10,550
89
12.8
U,508
650,490
7,309
93
NA
NA Not available.
State Table 24.-RENTAL AGREEMENT OF PART OWNERS AND TENANTS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
All operators 1959.
1950.
Reporting cash as rent 1959 .
1950.
Reporting share of crops as rent 1959 .
1950.
Reptjrtlng share of livestock as rent 1959 .
1950.
Reporting other rental arrangements 1959.
1950.
Not reporting rental agre^ient 1959.
1950.,
Reporting written lease agreement 1959. ,
1950.,
By number of years for which lease was made 1959.,
1950.,
1 year 1959 . ,
1950. ,
2 to 5 years 1959 . ,
1950.,
6 to 10 years 1959. .
1950..
11 to 20 years 1959. ,
1950. ,
21 years and over 1959.,
1950. ,
Hot reporting years for which lease was made 1959..
1950..
Reporting more than 1 lease 1959 . .
1950..
2,575
2,928
2,575
2,881
1,603
2,430
1,603
2,393
1,475
1,992
1,475
1,960
NA Not available
92 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 25 -FARMS REPORTING USE OF TRACTORS AND SELECTED POWER EQUIPMENT, BY TYPE OF
State lable Zb. ^^^^^^g^^^p ^^^ gy TENURE OF FARM OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
All farm oj'erators
Tenure of farm operator
Wheel tractors used, total f*^ reporting..
Owned by: , __. , „
Farm operator ^^™s reporting..
Farm operator and another person jointly farms reporting . .
Landlord of farm operator farms reporting..
Private contractor or government agency farms reporting . .
No nheel tractors used fa^s reporting..
Garden tractors used, total farms reporting..
Owned by:
Farm operator ^^^^ reporting. .
Farm operator and another person Jointly farme reporting..
Landlord of farm operator farms reporting . •
Private contractor or government agency farms reporting . .
No garden tractors used farms reporting. .
Crawler tractors used, total farms reporting. .
Owned by;
Farm operator ^*^^ reporting. .
Farm operator and another person jointly farms reporting. .
Landlord of farm operator farms reporting..
Private contractor or government agency farms reporting. .
No crawler tractors used farms reporting. .
No tractors of any Mnd used farms reporting. .
Farm operators not reporting as to use of tractors farms reporting..
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower used, total farms reporting..
Owned by:
Farm operator farms reporting. .
Farm operator and another person jointly farms reporting. .
Landlord of farm operator farms reporting. .
Private contractor or government agency farms reporting. .
No electric motors used farms reporting. .
Power- spraying and dusting machines used, total farms reporting.
Owned by:
Farm operator farms reporting.
Farm operator and another person Jointly farms reporting .
Landlord of farm operator farms reporting .
Private contractor or government agency farms reporting .
No power- spraying and dusting machines used farms reporting .
5,353
^,219
5,0U
1,757
2,131
1,622
2,167
1,776
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
94
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
(For definitions and explanations.
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number 1959..
19-19. .
Decrease in fanns due to change in
farm definition 1950 to 1959 number..
Approximate land area acres 1959. .
Proportion in farms percent 1959. .
TjanH In farms acres 1959. .
19«. .
Average size of farm acres 1959. .
1949.,
Land in farms accotding to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959.
1949.,
acres 1959.,
1949.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1959.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1959.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1959.
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Cropland used only
for pasture farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
2,461,454
2,432,069
394.3
423.0
4,113
3,522
176,410
159,497
3,260
532
14B
1,4/17,194
1,451,980
427.2
513.2
2,594
1,914
60,706
54,573
1,925
428
125
1,011
35,497
34,577
282,554
284,453
542.3
799.1
Cropland not harvested and
not pastured farms reporting 1959. ,
acres 1959.
1949.
Cropland for future
harvest farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Crop failure farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Other cropland fanus reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Woodland pastured.
...farms reporting 1959.,
1949.,
acres 1959.
1949.,
pastured fanns reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
1,623
155,755
151,762
1,245
1,397
138,900
136,264
1,036
59,851
53,308
reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Improved pasture
Other land (farmsteads, roads,
wasteland , etc . ) farms reporting 1959 . .
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
Lava flows without vegetation acres 1959..
1949.,
Palis, gulches, and streombeds acres 1959..
1949..
Farmsteads, roads, ditches,
and wlndbreais acres 1959. .
1949. ,
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
4,254
3,293
634,843
467,603
387,542
236,502
193,209
182, 334
1,957
1,363
449,082
292,361
359,208
223,134
71,547
56,233
1,172
1,079
28,845
30,847
58,921
41,667
1,421
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on contour fanns reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
I.and in strip-cropping systems
for soll-eroslon control. .. .farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Systems of terraces on crop
and pasture land farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
D Data Included in Usui to avoid disclosure of Individual operati'
HAWAII
County Table la.-NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF IRRIGATED FARMS: CENSUS OF 1959
95
Iten
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kalawao
Kauai
Usui
nu-her
1,251
79
685
205
282
2
Proportion of all fanns
percent. ..
20.0
2.3
45.3
39.3
34.6
Land in Irrieated farms
acrpq
208,184
324,027
766.5
3,656.3
201.2
1,015.5
1,149.0
5
Land in Inipted lams according to use:
Cropland harvested
.fanafl reporting...
1,217
78
668
198
273
6
acres...
109,101
9,344
33,121
27,127
39,509
7
1 to 9 acres
.farmH reporting...
1,064
60
618
169
217
6
10 to 19 acres
.fame reporting...
86
11
26
13
36
3
7
3
7
5
1
12
100 to 199 acres
.fame reporting...
3
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
6
8
6
16
Cropland used Ottllj for pasture
.fanas reporting...
148
8
37
40
63
17
acres...
70,052
4,454
1,310
1,675
62,613
18
Cropland not harvested and not pastured
.farae reporting...
397
32
169
88
108
CroDland for future harvest
24
99
73
56
20
87,193
8,529
34,191
24,657
29,816
rron failure
77
7
32
15
23
22
210
33
71
32
74
23
Other cropland
.faroB reporting...
157
8
59
27
63
24
acres...
6,951
3,971
882
134
1,964
25
Other pasture (not cropland and
not woodland)
.fanu reporting...
101
9
32
23
37
26
acres...
381,200
234,705
5,953
62,716
77,826
27
Ijqtroved pasture
.farms reporting...
38
4
16
9
9
28
acres...
43,457
33,885
1,652
5,330
2,590
29
Woodland , total
.fams reporting...
120
13
46
30
31
30
acres...
156,657
5,413
49,833
41,295
60,114
... * A t r
acres
5,470
42
39,758
42,704
53,247
32
Irrigated Iv sprinklers
■ fama reporting...
546
289
43
172
33
acres...
16,065
1,173
2,629
1,835
10,428
34
Sprinklers only
.faraa reporting...
475
38
292
33
152
35
acres...
13,169
526
2,276
129
10,238
IrrlBated cropland harvested
74
665
198
269
37
72,703
2,651
21,527
20,227
28,298
38
Other irrigated land (not cropland harvested)
acres...
68,476
2,819
18,231
22,477
24,949
39
Farm irripted, l)y number of acres irrigated:
1 to 9 acres
.farma reporting...
1,087
69
629
173
216
40
10 to 19 acres
.farms reporting...
96
5
31
16
44
4
3
8
4?
14
7
2
5
43
50 to 99 acres
.farms reporting...
7
5
1
1
44
100 to 199 acres
.farms reporting...
3
2
1
.farms reporting. ,,
7
1
3
3
2
2
1,000 or more acres
18
2
4
7
5
48
Land Irripted, by source of mter:
Ground water aourcea on farm
.fanas reporting...
219
5
167
16
31
49
acres...
26,086
65
9,544
3,389
13,088
50
Ground water aourcea on f ana only
.farms reporting...
166
3
130
10
23
51
acres...
9,449
4
1,206
39
8,200
52
Surface sources on f ana
.farms reporting...
334
34
121
120
59
53
acres...
28,144
245
4,651
15,099
8,149
54
^irf ace sources on farm only
.farms reporting...
289
30
95
109
55
55
acres...
13,121
97
512
12,352
160
trrlwatlon orwanlzatlon sources
781
44
453
82
202
71
86,949
5,160
25,563
24,216
32,010
58
Irrigation organization aourcea only
.farma reporting...
713
40
407
72
194
59
acres...
81,788
4,146
24,133
24,179
29,330
60
Both farm ground water sources
.farms reporting...
15
2
7
4
2
61
acres...
14,909
203
3,689
6,059
4,953
62
Both irrigation organization and farm ground
68
4
46
10
8
63
21,912
1,015
10,218
75
10,604
96 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Fatms:
All farms number
Under 10 acres nujnber
10 to A9 acres , number
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 139 acres number
1<V0 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to «99 acres number
500 to 999 acres number
1,000 or more acres number
1,000 to 1,999 acres number
Land in farms:
All land In farms acres
Under 10 acres acres
10 to 49 acres acres
50 to 69 acres acres
70 to 99 acres acres
100 to 139 acres acres
140 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 or more acres acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres
Cropland harvested:
Any cropland harvested... .faims reporting
1959.,
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959 .
1959.
1959 .
1950.
1959 .
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
.farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1950.
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 69 acres farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
70 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
100 to 139 acres farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
140 to 179 acres farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
180 to 219 acres farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
220 to 259 acres farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
260 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting 1959.
13,234
13,184
40,761
33,566
8,171
9,520
7,962
8,373
7,831
5,839
5,562
4,579
4,501
3,580
34,264
22,851
2,306,797
39,257
4,113
3,522
176,410
159,497
2,282
2,035
6,244
6,014
1,492
1,218
14,791
12,262
1,620
1,492
1,366
1,058
4,784
6,503
28,004
22,140
4,728
6,193
5,176
5,142
3,306
2,U9
3,592
1,532
2,629
2,408
24,746
9,835
1,354,201
20,043
2,594
1,914
60,706
54,573
4,890
4,524
3,679
4,446
3,459
5,260
145,814
10,230
1,011
35,497
34,577
3,786
2,453
1,026
1,152
32,050
1
1,412
avoid disclosure of individual operatia
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County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE AND RACE OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Fatns:
All farm operators number 1959.
1950.
Full owners number 1959.
1950.
Part owners number 1959.
1950.
Managers number 1959 .
1950.
All tenants number 1959.
1950.
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959 .
1950.
Land in farms:
All farm operators acres 1959.
1950.
Pull owners acres 1959.
1950.
Part owners acres 1959.
1950.
Managers acres 1959.
1950.
All tenants acres 1959.
1950.
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Full owners farms reporting 1959 .
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Part owners farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Managers farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
All tenants farms reporting 1959 .
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Farms by race of operator:
All farm operators number 1959 .
1950.
Caucasian farms reporting 1959.
1950.
Hawaiian or
part-Hawaiian farms reporting 1959.
1950.
Japanese farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
Chinese farms reporting 1959.
1950.
Filipino faros reporting 1959.
1950.
All other farms reporting 1959.
1950.
Land in farms by race of operator:
All farm operators acres 1959.
1950.
Caucasian acres 1959.
1950.
Hawaiian or
part-Hawaiian acres 1959.
1950.
Japanese acres 1959.
1950.
Chinese acres 1959.
1950.
FUlpino acres 1959.
1950.
All other acres 1959.
1950.
Cropland harvested by race of operator:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959.
1950.
acres 1959.
1950.
Caucasian farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1950.
Hawaiian or
part-Hawaiian farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1950.
Japanese farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
1950.
Chinese farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1950.
Filipino farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1950.
All other farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1950.
D Data included in Maul to avoid disclosure of individual operatio
6,242
5,750
2,398
1,638
1,315
697
114
2,461,454
2,432,069
81,039
85,460
750,425
407,752
1,590,297
1,897,242
39,693
41,615
4,113
3,522
176,410
159,497
1,510
746
90
83
115,684
133,111
1,588
2,218
8,976
11,702
6,242
5,750
1,257
2,461,454
2,432,069
2,200,848
1,810,264
U5,518
491,369
76,043
57,132
33,652
68,513
4,996
3,164
397
1,627
4,113
3,522
176,410
159,497
336
3,881
2,077
2,710
18,991
17,813
114
849
3,388
2,829
1,268
1,208
1,541
35.7
54.5
1,447,194
1,451,980
52,977
22,098
492,137
252,824
885,051
1,155,819
17,029
21,239
2,594
1,914
60,706
54,573
1,188
6,756
8,003
1,447,194
1,451,980
1,275,493
962,156
92,994
389,309
47,004
35,050
27,739
62,290
3,837
1,883
127
1,292
2,594
1,9L4
60,706
54,573
1,702
14,387
13,569
1,338
53.8
73.3
166,824
173,080
8,555
2,487
71,326
4,892
70,882
151,908
16,061
13,793
1,011
35,497
34,577
166,824
173,080
133, 181
149,610
9,610
4,749
20,112
13,399
3,249
4,242
454
893
1,011
35,497
34,577
282,554
284,483
4,915
48,658
24,093
92,095
251,586
142,265
1,960
1,465
l-K
282,554
(D)
284,483
129
276,773
(D)
280,334
1
1,329
447
1
3,385
3,018
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Part 1 of 2
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kalawao
Kauai
Maui
Farms and acreage:
2,915
2,372,434
813.9
1,689
1,392,537
824.5
750
157,359
209.8
195
277,769
1,424.5
281
2
544,769
1,938.7
1,482
456
133
191
5
170,843
56,885
34,542
29,623
49,793
6
7
8
Faim operators:
1,202
345
165
97
95
numher
994
694
140
78
32
With other Ineone of family exceeding value of agricultural
951
673
137
64
77
9
10
11
Full
number
924
764
82
500
516
37
247
104
19
67
55
10
110
39
16
number.. .
1,145
636
380
63
66
13
14
Specified equipment and facilities:
339
430
300
44
65
number...
2,498
640
1,202
222
434
15
16
Pow vine d d tl machines
1,130
655
284
84
107
number . . .
1,462
765
383
129
185
17
18
balers
7
1
2
4
number. . .
19
1
2
16
19
20
harv St
51
13
22
10
6
number. . .
82
28
28
19
7
...fanns reporting...
1,959
1,015
561
155
228
22
nimiber . . .
6,140
3,154
1,447
1,067
472
23
24
llheel t ctors (other than Earden)
728
217
291
94
126
number.. .
1,115
361
416
117
221
... farms reporting...
348
82
164
46
56
26
number . . .
493
90
206
82
115
...farms reporting...
322
137
72
45
68
28
number. . .
1,554
610
266
326
352
•in
biles
1,087
609
161
208
30
number. . .
3,403
1,577
980
X5
501
Teleohone
143
239
80
162
12
49
4
6
43
5
5
36
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower
. . .farms reporting . . .
226
197
21
6
2
37
Electricity:
262
4
7
Farms by kind of toad on *hicli located:
. . .fanns reporting. . .
1,555
855
428
123
149
40
41
48
Dirt or unimproved
. . .f ams reporting . . .
475
133
206
52
84
Farm laboi, week preceding enumeration:
43
...farms reporting...
2,519
1,337
736
179
267
Od t T^„y T -_ -Q_- hours
persons
45
Unpaid members of operators family working 15 or more
lours persons . . .
1,550
800
507
106
137
46
Regular hired workers (onployed 150 or more days)
...farms reporting...
445
156
196
40
53
47
persons . . .
14,202
4,059
3,126
2,750
4,265
Stub Items continued
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County Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
99
Part 2 of 2
(For definitlODfi and explAiutlons, see text)
Horses, colts, and ponle
Chickens, 4 months old and
Livestock and poulUy sold:
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold fanss reporting .
expenditures faras reporting.
dollars.
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars .
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars .
yaehlne hire dollars .
Hired labor dollars .
Gasoline and other petrolew fuel and oil for the farm business dollars.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Purchase of coBnerclal fertilizer and fertilising materials dollars.
Purchase of lime and ^r^rng materials .dollars .
Harvested fams reporting.
Fallow or between cycles June 1, 1959, acres .
Harvested June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959, acres.
Vegetables harvested for sale fams reporting .
dollars .
Land In bearing and ncnbearlng fruit archarda, coffee
plantations, and planted nut trees^ f anus reporting .
Coffee fams reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age nuDber .
Trees of bearing age number.
Ckiantl ty harvested pounds .
Sales pounds .
13,183
365
5,702
426
49,830
188
8,542
414
70,767
5
1,273
258
1,298,016
248
8,849,022
77
107,196,585
5
66,lCe
149,127
10,450,819
4,166,968
2,014,167
53,462,240
4,767,182
398,192
11,423,967
96,399
5,835,691
62,852
11,407
689
5,414
2,811,231
193,175
2,618,056
8,035,503
8,035,437
4,537
134
7,104
3
539
94
134,898
98
1,878,824
15
5,610,895
3
28,414
7U
1,337,693
777,990
1,496,704
14,515,371
1,351,908
247,323
4,416,084
85,740
2,171,254
9,485
682
5,413
2,810,929
193,166
2,617,763
8,084,918
3,035,437
53,846
217
465,473
1,907
191
57,950
5,399,303
50
90,772,930
740
27,243,954
7,382,400
2,677,838
82,977
12,845,178
1,209,144
101,777
2,009,837
8,975
925,828
18,575
4,095
954,437
6
4,200,429
1
37,614
83,680
195
15,142,125
925,783
142,023
307,688
8,839,883
943,375
10,266
2,471,216
1,366
1,500,515
100 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR, TYPE OF FARM,
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM. AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD. BY SOURCE: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Number of (amis .
Farm opefators by age:
Operators reporting i
Undw 25 years
25 to 34 years.
number 1959.
numb€rl959.
45 to 54 years number 1959 .
55 to 64 years number 1959 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
Average age years 1959 .
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operators-
Working off their farms
reportin). 1959 .
1949.
reporting 1059.
. number 1959 .
1950.
. number 1959 .
Livestock-share V
. number 1959.
1950..
. number 1959.
Farms by type of farm;
Field-crop rarms otlier than vegetable and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959. .
Pineapple number 1959 . .
Sugarcane number 1959 . .
Coffee number 1959. .
Other field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fruit-and-nut fams number 1959 . .
Poultry farms number 1959 . .
Dairy farms number 1959 . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959..
Liveslcck ranches number 1959 . .
General farms number 1959 . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959..
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 . .
Class I number 1959 . .
Class II number 1959 .
Class III number 1959 .
Class IV number 1959 .
Class V number 1959 .
Class VI number 1959 .
Other farms number 1959 .
Part-time number 1959 .
Part-retirement ■ number 1959 .
total, dollars 1959.
1949 .
average per farm, dollars 1959 .
1949.
s sold dollars 1959 .
1949 .
dollars 1959.
dollars 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
Vegetables sold .
Ill livestock and livestock products sold.
Poultry and poultry products sold
Dairy products sold
1,631
1,595
1,382
3,693
2,757
3,385
2,401
2,398
1,638
1,315
2,415
3,306
2,023
2,602
152,334,187
164,554,310
24,405
23,618
120,227,433
143,239,730
109,803,749
136,994,142
3,194,345
2,674,809
5,015,053
2,189,185
32,106,754
21,314,580
7,134,893
3,841,365
9,671,523
5,892,055
2,162
1,650
1,961
1,432
46,999,440
39,835,389
13,872
14,081
38,493,544
33,362,509
32,820,994
30,455,691
736,005
818,719
4,005,491
1,663,217
8,505,8
6,472,8
1,447,013
570,749
506,129
433,900
44,660,205
52,047,240
29,557
28,503
26,640,389
41,894,533
23,149,335
39,462,654
1,485,563
1,069,469
18,019,816
10,152,707
4,552,119
2,683,589
8,192,250
4,474,062
2,593
(D)
1,110
19,354,218
20,944,473
37,148
58,833
17,283,399
19,606,637
17,008,541
19,423,884
172,732
145,771
58,828
24,926
2,070,8
1,337,836
722,232
129,237
373,039
327,608
41,304,767
51,727,208
50,619
69,996
37,808,991
48,376,051
36,824,879
47,646,913
793,935
540,850
63, 572
48,519
3,495,776
3,351,157
463,117
457,740
595,110
656,485
D Data Included in Matii to avoid disclosure of individual operatio:
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County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Numter of fame 1959 . .
SPEaFIED EQllPMENT AND FACILITIES
Electric motors of 1 or more horsepower fanns repcrtlug 1959 . .
1950..
number 1959 . .
1950..
Power-sprayljig and dusting machines fanns reporting 1959 . .
1950..
number 1959 . .
1950..
Pick-up balers farms reporting 1959 . .
number 1959 . .
Field forage harvesters faims reporting 1959..
number 1959 . .
Itotortrucks fanns reporting 1959. .
1950..
number 1959 . .
1950..
Tractors fanns reporting 1959 . .
1950..
number 1959..
1950..
Tractors other than garden fanns reporting 1959. .
number 1959..
1 tractor fanns reporting 1959. .
2 or more tractors fanns reporting 1959 . .
Wheel tractors fanns reporting 1959. .
1950. .
number 1959..
1950..
Crawler tractors fanns reporting 1959. .
1950..
number 1959 . .
1950..
Garden tractors fanns reporting 1959 . .
1950..
number 1959 . .
1950..
Autanobiles fanns reporting 1959. .
1950..
number 1959..
1950..
Telephone fanns reporting 1959. .
1950..
Home freezer fanns reporting 1959. .
1950..
UiUElng machine fanns reporting 1959..
1950..
Electric mlUi cooler fanna reporting 1959..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) fanns reporting 1959..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower fanns reporting 1959..
Electricity:
From a power line fanns reporting 1959. .
Fran a heme plant fanns reporting 1959.,
Farms by kind of road on wtiicFi located;
Hard surface fanns reporting 1959. .
1950.
Gravel, shell, shale, or volcanic cinder fanns reporting 1959.
1950.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting 1959.
1950.
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959.
1 or more miles to a hard surface road fanns reporting 1959.
1 to 4 miles fanns reporting 1959.
5 or more miles fanns reporting 1959.
DATE OF ENlSfEIHTION
Approximate average date of enumeration 1959.
FARM LABOR. WEEK PRECEDING ENmffiRATlON
Family workers. Including operators fams reporting 1959 .
1950.
persons 1959 .
1950.
Operators working 1 or more hours persons 1959.
1950.
1 to 14 hours persons 1959 .
15 or more hours persons 1959 .
Unpaid monbers of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting 1959.
persons 1959.
Hired workers fanns reporting 1959 .
1950.
persons 1959.
1950.
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting 1959.
1950.
persons 1959.
1950.
Fanns reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hi red worker farms reporting 1959 .
2 or more hired workers farms reporting 1959 .
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959.
1950.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1950.
D Data Included In Usui to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
1,578
614
1,941
62
94
3,380
2,419
7,754
6,679
1,597
951
3,909
2,723
1,226
3,123
736
371
4,464
3,066
6,402
4,779
4,384
2,017
2,330
150
75
3,480
1,923
1,637
1,837
1,101
1,786
835
266
5,256
4,729
9,463
8,306
5,045
4,429
1,305
3,740
2,831
4,418
1,006
4,953
4,368
1,253
1,325
149
65
2,246
1,328
2,938
1,8U
2,089
661
1,067
12/6-12/12
3,258
2,458
1,865
1,025
1,819
2,101
300
193
1,182
1,093
1,729
1,533
1,298
897
604
1,446
1,727
2,674
3,282
1,402
1,644
256
1,146
102
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.
-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND FARM EXPENDITURES:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Bie State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kalawao
Kauai
Maul
ITSE OF COWMF.nnAL FERXILIZER AND LBIE
1
Caunerclal fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year... farms reporting 1959...
4,178
2,737
789
2
296
354
2
acres on which used 1959...
298,471
102,020
59,603
101
54,959
81,768
3
tons 1959...
196,884
67,215
35,588
50
38,927
55,104
Dry materials farms reporting 1959. . .
4,169
2,736
784
2
293
354
5
tons 1959...
128,831
55,343
17,242
50
26,336
29,660
6
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959. . .
84
33
28
11
12
7
tons 1959...
Crops on which used-
68,053
11,872
18,346
12,591
25,244
6
Hay and cropland pasture. .farms reporting 1959...
80
24
20
1
10
25
9
acres 1959...
3,163
327
651
100
363
1,722
10
Dry materials farms reporting 1959 . . .
80
24
20
1
10
25
11
tons 1959...
1,453
35
259
50
79
1,030
12
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959...
1
1
U
tons 1959...
2
2
14
Other pasture (not
cropland) farms reporting 1959. . .
20S
105
18
38
47
15
acres 1959...
9,483
4,764
929
1,387
2,363
16
Dry materials farms reporting 1959 . . .
206
104
18
37
47
17
tons 1959...
1,471
719
146
200
406
IS
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959...
4
2
1
1
19
tons 1959...
50
40
2
6
20
Sugarcane farms reporting 1959...
966
945
6
12
3
21
acres 1959...
209,903
83,524
36,137
45,894
42,346
22
Dry materials farms reporting 1959...
966
945
6
12
3
23
tons 1959...
88,288
48,327
4,333
22,275
13,353
24
32
18
4
7
3
25
tons 1959...
67,756
11,816
18,191
12,580
25,169
26
Pineapples f aims reporting 1959 .. .
111
5
4
41
61
27
acres 1959...
57,183
7
16,820
6,565
33,771
28
Dry materials farms reporting 1959 .. .
110
5
4
40
61
29
tons 1959...
28,160
3
10,468
3,364
14,305
30
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959 . . .
12
2
2
8
31
tons 1959...
115
41
8
66
32
Coffee farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,215
1,215
33
acres 1959...
7,716
7,716
34
Dry materials farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,215
1,215
35
tons 1959...
4,162
4,162
36
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959...
4
4
37
tons 1959...
12
12
36
All other crops farms reporting 1959 —
2,013
618
744
1
212
238
39
acres 1959...
11,023
5,662
3,066
1
730
1,564
40
Dry materials farms reporting 1959 .. .
2,006
611
744
1
212
238
41
tons 1959...
5,297
2,097
2,016
(z)
418
766
42
Liquid materials farms reporting 1959...
32
9
21
1
1
43
tons 1959...
118
4
112
1
1
44
Lirae or liming materials
used during the year faims reporting 1959...
263
139
56
55
13
45
acres limed 1959...
5,634
4,795
301
477
61
46
tons 1959...
SPEOFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
5,348
4,111
669
315
53
47
Any of the following
specified expenditures farms reporting 1959...
5,994
3,225
1,458
6
510
795
48
Feed for livestock and
poultry farms reporting 1959...
3,026
1,256
898
4
326
538
49
1949 . . .
3,294
1,461
1,073
(D)
276
482
50
dollars 1959...
10,974,297
1,284,2^
7,956,735
5,650
925,788
801,645
51
1949 . . .
6,549,231
895,854
4,348,183
(D)
399,208
905,986
52
Purchase of livestock and
poultry farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,728
719
501
1
210
297
53
dollars 1959...
4,398,203
676,269
2,722,835
525
176,468
622,066
54
Machine hire farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,240
958
88
101
93
55
1949...
961
523
194
99
145
56
dollars 1959...
2,137,879
1,607,914
88,068
307,688
134,169
57
1949...
646,820
507,924
49,371
71,099
18,426
58
Under $200 farms reporting 1959. . .
312
169
50
46
47
59
$200 to $999 farms reporting 1959...
420
314
32
37
37
60
$1,000 or more farms reporting 1959...
508
475
6
18
9
61
Hired labor farms reporting 1959...
1,926
1,318
319
2
119
166
62
1949...
1,575
1,017
289
(D)
138
131
63
dollars 1959...
54,116,330
14,860,098
13,122,955
3,500
8,839,883
17,239,694
64
1949...
57,178,090
14,509,097
15,727,159
(D)
9,748,003
17,193,831
65
Under $1,000 farms reporting 1959. . .
1,056
810
94
1
70
61
66
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting 1959...
412
292
68
14
38
67
458
216
157
"i
35
49
68
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting 1959...
ISO
109
43
1
13
14
69
$5,000 or more farms reporting 1959. . .
278
107
114
35
70
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and
oil for the fann business .. .farms reporting 1959
5,490
2,929
1,349
5
483
724
71
dollars 1959...
5,092,145
1,774,453
1,244,530
495
887,030
1,185,637
72
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and
trees farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,409
761
384
94
170
73
dollars 1959...
467,392
291,574
119,912
11,838
44,066
74
Purchase of ccoiraercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials farms reporting 1959...
4,155
2,710
782
2
291
370
75
dollars 1959...
11,816,588
4,706,988
2,059,806
5,030
2,498,173
2,546,591
76
Purchase of lime and
liming materials farroa reporting 1959 . . .
272
148
56
53
13
77
dollars 1959...
101,651
88,086
9,979
3,221
365
78
Purchase of insecticides, fungicides, and spraying
and dusting materials farms reporting 1959 .. .
3,975
2,604
821
2
250
298
79
dollars 1959...
6,023,674
2,323,029
947,807
100
1,503,797
1,243,941
D Data included In Maul to avoid disclosure of individual operatlo
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103
County Table 8.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
(For definitions and explanati'
Cattle and calves farms reporting 1959. ,
1950.,
number 1959.,
1950.,
Cows, including heifers
that have calved farms reporting 1959,,
1950.,
niHDber 1959.,
1950.,
Milk cows farms reporting 1959,,
1950.,
number 1959,,
1950.,
Heifers and heifer calves. .. .farms reporting 1959.,
number 1959.,
Steers and bulls, including steer
and bull calves fanns reporting 1959.,
number 1959.,
Farms reporting by number on haiid:
Cattle and calves —
1 farms reporting 1959.,
2 to i farms reporting 1959,,
5 to 9 farms reporting 1959..
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959..
20 to 49 farms reporting 1959,.
50 to 99 faims reporting 1959,.
100 or more fanns reporting 1959..
Cows, Including heifers that have calved—
1 farms reporting 1959,.
2 to 9 farms reporting 1959,.
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959..
20 to 29 farms reporting 1959..
30 to 'i9 farms reporting 1959..
50 to 74 farms reporting 1959.,
75 to 99 farms reporting 1959.,
100 or more farms reporting 1959.,
Uilk cows—
1 farms reporting 1959.,
2 to 9 farms reporting 1959.,
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959,,
20 to 29 farms reporting 1959,,
30 to 49 farms reporting 1959,,
50 or more farms reporting 1959,,
Horses, colts, and ponies farms reporting 1959.,
1950. ,
number 1959,,
1950.,
Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1959.,
1950,,
number 1959.,
1950.,
Bom since June 1 farms reporting 1959.,
number 1959.,
Bom before June 1 farms reporting 1959.,
number 1959.,
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pigs—
Under 10 farms reporting 1959.,
10 to 24 farms reporting 1959.
25 to 99 farms reporting 1959.,
100 or more farms reporting 1959,
Sheep and lambs farms reporting 1959.
1950.
number 1959.
1950.,
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting 1959.,
number 1959.
Sheep 1 year old and over.. ..farms reporting 1959,
number 1959.
Ewes farms reporting 1959,
number 1959,
Rams and wethers farms reporting 1959.
number 1959.
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs —
Under 25 farms reporting 1959.
25 to 299 fariM reporting 1959,
300 or more farms reporting 1959.
Chickens 4 months old and over.. farms reporting 1959..
1950..
number 1959..
1950..
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months
old and over—
Under 50 farms reporting 1959..
50 to 399 farms reporting 1959..
400 to 799 farms reporting 1959.,
800 to 1,599 farms reporting 1959.,
1,600 to 3,199 forms reporting 1959.,
3,200 or more fanw reporting 1959.,
1,903
1,048
205,135
155,739
U.IOO
9,449
1,436
48, U3
1,759
1,710
78,479
65,435
1,257
39,188
1,312
39,291
1,113
1,899
3,072
805,933
472, las
1,506
18i,788
86,587
(D)
1,100
(D)
1,972
127
1,476
Beea owned farms reporting 1959.,
1949.
number of hives 1959.
1949.
Honey produced pounds 1959.
1949.
5,026
8,290
195,874
708,434
1,042
1,987
37,553
69,156
3,053
3,996
84,880
323,889
D Data included in Ua\il to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
104 STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVEST0CK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS AND LITTERS FARROWED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Value of sales ol livestock and/or livestock products including dairy products: dollars 1959.
1950.
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and nniles , hogs , and sheep ) farms reporting 1959 .
value of sales, dollars 1959.
19-49.
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959 .
value of sales, dollars 1959.
1949.
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle aj\d/or calves sold alive.
Cattle, not counting calves.
.farms reporting 1959.
number 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
1949.
-farms reporting 1959.
1950.
number 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
1949.
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold —
1 to 4 farms reporting 1959 .
5 to 19 farms reporting 1959.
20 to 99 farms reporting 1959.
100 or more farms reporting 1959.
Calves farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
number 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
1949.
Horses, colts, and ponies sold alive.
Hiogs and pigs sold alive .
.farms reporting 1959.
number 1959.
dollars 1959.
.farms reporting 1959.
1950.
number 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
1949.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms
eporttng 1959.
1949.
number 1959.
1949.
dollars 1959.
1949.
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Stieep and/or lambs shorn .
Lambs shorn.
farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
number shorn 1959 .
1949 .
pounds of wool 1959 .
1949.
farms reporting 1959. ,
number shorn 1959. ,
pounds of wool 1959.
Other sheep shorn farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959.
pounds of wool 1959.
LITTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed. Decemlsr 1. previous year to November 30, Census year farms reporting 1959.
number of litters 1959.
Farms reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959—
1 or 2 litters farms reporting 1959 .
3 to 9 litters farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting 1959 .
20 to 39 litters farms reporting 1959.
40 to 69 litters farms reporting 1959.
70 or more litters farms reporting 1959.
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting 1959.
number of litters 1959.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959 .
number of litters 1959.
avoid disclosure of Individual operations.
2,19;
15,191,039
7,921,637
1,367
62,630
28,102
11,349,023
5,064,012
1,077
434
52,875
22,814
10,607,372
4,334,264
9,755
5,288
741,651
229,748
41,233
1,027
1,087
78,330
51,313
3,779,583
1,292
2,360
18,505
35,333
11,550
13,785
66,223
33,548
16,369
6,125,982
3,392,487
28,443
15,399
5,680,853
3,336,323
8,971
7,759
392,965
358,560
1,453
6,505
19,262
3,733
9,331
23,414
52,549
13,074
5,076
2,301,051
646,052
11,000
3,003
2,240,472
606,885
2,074
2,073
60,579
39,167
60,895
35,358
2,963,711
2,040,649
14,447
2,070,819
(D)
1,337,836
4
293
14,035
939,737
(D)
320, 649
1
46
412
722,232
(D)
129,287
408,850
(D)
887,900
1
198
94
4,570
(D)
1,274
13,160
761,078
CD)
236,689
1
149
(D)
45
94
3,745
(D)
1,029
13,160
699,791
(D)
231,339
1,327
144,126
66,221
(D)
1
(D)
(D)
4,454
(D)
27, 706
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County Table lO.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
DAraV PRODUCTS
Whole milk sold farms reporting :
pounds '.
dollars :
Average sales per faun reporting dollars
POULTRY AND POLXTRY PRODUCTS
Chickens sold f ams reporting
number
1959.
1959.
1950.
1959.
1949.
1959.
19i9.
Broilers sold farms reporting
number
Otber chlclcens sold fams reporting
number
Chicken eggs sold fazvie reporting
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other
miscellaneous poultry,
and their eggs sold farms reporting
Tufkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting
number
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and
turkey fryers raised —
Under 50 farms reporting
50 to 399 farms reporting
400 or more farms reporting
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1959.
107,461,421
64,355,022
9,671,528
5,853,309
5,623,655
4,224,475
506,129
431,486
91,025,006
52,460,645
8,192,250
4,474,062
4,200,429
2,662,586
378,039
319,990
6,612,331
5,007,316
595,110
627,771
D Data Included in Haul to avoid .disclosure of individual operations.
County Table 10a.-GOATS AND KIDS ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Goats and klda of all agea farms reporting 1959.
1950.
number. 19 59.
1950.
Under IX head Carms reporting 1959 .
100 to 499 head farms reporting 1959.
500 to 999 head farms report Ing 1959 .
1,000 to 1,999 head farms reporting 1959.
2,000 or more head farms reporting 1959.
Goats and kids sold alive farms reporting 1959.
number 1959.
doUars 1959.
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Part 1 of 4
County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
(For definitions and explHnatico
Taro, dryland.
farms reporting 1959.
19.49.
acres 1959.
1949.
hundredweight 1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
hundredweight 1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
hundredweight
tons, green weight
sales, tons, green weight
Alfalfa for forage.
.farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
ns , green weight 1959 .
ns, green weight 1959.
Sugarcane farms reporting 1959..
1949..
acres in crop, December 1959..
December 1949. .
Harvested acres 1959..
1949..
tons 1959..
1949. .
Pineapples farms reporting 1959. .
1950..
acres in crop, June 1, 1959..
April 1, 1950..
Fallow or between cycles
of crops farms reporting 1959. .
1949..
acres, June 1, 1959..
April 1, 1950..
Harvested farms reporting, June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959..
January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949..
Acres June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959. .
January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949..
Tons June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959..
January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949..
Irish potatoes for home use or for sale.. farms reporting 1959..
1949..
acres 1959^.
1949'.
hundredweight 1959 . .
1949 . .
sales, hundredweight 1959..
Sweetpotatoes for home use or for sale... farms reporting 1959..
1949 . .
acres 1959'.
1949I.
hundredweight 1959 . .
1949. .
sales, hundredweight 1959..
Field com farms reporting 1959. .
1949..
acres 1959..
1949..
hundredweight 1959..
1949..
sales, hundredweight 1959..
Peanuts farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959..
hundredweight 1959..
sales, hundredweight 1959..
I/3tus roots farms reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
hundredweight 1959..
sales, hundredweight 1959..
Ginger roots farms reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
sales, dollars 1959..
Other field crops farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
hundredweight 1959 . .
sales, hundredweight 1959..
2,874
6,585
2,641
94,179
100,482
92,984
1,216
5,146
13,050
1,562
7,801
5,039
1,130
1,163
220,048
210,047
110,224
108,298
9,391,223
7,888,526
116
44,352
37,567
1,009,804
654,915
12,033
12,177
10,672
2,432
3,135
2,093
8,390
12,694
8,370
1,108
1,138
97,971
94,530
47,446
48,266
4,363,961
2,963,366
24,466
54,136
24,418
33,348
35,659
16,789
18,269
1,325,810
1,691,054
14,339
11,529
338,382
231,997
9,826
6,255
9,059
2,874
6,577
2,641
43,782
26,096
43,232
1,086
3,253
1,954
13
13
46,374
43,672
23,673
23,723
1,720,9
1,788,599
41
4,266
2,933
98,310
56,983
Stub items continued
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County Table 11. -FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Part 2 of 4
(For def Inltlcais
Item
and explanations, see tert)
The State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kalawao
Kauai
Usui
1
2
Vegetables for home use and tot sale
(ottier llian Irisli and s«eet potatoes)
Vegetables harvested for
heme use farms reporting 1959...
1949 . . .
2,674
2,888
1,500
1,354
598
968
2
268
145
306
421
3
I
Vegetables harvested for
sale fapns reporting 1959.. .
1949...
acres 1959...
1949...
2,758
1,222
3,795
4,981
695
304
1,162
1,356
1,052
631
1,389
2,145
4
(Z)
356
95
173
226
649
192
1,071
1,254
7
8
sales, dollars 1959...
1949...
3,194,345
2,674,809
736,005
818,719
1,485,563
1,069,469
1,110
172,732
1A5,771
796,935
640,850
9
Beans (green, string,
yardlcKg, and wax)...
farms reporting 1959 .. .
302
506
218
381
76
109
34
63
121
270
134
256
2
(z)
43
42
17
22
60
10
11
12
1949 . . .
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
85
33
40
13
sales , dollars 1959 .. .
176,745
15,588
119,771
160
11,562
31,664
U
15
16
17
Beans (llina and soy)..
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1949 . . .
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
21
81
6
23
4
7
(2)
1
16
66
5
19
1
5
1
1
"'3
2
16
sales, dollars 1959...
4,347
110
3,925
312
19
Broccoli
farro reporting 1959. . .
69
110
104
99
19
25
33
47
34
57
59
33
3
1
(Z)
(Z)
13
20
21
22
1949 . . .
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
27
12
19
23
sales, dollars 1959...
54,299
9,614
39,846
97
4,742
24
25
26
27
Cabbage, Chinese
f anna reporting 1959 .. .
1949 . . .
acrea 1959...
1949 . . .
192
373
361
353
48
85
155
77
74
195
115
191
16
24
6
7
54
69
85
76
28
sales, doUars 19W...
229,252
86,282
84,651
5,463
52,656
29
30
31
32
Cabbage , head
farae reportljig 1959 . . .
1949 . . .
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
183
328
503
672
57
98
110
213
X
94
19
61
2
(Z)
34
37
6
23
60
99
366
375
33
sales , dollars 1959 .. .
258,603
35,220
7,368
500
5,112
210,403
34
35
36
37
Carrots
farms reporting 1959 .. .
1949 . . .
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
94
241
77
210
28
69
17
52
9
72
10
37
7
19
1
5
50
61
49
116
38
sales, dollars 1959...
37,326
5,468
3,976
360
27,504
39
Com green
f arns reporting 1959. . .
136
204
166
353
30
35
19
21
52
112
107
246
2
(Z)
22
17
6
19
30
40
41
42
1949...
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
40
34
67
43
sales, dollars 1959...
139,057
5,184
117,650
70
1,838
14,315
44
Cucvimbera
f anu reporting 1959 .. .
229
233
250
287
58
66
72
119
76
79
85
99
54
19
47
27
41
45
46
47
1949...
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
47
46
42
48
sales, dollars 1959...
220,696
58,226
74,063
38,665
49,742
49
DBikon
f arw reporting 1959 . . .
140
254
274
326
37
65
209
222
77
145
58
83
6
It;
1
3
20
50
51
52
1949...
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
34
6
18
53
sales, dollars 1959...
134,364
77,182
54,271
375
2,536
54
Lettuce
farms reporting 1959...
163
247
370
376
43
50
189
250
74
150
130
104
2
(z)
15
5
3
1
29
55
56
57
1949 . . .
acres 1959 . . .
1949 . . .
42
46
21
56
sales, doUars 1959...
276,125
103,038
137,619
100
3,718
31,650
59
60
61
62
Onions, dry
farms reporting 1959 .. .
1949...
acres 1959...
1949 . . .
83
86
136
81
2
4
(2)
2
14
25
18
15
3
(Z)
67
54
U6
64
63
sales , dollars 1959 .. .
118,466
405
23,761
94,320
64
Tomatoes
farms reporting 1959 .. .
239
368
296
562
44
95
74
57
72
144
76
199
2
(Z)
64
31
35
76
57
65
66
67
1949...
acres 1959...
1949...
98
111
250
66
sales , doUars 1959 .. .
400,306
102,343
Ul,267
120
48,152
136,426
69
70
71
72
Watennelons
farms reporting 1959 .. .
1949 . . .
acrea 1959...
1949...
94
151
321
596
5
18
15
55
55
112
230
473
15
11
20
17
19
10
56
51
73
sales, dollars 1959...
251,473
7,800
161,389
28,774
53,510
Z Reported In small fractla
Stub Items cantlsned
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County Table 11.
Part 3 of 4
-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
(For deflnltlo]
Tree fruits, nuts, and coffee:^
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit orchards, coffee
plantations, and planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Avocados f anus reporting
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Bananas (all varieties) acres
Hills not of bearing age number
Hills of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Cooking bananas fanns reporting
Hills not of bearing age number
Hills of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Eating bananas fanns reporting
Hills not of bearing age number
Hills of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, poiinds
Guavas farms reporting
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age . ; number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Mangoes fanns reporting
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Papayas fanns reporting
Plants not of bearing age number
Plants of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Passion fruit fanns reporting
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds
sales, pounds
Coffee fajins reporting
Trees not of bearing age number
Trees of bearing age number
Quantity harvested pounds (parchment)
sales, pounds (parchment)
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959 .
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959 .
1959 .
1959 .
1959 .
1959.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949 .
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949 .
1959.
1959 .
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
1949.
1959.
2,653
1,434
15,298
7,602
326
299
6,691
3,602
U,068
12,155
1,085,907
531,016
1,020,770
1,130
1,137
65,955
200,441
425,718
269,990
7,974,589
5,363,791
7,615,404
530
63
3,075
6,949
152,044
88,360
1,508
1,067
62,880
418,769
7,822,545
7,527,0«
168
100
7,516
20,138
448,096
433,160
476
279
8,663
3,971
13,882
11,204
358,300
281,394
211,809
1,040
824
1,092
907
130,664
193,017
270,255
158,716
12,005,550
3,809,371
11,722,299
318
110
23,105
774,866
744,528
1,357
686
7,757
3,403
384,511
17,870
3,648,075
2,393,197
10,005,104
4,648,155
9,953,475
249
236
4,315
3,031
8,903
10,209
973,374
436,994
927,217
270
160
12,679
20,017
46,757
28,395
699,275
242.500
533,254
456
53
1,383
5,842
125,665
70,145
11,296
40,915
573,610
463,109
1,247
1,507
3,193
1,850
1,428
365
2,793
2,585
98,289
57,705
27,950
682
786
80
92,350
7,739
198,869
19,112
7,348,140
461,539
7,649,750
219
85
17,072
594,064
575,845
1,330
681
7,753
3,403
384,243
17,849
3,646,855
2,393,077
10,003,897
4,643,155
9,952,975
22,786
43,687
18,525
665
870
15,693
165,529
360,395
226,254
6,785,449
4,752,835
6,641,423
32
15,031
359,762
6,779,470
6,637,283
6,251
18,505
444,189
431,U0
1,619
635
1,995
1,675
43,055
34,917
16,480
207
251
786
27,535
181,304
60,438
132,409
3,933,215
3,228,479
3,867,934
41
15
4,174
161,598
152,258
12,825
13,360
10,184
103
19
20,284
3,301
8,404
2,918
261,294
77,950
229,559
20
19,557
3,170
247,364
220,629
58,480
14,295
22,900
11
10
1,813
2,480
1,714
3,140
58,540
30,636
44,100
11
(Z)
D Data Included In Maul to
Z Reported In small fractli
*Doea not Include data for fanos with li
dlscloaure of Individual operations.
than 20 trees .
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CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
109
Part 4 of 4
text)
Tree fruits, nuts, and coffee -Continued
Macadamla nuts farms reporting 1959 .
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Trees not of bearing age mmber 1959 .
1949.
Trees of bearing age number 1959 .
1949.
Quantity harvested pounds (husked unshelled) 1959 .
1949.
sales, pounds (husked unshelled) 1959.
Cltrtis fruits:
Oranges farms reporting 1959.
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Trees not of bearing age number 1959 .
1949.
Trees of bearing age number 1959 .
1949.
Quantity harvested - poimda 1959.
1949.
Bales, pounds 1959.
Tangerines farms reporting 1959 .
1949.
acres 1959.
1949.
Trees not of bearing age number 1939 .
1949.
Trees of bearing age number 1959 .
1949.
^lantity harvested pounds 1959.
1949.
sales, pounds 1959.
407
3,727
1,161
132,M6
33,675
128,368
49,605
2,015,301
703,931
2,000,349
1,347
915
142
94
5,461
1,603
7,468
5,516
466,201
178,777
337,919
861
3,746
726
5,889
2,496
498,176
99,079
435,664
3,298
929
118,942
28,812
Ul,084
. 35,618
1,851,369
478,105
1,841,874
1,058
785
113
78
4,026
1,339
6,276
4,845
426,145
160,492
309,919
609
2,968
626
5,022
2,320
460,403
96,652
409,068
116
143
2,827
1,050
7,835
10,8
58,468
157,496
55,140
78
159
83
2,831
3,238
8,368
2,921
89,370
64,390
88,650
69
12,100
2,850
7,810
16,094
3,940
14,685
25,036
13,120
19,250
25, US
1,702
20,510
no
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table lla.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY OF CROPS HARVESTED FROM IRRIGATED
LAND: CENSUS OF 1959
(For definitions and explanations* see text)
Irrigated cropland harvested farms reporting .
CROPS FOR WHICH ENTIRE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
f arms reporting .
hundredweight .
ales, hundredweight.
....farms reporting.
Alfalfa for forage.
Sugarcane farms reporting .
acres in crop, December 1959.
Harvested ai
Pineapples farms reporting.
acres In crop, Jxme 1, 1959.
acres fallow or between cycles of crops, June 1, 1959.
Harvested acres, June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959.
tons, June 1, 1958 to May 31, 1959.
Vegetables harvested for sale a
Beans, green farms reporting.
Broccoli farms reporting.
Cabbage , Chinese farms reporting .
Cabbage , head farms reporting .
Carrots farms reporting .
Corn, green farms reporting.
Daikon farms reporting.
Lettuce farms reporting .
Onions , dry farms reporting .
Tomatoes farms reporting .
Watermelons .
CROPS FOR WHICH ONLY A PART OF THE ACREAGE WAS IRRIGATED
Sugarcane farms reporting .
Harvested acres.
Pineapples
Harvested
Z Reported in small fractions.
; reporting.
1,206
72,703
2,87*;
2,6^1
17
1,544
7,611
5,039
19
100,364
51,588
3,724,028
21
3,125
2,573
2,320
1,085
4
33,239
16,726
1,323,906
2,874
2,641
5
1,086
3,253
1,954
10
24,753
12,546
419,668
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County Table 12.-FL0WERS. TREES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, AND FOREST PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS:
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1950
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kalawao
Kauai
Maul
Flowers, trees, ornamentals, and plants grown for sale:
1
Fmlt and nut trees, shrubs, vines, omanentals.
flowers, flowering plants, cultivated foliage.
flower seeds, bulbs, vegetable seeds, and
vegetable plants sold farms reporting 1959...
794
432
281
31
50
120,291
2
dollars 1959...
2,059,766
781,188
1,U6,329
41,458
3
1949...
1,333,755
385,075
903,618
6,201
38,861
^
Flowers, flowering plants, and
cultivated foliage dollars 1959...
1,953,551
771,943
1,036,722
38,181
111,705
5
1949...
1,173,876
361,642
776,360
5,502
30,372
6
Anthurlums farms reporting 1959...
365
266
88
'.
7
Plants sold number 1959. . .
45,»42
26,397
19,395
50
8
dollars 1959...
19,674
10,204
9,410
60
9
10
Flowers sold number 1959 . . .
2,586,264
195,925
1,367,632
91,868
1,207,058
102,124
dollars 1959...
4,546
1,349
7,028
584
11
Plants and flowers
sold dollars 1949. . .
63,584
27,768
34,021
605
1,190
12
Carnations farms reporting 1959...
86
2
48
10
26
13
Flowers sold hundreds 1959. . .
201,135
Ul
122,404
26,141
52,479
li
dollars 1959...
217,791
258
131,967
23,993
61,573
15
Wood roses farms reporting 1959. . .
31
19
7
2
3
16
Flowers sold dozens 1959. . .
93,328
79,380
8,598
4,030
1,320
17
dollars 1959...
52,264
43,353
7,131
1,230
550
18
Vanda-type orchids farms reporting 1959. . .
246
147
83
7
9
19
Plants sold number 1959. . .
562,654
426,3C'.
129,392
350
6,548
20
doUars 1959...
73,437
49,707
21,305
313
2,112
21
Flowers sold number 1959. . .
70,788,881
60,073,443
10,277,509
320,129
117,800
22
dollars 1959...
510,555
390,369
107,251
4,236
8,799
23
Flowers and plants sold dollars 1949...
368,538
277,236
90,747
540
15
2i
All other orchids faims reporting 1959. . .
167
79
78
7
3
25
Plants sold number 1959. . .
251,453
8,629
242,2fti
UO
430
26
doUars 1959...
178,066
13,221
163,955
320
570
27
Flowers sold number 1959. . .
663,669
338,067
316,305
8,962
335
28
doUars 1959...
159,480
82,023
76,066
1,316
75
29
Flowers and plants sold dollars 1949...
132,304
38,590
91,758
850
1,106
30
Lei flowers and other cut
flowers farms reporting 1959. . .
203
59
104
16
24
31
32
Flowers sold number 1959. . .
7,428,308
448,748
398,934
60,187
6,346,148
346,143
199,390
5,326
483,786
doUars 1959. . .
37,092
33
1949. . .
609,450
18,048
559,834
3,507
28,061
34
Cultivated foliage farms reporting 1959. . .
88
50
36
1
1
35
thousands sold 1959...
27,680
12,403
15,266
1
10
36
doUars 1959...
102, 5U
30,753
71,370
38
350
37
and omankentals farms reporting 1959...
124
38
69
8
9
38
1949...
223
84
114
9
16
39
acres 1959...
166
57
88
11
10
40
1949. . .
345
59
244
15
27
41
dollars 1959...
94,363
7,355
75,045
3,277
8,186
42
1949...
151,884
22,732
123,313
605
5,234
43
Fruit and nut trees sold. .farms reporting 1959...
34
6
20
2
6
44
number 1959...
8,140
403
3,803
1,200
2,734
45
dollars 1959...
21,164
1,048
9,888
3,120
7,108
46
amiba, vines, and onuimentals
sold farms reporting 1959 . . .
77
292,804
18
27,229
52
260,629
630
3
47
4,316
48
doUaxo 1959...
73,199
6,807
65,157
157
1,078
49
Flower seeds, bulbs, vegetable seeds.
and vegetable plants sold .. .farms reporting 1959...
13
5
7
1
50
1949...
8
1
1
2
51
acres 1959 . . .
2
2
(z)
(z)
(z)
52
1949...
3
2
1
53
doUars 1959...
6,852
1,390
5,062
400
54
1949...
7,995
701
3,»45
94
3,255
55
Any (west ptO^UCls cul and/or sold farms reporting 1959. . .
282
198
8
14
62
56
Sales of any forest
2
1,840
3
1,3U
57
58
products farms reporting 1959. . .
doUars 1959...
33
154,520
26
149,866
2
1,500
1949...
47,839
39,807
6,269
855
908
59
Sales of firewood, fence posts, and
2
sawlogs farms reporting 1959. . .
16
13
60
60
doUars 1959...
35,068
34,423
61
Sales of other
2
1,780
3
729
62
miscellaneous products. . .farms reporting 1959...
dollars 1959...
20
119,452
13
115,443
1,500
63
Firewood cut farms reporting 1959...
153
108
5
4
36
64
65
1949...
122
51
14
16
41
cords (4'i4'x8') 1959...
2,657
2,388
86
16
157
66
1949...
3,268
2,007
307
167
787
Sales farms reporting 1959...
8
5
1
^
68
cords (4'x4'x8') 1959...
1,188
1,157
4
27
69
70
71
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959. . .
1949...
180
162
126
90
1
3
10
18
43
51
number 1959...
64,096
54,468
200
1,165
8,263
72
1949...
120,530
93, 174
1,025
8,784
17, 547
Sales farms reporting 1959...
7
8,120
6
7,520
^
74
number 1959...
600
75
76
77
Sawlogs cut farms reporting 1959. . .
7
7
1949...
4
3
1
351
351
* *R
78
1949...
314
309
79
3
3
80
thousands of board feet 1959 .. .
322
322
Z Reported In small fracticns -
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(113)
114
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
142. 221. 223. and 224. rrqulrinf thai the inqulrira b» anawrrvd complrtrlr and j^*^ '■~« nj;^*'^"'*-
Mil. The etntua report cannot be uted for purpoaet of laxation. invetli- **^*'" ''"'
HAWAII
us DETAITIICIIT OF COHMUCE-
A 1 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE « QCQ
*** QUESTIONNAIRE: i^S^
noat. ^t :
II —OWNERSHIP .
WNKl
LAN
> All q
r^'i'
nd! »
• leUnd.
3. Ho
»■ m.ny
acres d
('/
no land
.< oti'iii'
(•) It
nlThryo""'
(b) It
"Yes,"
how roL
Include hoin«atead land ■
ark X in fAe aquare for "None" and Mkip to qutBtxon [4] )
igafc debt on the land and buildings
No a Ves U
r aepwale fields, meadowa.
•raT Include acres worked on ahares
(7/ "None," mark X arui ikxp to queatton [10].)
» Give the following information for each landlord:
Name of
landlord
»dm..
Address of landlord
(Post Office and Island)
Name of
landlord
lUalM4lOT4
»4fr..
Addreu of landlord
(Post Office and Island)
landlord
AcM fMtori w In
-^fr-
Address of landlord
(Post Office and Island)
how many
years was the
iigre«ment made?
(1)
(»)
«i
i(5>
,n!.,>.
-~m«n
LAND MANAGEO FOR OTHERS All questlona relate to land on this Island c
|I0] How many acres do you operate for others as a hired mana(«rT
(Enter the name and address of the employer under queation 4(a) If
the person in charge manag<>s land for others and also operates land
I relate to land <
on III.— CROPS HARVESTEP IN 1959
Include all crops har*esled in I9S9 on land in [his pla<
someone else. Report as harvested any crops, eicepi
January J, I960. Be sure to include (he landlord's whi
failure or which were nol harresled because of labor she
Do not include crops grown by you on any land now farm
of the same crop wer. made m 1959. report the total aer
sold, always include the landlord's share eicepi that use
FIELD CROPS:
14. Rice?
15. Dryland taro?
question 12) whet
her har
eapples and coffee, to be
Do not include crops «h
^r rented by others. If tw
r seed or feed on this plac
(I)
(2
How many acres
were or will be
How
harvested?
sled befo''
■ . eomplel.
>re harvest.
JLisij
-J-'-^-TiH
19. How
20. How
I sugarcane nc
■&A harvested /
I'l.NEAPPLKS:
ny pineapples grown on this place in J9i9?
(// ".Vo," mart X and tkip lo jiirilion [24].)
( // " 1 es." aniwir qutihoni 22 and 23.)
(b) How many acres of land used (or pineapples were (
between cycles ot crops on June I. l9S»f
ri241 Irish
f the following
sted in Hit [25. Sweeln
potatoes?
tpotato«s7
VKGETABLKS FUR HOMK USK AND FUR SALE:
26- Were any vegetables or truck crops
harvested in 1959 for home use? No Q Yes Q
27. Were any vegetables or truck crops
harvested In /S5» (or sale? No D Ves Q
(// ".Vo" /or jue.lion 27. mor» X and tk.p la ,iic.lion [««] )
'— ■"— ^■•";
-C
"».
(11
Acres harvested
or to be
harvested?
(Report tenths
(2)
of aalea?
28. Beans (green, siring.
yardlong. and wailr . .
N»
Vm
Were any of the following
D
D
a
D
D
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
D
a
D
D
a
D
a
a
a
D
D
a
a
n
Acras ; Tesiha
i 100
• 110
J /on
30. Burdock (gobo)'
no
s /oo
(If two or more planting,
of t^he same crop were
31. Chinese (Oriental) cabbage?.
; no
s /oo
32. Head cabbageT
: /lO
» m
«'i?Si"o('the'°seve™l" ' "" ''
: /lO
s /oo
/to
s /oo
35. Green eornT
no
» m
no
s /oo
■ no
s /oo
38. EggpUntT
l no
.« /no
i no
s /oo
no
$ /oo
i no
I /no
42. Peppers?
43. Tomaloea?
44. Watermelons? ....
i no
s /oo
no
s /oo
■ no
> /oo
45. Other?
..
no
s /oo
crews' RuIabagDs''
Hqitash? Turnips'*
Pumpkins^
GI**a>iM
no
» /oo
Mine
: no
« /oo
HAWAII
115
•) Were any fruit and nut trw«. shrubB. vine*, ori
Tin(( pUnU. cultivated foli*cr, flower seeda. bulb*.
ves«-t«ble pUiiU pewB oi> th» pUee (n l$S9 tmr Mle?
(// ".V«," md'A X and *ti
■tion* 47 (o 4t.)
in i95P—
tki Cu-rbU«bi
(d) VMda-lrrc •rcUda?
All •(b«r •rcUdsT
(f) CalllvBted (•UM«f
'kj Shnib*. vine*, and t
49. How mmny Ol (hf followir
flower* »9i4
or to be
p produced for ml* In t9t9i
None D Acnm .
■ Q Number .
Q Naraber .
{Acre« /lO ^ v»iii»
OR \ el
muLreet /2»e.S-
TRKt FRLIT8. SfTa, AND COFFtE TREf-S
[5»1 li there a toUl of M fruit tre«. nut tree*. »nd Cof!re tree* on Ihw (
(// >©," mori X «iM* iktp U, fM«l>»ii [M] )
(// "I'm." anawtr fvftieiu SI lA/9ufA «S )
SI. How miicf) laid m in bearinit ^nd
lonbearing fruit orcharda, grovea, and
eoffee plant inKB*
r (AcM fWthoni, i/ " >'r
No D Vea a
M. Oraafva!
Sa, Taaierlaea?
54. AvvcadaoT
'All type-.)
55. (•eUagbsaauar
&•. Ealinc baaaaaa?
S7. Caaraa*
M. Lr<-kee«T
S» Maac*eaT .
«l. Paaalaa frallT
<2. PlamaT
«a. Coffee <
(ITHER CROPS
[M] Are there
place— FMd cam*
(//"l'«.*a««
PeaaauT Lataa raaUT
harvested in iffSf on thi4
C7. Acre* la tUa place (copy ■
B from que«tK>n 12)<
CROPLAND:
H. How rr
"Xcl
place ahould h" classified in questKtrta U lo T(
il waa used in /fJ». Enter whole acre* )
in fields and tracu
- -> harveated in /»5»7
ly be obtained by adding field by field.
I from which any crop < '
■ acre" of land were in growing
fS9 that were aol hareaaUd?
any land m sugarcane, pineapple*, etc . from
> crop was har%e«ted in 19S9 )
)n how many acrm did all cra^ completely fall in t9S9T
(Include any land planted to cropa which were not harve
becauae of labor shortage, low pncr», or destruction from
cause lio not include land which waa replanted to a cr<
which waa harvested in I9&9 )
low many acrea of land that could be used for
roiM without additional clearing, draining, or
• used only for paatare (or grasing) in 19S9T
imgatiiig. we
72. How many a.
imgaling. we
■I paalared (orgrased) in I9S9f
WOODLAND:
OTHER LAN I.
7t. How man
i
I atbar paalareT
r and not woodland pasture )
mark X and tktp to fv«a(i«n [7<J )
(a) (Jf this other pasture, bo'
consider to be lapraead
(Improved by liming, I
Irrigating, draining, and
ending,
% weeds and brush.)
J. acres were In ^%m laU. bars lata.
laaaa. raada. dIuWa. and waatoUadr ■ None D
Add these acre* (questtooa U. C9. 70. 71, 72,
71. 74, 7i. and 7«) and enter the total here ■ —
7T. Of the acreage of other land (reported in 7g), how many acres are In—
(a) Laea Bawa without vegetation* . Acres .
(b) Palla, galcba*. atreaaibedsr Aerea .
r Farmsleads. kouseholds. roads. diUhea. wIndbreaksT A<-r<^
■HkbAMiBi^taMHfata
-irrk;ation
n" siTii J
7f. How many acres in
M. From how m.
crops harvest!
SI. What part of
r/ifai
I in question g7>. how
(// "A'one." mark X «wf tktp lo fufsfion [UJ )
s place were Irrigated by aprlaklars (hfa f«ar^
acres of Irrigated land werp
hit iraar7
(// ■Nofu.- fnark X and »ktp lo fiusfion CMJ)
from which crops were harvested
None D Acres .
irri<.>«ir . / All D p..
(;/ "AU," mark X aiul ■(<; a> fueUim [•2] )
{// "Pan," fipt betow mamt arid acr€» imgciid /or tacit crop.)
Nu
M ol crop IrrigAtedr
lrri»«t»<i?
N„
M of crop irrig«t«dT
Aem
iniKauar
(1)
(3)
(3)
(41
4g21 What percent of t
[allaa water used on tti
plaoe thl9 gaar was obtaii
- . %
(b) From a stream, lake, drainage dIUh, or reaervalr
directly by this farm or from another farm* . %
it) From a water or krigaUaa conpaar. or alher
Irrlgadan argaaliaUear ((;i>^nam«betow.) 7o
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (e) muat=IOO%.)
116
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
yi.—RACE, AGE, RESIDENCE, OFF FARM WORK, AND OTHER INCOME!
January 1. 1958.
;)FF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME:
family living with you have « nonfarm job.
No D Yes D
1911 How much was r^crived from th,- aale of cl
Srrwood. fence posla. aawlogs, lumber slaal, Chrlstni
' ierns. and uneulliTBted plknts sold in 19S9T
92. Fire wood T
93. Fence postsT
94. SawlogsT
■')—
^
(1)
How much
in l>5ir
(2)
How much
w/u gold
in JS5»7
Na
Yea
D
D
□
D
D
o
C«d.HH,ll
Caada
NamlM*
BavdraM
Saaidfaa.
Include all poultry ■
POULTRY:
)6. Are there any chickens, turkeys, or other poultry on this plai
W. If "No." were there any on this place any lime thit i/ear?
,lxon CIOSI)
a Numbe
Yes D
Yef. D
><1 other chickei
100. How man
102. How
■eping for I
103. Ho
. pullets, cockerels,
e sold thia year?
ken eifs
/ turkeys and turkey fryei
G Doiens .
D Number .
kens and lurke.
? sold thit i/ta'rT
uch wai
irkey hens n
I for others under
V on hand are you
jch was
year from the sale of turkeys.
, and their eifsT
e sold n Value of sales $_
SHEKP AND LAMBS
[1051 How many e«
Lambs under 1 year oli
Ewes 1 year old and o'
HORSES:
tlO«l How r
SHEEP AND LAMBS SHORN TUTS VEAR, ni5'.>
107, Were any sheep or lambs shorn thia year?
108. Wire any lambs shorn in I9i9?
109. Were any sheep shorn in 1959?
—
(1)
How mHi.y
(2)
How mtich
wool waa
shorn'
Na
Vaa
D
D
D
D
""""
Nambaa
Lb
GOATS AND GOAT MII.K
[IIOl How many gosts and kids of all x
IfSorxf.- mark X and itkip
? of goat milk sold in 79^9.*
D Nu
D *—
HOGS AND PIGS:
[112.] How many hogs and pigs of all a
(a) Since June t. thia year? Number
/(a) Since June 1. th
• born-- ^^j^i Before afune I. t
SOWS AND GILTS FARROWING:
Bulls, bull ck1t<
COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:
116. How manv cows and hellers
milked yetlerday?
« place yeaterday?
iilk cows and milk heifer
arts of milk were produced yeaterday?
None O Number ,
None D Number _
COW MILK SOLD;
[1191 Wa^any cow milk (.
sold in I9S9?
EES AND HONEY IN 195(1:
[1211 How many hives of bees did you own in 1959? Norn
(// -None.- mark X and tkip to queaUon [123] )
122. How many pounds of honey were produced in 1959 by your been''
INIMALS SOLD IN 1959:
Report all ssles from this plai
! whether made by j
' by others. Report
[IZ31 CalTcsT
124. Cattle, not counting calves?
125. Horses, colta, and ponies?
126. Hogs and pigs?
127. Sheep and lambsr .
I2fla Goats and kldsT
HAWAII
117
WW
t during 19S9.
I br you or by your landlord.
rFrliliiing malertkl* iitcd in i9S9* Non« Q A<
(//. ";Von«. " mark X and »kip to qu^Mion [ISOJ.)
Hay Biid cropland
I Other paatnre (nol
CoffeeT '-''"'
All other crops? , | Q | D
Ho
/lO
[130] I
131. Ho
f limed in 1959? None D Ac™" -
(// -Sont;' mark X and akip to quetlion [132] )
fig tnalerlalii was used in J959T Tons _
-rSeelion X.— SELECTED FARM EXPENDITl RES .
ANDUSE PRACTICES. 19S9J
KXPKNDJTrRKS In
11321 feed for
•stock *nd pouUn
>f cram, hay, mill
T roughages, ali
. fruil picking, spraying, and dusting )
135. Hired labor?
■ cash paymenia only )
13ft. Seeds, bulbs, planla. and treea*
137. Gaaollne and other pelroleam fuel and ell
r farm btisir
138. Purchaae of c
I (erilllter and
iraylnfl and duallng r
■<I»-U8E PRACTICK8
n XM— EQl IPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PUCE
EQl
^J>^
>(her owned by )
How mi
his plai
tlSZJ Eleflrlc motor
of 1 or mor- hors.-po«
153. Power-spraylnf
nd duallng machlnea?
154 Pick-up balers?
1S5. Field (orage barf
eslera Itw field rhuppi
KlUg,-
156. Molertrucka (include pic
157. Wheel Uaelora other tha
158. Garden Iraelora? -
15t. Crawler tractera (trscklH
1«0. AnloraoMlea?
Ifil. Telephone?
162. Home freeter (for quick freeiing
(I>o nol include refrinerators I
163. Milking maehlne?
164. Electric milk cooler!
165. Crop drier (for Krom, rorHK'>, or i
166. Power-e^raled elevator, convey
No D Ves D
No D Yes D
No D Yes D
167. Elcelricllr?
Yes, from a poniTlini- n Yes. f rum it Iionn- plant Q
(1) Hard Mirfacr* D p"»- Ho« mtinv miles to a
(2) Cravel, shell, shale, volcanic ^""^ -"^'•"^- ^""•*'
cinder, or improved dirt? , , . Q I Q l^«- llian 1 inilrOR
CK Uirt or unimproved? ^D | Whole mile-
(d) Garden tractora?
Equipment used i
person
iolnlly
Judicial District
Wkofumtthed the tf^foTmat>
in (Am rcporff (Mark ofu )
U
it»m»t D t^tMtr4 D
Wslftfcsv D 0*hm D (Otv aa— ) .
Date {montK and day)
Dntc (inonfA and dau)
118
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2 LISTINU
1
<
PART 1 -LIST Of PLACtS IN tD
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART III -KILLINI. Al I
i
I
i
A. LiH Ih* head of n-ery houwhold li»iBg m
•hi! ED
AND ALSO
n Li*i eytry p«rton. nof living in thii ED. who
ha* sgriculiural opcralioni in Ihi* ED
Don
iliii
perion
mcflibrr
of hU
hOUK-
lioU
raiKh)^
(>)
Did ihii ponoo o> inr iMobn ol hia hoonkoid
Don
Doea ih..
c:r"
IIOCll^
(SO..P
glMIt^
(4)
more
chickvA*.'
rurk«r«'
d«k».'
Anr
cropaf
(rioe?
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