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U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Part 7 — Counties
FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
New York
COUNTIES
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Superintendent ot Documents
AUG 3 1 1961
DEPOSITORY
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 (From May 1, 1961)
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, Chief
Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief
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
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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 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. Nicholls, 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 0. 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.
June 1961
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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.
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
NEW YORK
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
Page
History of the Census DC
Legal basis for the Census IX
Pretest of the 1959 Census IX
Training program for personnel for enumeration IX
Enumeration period DC
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization DC
The agriculture questionnaire DC
Agricultural operations X
Enumeration assignments and enumeration districts X
Enumerator's record book XI
Enumeration maps XI
Lists of special and large farms XI
Landlord- tenant questionnaire XI
Township sketch map XI
Field review 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 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
Of f -farm work and other income XVII
Equipment and facilities XVII
Farms by kind of road XVIII
Farm labor XVIII
Fertilizer and lime XVIII
Specified farm expenditures XDC
DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS— Continued
Crops
Page
Crops harvested XDC
Corn XDC
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 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 cows, cows 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
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VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table— Page
1. — Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 3
2 Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 4
3.— Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 6
4 Farm operators by color, age, residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 7
5 Specified farm expenditures and farm labor: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 8
6. — Livestock and poultry on farms, number and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 9
7 Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 10
8. — Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 11
9. — Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 18
10. — Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959 19
11. —Date of enumeration: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 19
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 20
13.— Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 21
14 Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by economic class of farm, Census of 1959 26
15.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by type of farm, Census of 1959 28
16.— Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by size of farm, Census of 1959 30
17 Farms and farm characteristics by economic class of farm: Census of 1959 32
18 Farms and farm characteristics of commercial farms by type of farm
by economic class of farm: Census of 1959 44
19. — Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959 92
20. — Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959 104
21. — Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959 116
22 Cash rent paid by cash tenants and share-cash tenants by economic class of farm: Census of 1959 126
23.— Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county and State by number of farms reporting, by levels 126
24 Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county and State totals for specified items 127
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1 Farms, acreage, and value: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 130
2 Number of farms, land in farms, and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 136
3 . — Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 142
4 Characteristics of commercial farms, Census of 1959 146
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 152
6 Equipment and facilities on farms and farm labor: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 158
7. — Use of fertilizer and lime on farms and farm expenditures: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 164
8. — Livestock and poultry on farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 170
9 Livestock and livestock products sold from farms and litters farrowed: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 176
10 Dairy nroducts and poultry and poultry products sold from farms : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 182
11. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 186
12. — Nursery and greenhouse products and forest products cut on farms: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 216
APPENDIX
The 1959 Census of Agriculture Questionnaire 224
Enumerator ' s Record Book 228
Index to tables 230
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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 1S50 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
: ntervals 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 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 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 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 30,000
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 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
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 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 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
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. 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-
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
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 20,751 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.
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 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 15,836 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 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 used 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 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
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 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 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
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.
Reliability 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 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 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 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 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 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-
rected (or supervised the correction if ) the questionnaires either
on the basis of information reported tor 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-
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 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.
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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 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
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 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 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 till questionnaires on the same basis as
in 1959. In 1950, agricultural operations were denned 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 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, 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. 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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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 nonagrieultural 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 eases, 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 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.
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
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
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'fferences 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 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
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 1954, 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 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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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. 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 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, 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.
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 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 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 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.
Corn. — 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 corn
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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 corn 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 1059, 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 pi-ocedure. 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 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 eases, 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 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 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. ( 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 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 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
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 products such as firewood
and f uelwood, 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
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 harvested 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.
Value 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.
IEBIGATION
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 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 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
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 cf
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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 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 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 Bow 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 Poultry
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.
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 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 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 1954 Censuses, 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
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 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 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
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 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 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 classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
b. 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 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 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."
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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 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 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.
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
Cash-grain
Tobacco
Cotton
Other field-crop.
Vegetable
Fruit-and-nut
Poultry .
Dairy _
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches.
GeneraL
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, 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 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 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 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 f uelwood Sheep and lambs
Pulpwood Goats and kids
1 Adjustment 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
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 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 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. 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.
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Chapter A
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
(i)
NEW YORK
State Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data on value of land and buildings for 1950, 1954, and 1!)50 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Farms number . .
Approximate land area (see text) acres . .
Proportion in forms percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
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 . .
acres. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to X9 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
SO to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 or more 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 pasture1 farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . . .farms reporting..
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes . . .farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) . . . .farms reporting. .
acres. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
Other pasture (not cropland and
not woodland)' farms reporting .
Improved pasture farms reporting .
acres .
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting .
Cropland, total8 farms reporting
Land pastured, total farms reporting .
Woodland, total .
. farms reporting .
Irrigated land in farms .farms reporting .
82,356
30,680,960
44.0
13,489,516
163.8
23,333
145.10
75,830
5,032,671
9,730
7,783
6,813
12,826
22,759
12,869
3,050
2,856
174
20
35,704
1,281,330
26,082
806,644
5,573
155,295
22,642
651,349
25,341
975,645
44,867
2,035,021
42,469
2,465,925
9,345
218,063
NA
892,280
78,867
7,120,645
64,327
4,722,900
58,621
3,010,666
1,741
57,997
105,714
30,684,160
49.1
15,070,832
142.6
15, 181
107.51
94,968
5,546,506
13,845
10,384
9,373
17,729
28,241
12,728
2,668
2,506
145
17
42,709
1,409,174
36,547
900,687
MA
NA
MA
NA
33,530
1,211,627
51,590
2,108,959
54,855
3,071,814
9,999
186,041
97,342
822,065
100,778
7,856,367
82,627
5,692,615
71,947
3,320,586
1,675
59,024
124,977
30,684,160
52.5
16,016,721
128.2
11,841
91.97
114,003
5,791,673
18,651
13,787
12,395
23,044
32,395
11,798
1,933
1,844
73
16
51,603
1,578,698
42,024
1,114,392
NA
MA
NA
■IA
39,865
1,361,541
59,428
2,110,934
62,821
3,125,881
NA
NA
113,029
933,602
119,061
8,484,763
97,828
6,066,120
82,690
3,472,475
149,490
30,674,560
57.3
17,568,471
117.5
7,275
61.90
140,324
6,921,549
27,787
15,965
14,250
26,531
39,095
14,496
2,200
2,071
111
18
27,511
704,651
NA
739,744
NA
NA
NA
NA
42,765
1,523,268
65,002
2,100,112
95,609
4,550,128
NA
NA
140,371
1,029,019
144, 576
8,365,944
120,451
6,778,047
92,767
3,623,380
646
10,316
153,238
30,674,560
56.0
17,170,337
112.1
6,180
55.16
145,270
6,581,296
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
92,436
2,779,979
NA
875, 571
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
150,646
10,236,846
NA
NA
99,815
3,022,323
567
5,948
177,025
30,498,560
61.3
18,685,741
105.6
5,905
55.95
172,301
7,388,398
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
86,980
2,066,424
NA
851,252
NA
NA
NA
NA
68,645
1,961,206
68,829
2,061,284
92,930
3,492,212
NA
NA
151,453
864,965
NA
10,306,074
NA
7,519,842
NA
4,022,490
NA
NA
159,806
30,498,560
59.0
17,979,633
112.5
8,234
73.19
154,864
6,958,936
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
• NA
92,031
2,375,854
NA
1,195,379
MA
NA
NA
«A
69,993
1,949,441
58,457
1,684,798
79,770
2,974,850
NA
NA
122,933
840,375
MA
10,530,169
NA
7,300,145
NA
3,634,239
188,754
30,498,560
63.2
19,269,926
102.1
7,243
70.95
NA
8,290,335
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
91,927
2,080,544
NA
797,328
NA
NA
NA
NA
77,350
2,025,249
66,926
1,780,380
94,323
3,297,710
NA
NA
NA
998,380
NA
11,168,207
NA
7,403,503
NA
3,805,629
NA
NA
193,195
30,498,560
67.7
20,632,803
106.8
7,376
69.07
NA
28, 147,816
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
UA
UA
NA
NA
MA
i!A
:ia
MA
MA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4, 160, 567
NA
NA
NA Not available. 1For the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, In the Census year; for all other Censuses, in the calendar year preceding the Census. 2Total acreage of crops for
which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn harvested for grain. 3Not
fully canparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. See text.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 and 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1959 .
(Oct.-Mov.)
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 farms ■. number
Under 10 acres number
I'nder 3 acres number
1 acre or less number
•2 acres number
3 to 9 acres number
3 acres number
4 acres number
5 acres number
fi acres number
7 acres number
8 acres number
9 acres number
10 to 49 acres numlier
10 to 29 acres number
30 to 49 acres number
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 139 acres .number
140 to 179 acres numlier
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to 499 acres ...number
500 to 999 acres number
1,000 or more acres numlier .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number.
2,000 or more acres number .
Land in farms acres
Average size of farm acres
I'nder 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 acres
Land in farms according to use: '
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
I'nder 10 acres farms reporting
acres
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
10 to 29 acres farms reporting
acres
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reporting
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
acres
180 to 219 acres farms report! ng
acres
220 to 259 acres farms report! ng
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
acres
2,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
82,354
4,850
1,806
1,094
712
3,044
571
481
605
440
334
367
246
12,569
7,012
5,557
6,182
8,643
12,234
9,693
7,564
5,629
12,227
2,417
346
294
13,526,411
164.2
19,178
347,351
NA
NA
361,022
726,765
1,430,851
1,530,469
1,496,633
1,344,012
4,183,313
1, 548, 292
538, 525
380,886
157,639
75,961
5,153,941
2,484
6,853
10,487
137,957
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,746
142,773
8,224
295,441
11,786
583,435
9,426
615,410
7,446
607,781
5,528
526,800
12,111
1,568,277
2,391
526,757
332
142,457
287
118,738
45
23,719
105,714
8,672
2,531
NA
NA
6,141
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18,074
10,363
7,711
8,667
11,874
16,428
12, 149
9,026
6,113
12,235
2,175
15,070,832
142.6
37,437
489,370
187,833
301,537
503,941
997,488
1,917,242
1,916,689
1,787,474
1,453,213
4,130,231
1,371,972
465,775
NA
:ia
94,968
5,546,506
4,131
11,661
14,614
182,561
7,987
69,349
6,627
113,212
7,822
191,505
11,183
393,926
15,860
764,014
11,867
740,820
8,893
679,567
6,049
545,847
12,113
1,467,778
2,143
445,346
293
123,481
NA
NA
NA
NA
124,780
10,435
2,831
NA
NA
7,604
NA
NA
NA
NA
23, 211
13,440
9,771
11,587
15,129
20,634
13,989
9,683
6,563
11,303
2,018
16,127,010
129.2
48,484
630,896
245, 516
385,380
674,641
1,268,861
2,401,267
2,203,491
1,913,849
1,560,669
3,778,954
1,271,500
374,398
KA
114,601
5,845,293
5,423
17,333
20,148
254,353
11,307
100,057
8,841
154,296
10,954
266,032
14,612
510,502
20,158
959,032
13,785
840,946
9,583
717,529
6,481
548,783
11,238
1,261,921
1,993
373,636
226
95,226
NA
NA
NA
NA
149,490
15,371
2,451
NA
NA
12,920
30,221
18,042
12,179
14,261
18,271
24,548
16, 204
10,672
6,567
11,404
1,739
17, 568, 471
117.5
74,206
789,912
318,439
471,473
824,866
1,529,661
2,841,588
2,549,870
2,109,753
1,559,436
3,797,504
1,076,736
414,939
NA
140, 324
6,921,549
11, 565
32,980
27,421
351,215
16,059
142,856
11,362
208,359
13,516
358,949
17,642
664,979
23,999
1,224,192
15,893
1,037,371
10,526
837,935
6,493
604,083
11,318
1,360,936
1,721
343,480
230
105,429
NA
NA
NA
NA
153,238
13,226
1,418
NA
NA
11,808
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
31, 163
18,036
13,127
15,881
20,993
27,313
16,980
10,641
6,118
9,557
1,196
170
NA
NA
17,170,337
112.1
68,242
832,066
321, 530
510, 536
918, 523
1,756,249
3,159,472
2,669,594
2,102,919
1,453,087
3,143,552
736,094
330, 539
NA
NA
145,270
6,581,296
10, 263
30,724
28, 574
377,915
16,232
147,802
12,342
230,113
15, 210
408, 591
20,411
770,117
26,740
1,332,133
16,700
1,049,004
10,499
789,340
6,063
530,473
9,467
1,031,481
1,181
207,358
162
54, 160
NA
NA
NA
NA
177,025
16,751
1,237
NA
NA
15,514
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
38,085
22,380
15,705
19,114
24,295
31,393
18,892
11,394
6,309
9,530
1,075
187
NA
NA
18,685,741
105.6
87,915
1,007,764
397, 254
610, 510
1,102,993
2,033,315
3,620,851
2,965,085
2,249,186
1,497,863
3,124,518
661,777
334,474
NA
172,301
7,388,398
NA
47, 590
NA
492,999
NA
200,412
NA
292,587
517,032
NA
923,892
NA
1,573,948
NA
1,195,312
NA
857,759
NA
545,399
NA
1,021,129
NA
172,898
NA
40,440
NA
NA
NA
NA
159,806
9,842
1,315
8,527
31,117
NA
NA
9,093
995
169
NA
NA
17,979,633
112.5
52,790
856,219
3,009,288
10,166,029
2,967,238
613,438
314,631
NA
154,864
6,958,936
NA
29,010
NA
432,702
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
31, 397,363
NA
918,561
38,107
NA
NA
NA
NA
188,754
15,087
406
NA
NA
14,681
NA
NA
41,066
NA
49, 538
8,447
871
146
NA
NA
19,269,926
102.1
83,515
1,092,750
NA
NA
3,562.420
2, 745, 597
539,896
259,716
NA
NA
NA
8,290,335
'1,8
NA
'4,727,287
NA
920,150
NA
137, 194
NA
34,360
NA
NA
NA
NA
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW YORK
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 ore based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Land in farms according to use '-Continued
Cropland, total farms reporting. . .
acres .. .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . ,
10 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting...
70 to 99 acres farms reportinc . . .
acres . . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
HO to 179 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting...
acres . . .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting...
acres . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Land pastured, total farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Under 10 acres farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting . . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting...
acres . . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . . .
acres.
180 to 219 acres farms reporting .
acres.
220 to 259 acres farms reporting .
acres .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting .
500 to 999 acres farms reportinc.
acres .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting .
acres .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting.
acres .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting .
acres .
78,803
7,211,634
2,839
8,935
11,541
216, 572
6,050
221,978
8,507
442,109
12,136
840,405
9,602
858,644
7,548
827,482
5,617
711,149
12,214
2,146,498
2,407
725,037
342
212,825
292
175,718
50
37,107
64,645
4,644,020
650
1,855
6,449
74, 518
4,302
89,507
6,823
208,328
10,727
460,133
8,932
533,707
7,133
549,818
5,373
512,315
11,710
1,541,751
2,239
520,640
307
151,448
263
113,067
44
38,381
2,020
64,472
311
687
505
6,165
183
4,646
181
6,015
238
7,583
121
5,540
95
5,573
56
4,765
202
13,940
100
6,802
28
2,756
25
2,381
3
375
100,778
7,856,367
5,329
19,254
17,035
308,843
8,489
308,450
11,736
589,854
16,329
1,095,285
12,087
1,031,383
9,001
939,105
6,104
744,928
12,207
2,008,938
2,162
619,108
299
191,219
HA
NA
NA
NA
82,627
5,692,615
1,875
5,583
9,638
115,032
6,443
144,783
9,856
318,081
14,824
687,237
11,391
748,047
8,561
713,909
5,887
597,437
11,796
1,695,113
2,074
523,868
282
143,525
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,675
59,024
231
498
422
6,528
170
5,017
186
8,455
177
8,552
122
5,234
71
3,708
55
3,272
154
10,640
64
4,840
23
2,280
NA
NA
NA
NA
119,454
8,597,234
6,937
25,729
22,155
404,207
11,420
422,327
14,993
776,155
20,513
1,396,518
13,943
1,201,258
9,643
1,026,572
6,537
786,178
11,298
1,829,787
1,788
582,306
227
146, 197
NA
NA
NA
NA
98,534
6,116,258
2,878
7,613
13,402
150,941
8,844
184,280
12,940
408,215
18,813
854, 569
13,216
870,228
9,284
771,651
6,327
654,316
10,923
1,607,977
1,697
495,135
210
111,333
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,219
31,567
128
342
386
4,620
133
3,519
156
5,255
145
5,244
89
3,074
41
1,770
34
1,396
73
4,084
21
1,191
13
1,072
NA
NA
NA
NA
144,476
8,365,944
12,466
40,171
28,973
448,855
13,996
455,999
18,035
818,504
24,385
1,474,271
16,107
1,231,885
10,631
998, 510
6,542
713,464
11,378
1,625,842
1,732
422,951
231
135,492
NA
NA
NA
NA
120,451
6,778,047
4,489
10, 572
19,365
197,700
11,899
249,986
16,370
512,695
23,032
1,043,145
15,563
1,023,131
10,311
871,547
6,401
660,492
11,127
1,645,600
1,675
429, 166
219
134,013
NA
NA
NA
NA
646
10,316
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
150,646
10,236,846
NA
45,677
NA
581,389
NA
630,379
NA
1,173,116
NA
2,033,639
NA
1,621,740
NA
1,228,114
NA
829,020
NA
1,652,360
NA
346,819
NA
94, 593
NA
NA
NA
NA
567
5,948
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,306,074
HA
61,474
HA
676,774
NA
708,486
NA
1,265,517
NA
2,159,619
NA
1,653,345
NA
1, 197, 583
HA
770,996
NA
1,471,923
NA
268,207
NA
72,150
HA
HA
NA
HA
7,519,642
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
HA
10,530,169
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
7,300,145
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11, 168, 207
HA
HA
HA
HA
7,403,503
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA Not available. xFor the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, in the Census year; for all other Censuses, in the calendar year preceding the Census. 2Total acreage of crops for
which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn harvested for grain. 50 to 99
acres. *100 to 259 acres. 5Not fully comparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. See text.
6
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]
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
ALL FARM OPERATORS
All farm 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. .
All land In farms 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 . .
All 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 . .
ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
White farm operators number . .
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
Managers ■ number . .
All tenants number . .
Proportion or 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 . .
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 . .
Cropland harvested acres . .
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres . .
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crop-shBre tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenants acres . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
ALL NONWHTTE FARM OPERATORS
Nonwhite farm 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 . .
Full owners BCTes . .
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 .
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 .
82,354
57,078
20,832
540
3,904
4.7
1,979
225
230
390
1,080
-13,526,411
7,703,263
4,960,541
237,004
625,603
318,089
49,065
30,740
89,070
138,639
5,153,941
2,660,211
2,163,273
66,177
264,280
141,226
22,800
13,470
38,255
48,529
82,134
56,893
20,812
540
3,889
4.7
1,964
225
230
390
1,080
13,505,386
7,687,478
4,956,866
237,004
624,038
316,524
49,065
30,740
89,070
138,639
5,147,401
2,655,551
2,161,928
66,177
263,745
140,691
22,800
13,470
38,255
48,529
220
185
20
15
6.8
15
21,025
15,785
3,675
1,565
1,565
6,540
4,660
1,345
535
535
105,671
78,547
21,511
585
5,028
4.8
2,211
250
310
890
1,367
15,103,719
9,490,394
4,589,689
251,830
771,806
308,294
47,090
52,665
194,980
168,777
5,591,089
3,202,031
1,995,942
80,675
312,441
128,520
24,750
24,270
83,615
51,286
105,271
78,222
21,471
585
4,993
4.7
2,191
250
310
890
1,352
15,069,299
9,464,409
4,584,464
251,830
768,596
307,134
47,090
52,665
194,980
166,727
5,582,849
3,196,441
1,993,587
80,675
312,146
128,365
24,750
24,270
83,615
51,146
400
325
40
35
8.8
20
34,420
25,985
5,225
3,210
1,160
8,240
5,590
2,355
295
155
124,977
97,576
18,934
833
7,634
6.1
3,072
301
519
1,472
2,270
16,016,721
10,926,664
3,711,798
308,221
1,070,038
392,670
50,589
56,856
297,950
271,973
5,791,673
3,715,678
1,559,375
96,532
420,088
155,291
24,774
27,409
123,411
89,203
124,602
97,261
18,890
831
7,620
6.1
3,066
301
519
1,469
2,265
15,982,379
10,900,530
3,705,778
307,739
1,068,332
391,910
50,589
56,856
297,400
271,577
5,779,439
3,706,850
1,556,736
96,385
419,468
154,967
24,774
27,409
123,326
88,992
375
315
44
2
14
3.7
6
3
5
34,342
26,134
6,020
482
1,706
760
550
396
12,234
8,828
2,639
147
620
324
149,490
116,070
19,045
2,038
12,337
8.3
6,049
160
3,797
2,331
17,568,471
11,872,320
3,445,889
656,841
1,593,421
649,982
25,197
648,133
270,109
6,921,549
4,449,469
1,593,903
219,265
658,912
255,596
12,640
288,544
102,132
148,828
115,494
19,015
2,032
12,287
8.3
6,017
160
3,793
2,317
17,523,745
11,835,764
3,442,958
655,746
1,589,277
647,398
25,197
647,709
268,973
6,905,746
4,437,174
1,592,366
218,890
657,316
254,576
12,640
288,388
101,712
662
576
30
6
50
7.6
32
4
U
44,726
36,556
2,931
1,095
4,144
2,584
1,136
15,803
12,295
1,537
375
1,596
1,020
85
211
156
420
153,238
117,972
14,128
1,594
19,544
12.8
10,024
458
6,289
2,773
17,170,337
12,008,289
2,321,754
449,786
2,390,508
1,002,833
70,063
1,007,582
310,030
6,581,296
4,458,911
1,021,630
1/45,630
955,125
381,335
32,142
443,459
152,671
117,494
14,103
1,589
19,485
12.8
9,984
456
6,284
2,761
17,128,816
11,976,549
2,318,799
448,704
2,384,764
1,000,001
69,797
1,006,718
308,248
6,569,627
4,450,759
1,020,240
145,275
953,353
380,271
32,002
443,167
97,913
567
478
25
5
59
10.4
40
2
12
41,521
31,740
2,955
1,082
5,744
2,832
266
864
1,782
11,669
8,152
1,390
355
1,772
1,064
140
292
276
177,025
133,746
15,603
2,574
25,102
1A.2
HA
NA
NA
NA
18,685,741
12,875,171
2,268 610
646,075
2,895,685
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,388,398
4,951,455
1,026,684
207,399
1,202,860
NA
NA
NA
NA
176,432
133,255
15,578
2,563
25,036
14.2
NA
NA
NA
18,643,764
12,844,100
2,266,478
644,846
2,888,340
NA
NA
NA
7,372,279
4,939,808
1,025,545
206,862
1,200,064
NA
NA
NA
NA
593
491
25
11
66
11.1
NA
NA
NA
NA
41,977
31,071
2,332
1,229
7,345
NA
NA
NA
16
119
11
647
1
1 S9
537
2
796
NA
NA
NA
NA
159,806
124,206
11,835
2,652
21,113
13.2
8,715
NA
NA
NA
17,979,633
12,773,720
1,802,835
622,001
2,781,077
945,092
NA
NA
NA
6,958,936
4,849,541
763,092
184,818
1,161,485
357,903
NA
NA
159,346
123,838
11,808
2,644
21,056
13.2
8,691
NA
NA
NA
17,942,248
12,746,969
1,800,402
620,611
2,774,266
942,639
NA
NA
NA
6,944,343
4,839,877
761,674
184,015
1,158,777
356,869
NA
NA
460
368
27
8
57
12.4
24
NA
NA
NA
37,385
26,751
2,433
1,390
6,811
2,453
NA
NA
NA
14,593
9,664
1,418
803
2,708
1,034
NA
NA
188,754
149,761
10,188
2,261
26,544
14.1
9,164
NA
NA
NA
19,269,926
14,002,751
1,456,463
496,168
3,314,544
903,652
NA
NA
NA
8,290,335
5,876,780
682,028
170,713
1,560,814
390,139
NA
NA Not available. 1For 1920, standing renters (renters paying a fixed quantity of products) were included with cash tenants. 2Total acreage of crops for which figures
are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn harvested for grala.
NEW YORK
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 ore based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
FARM OPERATORS
By color:
While number. .
Nepro number . .
Other nonwhite number . .
By age:
Under 25 years operators reporting . .
25 to 34 years operators reporting . .
35 to 44 years operators reporting..
45 to 54 years operators reporting . .
55 to 64 years operators reporting . .
65 or more years operators reporting . .
Average age years . .
Operators nol reporting age .number . .
By residence:
Residing on farm operated operators reporting . .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting . .
Operators not reporting residence number . .
By off-larm work:
Working off their farms, total operators reporting. .
1 to 49 days operators reporting. .
50 to 99 days operators reporting . .
100 or more days operators reporti ng . .
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
300 or more days operators reporti ng . .
Operators not working off their farm or
not reporting as to work off their farm number . .
By other income:
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
AND KIND OF ROAD
Gram combines farms reporting . .
number . .
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
number . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
number, .
Motortrucks farms reporting . .
number. .
Tractors farms reporting . .
number . .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
nurrber. .
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 . .
numher . ,
Garden tractors farms reporting .
number .
Automobiles farms reporting .
number .
*utomohile« and or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting .
Home freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Bulk-lypo 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 lmile 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 farm= reporting.
4 miles farms reporting .
5 or more miles farms reporting.
82,11B
127
111
1,233
8,896
18, S69
20, 829
18, 190
U, S76
60.8
673
74,436
3,946
3,924
36, 68?
6,796
2,913
26,974
4,389
St, 690
S8, 61,3
18, 028
18, 702
6,631
6,819
36, 039
36, 7 a
17,109
18, n<>b
47, 159
66,1,86
72,969
155, U4
70, 176
138, 670
£9,698
23, 567
10, 8 U
3,698
2,369
69,411
131, 149
6,719
7,521
15, 373
16, 874
73, 122
93, 150
78, 513
74,191
53, 981
45, 049
43, 690
7,271
2,4*5
37, 270
59
;-;>-
1:
;<
9
m
5
151
i
3gX
1
73/1
110
ne
105,338
175
201
1, 953
11, SCi
!!, 9i3
ss.as
SI, 693
19.119
50.7
hue
99,882
4,397
1,435
if, 97 i
9, 103
3, W
35, rn
S.ltS
30, 459
S3, 6S7
te.iu
IS, 99S
i,Sl!
i,7ee
U, 470
«. 574
11, ISC
11.7S9
63, 731)
71, 150
Si. S9i
Hi, i95
SO, 7SI
1S9, 7H
i7, 795
!!, SSS
6, Si!
1, 01S
l.tit
79, 956
1 U, 0-16
5, 030
5,705
13, 55S
li, 75i
Id, 97S
9S, 506
S7, 663
50, 1,31
51, U3
NA
NA
NA
NA
124,602
150
225
1,9!3
li, 97!
!6, 956
IS, 9S9
!7, S99
10, 37S
50. i
5, !63
116,557
5,660
2,760
S3, 7!S
10, S33
i,96S
37, 937
7,053
SO, SSi
7;, 05!
3S, 630
10, i9S
10, S30
1,795
i,sn
S,9W
9,117
HA
NA
56,610
7S.U0
SI, 9S5
119,30!
77, S3S
10S,66i
SS, 709
17, 077
148,828
662
2,867
16,973
29,836
38,296
33,737
26,536
50.9
1,245
139,323
8,954
1,213
46,817
4,540
3,280
38,997
6,108
32,889
102,673
S.5SS
5.SS3
NA
<1A
NA
NA
NA
NA
57,049
69,141
77,523
93,292
x77,523
S7.001
l65,303
'9,891
l2,329
76, f 66
NA
103, U3
S3, US
i,S77
NA
5,111
3, SS3
9,71!
NA
10,7iS
6, IIS
97, 19i
119,494
119, S95
144,948
110, S36
130,331
87, ess
78,484
29, 277
NA
50, S31
iO, 79!
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
eo
NA
,79i
NA
'.63S
NA
NA
6126,729
NA
617,996
NA
>
NA
} 617,654
NA
)
NA
342
152,671
152
415
2,124
13,977
27,349
39,243
34,909
28,578
52.1
7,058
139,335
8,089
5,814
46,934
11,502
5,663
29,769
9,829
19,940
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
48,522
55,285
53,230
58,906
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
113,913
139,718
NA
59,526
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
83,289
22,614
43,016
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
176,432
593
49,950
13,775
7,855
28,320
11,552
16,768
159,346
148
312
2,217
16,438
34,679
39,483
34,140
25,157
NA
7,692
49,036
17,318
6,962
24,756
9,166
15,590
110,770
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
54,084
58,974
37,790
40,369
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
115,010
141,916
NA
78,185
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
24,350
25,681
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
260,066
3 54, 989
*14,607
516,767
78,949
111,832
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available.
1Figures for 1945 are for all tractors.
Concrete, brick, asphalt, and macadam.
3Concrete or brick and macadam. Asphalt was not included.
*Includes sand-clay.
5Gravel .
6Distance to all-weather road. See text.
8
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data in Italics arc based on reports for only n sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Census of —
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
195*
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Machinehire farms reporting . .
dollars. .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Si to $199 farms reporting . .
5200 to$499 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $2.499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 ormore farms reporting..
Hired labor3 farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
$1 to S199 farms reporting. .
$200 to$499 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 to $19,999 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 and fertilizing
materials farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars . .
Lime and liming materials farms reporting. .
tons. .
dollars . .
FARM LABOR
Farm workers for specified week:*
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting. .
persons . .
Average per farm reporting persons. .
Family workers, including operators farms reporting. .
persons . .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting.
persons . ,
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons .
Workers hired by month farms reporting .
persons.
Workers hired by week farms reporting .
persons .
Workers hired by day farms reporting .
persons .
Workers hired by hour farms reporting .
persons .
Workers hired on piece-work basis . . farms reporting.
persons .
No report as to basis of payment. . . . 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 reporting .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
Seasonal hired workers farms reporting .
persons .
Farms by kind of workers during 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 workers 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 .
1 farm workers only farms .
67, 028
174,964,647
jj, see
41, ne, 079
39, 558
S, 856, 366
U, iU
11, 197
t,961
78S
lit
u
1,1, 9S1
93, 1,53, 1,7!
10, 989
7,8t9
5,933
7,395
5,370
S, 779
1,067
78, 680
36,903,655
42, 037
17, 6t3, 1,19
Si, 363
ill, 7t0
NA
ti, no
IU, 163
NA
71,, 166
157, 863
l.l
7t, 816
111,181,
71, 361
S8,60S
39, St I
to, su
i6, 679
7,39i
10, III
8,890
16, S56
1,116
1,896
S,l!6
11,681
97t
5,615
15,849
i8, I8i
10,1,06
3,107
l,t67
Sit
It?
7,38i
17,696
8,188
53,6lt
31,871
tO, 6H
1,117
II, 171,
It, 1,10
6,51,7
307
1,170
lie
118
87, 111
171, 649, 153
NA
NA
66, 323
11, 010, 013
60, IS!
,105, US
IS, 169
I, 633
6,691
9,716
i,699
l.ISi
l,07i
i8S
85, 188
31, 195, 1,1,3
NA
NA
So, 390
616, 900
17, 156, 616
«6, HO
510, 689
3, 788, 9S9
97, 584
Hi, 759
1.6
95, 830
150, 591
93, 298
lo, en
47, t93
17, 7iS
91,, ies
10,419
JS, 038
8,766
16, 311
l.Hi
6,eot
8,063
17, 387
3,708
29, 7it
17, 771
31, 970
11,817
3,157
1,611
632
253
n,i7i
61, 198
8,087
69,841
39, 829
IS, 060
1,951
26, 989
15, 377
10, 031
580
l,75i
NA
NA
101,063
109,761,865
67, 610
43, 366, 696
68, 117
11,160,715
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
68, 661
91,, Hi, 339
It, 6i7
n, tu
10, 751
It, 651
8,i00
91, 380
27,663,316
SI, 635
19, 706, 341
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
106, 316
307, 156
1.9
103, 141
151,, 409
98, 941
39, 781
66. i68
tl, Of j
4f, 7<6
16, 330
tl, 839
9, 181
li, 930
3,068
4,431
i, 477
9,061
674
1,730
355
7«7
21,, 848
41. 5ii
/7, 0/7
i,971
1,008
55/
161
6,934
11, 101
18, 461
77, 192
1,6, 361
27, 320
3,611
15, 949
17, 099
8, 181
689
3,076
NA
MA
123,164
145,792,293
76, 910
33, 894, 607
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IIA
80,847
79,651,812
30,082
16,577
13,545
13,784
6,859
9/„ »06
13, 345, 155
80, 6il
NA
16, 111, 168
36, 356
NA
1,617,787
133,539
230,728
1.7
131,380
188,796
128,588
44,546
60,208
25,829
41,932
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
15,951
107,710
t,9,5«5
;*5,681
2,444
23,670
17,249
6,073
348
2,159
NA
NA
119,657
59,905,711
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
73,243
37,958,608
87,847
10,154,356
NA
HA
78,666
333,107
8,841,464
39,992
467,416
1,850,591
132,922
254,499
1.9
125,521
190,463
NA
37,340
64,036
29,374
41,352
510,670
'19,577
(5)
'1,342
63,107
(6)
(6)
20,316
95,582
NA
NA
NA
29,939
NA
NA
7,401
NA
NA
170,780
299,982
1.8
164,866
232,231
NA
NA
47,831
67,751
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
MA
HA
6,245
122,949
NA
NA
NA
41,917
NA
NA
HA
5,914
NA
NA
131,917
77,399,938
MA
MA
HA
HA
90,455
45,421,486
MA
NA
NA
NA
81,424
287,959
NA
MA
NA
NA
145, 614
62,075,138
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
101,091
42,235,628
HA
MA
HA
HA
NA
NA
158,428
82,966,321
NA
121,256
49,345,689
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
113,578
HA
NA
NA
15,067,371
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
MA
NA
MA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
MA
NA
HA
MA
MA
NA
NA
NA
MA
HA
MA
NA
NA
MA
HA
NA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
HA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA Not available. 1For Censuses 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 included in
cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included. 3Census of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1954, week of September 26-0ctober 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. 6Separate data not available for workers hired by the hour or piece-work basis. Questionnaire called for other hired
labor including piecework and contract labor.
NEW YORK
State Table 6.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
9
[Data for number of livestock not fully comparable for the several Censuses. See textj
Item
see text)
Censu6 of—
(For definitions and explanations
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
450, 166, 186
303,764,468
349, 390, 932
319,280,573
173,376,040
136,055,697
221,595,519
169,416,605
312,039,176
-farms reporting. . .
59,913
78, 816
90,743
108,300
118, 148
137,418
131,919
NA
167,801
number . . .
2,022,726
2,228,978
2,021,993
2,170,273
1,927,305
1,919,163
2,220,139
1,836,900
2,144,244
value, dollars . . .
420,189,044
273,770,193
316,297,291
262,588,011
120,260,645
84,268,162
159,793,327
96,270,742
198,826,728
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
.farms reporting . . .
55,325
74,119
87,736
104,245
115,138
135,054
NA
NA
NA
number . . ,
1,221,142
1,341,687
1,250,318
1,504,469
1,374,140
1,325,966
1,185,769
1,387,710
1,502,325
value, dollars. . .
339,477,476
224,061,729
268,652,257
229,977,655
102,061,057
72,928,130
121,189,559
83,499,424
164,070,312
. farms reporting . . .
52,650
71,765
85,646
NA
114,738
NA
127,103
151,371
162,367
number. . .
1,173,285
1,297,048
1,217,596
NA
1,361,600
NA
1,172,546
1,370,060
1,481,918
value, dollars. . .
329,693,085
NA
NA
NA
101,390,869
NA
120,227,226
82,727,051
162,165,593
.farms reporting. . .
53,896
69,218
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
695,944
767,641
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
67, 506, 568
41,452,614
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, including steer
.farms reporting. . .
38,419
49,839
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
105,640
119,650
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars .. .
13,205,000
8,255,850
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
.farms reporting. . .
18,483
30,445
60,417
NA
107,032
128,240
120,758
156,502
NA
number. . .
47,211
66,897
138,144
228,948
275,281
319,899
326,309
447,265
543,494
value, dollars.. .
6,798,384
4,950,378
11,179,381
27,236,183
39,704,202
38,384,105
39,476,944
46,518,320
78,958,108
.farms reporting. . .
HA
NA
59,846
91,161
106,236
127, 139
NA
NA
171, 524
number. . .
NA
NA
136,346
226,689
271,917
315,110
320,460
440,203
536,171
value, dollars. ..
NA
NA
11,030,117
26,961,958
39,223,208
37,860,110
38,795,948
45,817,001
77,762,412
.farms reporting. . .
NA
NA
920
1,234
1,829
2,603
NA
NA
3,671
number. . .
NA
NA
1,798
2,259
3,364
4,789
5,849
7,062
7,323
value, dollars. . .
NA
NA
149,264
274,225
480,994
523,995
680,996
701,319
1,195,696
.farms reporting...
15,491
22,966
25,192
47,290
41, 536
49,945
38,224
59, 188
113,694
number. . .
165,927
163,764
167,782
256,765
194,708
189,871
220,826
259,189
600,560
value, dollars. . .
4,166,601
5,080,758
3,761,415
4,757,292
2,054,422
1,480,994
3,210,289
3,820,356
11,691,713
.farms reporting. . .
7,759
10,995
7,591
NA
NA
NA
9,600
NA
NA
number . . .
91,158
87,205
62,509
NA
NA
NA
74,636
NA
NA
value, dollars.. ,
1,549,686
3,598,273
756,606
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
.farms reporting.. .
10,875
16,091
20, 893
NA
41,536
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
74,769
76,559
105,273
NA
194,708
NA
146,190
NA
HA
value, dollars .. .
2,616,915
1,482,465
3,004,809
NA
2,054,422
NA
NA
NA
NA
. farms report) ng . . .
4,414
4,802
4,318
7,244
8,797
12,747
14,871
13,548
18,828
number. ..
188,566
194,314
155,461
252,340
285,172
385, 579
618,075
472,616
578,726
value, dollars . . .
2,960,584
3,031,978
2,775,282
2,230,050
2,051,043
1,792,942
5,670,783
5,457,397
7, 699, 791
.farms reporting. . .
3,370
3,805
2,789
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
12,298
number. . .
71,416
71,692
45,010
NA
NA
NA
191,465
133,197
152, 124
value, dollars. . .
1,142,656
1,147,072
751,523
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,718,483
.farms reporting. . .
4,009
4,324
4,126
NA
8,797
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
117, 150
122,622
110,451
NA
285,172
NA
426,610
339,419
426,602
value, dollars . . .
1,817,928
1,884,906
2,023,759
NA
2,051,043
NA
4,324,608
NA
5,981,308
.farms reporting. . .
3,883
4,179
4,016
5,932
7,973
11,502
NA
NA
17,656
number .. .
110,408
115,026
99,264
189,247
248,797
287,858
380,152
325,520
400,402
value, dollars. . .
1,656,120
1,725,390
1,824,673
1,607,067
1,826,288
1,338,540
3,839,976
NA
5,535,312
.farms reporting. . .
2,786
2,884
2,665
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
6,742
7,596
11,187
NA
36,375
NA
46,458
13,899
26,200
value, dollars. . .
161, 808
159,516
199,086
NA
224,755
NA
484, 632
NA
445,996
.farms reporting. . .
31, 832
54,645
72, 517
100,402
106,840
136,387
133,086
160,043
174,047
number. . .
10,611,028
12,371,134
10,351,954
13,356,205
11,190,414
12,648,459
11,953,862
13,408,720
10,414,600
value, dollars. . .
15,916,542
16,701,031
15,091,808
22,469,037
9,178,678
9,992,283
13,444,176
17,349,790
14,571,301
.farms reporting. . .
205
449
1,128
NA
3,383
6,385
NA
NA
11,376
number. . .
24,551
44,737
46,393
NA
45,798
47,314
NA
NA
57,644
value, dollars . . .
135,031
230,130
285,755
NA
127,050
137,211
NA
NA
291,535
NA Not available.
10 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 7.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1969 for livestock sold alive and dairy products sold are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars. ..
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hogs, and sheep) farms 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 . . .
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting. ..
number . . .
dollars. . .
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting . . .
number . . .
dollars . . .
Calves farms reporting . . .
number. . .
dollars . . ,
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting. .
number . . .
dollars .. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. . .
number. . .
dollars . . .
Sheep and Iambs 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 woo! - -
Other sheep shorn farms reporting . .
number shorn . .
pounds of wool . .
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 liUers . .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . .
number of litters . .
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD
Chickens sold farms reporting..
number . .
dollars. .
Broilers sold forms 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
Turkeys raised
Ducks sold...
Geese sold
Guineas sold
arms reporting . .
dollars . .
arms reporting . .
number . .
arms reporting. .
number. .
arms reporting . .
number. .
arms reporting . .
number . .
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Average sales per farm reporting dollars . .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting..
pounds . .
dollars . .
Cream sold farms reporting. .
pounds of huUerfat. .
dollars. .
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and
cheese sold farms reporting.
dollars .
554,346,761
58,287
75,193,090
409,060,775
19,433
70,092,896
54,874
1,025,381
67,295,223
40,737
266,496
51,618,015
48,849
758,885
15,677,208
1,867
6,427
1,110,179
4,925
155,880
4,832,280
3,276
139,672
1,955,408
3,624
126,396
973,642
428,407
333
7,991
45,973
3,524
118,405
927,669
3,996
25,800
3,106
12,979
2,827
12,821
13,700
18,208,001
13,973,816
423
11,186,895
9,620,730
13,433
7,021,106
4,353,086
16,970
116, 505,998
43,107,216
1,467
13,011,864
933
806,760
1,139
7,473,714
519
10,215
44
1,048
44,945
408,632,368
43,991
9,335,421,865
408,084,864
1,170
849,189
547,504
461,451,305
69,154
48,305,381
334, 853, 851
35,098
78,292,073
65,944
1,052,464
41,499,441
47,018
268,360
32,463,311
60,443
784,104
9,036,130
2,152
5,186
556,505
7,531
147,305
4,509,420
3,135
117,871
1,740,015
3,810
130,599
1,002,652
531,411
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,380
29,263
3,756
12,917
4,071
16,346
19,858
19,298,634
18,896,067
1,153
11,331,309
11,397,661
19,223
7,967,325
7,498,406
29,968
114,851,652
45,888,733
2,993
13,507,273
2,742
923,537
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
57,363
334,322,440
5,828
54,629
,504,863,451
333,368,150
2,734
1,883,676
954,290
80,305
63,918,573
321,904,845
48,274
80,424,728
75,598
972,145
56,103,949
50,986
277,736
43,799,021
68,330
694,409
12,304,928
6,709
14,622
888,481
14,725
193,217
5,164,577
3,101
98,499
1,761,566
3,548
104,419
756,772
352,998
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
7,574
23,619
30,402
15,734,885
20,266,278
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
41,752
95,386,567
47,914,781
4,116
12,243,669
2,738
671,240
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
l68,394
'319,323,051
'4,669
62,522
7,480,810,695
317,170,754
4,536
2,738,541
1,566,992
3,286
585,305
352,818,476
NA
283,250,167
69,998
69,568,309
79,700
924,122
27,025,447
NA
NA
18,530
230,690
3,968,211
4,169
140,976
1,314,954
5,632
NA
1,453,120
639,373
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,314
429,569
'77,812
'244,060,082
68,753
,120,125,347
2241,969,685
4,813
2,565,161
21, 190, 511
'5,685
2899,886
167,052,240
134,853,454
77,780
32,198,786
79,541
858,276
19.666,302
57,247
265,115
14,794,328
59,778
593,161
4,871,974
NA
NA
NA
14,406
178,942
2,050,463
6,124
185,755
1,225,984
7,790
254,137
1,853,665
431,974
NA
NA
MA
HA
NA
MA
NA
NA
,871
11,798
,691
30,205
NA
48,555
NA
12
176,942
NA
9
180,265
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
MA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,946
310,312
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'91,840
'111,656,707
'1,216
76,547
6,354,371,655
! 109, 442, 306
7,955
5,142,994
21, 140, 267
313,184
2 1,074, 134
11,540
329,091
2,407,315
577,756
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
12,192
24,852
246,244,535
13,000
411,223
2,940,972
1,076,493
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
MA
9,868
18,241
71,736
9,194,145
10,606,501
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
99,929
76,173,626
28,789,424
NA
8,348
166,721
'109,700
'168,091,055
'1,532
83,891
5,869,537,247
159,414,175
HA
!A
4,126,450
'24,759
'4,550,430
370,970
2,699,164
1,174,698
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
37,341
NA
4,754,115,355
A
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
!!A
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16,083
469,526
3,350,824
1,976,986
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
47,938
90,368
76,508
4,105,159
4,067,469
NA
NA
MA
133,808
40,455,153
20,185,619
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
'174,155,050
NA
94,263
4,929,192,787
159,005,454
NA
NA
6,170,616
'52,429
8,978,980
NA Not available.
'All dairy products sold.
2Published values for 1945 and 1940 were computed on the basis of average. prices,
products sold.
'Butter sold.
For this table, these values have been adjusted to equal the enumerated value of all dairy
NEW YORK
11
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:1 CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
All fauns number ■
Cropland harvested farms reporting .
acres . ,
Total value of crops harvested,
including horticultural specialties
and forest products dollars . .
Total value of crops sold, including
horticultural specialties and
forest products dollars. .
Com:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting..
acres. .
value, dollars . .
Harvested for grain. .. .farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Cut for silage farms reporting..
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder. . .farms reporting..
acres. .
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all
purposes farms reporting . .
acres . .
value, dollars . .
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Cut for silage farms reporting..
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons cut . .
Sales farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Harvested for sirup. .. .farms reporting..
acres . .
gallons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Small grains harvested:
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Oats farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Barley farms reporting, .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Rye farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Buckwheat farms reporting . .
acres..
bushels . .
value, dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Other grains farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
dollars . .
See footnotes at end of table .
Census of —
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
82,356
75,830
5,032,671
375,786.626
201,063,111
38,304
622,964
42,451,842
18,622
218,647
12,255,959
5,916
5,092,755
6,213,160
29,015
396,046
4,001,716
1,553
8,271
NA
4,249
235,495
87
1,990
1
64,910
347
3,779
36,396
47
383
1,345
1
(Z)
3
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
105,714
94,968
5,546,506
397,538,050
207,036,308
53,236
712,693
51,444,332
23,329
234,722
11,262,597
5,727
3,867,845
5,995,160
37,305
458,522
3,849,779
3,835
19,449
60
470
26,019
6
71
2,008
NA
1,125
54
399
2,901
1950
(April 1)
16,236
26,618
241,986
336,072
7,259,656
10,327,911
12,704,398
22,308,288
13,942
19,918
6,537,296
8,639,470
11,440,272
18,661,252
38,160
46,292
612,834
645,481
32,386,104
23,165,380
23,641,856
19,227,265
7,929
6,207
5,793,372
2,900,014
4,229,162
2,407,011
2,640
3,706
24,883
30,309
744,927
939,549
730,028
1,024,108
909
890
291,852
276,311
286,017
301,178
1,179
1,823
13,114
17,083
308,131
352,830
338,944
423,396
684
805
a2,913
217,169
234,209
260,603
1,842
4,920
17,870
40,353
291,449
700,730
320,594
700,730
892
1,620
198,494
387,983
218,344
387,983
499
NA
7,559
73,346
361,573
2,607,514
307,337
2,474,492
49
NA
28,711
124,434
24,406
117,779
124,977
114,003
5,791,673
349,386,934
164,152,371
62,023
623,532
39,096,670
29,021
163,045
7,703,216
32,459
753,717
31, 030,754
40,925
437,278
4,015,979
6,297
23,209
11
87
4,864
9
83
598
2
4
4
HA
385,274
10,337,917
18,511,972
NA
6,921,061
NA
45,823
563,728
16,220,320
12,490,949
4,035
1,287,723
NA
3,318
25,085
620,765
679,554
556
144,797
NA
1,652
16,013
295,038
413,052
701
150,355
NA
8,491
73,578
1,542,535
1,417,002
3,076
716,511
NA
NA
130,722
3,881,551
3,454,858
NA
179,877
NA
1945
(January 1)
149,490
140,324
6,921,549
359,202,570
77,108
690,068
32,480,423
26,407
136,983
4,865,106
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
385
1,660
73,158
12
68
1,503
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
330,998
8,578,310
13,206,873
NA
NA
NA
52,457
568,319
17,176,070
14,058,252
NA
NA
NA
4,221
28,901
729,865
848,109
NA
NA
NA
1,507
10,958
177,543
218,957
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
153,238
145,270
6,581,296
183,368,788
75,364,956
92,458
683,644
25,477,692
45,081
187, 613
6,859,795
NA
NA
NA
46,708
433,200
3,845,355
18,558
62,831
352
1,339
26,127
71
NA
NA
63
375
2,698
287
960
1,925
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
270,395
6,543,906
5,361,753
NA
NA
61,401
626,234
19,490,828
8,171,145
NA
NA
NA
8,609
61,897
1,432,322
769,227
NA
NA
NA
2,877
19,539
333,929
199,532
NA
NA
NA
16,679
133,305
1,956,050
1,234,693
NA
NA
NA
NA
199,281
6,248,250
2,971,339
NA
NA
NA
1935
(January 1)
177,025
172,301
7,388,398
108,091
698,360
NA
44,324
167,638
5,752,393
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,149
13,206
10
34
597
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
261,428
4,679,883
4,683,256
NA
NA
NA
66,781
622,787
16,916,379
9,473,172
NA
NA
NA
10,169
59,567
1,296,093
920,226
NA
NA
NA
3,730
24,448
332,084
278,951
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
228,508
6,310,975
3,912,861
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
159,806
154,864
6,958,936
96,300,314
89,491
557,873
NA
30,091
110,694
4,283,820
NA
NA
NA
40,834
340,063
2,923,935
NA
107,116
260
854
17,347
38
219
3,448
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
238,874
3,817,648
4,731,535
NA
NA
NA
61,523
558,462
12,775,284
7,224,714
NA
NA
NA
13,233
75,934
1,548,560
1,186,647
NA
NA
2,907
19,273
288,938
301,192
NA
NA
NA
26,053
171,044
2,452,508
2,416,235
NA
NA
NA
NA
258,156
6,156,615
4,713,668
NA
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
188,754
NA
8,290,335
109,883
652,716
NA
43,346
166, 697
6,081,326
NA
NA
NA
44,570
359,633
3,174,740
NA
927
NA
NA
175
3,792
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
313,792
5,841,393
8,693,910
NA
NA
NA
98,080
869,166
28,829,906
17,008,137
NA
NA
NA
16,468
86,070
2,590,852
2,503,151
NA
NA
NA
5,705
35,851
539,919
646,638
NA
NA
NA
39,334
217,819
4,294,815
4,533,437
NA
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
193,195
NA
28,147,816
NA
NA
NA
81,930
320,325
14,109,202
4,143
592,067
1,036,117
NA
NA
NA
'49,086
*177,833
NA
1,742
50,140
541
137
2,404
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
543
1,601
4,567
NA
NA
8
4
218
NA
NA
NA
463,461
9,136,268
20,556,621
NA
NA
NA
114,390
937,553
21,595,461
21,595,461
4,293
622,031
622,031
24,840
116,109
2,273,011
3,295,871
1,801
195,576
283,585
17,491
115,661
1,520,552
2,660,972
NA
NA
NA
53,061
217,946
3,901,481
6,242,370
NA
NA
NA
NA
128,795
3,125,608
3,753,878
NA
NA
NA
12
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 explanations, see text)
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
purposes farms reporting .
acres .
Harvested for beans ... .farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Hogged or grazed, or cut
for silage farms reporting .
acres .
value, dollars.
Plowed under for green
manure farms reporting .
acres .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting.
acres .
100-lb. bags.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Dry field and seed peas
harvested for peas farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Hay crops (see text):
Land from which hay was cut11 acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay
and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres.
tons . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of
clover and grasses cut
for hay farms reporting. .
acres..
tons. .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons. .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting. .
tons.,
dollars . .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
dollars . .
Grass silage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or
small grains farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons, green weight..
value, dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
417
4,508
158
2,178
39,283
71,888
57,353
17
123
350
7,175
361
233
2,081
39,539
21
126
3,590
86,104
859,996
10,061,953
10,010,354
3
44
1,080
2,700
2,700
2,965,281
29,374
904,874
2,016,751
47,393,649
4,699
195,997
42,125
1,534,818
2,548,073
52,235,497
6,272
219,381
4,497,325
4,886
37,712
68,800
1,410,400
132
1,864
38,221
12,283
349,820
494,573
8,655,028
1,772
49,678
869,380
8,388
138,057
875,138
5,469,613
829
10,862
541
8,504
94,038
225,691
117,360
54
310
504
12,096
849
166
1,240
42,160
97
808
6,857
125,482
1,180,865
10,745,872
10,638,415
25
198
3,308
7,443
6,699
3,104,478
32,146
820,333
1,733,581
44,206,316
3,880
119,722
3,052,907
57,766
1,845,201
3,096,043
65,016,903
5,707
160,525
3,371,025
4,516
32,102
45,606
912,120
54
773
15,460
12,540
283,698
387,587
6,976,566
962
21,113
380,034
8,530
123,144
763,125
4,960,312
956
7,261
471
4,282
75,577
155,719
NA
158
610
1,036
23,828
NA
247
1,785
53,550
108
584
11,406
165,575
1,646,307
11,324,624
NA
636
3,767
46,345
150,620
NA
"3,247,529
20,410
327,238
608,180
19,097,184
NA
79,164
2,305,847
3,152,485
86,170,528
NA
NA
NA
"105,531
62,667
"2,724,030
NA
NA
NA
21,140
463,013
499,602
12,497,202
NA
NA
NA
3,739
51,931
264,675
1,903,048
2,207
14,804
1,247
9,937
148,016
303,439
NA
872
4,466
7,764
141,461
NA
9,493
111,232
875,353
5,793,419
NA
214
1,574
20,447
71,570
NA
124,047,794
25,818
432,632
858,033
20,594,637
NA
NA
NA
88,961
2,635,109
3,757,168
78,082,721
NA
NA
NA
"84,815
16,045
122, 104,794
NA
NA
NA
NA
895,238
1,046,438
17,492,427
NA
2,885
18,186
1,253
7,525
97,373
112,899
NA
837
6,721
9,413
116,441
NA
'14,037
'134,677
1,263,074
4,253,118
NA
'185
'1,067
14,808
44,424
NA
123,710,485
28,157
331,670
566,442
9,030,496
NA
NA
97,153
2,363,199
2,850,941
36,750,329
NA
NA
NA
NA
12116,199
81,122
121,620,005
NA
NA
NA
NA
893,739
877,756
10,127,863
NA
NA
"464
"5,678
"28,694
"153,230
1,050
5, as
205
NA
11,768
20,006
NA
7,377
73,465
43,628
711,136
NA
18,099
"146,456
1,203,127
4,110,683
NA
"4, 229,959
26,600
290,333
461,044
8,529,314
NA
NA
130,485
3,290,808
3,060,405
48,660,440
NA
NA
NA
NA
"144,590
80,462
"1, 239,115
NA
NA
NA
NA
504,228
404,183
6,124,288
NA
469
3,241
NA
NA
3,781
9,266
NA
535
5,452
6,441
92,707
NA
14,136
"101,973
719,193
5,008,865
NA
24, 168,511
21,113
190,075
360,164
5,905,507
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,314,045
4,225,443
50,814,545
NA
NA
"116,455
65,824
"813,577
NA
NA
NA
NA
547,936
497,102
5,389,487
NA
NA
NA
1,846
NA
20,084
154,233
NA
NA
NA
893
NA
"6,042
NA
41,116
NA
133,630
NA
25, 100,273
20,926
198,031
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,961,627
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"114,697
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
825,918
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NEW YORK 13
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:1 CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting .
acres.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Birdsfoot trefoil seed. .. .farms reporting.
acres.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Bluegrass (June grass)
seed farms reporting.
acres .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Bromegrass seed farms reporting .
acres .
pounds.
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Clover seed:
Alsifce clover seed farms reporting.
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Red clover seed farms reporting.
acres .
bushels.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Sweetclover seed farms reporting .
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
White clover seed farms reporting.
acres .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Fescue seed farms reporting .
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Millet seed.. farms reporting.
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Ryegrass seed farms reporting.
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Sudangrass seed farms reporting.
acres.
pounds .
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Timothy seed farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Seles dollars .
Vetch seed farms reporting.
acres.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other field seed crops acres .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
288
2,530
3,676
58,816
47,136
393
5,858
380,224
342,202
289,375
1
50
2,500
150
150
5
26
4,120
742
666
4
41
2,530
455
419
1,006
12,363
20,548
287,672
215,762
3
99
12,180
1,096
1,091
4
56
6,715
2,887
2,854
1
400
24,000
3,600
3,582
43
299
203,575
20,358
19,928
11
139
57,783
5,200
5,003
12
42
24,210
968
873
727
7,884
27,341
150,376
143,182
6
13
1,800
180
30
75
2,997
2,877
139
1,076
842
23,246
13,949
428
6,373
467,536
514,290
385,718
60
10
37
4,860
535
374
77
3,838
883
529
1,351
15,736
17,345
426,687
277,350
7
40
4,400
484
291
1
6
720
446
13
67
27,830
1,392
974
9
63
26,349
3,425
2,399
15
71
15,544
1,399
980
576
4,690
14,908
IX, 170
93,922
1
17
3,000
480
336
243
4,367
2,867
309
2,089
1,977
53,377
NA
93
1,594
101,210
182,178
NA
20
168
12,130
4,367
NA
1,060
10,769
11,936
349,724
NA
11
77
11,070
1,661
NA
NA
19
64
10,751
430
NA
2
62
31,000
4,650
NA
41
7,170
574
NA
213
1,360
2,886
35,065
NA
1
28
1,300
195
NA
117
6,982
372
2,691
2,217
62,076
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
650
6,639
8,180
174,080
NA
599
4,244
4,610
51,629
NA
2
32
2,500
2,500
NA
753
4,957
"4,927
"43,847
NA
148
1,237
239,280
12,559
NA
NA
NA
NA
26,821
NA
42
166
254
3,740
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"1,058
NA
"9,824
NA
1516,326
NA
"198,687
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"216
"1,483
61,884,750
"68,414
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
350
2,123
2,988
9,286
NA
1
20
420
172
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
678
NA
5,202
174,278
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
94
NA
6273,700
16,422
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
754
NA
7,974
55,422
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
14
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
,1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
Other field crops harvested:
Hops fanos reporting. .
acreB . .
pounds..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Irish potatoes for home use or
for Bale farms reporting . .
acres17
hundredweight . .
value, dollars. .
Sales dollars . .
Popcorn farms reporting. .
acres . .
pounds ear corn..
value , dollars . .
Sales dollars . .
Root and grain crops hogged or
grazed, except corn, sorghums,
and soybeans farms reporting . .
acres . .
value, dollars..
Sunflower seed farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Sweet corn for seed farms reporting. .
acres . .
pounds. .
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 . .
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use20 farms reporting . .
value, dollars..
Vegetables harvested for
sale21 farms reporting. .
acres . .
Sales dollars . .
Asparagus farms reporting . .
acres. .
Beans, green lima farms reporting..
acres . .
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Beet6 (table) farms reporting..
acres . .
Broccoli farms reporting . .
acres . .
Brussels sprouts farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cabbage farms reporting..
acres . .
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting . .
acres . .
Carrots farms reporting . .
acres. .
Cauliflower farms reporting. .
acres . .
Celery farms reporting . .
acres . .
Chinese cabbage farms reporting . .
acres . .
Collards farms reporting. .
acres . .
See footnotes at end of table .
1
14
21,000
10,500
10,244
8,840
82,208
16^033,750
32,869,188
29,181,423
43
27
68,194
2,700
2,700
5
58
1,044
6
30
459
1,033
980
3
76
104,120
17,600
17,600
13
2,593
1,205
239,860,293
72,679,200
48,610
NA
8,010
174,573
35,891,360
423
490
353
1,204
1,692
50,325
882
4,731
345
2,639
126
545
2,076
10,467
1,012
1,111
894
2,137
779
5,369
254
1,859
3
99
96,784
58,070
58,070
23,558
87,726
16,816,730
33,178,804
28,046,701
95
78
129,711
10,377
10,168
51
443
12,404
3
9
83
228
228
37
8,900
1,157
1,157
135
29,349
23,459
265,136,382
74,634,640
69,345
NA
10,893
184,919
35,199,618
612
779
650
4,609
2,023
44,977
1,219
4,372
514
2,128
129
441
3,271
14,404
654
1,094
1,455
3,489
855
5,841
315
2,092
46
125
29
197
130,094
92, 367
NA
37,938
111,833
16,594,164
31,282,694
NA
316
259
486,000
42,765
NA
5
102
425
18475,469
NA
8242,701,752
s61,599,288
79,605
NA
15,919
206,830
37,154,197
783
1,191
957
4,855
2,512
35,606
1,798
5,323
385
708
250
553
4,277
17,583
1,179
1,536
2,133
4,356
1,454
6,905
696
2,425
76,017
191,563
17,265,394
44,510,575
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
178,988
NA
236,071,925
49,754,923
127,856
12,792,984
27,176
276,911
40,889,095
4,394
37,428
9,061
35,069
34
185
114,565
57,283
NA
99,875
188,672
14,954,953
19,869,068
NA
2,446
1,092
2,158,900
69,391
NA
289
970
9,702
228
285
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'1,511,479
NA
128,074,877
29,050,479
120,620
4,764,940
25,773
194,766
17,206,361
1,476
1,813
1,640
4,349
3,531
13,256
2,532
3,998
163
324
313
596
30,359
1,641
2,368
3,774
5,019
1,987
6,929
1,208
4,023
131,075
268,397
23,039,930
15,359,954
NA
NA
NA
17
7,920
1,267
115,606
212,400
12,867,262
32,407,797
NA
395
243
493,400
22,194
NA
92
334
NA
133
680
107,683
349
967
4,980,682
NA
35,280
231
564
181,552
NA
23,498,869
NA
2,057
NA
2,082
NA
382
NA
772
8
144
6,656
15
255
15,591
NA
809
NA
1,403
NA
42
NA
65
NA
308
NA
904
20
047
14,311
48
258
34,300
NA
1,339
NA
1,324
NA
2,233
tu
2,643
NA
1,165
NA
3,226
NA
1,749
:IA
5,123
NA
NA
NA
NA
140,610
285,586
23,283,385
20,921,788
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,777
34,675
1,428
1,608
NEW YORK 15
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:' CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Vegetables lor home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoesr-Contjnued
Vegetables harvested for sale "—Can.
Corn, sweet faims reporting.
acres .
Cucumbers and pickles. -farms reporting,
acres.
Dandelion greens farms reporting .
acres.
^Jgplant farms reporting .
acres .
Escarole, endive,
and chicory farms reporting.
acres.
Horseradish farms reporting .
acres .
Kale farms reporting.
acres .
Lettuce and romalne. .. -farms reporting,
acres .
Mustard greens farms reporting .
acres .
Onions, dry farms reporting.
acres.
Onions, green farms reporting.
acres .
Parsley farms reporting.
acres .
Parsnips farms reporting .
acres .
Peas , green farms reporting .
acres .
Peppers , sweet farms reporting .
acres .
Pumpkins farms reporting .
acres .
Radishes farms reporting.
acres . .
Rhubarb farms reporting .
acres .
Rutabagas farms reporting .
acres .
Spinach farms reporting .
acres . .
Squash farms reporting. .
acres . .
Swiss chard farms reporting . .
acres . .
Tomatoes farms reporting . .
acres . ,
Turnips farms reporting . .
acres . .
Watermelons farms reporting . .
acres . .
Mixed vegetables farms reporting..
acres . .
Other vegetables acres . .
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
Blackberries and
dewberries farms reporting .
acres .
quarts .
value, dollars.
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting..
acres . .
quarts . .
value, dollars..
Cranberries farms reporting . .
acres . .
quarts . ,
value, dollars..
Currants farms reporting. .
acres . .
quarts . ,
value, dollars..
Raspberries farms reporting . .
acres . ,
quarts . ,
value, dollars..
Strawberries farms reporting . .
acres . ,
quarts . .
value, dollars..
Other berries and small fruits acres . .
value, dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
Census of—
1959
( Oct . -Nov . )
4,148
38,984
1,635
3,909
27
58
77
65
103
191
5
14
15
32
786
3,733
1,272
12,588
147
200
86
103
33
119
1,219
10,758
1,007
1,020
526
835
193
394
131
172
22
39
393
2,315
1,701
2,521
72
60
3,346
14,869
123
283
125
91
32
26
115
77
51,820
17,100
90
135
71,465
32, 162
1
42
130,000
11,960
184
393
610,674
183,202
1,393
2,103
1,556,643
622,656
2,412
3,045
7,109,744
2,488,412
196
8,049
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
4,855
39,438
1,924
4,563
45
82
150
102
147
238
16
27
63
126
1,053
4,177
34
57
1,383
10,344
165
186
106
130
1,854
14,093
855
942
321
475
247
555
113
124
35
61
611
2,563
1,574
2,778
98
74
3,891
18,153
184
432
123
151
134
327
1950
(April 1)
110
97
67,379
22,910
134
339
159,559
63,825
3
101
443,200
50,968
297
540
1,293,243
323,311
1,805
3,313
2,689,539
1,129,607
3,006
3,647
7,891,559
2,840,964
12
3,056
6,733
48,743
2,525
4,633
64
110
241
221
191
288
11
13
89
166
1,44*
4,249
57
90
1,971
12,166
213
222
125
130
145
250
2,945
17,983
1,091
1,428
207
307
322
618
169
177
55
57
956
3,335
1,852
3,355
100
83
5,950
26,306
231
377
93
72
NA
NA
508
862
546,870
175,844
103
173
94,362
39,633
1
50
163,800
19,656
607
1,340
1,729,483
276,717
2,325
4,574
3,507,679
1,153,185
3,550
3,631
5,039,787
1,738,772
27
9,910
1945
{ January 1 )
9,085
54,705
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,825
37,565
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,356
34,724
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,058
671
320,666
97,071
254
1,135
141,005
52,149
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,247
7,914
5,304,211
1,961,658
5,093
3,494
4,704,075
1,756,092
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
8,247
38,339
3,619
5,374
26
62
494
313
NA
118
17
36
31
97
1,365
2,615
2,488
11,688
111
101
73
121
153
264
5,467
25,819
1,247
1,429
102
335
257
355
164
175
37
47
1,220
3,553
1,127
2,205
39
32
8,933
25,911
348
521
256
192
328
1,782
180
1935
(January 1)
1,136
583
462,912
57,117
88
78
81,446
11,006
13
111
176,454
17,676
944
1,209
1,720,645
185,463
9,112
8,426
8,991,573
1,098,065
10,097
5,328
11,008,656
1,175,791
1,308
37,143
17,067
42,020
12,971
25,557
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
431
363
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,621
4,571
6,228,595
685,145
NA
NA
11,861
33,146
6,305
6,453
NA
NA
50
53
2,527
5,254
NA
NA
3,388
7,535
131
81
48
64
79
91
8,220
29,381
"413
23390
53
96
90
164
72
72
NA
NA
1,639
2,747
488
569
NA
NA
9,774
18,031
352
356
204
189
2,714
8,477
3,284
1,198
787,669
138,820
66
356
65,887
9,884
5
3
1,190
172
1,853
1,306
2,469,941
330,776
12,484
7,837
7,173,706
1,281,422
11,994
4,727
7,883,204
1,438,634
266
12,501
1925
(January 1}
13,460
34,021
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,477
5,492
NA
NA
3,812
7,908
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,114
14,525
NA
NA
207
146
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
10,681
28,965
5,793
4,840
NA
NA
66
36
33
77
22
46
1,991
3,392
NA
NA
5,490
7,500
42
28
84
92
173
149
6,386
17,440
297
183
141
160
174
149
181
208
22
16
203
524
690
381
NA
NA
9,388
13,417
479
446
307
201
1,694
5,862
NA
5,334
NA
1,880
NA
1,711,546
NA
376, 541
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
76
NA
186
NA
106,850
NA
16,031
NA
4,144
NA
2,671
NA
3,321,583
NA
597,887
NA
17,402
NA
10,344
NA
11, 632, 591
NA
2,908,155
5,933
15,237
5,430
4,872
NA
8,579,563
NA
1,973,304
NA
459
NA
79,587
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definition? and explanations, see lest)
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)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting .
acres .
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.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cherries 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, sour 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, sweet 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 .
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 .
Peaches farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
number .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value , dollars .
Sales dollars .
Pears farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales : . . . .dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
9,856
155,384
6,930
3,260,439
2,444
706,005
6,430
2,554,434
4,924
18,616,772
25,132,642
24,201,807
NA
1,140,532
NA
188,659
NA
951,873
NA
48,635,196
3,236,847
3,236,847
3,068
970,601
833
143,692
2,779
826,909
2,138
38,010,703
2,280,641
2,280,641
2,512
169,931
766
44,967
2,187
124,964
1,583
10,624,493
956,206
956,206
4,157
19,840,688
839
1,206,031
3,909
18,634,657
3,513
161,934,600
9,716,081
9,716,081
2,963
567,894
1,079
111,196
2,499
456,698
1,982
693,011
1,801,828
1,801,828
3,609
442,537
1,081
123,408
3,082
319,129
2,082
584,395
1,344,110
1,344,110
14,477
174,446
10,750
3,494,701
3,881
560,429
9,468
2,934,272
6,055
18,371,352
32,149,866
32,149,866
NA
214,153
NA
970,825
NA
53,061,047
6,288,681
6,288,681
4,685
1,005,202
1,579
180,299
3,839
824,903
2,876
44,021,645
4,842,379
4,842,379
3,608
179,776
1,163
33,854
2,889
145,922
1,988
9,039,402
1,446,302
1,446,302
5,953
19,524,618
1,391
1,360,553
5,351
18,164,065
4,629
157,545,413
7,877,272
7,877,272
4,965
939,759
1,915
144,580
3,967
795,179
2,798
1,039,502
2,338,879
2,338,879
5,333
411,859
1,741
71,086
4,271
340,773
2,272
295,244
841,443
841,443
47,523
"226,334
38,025
4,975,665
11,392
719,195
32,862
4,256,470
25,104
16,874,911
17,864,767
NA
1,350,960
NA
344,194
NA
1,006,766
NA
30,536,631
3,329,218
NA
11,382
1,157,451
4,078
301,850
8,466
855,601
5,901
25,021,617
2,785,877
NA
7,667
193,509
2,769
42,344
5,461
151,165
3,621
5,515,014
543,341
NA
14,421
21,619,428
3,458
1,627,476
11,752
19,991,952
9,242
67,737,456
3,303,567
NA
11,728
1,278,007
5,225
266,794
8,234
1,011,213
6,166
1,234,380
1,979,049
NA
16,894
693,880
5,170
108,713
13,250
585,167
9,500
479,289
728,809
NA
34,008
280,309
53,531
6,573,889
NA
NA
NA
NA
14,812,448
25,421,699
NA
20,516
1,315,588
NA
NA
NA
37,858,469
3,708,506
18,644
24,416,596
NA
NA
NA
97,734,223
4,792,209
NA
13,795
1,702,655
NA
NA
NA
1,422,480
3,777,803
26,512
,194,732
NA
NA
NA
1,163,108
2,713,645
NA
39,439
287,622
61,540
6,581,561
13,694
1,204,430
57,290
5,377,131
50,027
19,732,173
9,502,441
NA
21,339
1,195,041
5,748
229,896
17,877
965,145
13,615
48,819,518
969,967
NA
17,595
1,028,639
NA
171,139
NA
857,500
NA
44,847,004
777,587
NA
9,334
166,402
NA
58,757
NA
107,645
NA
3,972,514
192,380
NA
16,823
25,421,129
2,303
1,022,691
15,253
24,398,438
13,653
113,680,299
2,034,407
NA
12,863
1,900,578
5,453
603,490
9,563
1,297,088
8,128
1,728,862
1,307,623
NA
25,101
1,256,567
4,866
131,436
21,947
1,125,131
18,191
1,025,707
884,136
NA
74,243
401,024
98,655
9,099,088
NA
7,683,831
13,555,726
14,911,299
43,420
1,399,869
NA
249,198
NA
1,150,671
NA
41,259,568
1,178,845
NA
NA
28,008
32,316,698
NA
610,382
NA
31,706,316
NA
121,575,850
1,823,638
NA
16,074
2,142,782
NA
440,392
NA
1,702,390
NA
98,288
211,319
NA
54,818
2,284,417
NA
219,048
NA
2,065,369
NA
1,442,934
1,226,494
NA
76,913
412,144
105,127
10,301,710
NA
2,017,203
NA
8,284,507
NA
13,991,729
15,267,922
NA
33,142
1,227,779
NA
352,026
NA
875,753
NA
29,329,664
1,958,831
NA
26,226
38,496,859
1,214,745
NA
37,282,114
NA
154,409,640
3,359,333
NA
18,968
2,469,219
NA
785,698
1,683,521
NA
1,044,534
1,747,498
NA
47, 568
2,450,272
NA
382,684
NA
2,067,588
NA
701,237
1,238,438
NA
147,816
11,890,817
NA
2,422,156
NA
9,468,661
NA
19,055,965
19,771,600
NA
52,963
34,874,038
27,385
3,297,454
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,954,480
3,023,366
NA
81,559
3,331,601
NEW YORK 17
State Table 8. -FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:1 CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Plums and prunes f anus reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Quinces farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting . ,
number . ,
Quantity harvested farms reporting . ,
bushels . ,
value , dollars . ,
Sales dollars . .
Chestnuts 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 . .
Walnuts, black
(planted) 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 fruits. Including berries and other
small fruits, and nuts sold dollars..
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
2,505
246,661
700
48,751
2,135
197,910
1,281
181,123
543,369
543,369
426
15,880
70
2,075
369
13,805
178
19,626
47,102
47,102
1,821
54
1,627
43
194
20
594
119
119
234
3,614
69
2,716
182
898
92
8,151
326
326
1,235
1,235
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
45,187,200
4,064
304,142
1,326
47,361
3,165
256,781
1,393
168,149
420,370
420,370
254
25,187
54
3,601
207
21,586
133
30,347
63,728
63,728
123
3,017
93
1,814
39
1,203
8
729
183
183
275
2,517
117
1,238
186
1,279
88
7,292
365
365
1,176
1,176
1950
(April 1)
54,416,604
44,256,365 54,416,604
11,302
415,601
4,083
93,990
8,150
321,611
4,650
238,466
496,564
NA
522
42,566
141
4,348
406
38,218
234
32,887
44,397
NA
56
4,590
42
2,518
18
2,072
6
1,330
266
NA
551
4,122
143
1,233
411
2,889
244
25,461
1,271
NA
1,564
NA
27,031,090
1945
(January 1)
15,280
433,021
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
152,427
591,822
NA
NA
35,755,257
1940
(April 1)
15,446
419,818
4,376
133,583
12,235
286,235
8,356
152,497
185,476
NA
618
60,058
136
8,621
507
51,437
387
40,754
38,808
NA
2
306
NA
256
NA
50
1
50
1
10
1
5
1
5
1
150
15
NA
1,423
NA
13,373,153
1935
(January 1)
33,551
504,085
NA
64,195
NA
439,890
NA
225, 117
303,908
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
34,622
535,739
NA
81,163
NA
454,576
NA
214,437
325,347
NA
1,556
69,779
NA
8,727
NA
61,052
NA
47,869
55,015
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
66,400
974,982
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tli
1920
(January 1)
NA
951,591
15,396
205,702
51,615
745,889
NA
244,294
659,598
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available. Z Reported in small fractions. 1Figures for cropland harvested and specified crops relate to the crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929,
1924, and 1919. 2Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the
acreage of corn harvested for grain. Value of corn and other corn products sold. 4Corn cut for forage. 'Farms reporting only sorghums for grain. 6Includes value of
sales for sorghums cut for silage. 7The 1944 and 1939 figures do not Include acres plowed under for green manure. The 1944 figures are for acres grown alone. 8For 1944,
soybeans and cowpeas harvested for hay. Prior to 1944, annual legumes saved for hay but excluding vetches In 1924. '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. 11For all Censuses, except 1950, obtained by adding the Individual hay crops. 12Includes oats cut for feeding unthreshed. 13Silage
crops other than corn and sorghums. 14Clover seed, except sweetclover. Clover seed, including sweetclover. 16Includes proso millet. 'For 1959, does not include
acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested; for 1954, does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested; for 1949, does not include acreage
for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. iaIncludes receipts from sale of pasture and grazing privileges. 19Includes the value of maple sirup and maple sugar produced.
Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, except for the 1920 Census which included potatoes for home use only. 2lExcludes Irish and sweet potatoes. Green lima beans
included with snap beans. 23Includes hot peppers. 2*For Censuses prior to 1950, small fruits harvested for home use or for sale. For 1959 and 1954, does not include
data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines. See text. 26Does not Include acreage for farms reporting less than l/2 acre. See text.
18 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1959
(Oct. -Nov. )
1954
(Oct. -Nov. )
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sate:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower
and vegetable seeds and plants, flowers,
and bulbs sold farms reporting .
dollars.
On farms with sales of
52,000 or more farms reporting .
dollars .
Nursery products (t/ees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting.
acres.
Sales dollars.
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and bedding plants farms reporting .
Grown under glass farms reporting .
square feet .
Grown in the open farms reporting .
acres.
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 .
acres.
Sales dollars .
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting .
dollars .
Sales of standing timber farms reporting .
dollars.
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting.
dollars.
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts, sawlogs,
veneer logs, and Christmas fees farms reporting.
dollars .
Sales of other miscellaneous
products farms reporting.
dollars .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting .
cords (4* X 4' x 8') .
Sales farms reporting .
cords (4* X 4' X 8').
Pulpwood sold farms reporting.
cords (4' X4* X8').
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.
Christmas trees sold farms reporting.
number.
Maple sirup made farms reporting.
gallons .
Buckets hung farms reporting .
number .
Maple sugar made farms reporting .
pounds .
2,814
42,103,892
1,474
41,194,487
948
12,859
11,730,518
1,878
1,516
17,694,176
773
2,432
24,931,653
793
662
6,275,795
164
755
5,441,721
22,929
'6,078
6,132,294
2,601
1,910,865
'4,333
4,221,429
4,244
2,814,483
'196
1,406,946
16,780
382,786
1,583
44,809
748
32,370
7,870
1,863,528
666
304,830
2,637
23,672
1,138
16,166
2,682
315,103
2,682
1,455,638
NA
37,757,778
NA
HA
839
7,596
8,737,835
1,853
1,466
17,717,496
904
1,913
23,570,655
955
751
5,828,306
306
1,633
5,449,288
NA
106,209
5,027,668
34,189
800,467
21,622
5,331,104
i39,032
376,009
4,636
396,804
"4,655
141,616,307
448
36,944
NA
NA
768
7,161
6,186,559
31,961
31,538
316,228,423
31,005
33,332
3 23, 537,742
1,127
936
6,103,044
360
1,558
4,761,669
NA
NA
3,881,826
1,981
1,017,691
NA
2,864,135
4,439
1,718,101
1,053
1,146,034
40,870
947,823
21,114
4,182,671
9,092
52,914
6,905
399,646
147,097
"2,114,010
636
36,283
'2,262
'20, 729, 540
10,757
3,846,372
MA
NA
2,731
13,336,509
549
6,890
3,575,448
NA
*1,827
'20,114,360
NA
NA
'8,635,559
NA
NA
NA
71,246
73,063
'1,125,502
NA
16,067
2,479,536
8,980
800,410
149,042
143,146,970
1,421
131,219
"27,155
J2, 943, 644
2,463
15,328,296
NA
21,043
NA
>IA
NA
26,900,438
NA
NA
NA
=1,850
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'8,427,858
lz36,564
26, 629, 674
89,064
1,839,030
30,283
5,629,259
10,384
115,293
NA
10,382
NA
612,580
NA
1410,485
NA
NA
NA
2,475
NA
297,871
105,818
1,904,322
NA Not available. 1Excludes data for farms unclassified as to type. 2Trees, plants, vines, etc., in nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs. 'Flowers and
flowering plants grown for sale. *Crops grown under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mushrooms. 'Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass;
and flowers grown in the open. 6Total square feet under glass. ^Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown in the open. 8Value of flower and
vegetable seeds; and vegetables and vegetable plants and mushrooms. 'Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup. l!T)oes not include farms reporting only maple
sirup and/or maple sugar sold. lxNot strictly comparable with other years as figures probably include some reports of firewood used on farms. 12Does not include value of
sales of maple sirup and maple sugar. l3Figures include sales of standing timber. 14Maple trees tapped.
NEW YORK
19
State Table 10.— CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 19541959 number
acres in place
Cropland harvested flares reporting
acres
Under 10 acres places reporting
10 or more acres places reporting
Operators by tenure:
Full owners number
Part owners and managers number
Tenants number
Operators by color:
White number
Nonwhite number
Operators by year began operation of present place:
1959 operators reporting
1 958 operators reporting
1957 operators reporting
1956 operators reporting
1951-1955 operators reporting
1950 or earlier .operators reporting
Operators by age:
Under 55 years operators reporting
55 to 64 years operators reporting
65 or more years operators reporti ng
Operators not reporting age number
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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 all ages places reporting
number
Cows, including heifers that have calved places reporting
number
Hogs and pigs places reporting
number
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting
number
Com harvested for all purposes places reporting
acres
Hay harvested places reporting
acres
3,668
127,184
1,508
5,156
1,468
40
3,341
126
201
3,652
16
182
173
214
193
757
2,067
2,123
674
866
5
902
94
94
148
2,415
15
3,332
2,236
4,587
1,568
1,738
750
1,868
1,774
78,226
177
362
932
3,288
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date— October 28
New York
Census of 1954
Census starting date — October 25
New York
Nov. 8-Nov. 14
Percent
(2)
(Z)
8
12
25
24
17
7
5
1
(z)
(z)
Percent of farms enumerated during—
Percent of famis enumerated during—
Ptrceni
(Z)
1
12
26
18
17
13
6
5
2
(z)
(z)
Z Less than 0.5.
20
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 for cattle and calves on hand, cows on hand, milk cows on hand, and animals sold alive are based on report? for only a sample of farms. See toxlj
(For definitions and explanations, see toxl)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Cattle and calves of all ages on hand famn
5 to 4.
5 to9.
10 to 49
10 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99
100 or more
100 to 199 . .
200 to 499 . .
500 or more .
Cows on hand, including heifers that have calved.
1
2
3 or 4
5to9
10 to 14
15 to 19
20 to 29
30 to 49
50 to74
75 to 99
100 to 199..
200 to 499..
500 or more .
Milk cows on hand. .
3or4
5 to9
10 to 14
15 to 19
20 to 29
30to49
50to74
75 to 99 ... .
100 to 199 . .
200 to 499 . .
500 or more .
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves .
lro4
5to9
10 to 19
20to29
30 to 39
40 to 49
50 to 99 ... .
100 to 199 . .
200 or more .
Calves sold alive. .
Ito4
5to9
10 to 19
20 to 29
30 to 39
40to49
50 to 99
100 or more . . .
100 to 199..
200 or more .
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand .
1 to!)
10to24
25to49
50to99
100 to 199....
200 to 499....
500 to 990....
1,000 or more .
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous year,
to November 30, Census year
10 or more
10 to 19
20 to 39
40 to 69....
70 to 99
100 or more.
reporting. .
number. .
* reporting . .
5 reporting . .
3 reporting. .
3 reporting. .
3 reporting. .
i reporting..
* reporting. .
3 reporting.,
s reporting..
5 reporting. .
5 reporting. .
j reporting . .
number . .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting, .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
number . .
reporting. .
reporting . .
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting, ,
reporting.,
reporting . ,
reporting.
reporting.
number.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
number,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
arms reporting. .
number. .
'amis reporting. ,
'arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting , .
s reporting. .
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting . .
arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting,
am.s reporting.
'arms reporting,
anus reporting.
'arms reporting.
60,273
2,075,243
1,642
5,662
5,782
33,171
8,690
24,481
11,865
2,151
1,930
207
14
56,079
1,253,862
5,027
3,612
3,186
4,377
5,344
6,274
12,017
11,889
3,379
563
385
25
1
53,575
1,206,337
4,916
3,399
2,776
3,837
5,066
6,094
11,751
11,613
3,227
533
340
23
40,743
266,425
23,529
10,347
4,676
1,206
401
203
267
85
29
48,847
758,326
8,548
9,533
15,992
8,699
3,398
1,507
1,046
124
112
12
15,491
165,927
12,560
1,662
646
356
157
90
16
4
3,996
1,090
782
407
352
180
215
110
125
66
669
412
169
61
15
12
79,449
2,254,551
3,553
9,926
8,561
44,777
NA
HA
11,081
1,551
NA
NA
NA
74,670
1,354,110
8,730
5,296
4,853
7,481
8,869
9,622
15,464
11,155
2,463
440
264
32
1
72,121
1,305,808
8,376
5,146
4,633
6,846
8,704
9,406
15,180
10,837
2,337
405
251
47,861
270,896
30,738
10,973
4,416
886
303
205
253
38
49
61,044
789,762
16,309
14,831
17,761
7,579
2,674
1,084
704
102
NA
NA
22,966
163,764
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,380
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
1 to4 farms reporting .
5to9 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 to 999 farms reporting .
1,000 or more farms reporting .
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand.
Under 25
25 to 99
100 to 299
300 to 999
1,000 to 1,999.
2,000 to 4,999.
5,000 or more. .
Wool shorn {excluding lambs wool) .
I'nder 1,000 pounds
1,000 to 2,499 pounds . . .
2.500 to 4,999 pounds ...
5,000 to 9,999 pounds . . .
10,000 to 19,999 pounds .
20,000 to 49,999 pounds .
50,000 or more counds . . .
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand .
I'nder 50
50 to 99
100 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 to 3,199...
3,200 or more
3.200 to 6,399 .
6,400 or more. .
Broilers (chickens) sold .
I'nder 2,000
2,000 to 3,999
4,000 to 7, 999...
9,000 to 15,999..
16.000 to 29,999.
30,000 to 59,999 .
60,000 to 99,999 .
100,000 or more. .
Chickens (other than broilers) sold .
I'nder 50
50 to 99
100 to 399 ... .
400 to 799 ... .
SOI) to 1,599...
1, Cry) to 3,199.
3,200 to 6,399 .
6,400 to 9,999.
10,000 or more.
Chicken eggs sold .
t nder 100 dozens
100 to 399 dozens
400 to 799 dozens
HOOto 1.599 dozens
1,600 to 1,999 dozens
2,000 to 4,999 dozens
5,000 or more dozens
5,000 lo 9,999 dozens . . .
10.000 to 19,999 dozens .
20,000 to 49,999 dozens .
50,000 or more dozens . . .
Turkeys raised .
I'nder 50 ... .
50 to 399 ... .
too to 799 ...
BOO to 1.599. .
l.f
)or n
1,600 to 3,199..
3.200 to 9,999 . .
10,000 or more. .
arms reporting,
number,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
amis reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporti ng .
arms reporting,
pounds .
'arms reporti ng .
; reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
amis reporting,
arms reporting.
3 reporting
number
3 reporting
3 reporting
s reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
3 reporting
arms reporting,
number,
arms reporting,
amis reporting .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
amis reporting.
arms reporting,
amis reporting,
i reporting.
arms reporting,
number,
amis reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
amis reporting .
arms reporting,
amis reporting,
amis reporting,
amis reporting,
'amis reporting.
3 reporting,
dozens .
5 reporting.
s reporting.
5 reporting.
s reporting,
s renorting.
3 reporting.
a reporting.
s reporting .
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
. reporting
reporting,
number,
reporting,
reporti ng .
reporting.
reporting,
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting.
4,925
155,880
1,381
759
1,028
519
279
201
399
211
148
119
28
1
4,414
188,566
2,552
1,409
376
73
3
1
3,524
927,669
3,389
123
11
1
31,832
10,611,028
16,804
4,858
5,835
1,747
1,135
750
703
450
253
423
11,186,895
43
54
44
79
78
81
29
15
13,433
7,021,106
3,524
2,681
4,236
1,287
860
495
222
42
86
16,970
116,505,998
2,145
3,693
2,150
2,549
440
2,353
3,640
1,316
964
845
515
933
806,760
619
165
41
28
80
27
35
18
7,611
148,790
2,567
1,362
1,784
672
402
247
359
98
120
NA
NA
NA
4,802
194,314
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
54,645
12,371,134
25,849
8,983
12,601
3,707
2,056
1,026
423
NA
NA
1,153
11,331,309
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,223
7,967,325
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
29,968
114,851,652
3,781
7,113
4,255
4,396
812
4,438
5,173
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,742
923,537
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available.
NEW YORK
21
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 farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text')
CORN
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting.,
acres..
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 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 or more acres farms reporting. .
Acres harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres..
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 to 299 acres farms reporting..
300 to 399 acres farms reporting . .
400 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 or more acres farms reporting. .
Corn sold farms reporting..
bushels..
Under 100 bushels farms reporting.,
100 to 499 bushels farms reporti ng . ,
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.,
WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting .
acres .
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.
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.
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.
38,304
53,407
622,964
727,419
6,055
11,198
9,230
2,835
}
18,639
6,741
9,104
2,695
3,420
3,489
3,840
1,968
3,607
}
5,507
1,148
1,177
291
290
155
175
43
24
30
27
10
4
2
1
5
1
18,622
23,335
218,647
240,919
,255,959
11,717,971
6,143
9,014
5,194
1,328
}
7,889
2,123
2,293
767
843
1,021
1,175
511
535
1,007
1,004
345
380
69
134
64
46
28
6
14
16
5,916
5,994
5,092,755
3,934,620
316
326
2,487
3,120
1,565
1,358
682
556
294
253
302
216
178
99
64
55
28
11
16,762
26,989
248,031
341,339
2,207
5,255
3,888
7,865
4,625
-|
1,633
1,019
\ 10,921
1,128
J
722
1,102
} 2,392
373
483
56
70
16,762
26,989
7,493,387
10,399,782
80
105
J 470
466
975
1,397
2,756
2,808
6,807
\ 16,335
3,565
4,483
934
1,201
298
383
193
295
93
81
15
8
1
2
14,537
20,266
6,793,111
8,714,972
70
90
255
375
760
1,095
8,928
13,407
3,096
3,598
881
1,042
277
356
165
221
92
73
12
7
1
2
OATS
Acres harvested farms reporting.,
acres. ,
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.,
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.
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.
BARLEY
Acres harvested farms reporting .
acres .
Under 5 acres farms reporting.
5 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 14 acres farms reporting.
15 acres farms reporting.
16 to 19 ac res farms reporti ng .
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..
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 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 or more bushels farms reporting.,
39,545
630,455
4,628
9,998
8,194
2,021
3,215
4,247
1,989
3,986
1,177
83
4
2
1
39,545
33,731,236
130
70
380
1,271
3,341
11,047
10,962
5,777
2,867
2,360
1,102
216
22
8,117
5,636,111
40
110
216
3,844
2,135
881
366
295
191
30
2,706
26,372
773
954
556
87
86
102
53
60
24
6
5
2,706
795,658
60
35
160
440
600
927
375
78
13
13
5
878
291,635
10
25
91
573
148
13
12
See footnotes at end of table.
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-Continued
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Item
(lor definitions and explanations, s<*e text)
RYE
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres.
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 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 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 or more bushels farms reporting.,
BUCKWHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting.,
ac res . .
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 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 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 or more bushels farms reporting.,
See footnotes at end of table.
1,334
1,708
16,049
15,465
493
707
305
551
233
1
60
23
> 344
67
J
29
77
| 79
43
12
1
14
2
1
}
1,334
1,708
372,921
331,012
35
5
}
161
205
276
448
297
371
} 795
108
103
58
8
16
12
2
10
3
2
2
792
785
255,906
201,374
25
30
55
70
146
131
424
459
82
66
44
11
11
12
2
4
2
2
1
1,792
16,792
4,839
39,558
580
1,911
578
1,552
304
"1
36
90
> 1,143
76
J
40
82
> 173
5
60
1
1,792
280,733
4,839
654,595
150
30
I 545
200
690
466
1,225
449
400
1 2,196
81
154
11
16
5
12
1
952
199,578
1,551
353,541
40
20
55
105
195
180
580
1,136
67
96
10
8
5
6
DRY FIELD AND SEED BEANS
Acres harvested for beans farms reporting.
acres.
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 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 or more bags farms reporting.
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MIXTURES CUT FOR HAY
AND FOR DEHYDRATING
Acres harvested farms reporting.,
acres. ,
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. ,
tons. ,
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 or more tons farms reporting.,
Quantity sold farms reporting..
tons..
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 or more tons farms reporting..
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER
AND GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting..
acres..
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..
3,521
86,748
375
731
576
180
190
406
170
509
297
51
17
2
11
3,521
883,881
180
80
365
726
929
875
236
73
28
12
11
6
30,514
939,924
2,241
3,938
3,984
1,334
1,436
3,096
2,062
6,384
4,888
1,048
77
30,514
2,119,960
6,688
2,286
6,378
7,634
5,607
1,826
89
3
2
1
4,716
187,204
2,388
1,111
792
414
9
1
1
42,485
1,549,590
2,186
4,449
4,655
1,618
1,554
4,219
2,885
9,701
8,701
2,299
161
30
26
1
NEW YORK
23
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, In9h potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a' sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
CLOVER, TIM3THY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER
AND GRASSES CUT FOR HAY— Continued
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
tons.
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 or more tons farms reporting.
Quantity sold farms reporting.
tons.
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.
aeres.
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.,
Quantity harvested farms reporting. ,
tons..
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 or more tons farms reporting. ,
Quantity sold. farms reporting..
tons.,
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 or more tons farms reporting .
OTHER HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres.
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 or more acres. farms reporting. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.,
tons.,
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 or more tons farms reporting.,
Quantity sold farms reporting. ,
tons. ,
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.
42,485
58,227
597,046
3,111,621
9,853
3,021
}
19,785
9,597
13,036
11,404
15,932
6,831
1,697
}
9,422
82
49
3
6,404
5,982
223,607
173,533
3,589
3,527
1,447
1,419
865
762
502
273
1
1
,,!.;,!
4,618
7,688
33,606
1,880
2,135
1,855
1,445
826
1
127
86
> 845
139
J
51
60
} 130
22
57
1
6
5,048
4,618
67,998
46,619
3,940
424
} "1,245
506
236
144
105
33
)
122
61
1,205
1,107
111
40
11
15
6
12,329
332,506
1,437
1,870
1,773
600
440
1,382
748
2,103
1,515
418
39
1
2
1
12,329
487,719
5,183
1,125
2,584
2,284
894
247
11
1,855
52,847
1,235
300
211
108
1
12,735
282,237
2,056
2,098
4,321
2,797
1,220
232
9
2
12,735
393,614
7,543
2,573
1,865
752
2
979
24,154
641
207
101
30
GRASS SILAGE MADE FROM GRASSES, ALFALFA,
CLOVER, OR SMALL GRAINS
Acres harvested farms reporting..
ac res . ,
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 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
tons, green weight..
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 or more tons farms reporting,.
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres1,
hundredweight. .
Under 1 acre. farms reporting..
acres..
hundredwei ght . .
1,0 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
ac res . .
hundredweight . .
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting..
acres. .
hundredweight . .
3,0 to 4,9 acres farms reporting.,
acres..
hundredwei ght . .
5,0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting..
ac res . .
hundredweight . .
10,0 to 24.9 acres farms reporting..
acres.,
hundredweight . .
25.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting..
acres,.
hundredweight. .
50 or more acres farms reporting.,
acres.,
hundredweight . .
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 TREES2
Acres in orchards ..farms reporting..
acres . .
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. . ,
8,947
8,824
149,697
124,900
918
1,217
2,354
2,740
2,028
1
574
405
J
3,692
1,023
J
393
840
}
878
333
244
79
38
15
8,947
8,824
972,449
809,037
603
440
)
1,326
1,633
1,764
2,770
2,824
2,226
1,086
}
2,828
170
63
19
11
7
1
8,840
82,208
16,033,750
5,844
940
100,788
939
1,006
85,702
336
694
79,363
281
968
143,695
296
1,952
319,032
292
4,433
817,384
303
12,649
2,656,943
549
59,566
11,830,843
23,558
87,726
16,816,730
18,029
2,175
239,557
2,237
2,482
171,282
608
1,258
111,097
660
2,280
271,419
575
3,733
593,260
507
7,593
1,377,072
399
13,845
2,822,072
543
54,360
11,230,971
8,276
11,196
38,647,411
36,992,479
261
75
}
365
345
415
486
750
760
1,330
}
3,189
1,052
1,541
661
949
462
681
574
922
658
907
723
676
889
801
10,352
180,893
14,787
133,402
418
691
670
1,086
1,387
210
25
> 4,140
981
J
125
1,284
} 2,150
1,755
2,171
1,315
1,890
445
334
[• 703
745
762
638
596
321
297
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
[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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text!
APPLES2
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...
bushels . . .
Farms 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.... farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number ...
Trees of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting...
bushels . . .
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...
bushels . . .
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 . . .
bushels . . .
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...
bushels . ■ .
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...
bushels. ..
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...
bushels. ..
See footnotes at end of table.
6,930
10,750
3,260,439
3,494,701
2,444
3,881
706,005
560,429
6,430
9,468
2,554,-434
2,934,272
4,924
6,055
18,616,772
18,371,352
471
1,282
38,213
93,666
1,322
2,196
19,513
36,510
382
776
8,235
12,671
1,294
2,196
11,278
23,839
846
1,196
16,147
28,096
2,272
3,354
108,470
152,737
334
513
21,277
23,168
2,272
3,354
87,193
129,569
1,555
1,822
209,109
221,332
690
1,038
108,588
159,619
143
208
19,898
27,050
689
1,038
88,690
132,569
504
647
420,425
524,748
910
1,345
341,352
457,888
327
380
66,586
59,121
910
1,345
274,766
398,767
790
987
1,815,680
2,237,433
544
737
456,171
573,054
285
312
86,113
81,860
544
737
370,058
491,194
517
646
2,704,533
3,337,559
721
798
2,188,132
2,021,227
502
410
465,683
262,893
721
798
1,722,449
1,758,334
712
757
13,450,878
12,022,184
PEACHES"1
Any peaches farms reporti ng . . .
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Farms 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... farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number . . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting...
number . . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting...
bushels...
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 . . .
bushels . . .
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...
bushels . . .
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...
bushels . . .
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. . .
bushels...
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...
bushels...
2,963
567,894
1,079
111,196
2,499
456,698
1,982
693,011
464
28,487
1,012
8,035
204
2,556
1,012
5,479
659
6,101
570
33,170
130
6,927
570
26,243
481
33,492
284
46,129
84
10,459
284
35,670
252
47,030
391
132,490
108
20,345
391
112,145
359
160,756
144
112,125
50
18,773
144
93,352
136
156,350
98
207,458
39
23,649
98
183,809
95
289,282
NEW YORK
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 potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see U?xl)
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 l«i 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. ,
Qiantity 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.
4,318
873
1,179,435
135
60
50
5
5
35
15
25
20
42
25
126
315
4,070
20,977,393
742
70
72
71
95
204
265
245
187
331
655
526
607
3,631
175,283,535
180
115
111
210
50
76
51
91
221
356
2,170
5,953
1,391
1,360,553
328
186
39
126
384
5,351
18,164,065
186
148
369
336
250
409
595
678
430
4,629
157,545,413
315
206
277
501
129
152
224
393
,276
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber ...farms reporting..
dollars . ,
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 farms reporting.
100 to 499 cords farms reporting.
500 or more cords farms reporting.
Sales farms reporting.
cords (4'x4'xS').
Pulpwood sold farms 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.
Fence 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.
number.
Sawlogs and veneer logs sold farms reporting.
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 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 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.
2,601
n;
1,910,865
m
26
NA
226
HA
746
M
1,020
NA
364
NA
175
NA
44
IU
16,760
34
l;-.
382,786
800,467
10,776
NA
3,879
HA
1,768
NA
355
'..;•
2
NA
1,583
HA
44,809
NA
748
NA
32,370
NA
418
:,'A
138
)IA
105
NA
56
NA
23
MA
8
NA
7,870
21
622
1,863,528
5,331
104
1,271
NA
5,739
NA
639
NA
216
IU
5
NA
666
NA
304,830
m
1,138
NA
16,166
NA
50
IU
214
NA
201
NA
252
NA
193
HA
163
NA
44
NA
21
NA
988
NA
260,786
NA
471
NA
389
NA
81
NA
40
NA
7
NA
NA Not available.
^or 1959, does not include acreage for farms with less than lp hundredweight harvested; for 1954, does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
26
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 rates are for hired persons working the week preceding Uie enumeration. Data are based on reporta for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hired workers. farms reporting . .
persons.
1 hired worker farms reporting . ,
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting. .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 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 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 farms reporting . ,
peTBons. .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month , dollara . .
Under $50 per month farms reporting. .
£50 to $84 per month farms reporting . .
£85 to $109 per month farms reporting. .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per monUi farms reporting. .
£170 to £214 per month farms reporting. .
$215 to $274 per month farms reporting..
£275 to $324 per monUi 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 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 . .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
\verage 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 . .
$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 hourly basis farms reporting . .
persons . .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars. .
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting. .
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting. .
£0.55 to SO. 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 $L44 per hour farms reporting. .
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting..
Paid On a piece-WOfk basis farms reporting . .
persons . .
Petsons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting. .
persons . .
Average earnings per person dollars . .
Total all farms
20,544
46,679
12,105
4,510
2,243
1,088
593
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
7,384
17,695
4,754
1,285
567
499
279
13,160
2,689
4,695
7,394
10,929
219
169
808
1,040
979
534
902
1,423
1,042
457
117
92
8,890
16,556
50
49
596
1,093
465
1,084
1,359
2,024
1,375
631
135
128
1,216
1,896
8.4
7.63
141
95
216
112
85
256
38
195
10
68
5,126
11,683
1.11
25
120
35
45
283
149
2,940
938
111
480
972
5,615
594
3,296
9.28
27,743
94,168
14,534
5,307
3,546
2,412
1,944
17,771
32,970
11,817
3,457
1,612
632
253
14,471
61,198
7,079
2,161
1,986
1,727
1,518
13,272
4,499
9,972
10,429
15,038
245
142
960
2,032
1,813
829
1,997
1,873
678
157
90
8,765
16,399
54
43
551
1,137
650
1,709
2,170
1,564
684
190
110
2,414
5,602
8.5
6.97
302
147
412
314
218
621
82
318
8,053
27,387
0.97
25
210
131
180
1,497
759
4,317
532
62
340
3,708
29,742
NA
NA
NA
Economic class, 1959
Commercial farms
19,631
44,781
11,398
4,418
2,190
1,050
575
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
6,910
16,956
4,393
1,234
522
484
277
12,721
2,655
4,255
7,156
10,184
221
163
778
995
964
529
886
1,402
995
418
106
83
8,680
16,145
50
50
576
1,037
450
1,063
1,328
1,986
1,363
621
134
122
1,115
1,786
8.5
7.69
121
95
196
97
80
241
38
174
10
63
4,787
11,166
1.11
20
105
35
45
273
149
2,769
882
85
424
902
5,500
569
3,261
9.26
1,858
12,658
208
331
537
446
336
1,770
8,522
316
359
513
411
171
718
4,136
288
137
79
89
125
1,140
630
511
1,558
239
227
7
16
29
1
32
122
176
92
10
26
1,205
5,509
52
60
11
1
77
104
375
379
180
32
46
107
336
9.1
9.69
16
16
13
15
6
28
13
600
3,307
1.15
5
17
34
377
92
9
66
125
1,948
94
1,466
8.67
5,018
12,077
2,190
1,578
879
229
142
4,259
7,523
2,301
1,268
577
76
37
1,676
4,554
945
393
137
135
66
3,342
917
759
1,865
2,894
237
187
91
98
168
126
285
453
417
130
61
36
2,702
4,584
53
51
45
187
103
274
480
820
479
212
52
50
269
480
8.2
7.42
41
20
35
21
16
61
20
40
15
1,106
2,388
1.08
20
20
20
65
25
636
208
36
76
216
1,731
165
935
11.05
MA Not available.
NEW YORK
27
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 number of workers end wage rates are for hired persons working tie week preceding die enumeration. DaU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class, 1959-Continued
Commercial farms— Continued
Part-retirement
Hired workers. farms reporting
persons
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
3 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 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
persons
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
persons
arms reporting
arcs reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
Paid 00 a monthly basis farms reporting
persons
Average hours worked per person per month hours
Average wage rate per person per month dollars
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
. farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.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 $50 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. .
Under $12 per week. .
$12 to $24 per week . . .
$25 to $29 per week . . .
$30 to $39 per week . . .
$40 to 549 per week . . .
$50 to $59 per week . . .
$60 to $69 per week . . .
$70 to $79 per week . . .
$80 to $89 per week . . .
$90 and over per week .
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
Paid Ofl a daily basis farms reporting
Average hours worked per person per day hours
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 'arms reporting
$7 per day farms reporting
S8 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 hourly basis rarms reporting
persons
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars
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
$LO0 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 working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
3,893
5,757
3,023
536
206
96
32
2,711
3,236
2,281
342
86
1
1
1,432
2,521
1,081
155
90
75
31
2,461
250
1,182
1,395
1,581
190
112
235
376
201
126
125
189
105
38
1,333
1,665
44
36
215
303
110
200
170
133
120
71
11
235
310
8.1
7.42
35
10
50
25
25
45
15
5
25
996
1,731
1.10
10
30
5
55
30
541
170
30
125
180
470
100
220
6.84
1,323
2,020
921
247
115
40
743
890
626
92
25
660
,130
415
145
60
40
663
80
580
337
404
180
105
115
85
50
15
10
35
22
5
320
370
36
28
75
85
35
50
20
25
15
15
100
135
9.5
8.15
10
10
5
40
25
5
5
571
911
1.12
10
35
5
321
130
5
50
95
200
55
100
9.05
165
459
79
30
30
21
5
79
116
53
15
U
107
343
46
11
30
15
5
58
21
86
40
55
191
228
5
5
5
48
142
47
51
6
6
4.7
2.33
5
66
181
1.18
5
5
16
20
5
15
20
75
10
20
7.25
913
1,898
707
92
58
38
18
473
1,159
378
41
23
13
18
474
739
361
51
45
15
2
439
34
440
238
745
183
263
30
45
15
5
16
21
47
39
11
9
210
411
39
39
20
56
15
21
31
38
12
10
1
6
101
lio
7.3
6.55
20
20
15
5
15
339
517
1.15
5
15
171
56
26
56
70
115
25
35
11.00
620
770
525
65
25
5
280
315
250
25
5
355
455
295
30
30
265
15
340
142
157
171
156
25
35
15
15
15
U
15
5
6
'142
187
37
30
20
50
5
20
15
17
5
5
60
60
7.6
7.17
5
15
5
5
10
251
311
1.15
5
10
126
40
15
50
45
55
15
15
24.00
217
357
162
20
20
15
122
142
107
10
5
105
215
65
20
5
15
112
10
95
36
46
195
214
5
5
15
6
51
51
45
45
5
10
11
15
5
5
40
45
6.6
5.33
15
5
10
80
155
1.13
45
10
10
5
25
60
10
20
1.25
28
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 end wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, aee text)
Total all farms
Type of farm
Cash-grain
Other field-crop
Vegetable
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons.
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting.
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
Regular workers (to be employed 150 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 farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 dBys) 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 moothly 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 to $84 per month. farms reporting. .
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting. .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting . .
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting. .
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting. .
S215 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 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. .
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 . .
$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 hourly basis farms reporting...
persons. . .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars . . .
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 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 enumeration farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
Average earnings per person dollars . . .
NA Not available.
20,544
46,679
12,105
4,510
2,248
1,088
593
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
7,384
17,695
4,754
1,285
567
499
279
13,160
2,689
4,695
7,394
10,929
219
169
808
1,040
979
534
902
1,423
1,042
457
117
92
8,890
16,556
50
49
596
1,093
465
1,084
1,359
2,024
1,375
631
135
128
1,216
1,896
8.4
7.63
141
95
216
112
85
256
38
195
10
68
5,126
11,683
1.11
25
120
35
45
283
149
2,940
938
111
480
972
5,615
594
3,296
9.28
27,743
94,168
14,534
5,307
3,546
2,412
1,944
17,771
32,970
11,817
3,457
1,612
632
253
14,471
61,198
7,079
2,161
1,986
1,727
1,518
13,272
4,499
9,972
10,429
15,038
245
142
960
2,032
1,813
829
1,997
1,873
678
157
90
8,765
16,399
54
43
551
1,137
650
1,709
2,170
1,564
684
190
110
2,414
5,602
8.5
6.97
302
147
412
314
218
621
82
318
8,053
27,387
0.97
25
210
131
160
1,497
759
4,317
532
62
340
3,708
29,742
NA
NA
NA
318
506
192
92
27
7
173
273
114
36
17
175
233
128
36
U
143
30
145
49
58
229
183
6
5
5
6
15
2
10
113
183
50
48
10
5
15
20
8.0
9.00
159
230
1.12
554
2,356
91
137
146
129
51
404
1,100
162
79
93
55
15
323
1,256
80
87
63
231
173
150
26
56
169
194
5
1
271
703
54
60
27
52
143
39
2
3
64
168
9.4
9.45
287
1,051
1.04
10
10
205
56
57
378
26
299
9.52
NEW YORK
29
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 fates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are basod on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Type of farm-Continued
Poultry
Livestock
ranches
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Miscellaneous
and
unclassified
Hired workers farms
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
reporting,
persons,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
persons,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
report] ng .
reporting,
persons .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting,
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 550 per month farms reporting.
S50 to $84 per month farms reporting .
585 to $109 per month farms reporting.
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.
$130 to 5169 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.
S325 to $374 per month farms reporting.
5375 and over per month farms reporting.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or nore hired workers
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Paid on a weekly basis farms
Average hours worked per person per week
Average wage rate per person per week
I'nder 512 per week farms
512 to 524 nor week farms
S25 to $29 per week farms
530 to $39 per week farms
540 to 549 per week farms
550 to $59 per week Tarnis
560 to $69 per week farms
$70 to $79 per w eek farms
$80 to 589 per week farms
$90 and over per week farms
Paid on a daily basis farms
\verage hours worked per person per day
Uerage wage rate per person per day
I'nder $4 per day farms
54 per day farms
55 per day farms
56 per Jay farms
57 per day farms
58 per day farms
59 per day farms
510 per day farms
$11 per day farms
512 and over per day farms
reporting,
persons.
. . . hours .
. .dollars .
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
persons .
. . . hours .
. .dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting.
persons .
Average wage rale per person per hour dollars .
I'nder SO. 45 per hour farms reporting.
50.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.
50.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.
50.65 lo 50.74 per hour farms reporting.
50.75 lo S0.84 per hour farms reporting.
50.85 to $0.99 per hour farms reporting.
51.00 to 51.14 per hour farms reporting.
51.15 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 3 piece-work basis farms reporting.
persons.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
persons .
\,erage earnings per person dollars .
1,216
6,723
326
255
188
231
216
801
1,932
438
172
100
52
39
840
4,791
185
176
133
178
168
376
425
415
210
328
195
176
5
15
15
31
62
60
10
6
6
299
722
49
55
5
10
5
25
26
121
60
25
5
17
65
190
737
,505
10
21
35
467
138
20
46
382
2,978
265
1,926
10.58
1,144
2,303
608
321
135
70
10
828
1,495
490
216
83
34
5
500
808
340
115
31
12
2
644
184
316
192
305
194
188
20
41
11
25
39
38
11
6
1
514
933
50
56
10
30
161
122
76
22
1
117
144
7.1
6.43
10
35
20
10
16
10
10
5
1
494
875
1.07
5
10
10
40
6
317
59
5
42
28
46
20
20
6.25
13,596
21,153
9,088
3,001
1,185
275
47
11,123
16,296
7,899
2,177
830
198
19
3,763
4,857
3,060
547
105
41
10
9,833
1,290
2,473
6,168
8,468
225
157
721
904
836
463
783
1,211
766
343
77
64
6,244
9,042
51
42
516
962
420
892
1,024
1,371
736
238
40
45
663
749
8.3
6.33
106
85
140
57
53
133
6
43
5
35
1,885
2,477
1.06
10
95
20
15
135
25
1,146
295
16
128
257
417
141
216
4.57
529
990
310
146
44
21
8
417
729
264
100
40
6
7
178
261
139
27
5
351
66
112
201
376
224
194
20
20
25
5
21
35
48
10
16
1
193
311
52
48
10
15
5
32
31
63
22
15
51
74
9.7
6.82
10
11
5
15
5
5
146
218
1.11
16
6
66
43
5
10
11
11
10
10
17.00
601
2,269
309
101
91
48
52
426
904
239
81
68
31
7
296
1,365
154
55
40
16
31
305
121
175
169
241
206
171
20
30
20
10
10
28
36
14
208
386
52
50
20
"i
21
41
71
19
16
10
5
39
134
8.0
8.31
245
543
1.05
10
5
5
20
154
30
81
965
56
270
9.33
30
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 or workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
10 to 49 acres
70 to 99 acres
Hired workers farms reporting.
persons.
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
amis reporting,
persons,
arms reporting,
'aims reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
I repotting,
persons,
arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
Paid on a monthly basis .farms reporting
persons.
hours .
dollars.
.farms reporting.
• farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
-farms reporting,
.farm? reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Average hours worked per person per month .
Average wage rate per person per month ....
Under $50 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 montii
$375 and over per month
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting .
persons .
. . . hours .
. .dollars.
3 reporting.
* reporting.
5 reporting,
s reporting.
reporting.
i reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting,
3 reporting.
3 reporting
Average hours worked per person per week. .
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $12 per week.
$12 to $24 per week
$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 $79 per week
$80 to $89 per week
$90 and over per week
'arms
'arms r
'amis
'arms r
'arms r
'arms n
arms r
'amis r
Paid on a daily basis farms
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
$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
reporting
persons .
. . . hours .
. .dollars,
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
reporting.
Average wage rate per person per hour
Under $0.45 per hour farms
$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 per hour farms
S0.85 to S0.99 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
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting
persons
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
NA Not available.
reporting
persons
.dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
20,544
46,679
12,105
4,510
2,248
1,088
593
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
7,384
17,695
4,754
1,285
567
499
279
13,160
2,689
4,695
7,394
10,929
219
169
808
1,040
979
534
902
1,423
1,042
457
117
92
8,890
16,556
50
49
596
1,093
465
1,084
1,359
2,024
1,375
631
135
128
1,216
1,896
8.4
7.63
141
95
216
112
85
256
38
195
10
68
5,126
11,683
1.11
25
120
35
45
283
149
2,940
938
111
480
972
5,615
594
3,296
9.28
27,743
94,168
14,534
5,307
3,546
2,412
1,944
17,771
32,970
11,817
3,457
1,612
632
253
14,471
61, 198
7,079
2,161
1,986
1,727
1,518
13,272
4,499
9,972
10,429
15,038
245
142
960
2,032
1,813
829
1,997
1,873
678
157
90
8,765
16,399
54
43
551
1,137
650
1,709
2,170
1,564
684
190
110
2,414
5,602
8.5
6.97
302
147
412
314
218
621
82
318
8,053
27,387
0.97
25
210
131
ISO
1,497
759
4,317
532
62
340
3,708
29,742
NA
NA
NA
804
2,412
301
195
182
82
44
573
1,479
232
175
106
42
18
380
933
176
112
41
40
11
424
149
231
183
201
426
1,184
44
67
10
5
10
49
61
114
128
21
28
65
115
7.7
8.13
364
995
1.42
10
10
5
121
96
15
107
1,357
3,496
648
340
191
141
37
822
1,832
463
208
87
41
23
715
1,664
391
138
93
81
12
642
ISO
535
163
287
180
179
25
10
35
16
10
22
27
11
6
523
1,218
48
56
20
50
10
35
56
126
126
64
27
9
133
186
8.3
8.21
10
25
15
10
25
620
1,506
1.13
5
5
25
27
281
142
30
105
121
299
50
130
8.81
636
1,769
326
118
86
68
38
356
704
251
48
26
28
3
361
1,065
155
85
60
35
26
275
81
280
112
145
159
144
26
20
10
10
11
10
20
5
193
415
49
57
5
25
25
25
44
36
22
10
1
35
45
8.2
7.56
5
5
279
784
1.09
5
5
5
21
15
147
55
5
21
95
380
60
215
9.63
1,120
2,354
710
195
108
83
24
680
1,032
510
117
38
12
3
596
1,322
326
127
77
56
10
524
156
440
304
384
177
144
60
50
47
40
15
35
36
21
311
487
45
46
35
40
20
36
35
71
36
21
5
12
102
170
8.2
7.70
20
15
5
26
5
21
10
441
978
1.11
5
15
5
30
15
242
86
11
32
115
335
65
185
10.59
NEW YORK
31
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 number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons. .
1 hired worker farms reporting..
2 hired workers farms reporting . .
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting. .
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting..
10 or more hired workers farms reporting . .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 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 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 wxjrkers 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 por nonlh dollars . .
Under $50 per month farms reporting..
S50 to $84 per month farms reporting . .
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting . .
S110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .
S130 to $169 per month farms reporting . .
S170 toS214 per month farms reporting..
S215 to $274 per nxinth farms reporting..
5275 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 houre. .
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 reporting . .
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting. .
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting. .
$90 and over per week farms reporting..
Paid 00 a daily basis farms reporting..
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
\verage wage rate per person per day dollars . .
Under $4 per day farms reporting. ,
54 per day farms reporting . .
55 per day farms reporting. .
$6 per day farms reporting . .
$7 per day farms reporting . .
$8 per day farms reporting . .
$9 per day farms reporting .
$10 per day farms reporting.
511 per day farms reporting .
512 and over per day farms reporting .
Paid 00 ao hourly basis farms reporting .
persons .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting.
50.45 to S0.54 per hour farms reporting.
S0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.
50.65 to $0.74 per hour farms reporting.
$0.75 to 50.84 per hour farms reporting .
50.85 to 50.99 per hour farms reporting .
51.00 to SI. 14 per hour farms reporting.
51.15 to 51.29 per hour farms reporting.
$1.30 to 51.41 per hour farms reporting.
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting .
Paid 00 a piecework basts farms reporting.
persons.
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
persons.
Average earnings per person dollars .
Size of farm— Continued
140 to 179 acres 180 to 219 acres 220 to 259 acres 260 to 499 acres 500 to 999 acres
2,224
4,167
1,652
356
71
83
62
1,628
2,628
1,326
186
56
38
22
797
1,559
601
80
40
50
26
1,427
201
596
819
947
212
146
105
150
120
65
110
146
82
20
835
1,518
47
46
115
136
65
125
90
166
100
32
5
1
127
205
8.7
7.66
15
10
15
10
10
45
17
5
521
937
1.02
30
5
5
20
25
335
91
110
580
320
9.09
2,239
4,792
1,565
447
101
51
75
1,764
2,639
1,345
297
81
16
25
717
2,153
510
100
25
41
41
1,522
242
475
982
1,222
217
144
95
180
175
90
80
170
110
51
20
11
890
1,251
49
42
75
135
120
105
155
150
107
37
5
1
125
265
8.2
7.57
15
5
30
10
10
40
5
5
452
974
1.10
5
5
311
65
100
1,080
465
9.70
2,073
3,559
1,356
500
146
32
39
1,693
2,350
1,247
350
71
18
7
612
1,209
450
90
30
16
26
1,461
232
380
1,131
222
140
120
110
150
50
136
186
85
46
885
1,263
51
44
65
145
40
125
125
202
111
37
15
20
100
105
8.6
7.10
10
25
20
5
25
10
5
373
740
1.08
5
25
5
206
77
10
20
70
320
55
175
6.77
5,994
11, 614
3,534
1,533
656
1'65
106
5,029
8,259
3,310
1,135
444
102
38
1,752
3,355
1,261
292
86
56
57
4,242
787
965
2,498
3,420
228
166
225
280
296
190
360
483
413
188
46
17
2,997
4,678
51
47
170
380
130
395
566
712
430
154
22
38
314
425
8.2
6.61
50
40
65
25
10
50
6
48
5
15
1,033
2,103
1.06
5
30
15
10
65
31
652
137
11
77
169
97
571
9.73
1,740
6,165
562
440
490
162
86
1,553
4,296
518
456
394
142
43
542
1,869
335
112
20
32
43
1,198
355
187
749
1,848
236
221
25
80
35
30
105
192
174
60
21
27
1,023
2,372
' 55
50
15
75
15
135
175
319
200
75
13
1
85
110
8.8
7.25
5
10
15
20
10
10
6
287
905
10
7
176
57
5
22
44
930
39
837
6.30
1,000 to
1,999 acres
245
1,611
42
33
69
69
32
231
1,346
47
29
71
57
27
80
265
42
16
11
5
6
165
66
y.
114
494
222
245
2
4
9
1
13
28
27
19
3
147
675
55
53
1
7
5
13
29
43
31
11
5
2
16
28
8.5
7.21
1
47
301
1.23
3
18
7.44
2,000 or
more acres
32
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
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 farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Commercial farms
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Average si ze of fami acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars . ,
Average per acre dollars . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting. .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
nther pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cropland used for irain or row crops
farmed on the contour farois reporting..
acres. .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
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 INCONfE
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-farm work operators reporting . .
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting . .
Operators not working off Dieir 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 . .
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.
82,354
56,760
100.0
68.9
13,526,411
11,524,704
100.0
85.2
164.2
203.0
23,333
28,011
145.10
139.90
75,961
54,181
5,153,941
4,657,453
9,316
2,323
7,295
2,309
6,775
3,156
12,995
9,051
22, 912
20,938
13,564
13,334
2,903
2,873
181
178
20
19
36,718
28,114
1,290,784
1, 121, 104
25,992
15,685
766,909
487,869
5,768
3,806
153,847
105,093
22,374
13,262
613,062
382, 776
25,254
20,876
939,382
823,306
45,614
32,778
2,059,601
1,607,501
41,986
32,353
2,413,854
2,127,407
10,305
9,421
241,011
226, 575
2,020
1,825
64,472
63,271
5,229
4,398
141,990
134,689
3,457
3,024
91,629
86,123
3,030
2,785
121,669
113, 997
1,227
1,036
55,334
50,604
81,681
56,217
1,233
983
8,895
6,524
18,259
12,823
20,829
15,031
18,190
13,375
14,275
7,481
50.8
49.7
36,687
9,708
4,389
22,590
11,161
17,392
22,477
45,667
8,626
18,072
4,850
12,569
6,182
8,643
12,234
9,693
7,564
5,629
12,227
2,417
294
52
17, 866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
2,111
2.6
907,326
6.7
429.8
106,692
254.75
1,848
454,573
160
27
22
48
157
455
808
152
19
835
73,632
710
42, 533
295
17,386
518
25,147
454
36,031
1,301
122,477
828
113,869
383
22,005
402
29, 519
467
53,339
123
12,262
142
12,714
48
4,177
2,054
12
221
633
582
400
206
48.2
414
255
60
99
85
229
43
1,697
169
658
144
206
51
42
141
111
99
78
515
564
141
19
6,658
8.1
2,024,934
15.0
304.1
52,655
175.35
6,305
882,760
235
90
81
240
1,349
3,072
1,221
17
3,560
201,046
1,720
62,294
446
14,634
1,462
47,660
2,411
111,777
4,351
272,270
3,894
363,677
1,599
60,306
507
17,292
782
30,326
452
16,767
507
22,957
187
9,972
6,599
75
773
1,858
1,825
1,488
580
48.0
1,550
1,056
174
320
443
933
217
5,108
763
1,632
305
300
135
255
430
400
525
665
2,775
801
59
16,707
20.3
3,870,198
28.6
231.7
27,699
121.12
16,254
1,597,082
320
170
335
1,378
7,110
6,254
680
9,275
388,212
4,103
127, 714
1,099
28,332
3,353
99,382
6,711
266,038
10,645
520,142
10,515
749,366
3,744
88,029
470
12,100
1,431
25,793
1,136
33,350
1,184
46,930
376
16,705
16,617
305
2,447
4,457
4,425
3,299
1,684
47.5
4,313
2,634
574
1,105
1,168
2,136
12,394
2,016
3,597
395
620
320
710
1,722
2,460
2,645
2,235
4,915
637
39
9
NEW YORK
33
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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. .
acres . .
1 to 9 ecres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting. .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
acres. .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. ,
acres . ,
Other cropland {idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Woodland pastured. farms reporting..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting : .
acres . .
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
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 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 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 teble.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms -Continued
17,323
21.0
3,006,744
22.2
173.6
19,344
112.52
16,721
1,137,080
402
516
1,011
3,632
8,222
2,804
132
2
8,739
297, 549
4,676
135, 767
1,081
23,122
3,972
112, 645
6,987
255,592
9,456
411,724
10,297
603,135
2,553
40,710
311
2,915
1,056
15,537
916
16, 259
700
23,345
300
14,405
L7,196
11,068
335
191
2,046
871
3,505
1,956
4,784
2,698
4,262
2,605
2,264
2,747
50.0
53.6
5,825
2,456
936
2,433
1,727
2,567
1,907
11,498
2,289
3,417
491
1,060
715
1,795
3,435
3,035
2,385
1,635
2,491
255
20
11,183
13.6
1,417,690
10.5
126.8
15,552
123.95
10,587
507,375
710
995
1,315
3,245
3,602
694
26
4,784
140,420
3,515
87,016
711
16,593
3,079
70,423
3,515
124,775
5,618
210,286
5,680
253,899
991
13,810
105
585
495
7,335
326
6,340
230
7,145
85
3,150
5,083
1,280
850
2,953
1,640
2,303
3,033
6,100
1,236
2,758
1,011
490
1,490
1,085
1,725
2,495
1,540
925
585
795
45
6
2
2,778
3.4
297,812
2.2
107.2
15,826
151.21
2,466
78,583
496
511
392
508
498
55
6
921
20,245
961
32,545
174
5,026
878
27,519
798
29,093
1,407
70,602
1,139
43,461
151
1,715
30
860
167
2,359
71
1,145
22
906
40
2,195
2,683
18,622
65
250
166
2,370
414
5,426
717
5,764
1,321
4,812
681
681
160
261
2,097
406
592
18,723
22.7
1,443,272
10.7
77.1
12,909
170.05
15,996
354,628
5,142
3,781
2,623
2,848
1,421
181
6,370
121,936
7,841
210,115
1,426
32,250
7,015
177,865
3,196
81,290
9,477
332,919
7,040
201,448
676
7,022
130
515
665
5,610
310
4,390
230
6,645
155
3,505
17,265
636
1,545
15,084
5,623
7,748
15,459
1,458
715
1,148
1,458
220
1,955
605
6,112
340
2,596
415
2,666
446
2,610
325
1,381
180
615
81
265
135
465
20
.50
10
5
1
3
6,769
8.2
494,700
3.7
73.1
12,123
166.05
5,692
124,672
1,851
1,205
985
1,080
536
35
2,193
42,635
2,432
64,556
512
15,116
2,071
49,440
1,161
32, 555
3,307
102,473
2,553
75,565
185
2,215
40
125
146
706
115
915
5
375
35
1,205
6,769
71.4
1,515
710
250
555
300
1,195
1,160
5,254
1,025
4,254
2,832
850
2,165
940
1,020
945
435
180
85
125
20
2
2
102
0.1
63,735
0.5
624.9
209,116
522.39
92
17,188
11
16
17
14
30
3
1
41
5,109
34
4,369
24
1,388
26
2,981
21
2,231
52
16,708
40
9,434
23
5,199
25
561
20
985
8
201
10
652
1
20
73
1
10
34
3
25
57.4
41
15
20
31
61
7
16
15
10
6
10
11
25
12
2
34
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Commercial farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators;
Full owners number .
Part owners number .
All tenants number .
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number .
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number .
Tobacco farms number .
Cotton farms number .
Other field-crop farms number .
Vegetable farms number.
Fnjit-and-nut farms number .
Poultry farms number.
Dairy farms number.
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number .
General farms number .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
arms reporting.
number .
'arms reporting.
number,
farms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting .
number .
Grain combines
Com pickers
Pick-up balers
Field forage harvesters .
Motortrucks.
Tractors .
Tractors other than garden. .
arms reporting.
3 reporting,
number.
1 tractor
2 tractors
3 tractors
4 tractors
5 or more tractors .
Wheel tractors
Crawler tractors. .
Garden tractors
Automobiles .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks
Telephone
Home freezer
Milking machine.
Electric milk cooler
Bulk-type
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops). . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Less than 1 mile to a hard surfaceroad. . .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. . . .
1 mile
2 or 3 miles
4 miles
5 or more miles
!U :i B
arms
'arms
arms
'arms
/arms
'arms
'arms
'arms
arms
':inns
'am-
arms
arms
arm-
ferrnE
arms
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number.
reporting,
number,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
reporting.
persons,
reporting.
persons .
reporting,
report! ng .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
Residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residenco number .
See footnotes at end of table.
57,078
20,832
3,904
1,979
225
230
390
1,080
56,893
20,812
3,889
185
20
15
1,670
833
1,670
2,694
3,693
39,072
2,816
2,389
27,517
18,028
18,702
6,631
6,819
36,039
36,724
17, 109
18,094
47,459
66,486
72,959
155,544
70,176
138,670
29,698
23,567
10,844
3,698
2,369
69,411
131,149
6,719
7,521
15,373
16,874
73,122
93,150
78,513
74,191
53, 881
45,049
43,690
7,271
2,485
37,270
59,338
12,403
9,741
5,353
4,388
2,424
1,738
110
116
20,544
46,679
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
75,236
3,895
3,223
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
85
15
15
1,670
833
1,670
2,694
3,693
39,072
2,816
2,389
1,923
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17, 552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108, 586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
909
1,017
100
71
15
5
909
1,017
100
184
180
194
420
711
53
90
235
793
876
461
506
967
1,118
798
968
1,933
6,347
1,968
9,425
1,867
8,642
220
153
265
414
815
1,840
7,714
691
928
626
783
1,998
3,966
2,084
2,059
1,598
873
876
482
3U
1,359
1,696
209
117
54
63
27
35
1,858
12,658
1,770
8,522
316
359
513
411
171
1,766
243
102
3,083
3,163
347
236
20
15
35
41
3,078
3,158
347
5
5
263
225
380
631
4,514
139
149
277
2,800
2,921
1,326
1,359
4,667
4,857
3,883
4,176
5,831
10, 521
6,367
21,438
6,252
19,727
457
1,427
2,307
1,284
777
6,226
18,501
1,084
1,226
1,496
1,711
6,332
9,838
6,583
6,535
5,451
4,856
4,684
2,282
759
5,122
5,203
849
553
360
193
122
66
5,018
12,077
4,259
7,523
2,301
1,268
577
76
37
6,121
392
145
8,762
6,868
951
541
95
25
120
170
8,757
6,883
941
5
5
10
240
305
600
821
13,358
402
422
356
5,963
6,213
2,331
2,376
12,313
12,507
7,471
7,759
12,663
17, 510
16,197
41,280
15,987
38,379
2,160
7,608
4,557
1,223
439
15,901
36, 517
1,733
1,862
2,708
2,901
15,707
20,156
16,497
16,007
13,041
13,860
13,535
3,345
963
13,096
12,420
2,5%
1,605
946
659
347
297
10
5
7,374
11,810
5,814
7,538
4,451
1,090
232
41
15,582
678
447
NEW YORK
35
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
Alt farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenant.- number . .
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-shore tenants number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number . .
While farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number . .
Non white farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number . .
FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number . .
Tobacco farms , number . .
Cotton forms number . .
Other field-crop farms number . .
Vegetable farms. number. .
FniiUand-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms number. .
Dairy farms number . . ,
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number . .
General farms number . . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number. . ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.. ,
number. . .
Com pickers farms reporting. . ,
number . . ,
Pick-up balers 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 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 . . .
number.. .
Garden 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 forms reporting. ..
lulk-type /arms 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. . .
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 workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting...
2 hired workers farms reporti ng . . .
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 . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
' Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms— Continued
11,057
5,301
900
420
35
45
175
225
11,032
5,296
900
25
5
8,486
2,201
465
240
40
35
30
120
8,476
2,201
465
111
35
395
360
665
680
760
845
13,268
6,551
652
952
582
752
459
357
4,151
1,886
4,248
1,961
1,358
520
1,398
525
10,424
4,014
10,515
4,034
3,533
825
3,648
875
10,971
5,634
13,396
6,629
16,282
10,041
33,189
16,937
16,002
9,731
30,304
14,839
5,615
5,716
7,412
3,137
2,303
703
492
125
180
50
15,921
9,596
28,878
14,168
1,311
611
1,426
671
2,616
1,882
2,885
2,098
15,563
9,517
18, 521
11,326
16,942
10,607
15, 865
9,617
11,554
6,478
13,640
6,701
13,438
6,690
938
125
276
76
10,516
4,087
11,957
7,965
3,078
1,798
2,145
1,320
1,081
705
1,064
615
616
325
368
265
50
10
30
15
3,893
1,323
5,757
2,020
2,711
743
3,236
890
2,281
626
342
92
86
25
1
1
16,163
10,072
571
526
589
585
205
175
216
670
618
394
239
327
337
100
105
467
467
106
126
1,278
1,586
2,212
3,656
2,081
3,084
1,397
494
102
72
16
1,983
2,808
240
276
507
572
2,154
2,599
2,463
2,126
1,259
778
792
20
20
448
1,892
418
417
171
246
140
91
5
10
165
459
79
116
2,293
16,195
307
1,610
145
876
50
381
5
15
15
70
10
20
65
390
2,253
16,120
307
1,605
140
876
40
75
5
5
2,501
152
125
1,711
1,736
445
450
2,536
2,561
380
420
7,142
8,004
15,133
22,254
13,907
17,770
10,777
2,538
506
46
40
13,665
16,870
840
900
4,288
4,484
16,868
20,981
17,738
16,476
11,604
3,145
2,435
45
50
1,995
13,109
2,631
2,718
1,586
1,132
637
445
25
25
620
770
280
315
250
25
5
16,775
1,087
861
Part-retirement
6,293
345
120
40
20
60
6,268
345
120
6,769
360
365
85
90
595
595
75
75
1,918
2,081
4,663
6,726
4,253
5,370
3,331
782
95
40
5
4,183
5,164
191
206
1,206
1,356
4,923
5,583
5,499
5,409
2,842
1,145
1,185
15
W
600
5,018
805
861
450
411
205
171
10
25
217
357
122
142
107
10
5
6,194
225
350
37
45
5
10
56
70
38
47
89
412
96
639
96
555
25
16
6
2
47
96
529
18
26
44
84
60
180
100
97
54
51
55
19
7
47
78
19
5
5
5
76
771
71
702
21
6
13
13
18
62
21
19
36
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
3 based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials. . . .
Liquid materials.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Pry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops ....
Dry materials. , . .
Liquid materials.
Lime or liming materials used during the year. .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under 5100
S100lo$999
51,000 to $1,999
52,000 to 54,999
55,000 or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1 ,000
$1,000 to 52,499
$2,500 to $4,999
55,000 to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under 5200
S200 to S999
$1,000 or more
Hired labor.
Under 5200
$200 to $499
S500 to 5999
$1,000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
$5,000 to 59,999
510,000 to $19,999
$20,000 to $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100.
5100 to $499
5500 to $999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
51,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
amis reporting,
which used..
tons,
'arms reporting..
tons.,
arms reporting . ,
tons..
arms reporting..
acres..
arms reporting. .
tons.,
i reporting..
tons..
arms reporting. .
acres . .
arms reporting. .
tons.,
arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting.,
acres . .
arms reporting.,
tons..
; reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting. .
acres . .
arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting. .
acres limed . .
tons..
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
dollars.
arms reporting .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
i reporting.
arms reporting .
dollars,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting.,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
arms reporting.,
arms report! ng .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
i reporting.
i reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
:Lri. . r,-|..r(i'iv .
arms reporting .
dollars,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporting .
54,363
2,170,683
491,720
54,072
486,985
535
4,735
15,743
353,387
15,713
63,284
60
316
3,569
48,846
3,559
8,413
ID
18
33,019
578,602
32,993
105,483
230
870
U,416
226,489
14,355
37,121
141
300
2,801
83,201
2,791
90,716
52
2,246
36,748
880,158
36,657
181,968
182
985
24,140
454,118
924,463
81,374
67,028
174,964,647
4,912
22,576
12,107
18,833
8,600
33,562
42,546,079
22,715
6,302
2,688
1,279
578
39,558
8,855,366
24,474
14,158
926
41,931
93,453,472
10,989
7,829
5,933
7,395
5,370
2,779
1,067
452
117
42,037
17,623,419
15,680
20,325
3,268
2,764
78,680
36,903,655
17,242
36, 174
16,472
8,542
250
43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,3U
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17, 188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27, 261
15,806
8,367
243
1,649
318,067
110,206
1,643
109,041
68
1,165
595
34,290
595
5,924
174
7,371
174
1,069
921
56,527
920
10,624
24
261
539
23,587
538
3,935
6
17
292
40,708
292
44,449
26
287
1,288
155,584
1,282
43,040
26
600
949
45,561
83,001
2,111
1,410
30,667.590
27
89
17
135
1,142
1,026
7,705,784
164
176
240
186
260
887
661, 162
262
459
166
2,038
34,136,432
25
42
22
64
245
536
607
391
106
1,435
5,942,961
48
286
273
828
5,185,401
30
155
249
1,443
203
5,879
470,028
HI, 651
5,849
110,856
92
795
2,511
87,468
2,506
15,217
5
40
710
12,082
710
2,072
4,306
134,635
4,306
24, 565
51
335
1,608
40,520
1,608
6,507
15
158
500
23,183
500
27,840
16
169
4,327
172,140
4,322
34,655
11
93
3,579
105,627
218,205
6,653
5,693
37,307,907
30
266
379
1,695
3,323
3,626
9,461,656
1,171
1,213
703
375
164
3,368
1,212,972
1,489
1,661
218
6,124
24,136,329
245
292
633
1,249
1,890
1,388
390
37
4,510
3,698,064
292
2,343
1,069
806
6,582
6,892,389
150
1,043
2,376
2,978
35
NEW YORK 37
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER .AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting . ,
acres on which used.,
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials urn.- reporting . .
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Coin .farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat , , farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials, farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year. farms reporting..
acres limed. .
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting, .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dol tars . .
Under $100. farms reporting . .
S100 to $999 farms reporting . .
S1.000 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 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to 54,999 farms reporting , .
$5,000 to 59,999 farms reporting. .
510,000 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 5999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to 59,999 farms reporting . . ,
$10,000 to 519,999 farms reporting . . .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting . . .
550,000 or more farms reporting. . ,
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting . . ,
dollars...
Under 5100 farms reporting . . .
$100 to $499 farms reporting. . ,
5500 to $999 farms reporting . . ,
51,000 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 . . ,
S500 to $999 farms reporting . . .
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . . ,
$5,000 or more, farms reporting..,
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
13,160
383,694
74,223
13,085
73,672
125
551
3,757
61, 186
3,752
11,646
15
24
766
7,205
761
1,395
5
15
8,705
112,370
8,705
20,732
70
131
3,109
42,968
3,104
7,165
35
29
441
4,119
436
3,596
5
265
8,723
155,846
8,703
29,138
50
87
6,077
85,440
172,478
7,079
154, 168
28,069
7,054
27,969
35
100
1,408
20,320
1,408
3,773
5
1
196
1,735
196
373
4,105
40,015
4,095
7,252
20
45
2,045
23,980
2,030
3,758
15
21
245
905
245
614
4,658
67,213
4,653
12, 199
10
33
2,214
25,466
48,722
17,298
11,168
15,544
9,490
51,955,225
11,265,730
217
417
3,137
4,247
4,892
3,236
6,615
1,590
683
7,443
4,092
7,659,565
3,221,805
5,165
3,166
1,541
571
498
240
167
115
72
9,646
6,122
2,133,166
1,184,410
5,639
3,896
3,839
2, 141
168
85
10,223
5,091
8,144,321
2,399,035
3,225
2,345
2,628
1,270
1,722
742
1,762
602
723
122
163
10
10, 217
5,379
2,154,555
772,296
3,644
2,917
5,846
2,217
449
175
278
70
17, 162
10,923
7,278,856
3,103,930
1,015
1,738
10,850
7,637
4,370
1,301
927
247
1,322
21,438
4,585
1,317
4,559
5
26
246
3,664
246
741
25
240
25
52
533
4,106
533
793
386
3,782
381
659
5
8
76
151
76
86
858
9,495
853
2,228
5
18
372
4,216
7,296
2,748
1,965
1,134,405
325
1,318
270
72
535, 543
667
81
35
25
1,050
158,734
777
253
20
726
437, 110
361
136
85
118
20
6
1,155
147, 897
781
309
45
20
2,557
550, 140
946
1,346
206
59
8,122
102,192
19,857
8,047
19,781
85
86
1,586
16,877
1,581
3,390
10
12
190
1,835
190
328
2,840
18,070
2,835
4,091
10
7
2,370
21,415
2,345
3,646
35
23
395
700
395
333
4,996
43,295
4,961
7,993
45
34
2,077
18,759
37,264
18,073
12,912
4, 994, 110
2,716
9,195
686
305
10
6,518
2,130,517
6,070
290
95
50
10
6,587
803,130
5,401
1,141
45
3,307
1,069,588
1,967
816
291
162
66
5
6,318
570,036
4,508
1,665
105
40
16,918
2,221,655
9,574
6,721
496
127
Part- retirement
2,672
30,972
5,875
2,662
5,852
10
23
387
3,956
387
828
5
10
40
540
40
82
880
4,800
875
896
5
3
905
7,835
900
1,154
5
10
176
371
176
254
1,695
13,470
1,695
2,638
480
3,735
6,465
6,524
4,497
1,992,895
1,020
2,965
387
125
1,921
413,380
1,826
80
10
5
2,371
306,170
1,875
491
5
1,553
450,880
1,060
305
95
62
26
5
2,110
132,100
1,720
375
5
10
5,794
678, 514
3,472
2,146
150
26
85
13,657
3,076
85
3,070
5
6
41
3,348
41
481
15
370
15
89
58
2,506
58
462
5
6
29
691
29
118
19
222
19
198
66
6,520
66
1,722
49
2,680
3,786
102
83
1,350,979
10
6
5
31
31
58
58,180
44
11
2
1
33
24,513
10
21
2
77
2,338,265
1
5
1
20
4
11
24
11
68
86,236
10
33
7
18
95
131,823
46
20
22
7
38
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based an reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Commercial farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars..
average per farm, dollars . .
All crops sold dol lars . .
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 . .
Pi nillr;, and pouluy 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved. .
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls Including steer and bull calves. .
rarms reporting.
number,
'arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting .
number.
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting .
number.
Farms reporting by number on band:
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 .
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 .
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 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.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars .
Sheep and lamhs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
pounds.
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
774,018,298
9,399
209,317,353
74,495,888
38,647,411
48,096,781
48,077,273
564,700,945
80,370,901
408,684,430
75,645,614
60,273
2,075,243
56,079
1,253,862
53,575
1,206,337
54,278
714,089
38,600
107,292
1,642
5,662
5,782
8,690
24,481
11,865
2,137
14
5,027
11,175
11,618
12,017
11,889
3,379
563
•411
4,916
10,012
11,160
11,751
11,613
3,227
533
363
18,096
44,573
15,081
170,356
7,853
95,240
10,709
75, 116
4,652
217,891
3,645
86,929
4,211
130,962
4,074
123,125
2,969
7,837
32,033
11,801,709
54,888
1,024,751
67,255,003
4,925
155,880
4,832,280
3,276
139,672
1,955,408
44,983
9,359,099,833
408,684,430
14,707
16,072,324
17,976
135,701,813
50,209,674
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37, 236, 101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77, 522, 186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1, 169, 991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62, 837, 565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
160,155,696
75,867
82,017,585
21,335,768
18,604,219
15,276,017
26,801,581
78,138,111
35,418,758
34,495,936
8,223,417
1,085
135,251
987
78,873
944
74,964
931
46,963
885
9,415
26
43
40
31
93
188
652
12
50
55
41
22
103
212
171
333
60
45
22
21
97
213
169
317
386
1,029
223
8,648
127
5,543
175
3,105
76
13,956
70
8,428
74
5,528
74
5,370
58
158
591
2,940,162
1,012
74,964
7,507,514
126
11,308
350,548
82
21,800
305,200
867
698; 145,411
34,495,936
516
8,129,051
431
40,637,589
15,035,902
176,299,288
26,479
42,337,399
16,219,318
7,156,882
11,791,119
7,170,080
133, 961, 889
17,428,173
100,818,969
15,714,747
5,157
398,641
5,056
249,418
4,957
243,430
4,804
135,913
3,874
13,310
41
88
56
80
606
3,104
1,181
81
124
141
242
1,976
2,076
360
56
77
109
96
227
2,035
2,028
352
33
1,420
3,503
1,006
11,828
463
6,855
765
4,973
287
32,421
241
16, 159
265
16,262
259
14,991
236
1,271
2,292
2,663,405
5,077
209,524
14,720,072
300
14,029
434, 899
246
24,648
345,072
4,888
2,226,934,539
100,818,969
1,560
4,152,682
1,526
33,776,213
12,497,198
NEW YORK 39
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text!
Economic cl ass— Conti nucd
Commercial farms— Continued
Part-retirement
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 lollars. .
Dairy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products, other
Uum poultry and dairy, sold dollars..
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
CattleandCalveS farms reporting . .
number..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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..
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 . .
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 and/Or mules farms reporting.,
number.,
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number. ,
Born since June 1 farms reporting .
number..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting . .
number..
Sheep and lambs farms reporting..
number.,
Lamb3 under 1 year old farms reporting.
number .
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting.
number .
Ewes farms reporting .
number.
flams 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 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.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
129, 547, 333
7,-178
23,327,340
9, 3%, 242
3,480,605
5,720,954
4,729,539
106,219,993
7,008,566
84,828,660
14,382,767
14,817
487,074
14,490
304,051
14,251
295, 272
13,950
160,199
9,589
22,824
91
280
271
1,340
11,388
1,404
43
351
850
4,986
6,203
1,996
102
1
1
351
821
5,045
6,118
1,854
62
3,942
9,393
3,096
37,847
1,548
19,586
2,215
18,261
784
36,503
647
14,597
698
21,906
663
20,874
442
1,032
6,831
1,640,040
14,545
232,690
12,916,502
743
30,270
938,370
512
18,827
263,578
13,803
2,027,941,915
84,828,660
3,179
868,632
3,984
16,050,605
5,938,724
43,262,290
3,869
11,283,567
5,294,567
1,564,530
2,920,813
1,503,657
31,978,723
3,552,346
21,896,088
6,530,289
8,505
181,241
8,110
104,752
7,804
97,468
7,619
62,830
5,315
13,659
160
326
635
2,906
4,267
201
10
415
2,017
4,422
1,091
155
10
446
1,972
4,291
990
105
2,563
5,999
2,006
19, 192
1,045
10,755
1,431
8,437
536
24, 752
456
8,601
511
16, 151
496
15,295
366
856
4,573
938,180
8,186
85,807
5,603,390
665
16,710
518,010
436
13,144
184,016
7,096
554,762,479
21,896,088
2,060
410,049
2,625
8,160,965
3,019,562
3,844,841
1,384
1,654,948
682,168
274, 140
304,941
393,699
2, 189, 893
291,207
1,075,085
823,601
1,812
23,342
1,600
11,014
1,439
9,234
1,490
9,688
979
2,640
111
327
417
565
372
15
5
265
914
341
60
15
5
246
848
295
40
10
605
2,281
535
2,743
292
1,729
333
1,014
186
5,719
156
2,108
166
3,611
155
3,275
126
336
1,133
128,510
1,473
9,258
671,721
166
2,271
70,401
111
2,446
34,244
845
28,638,879
1,075,085
423
38,625
576
660,635
244,437
14,920,837
797
7,529,876
4,369,344
646,895
1,545,609
968,028
7,390,961
1,451,468
1,802,946
4,136,547
10,777
90,239
8,346
30,423
7,134
22,705
8,901
44,389
6,265
15,427
836
3,342
3,151
2,576
837
35
2,778
4,877
615
66
10
2,643
4,051
420
15
5
4,087
10,963
4,504
28,845
2,336
15,612
3,188
13,233
1,532
40,545
1,160
13,635
1,352
26,910
1,312
25,234
906
1,676
6,831
503,993
7,276
32,273
3,018,245
1,580
18,530
574,430
1,036
21,195
296,730
2,141
49,574,781
1,802,946
2,226
248,423
3,029
3,030,615
1,121,330
6,656,886
983
3,011,437
1,628,564
361,725
673,498
347,650
3,645,449
923,033
1,138,315
1,584,101
3,419
27,262
3,032
11,672
2,792
9,902
2,569
11,695
1,597
3,895
285
1,000
1,055
857
221
1
835
1,951
221
25
820
1,812
145
15
1,361
2,826
986
6,537
541
3,732
685
2,805
496
16,067
341
4,286
481
11,781
471
10, 810
356
971
3,267
318,780
2,769
13,890
1,201,581
435
6,030
186, 930
381
8,587
120,218
1,260
30,830,448
1,138,315
1,466
109,331
2,081
2,151,320
795, 987
3,849,099
37,736
1,109,020
199,289
402,690
322,338
184,703
2,740,079
474,214
1,895,356
370, 509
73
7,116
68
4,029
63
3,739
72
2,591
45
496
5
16
22
24
1
5
5
16
11
18
6
7
5
5
11
12
17
6
7
11
55
46
7,528
40
4,231
36
3,297
12
849
7
460
12
389
12
363
7
26
66
77,542
67
2,198
197, 612
43
5,306
164,486
7
490
6,860
58
33,224,498
1,895,356
66
29,052
61
1,130,301
418,212
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 text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class
Commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Contimied
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting.
number of litters.
lor 2 litters farms reporting.
3 to 9 litters farms reporting.
10 to 19 Utters farms reporting .
90 to 3ft 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..
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
Under 11 acres..
11 to 24 acres...
25 to 49 acres....
50 to 74 acres. . . .
75 to 99 acres. . . .
100 or more acres.
Harvested for grain . . .
arms reporting.,
'arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
'arms reporting.,
arms reporting,,
'arms reporting.,
'arms reporting.,
acres . .
bushels.,
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels.,
Wheat harvested f anna reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. ,
Sales... farms reporting. .
bushels..
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Rye harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres. .
100-lb. bags..
Hey crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons..
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acreB..
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels..
See footnotes at end of table.
3,968
2,477
27,471
21,090
1,758
978
1,456
864
467
376
191
176
59
51
37
32
3,094
1,949
13,231
9,984
2,932
1,962
14,240
11,106
39,157
33,983
648, Ml
616,270
18,123
13,613
13,476
12,924
5,887
5,803
1,144
1,122
236
235
291
286
19,218
15,331
232, 014
210,735
13,439,425
12,365,610
5,933
4,706
5,674,976
5,229,071
16,762
12,642
248,031
211,755
7,493,387
6,518,085
14,537
11,013
6,793,111
5,926,816
39,545
33,112
630,455
580, 103
33,731,236
31,545,329
8,117
5,661
5, 636, 111
4,733,946
2,706
2,271
26,372
23,347
795,658
723,133
878
747
291,635
265,835
1,334
1,133
16,049
14,900
372,921
345,836
792
696
255,906
234,916
1,792
1,067
16,792
10,342
280,733
173,543
952
532
199, 578
117,623
3,521
2,855
86,748
81,034
883,881
836,491
3,009,405
2,684,057
30,514
25,808
939,924
878,807
2,119,960
2,010,195
4,716
3,250
187,204
156,678
42,485
32,274
1,549,590
1,354,781
2,597,046
2,337,187
6,404
3,345
223,607
162,611
5,048
4,362
37,688
34,627
67,998
63,840
122
72
1,205
795
12,329
8,656
332,506
269,461
487,719
421,536
1,855
693
52,847
32,156
8,947
8,716
149,697
146,381
972,449
953, 104
994
829
12,280
10,900
20,639
18,339
99
1,528
24
35
18
19
1
2
70
775
86
753
989
58, 865
91
139
266
245
98
150
663
25,469
1,693,678
235
798, 524
668
25,694
857,929
647
829,274
813
34,861
2,196,442
141
323,865
138
2,722
82, 195
31
31,985
213
5,650
139,116
172
97,352
17
284
4,438
10
3,388
115
15,544
176,844
853
75,264
194,949
172
21,447
569
41,094
77,325
97
6,223
91
1,522
3,026
6
35
207
12,517
23,344
44
2,798
355
13,814
86,540
30
985
2,138
275
2,218
85
98
61
26
5
215
1,097
250
1,121
4,582
144,854
457
1,509
1,951
514
71
80
2,433
51,779
3,147,020
721
1,362,837
1,764
42,475
1,397,370
1,638
1,289,658
4,045
111,129
6,615,197
640
785,180
373
4,748
157,315
120
49,240
229
2,602
56,645
118
31,040
42
353
6,800
21
3,755
466
17,820
192,612
3,974
207,036
508, 107
508
26,430
3,075
170, 524
344,179
364
23,447
474
4,817
10,377
5
994
37,369
65,441
67
3,153
2,027
45,610
312,255
92
1,729
2,477
NEW YORK 41
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK A.ND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Lifters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters farms renortine.
1 too litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 titters farms reporting.
20 to 19 titters farms reporting..
40 to 69 litters farms reporting. ,
70 or more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to November 10 farms reporting.
number of litters. .
December 1 to June 1 farms reoorting.,
number of litters. ,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting. .
acres. ,
Cnder 11 acres ...
11 to 24 acres, . . ,
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres ....
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'anus reporting,
i reporting,
"arms reporting.,
arms reporting.
acres . .
bushels. ,
; reporting. ,
bushels. ,
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Oats harvested, for grain farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels. . ,
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. . ,
acres. . ,
100-lb. bags...
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. . ,
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. ..
acres .. ,
tons . . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons. . .
Clover, titnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
tons. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons.. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
tons. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons. . .
Other hay cut farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
tons. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons. . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
tons, green weight. . .
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. . .
acres
bushels. . .
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
709
5,367
317
260
46
56
25
5
562
2,542
503
2,845
10,482
131,681
5,547
4,054
757
83
25
16
4,084
43,740
2,515,500
1,316
1,132,635
3,485
45,578
1,342,250
2,950
1,192,458
10,681
150,055
7,737,169
1,717
1,304,810
597
5,276
161,768
200
61,220
286
2,118
50,940
136
28,864
395
3,855
63,385
215
46,785
742
13,825
133,570
7,308
189,164
393,569
887
34,285
10,912
435, 180
734,333
904
44,655
1,466
10,445
19,095
15
200
2,601
75,465
115,490
116
4,775
1,899
21,908
137, 810
275
2,965
4,910
540
3,190
235
195
95
15
410
1,475
415
1,715
5,085
47,040
3,745
1,110
195
25
5
5
2,450
21,190
1,128,575
965
558,020
2,420
27,790
797,660
2,060
697,740
5,283
57,9L2
2,755,506
1,367
734,736
320
2,520
68,040
165
37,635
140
1,255
26,730
100
20,455
311
2,795
47,790
145
30,075
565
8,630
80,445
328,637
3,380
64,080
126,865
615
22,895
6,636
212,602
314,669
899
36,546
896
5,525
8,175
16
110
1,545
42,250
55,675
155
7,560
460
4,180
21,335
195
1,940
3,450
125
440
75
45
5
95
260
75
180
778
5,866
646
107
20
5
442
3,025
148,120
136
59, 105
496
4,474
116,010
405
94,545
923
8,226
395,110
251
115,645
41
247
4,835
16
3,285
45
585
10,790
30
8,890
70
300
4,595
20
1,400
965
5,380
51,992
561
9,745
15, 570
125
3,345
1,217
32,395
45,821
182
5,430
100
730
925
5
40
407
8,882
9,783
91
1,980
25
240
3,925
25
260
360
1,175
4,150
610
490
70
5
890
2,165
765
1,985
3,741
22,340
3,245
425
61
10
2,876
15,875
797,575
886
332,220
2,851
25,414
665,115
2,480
599,765
4,726
36,330
,532,480
1,815
643,380
345
1,865
44,710
95
17,325
145
735
21,885
65
17,695
535
4,720
79,900
310
63,115
485
4,580
36,000
3,556
42,803
76,342
1,080
20,925
7,428
139,812
183,544
2,263
43,551
525
2,345
3,030
35
365
2,772
48,096
49,650
900
15,710
170
1,845
8,950
105
910
1,360
275
1,005
160
95
15
5
225
J 480
170
525
1,375
7,025
1,250
115
10
985
4,710
230,890
335
101, 585
1,240
10, 170
284, 365
1,015
241,960
1,660
12,570
562,915
635
254,485
505
13,035
35
8,400
50
285
3,840
25
2,185
190
1,730
27,290
110
18,840
170
1,090
10,970
82,069
1,095
15,005
26,285
380
7,515
2,727
51,954
69,190
795
17, 170
155
680
1,025
15
45
885
14,200
15,200
260
4,350
30
230
1,425
60
470
940
41
1,226
10
7
6
5
8
5
30
602
35
624
58
2,506
15
12
13
12
1
5
26
694
45,350
6
12,100
29
692
25,822
29
24,570
47
1,452
90,512
6
4,300
10
655
14,780
1
75
6
129
1,360
6
1,110
11
44
420
8,378
55
3,309
7,138
6
2,086
56
3,043
7,125
1
275
6
36
103
16
749
1,333
2
631
31
1,241
8,970
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 farms. See text]
ToUl
all
farms
Economic class
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms
Total
Class 1
Class II
Class HI
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
8,884
85,132
16,268,245
8,276
38,647,411
2,594
3,244
7,797,522
10,352
180,893
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
331
41,059
8,617,676
541
18,604,219
131
1,109
4,021,892
366
41,083
737
23,277
4,430,235
1,066
7,156,882
220
572
1,267,390
1,087
40,954
1,450
13,237
2,141,044
1,601
6,155,725
290
387
863,280
1,592
37,710
acres2.,
hundredweight. . .
acres
quarts...
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
acres. ..
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW YORK
43
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[t)ata are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Economic class-Continued
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms-Continued
Other farms
Class IV
Class V
Class VI
Part-time
Part-retirement
Abnormal
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED- Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
1,649
4,471
701,730
1,294
3,480,605
315
355
608,915
1,757
24,134
1,220
1,113
151, 585
985
1,564,530
325
283
367,895
1,416
15,173
352
257
26,592
370
274,140
145
72
79,260
408
3,022
2,002
956
108,048
1,505
646,895
815
330
381,795
2,586
11,791
1,111
537
54,795
865
361,725
340
119
157,995
1,097
5,779
acres2. .
hundredweight. . .
32
225
36,540
acres. . .
quarts. . .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
13
17
49,100
acres.. .
43
1,247
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
Part 1 of 8. -Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports far only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
a! farms
Economic class
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 dol lars
Average per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Soil-Improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Bcres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
tifigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops Tanns reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number .
Under 25 years number,
25 to 14 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-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
WiUi 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 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.
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
1,670
100.0
335,385
100.0
200.8
28,455
144.55
1,670
206,012
25
40
65
206
636
475
184
37
2
553
12,578
772
23,420
235
7,373
640
16,047
139
2,225
1,117
35,222
534
17,921
67
1,295
7
334
278
9,140
47
2,725
132
6,040
16
745
1,660
30
221
382
365
398
264
50.1
788
361
152
275
232
403
340
882
171
361
66
90
115
265
310
195
230
130
245
75
13
2
44
2.6
32,181
9.6
731.4
88,541
133.66
44
25,003
15
27
2
13
1,315
U
443
1
353
10
90
10
180
18
1,872
18
1,740
6
150
1
35
16
2,550
1
350
5
1,025
21
11
5
7
47.7
4.8
38,266
11.4
478.3
60,160
132.59
SO
26,678
43
1,325
33
2,189
13
1,035
27
1,154
240
70
3,480
14
1,361
1
200
6
299
22
1,000
12
335
1
50
80
20
26
21
7
6
44.3
203
12.2
65,427
19.5
322.3
45,574
136.37
203
43,618
101
2,755
77
3,025
21
740
67
2,285
20
355
137
4,398
45
1,495
15
230
50
1,870
15
240
30
765
203
31
70
56
30
16
46.7
86
60
6
20
16
21
10
117
15
431
25.8
86,629
25.8
201.0
26,307
129.56
431
53,661
5
20
110
285
11
136
3,408
185
4,720
60
1,810
130
2,910
26
520
300
8,665
156
5,910
15
350
85
1,895
10
595
50
2,415
431
5
50
105
85
91
95
51.4
190
105
40
45
55
110
50
241
45
95
20
25
75
60
130
65
70
651
39.0
85,082
25.4
130.7
21,173
167.05
651
46,352
5
15
120
416
90
5
205
3,185
321
9,023
95
2,555
276
6,468
40
425
431
11,377
201
5,660
25
265
65
1,020
10
270
35
1,500
651
15
110
110
136
140
140
51.0
390
90
95
205
135
205
270
261
45
160
45
35
80
160
175
85
60
15
40
NEW YORK
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 8 .—Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
45
[torn
(For definitions and explanation*, *ei text)
Total all
commercial farms
F4RMS BV COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All larm operators:
Full owners number,
Tart owners number
Ml tenants number,
Cash tenants number
Share-cash tenants number ,
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,
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners number..
Part owners number, .
All tenants number . ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farm* reporting.
number.
Corn pickers farms reporting . ,
Pick-up balers farms reporting. ,
number. ,
Field forage harvesters farms reporting .
numlier . ,
Motortrucks farms reporting . ,
number..
Tractors farms reporting . .
number.,
Tractors other than garden farms reporting. ,
number. ,
1 tractor farms reporting . ,
2 tractors farms renortmg . ,
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting . ,
Wheel tractors farms reporting.,
number..
Crawler tractors farms reporting..
number. ,
Garden tractors fanns 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.
Bulk-type farms reporting.
Crop dner (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.
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 workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting .
..farms reporting.
, .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
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 ttble.
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17, 552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
921
657
80
25
25
15
5
10
916
657
1,116
1,257
654
707
720
731
203
215
1,170
1,778
1,584
4,100
1,584
3,787
441
620
266
137
120
1,579
3,657
108
130
274
313
1,543
1,972
1,620
1,480
1,055
309
254
20
110
953
1,176
287
176
115
61
51
10
318
506
173
273
114
36
17
1,462
162
46
38
43
29
41
28
34
23
25
34
135
44
277
44
265
44
236
23
29
12
12
43
62
44
39
29
12
13
5
17
29
39
105
69
85
59
59
28
28
75
164
75
319
75
314
1
5
25
20
24
75
295
18
19
5
5
79
133
80
80
65
21
16
32
59
51
142
10
51
142
10
198
251
126
126
152
157
61
66
178
323
203
749
203
710
15
35
70
41
42
203
689
21
21
36
39
193
265
198
193
153
45
55
5
30
183
158
30
15
10
72
110
187
15
1
215
196
15
5
5
215
196
15
320
335
205
225
210
210
36
36
356
463
416
1,075
416
995
55
225
95
25
16
416
980
15
15
75
80
411
487
421
411
301
86
65
10
20
326
266
105
55
30
25
20
5
91
386
30
15
410
205
35
5
20
5
405
205
35
375
415
170
170
221
221
35
40
386
507
616
1,275
616
1,128
250
265
56
35
10
616
1,092
21
36
116
147
601
757
631
571
396
105
70
11
301
501
100
541
90
20
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-Continued
Part 1 of 8.-Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
malerials used during the year. farms reporting.
acres on which used.
Ions. .
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (nol cropland) farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry material* farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Cora farms reporting,.
acres . .
Dry malerials farms reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat farms reporting..
acres..
Pry materials farms reporting..
Ions..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ions . .
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
Dry materials farms reporting, .
tons..
Liquid materials famis reporting. .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reoorting..
tons..
Lime or liming malerials used during Ihe year farms reporting..
acres limed. .
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under MOO farms reporting . .
$100 to $999 farm- reporting. .
$1,000 to .$1,999 farms rcrort.nn,. .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms renorting. .
$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..
S2.500 to $4,999 farms rejxjrting..,
$5,000 to $9,999 farn.s 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 $499 farms reporting . . .
$500 to $909 farms reporting. . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reportini? . . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . . .
$10,000 to $19,090 farms reporting. . .
$20,000 to <49,999 farms reporting. . .
S50.000 or more farms reporting . . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and Irees farms reporting. . .
dollars...
Under $100 farms reporting...
$100 to $490 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 . . .
S100 to "1199 farms reporting . . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. . .
51,000 to $1,909 farms reporting. . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting...
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
43, 484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
Economic class
1,580
160,161
30,465
1,550
30,005
75
460
195
7,684
190
985
5
1
28
560
28
75
1,217
44,415
1,212
8,254
60
352
1,300
30,683
1,290
4,977
40
44
66
541
66
318
1,359
76,278
1,354
15,396
20
63
227
5,695
12,444
1,655
764
605, 517
160
421
96
72
15
461
290,385
387
50
12
10
2
1,003
325,809
406
559
38
825
1,050,789
300
187
115
91
78
34
19
1,030
554,763
201
540
185
104
1,640
993,028
140
781
430
286
3
44
22,848
7,506
13
825
13
97
2
120
2
18
34
4,750
34
1,099
38
2,942
38
581
44
14,210
44
5,710
17
919
2,661
44
23
55,952
6
6
6
5
7
61,980
1
5
1
21
21,214
5
6
10
44
5
5
21
12
1
33
152,833
44
111,813
80
23,323
3,988
80
3,768
10
220
15
1,100
15
128
74
10,205
74
1,907
10
220
63
3,523
63
464
59
8,375
59
1,210
27
1,290
2,285
80
49
101,300
16
5
43
43,180
27
10
6
43
19,200
10
26
7
70
207, 535
11
15
15
22
48
43,775
135,055
203
34,848
5,907
203
5,885
10
22
51
2,994
51
389
15
145
15
24
187
8,945
187
1,644
10
17
178
5,927
178
1,017
5
5
183
16,827
183
2,808
36
899
1,623
203
111
149,805
15
56
15
20
5
65
27,465
55
10
142
142,655
35
65
42
203
197,985
-30
85
411
39,345
6,713
396
6,553
40
160
41
1,085
36
151
5
1
5
200
5
25
326
11,120
326
2,043
30
93
376
8,291
376
1,379
25
26
15
345
15
186
371
18,304
371
2,769
15
40
61
1,262
3,570
426
181
149,340
25
91
40
25
131
65,800
115
15
97
261
36,685
100,075
30
85
67
165
11
123
226
208,832
162,405
25
75
20
70
15
45
26
10
30
20
7
6
266
99,870
25
175
55
11
426
245,010
25
165
175
61
641
33,797
5,212
626
5,154
15
58
50
1,280
50
160
490
8,210
485
1,335
10
22
525
8,230
515
1,286
10
13
25
561
15,952
556
2,319
5
23
61
790
1,390
646
295
114,075
90
170
30
5
165
48,190
155
5
5
456
128,980
186
260
10
291
97,145
160
70
40
15
6
415
101,760
100
275
40
641
225,250
60
435
115
31
201
6,000
1,139
201
1,139
NEW YORK
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 8.-Cash-grain farms
[Data we based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
47
(For definitions and explanations, gee text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 LTVF.STOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Stoers and bulls including steer and bull calves.
arms reporting.
number .
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting.
number.
3 reporting.
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 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 Tarms 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 rarms reporting .
Horses and/Of mules farms reporting . .
HogS and pigs farms reporting. ,
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting .
number . ,
Born before June 1 farms reporting.,
number . .
Sheep and lambs farms
Lambs under 1 year old farms
Sheep 1 year old and over farms
Ewes farms
Rams and wethers farms
Chickens 4 months old and over farms
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms
Milk and cream sold 1 farms
Chickens including broilers sold farms
Chicken eggs sold farms
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number,
reporting . ,
number.,
reporting.,
number. .
reporting..
number. ,
reporting. ,
number..
reporting.
number.
dollars,
reporting.
number.
dollars .
reporting.
number.
dollars.
reporting.
pounds
dollars,
reporting.
dollars,
reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
Total all
commercial farms
748, 591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
Economic class
14,282,858
8,553
12,388,580
11,450,326
821,515
50,147
66,592
1,894,278
469,201
661,530
763,547
691
13,066
576
4,892
469
3,363
604
6,007
420
2,167
45
117
162
155
175
20
17
130
295
95
26
15
6
7
2
116
260
60
15
7
6
5
164
345
401
4,895
210
3,005
281
1,890
96
4,721
80
1,655
86
3,066
86
2,961
55
105
551
127,160
524
5,615
524,035
165
6,235
193,285
80
2,250
31,500
213
17,012,113
661, 530
316
53,064
341
1,121,830
415,077
2,678,859
60,883
2,335,494
1,830,644
504,850
343,365
2L2,565
130,800
23
2,622
18
840
18
754
23
1,523
18
259
23
1,270
130,800
12
5,102,400
212,565
2,285,251
28,566
1,911,906
1,840,180
51,470
12,406
7,850
373,345
129,815
107,050
136,480
39
1,084
34
596
33
426
33
348
18
140
1
2
30
1,335
15
1,000
30
335
1
1
41
25,795
28
478
49,680
15
2,800
86,800
16
2,713,590
107,050
21
5,782
21
335,225
124,033
3,064,li0
15,094
2,627,283
2,530,875
93,100
1,883
1,425
436,837
140,893
165,650
130,294
121
2,712
101
1,364
65
725
106
885
%
463
21
33
60
925
35
605
45
320
80
39,410
86
1,170
101,185
25
915
28,365
5
45
630
50
4,514,372
165,650
55
21,929
55
321,525
118,964
3,422,550
7,941
2,991,041
2,872,577
101, 520
8,701
8,243
431, 509
11.7,434
140,175
173,900
156
2,718
131
900
106
669
136
1,305
111
513
21
79
105
1,235
40
610
85
625
40
1,960
30
985
30
975
30
955
15
20
155
31,030
131
1,245
103,920
40
1,495
46,345
25
1,330
18,620
50
3,368,366
140,175
115
16,411
120
273,035
101,023
2,456,735
3,774
2,183,921
2,099,750
65,550
5,331
13,290
272,814
73,421
31,400
167,993
241
3,099
211
938
181
618
210
1,450
141
711
60
131
15
5
55
116
10
75
120
150
1,100
90
685
85
415
50
2,745
45
665
50
2,080
50
1,995
40
85
185
25,420
181
1,202
121,810
65
785
24,335
50
875
12,250
60
1,034,995
31,400
100
8,414
110
174,045
64,397
375,343
1,438
338,935
276,300
5,025
21,826
35,784
36,408
7,638
4,690
24,080
111
831
81
254
66
171
96
496
36
81
10
35
41
20
5
25
51
5
21
45
40
100
55
220
30
105
35
125
5
15
5
5
5
10
5
10
85
5,445
75
250
16,640
20
240
7,440
25
278,390
4,690
25
528
35
18,000
6,660
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-Continued
Part 1 of 8 .-Cash-grain farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text/]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters fattowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters.
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grai n . . .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting . .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
arm3 reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tans. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons..
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons..
Other hay cut farms reporting..
acres . .
tans..
Seles farms reporting. .
tons..
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover , or small grains farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons , green weight . .
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels. .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421, 536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
125
1,015
45
45
25
5
5
85
515
110
500
1,277
45,125
370
367
317
102
30
91
1,202
42,263
2,647,995
1,028
2,307,990
1,422
33,045
1,109,755
1,407
1,057,129
1,303
32,121
1,867,666
1,120
1,444,426
303
4,205
116,345
273
104,035
170
2,155
58,585
145
51, 535
140
1,735
25,080
115
21,105
879
33,491
373,567
829
10,900
18,339
38,039
818
19,895
41,560
503
23,550
657
15,604
25,920
347
15,685
5
35
50
72
2,270
3,670
30
1,475
25
235
720
165
2,925
4,690
34
4,750
10
19
34
3,948
338,000
23
298,500
38
2,947
119,555
38
119,241
21
1,440
110,500
15
77,000
10
340
10,000
10
10,000
10
125
4,050
5
3,300
32
7,640
95,990
2,960
31
1,875
5,140
20
2,510
18
860
1,435
5
375
6
225
350
5
125
5
140
150
15
435
5
5
5
15
255
15
180
74
10,260
10
21
5
32
74
10,080
661,620
73
607,035
70
3,920
143,415
70
135,640
54
2,435
162,475
38
122,230
33
570
17, 115
28
14,265
25
405
12,725
20
10,450
49
4,155
49,442
3,605
49
2,195
5,340
32
2,685
22
1,380
3,230
16
2,190
10
525
845
15
180
15
105
15
75
187
8,945
15
50
67
25
5
25
177
8,210
433,400
146
422,975
188
6,162
197,935
183
187,920
181
6,820
400,410
156
320,860
55
875
26,270
50
21,835
30
365
10,775
25
10,350
15
225
4,950
15
4,700
152
8,435
97,410
9,584
152
4,345
8,700
96
5,795
91
4,154
6,420
70
5,405
15
1,015
1,530
10
1,030
5
70
100
15
365
475
40
230
10
20
10
20
80
40
150
336
11,355
45
95
125
51
10
10
321
10,895
646,160
295
588,210
406
9,056
312,595
406
300,683
376
10,534
623,015
340
512,280
95
1,315
37,340
90
34,390
50
390
10,570
45
8,720
35
425
4,975
35
4,975
256
6,701
67,205
226
5,065
10,540
180
7,140
180
3,800
6,575
125
4,090
15
365
785
80
1,320
2,340
40
120
25
495
8,235
215
165
105
5
5
470
7,800
449,195
395
339, 960
555
8,875
283,670
555
269,200
501
8,662
452,171
441
328,891
95
965
22,595
80
20,520
30
380
10,825
30
10,175
70
995
13,605
50
10,405
340
5,810
60,095
295
5,470
10,320
170
5,210
256
4,260
6,435
121
3,295
15
245
320
10
195
15
140
570
50
560
865
NEW YORK
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 8.— Cash-grain farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
49
Item
(For definitions and explanations, Sep lexl)
SPECIFIED CROPS mRVESTED-Conlimieil
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting...
acres2 . .
hundredweight. . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting...
Sales dollars . . .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
quarts . . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
To(al all
commercial farms
5,739
83,41*
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
Economic class
161
571
103,315
263
821,515
35
7
2,665
126
876
6
2
220
24
504,850
15
73
26,650
23
51,470
16
216
15
10
645
46
93,100
40
346
61,980
70
101,520
10
3
1,325
25
138
55
88
9,980
85
65,550
15
3
925
50
169
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
30
52
3,840
15
5,025
10
1
415
30
303
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 2 of 8.-Other field-crop farms
| DnU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
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.
acres.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 19 acres , farms reporting.
20 to -29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting.
200 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
acres.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
acres.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting .
acres.
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting .
acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.
acres .
Improved pasture farms reporting .
acres.
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting.
acres .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
acres ,
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting.
acres.
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting .
acres.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting.
acres.
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
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 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 179 acres number .
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 io 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 bable.
56,760
XXX
11,524,704
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
833
100 .0
166,628
100.0
200.0
87,081
441.13
833
98,288
51
50
125
250
230
116
10
1
148
1,638
335
14,698
132
6,942
241
7,756
42
3,335
451
28,008
120
5,298
28
350
416
28,308
522
39,873
87
7,134
49
7,169
22
2,327
823
15
98
240
224
136
110
48.5
186
118
26
42
51
83
45
647
81
216
30
150
85
125
135
75
50
55
84
56
184
22.1
82,176
49.3
446.6
157,583
358.62
184
48,057
75
99
9
1
47
303
86
7,023
54
4,027
47
2,996
21
3,005
122
13,434
34
3,478
23
335
101
14,443
136
18,978
35
4,763
33
4,837
11
1,650
175
23
69
58
15
10
45.6
145
11
263
31.6
42,872
25.7
163.0
91,508
614.90
263
27,987
5
140
105
12
1
56
930
103
3,360
47
2,010
73
1,350
6
280
133
5,863
26
830
160
8,650
181
13,605
21
682
11
1,332
6
657
262
15
20
76
70
46
35
48.4
211
20
240
28.8
27,505
16.5
114.6
53,161
497.42
240
16,700
10
95
85
45
5
30
330
75
2,185
10
425
65
1,760
120
4,090
30
595
5
15
130
4,700
140
6,010
25
1,330
5
1,000
240
30
70
70
30
40
49.1
190
30
LU
13.3
11,315
6.8
101.9
29,365
309.97
111
,399
26
35
25
25
15
75
51
1,670
11
180
41
1,490
10
30
61
3,761
20
280
25
515
60
1,155
25
20
21
35
10
47.3
35
4.2
2,760
1.7
78.9
15,490
159.36
35
1,145
20
460
10
300
15
160
5
20
15
860
10
115
5
125
5
5
10
15
62.7
NEW YORK
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 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
51
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All fatm operatois:
Full owners number .
Tart owners number .
\l I tenants number .
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number.
White farm operators:
Ful I owners number .
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number .
Corn pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 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.
number.
Garden 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.
Bulk-type farms reporti ng .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting.
Power-operatod 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 rarms 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 workers:
1 hired worker rarms 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 .
See footnotes at end of table.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17, 552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
285
438
90
285
438
90
227
235
29
34
92
93
20
25
778
2,798
3,017
803
2,837
66
190
206
170
171
802
2,605
184
232
145
180
773
1,229
823
773
530
39
34
3
690
94
40
20
554
2,356
404
1,100
162
79
93
55
15
726
80
27
47
127
47
127
174
1,010
179
1,029
179
995
15
49
114
178
891
72
104
29
34
169
360
179
174
157
2
8
127
122
29
24
10
14
1
13
156
992
141
528
33
28
33
38
9
153
24
7
77
161
25
77
161
25
82
82
6
6
26
26
1
1
263
948
253
895
253
834
60
100
66
27
253
787
41
47
46
61
253
418
263
253
192
16
11
1
237
25
1
213
774
138
342
237
21
5
75
110
45
75
110
45
220
580
235
710
235
670
25
85
70
40
15
235
620
40
50
30
40
225
285
240
210
105
15
10
210
25
5
140
480
90
170
46
15
25
4
215
20
5
6
6
5
5
10
10
5
5
96
215
106
273
106
253
35
30
21
10
10
106
237
16
16
20
20
96
131
106
106
56
25
45
35
110
30
85
5
15
5
5
30
70
15
15
20
25
30
35
35
30
20
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 2 of 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms See text )
(For definitions nnd explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres on which used. ..
tons . .
Dry materials farms reporti ng . .
tons..
Liquid mau-rinls farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. ,
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons. .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Corn farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials fnrms reporting. .
All other crops fnrms reporting. .
acres . .
Pry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used durinc the year farms reporting..
acres limed. ,
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 Tamis reporting. .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms renorting. .
$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. .
S2.500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hit* farms reporting . .
dollars. .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $999 farms retorting...
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under 5200 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 $49,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting , .
dollars..
Under $100 fan, is reporting . .
S100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
■ I ,000 or nore farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $199 ■. farms reporting..
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footeotes at end of table.
■43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
812
87,297
88,315
802
86,025
48
2,290
1,545
86
306
26
255
26
46
103
785
103
230
180
,320
180
794
802
68,162
792
78,093
47
2,241
547
12,230
537
6,556
12
49
210
8,215
8,332
833
200
214,620
26
121
22
11
20
119
49,640
115
1
1
1
1
318
107,751
156
142
20
747
5,432,107
20
25
45
115
196
177
110
52
7
687
2,578,805
35
67
39
546
as
1,262,158
20
111
190
477
20
183
45,136
43,845
183
43,547
22
298
36
540
36
125
21
240
21
38
27
250
27
73
55
,305
55
410
183
35,941
183
40,101
21
282
129
5,860
129
2,800
1
16
74
5,065
4,870
184
39
67,850
11
16
10
18
28,775
15
1
1
1
82
39,326
26
51
5
184
3,140,444
25
31
69
52
7
155
1,162,975
7
146
184
564,793
258
24,727
27, 559
258
27,387
16
172
35
340
35
98
165
19
41
285
41
108
50
840
50
145
258
19,512
258
24,692
16
169
193
3,750
193
2,344
1
3
86
2,120
2,082
263
56
74,770
5
30
10
6
5
31
6,570
30
1
91
16,345
65
26
263
1,518,433
5
10
25
76
106
41
217
843,535
5
5
7
200
253
382,650
5
50
197
1
240
13,890
13,823
235
12,273
5
1,550
10
655
10
81
20
150
20
26
55
1,005
55
203
240
10,215
235
10,896
5
1,525
140
1,850
135
1,059
5
25
10
355
515
240
70
65,040
10
40
10
5
5
35
9,325
35
85
36,185
35
35
15
215
656, 320
210
480,605
10
25
15
160
235
236,820
45
90
100
101
3,029
2,745
96
2,475
5
270
5
10
5
2
15
100
15
23
15
140
15
28
91
2,094
86
2,104
5
265
75
685
70
318
5
5
35
575
765
111
35
6,960
35
4,970
35
55
15,345
25
30
70
101,160
10
15
20
15
10
85
88,480
10
25
10
40
111
63,250
15
36
50
10
30
515
343
30
343
30
400
30
300
5
100
100
5
550
5
15
15,750
5
20
3,210
10
10
35
14,645
NEW YORK
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 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of 'arms. See text]
53
Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALt'E OF PRODWTS 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.
LI\-ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting.
number .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.
number.
Milk cows farms reporting. ,
number.
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.
number.
Steers and bulls including steer and hull 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 re[*jrting. .
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. .
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. .
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..
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 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..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. .
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens . .
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
748, 591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
• 9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,71
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
Economic class
28,429,519
34,129
27,925,935
25,310,172
2,152,467
358,942
104,354
503,584
160,407
243,110
100,067
206
2,678
171
1,348
144
1,018
125
903
159
427
85
240
91
267
15
50
81
217
6
26
1
1
5
25
5
25
131
37,495
81
1,118
96,717
58
5,897,560
243,110
51
9,341
71
406,122
150,266
15,660,797
85,113
15,420,758
14,140,129
1,052,072
150,277
78,280
240,039
72,067
117,800
50,172
55
863
45
394
38
353
34
366
48
103
34
109
15
90
5
25
15
65
26
10,605
453
49,547
7
2,810,000
117,800
6
5,007
11
181,242
67,060
7,897,910
30,030
7,762,079
6,984,738
615,040
140,985
21,316
135, 831
37,336
79,530
18,965
61
930
41
499
31
310
31
222
56
209
16
71
41
102
41
102
30
11,675
26
265
16,465
16
2,041,305
79,530
15
2,093
25
95,250
35,243
3,901,843
16,258
3,813,738
3,352,245
410,905
47,030
3,558
88,105
45,920
35,060
7,125
60
380
55
225
50
215
35
95
30
60
45
13,290
20
145
7,125
827,820
7,458
788,211
703,461
63,450
20,100
1,200
39,609
5,084
10,720
23,805
30
505
30
230
25
220
25
55
25
1,800
20
255
23,580
25
10
833,100
213,155
35,060
10,720
20
10
2,015
226
20
15
116, 500
13,130
43,105
4,858
141,149
4,033
141,149
129,599
11,000
550
5
125
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 2 of 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms
number
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
arms
'arms
number
December 1 to June 1 farms
number
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
reportinp.
of litters,
reportinp.
reporting,
reportinp.
reportinp .
reportinp .
reportinp.
reportinp.
of 1 liters .
reportinp.
of litters.
arms r
arm 5 r
arms r
arms r
Com for all purposes farms reportinp .
acres .
* reportinp,
s reporting.
s reporting.
5 reportinp.
I reportinp.,
^ reporti np .
s reportinp .
acres .
bushels..
i reportinp. .
bushels..
Under 11 BCres. . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres ....
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain ....
Sales farms r
Wheat harvested farms report ing . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms report ing . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms report ing . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . ,
tons . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons , green weight . .
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
See footnotes at end of table .
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173, 543
532
117,623
2,855
61,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
119
855
95
16
406
22,445
26
10,500
264
4,976
133,936
213
119,376
182
4,989
304,387
146
256,747
829
10,900
18,339
25
675
270
5,138
107,403
178
69,417
7
160
1,568
2
748
25
370
4,935
68
870
2,275
20
300
164
4,416
7,153
51
2,775
10
40
65
5
25
17
165
163
2
68
10
120
850
18
650
,665
28
260
20
1
18
96
5,220
6
3,500
89
2,816
74,181
83
69,066
45
1,769
133,012
35
126, 662
15
300
94
2,733
56,643
72
41,412
120
768
2
748
13
330
1,095
28
421
6
100
7
420
1,230
41
285
35
5
40
145
9,475
10
4,000
920
23,060
55
17,370
42
1,545
90,550
36
65,890
111
1,515
30,200
61
14,405
5
150
1,500
25
205
455
5
50
66
1,925
3,205
20
1,275
5
50
375
6
130
235
25
155
20
5
15
105
5,250
5
1,500
70
1,035
32,450
55
29,095
55
1,145
49,375
45
42,745
40
615
12,000
30
8,550
5
40
800
20
220
3,435
1,695
20
245
520
15
250
35
1,435
1,975
20
1,300
25
155
20
5
15
60
2,500
5
1,500
20
155
3,245
15
2,845
35
390
20,950
25
10,950
5
10
375
20
175
5,560
10
3,050
10
90
205
30
575
1,065
5
70
475
5
50
1
000
5
1
000
5
140
10
SCO
5
10
500
5
100
3,000
5
2,000
60
100
5
100
5
100
200
NEW YORK
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 2 of 8. -Other field-crop farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lextj
55
BY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HWESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2 .
hundredweight . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting . .
Sales dollars . .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
quarts . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting . .
acres . .
Total all
commercial farms
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
Economic class
833
68,558
13,553,919
447
2,152,467
165
265
751,231
33
336
184
36,030
7,611,674
76
1,052,072
50
100
371,606
263
19,523
3,753,280
166
615,040
80
117
291,125
240
10,351
1,748,725
145
410,905
25
43
72,500
10
165
111
2,254
376,540
50
63,450
5
3
15,000
35
400
63,700
10
11,000
5
2
1,000
^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 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports For only a sample of farms. See lextj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Fconomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution , percent
Land in farms acres
Percent dislribution percent
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres Farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms report! ng
Improved pasture farms reporting
litigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number.
Under 25 years number.
25 to 14 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 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-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.
Willi 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 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.
56,760
XXX
11,524,704
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,4a
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
1,670
100.0
194,460
1O0.O
116.4
49,959
445.55
1,670
122,963
300
330
190
275
275
159
107
25
9
236
5,602
641
21,440
183
9,865
524
11,575
69
2,020
588
18,737
169
5,920
5
413
460
14,649
369
22,617
37
2,795
42
2,190
5
75
1,648
20
164
447
373
406
238
50.1
553
259
136
158
150
273
177
1,117
182
414
55
165
670
170
145
171
77
68
35
103
46
17
3
180
10.8
87,630
45.1
486.8
154,378
330.59
180
58,728
45
34
67
25
9
26
1,392
86
9,470
48
6,255
54
3,215
9
550
98
8,352
19
1,735
5
413
6,814
79
14,982
7
1,140
12
1,165
173
9
57
48
41
18
49.6
147
17
225
13.5
32,660
16.8
145.2
82,438
618.45
225
21,095
25
10
35
80
50
25
55
950
80
2,955
15
210
80
2,745
10
765
95
3,025
30
1,380
70
2,725
5
250
10
180
225
10
90
35
60
30
50.4
180
35
305
18.3
30,845
15.9
101.1
48,660
536.42
305
19,610
5
35
65
80
55
55
10
45
2,035
110
2,605
30
1,685
80
920
5
50
110
3,250
20
900
120
2,370
95
2,575
10
960
5
350
305
5
30
110
55
75
30
48.3
100
50
35
15
15
45
20
205
25
130
30
35
25
20
25
10
20
5
395
23.7
23,150
11.9
58.6
29,361
464.94
395
13,140
25
120
70
115
50
10
855
165
3,340
45
735
140
2,605
20
305
110
1,645
50
1,245
100
1,180
60
855
5
195
390
5
60
70
125
85
45
49.3
180
90
40
50
60
100
55
215
50
60
10
15
210
55
40
50
10
360
21.6
14,620
7.5
40.6
19,784
442.15
360
8,295
135
105
30
40
40
10
40
245
140
2,095
35
925
115
1,170
10
125
110
1,455
40
575
30
205
35
1,120
10
350
1 I
355
35
75
70
60
115
53.5
140
30
25
85
30
70
95
220
35
110
45
190
25
25
35
15
NEW YORK
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 8.-Vegetable farms
[Data art? based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
57
Item
(For definitions and explanations, sot' text)
F\R\(S BY COLOR AND TENIIRF. OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners
Part ow ners
Ml tenants
■number.
.number,
.number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number.
White farm opernlors:
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Nonwhite farm ojierator-
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting .
number.
Corn pickers farms reporting, ,
number.
Pick- up balers farms reporting. ,
number.
Field forage ban esters farms reporting.,
number..
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number. ,
Tractors farms reporting. ,
number. ,
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . ,
number.,
1 tractor farms report inf. ,
2 tractors farms reporting. ,
3 tractors farms reporting. .
4 tractors farms reporting , ,
5 or more tractors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting..
Crawler tractors Tarms report inc..
Garden tractors farms reporting . .
number.,
Automobiles farms reporting . .
nun, her. ,
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting, .
Telephone farms reporting. ,
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
^ulk-type 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 bard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
lmile farms reporting . .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.,
4 miles farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms reporting. .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workerB farms reporting. .
persons. .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting , .
persoas..
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.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.
Total all
nl farms
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
' 7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
b,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
903
626
140
95
5
15
626
140
213
223
104
110
123
124
60
66
1,510
3,261
1,600
5,668
1,515
4,579
381
341
373
159
261
1,369
3,762
600
817
729
1,089
1,534
2,142
1,640
1,510
791
79
74
4
24
332
1,376
115
148
66
82
46
21
717
3,438
433
1,684
134
103
79
70
47
1,293
280
97
38
131
10
38
131
10
43
48
24
30
18
19
15
16
180
896
180
1,303
180
1,169
6
6
18
44
106
174
977
105
192
74
134
179
362
180
175
141
19
19
4
9
151
10
13
6
7
6
1
152
1,533
1/48
1,024
123
45
12
75
125
25
75
1.:-'
25
30
30
35
35
30
30
15
15
225
575
225
1,025
225
865
10
20
65
55
75
220
775
50
90
90
160
205
355
225
225
140
30
20
5
60
165
620
125
390
180
45
135
130
40
135
130
40
70
70
25
25
40
40
10
10
285
595
305
1,150
305
935
25
80
125
30
45
290
780
110
155
125
215
295
420
300
290
175
10
10
5
110
255
30
20
130
360
100
190
240
60
5
225
140
30
20
5
5
225
140
30
45
45
10
10
25
25
5
5
370
570
390
1,145
380
905
105
120
105
25
25
355
715
160
190
170
240
380
445
395
370
140
15
20
335
20
25
10
15
15
175
630
315
50
265
80
15
265
80
15
25
30
10
10
10
10
10
10
310
435
345
755
300
505
165
80
40
5
10
235
370
120
135
190
250
310
360
350
300
130
280
30
45
20
25
5
10
75
225
265
60
35
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 3 of 8. -Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexl ]
(lor definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used Hurmc the year farms reporting.
acres on which used,
tons.
Dry materials farms reporting.,
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.,
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.,
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons.,
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
tons.,
Corn. .farms reporting.,
acres.,
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Ions. ,
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
tons.,
Wheat farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
Ions..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farm* reputing. .
Dry materials ram,- reporting. ,
x — tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
ions..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed. .
Ions ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 farm* rcporlinn...
$2,000 to $4,999 farms renorting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry fanns reporlmi: . ,
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 renorting . .
$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. .
I Inder $200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $409 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 farms renorline..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms report in;;. .
dol 1 ars . .
Under $100 fan, is 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 report! ng . .
5100 to $499 i farms reporting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more forms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56, 675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,9a
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
1,553
105,098
42,459
1,548
42,199
22
260
87
1,712
87
366
211
4,656
211
1,070
11
8
358
8,006
358
1,396
222
4,687
222
3,996
1,507
86,037
1,507
35,371
12
252
500
9,576
15,239
1,665
343
642,257
100
175
27
32
9
176
269,073
121
30
18
1
6
765
389,329
310
380
75
1,350
8,059,383
65
160
175
295
231
200
135
68
21
1,339
1,412,429
185
641
198
315
1,655
1,443,851
120
732
341
435
27
163
51,448
19,426
163
19,172
7
254
7
342
7
57
36
1,476
36
448
1
4
53
3,526
53
530
37
2,072
37
1,721
162
44,032
162
16,416
7
250
80
4,376
7,904
180
43
484,392
5
20
2
7
9
36
183,348
11
5
13
1
6
110
164,574
15
50
45
180
4,475,628
6
20
70
63
21
149
724,219
5
6
28
110
180
555,266
7
1
145
27
220
17,985
7,421
220
7,421
10
125
10
28
45
1,200
45
255
55
1,035
55
180
40
1,415
40
1,048
210
14,210
210
5,910
120
2,165
3,465
220
60
79,400
10
20
10
20
20
22,465
15
100
44,915
40
55
5
210
,569,485
15
25
30
70
65
5
185
264,080
5
55
30
95
220
273,015
'20
65
135
300
15,540
6,639
295
6,637
5
2
30
800
30
205
15
170
15
57
65
1,415
65
259
70
515
70
491
290
12,640
290
5,625
5
2
115
1,360
1,950
305
55
16,750
25
25
5
30
27,390
15
15
100
51,160
20
65
15
295
1,'045,330
5
10
35
70
85
90
255
233,835
5
85
75
90
300
264,460
70
135
95
390
11,385
5,427
390
5,423
10
4
25
375
25
65
60
1,190
60
193
10
4
105
1,085
105
232
35
565
35
649
375
8,170
375
4,284
90
850
1,015
395
75
41,505
15
45
10
5
50
31,160
40
10
190
58,015
100
85
5
360
704,595
20
65
30
130
95
20
325
109,205
35
235
35
20
395
208,620
10
265
80
40
325
7,250
2,908
325
2,908
45
585
45
110
65
885
65
180
315
5,615
315
2,529
55
580
535
360
40
,980
15
25
20
3,400
20
200
59,195
100
95
5
215
223,035
30
35
75
60
15
280
63,835
55
195
30
360
106,270
40
260
40
20
NEW YORK
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 8.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
59
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 4 head farms report] ng .
5 to 9 head farms re[iorting.
10 to 19 head farms reporting.
20 to 49 head farms reporting .
SO 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 .
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.
number.
Born 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 ,
numlier.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting.
number.
Ewes farms reporting .
number.
Rams and wethers farms reporting .
number.
Chickens! 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.
n umber .
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reputing.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at and of table.
Total ail
commercial farms
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
Economic class
32,238,835
19,305
30,700,636
3,009,283
25,479,867
1,704,262
507,224
1,538,199
790,764
442,328
305,107
268
5,303
208
2,098
186
1,580
201
2,597
109
608
80
67
15
6
11
4
2
1
140
218
98
1,457
67
864
52
593
15
1,250
15
320
15
930
15
915
10
15
243
36,865
211
2,682
251,672
37
1,220
37,820
15
735
10,290
69
10,136,621
442,328
79
614,910
93
472,830
174,949
16,837,063
93,539
15,803,073
1,349,175
13,422,242
949,701
81,955
1,033,990
699,910
232,933
101,147
38
2,373
18
928
16
775
31
1,242
19
203
1
6
4
2
1
20
33
3
222
2
119
2
103
13
18,100
31
1,002
93,487
7
210
6,510
14
5,076,856
232,933
4
607,394
8
247,880
91,716
6,245,237
27,757
5,975,853
758,806
4,572,915
533,057
111,075
269,384
66,254
147,610
55,520
45
1,285
40
660
30
385
35
375
30
250
10
30
10
100
5
80
10
20
50
9,790
50
640
52,575
5
95
2,945
20
3,350,850
147,610
30
5,481
25
164,250
60,773
4,374,147
14,341
4,268,061
414,016
3,664,445
62,175
127,425
106,086
2,656
27,785
75,645
45
730
30
185
25
115
40
490
25
55
3,069,960
7,772
2,962,662
334,653
2,372,660
108,265
147,084
107,298
12,539
32,055
62,704
70
660
60
235
55
220
55
345
25
80
30
45
35
75
10
40
270
750
10
30
160
415
5
20
110
335
5
5
500
510
5
5
25
190
5
5
475
320
5
5
475
310
5
10
25
45
1,070
3
,740
40
55
545
420
63, 565
35
,975
5
15
100
775
3,100
24
,025
5
5
500
95
7,000
1
330
10
15
782,825
876,130
27,785
32
055
10
15
806
729
5
20
5,000
31
635
1,850
11
705
1,426,135
3,961
1,412,264
143,895
1,217,130
43,054
8,185
13,871
7,750
645
5,476
40
110
35
45
35
45
20
60
5
5
25
35
25
75
10
50
15
25
5
240
5
105
5
135
5
130
5
5
60
2,595
20
30
2,695
5
140
1,960
5
27,600
645
10
372
15
19,940
7,378
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 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
{ptta are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PHODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters fartowed December 1, 1958, to Novembef 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting. .
number or litters .
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters .
lor 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or mere litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
SPECIFIED CHOI'S HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 1 1 acres. . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
reporting,
acres .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
acres .
bushels,
reporting.
bushels .
Wheat harvested farms reporting .
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Rye harvested farms reporting. ,
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales., farms reporting.
bushels.
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans ./...farms reporting.
acres.
100-lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres.
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested , farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580, 103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339 |
26
187
10
5
10
1
239
4,970
137
51
26
8
3
14
217
3,502
182,660
111
112,975
409
8,619
275,389
378
257,072
253
3,567
202,503
142
98,583
40
1,530
35,130
29
29,180
114
1,685
37,489
76
29,315
10
115
1,100
5
875
90
4,194
41,550
150
3,118
6,652
37
995
209
3,240
5,179
75
1,400
10
110
220
5
200
26
450
765
15
300
6
26
102
16
365
450
44
1,630
22
6
6
3
3
4
37
1,032
61,050
16
36,800
74
3,939
127,419
73
121,032
28
717
48,428
12
17,478
10
290
7,800
4
6,700
39
1,115
25,394
31
21,490
10
1,234
11,610
1,829
25
1,233
3,087
2
150
14
505
999
10
530
1
80
160
1
11
52
6
280
280
50
1,270
10
30
45
850
50,950
25
35,325
60
1,060
35,260
55
33,560
30
350
17,400
10
4,340
5
50
2,000
5
500
30
250
5,835
15
3,500
20
1,275
15,175
20
505
600
5
50
40
965
,585
5
200
10
175
1. 10
5
50
15
170
10
5
10
130
7,500
85
1,560
48,700
80
43,230
60
1,275
70,310
35
41,630
5
1,000
20,000
5
18,000
10
100
1,260
5
700
30
980
B . 8 31
1,580
50
980
1,960
15
375
25
350
465
10
140
5
100
200
5
200
5
150
225
5
225
70
1,265
45
5
15
70
990
44,450
40
27,600
105
1,085
33,765
90
31,150
80
795
44,565
45
25,335
10
80
2,780
5
1,430
10
20
1,050
5
300
15
440
4,085
1,025
25
255
710
10
375
55
770
1,235
20
230
45
585
35
5
45
465
17,460
30
13,250
65
885
27,650
65
25,755
40
365
19,200
40
9,800
10
110
2,550
10
2,550
15
180
3,500
15
3,125
10
115
1,100
5
875
15
265
1,850
20
110
170
5
45
60
430
565
30
300
10
85
170
NEW YORK
61
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Part 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
BY
| Data are based n
n reports for only a s
ample of farms. See text]
Hem
sep text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
(For definitions and explanations
Total
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV
Class V
Class VI
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
.farms reporting...
acres2 . .
hundredweight. . .
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
266
4,901
954,405
41
2,237
492,860
40
1,419
256,420
80
543
91,270
45
569
90,750
45
108
20,680
15
25
2,425
. farms reporting . . .
5,857
1,670
180
13,422,242
79
19,186
225
305
395
360
1,217,130
60
353
205
230,475
45
58
Beans, snap (bush and
.farms reporting...
acres...
XXX
XXX
414
23,168
90
2,693
95
829
45
49
.farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
XXX
XXX
325
2,134
10
176
55
112
85
1,296
85
288
55
244
35
18
.farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
127
1,439
27
851
20
205
35
81
25
283
5
3
15
16
.farms reporting...
acres . . .
XXX
XXX
630
4,658
80
1,830
130
1,060
135
683
155
817
90
192
40
76
-farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
228
514
28
102
30
101
40
183
50
48
30
38
50
42
.farms reporting...
acres —
XXX
XXX
423
1,574
23
270
60
275
85
296
105
512
105
191
45
30
. farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
282
1,759
52
859
50
396
60
227
60
168
40
74
20
35
.farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
157
1,458
17
1,015
15
165
40
60
45
150
30
45
10
23
.farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
443
17,030
63
9,257
85
2,414
75
2,542
70
1,054
85
1,473
65
290
.farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
401
2,370
46
1,179
80
537
65
227
90
343
35
28
85
56
. farms reporting. . .
acres. ..
XXX
XXX
546
3,684
66
1,148
80
740
120
1,005
115
354
120
362
45
75
.farms reporting...
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
604
10,478
59
3,903
40
785
90
1,589
170
2,365
145
1,321
100
515
.farms reporting...
acres . . .
XXX
XXX
166
2,289
26
1,097
30
420
25
511
25
37
25
213
35
11
XXX
XXX
325
672
20
106
65
114
60
226
65
112
55
71
60
acres . . .
43
XXX
XXX
166
718
16
118
40
149
55
365
15
47
30
31
10
acres . . .
8
XXX
XXX
225
1,670
35
675
50
500
35
174
60
224
30
76
15
acres. . .
21
XXX
XXX
407
1,280
37
451
65
292
90
272
70
124
55
81
90
acres . . .
60
..farms reporting...
acres . . .
XXX
XXX
670
7,230
65
2,496
130
2,096
130
1,305
145
1,015
85
176
115
142
. .farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
XXX
XXX
70
351
10
35
5
50
35
97
10
165
5
3
5
1
..farms reporting —
acres . . .
quarts . . .
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
181
790
2,189,241
21
449
1,438,546
40
215
527,050
25
31
81,000
25
60
87,500
35
25
40,675
35
10
14,470
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
. .farms reporting —
acres. . .
6,626
162,076
245
3,605
35
1,473
70
1,271
20
300
55
238
35
236
30
87
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does 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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(Pot definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
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.
ncres.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.
acres.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
acres.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
acres.
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting .
acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.
Improved pasture farms reporting.
acres.
Irrigated land in (arms farms reporting.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting .
acre9.
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting .
acres.
Land in 9lnp-cropping systems For
soil-erosion control farms reporting .
acres.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting .
acres.
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number .
Under 25 years number.
25 to 14 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-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 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
56,760
XXX
11, 524, 704
xxx
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226, 575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
2,694
100.0
301,554
100.0
111.9
37,273
346.72
2,694
175,951
170
340
430
585
676
362
121
9
1
516
8,756
1,307
31,675
429
8,317
1,069
23,358
167
3,170
1,568
39,763
450
11,302
132
2,241
169
3,867
197
4,927
65
2,505
35
1,605
26
187
2,669
25
256
517
660
741
470
52.1
996
400
95
501
315
624
435
1,698
392
870
171
45
720
425
410
420
250
155
73
145
43
194
7.2
67,759
22.5
349.3
115,678
350.21
194
45,956
11
82
91
9
1
41
1,326
82
3,705
34
1,222
59
2,483
7
305
US
6,403
15
2,057
7
176
29
1,517
17
2,462
189
5
21
62
60
31
10
46.2
163
22
380
14.1
65,615
21.8
172.7
61,114
347.04
380
42,590
20
175
160
25
80
1,505
110
3,445
50
1,045
100
2,400
15
4S0
260
10,110
65
2,480
35
735
30
980
35
535
15
400
5
250
380
55
100
95
105
25
48.4
120
80
5
35
40
260
55
125
15
10
25
40
100
65
55
25
50
10
600
22.3
66,875
22.2
111.5
38,523
352.60
600
40,600
10
40
140
325
80
5
140
2,060
275
6,440
120
2,350
200
4,090
45
820
400
7,130
120
3,315
35
765
60
705
50
655
15
395
15
1,050
15
70
600
40
115
125
205
115
53.8
155
85
15
55
60
110
30
445
115
220
25
70
105
140
140
665
24.7
52,120
17.3
78.4
25,831
336.43
665
26,205
70
190
260
125
20
95
1,845
380
8,520
115
1,590
305
6,930
40
760
395
8,705
85
1,070
20
175
40
630
55
905
5
30
5
220
5
75
660
5
95
105
165
160
130
51.7
295
95
25
175
105
190
150
370
95
190
55
215
160
125
680
25.2
40,265
13.4
59.2
20,052
359.05
680
18,365
100
190
185
145
40
20
130
1,690
365
6,635
80
1,265
320
5,370
50
760
290
5,525
145
2,125
25
265
10
35
360
20
250
670
15
30
105
170
160
190
55.0
365
90
50
225
105
200
230
315
70
195
70
20
345
110
90
60
NEW YORK
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 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. Seo lexC }■
63
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial forms
Economic class
F4RMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OFERATOR
All latm opetatots:
Full owners number..
Part owners number..
\1 1 tenants number. .
Casb tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenanls number. .
Livestock -share tenanls 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 . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms report inc. .
numlior..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage ban esters farms reporting. .
number* •
Motortrucks farms reporting . .
number..
Tractors farms reporting* .
number. .
Tractors other than garden forms reporliag. .
number. .
1 tractor farms report in;-. .
2 tractors farms reporting. .
3 tractors farms reporting . .
I tractors forms 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/of motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting . .
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine forms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
'.ulk-type forms reporting..
Crop drier (for groin, forage, or other crops) farms reporlintr. .
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. forms reporting..
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface rood farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles Terms 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) forms reporting..
persons. .
Forms 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.
See footnotes at end of table.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
U0
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
J' ,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
1,990
581
90
40
5
5
10
30
1,985
581
90
178
178
98
98
236
237
92
92
2,153
3,600
2,563
6,364
2,523
5,728
880
835
472
167
169
2,488
5,216
453
512
604
636
2,482
3,395
2,634
2,518
1,612
228
163
21
20
518
2,377
174
140
120
20
20
1,216
6,723
801
1,932
438
172
100
52
39
2,424
172
98
23
23
13
13
46
47
12
12
188
560
188
1,074
188
1,008
15
27
37
109
188
876
93
132
59
66
187
355
189
188
147
18
18
6
5
93
182
9
166
2,138
156
807
159
17
18
215
140
15
10
5
215
140
15
50
50
15
15
60
60
30
30
360
755
380
1,285
375
1,165
20
115
135
60
45
375
1,060
100
105
110
120
370
635
380
375
285
45
45
5
10
115
335
30
15
15
320
1,960
265
520
140
80
30
355
25
420
155
20
420
155
20
45
45
30
30
55
55
10
10
550
585
1,505
575
1,355
85
265
170
45
10
575
1,250
105
105
140
150
575
765
585
585
385
50
45
530
25
45
40
5
5
365
1,685
220
375
150
30
25
15
520
60
20
510
125
20
510
125
20
30
30
15
15
40
40
30
30
515
720
640
1,295
635
1,165
250
275
80
25
5
630
1,050
100
115
130
130
625
755
660
620
355
45
20
610
20
35
30
190
550
100
150
615
35
15
605
50
25
5
5
605
50
25
20
20
25
25
30
30
10
10
435
555
625
970
610
840
420
150
40
580
785
55
55
125
130
605
745
660
625
365
65
30
10
5
55
580
65
35
30
150
350
615
30
35
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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text )
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fcrtilizinq
materials used durinc the year fam.s reporting. .
acres on which used . .
tons i •
Dry materi als farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid mal.Tiftls farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms rertorting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Com farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Wheat. farms reputing. ,
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Ions..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons. .
All other crops farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Ions . .
Liquid materials farms reporting:. .
Ions..
Lime or liming materials used during the year fanns reporting..
acres limed. .
Ions ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fnrms report mg . .
S100 to $909 farms reporting..
51,000 to 51,999 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..
51,000 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 . .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under 5200 farms reporting..
$200 lo $099 fnrms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to 5400 farms reporting..
$500 to 5009 farms reporting..
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
52,500 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 lo $9,990 farms reporting . .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to S40.990 farms reporting..
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. •
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
S100 to 5490 farms reporting. .
5500 lo 5999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business f:iru rcpnrtin;;. .
dollars. .
Under 5100 farms reporting. .
S100 to 5490 •. farms reporting. .
S500 lo $909 farms reporli ng . .
51,000 to 54,099 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30, 567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
. 4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
2,269
122,752
20,738
2,234
20, 592
45
146
233
4,133
233
45
500
45
86
449
5,175
449
1,057
5
2
420
4,561
420
879
5
7
81
500
81
348
2,133
107,883
2,108
17,384
35
137
621
10,821
22,219
2,679
879
851,255
196
450
130
76
27
439
290,015
347
65
21
5
1
1,331
628,834
656
515
160
2,414
11,675,252
120
240
345
630
400
363
202
103
11
1,396
581,009
405
710
157
124
2,654
1,656,562
250
1,281
656
449
18
179
36,023
6,297
174
6,283
10
14
13
473
13
85
100
5
15
29
795
29
186
30
526
30
123
178
34,128
173
5,873
10
14
71
3,321
6,669
194
44
259,565
1
10
5
11
17
39
113,905
7
15
11
5
1
76
119,899
11
50
15
194
4,394,732
33
72
78
11
161
224,139
10
75
27
49
194
413,837
1
31
149
13
355
31,609
5,426
345
5,402
15
24
55
955
55
186
20
170
20
21
80
1,545
80
303
5
2
50
890
50
140
5
7
25
239
25
187
345
27,810
340
4,565
5
15
155
2,905
6,710
380
125
172,615
10
55
30
25
5
70
68,295
40
20
10
180
127,320
55
90
35
380
3,293,960
5
5
5
15
75
155
95
25
270
147,655
15
170
50
35
380
418,390
5
45
150
175
5
550
26,940
4,440
545
4,365
5
75
70
1,145
70
286
10
115
10
30
165
1,730
165
391
150
1,605
150
373
25
195
25
127
515
22,150
510
3,158
5
75
210
2,940
5,595
595
240
231,310
30
125
65
15
5
130
54,660
115
15
330
142,880
180
110
40
570
2,340,400
15
15
30
165
160
150
35
360
105,545
115
165
60
20
595
385,130
15
220
270
90
17,470
2,920
565
2,887
15
33
55
935
55
156
75
430
75
74
85
780
85
129
540
15,300
530
2,508
15
33
95
855
1,665
665
190
102,040
45
115
15
15
100
30,760
90
10
290
105,150
145
110
35
595
1,094,005
20
50
105
255
140
25
300
56,515
120
155
15
10
660
264,650
25
460
145
30
500
9,485
1,408
500
1,408
30
410
30
50
10
115
10
20
90
650
90
101
90
685
90
105
470
7,585
470
1,119
70
600
1,290
675
235
78,555
85
125
15
10
95
21,895
90
5
390
125,980
215
145
30
580
473,660
55
155
170
180
20
235
41,490
100
120
5
10
665
145,840
140
475
45
5
NEW YORK
65
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 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
eommercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 ami 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 poultry jroducts sold dollars.
Dairy products sold dollars .
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves.
arms reporting.
number . ,
amis reporting.,
number,
arms reporting.,
number.
'arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
1 hand:
Farms reporting by number ,'
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reponmg. .
2 to 4 head farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head fanns reporting. .
20 to 49 head farms reporting- ■
50 to 99 head farms reporting. •
100 to 499 head farms re|xjrling. .
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 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head farms sporting. .
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 rarms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. .
HorSeS and/Or muleS. farms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting. .
number. .
Born 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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and cal ves sold abve farms reporting . .
number..
dollars. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
numlier. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars. .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. .
dozens . .
dollars. .
See footnotes at end of table.
748,591, 476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43, 586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,232
23,407
11, 807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11, 596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
41,723,086
15,487
39,873,547
954,687
1,691,680
37,017,302
209,878
1,849,539
593,525
622,430
633,584
615
9,793
509
4,287
373
2,520
469
3,678
363
1,828
70
146
100
125
146
21
7
135
221
90
30
21
5
6
1
130
155
50
15
21
1
1
288
568
191
2,755
91
1,715
156
1,040
56
2,247
51
698
51
1,549
51
1,343
41
206
492
112,875
444
4,249
499,425
106
3,295
102, 145
36
1,611
22,554
193
14,670,178
622,430
266
54,063
321
1,453,070
537,637
13,851,905
71,402
13,386,271
178,522
934,445
12,244,529
28,775
465,634
139,483
132,450
193,701
40
1,418
29
562
18
375
34
518
23
338
13
38
16
1,135
11
785
11
350
1
32
1
23
1
9
22
22,755
34
869
138,455
16
1,685
52,235
1
86
1,204
13
3,029,230
132,450
21
5,890
21
361,060
133,593
10,540,660
27,739
9.976,276
204,759
301,345
9,464,609
5,563
564,384
106,793
312,040
145,551
100
3,225
85
1,760
50
1,015
85
1,125
65
340
20
65
5
305
5
90
5
215
5
210
5
5
45
17,245
95
1,530
141,740
5
190
2,660
45
7,019,385
312,040
30
26,999
30
213,970
79,169
9,006,710
15,011
8,509,515
346,935
265,705
7,842,353
54,522
497,195
242,281
96,295
158,619
155
2,295
120
830
90
490
140
1,040
90
425
65
160
35
740
15
435
35
305
15
660
10
105
15
555
15
540
10
15
165
44,940
125
810
118,630
30
895
27,745
15
755
10,570
55
2,412,975
96,295
120
15,376
135
610,555
225,905
5,306,208
7,979
5,129,279
115,277
143,175
4,781,217
89,610
176,929
53,402
66,045
57,482
130
1,360
115
565
90
360
100
470
80
325
70
135
55
360
25
210
45
150
10
550
10
160
5
390
5
230
5
160
100
14,690
85
445
41,470
20
300
9,300
5
300
4,200
40
1,551,211
66,045
35
2,155
45
138,505
51,247
2,786,200
4,097
2,654,415
104,371
31,310
2,487,646
31,088
131,785
49,422
14,160
68,203
150
1,370
125
515
95
230
95
480
90
375
80
140
55
440
35
275
40
165
10
450
10
210
10
240
10
235
5
5
130
12,095
75
470
49,625
40
415
12,865
10
280
3,920
35
609,377
14,160
50
3,534
80
123,480
45,688
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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[t)aU are based on reports for only a Simple of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, SCO text)
Total all
commercial farms
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters. .
20 to 39 litters..
40 to 69 litters..
70 or more litters.
June 2 to November
Under 11 acres. .. .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested For grain
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Contimied
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting .
Farms reporting .
number of litters.
December I to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting .
acres,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting .
acres ..
bushels.
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting .
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Itye harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels. .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting.
acres.,
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres. .
100- lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres. .
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tans.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
£ales farms reporting.
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
See footnoteB at end of table.
3,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162, 611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
71
457
25
35
6
5
51
274
51
183
464
5,310
300
115
36
13
398
3,808
209,770
176
108,960
501
5,356
154,394
436
143,014
416
4,106
213,735
168
76,475
32
220
4,485
LL
2,850
97
808
19,560
47
13,775
50
625
7,610
371
7,115
17, 556
137
5,171
468
8,695
15,807
120
3,525
15
95
145
5
5
99
1,549
2,301
16
895
32
775
3,400
15
65
95
11
197
5
1
5
6
129
11
68
29
795
28
578
28,675
11
9,025
31
526
17,614
31
17,294
16
391
23,455
3
9,230
7
70
1,560
1
600
17
383
12,225
12
9,365
5
210
3,300
1,929
21
755
1,756
7
206
18
865
2,652
5
1,000
9
214
526
1
270
7
95
695
1,545
30
30
15
5
60
810
51,575
25
30,350
60
975
31,480
60
30,955
70
990
56,360
15
8,835
5
20
250
5
15
150
5
150
85
2,755
7,340
25
1,425
60
1,490
2,545
15
505
10
85
135
25
215
355
20
665
2,505
135
10
5
15
80
10
55
165
1
,730
115
40
10
135
1
,395
79
,985
80
54,460
160
1
,745
50
850
135
45
500
120
985
55
400
40
18
725
5
55
1
625
5
1
500
25
120
2
685
15
1
435
25
305
3,585
4,205
110
1,960
4,515
55
2,215
115
1,870
3,300
35
760
25
360
560
5
125
5
15
200
465
60
15
75
360
20,235
25
6,100
120
1,140
28,370
95
25,660
95
905
40,325
55
23,725
10
65
850
5
750
20
45
790
5
250
5
10
100
3,135
80
1,115
2,665
35
1,215
100
1,735
3,675
25
535
15
285
285
5
10
100
735
80
15
635
28,550
35
9,025
115
890
24,215
105
22,315
110
810
37,195
50
15,110
5
10
200
25
215
3,460
10
2,575
10
90
500
3,535
60
455
1,135
10
95
155
2,595
3,425
40
725
5
10
10
5
5
25
475
575
5
490
NEW YORK
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Cpntinued
Part 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
lima are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
67
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. ■
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars . .
Raspberries farms reporting. .
acres. .
quarts . .
Strawberries farms reporting. .
acres. .
quarts . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting..
acres . .
Apples3 farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
bushels. .
Cherries, sour3 farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds. .
Cherries, sweet3 farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds . .
Grapes3 farms reporting. .
Vines of all ages number. .
Vines not of bearing age number. .
Vines of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds. .
Peaches farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Pears3 farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Plums and prunes farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Total nil
commercial fapns
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
xxx
xxx
xxx
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
Economic class
171
517
82,700
526
1,691,680
273
1,093
806,855
340
1,258
3,425,865
2,628
126,606
1,858
2,820,834
663,447
2,157,387
1,733
16,762,915
1,186
770,770
137,839
632,931
1,061
33,870,090
993
152,587
38,971
113,616
838
9,831,024
1,275
13,951,700
800,560
13,151,140
1,245
123,276,620
1,046
467,277
82,060
385,217
855
603,722
1,141
342,647
115,130
227,517
930
460,569
1,018
189,301
33,348
155,953
838
158,280
1
1
50
71
934,445
13
222
244,340
35
497
2,034,240
193
34,185
168
923,716
274,417
649,299
168
6,419,220
121
216,885
75,789
141,096
116
8,412, 110
103
52,277
16,536
35,741
98
4,224,899
40
3,216,910
335,735
2,881,175
40
25,151,590
71
49,797
9,500
40,297
70
90,772
101
64,892
30,030
34,862
90
84,999
98
38, 581
7,973
30,608
88
39,385
50
241
36,315
85
301,345
45
174
210, 110
55
201
383,865
380
31,951
360
830,043
176,990
653,053
355
5,006,835
230
208,820
12,310
196,510
215
10,748,545
240
43,830
6,035
37,795
200
2,600,895
85
886,210
30,500
855,710
85
10,844,150
195
135,250
28,070
107,180
175
218,760
185
92,110
26,380
65,730
155
187,185
195
59,590
9,405
50,185
170
57,785
55
201
39,890
130
265,705
45
89
49,680
65
210
430,800
600
29,266
475
631,985
120,135
511,850
475
3,402,680
355
197,055
28,165
168,890
340
9,740,755
250
22,220
6,005
16,215
240
1,397,495
230
2,426,335
109,285
2,317,050
230
28,110,420
290
139,320
25,995
113,325
250
182,570
275
93,140
35,540
57,600
245
97,630
290
50,275
8,400
41,875
270
33,580
30
28
1,825
110
143,175
55
272
104,185
80
215
356,700
625
18,381
405
277,090
60,105
216,985
370
1,410,260
255
96,065
9,125
86,940
225
3,454,155
185
19,825
6,255
13,570
145
838,605
375
3,982,550
136,750
3,845,800
370
35,636,365
215
85,110
11,585
73,525
170
66,255
270
56,320
16,500
39,820
215
53,455
190
22,620
4,170
18,450
165
14,550
30
43
4,545
70
177
158,780
65
98
177,760
670
11,320
375
148,670
30,440
118,230
320
502,315
190
50,355
12,450
37,905
145
1,444,025
190
11,810
2,925
8,885
135
704,130
425
2,935,980
184,740
2,751,240
415
21,745,395
220
54,175
6,320
47,855
155
42,805
230
31,260
4,740
26,520
180
34,085
190
17,005
3,155
13,850
115
12,315
5
3
75
50
15,700
45
159
39,760
40
37
42,500
160
1,503
75
9,330
1,360
7,970
45
21,605
35
1,590
1,590
20
70,500
25
2,625
1,215
1,410
20
65,000
120
503,715
3,550
500,165
105
1,788,700
55
3,625
590
3,035
35
2,560
80
4,925
1,940
2,985
45
3,215
55
1,230
245
985
30
665
1Includes mi IV equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does 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 5 of 8.-Poultry farms
Pain are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Foonomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Faims 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. .
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting..
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
litigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control Tarms reporting..
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
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
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 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 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.
56,760
XXX
11,524,704
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226, 575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
3,693
100.0
327,484
100.0
88.7
27,093
312.68
2,174
98,142
479
355
276
361
454
218
21
10
937
19,778
1,338
44,142
278
7,460
1,195
36,682
344
8,422
1,789
79,793
909
33,166
171
2,446
36
365
152
3,135
90
2,860
66
2,210
26
1,126
3,645
25
338
760
986
986
550
51.5
1,132
483
116
533
336
627
556
2,561
433
1,105
242
705
1,116
352
417
403
238
153
76
178
49
3
3
420
11.4
64,696
19.8
154.0
69,438
455.70
207
21,194
29
20
11
29
54
43
11
10
119
3,691
132
5,897
38
1,490
109
4,407
24
302
251
17,854
144
9,211
51
1,086
6
210
27
,225
15
1,240
16
715
412
58
134
115
70
35
46.9
87
63
6
18
31
52
11
333
37
40
141
27
17
58
26
23
15
43
24
3
631
17.1
70,370
21.5
111.5
30,694
273.94
345
20,680
45
40
45
55
90
60
10
136
4,392
195
6,905
40
1,765
170
5,140
3,310
296
14,310
175
9,700
35
420
10
75
25
885
25
855
20
685
5
375
626
85
195
211
115
20
46.2
140
60
25
55
35
491
66
175
15
85
180
35
90
65
55
40
5
65
10
821
22.2
71,645
21.9
87.3
22,823
267.78
551
26,330
115
60
45
116
135
246
3,985
311
8,760
80
1,590
266
7,170
90
1,040
446
16,506
220
4,305
45
415
10
25
45
495
20
355
20
600
10
175
821
5
85
170
245
231
85
50.3
260
150
25
85
60
140
75
561
115
206
50
145
220
65
80
140
75
40
20
35
760
20.6
58,120
17.7
76.5
21,090
284.86
405
15,835
65
55
75
80
105
25
210
4,390
290
10,335
60
1,110
270
9,225
50
1,030
325
15,890
175
4,760
30
500
40
480
15
295
5
375
755
15
70
115
155
255
145
52.9
30
140
75
135
130
495
85
230
30
180
225
75
110
55
35
30
20
20
10
845
22.9
49,965
15.3
59.1
15,514
277.99
550
12,510
180
130
95
70
65
10
175
2,595
325
9,495
55
1,465
300
8,030
55
1,500
370
12,285
145
3,665
15
115
10
210
830
5
35
115
205
205
265
57.1
365
100
30
235
130
195
290
480
95
300
140
210
295
105
100
50
40
10
15
15
5
NEW YORK
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 8.-Poultry farms
(Data are based on reports for only a sample of forms. See textf
69
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All fatm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number . .
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number. .
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 fann operators
Full owners number . .
Part owners number. .
All tenants number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines famis reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick-up balers 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 reporting . .
2 tractors farms reporting. .
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel tractors famis 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 freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Bulk-type 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..
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 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 farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17, 552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52, 209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
19,631
44,781
15, 376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
3,047
497
92
45
5
3,032
497
92
600
611
419
424
581
582
131
131
2,075
2,761
2,818
4,909
2,443
3,801
683
204
49
21
2,391
3,575
199
226
1,060
1,108
3,297
4,278
3,526
3,560
2,653
360
345
21
73
1,190
2,835
459
328
202
126
61
65
1,144
2,303
828
,495
490
216
83
34
5
3,414
150
129
332
67
17
10
5
332
67
17
70
76
59
64
80
81
16
16
352
745
345
773
300
635
126
98
43
17
16
283
549
71
86
135
138
394
665
418
413
330
30
45
1
23
219
318
38
33
12
21
11
10
332
1,035
301
815
89
111
62
34
5
361
40
19
500
115
5
500
115
5
125
125
100
100
160
160
55
55
471
594
516
999
471
804
245
140
65
21
456
762
41
42
185
195
581
774
621
621
491
95
85
15
30
285
501
90
40
25
15
10
5
331
586
241
321
171
65
5
581
20
30
670
*20
20
670
120
20
200
205
125
125
146
146
35
35
496
591
631
1,124
566
894
300
210
50
6
561
848
41
46
225
230
761
931
806
791
601
120
100
15
326
666
65
70
50
216
347
151
174
130
20
1
771
30
20
615
120
10
610
120
10
125
125
95
95
120
120
15
15
375
410
545
855
460
655
305
115
40
460
645
10
10
200
200
660
775
725
740
495
55
65
5
5
230
560
130
70
35
35
25
10
150
195
705
45
10
740
75
20
740
75
20
70
70
35
35
65
65
10
10
310
340
615
915
515
645
415
85
5
5
5
500
610
30
35
245
270
720
905
770
805
615
50
35
640
100
90
65
25
10
15
100
120
805
10
30
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 5 of 8. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text |
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Ti.i.il all
oommercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the >ear farms reporting. .
acres on which used. .
tons. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Corn. ....................*•*.*•>•••.••••• .farms reporting. .
acres. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Wheat farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms report! ng . .
tons..
Liquid material* farms reporting . .
tons..
Irlfih potatoes farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons,.
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ions..
Lime or limine materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed. .
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting . .
SI 00 to $999 farms report! ng . .
51,000 to SI, 999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
.$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry fanns reporting..
dollars. .
Under 51,000 farms reporting . .
51,000 to $2,499 forms reporting..
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
$1(1,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
5200 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. .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
55,000 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 . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is 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. .
SI 00 to $199 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
43,484
2,023,862
462,9X2
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553, 226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
1,342
56,066
9,072
1,342
9,022
10
50
181
4,634
181
676
31
371
31
29
879
18,751
879
3,433
10
50
670
10,515
670
1,588
62
182
62
140
956
21,613
956
3,156
422
6,569
12,715
3,693
3,658
42,128,836
25
210
405
991
2,027
3,138
6,556,993
1,712
782
328
202
114
1,022
229,098
635
351
36
1,963
4,957,929
530
265
245
352
272
204
60
33
2
1,179
264,999
545
562
44
28
3,476
1,428,063
975
1,644
567
269
21
119
12,124
1,865
119
1,865
34
842
34
144
1
136
1
74
4,446
74
786
54
2,113
54
270
69
4,586
69
656
76
1,595
3,212
420
420
20,226,321
420
385
3,184,420
46
65
78
87
109
111
49,553
44
46
21
385
2,910,549
20
20
10
26
92
127
55
33
117
105,644
25
65
14
13
408
570,048
25
93
102
167
21
251
13,535
2,305
251
2,265
5
40
165
4,650
165
867
5
40
105
2,035
105
292
190
4,895
190
757
91
2,114
4,183
631
631
9,201,395
10
621
571
1,369,075
105
251
145
70
145
60,195
55
75
15
491
1,111,090
40
65
80
145
115
41
5
201
48,060
60
116
15
10
606
272,160
85
285
190
46
351
15,544
2,565
351
2,565
45
,185
45
169
240
5,225
240
980
201
2,987
201
458
281
6,052
281
925
115
1,545
2,750
821
811
6,919,415
5
15
125
666
731
1,053,510
390
231
75
35
266
52,200
161
105
446
537,605
120
85
80
90
50
21
305
48,295
105
195
5
781
272,330
155
441
145
40
260
9,275
1,419
260
1,409
5
10
30
430
30
46
10
10"'
10
9
190
3,025
190
527
5
10
135
1,990
135
327
210
3,720
210
497
75
815
1,545
760
750
3,531,710
5
25
50
350
320
655
552,325
480
145
25
220
34,985
140
315
269,300
150
50
35
55
10
15
235
31,755
135
90
5
5
730
170,960
250
390
75
15
325
5,330
859
325
859
30
370
30
50
200
1,365
200
265
165
1,350
165
228
180
2,210
180
55
450
1,015
845
840
2,040,150
5
90
265
480
640
368,010
540
85
5
10
245
30,185
200
45
280
111, 510
170
45
30
30
5
275
26,250
185
85
5
765
117,795
340
385
40
NEW YORK
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 8.-Poultry farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of forms. Soe lent]
71
lUrni
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 poultry products sold dollars.
Dairy products sold dollars.
Livestock and livestock products,
other than poultry and dairy, sold dollars .
LIVESTOCK V.ND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and hull calves .
arms reporting. ..
number...
3 reporting.. .
number. ..
arms reporting...
number. ..
'arms reporting.. .
number...
i reporting. ..
number . . .
Farms reporting by number on Sand:
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
100 to 499 head farms reporting
500 or more head farms reporting
Cows, including heifers that have colved-
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 forms reporting.
2 to 9 head farms reporting .
10 to 19 head farms reporting.
20 to 29 head forms reporting .
30 to 49 head farms reporting .
50 to 74 head farms reporting,
75 to 99 head forms reporting.
100 or more head farms reporting.
HofSeS and/or mutes forms 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,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock product1, sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive forms reporting.
number
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive forms reporting
number,
dollars
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting
pounds,
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10, 590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976, 390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
72,883,370
19,736
3,172,504
1,891,007
401,995
747,793
131,709
69,710,866
66,939,702
1,659,494
1,111,670
1,164
16,978
980
8,139
924
6,624
874
7,113
576
1,726
141
333
232
195
201
47
15
300
428
136
60
26
17
7
6
320
398
101
60
26
16
2
1
290
713
411
5,660
188
3,585
326
2,075
179
8,792
154
3,334
143
5,458
128
4,808
117
650
3~196
,343,376
8,453
78 L6
183
5,400
167,400
138
9,054
126,756
386
38,778,920
1,659,494
3,490
14,074,500
3,165
105,713,400
39,113,947
35,292,548
84,030
924,332
478,368
160, 175
246,590
39,199
34,368,216
33,600,828
530,409
236,979
108
2,904
74
1,342
68
1,227
73
1,276
71
286
20
17
6
10
1
11
2
1
34
111
40
869
23
615
35
254
9
1,142
9
469
8
673
8
643
7
30
290
2,681,806
73
1,203
153,706
33
1,005
31,155
18
3,334
46,676
36
12,178,693
530,409
359
7,419, 147
264
37,669,890
13,937,851
16,744,792
26,537
764, 101
408,001
102,325
227,797
25,978
15,980,691
15,115,560
542,270
322,861
150
5,330
135
3,005
120
2,060
125
2,105
85
220
35
70
50
605
30
395
35
210
20
1,820
20
500
20
1,320
20
1,265
15
55
490
2,184,450
120
2,850
258,495
20
240
7,440
25
2,650
37,100
85
13,047,443
542, 270
610
3,904,041
480
28,392,355
10,505,169
11,961,369
14,569
761,631
500,079
70, 550
158,488
32,514
11,199,738
10,535,384
378,600
285,754
320
4,165
265
1,945
255
1,735
260
1,665
165
555
35
105
35
50
90
5
86
237
110
2,880
65
2,060
90
820
60
2,785
45
1,065
50
1,720
45
1,290
30
430
750
1,751,545
200
1,740
166,340
60
3,270
101,370
30
905
12,670
120
8,235,039
378,600
785
1,728,671
720
22,374,360
8,278,513
5,494,195
7,229
382,787
276,271
34,545
53,437
18,534
5,111,408
4,798,517
160,400
152,491
240
2,555
210
1,080
200
945
195
1,240
105
235
205
100
890
30
375
80
515
45
2,345
45
1,035
35
1,310
30
1,215
35
95
725
1,010,675
185
1,440
105,970
30
615
19,065
35
1,510
21,140
80
4,051,689
160,400
750
666,649
725
10,735,780
3,972,238
3,160,904
3,741
326,617
221,094
30,315
60,020
15,188
2,834,287
2,690,278
44,090
99,919
255
1,510
215
600
200
500
150
545
120
365
25
100
90
35
5
75
130
10
80
115
5
40
65
85
375
35
130
65
245
30
410
20
155
20
255
15
225
20
30
745
635,005
195
1,025
82,260
35
265
8,215
20
540
7,560
55
1, 186, 369
44,090
790
328,271
775
6,094,625
2,255,012
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 5 of 8.-Poultry farms
Plata are baaed on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. .
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
.farms
umber
"arms
'arms
arms
'arms
number
December 1 to June 1 farms
number
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms
.farms r
■ farms r
.farms r
.farms r
.farms
.farms r
.farms r
reporting,
of litters,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
•porting .
reporting .
reporting .
of liners,
reporting,,
of litters .
eporting.
acres .
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres .
25 to 49 acres .
50 to 74 acres .
75 to 99 acres .
100 or more acr
Harvested for grain .
reporting..
■porting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting . .
reporting. .
reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Rye harvested farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels..
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres. .
100- lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres..
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting..
tons..
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Salea farms reporting. ,
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. ,
acres.,
bushels. .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173, 543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
109
1,085
37
31
26
10
5
'87
480
89
605
998
20,009
438
295
181
56
11
17
880
17,157
945,390
356
374,935
855
12,865
361,776
663
294,272
979
15,607
784, 129
376
256,930
151
1,440
39,375
51
16,130
45
794
26,500
14
9,540
75
970
18, 590
35
11,810
2,995
20,260
563
10,949
24,416
200
5,465
909
16,783
24,855
294
7,310
20
105
195
299
5,819
7,718
102
3,760
44
761
4,462
93
4,704
8
30
16
21
6
12
85
4,217
216, 150
26
78,500
104
2,863
76,275
97
71,826
83
1,785
94,204
15
5,840
6
70
1,500
1
460
10
654
22,200
9
7,890
10
2,045
10, 805
6,014
53
1,639
3,991
20
1,055
72
2,370
3,673
34
1,485
10
90
180
44
1,624
2,733
27
1,655
9
291
1,292
15
140
5
5
15
55
10
85
165
4
860
25
55
55
25
5
130
3
720
255
100
80
116
360
120
2
235
61
115
110
50
580
160
3
865
182,445
65
69
565
25
315
7
975
15
3
585
5
15
300
10
90
2
205
5
1
15
165
2
660
110
3,035
7,530
30
615
120
2,850
4,415
35
990
60
1,115
1,625
20
800
15
240
1,730
45
740
5
10
20
5
5
45
315
45
425
260
5,635
75
105
65
10
5
245
5,095
263,500
85
95,050
246
3,372
99,426
176
81,416
301
5,092
266,780
121
98,350
70
580
17,840
20
7,050
10
70
2,375
5
1,650
20
340
5,850
5
3,780
25
375
4,400
8,683
155
2,830
5,930
55
1,815
261
4,933
7,602
80
2,075
829
10,900
18,339
40
490
960
80
195
75
840
1,080
20
525
10
75
650
10
140
450
30
110
20
10
205
3,090
90
70
45
185
2,695
143,510
85
56,150
175
2,470
67,945
135
52, 530
205
2,785
148,165
80
47,905
40
375
10,450
10
3,635
15
45
1,425
15
160
1,910
10
1,325
20
235
1,545
6,010
140
2,225
4,820
60
1,215
180
2,900
4,415
45
1,160
45
730
895
5
35
10
155
790
10
110
135
240
1,545
210
30
215
1,360
64,305
80
28,875
195
1,845
55,865
145
37,920
200
1,885
88,275
90
35,100
5
50
1,500
5
1,400
5
10
200
20
335
7,630
15
5,580
10
175
850
2,060
35
765
230
3,145
3,960
95
1,475
60
1,220
1,085
25
645
15
160
180
NEW YORK
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 8.-Poultry farms
j Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
73
(For definitions and r-Kplanalions, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Conlinuwl
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .
Sales dollars..
Strawberries harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
quarts . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting. . .
acres.. .
5,739
63,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
313
324
54,683
327
401,995
135
90
139,690
384
3,926
12
92
18,243
22
160, 175
5
5
7,500
24
831
45
92
22,105
50
102,325
5
3
2,500
65
1,245
60
58
3,110
70,550
40
26
52,935
115
981
65
14
1,485
70
34,545
15
3
10,250
75
421
95
51
8,225
80
30,315
65
50
66,130
100
443
36
17
1,515
25
4.085
3
375
Z Reported in small fractions.
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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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 8. -Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations.
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . v .
Percent distribution ' percent.. .
Land in (arms acres...
Percent di stri bution 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 . . .
acres . . .
I to 9 acres farms reporting. ..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting..,
500 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. . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . ,
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . . ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting..
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
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
operated and off-farm work operators reporting . .
With oilier 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. .
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 footnotos at end of table.
56,760
XXX
11,524,704
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,161
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
39,072
100.0
9,085,231
100.0
232.5
23,913
104.03
38,808
3,540,203
180
645
1,631
6,458
16,900
10,894
2,031
65
4
22,631
956,330
8,766
266,174
1,948
41,869
7,427
224,305
18,410
739,760
23,637
1,185,420
27,542
1,927,616
8,405
205,534
232
7,506
2,301
40,492
2,469
64,105
2,224
85,262
838
42,065
38,756
782
4,832
9,079
10,575
8,712
4,776
49.1
11,326
5,727
1,625
3,974
3,267
4,919
2,722
27,746
4,945
7,839
785
56
682
995
2,870
6,137
6,225
5,550
4,530
9,961
1,888
161
17
711
1.8
473,408
5.2
665.8
91,120
142.48
698
204,347
5
6
25
163
436
489
55,393
168
8,371
50
1,617
138
6,754
326
27,576
521
64,048
513
87,313
266
18,222
55
2,268
110
8,678
47
3,365
65
4,332
23
1,875
707
2
91
190
176
172
76
49.0
168
109
17
42
33
105
11
543
53
220
366
86
6
4,514
11.6
1,667,030
18.3
369.3
48,160
131.06
4,508
701,394
10
15
90
776
2,610
1,004
3
2,989
179,510
1,063
38,814
233
7,062
902
31,752
2,193
101,306
3,276
215,653
3,405
335,250
1,473
56,324
76
1,788
387
8,569
367
12,920
447
20,055
175
8,890
4,467
55
551
1,219
1,229
972
441
48.0
1,040
764
97
179
307
600
97
3,474
504
1,006
48
5
5
5
25
125
215
360
555
2,470
705
40
4
13,358
34.2
3,391,393
37.3
253.9
25,470
101.23
13,333
1,353,809
5
25
130
886
6,223
5,566
497
1
8,190
354,073
2,833
89,606
723
16,355
2,316
73,251
6,231
253,256
8,851
453,329
9,656
714,313
3,525
83,063
55
958
11,713
995
28,915
1,032
39,255
325
15,325
13,278
290
2,099
3,609
3,574
2,459
1,247
46.9
3,266
2,118
396
752
886
1,569
304
10,092
1,591
2,687
116
5
35
60
340
1,267
2,110
2,385
2,045
4,515
567
24
5
13,268
34.0
2,507,158
27.6
189.0
17,095
91.15
13,188
925,273
35
175
556
2,891
7,336
2,114
79
2
7,467
258,971
2,996
89,177
652
12,380
2,575
76,797
6,445
237,822
7,358
316,057
9,213
558,510
2,316
36,765
41
345
626
8,072
805
13,930
575
17,915
240
12,790
13,158
280
1,565
2,731
3,816
3,189
1,577
49.6
4,077
1,826
660
1,591
1,181
1,580
1,055
9,191
1,847
2,427
257
15
185
320
1,315
2,880
2,695
2,055
1,425
2,151
215
10
2
6,551
16.8
954,167
10.5
145.7
12,283
85.41
6,436
326,405
110
375
800
2,375
2,360
401
15
3,246
102,783
1,536
35,146
270
3,995
1,341
31,151
2,885
105,905
3,311
124,523
4,265
209,170
760
10,465
210
3,390
225
4,480
100
3,205
65
2,755
6,481
125
501
1,225
1,585
1,610
1,435
52.9
2,650
785
455
1,410
845
1,045
1,255
3,901
840
1,445
355
30
390
560
1,070
1,700
1,070
675
460
565
30
NEW YORK
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 8. -Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
75
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Tart ow nets number .
Ml tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
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.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Corn pickers farms reportine ,
number.
Pick-up balers farms reportine.
number.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reporting.
number.
Tractors farms reportine.
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.
number.
Garden 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 .
Rulk-type 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 Ulan 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 reporting.
persons.
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting.
persons.
FBrms 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 farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence, number.
See footnotes at end of table.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
22,227
14, 569
2,127
1,115
170
95
330
417
22,177
14,559
2,117
11,949
12,303
3,936
4,009
28,676
29,253
15,319
16,138
26,176
34,922
37,663
87,955
37,513
82,632
10,000
15,823
7,872
2,581
1,237
37,427
79,034
3,383
3,598
5,162
5,323
35,410
45,067
38,205
35,920
28,631
37,721
37,322
7,024
2,050
28,519
27,210
6,882
4,705
2,511
2,194
1,185
893
70
46
13,596
21,153
11,123
16,296
7,899
2,177
830
198
19
36,662
1,108
1,302
196
455
40
29
10
196
455
40
436
491
276
287
662
790
644
796
673
1,965
708
3,574
708
3,427
21
12
111
220
344
707
3,136
268
291
145
147
680
1,472
705
699
614
701
693
437
238
672
601
77
22
671
2,785
659
2,442
89
129
268
155
18
666
26
1,829
2,391
252
161
15
15
35
26
1,824
2,391
252
2,314
2,400
1,010
1,017
4,141
4,322
3,618
3,893
3,987
6,710
4,469
15,457
4,469
14,597
85
1,022
1,821
998
543
4,469
13,758
761
839
845
860
4,321
6,723
4,464
4,432
3,911
4,463
4,331
2,239
659
4,243
3,385
658
429
273
156
97
54
3,553
6,460
3,135
5,096
1,753
955
391
36
4,239
175
100
6,667
5,869
770
430
90
20
110
120
6,662
5,864
760
5,037
5,189
1,752
1,792
11,370
11,538
7,147
7,419
10,009
12,937
13,188
33,342
13,163
31,513
1,483
6,598
3,852
973
257
13,133
30,200
1,269
1,313
1,799
1,829
12,573
16,009
13,243
12,798
10,876
13,233
12,937
3,320
882
11,534
9,624
2,260
1,418
830
588
316
262
10
5,899
7,714
4,772
5,874
3,788
847
131
6
12,615
377
366
8,184
4,339
725
330
30
35
155
175
8,164
4,334
725
3,212
3,268
753
768
9,367
9,452
3,250
3,350
8,122
9,510
12,713
25,172
12,643
23,530
4,371
6,156
1,703
335
78
12,608
22,655
825
875
1,553
1,642
11,875
13,932
13,002
12,046
9,229
12,913
12,776
903
221
9,070
8,810
2,581
1,776
865
911
500
336
45
30
2,813
3,414
2,102
2,394
1,849
211
40
1
1
12,541
285
442
4,811
1,420
305
150
20
25
25
85
4,806
1,420
305
885
890
130
130
2,976
2,991
625
645
3,140
3,520
6,050
9,640
6,005
8,845
3,670
1,910
365
45
15
5,995
8,595
235
250
770
795
5,486
6,396
6,231
5,465
3,731
5,951
6,070
110
45
2,845
4,385
1,176
925
470
455
235
205
10
5
640
760
445
480
410
35
5,976
220
355
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 6 of 8. -Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text |
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial forms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials... .
Liquid inaL-rials .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture. .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Cora
Dry materials... .
Liquid materials .
Wheat
Pry materials ....
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials
Liquid materials .
All other crops
Dry materials. .. .
Liquid materials .
Lime or limine materials used duriniz the year.
Any of the following specified expenditures..
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to $909
$1,000 to $1,999 .
$2,000 to $4,999 .
$5,000 or more...
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
t'nder $1,000
$1,000 to $2,499 .
52,500 to $4,999 .
$5,000 to $9,999 .
$10,000 or more . .
Under $200
$200 to $999
$1,000 or more.
Under S200
$200 to $499
5500 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 $(9,999 .
550,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees. .
Under $100
$100 to $499. . .
$500 to $999. , .
$1,000 or more.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
farms reporting,
on which used.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons,
i reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting,
acres,
arms reporting.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting,
acres,
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
amis reporting.
acres,
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
amis reporting,,
acres,
"arms reporting.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
arms reporting.
acres.
:arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
acres limed .
amis reporting,
amis reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
i reporting,
amis reportinfl.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
Under $100
S100 to $499
S500 to $999
51,000 to 54,999 .
$5,000 or more...
arms reporting.,
dollars.,
amis rcporti np . .
arms reporting..
arms report! ng . .
reporting . .
amis reporting..
arms reporting. .
dollars. .
'arms report! ng . .
arms reporting . .
reporting. .
reporti ng . ,
dollars. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporti ng . .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting..
arms reporting. .
dollars. .
an. is reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
arms reporting , ,
dollars. .
arms reporting. .
amis reporting.,
arms reporting. ,
arniK reporting. .
'arms reporting..
43,444
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
31,321
1,301,649
228,921
31,220
227,768
187
1,153
11,966
284,684
11,946
51,022
40
293
3,014
42,011
3,004
7,139
10
18
24,051
436,206
24,040
77,711
112
340
6,336
106,275
6,325
17,285
46
200
661
3,951
661
3,065
20,005
428,522
19,999
71,546
26
302
17,838
358,960
753,000
39,047
38,942
116, 204, 508
175
6,416
9,515
16,588
6,248
17,927
26,797,885
10,354
4,491
1,919
854
309
22,966
5,168,438
13,245
9,312
409
25,651
39,484,935
6,090
5,175
4,093
5,049
3,505
1,362
312
58
7
23,748
5,856,247
6,863
14,284
2,009
592
38,774
22,465,449
1,472
19,465
12,419
5,357
61
682
118,920
21,940
681
21,458
16
482
440
29,308
440
5,105
131
5,979
131
828
607
38,252
606
6,712
16
190
205
8,772
204
1,427
6
17
48
1,487
48
1,344
461
35,122
460
6,042
1
275
507
26,320
50,798
711
711
,824,789
94
617
459
3,049,144
65
81
125
82
106
372
199,740
123
205
44
684
7,351,529
5
6
7
33
101
255
212
58
493
594,490
2
103
174
214
706
1,528,115
20
83
564
39
4,305
334,265
58,796
4,290
58,567
36
229
2,289
80,430
2,284
14,000
5
40
656
11,364
656
1,948
3,722
110,404
3,722
19,903
26
38
1,136
28,649
1,136
4,643
10
151
122
1,037
122
925
2,973
102,381
2,973
17,148
2,903
91,629
194,082
4,514
4,504
26,564,500
82
252
1,545
2,625
2,697
6,547,710
903
893
520
279
102
2,650
830,821
1,213
1,306
131
4,206
13,516,385
180
185
478
963
1,457
855
88
3,157
1,498,745
186
1,894
856
221
4,493
4,761,760
5
547
1,799
2,125
17
11,886
517,484
88,542
11,841
88,203
75
339
4,834
108,019
4,819
18,936
20
229
1,372
16,753
1,367
2,809
5
3
9,539
177,833
9,534
30,761
35
65
2,408
40,127
2,403
6,462
20
29
191
717
191
456
7,998
174,035
7,993
28,779
10
13
7,504
147,553
321,132
13,353
13,333
45,387,241
40
833
1,922
7,869
2,669
6,579
8,865,146
3,609
1,956
722
247
45
8,018
1,865,915
4,468
3,433
117
10,209
13,133,566
1,535
2,083
2,027
2,738
1,603
211
12
8,730
2,219,396
1,402
6,440
767
121
13,296
8,535,144
71
5,083
6,190
1,947
5
10,238
260,700
47,034
10,203
46,965
45
69
3,338
52,837
3,338
10,193
10
23
710
6,590
705
1,260
5
15
7,408
86,282
7,408
15,952
25
24
1,902
22,817
1,897
3,735
10
3
205
565
205
279
6,233
91,609
6,233
15,546
10
4
5,304
74,543
151,068
13,248
13,203
26,892,773
65
2,195
4,546
6,060
337
5,757
6,043,585
3,967
1,211
377
146
56
7,881
1,599,732
4,761
3,033
87
7,636
4,589,860
2,710
2,156
1,295
1,115
319
41
7,957
1,230,779
3,022
4,712
192
31
13,173
5,579,345
455
8,630
3,487
601
3,965
66,955
11,904
3,960
11,870
15
34
1,020
13,685
1,020
2,643
5
1
135
1,230
135
271
2,605
22,170
2,600
4,128
10
23
635
5,550
635
912
80
130
80
56
2,225
24,190
2,225
3,860
5
10
1,535
17,955
33,850
6,551
6,526
8,068,225
40
2,816
2,665
1,005
2,290
2,050,245
1,715
335
155
85
3,745
631,500
2,455
1,265
25
2,776
866,295
1,560
720
276
195
25
3,131
294,857
2,036
1,070
20
5
6,471
1,938,390
731
4,810
810
120
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW YORK
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 8. -Dairy farms
[Data aro basod on reports for only « sample of farms. Soe text]
77
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BV SOURCE
All farm products sold u>ul, doliai
average per farm, doliai
All crops sold doliai
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold doliai
Vegetables sold doliai
Fruits and nuts sold doliai
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold doliai
All livestock and livestock products sold doliai
Poultry and poultry products sold doliai
Dairy produces sold doliai
Livestock and livestock produces,
other than poultry and dairy, sold doliai
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls Including steer and bull calves.
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
s reporting.
number.
anas reporting.
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 farms reporting .
20 to 49 head farms reporting.
50 to 99 bead 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 .
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.
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 reporttag .
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Bogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number .
dollars .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at and of table.
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
.127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
473,155,959
12,110
25,233,764
16,111,688
3,019,902
2,261,102
3,841,072
447,922,195
6,523,588
394,396,359
47,002,248
38,898
1,789,970
38,818
1,146,759
38,778
1,134,387
36,913
584,856
26,292
58,355
10
65
395
3,750
21,450
11,301
1,920
7
70
1,775
9,747
11.519
11,563
3,268
511
365
75
1,820
9,962
11,467
11,419
3,170
516
349
10,273
22,323
6,798
40,499
3,342
22,558
4,658
17,941
1,556
66,143
1,221
26,788
1,393
39,355
1,337
36,834
946
2,521
14,867
1,714,818
38,646
858,805
44,993,384
1,425
33,435
1,036,485
974
38,867
544,138
39,072
9,017,071,433
394,396,359
5,504
679,597
7,288
15,384,598
5,692,303
40,873,290
57,487
3,943,685
2,024,097
1,333,425
387,778
198,385
36,929,605
542,258
32,041,181
4,346,166
706
109,816
706
69,081
706
68,398
659
36,964
599
3,771
10
107
582
7
51
178
150
317
50
178
158
310
215
528
99
3,764
44
2,381
73
1,383
39
4,425
33
2,016
38
2,409
38
2,340
28
69
184
120,807
704
57,819
4,135,583
39
4,424
137,144
36
2,324
32,536
711
641,547,288
32,041,181
88
59,947
85
1,279,015
473,236
118,946,345
26,351
7,469,674
5,039,541
779,917
848,375
801,841
111,476,671
1,748,033
97,906,260
11,822,378
4,494
371,983
4,484
236,373
4,484
235,044
4,254
126,083
3,427
9,527
15
360
2,977
1,137
5
25
130
1,885
2,056
344
39
5
25
120
1,926
2,023
352
33
1,243
2,890
749
7,546
332
4,090
558
3,456
210
20,310
167
10,267
190
10,043
184
9,004
173
1,039
1,514
362,945
4,494
186,704
11,252,620
213
7,664
237,584
164
15,713
219,982
4,514
2,158,082,896
97,906,260
779
190,489
869
4,104,503
1,518,666
186,892,784
13,991
8,206,784
5,664,660
565,785
567,298
1,409,041
178,686,000
2,314,843
158,396,125
17,975,032
13,298
692,561
13,283
446,451
13,263
441,756
12,801
226,015
9,208
20,095
5
15
15
80
6,221
6,783
179
30
40
501
4,182
7,563
943
16
30
30
566
4,244
7,474
907
6
6
3,316
7,009
2,177
13,541
1,135
8,067
1,459
5,474
521
19,041
390
6,363
450
12,678
440
12,065
315
613
5,006
599,057
13,309
338,577
17,309,961
546
12,391
384,121
289
10,605
148,470
13,358
3,652, 433, a8
158,396,125
1,999
265,808
2,486
5,355,605
1,981,575
99,257,480
7,481
4,440,683
2,705,794
300,190
363,280
1,071,419
94,816,797
1,493,651
83,588,575
9,734,571
13,214
454,552
13,179
292,992
13,159
289,132
12,593
144,524
8,597
17,036
15
65
965
10,833
1,319
17
25
270
4,720
6,137
1,949
76
1
1
30
275
4,855
6,083
1,854
62
3,383
7,274
2,453
10,523
1,191
5,430
1,683
5,093
516
15,867
411
6,127
465
9,740
435
9,275
280
465
5,198
449,414
13,102
208,740
9,376,187
382
5,431
168,361
305
7,715
108,010
13,268
1, 996,373,028
83,588,575
1,868
121,938
2,643
3,631,495
1,343,653
25,912,716
3,956
1,095,011
649,373
39,640
92,902
313,096
24,817,705
405,901
21,442,473
2,969,331
6,521
148,913
6,506
94,427
6,506
92,957
6,016
47,220
4,066
7,266
5
5
200
2,405
3,806
100
15
1,140
4,221
1,020
100
10
15
1,185
4,221
980
105
1,921
4,267
1,165
4,615
555
2,340
800
2,275
255
6,360
210
1,950
240
4,410
230
4,085
145
325
2,685
171,870
6,427
62,885
2,771,553
230
3,380
104,780
175
2,460
34,440
6,551
541,911,067
21,442,473
710
36,305
1,115
976,745
361,396
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 6 of 8.-Dairy farms
Datji are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, It) November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters .
1 cr 2 litters
3 to 9 liuers
10 to 19 litters..
20(0 39 litters. .
40 to 69 litters..
70 or more litters
June 2 to November
Under 11 acres. . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to T4 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
arms reporting.
arms reporting .
arms reporting.,
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number or litters .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
acres.
. . farms report i ng . ,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
, .farms reporting.
, .farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Wheat harvested fauns reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Rye harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acreB. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres . .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres. .
tons . .
Sale6 farms reporting . ,
tons. ,
Other hay cut farms reporting. ,
acres. ,
tons . .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres. ,
tons, green weight..
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting . ,
acres. ,
bushels. .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33, 112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
1,326
5,613
700
485
112
28
987
2,864
971
2,749
28,306
494,348
11,012
11,255
4,890
872
154
123
10,550
112,520
6,500,840
2,207
1,640,355
7,005
110,735
3,361,387
5,887
3,031,689
26,896
472,728
25,540,695
2,439
1,683,585
1,335
11,310
380,620
235
73,305
262
1,937
46,230
121
26,270
720
5,807
98,320
302
58,065
1,193
26,510
250,670
2,375,065
21,296
760,939
1,747,803
1,288
58,526
26,898
1,201,723
2,075,586
1,349
60,444
4,156
32,706
61,050
36
380
7,434
239,859
375,435
275
12,663
8,348
139,838
913,303
424
4,405
7,179
37
551
12
17
6
1
21
297
34
254
645
39,798
21
68
189
207
67
93
371
11,475
760,635
121
285,915
206
8,928
316,729
200
308,565
528
25,664
1,573,240
35
51,400
78
1,389
40,785
15
14,225
19
342
11,700
19
10,906
13
144
3,170
6
2,140
23
1,950
24,475
608
61 ,412
157,705
90
10,751
355
32,591
60,518
27
1,806
73
1,331
2,616
1
10
126
9,072
17,101
314
12, 535
78,980
12
145
478
184
1,219
60
72
41
11
134
560
169
659
3,992
120,287
322
1,326
1,808
456
56
24
1,943
31,863
1,885,575
449
499,090
1,210
29,730
976,168
1,129
906,634
3,484
97,370
5,846,105
404
455,120
257
2,721
98,500
65
27,865
42
352
5,985
11
1,460
26
203
3,495
10
1,640
330
10,355
101,470
3,521
192,048
471,800
367
19,155
2,622
154,292
313,949
234
14,898
449
4,677
10,147
5
80
867
34,884
61,741
42
2,303
1,919
43,580
299,255
66
984
1,192
468
2,121
217
186
50
15
356
1,057
377
1,064
10,865
199,195
2,737
5,594
2,321
182
26
5
4,234
42,207
2,400,965
786
510,950
2,632
41,915
1,263,620
2,271
1,143,035
10,028
189,897
10,237,435
910
654,600
585
4,505
157,550
95
19,385
70
520
11,825
40
7,980
181
2,045
34,085
96
23,240
470
9,335
86,045
895,409
8,748
303,523
704,355
470
20,015
8,924
433,730
771,385
547
26,010
1,304
11,013
21,467
10
70
2,702
87,893
143,278
145
6,875
3,872
59,250
382,718
161
1,951
3,239
422
1,087
266
155
331
610
246
477
9,089
104,848
4,982
3,577
512
17
1
2,877
20,710
1,137,365
631
273,605
2,102
23,217
631,915
1,677
542,930
9,081
122,277
6,195,730
805
422,425
300
1,965
62,290
30
5,615
111
643
14,870
41
5,624
305
2,405
37,450
135
22,615
280
3,705
32,595
658,219
6,109
161,011
332,773
286
6,745
9,611
396,500
662,204
371
14,045
1,445
10,315
18,905
10
140
2,359
69,775
105,325
50
1,685
1,823
20,618
130,930
120
895
1,560
195
615
125
55
15
135
330
135
285
3,430
28,165
2,685
680
55
5
5
1,020
5,710
288,805
210
69,295
785
6,440
161 , 545
545
121,320
3,450
34,400
1,554,835
285
100,040
105
720
21,320
30
6,215
20
80
1,850
10
300
170
920
18,895
50
8,055
85
1,125
5,835
2,145
40,565
76,585
75
1,860
4,881
167,605
241,520
165
3,535
830
5,035
7,480
10
1,245
34,805
44,105
30
1,150
410
3,695
19,020
65
430
710
NEW YORK
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 8. -Dairy farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
79
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
SPECIFIED CROPS H MtVESTED-Conlimiod
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting.,
acres2,
hundredweight . ,
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars. ,
Strawberries harvested.
• farms reporting,
acres,
quarts.
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3
.farms reporting,
acres.
5,739
83,41.4
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
3,234
4,526
688,670
1,575
3,019,902
357
139
163,035
2,137
12,385
64
1,495
254,542
2
11
16,400
39
1,054
279
1,097
200,040
384
779,917
25
8
5,350
471
4,157
864
927
118,189
620
565,785
110
39
53,895
601
3,122
1,202
711
89,544
338
300,190
145
38
60,290
701
2,923
730
260
24,540
140
39,640
70
42
27,050
300
1,094
95
36
1,815
5
945
5
1
50
25
35
includes milk" equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does 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 7 of 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
I Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms • number. v.
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. . .
acres . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting. . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 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 reporti ng . . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..,
acres . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
v acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 14 years number . .
35 to 44 years i 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 operatofs-
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-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 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
a] farms
56,760
XXX
11,524,704
xxx
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
Fconomic class
2,816
100.0
530,689
100.0
188.5
27,882
148.37
2,539
165,449
136
230
242
700
816
311
98
6
1,712
78,649
1,053
42,256
245
12,496
901
29,760
959
36,829
1,565
96,551
1,427
79,582
354
8,725
11
725
166
3,156
84
1,660
113
3,775
45
1,045
2,798
30
221
513
680
908
446
52.6
1,303
396
206
701
454
671
778
1,513
288
766
215
40
305
210
355
535
395
290
190
376
85
28
7
53
1.9
33,615
6.3
634.2
106,178
202.83
53
12,997
39
6,110
22
1,686
13
435
20
1,251
28
3,141
29
2,475
24
4,914
2
385
1
100
7
235
1
300
9
7
8
17
11
51.7
139
4.9
53,939
10.2
388.1
104,483
246.06
134
16,330
85
7,738
38
2,105
15
385
33
1,720
64
3,781
105
9,237
106
10,328
28
2,040
16
1,102
402
14.3
99,501
18.7
247.5
29,217
114.07
347
37,099
10
15
15
40
127
107
33
252
14,274
170
7,938
58
2,832
139
5,106
170
7,227
229
15,038
195
13,636
72
2,070
27
670
21
545
1,470
20
825
402
5
20
147
92
102
36
48.7
188
61
46
81
76
123
100
214
50
106
12
70
35
110
15
6
1
652
23.2
138,923
26.2
213.1
24,299
115.19
631
44,530
21
25
25
160
265
114
21
416
20,035
240
8,675
47
3,162
198
5,513
216
7,190
387
28,532
345
22,571
101
1,965
45
525
25
255
30
920
15
55
122
171
152
126
51.3
330
65
55
210
110
155
230
322
67
164
46
35
30
85
160
90
55
65
100
25
6
952
33.8
133,635
25.2
140.4
21,975
155.19
867
37,940
40
90
110
335
256
36
592
21,772
381
12,268
76
4,093
335
8,175
275
8,940
512
25,313
486
18,693
106
1,865
25
265
21
570
35
805
952
10
65
145
240
225
267
54.8
535
50
95
390
205
275
415
417
60
272
155
15
105
115
140
200
150
100
50
70
5
2
NEW YORK
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 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farnis. Sec text ]
81
(For definitions una explanations, sop text)
Tola] all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full ounces number . .
I ' in owners number . .
Ml tenants number..
Cash tennnts number . .
Share-cash tenants number. .
Crop-share tenants number . .
I.ivestock-sharc tenants number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number..
While farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
All tenants number. .
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number. .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage ban esters farms reporting..
number..
Motortrucks farms reporting . .
number . .
Tracurs 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 report! ng . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting . .
number..
Crawler tractors farms reporting..
number. .
Garden tractors fanus reporting . .
number . .
Automobiles farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting . .
Telephone farms reporting..
Borne freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine. farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Bulk-type farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reportinc. .
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 In 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 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 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 Labia.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
15,920
16,556
6,0%
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
2,036
651
96
2,031
646
91
626
661
366
386
1,301
1,331
447
499
1,644
2,343
2,540
5,362
2,500
1,065
870
336
141
88
2,452
4,546
313
334
431
482
2,431
3,106
2,667
2,499
1,811
1,054
914
38
59
1,402
2,090
425
276
128
148
96
42
529
990
417
729
264
100
40
6
7
2,577
147
92
26
28
19
20
38
44
36
41
51
108
52
221
52
213
11
5
6
6
24
52
205
6
8
7
8
53
85
53
48
42
33
32
7
2
42
35
126
46
48
40
44
82
90
68
80
129
241
133
447
133
417
15
30
46
22
20
133
398
19
19
30
30
137
230
139
133
122
77
77
6
12
97
116
6
11
11
67
211
57
185
129
5
5
249
126
21
249
126
21
139
154
102
107
257
272
115
125
307
537
362
930
357
864
65
165
63
42
22
342
797
57
67
56
66
367
474
382
387
295
146
142
15
15
297
316
65
21
10
11
6
5
152
225
115
157
376
26
438
171
35
438
171
35
173
179
135
140
371
372
127
142
447
598
632
1,467
627
1,325
197
255
118
36
21
616
1,212
108
113
127
142
585
807
627
616
448
316
251
5
20
439
499
86
67
36
152
210
122
150
596
40
16
762
180
5
762
180
5
176
181
55
60
407
407
70
80
446
538
862
1,487
847
1,356
445
310
77
15
842
1,291
65
65
121
131
792
918
897
817
577
310
290
5
686
171
95
45
50
30
20
96
147
66
1 02
852
45
55
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 7 of 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
(Data are based nn reports for only a sample of farms. See text )
(Tot definition;: and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizinc
materials used dunnc the \cnr. farms reporting. .
acres on which used. .,
tons. . .
Dr> materials farms reporting . .
Ions. .
Liquid malt-rials farms reporting . .
tons..
Crops on which itsed-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Com farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials riim<S reporting..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat farms retxirting . .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Liquid materials farms reporting , .
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting, .
acres . .
Dry materials forms reporting..
Liquid materials fnrms reporting . ,
tons..
All other crops farms reporting.,
Dry materials farms reporting..
ions , .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons. .
Lime or liming materials used durinc the year farms reporting..
acres limed. .
Ions ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry fftrms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $999 firms reporting..
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$2,000 to $4,999 Tarns reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms renortinr. .
51,000 to $2,499 firms reporting,.
$2,500 to ^,999 firms reporting..
$5,000 to 59,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting,.
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars. .
Under $200 farms reporting. .
5200 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farm* reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars. .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 firms reporting. .
5500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to 519,999 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,.? reporting,.
<100 to $499 farms reporting..
5500 to $999 farms reportinir..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting..
dollars..
llnder $100 .farms reporting. .
$100 to $499 ■. farms reporting..
5500 to $909 farms reporti ng . .
51,000 to 51,999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting...
43,484
1,753
2,023, 862
65,358
462,912
11,708
43,278
1,753
458,282
11,624
435
6
4,630
84
13,729
578
329,206
13,948
13,704
578
58,585
2,503
45
294
3,324
95
46,101
1,260
3,314
95
7,914
274
10
18
29,241
1,065
553,226
20,677
29,225
1,065
100,034
3,909
210
6
854
84
11,112
586
196,548
9,556
11,081
586
32,203
1,545
101
267
2,211
30
81,908
40
2,201
30
89,931
33
52
2,246
29,991
1,070
816,873
19,877
29,935
1,070
169,615
3,360
137
951
21,534
674
428,944
13,992
876,948
24,937
56,675
2,816
49,536
2,578
166,626,663
3,250,081
1,166
160
10,410
1,496
11,029
530
18,372
283
8,559
109
25,068
1,586
39,944,002
4,574,865
14,775
776
5,921
341
2,583
222
1,222
128
567
119
30, 567
1,476
7,721,553
354,427
17, 188
915
12,505
534
874
27
36,994
1,331
89,594,739
2,241,923
7,962
455
6,707
283
5,542
142
7,170
163
5,258
165
2,765
76
1,056
36
428
11
106
33,541
1,300
16,835,047
282,918
9,442
614
18,252
547
3,151
105
2,696
34
55,873
2,755
33,871,663
1,134,132
4,196
566
27,261
1,493
15,806
419
8,367
270
243
7
39
5,732
1,262
39
1,213
1
49
19
420
19
91
1
350
1
45
38
2,782
38
625
1
49
30
818
30
128
23
1,362
23
324
15
1,429
2,214
53
47
320,870
12
1
4
30
37
802,018
5
5
22
25
8,478
20
3
2
47
362,258
22
8,465
5
14
1
2
52
108,399
5
11
30
6
102
7,987
1,503
102
1,468
5
35
34
1,873
34
379
12
280
12
60
66
2,611
66
479
5
35
32
866
32
121
75
2,357
75
429
65
2,066
3,104
139
128
734,177
15
30
53
30
105
1,220,924
10
7
11
15
62
52
16,491
21
31
103
623,926
5
5
15
26
17
11
17
64
46,884
5
27
21
11
139
139,265
10
35
42
51
1
271
17,507
2,978
271
2,978
110
,080
110
784
25
105
25
19
184
5,290
184
989
92
2,360
92
349
188
4,647
188
813
120
3,782
6,601
402
387
688,032
10
121
137
91
28
240
1,061,748
36
67
45
67
25
228
60,729
96
132
277
521,518
35
76
40
45
50
30
1
220
70,518
47
120
42
11
402
273,952
50
130
108
114
473
17,403
3,019
473
3,019
142
,515
142
494
21
190
21
71
296
5,388
296
967
176
3,060
176
538
317
6,245
317
947
162
2,805
5,550
652
611
679,332
20
349
146
75
21
424
787,710
187
115
91
21
10
324
105,334
178
136
10
400
361,051
140
101
41
51
56
11
375
76,101
156
198
16
5
637
267,816
65
387
152
33
567
11,951
2,108
567
2,108
182
2,920
182
528
26
205
26
51
330
3,530
330
652
170
1,690
170
255
317
3,606
317
622
221
2,506
5,162
952
847
578,285
30
601
171
45
507
550,700
316
111
65
15
561
111,765
380
176
5
377
277,560
185
75
46
40
21
10
381
48,760
220
146
15
937
233,165
221
610
81
25
See footnotes at end of Uble.
NEW YORK
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 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. Sc*e text]
83
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
Atl 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 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Hei fers and hei fer cal ves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves .
arms reporting.
number.,
arms reporting.,
number,
arms reporting.,
number.
1 reporting.
number,
i reporting.,
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 reporti ng
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 Uiot 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 forms 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 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
number
HogS and pigs farms reporting
number
Bom since June 1 farms reporting
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 forms reporting
number
Ewes farms reporting
number
Rams and wethers farms reporting
number
Chickens 4 months old and over rarms reporting
number
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pigs sold alive forms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive .farms reporting
number
dollars
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting
pounds
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
21,629,575
7,681
2,766,331
1,709,669
192,645
621,605
242,412
18,863,244
386,966
2,561,045
15,915,233
2,373
74,441
1,891
24,194
1,414
9,252
2,108
33,458
1,695
16,789
61
167
327
580
853
275
104
6
331
874
308
161
142
43
14
18
372
819
106
60
47
6
705
2,491
833
61,006
617
32,984
717
28,022
404
49,228
356
22,325
384
26,903
374
25,874
313
1,029
1,028
95,076
2,570
75,661
13,102,734
587
67,080
2,079,480
341
34,522
483,308
732
61,630,552
2,561,045
375
57,400
549
810,779
299,991
3,625,938
68,414
609,911
104,411
102,000
403,000
500
3,016,027
89,236
463,166
2,463,625
46
8,055
34
2,780
34
1,356
18
1,869
39
3,406
6
47
18
1,499
18
897
13
602
11
4,452
11
3,880
11
572
11
560
11
12
18,250
53
9,123
2,260,509
13
2,986
92,566
11
7,640
106,960
28
11,246,412
463,166
13
9,104
12
216,574
80,132
3,711,059
26,698
290,301
181,991
43,640
1,150
63,520
3,420,758
44,521
771,039
2,605,198
134
8,718
118
3,711
95
1,836
122
3,083
109
1,924
41
298
51
1,060
36
665
41
395
23
4,377
22
818
23
3,559
23
3,437
23
122
47
5,470
139
13,652
2,430,789
27
2,215
68,665
22
2,415
33,810
82
17,444,670
771,039
20
3,100
21
55,760
20,631
5,533,891
13,766
740,747
582,444
3,875
110,203
44,225
4,793,144
67, 516
639,110
4,086,518
297
12,761
241
4,209
188
1,564
267
6,026
217
2,526
5
25
15
55
110
52
35
90
271
166
26,525
131
14,270
156
12,255
87
18,158
67
8,987
82
9,171
77
8,848
72
323
131
12,155
357
15,277
2,890,694
141
31,210
967,510
66
12,000
168,000
172
15,294,100
639, 110
46
6,675
66
163,420
60,466
4,641,473
7,119
618,128
478,375
24,955
34,152
80,646
4,023,345
83,361
438,010
3,501,974
526
17,533
409
5,203
330
1,860
501
8,565
391
3,765
5
30
36
80
285
65
25
65
180
71
35
32
26
80
:■-'
35
20
212
867
196
21,373
156
10,865
181
10,508
93
8,731
76
3,600
83
5,131'
83
4,984
52
147
242
26,431
591
16,144
2,785,701
166
19,734
611,754
72
4,902
68,628
160
11,077,285
438,010
120
29,461
140
136,445
50,485
3,389,424
3,560
356,981
284,805
13,850
28,328
27,998
3,032,443
76,339
223,000
2,733,104
797
19,710
602
5,865
411
1,447
727
10,055
592
3,790
20
30
120
245
286
115
275
111
51
50
130
256
20
5
215
595
241
9,327
180
5,475
211
3,852
100
9,265
95
3,435
100
5,830
100
5,525
80
305
312
I I, 2
882
17,462
2,296,785
160
9,555
296,205
100
5,765
80,710
215
5,629,917
223,000
115
7,121
195
175,965
65,108
727,790
1,178
150,263
77,643
2,325
44,772
25,523
577,527
25,993
26,720
524,814
573
7,664
487
2,426
356
1,189
473
3,860
347
1,378
25
75
151
195
127
95
321
61
10
80
266
10
141
413
161
1,222
96
812
115
410
90
4,245
85
1,605
85
2,640
80
2,520
75
120
280
13,150
548
4,003
438,256
80
1,380
42,780
70
1,800
25,200
75
938,168
26,720
61
1,939
115
62,615
23,169
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 7 of 8. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 hUers farms reporting .
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters
June 2 to November 30
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting.
number of litters .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com Tor all purposes farms reporting .
acres .
Under 11 acres. . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
arms reporting. ,
i reporting. .
arms reporting..
i reporting . .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
I reporting .
acres .
bushels.
.farms reporting.
bushels .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. ,
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11, 106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
Economic class
555
10,679
100
151
117
115
41
31
490
4,782
495
5,897
1,219
22,402
631
337
159
43
26
23
802
13,790
861,665
183
166, 050
723
10,897
339,880
647
309,757
1,449
20,029
1,051,106
379
211, 145
215
2,614
89,068
50
10,275
35
730
14,675
20
11,520
51
645
10,725
15
7,850
93
1,509
15,529
101,003
1,158
33,582
67,565
266
8,370
1,516
52,017
84,672
340
13,750
125
1,431
1,970
16
125
378
10,860
16,250
90
3,110
169
3,113
21,432
35
340
480
12
490
10
1
1
12
205
12
285
40
3,152
11
1
15
25
1,679
134,760
11
22,500
31
825
24,508
31
24,318
23
739
46,090
6
4,200
11
358
14,250
2
75
854
6,448
509
3,411
36
254
26
137
36
117
67
2,612
15
34
1
721
90
190
12
19
170
37
90S
33
527
32
27
664
91
2
072
01
212
10
4
■!■■
26
652
23
240
15
300
4,000
38
61
3,118
2,421
7,830
5,990
2
17
350
1,270
22
86
1,565
5,467
2,555
10,940
6
22
210
1,865
3
5
81
25
205
35
16
16
1,175
715
2,300
1,160
43
800
6,540
131
4,511
10
10
36
35
15
25
LL6
1,968
131
2,543
214
5,779
45
71
66
27
5
147
3,620
203,485
70
78,630
127
2,950
96,010
122
90,485
254
4,766
283, 695
66
67,830
31
233
9,620
10
2,600
20
655
13,375
10
10,500
40
125
25
610
4,990
200
8,710
16,584
96
3,180
186
8,099
12,043
56
3,400
21
470
570
10
60
50
1,840
3,095
20
1,335
42
659
5,346
10
75
220
141
3,429
15
25
21
50
25
5
126
1,512
136
1,917
327
5,518
155
122
25
10
15
226
3,920
285,235
45
29,400
197
3,125
93,735
192
86,660
424
6,004
297,044
137
73,490
87
1,016
31,258
35
6,675
10
50
1,075
5
910
20
470
8,450
15
7,850
21
304
3,100
27,754
348
9,368
18,791
91
2,765
389
15,136
26,134
116
4,665
15
80
105
81
2,105
2,960
30
840
61
1,065
5,615
10
130
110
165
1,710
30
65
55
15
145
770
145
940
390
3,970
265
100
20
5
270
2,245
118,270
40
15,650
235
2,325
70,710
190
63,355
446
4,820
234,210
115
46,955
50
320
9,775
5
1,000
5
25
225
5
110
90
1,400
10
55
1,005
345
166
6,670
3,295
13,590
4,780
50
10
735
70
546
287
16, 140
5,610
25,630
7,370
125
15
3,445
165
51
30
440
335
665
390
1
5
25
40
95
120
2,400
2,625
3,840
2,895
30
10
675
260
10
5
60
20
295
225
5
10
55
80
30
120
NEW YORK
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 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[ Dftla are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
85
llom
(For definitions and explanations.
ToUl all
commercial farms
SPECIFIED CROPS tURVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2,
hundredweight . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars . .
Strawberries harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
quarts . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting. .
acres . .
5)739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
220
75
7,680
124
192,645
40
19
14,700
323
2,995
2
102,000
10
750
5
5
300
17
43,640
20
25
3,600
15
3,875
35
15
1,320
45
24,955
5
3
500
87
317
85
7
770
35
15,850
5
1
250
70
307
75
23
1,690
10
2,325
30
15
13,950
85
649
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does 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 8 of 8.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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 fo use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting..
500 to 999 acres rarms reporting. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
acres , .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting..
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) *. . .farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporti ng . .
acres . .
litigated land in farms farms reporting. .
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour Tarms reporting. .
acres..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres..
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BV AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 14 years number . .
35 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number . .
55 to 64 years number . .
65 or more years number. .
Average age yBBTs..
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-farm work operators reporting . .
With other income 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 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 . .
10to49acres 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 lootnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
56,760
XXX
11,52.4,704
XXX
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,161
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226, 575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
Economic class
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
■ 5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
2,389
100.0
457,297
100.0
191.4
30,620
159.15
2,369
223,661
50
145
186
270
888
637
177
15
1
1,221
32,797
1,014
28,014
240
7,005
892
21,009
624
20,723
1,542
77,565
1,011
35,576
208
4,323
96
3,865
281
9,535
132
2,210
118
5,666
45
2,345
2,343
30
213
506
572
606
416
51.9
1,056
436
157
463
292
566
523
1,333
258
602
225
15
125
205
290
485
380
215
140
446
66
17
5
90
3.8
45,205
9.9
502.3
110,846
224.37
90
27,004
61
4,102
38
1,492
21
445
23
1,047
27
895
74
5,798
47
2,783
10
793
26
1,710
44
3,420
10
340
37
24
12
10
46.2
149
6.2
46,001
10.1
308.7
60,540
202.66
149
24,121
104
4,270
52
2,089
22
925
42
1,164
30
1,520
99
6,620
57
2,216
16
535
15
680
1,895
6
335
51
95
36
126
51
66
11
70
.7
49.8
422
17.7
96,906
21.2
229.6
36,589
154.30
417
55,110
130
220
250
7,625
191
6,105
51
2,200
165
3,905
125
2,640
292
10,366
201
7,420
35
845
25
1,295
36
1,350
30
570
40
2,395
51
145
30
75
6
30
15
40
5
25
26
75
10
45
98
277
il
55
42
110
5
10
5
5
5
5
10
15
70
:
90
20
60
25
55
55
105
10
20
3
2
582
24.4
108,545
23.7
186.5
29,887
158.50
577
51,338
20
35
70
205
231
16
315
7,320
261
6,265
65
1,380
226
4,885
170
6,815
377
19,445
227
6,757
66
950
20
70
65
1,610
45
700
35
1,680
25
1,100
581
10
70
126
125
170
291
120
56
115
91
186
130
291
50
125
60
30
40
65
115
105
70
30
120
5
1
752
31.5
111,870
24.5
148.8
21,409
142.14
752
51,996
135
415
111
345
7,020
326
8,683
65
1,625
291
7,058
170
5,705
457
20,036
322
10,305
65
830
25
305
25
1,005
747
15
55
141
166
125
245
55.0
65
292
135
212
337
320
60
210
145
35
65
125
235
135
50
20
75
5
1
1
394
16.5
48,770
10.7
123.8
13,658
112.32
NEW YORK
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 8.-General farms
|Dala are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
87
(For definitions and explanations, sop text)
Total all
id farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENIIRF OF OPERATOR
All larm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number .
Ml tennnta number.
Cash tennnls number. ,
Share-cash tenants number. ,
Crop-share tenants number . ,
Li* ostock-share tenants number . ,
Other and unspecified tenants number . ,
White farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number . ,
All tenants number. ,
Nonwhito farm operators
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. ,
All tenants number . ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ,
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number. ,
Pick-up halers farms reporting..
number . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting . ,
number..
Motortrucks farms reportinj; . ,
number.
Tractors farms reporting . ,
number. ,
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . ,
number.,
1 tractor farms reporting . ,
J 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 . .
number. ,
Garden 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..
Bulk-type 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 .
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 ISO o
a days) farms reporting .
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
S to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
. .farms reporting. ,
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
U0
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
Residing on farm operated operators reporting.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,598
676
106
1,598
676
106
966
1,043
472
483
1,059
1,080
316
351
1,631
2,587
2,162
5,707
2,132
5,115
642
718
441
160
171
2,106
4,776
283
339
521
592
2,165
2,984
2,272
2,134
1,577
855
851
60
45
1,149
1,727
389
246
114
132
601
2,269
426
904
239
81
68
31
7
,179
109
101
89
530
10
21
53
89
490
16
21
18
19
87
210
85
678
75
299
82
92
51
57
98
99
57
63
134
267
139
606
139
541
1
25
40
36
37
138
504
32
37
45
65
139
233
139
144
129
98
115
17
12
6
108
838
98
267
144
5
202
200
20
202
200
20
222
247
155
155
256
261
92
93
382
714
412
1,251
412
1,155
60
115
155
41
41
402
1,073
71
82
86
96
407
588
417
407
337
235
230
15
322
316
85
11
171
341
136
191
100
25
10
1
382
20
20
416
135
25
416
135
25
230
250
135
135
266
271
60
60
422
569
552
1,343
537
1,197
150
200
126
36
25
537
1,116
66
81
141
146
557
740
582
507
362
205
226
15
10
276
395
95
86
50
36
20
151
251
541
20
21
557
160
35
557
160
35
320
335
90
90
280
285
60
70
441
518
672
1,448
662
1,253
226
306
110
15
5
657
1,188
55
65
175
195
667
859
712
677
497
190
175
5
305
572
120
60
30
85
160
687
35
30
88 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 8- -General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
(For definitions and explanations, u
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
material? used during the >cnr farms reporting..
acres on which used. .,
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
torts..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Corn farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons . .
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons,.
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials forms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Ml other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms recocting . .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used durinc the year farms reporting..
acres limed. .
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
S100 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms rcporlinft. .
$2,000 to 54,9119 farms reporting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poult/y farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
S5.000 toS9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting. .
S200 to S999 farms reporting. .
S1.000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to S199 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 lo $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to S49,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
S100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or nore farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the rami business farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
5100 to $499 -. farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
See foouiotos at end of table.
43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21,534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
1,862
112,191
26,649
1,847
26,509
25
140
348
9,408
348
1,691
51
554
51
97
1,191
21,730
1,191
4,187
5
17
1,199
21,777
1,189
3,593
10
16
262
3,805
262
3,910
5
1,498
54,917
1,493
13,031
15
102
705
12,944
25,032
2,374
1,803
2,452,396
236
920
268
278
101
1,061
978,209
835
141
61
11
13
1,406
462,224
673
632
101
1,395
3,040,221
310
296
237
208
178
91
64
10
1
1,435
614,648
458
612
222
143
2,297
1,277,283
285
1,119
548
336
9
89
19,353
5,742
89
5,711
10
31
27
1,460
27
201
68
3,480
68
599
5
17
67
2,325
67
417
21
1,205
21
1,280
5
5
3,213
5
9
60
1,847
3,772
90
82
425,351
10
25
1
12
34
44
13
63
43,950
12
30
21
85
1,138,888
16
48
10
1
78
149,163
15
11
137
15,534
4,250
132
4,175
5
75
31
830
31
131
102
3,565
102
717
97
,502
30
820
127
7,717
127
1,964
5
75
61
1,120
2,100
149
123
368,400
5
25
41
20
32
72
166,550
30
26
5
11
92,390
10
42
25
139
591,650
10
6
10
20
42
35
16
112
95,925
15
41
25
31
144
177,999
21
30
93
397
33,030
8,613
397
8,613
51
2,075
51
381
10
200
10
30
305
6,095
305
1,192
270
6,180
270
1,042
356
17,365
356
4,647
182
3,695
6,465
422
362
756,550
10
131
66
125
30
231
224,430
161
45
25
330
119,455
105
195
30
347
778,493
20
45
61
101
90
30
326
182,960
55
130
96
45
417
350,870
95
230
92
486
23,915
4,540
486
4,540
111
2,839
111
516
20
120
20
30
330
4,725
330
940
310
4,730
310
789
55
490
55
340
381
11,011
381
1,925
180
3,435
6,800
582
427
495,175
31
246
70
75
5
271
131,370
236
30
5
380
104,475
175
185
20
402
347,300
85
105
116
65
357
108,970
106
181
60
10
582
260,790
40
345
146
51
570
17,905
2,997
565
2,989
5
75
1,550
15
125
15
21
315
3,390
315
643
380
5,475
375
773
5
8
45
120
45
83
440
7,245
440
1,145
166
2,255
4,860
752
595
327,230
115
360
80
40
335
127,750
300
25
10
435
81,215
290
140
5
351
165,440
150
125
40
16
20
430
66,255
185
220
20
5
722
229,810
110
471
120
21
NEW YORK
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 8. -General farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
89
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
ESTIMATED VALINE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All (arm 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 LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting . . ,
number...
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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 farm- 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..
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 . .
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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold abve 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 1 farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars. .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .
dorens. .
dollars. .
See footnotes at end of table.
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10, 590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
,245, 470,, 106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
22,282,072
9,327
14,374,237
7,689,910
3,265,425
2,709,746
709,156
7,907,835
1,613,583
3,182,807
3,111,4*5
1,558
35,733
1,317
15,030
1,147
10,525
1,281
15,568
945
5,135
81
281
211
370
460
118
37
226
557
341
81
79
15
10
227
517
276
61
1
467
1,271
607
10,009
339
6,289
461
3,720
263
26,903
232
12,913
258
13,990
252
13,363
207
627
1,194
420,654
1,342
18,709
2,465,785
314
8,634
267,654
237
21,777
304,878
755
77,571,876
3,182,807
790
138,391
880
3,921,008
1,450,777
5,034,842
55,943
3,314,934
1,195,233
1,089,300
854,561
175,840
1,719,908
274,649
765,432
679,827
67
6,815
61
2,765
46
1,726
57
3,023
66
1,027
10
23
5
1
1
26
104
30
981
23
713
25
268
16
3,905
16
2,040
16
1,865
16
1,819
11
46
34
67,679
77
3,124
524,427
18
998
30,938
16
8,416
117,824
46
17,154,532
765,432
24
22,531
29
681,128
252,018
3,715,988
24,940
2,044,722
783,920
627,690
562,605
70,507
1,671,266
176,776
908,670
585,820
123
5,767
113
2,650
108
2,190
108
2,425
78
692
27
67
45
980
40
615
25
365
21
5,274
20
4,185
21
1,089
21
1,039
20
50
70
45,035
114
3,234
498,808
20
1,015
31,465
20
3,550
49,700
104
21,694,400
908,670
50
14,387
50
407,400
150,739
6,126,771
14,518
3,802,529
1,936,900
976,010
744,286
145,333
2,324,242
472,930
981,070
870,242
307
8,834
282
4,233
242
2,897
281
3,375
196
1,226
36
65
150
35
5
21
66
140
30
20
22
65
130
25
56
97
85
2,210
65
1,595
60
615
50
5,925
45
2,100
50
3,825
50
3,695
45
130
226
129,235
331
5,466
715,965
55
2,585
80,135
50
3,620
50,680
230
24,244,739
981,070
165
44,786
170
1,155,795
427,644
4,211,997
7,237
2,850,561
1,890,362
416,905
351,651
191,643
1,361,436
424,330
391,815
545,291
395
6,990
320
2,805
255
1,910
315
3,430
225
755
25
150
120
65
125
105
15
10
50
115
85
5
101
408
126
2,551
61
1,551
110
1,000
65
6,505
65
2,495
65
4,010
65
3,875
50
135
306
98,005
355
3,900
430,045
80
1,690
52,390
65
2,975
41,650
175
10,396,827
391,815
246
29,215
256
1,040,850
385,115
2,796,439
3,719
2,060,655
1,621,688
144,510
186,402
108,055
735,784
235,139
122,980
377,665
440
5,800
375
2,090
340
1,420
350
2,595
280
1,115
25
85
110
115
95
10
70
245
45
10
5
85
225
30
130
330
250
3,080
120
1,705
190
1,375
75
4,695
65
1,930
75
2,765
75
2,670
65
95
391
66,475
350
2,490
256,505
120
2,165
67,115
65
2,885
40,390
155
3,670,764
122,980
255
24,702
295
563,690
208,567
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 8 of 8.-General farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
oommercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. .. .farms reporting.
number of litters .
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
number of litters .
December 1 to Juno 1 farms reporting .
number of litters .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes .farms reporting .
1 or 2 HUers
3 to 3 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 Co 69 litters
70 or more HUers. . .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
.farms reporting.
, .farms reporting .
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
.farms reporting .
bushels.
.farms reporting .
bushels .
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Rye harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting .
acres .
100-lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Gra8s silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
' 1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
244
1,943
55
102
75
12
213
919
209
1,024
1,276
22,290
565
471
186
27
11
16
1,146
16,773
967,249
607
492,631
1,379
24,277
754,315
1,303
688,615
1,522
25,159
1,479,273
842
681,175
173
1,937
55,560
123
1,545
33,265
63
895
17,935
58
17,170
430
11,210
121,280
1,301
39,297
96,546
769
53,076
1,275
48,368
92,605
724
56,454
21
105
145
5
60
274
7,687
14,421
152
9,520
81
1,438
8,535
116
1,660
2,820
68
3,480
10
10
21
11
11
5
63
2,248
135,934
20
54,484
82
2,550
92,475
81
89,075
62
2,229
160,683
19
32,000
10
190
6,000
17
220
5,675
17
2,225
2
20
500
2
500
28
2,365
29,560
58
4,677
14,060
31
6,425
34
1,802
4,305
1
500
3
67
106
1
30
16
373
2,110
20
160
102
3,565
15
40
30
6
11
97
2,550
140,535
47
51,507
107
2,552
88,640
107
82,800
103
2,355
149,750
57
54,000
22
420
8,235
7
3,025
11
50
1,450
6
1,075
60
1,100
32
1,360
18,465
92
3,380
8,530
27
1,180
58
2,142
4,274
17
1,524
10
185
175
20
260
1,800
45
580
5
10
25
5
45
285
45
295
315
6,145
95
130
85
5
285
4,675
282,490
160
151,385
290
6,825
213,775
280
198,600
346
7,250
430,665
166
210,770
50
580
15,975
30
12,100
15
245
7,320
10
7,150
5
50
500
5
500
135
3,950
38,095
276
9,880
26,056
126
13,731
211
7,870
16,805
81
7,220
25
865
2,010
15
1,775
15
485
1,925
390
420
45
365
30
10
5
45
205
35
160
350
4,875
150
160
35
5
310
4,000
234,420
185
148,695
355
5,255
169,980
335
149,300
375
6,080
355,975
225
185,200
45
410
15,275
20
7,575
40
720
14,700
25
10,010
20
395
10,600
20
10,020
145
2,430
24,940
24,849
350
9,620
22,450
220
14,605
332
13,074
28,060
197
19,890
6
50
85
5
60
75
2,105
5,170
25
2,185
45
475
725
105
650
35
45
25
270
85
380
350
3,640
220
115
15
320
2,900
157,415
170
80,965
445
6,380
170,155
435
154,530
490
6,325
337,925
320
182,415
45
325
9,475
30
5,500
35
265
3,670
25
2,170
25
340
5,160
25
5,160
90
1,105
10,220
28,690
395
8,865
21,120
260
14,085
442
16,830
31,045
287
22,810
75
2,680
5,185
45
4,080
25
285
1,450
45
620
1,440
NEW YORK
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 8.-General farms
|Dala arc bused on reports for only a sample of farms. See texl]
91
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HWESTED-Conli
i-l
Irish potatoes harvested for heme
use or for sale farms reporting .
acres2
hundredweight.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Strawberries harvested.
farms reporting .
acres .
quarts .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting .
acres .
Total all
commercial farms
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
Economic class
434
3,877
617,086
782
3,265,425
141
157
461,520
643
10,800
22
1,205
240,030
70
1,089,300
11
36
130,400
43
2,594
35
820
134,855
96
627,690
15
28
57,500
65
1,968
111
1,121
135,540
225
976,010
20
33
162,150
160
2,874
91
507
75,331
181
416,905
25
29
77,150
157
1,656
115
139
17,820
165
144,510
50
26
26,820
166
1,529
60
85
13,510
45
11,010
52
179
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
92
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 definitions and explanations, see text)
F\RMS \CREAGE, \\7>V\LUE
Farms number. . .
Percent distribution : percent...
Land in farms acres - • ■
Percent distribution percent . . .
Average si ze of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildings:
Vverage per farm - dollars . . .
Average per acre dollars . . ,
Land in farms according lo use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting..,
acres.. .
1 to 9 acres bairns reporting. . ,
10 to 1ft acres farms reporting..,
20 to 29 acres tarns reporting...,
SO 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 reoorting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cronland used only for pasture farms remitting. .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting...
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
acres . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms renorting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) ..- farms reporting..
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres . .
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..
85 or more years number . .
Average age years . .
OFF-FMWWORK \SD OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Working off their farms, toUl operators reporting. .
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
500 or more days operators reporting.,
With other memhers of family working off farm operators reporting.,
With income from sources other than farm
operat-Ki and off-farm work operators reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural nroducts sold operators reporting..
Operators not working off their farms of 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 form 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 19 acres number .
SO to 69 acres number.
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 119 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number.
180 to 219 acres number.
220 to 559 acres number .
260 to 199 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.
Total all farms
62,354
XXX
13,526, -411
XXX
164.2
23,333
145 .10
75,961
5,153,941
9,316
7,295
6,775
12,995
22,912
13,564
2,903
131
20
36,718
1,290,784
25,992
766,909
5,768
153,847
22,374
613,062
25,254
939,382
45,614
2,059,601
41,986
2,413,854
10,305
241,011
2,020
64,472
5,229
141,990
3,457
91,629
Commercial farms by type of farm
3
030
121
669
1
227
55
334
81
663
1
233
8
895
18
259
20
329
18
190
14
275
50.8
36,687
9,708
4,389
22,590
11,161
17,392
22,477
45,667
8,626
13,072
4,850
12,569
6,182
8,643
12,234
9,693
7,564
5,629
12,227
2,417
294
52
56,760
100.0
11, 524, 704
100.0
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20, 938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
ry ,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
2,045
4,281
2,646
4,942
8,669
7,871
6,759
5,279
11,626
2,322
275
45
Cash-grain farms
1,670
2.9
335,385
2.9
200.8
28,455
144.55
1,670
206,012
25
40
65
206
636
475
184
37
2
553
12,578
772
23,420
235
7,373
640
16,047
139
2,225
1,117
35,222
534
17,921
67
1,295
7
334
278
9,140
2,725
132
6,040
16
745
1,660
30
221
382
365
398
264
50.1
788
361
152
275
232
403
340
882
171
361
90
115
265
310
195
230
130
245
75
13
2
Other field-crop
farms
833
1.5
166,628
1.4
200.0
87,081
441.13
833
98,; -:
51
50
125
250
230
116
10
1
148
1,638
335
14,698
132
6,942
241
7,756
42
3,335
451
28,008
120
5,298
28
350
416
28,308
522
39,873
87
7,134
49
7,169
22
2,327
823
15
98
240
224
136
110
48.5
Vegetable
186
118
26
42
51
647
81
216
150
85
125
135
75
50
55
84
56
15
3
1,670
2.9
194,460
1.7
116.4
49,959
445.55
1,670
122,963
300
330
190
275
275
159
107
25
9
236
5,602
641
21,440
183
9,865
524
11,575
69
2,020
588
18,737
169
5,920
5
413
460
14,649
369
22,617
37
2,795
42
2,190
5
75
1,648
20
164
447
373
406
238
50.1
553
259
136
158
150
,117
182
414
165
670
170
145
171
77
68
35
103
46
17
3
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
93
[Data are based on
reports for only a 9ample of farms. See text]
text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, ee<
Fruit -and -nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy fanns
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
FARMS, ACREAGE, AW VALUE
number . . .
2,694
4.7
301,554
2.6
111.9
37,273
346.72
2,694
175,951
170
340
430
585
676
362
121
9
1
516
8,756
1,307
31,675
429
8,317
1,069
23,358
167
3,170
1,568
39,763
450
11,302
132
2,241
169
3,867
197
4,927
65
2,505
35
1,605
26
187
2,669
25
256
517
660
741
470
52.1
996
400
95
501
315
624
435
1,698
392
870
171
45
720
425
410
420
250
155
73
145
43
8
...
3,693
6.5
327,484
2.8
88.7
27,093
312.68
2,174
98,142
479
355
276
361
454
218
21
10
937
19,778
1,338
44,142
278
7,460
1,195
36,682
344
8,422
1,789
79,793
909
33,166
171
2,446
36
365
152
3,135
90
2,860
66
2,210
26
1,126
3,645
25
338
760
986
986
550
51.5
1,132
483
116
533
336
627
556
2,561
433
1,105
242
705
1,116
352
417
403
238
153
76
178
49
3
3
39,072
68.8
9,085,231
78.8
232.5
23,913
104.03
38,808
3,540,203
180
645
1,631
6,458
16,900
10,894
2,031
65
4
22,631
956,330
8,766
266,174
1,948
41,869
7,427
224,305
18,410
739,760
23,637
1,185,420
27,542
1,927,616
8,405
205,534
232
7,506
2,301
40,492
2,469
64,105
2,224
85,262
838
42,065
38,756
782
4,832
9,079
10,575
8,712
4,776
49.1
11,326
5,727
1,625
3,974
3,267
4,919
2,722
27,746
4,945
7,839
785
56
682
995
2,870
6,137
6,225
5,550
4,530
9,961
1,888
161
17
2,816
5.0
530,689
4.6
188.5
27,882
148.37
2,539
165,449
136
230
242
700
816
311
98
6
1,712
78,649
1,053
42,256
245
12,496
901
29,760
959
36,829
1,565
96,551
1,427
79,582
354
8,725
11
725
166
3,156
84
1,660
113
3,775
45
1,045
2,798
30
221
513
680
908
446
52.6
1,303
396
206
701
454
671
778
1,513
288
766
215
40
305
210
355
535
395
290
190
376
85
28
7
2,389
4.2
457,297
4.0
191.4
30,620
159.15
2,369
223,661
50
145
186
270
888
637
177
15
1
1,221
32,797
1,014
28,014
240
7,005
892
21,009
624
20,723
1,542
77,565
1,011
35,576
208
4,323
96
3,865
281
9,535
132
2,210
118
5,666
45
2,345
2,343
30
213
506
572
606
416
51.9
1,056
436
157
463
292
566
523
1,333
258
602
225
15
125
205
290
485
380
215
140
446
66
17
5
1,923
3.4
125,976
1.1
65.5
Value of land and buildings:
51,704
853.01
Land in (arms according to use:
farms reporting...
acres . . .
farms reporting. ..
1,424
26,784
983
173
86
71
43
48
18
1
farms reporting. ..
farms reporting.. .
farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
acres . . .
acres . . .
. . . farms reporting . . .
1
160
4,976
459
16,050
116
3,766
373
12,284
122
acres . . .
6,822
521
Land use practices:
acres . . ■
acres. ■ .
acres...
acres . . .
46,442
191
11,026
51
1,248
398
3,652
132
Cropland used for grain or row crops
acres . . .
1,814
13
Land in strip-cropping systems for
acres . . .
129
6
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
acres . . .
acres . . .
80
13
689
1,875
26
181
379
596
482
211
50.2
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators—
526
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting . . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
operators reporti ng . . .
operators reporting. . .
.operators reporting. . .
operators reporting. . .
182
81
200 or more days
With other members of Family working off farm
With income from sources other than farm
With other income of family exceeding value of
Operators not working off their farms or not reporting
263
126
263
251
1,397
With other members of family working off farm
With income from sources other than farm operated,
With other income of family exceeding value
FARMS BY SIZE
129
481
87
1,019
423
89
65
73
36
.... number. . .
46
50
88
14
13
. . . number. . .
5
See footnotes 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 Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all fanns
Cannercial farms by type of farm
Cash-grain fanns
Other field-crop
fanns
Vegetable :
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number .
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.
NonwhiKt farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number.
Gass I number.
Class II number.
Class III number.
Class IV number.
Class V number.
Class VI number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 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.
number.
Garden tractors farms reporting .
number.
Automobiles farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
HomB freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Bulk-type 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:
Hani 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.
lmile farms reporting .
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.
4 miles farms reporting.
5 or more miles farms reporting.
FARM L ABOR, 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 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.
57,078
20,832
3,904
1,979
225
230
390
1,080
56,893
20,812
3,889
185
20
15
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
18,028
18,702
6,631
6,819
36,039
36,724
17,109
18,094
47,459
66,486
72,959
155,544
70,176
138,670
29,698
23,567
10,844
3,698
2,369
69,411
131,149
6,719
7,521
15,373
16,874
73,122
93,150
78,513
74,191
53,881
45,049
43,690
7,271
2,485
37,270
59,338
12,403
9,741
5,353
4,388
2,424
1,738
110
116
20,544
46,679
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
75,236
3,895
3,223
34,590
18,877
2,908
1,558
210
140
370
630
34,505
18,862
2,893
85
15
15
56,760
2,111
6,658
16,707
17,323
11,183
2,778
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
921
657
80
25
25
15
916
657
80
1,670
44
80
203
431
651
261
1,116
1,257
654
707
720
731
203
215
1,170
1,778
1,584
4,100
1,584
3,787
441
620
266
137
120
1,579
3,657
108
130
274
313
1,543
1,972
1,620
1,480
1,055
309
254
20
110
953
1,176
287
176
115
61
51
10
318
506
173
273
114
36
17
6
1,462
162
46
285
438
90
75
285
438
90
833
184
263
240
111
35
227
235
29
34
92
93
20
25
778
2,798
808
3,017
803
2,837
66
190
206
170
171
802
2,605
184
232
145
180
773
1,229
823
773
530
39
34
3
8
435
690
94
40
20
20
6
14
554
2,356
404
1,100
162
79
93
55
15
726
80
27
903
626
140
95
5
15
898
626
140
1,670
180
225
305
395
360
205
213
223
104
110
123
124
60
66
1,510
3,261
1,600
5,668
1,515
4,579
381
341
373
159
261
1,369
3,762
600
817
729
1,089
1,534
2,142
1,640
1,510
791
79
74
4
24
332
1,376
115
148
66
82
46
21
15
717
3,438
433
1,684
134
103
79
70
47
1,293
280
97
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95
[Data art* hased on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and exolariHlions, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit -and -nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners number.
AH tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash Ion ants number.
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 ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number.
Class I number .
Class II number.
Class III number .
Class PV number .
Class V number .
Class VI number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers : farms reporting,
number.
Pick-un balers farms reporting.
number.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reporti ng .
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 tractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting.
Wheel tractors farms report! ng .
number.
Crawler tractors farms reoorting.
number.
Garden 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.
Sulk-type 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 farms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting.
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting.
1 or more miles lo 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.
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 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.
1,990
581
90
40
5
5
10
30
1,985
581
90
2,694
194
380
600
665
680
175
178
178
98
98
236
237
92
92
2,153
3,600
2,563
6,364
2,523
5,728
880
835
472
167
169
2,488
5,216
453
5L2
604
636
2,482
3,395
2,634
2,518
1,612
228
lo3
21
20
518
2,377
174
140
120
20
20
1,216
6,723
801
1,932
433
172
100
52
39
2,424
172
98
3,047
22,227
497
14,569
92
2,127
45
1,115
170
5
95
330
42
417
3,032
22,177
497
14,559
92
2,117
15
50
10
10
3,693
39,072
420
711
631
4,514
821
13,358
760
13,268
845
6,551
216
670
600
11,949
611
12,303
419
3,936
424
4,009
581
28,676
582
29,253
131
15,319
131
16,138
2,075
26,176
2,761
34,922
2,818
37,663
4,909
87,955
2,443
37,513
3,801
82,632
1,486
10,000
683
15,823
204
7,872
49
2,581
21
1,237
2,391
37,427
3,575
79,034
199
3,383
226
3,598
1,060
5,162
1,108
5,323
3,297
35,410
4,278
45,067
3,526
38,205
3,560
35,920
2,653
28,631
360
37,721
345
37,322
21
7,024
73
2,050
1,190
28,519
2,835
27,210
459
6,882
328
4,705
202
2,511
126
2,194
61
1,185
65
893
70
46
1,144
13,596
2,303
21,153
828
11,123
1,495
16,296
490
7,899
216
2,177
83
830
34
198
5
19
3,414
36,662
150
1,108
129
1,302
2,036
651
96
36
5
55
2,031
646
91
2,816
53
139
402
652
952
618
626
661
366
386
1,301
1,331
447
499
1,644
2,343
2,540
5,362
2,500
4,880
1,065
870
336
141
88
2,452
4,546
313
334
431
482
2,431
3,106
2,667
2,499
1,811
1,054
914
38
59
1,402
2,090
425
276
128
148
96
42
5
5
529
990
417
729
264
100
40
6
7
2,577
147
92
1,598
676
106
71
5
5
20
5
1,598
676
106
2,369
90
149
422
582
752
394
966
1,043
472
483
1,059
1,080
316
351
1,631
2,587
2,162
5,707
2,132
5,115
642
718
441
160
171
2,106
4,776
283
339
521
592
2,165
2,984
2,272
2,134
1,577
855
851
60
45
1,149
1,727
389
246
114
132
75
57
601
2,269
426
904
239
81
68
31
7
2,179
109
101
96
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]
Item
(For definitions and explanation?, see tevt)
Total all fanns
Commercial fanns by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres on which used. .
tons..
Dry materials fanns reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting,.
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Corn farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat farms reporting, .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting.,
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed,.
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 SI, 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. .
S1.0D0 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$5,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms renorting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Machine hire farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to 5999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars, .
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to S999 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 reporting..
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms renorting . .
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 S10O farms reporting..
$100 to $4 99 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting.,
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
54,363
43,484
2,170,633
2,023,862
491,720
462,912
54,072
43,278
486,985
458,282
535
435
4,735
4,630
15,743
13,729
353,387
329,206
15,713
13,704
63,284
58,585
60
45
316
294
3,569
3,324
48,846
46,101
3,559
3,314
8,413
7,914
10
10
18
18
33,019
29,241
578,602
553,226
32,993
29,225
105,483
100,034
230
210
870
854
14,416
11,112
226,489
196,548
14,355
11,081
37,121
32,203
141
101
300
267
2,801
2,211
83,201
81,908
2,791
2,201
90,716
89,931
52
52
2,246
2,246
36,748
29,991
880,158
816,873
36,657
29,935
181,968
169,615
182
137
985
951
24, 140
21,534
454,118
428,944
924,463
876,948
81,374
56,675
67,028
49,536
174,964,647
166,626,663
4,912
1,166
22,576
10,410
12,107
11,029
18,833
18,372
8,600
8,559
33,562
25,068
42,546,079
39,944,002
22,715
14,775
6,302
5,921
2,688
2,583
1,279
1,222
578
567
39,558
30,567
8,855,366
7,721,553
24,474
17,188
14,158
12,505
926
874
41,931
36,994
93,453,472
89,594,739
10,989
7,962
7,829
6,707
5,933
5,542
7,395
7,170
5,370
5,258
2,779
2,765
1,067
1,056
452
428
117
106
42,037
33,541
17,623,419
16,835,047
15,680
9,442
20,325
18,252
3,268
3,151
2,764
2,696
78,680
55,873
36,903,655
33,871,663
17,242
4,196
36,174
27,261
16,472
15,806
8,542
8,367
250
243
1,580
160,161
30,465
1,550
30,005
75
460
195
7,684
190
985
5
1
28
560
28
75
1,217
44,415
1,212
8,254
60
352
1,300
30,683
1,290
4,977
40
44
66
541
66
318
1,359
76,278
1,354
15,396
20
63
227
5,695
12,444
1,655
764
605,517
160
421
96
72
15
461
290,385
387
50
12
10
2
1,003
325,809
406
559
38
825
1,050,789
300
187
115
91
78
34
19
1
1,030
554,763
201
540
185
104
1,640
993,028
140
781
430
286
3
812
87,297
88,315
802
86,025
48
2,290
86
1,545
86
306
26
255
26
46
103
785
103
230
180
,320
180
794
802
68,162
792
78,093
47
2,241
547
12,230
537
6,556
12
49
210
8,215
8,332
833
200
214,620
26
121
22
11
20
119
49,640
115
1
1
1
1
318
107,751
156
142
20
747
5,432,107
20
25
45
115
196
177
110
52
7
687
2,578,805
35
67
39
546
818
1,262,158
20
111
190
477
20
1
553
105
098
42
459
1
548
42
199
22
21 1 1
87
1
712
87
366
211
4,656
211
1,070
11
8
358
8,006
358
1,396
222
4,687
222
3,996
1,507
86,037
1,507
35,371
12
252
500
9,576
15,239
1,665
343
642,257
100
175
27
32
9
176
269,073
121
30
18
765
389,329
310
380
75
1,350
8,059,383
65
160
175
295
231
200
135
68
21
1,339
1,412,429
185
641
198
315
1,655
1,443,851
120
732
341
435
27
NEW YORK
97
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]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND L!
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materi al s
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Dry materials .
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materi al s
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $10D
S1O0 to $999
51,000 to $1,999 .
52,000 to 54,999 .
$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
5200 to S499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to S2, 499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to 519,999
$20,000 to $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under $100
$100 to $499
S500 to $999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
arms reporting,
which used.
tons,
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting..
tons.
arms reporting..
acres . .
rarms reporting..
tons.,
'arms reporting.,
tons..
arms reporting..
acres..
'arms reporting. .
tons..
arms reporting.,
tons.,
arms reporting. .
acres.,
arms reporting. .
tons.,
arms reporting. ,
tons.,
'arms reporting. ,
acres . .
'arms reporting. .
tons. ,
arms reporting. ,
tons.,
arms reporting. ,
acres . ,
'arms report) ng . ,
tons. .
arms reporting. ,
tons..
'arms reporting. ,
acres . ,
'arms reporting, ,
tons.,
arms reporting..
tons.
arms reporting..
acres limed. ,
tons..
Under $100
$100 to $i 99...
$500 to $999 . . .
$1,000 to $1,999
$5,000 or more ,
reporting. .
report] ng . .
dollars. ,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. .
dollars.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
dollars..
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting.
reporting,
dol I ars .
reporting..
reporting.
reporting..
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting,
dollars.
5 reporting.
* reporting.
5 reporting.
; reporting.
3 reporting,
dollars.
3 reporting.
a reporting,
i reporting,
s reporting.
3 reporting.
2,269
122,752
20,738
2,234
20,592
45
146
233
4,133
233
838
45
500
45
86
449
5,175
449
1,057
5
2
420
4,561
420
879
5
7
81
500
81
348
2,133
107,883
2,108
17,384
35
137
621
10,821
22,219
2,679
879
851,255
196
450
130
76
27
439
290,015
347
65
21
5
1
1,331
628,834
656
515
160
2,414
11,675,252
120
240
345
630
400
363
202
103
11
1,396
581,009
405
710
157
124
2,654
1,656,562
250
1,281
656
449
18
1,342
56,066
9,072
1,342
9,022
10
50
181
4,634
181
676
31
371
31
29
879
18,751
879
3,433
10
50
670
10,515
670
1,588
62
182
62
140
956
21,613
956
3,156
422
6,569
12,715
3,693
3,658
42,128,836
25
210
405
991
2,027
3,138
6,556,993
1,712
782
328
202
114
1,022
229,098
635
351
36
1,963
4,957,929
530
265
245
352
272
204
60
33
2
1,179
264,999
545
562
44
28
3,476
1,428,063
975
1,644
567
269
21
31,321
1,301,649
228,921
31,220
227, 768
187
1,153
11,966
284,684
11,946
51,022
40
293
3,014
42,011
3,004
7,139
10
18
24,051
436,206
24,040
77,711
112
340
6,336
106,275
6,325
17,285
46
200
661
3,951
661
3,065
20,005
428,522
19,999
71,546
26
302
17,838
358,960
753,000
39,047
38,942
116,204,508
175
6,416
9,515
16,588
6,248
17,927
26,797,885
10,354
4,491
1,919
854
309
22,966
5,168,438
13,245
9,312
409
25,651
39,484,935
6,090
5,175
4,093
5,049
3,505
1,362
312
58
7
23,748
5,856,247
6,863
14,284
2,009
592
38,774
22,465,449
1,472
19,465
12,419
5,357
61
1,753
65,358
11,708
1,753
11,624
6
84
578
13,948
578
2,503
95
1,260
95
274
1,065
20,677
1,065
3,909
6
84
586
9,556
586
1,545
1,070
19,877
1,070
3,360
674
13,992
24,937
2,816
2,578
3,250,081
160
1,496
530
283
109
1,586
4,574,865
776
341
222
128
119
1,476
354,427
915
534
27
1,331
2,241,923
455
283
142
163
165
76
36
11
1,300
282,918
614
547
105
34
2,755
1,134,132
566
1,493
419
270
1,862
112, 191
26,649
1,847
26,509
25
140
348
9,408
348
1,691
51
554
51
97
1,191
21,730
1,191
4,187
5
17
1,199
21,777
1,189
3,593
10
16
262
3,805
262
3,910
5
5
1,498
54,917
1,493
13,031
15
102
705
12,944
25,032
2,374
1,803
2,452,396
236
920
268
278
101
1,061
978,209
835
141
61
11
13
1,406
462,224
673
632
101
1,395
3,040,221
310
296
237
208
178
91
64
10
1
1,435
614,648
458
612
222
143
2,297
1,277,283
285
1,119
548
336
992
13,290
4,585
982
4,538
17
47
55
1,458
55
198
34
590
34
168
75
831
75
183
1
1
63
855
63
146
25
40
25
28
916
9,516
911
3,815
17
46
337
2,172
3,030
1,913
369
277,193
88
201
36
41
3
161
136,937
128
20
1
10
2
280
55,643
192
80
8
1,318
13,652,200
72
76
145
267
233
258
118
92
57
1,427
4,689,229
136
289
192
810
1,804
2,211,137
368
635
236
488
77
See footnotes at end of table.
98
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 explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of fami
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
Aii farm products sold total, dollars..
average per farm, dollars . .
Ail crops sold doll are . .
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..
Cows, including heifers trial have calved farms 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 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. .
90 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..
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. .
number. .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
number..
Bom since June t 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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting. .
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number . ,
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number.
do! I ars . ,
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.,
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds . .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
774,018,298
9,399
209,317,353
74,495,888
38,647,411
48,096,781
48,077,273
564,700,945
80,370,901
408,684,430
75,645,614
60,273
2,075,243
56,079
1,253,862
53,575
1,206,337
54,278
714,089
38,600
107,292
1,642
5,662
5,782
8,690
24,481
11,865
2,137
14
5,027
11,175
11,618
12,017
11,889
3,379
563
4LL
4,916
10,012
11,160
11,751
11,613
3,227
533
363
18,096
44,573
15,081
170,356
7,853
95,240
10,709
75,116
4,652
217,891
3,645
86,929
4,211
130,962
4,074
123,125
2,969
7,837
32,033
11,801,709
54,888
1,024,751
67,255,003
4,925
155,880
4,832,280
3,276
139,672
1,955,408
44,983
9,359,099,833
408,684,430
14,707
16,072,324
17,976
135,701,813
50,209,674
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10, 590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
14,282,858
8,553
12,388,580
11,450,326
821,515
50,147
66,592
1,894,278
469,201
661,530
763,547
691
13,066
576
4,892
469
3,363
604
6,007
420
2,167
45
117
162
155
175
20
17
130
295
95
26
15
6
7
2
116
260
60
15
7
6
5
164
345
401
4,895
210
3,005
281
1,890
96
4,721
80
1,655
86
3,066
86
2,961
55
105
551
127,160
524
5,615
524,035
165
6,235
193,285
80
2,250
31,500
213
17,012,113
661,530
316
53,064
341
1,121,830
415,077
28,429,519
34,129
27,925,935
25,310,172
2,152,467
358,942
104,354
503,584
160,407
243,110
100,067
206
2,678
171
1,348
144
1,018
125
903
159
427
85
240
91
267
15
50
81
217
6
26
1
1
5
25
5
25
131
37,495
81
1,118
96,717
58
5,897,560
243,110
51
9,341
71
406,122
150,266
32,238,835
19,305
30,700,636
3,009,283
25,479,867
1,704,262
507,224
1,538,199
790,764
442,328
305,107
268
5,303
208
2,098
186
1,580
201
2,597
109
608
50
45
52
31
70
13
7
80
68
30
6
16
4
2
2
67
15
6
11
4
2
1
140
218
98
1,457
67
864
52
593
15
1,250
15
320
15
930
15
915
10
15
"243
36,865
211
2,682
251,672
37
1,220
37,820
15
735
10,290
69
10,136,621
442,328
79
614,910
93
472,830
174,949
NEW YORK
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
99
[t)aU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
JFor definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED V4LUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars.
average per farm, dollars.
AJl 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 INDLiVYSTtK-K PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves ,
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head ,
2 to 4 head
5 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 49 head
50 to99 head
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
5 reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting,
number .
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
j reporting.
arms reporting.
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
lhead
2 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 29 head
30 to 49 head
50 to 74 head
75 to 99 head
100 or more head
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
. farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
. farms reporting,
.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.,
Hotses and/Of mules farms reporting.,
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting.,
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
number.,
Born before June 1 farms reporting..
number.
Sheep and lambs
Lambs under 1 year old . . .
Sheep 1 year old and over .
Ewes
Rams and wethers
farms reporting. .
number..
farms reporting. .
number..
.farms reporting..
number. .
farms reporting..
number. .
farms reporting. .
number..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.,
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. ,
number. ,
dollars. ,
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number. ,
dollars . ,
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. .
dozens. ,
dollars.,
See footnotes at end of table.
Commercial farms by type of farm— Continued
Fruit -and -nut
farms
41,723,086
15,487
39,873,547
954,687
1,691,680
37,017,302
209,878
1,849,539
593,525
622,430
633,584
615
9,793
509
4,287
373
2,520
469
3,678
363
1,828
70
146
100
125
146
21
7
135
221
90
30
21
5
130
155
50
15
21
1
1
288
568
191
2,755
91
1,715
156
1,040
56
2,247
51
698
51
1,549
51
1,343
41
206
492
112,875
444
4,249
499,425
106
3,295
102,145
36
1,611
22,554
193
14,670,178
622,430
266
54,063
321
1,453,070
537,637
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
72,883,370
473,155,959
19,736
12,110
3,172,504
25,233,764
1,891,007
16,111,688
401,995
3,019,902
747,793
2,261,102
131,709
3,841,072
69,710,866
447,922,195
66,939,702
6,523,588
1,659,494
394,396,359
1,111,670
47,002,248
1,164
38,898
16,978
1,789,970
980
38,818
8,139
1,146,759
924
38,778
6,624
1,134,387
874
36,913
7,113
584,856
576
26,292
1,726
58,355
141
10
333
65
232
395
195
3,750
201
21,450
47
11,301
15
1,920
7
300
70
428
1,775
136
9,747
60
11,519
26
11,563
17
3,268
7
511
6
365
320
75
398
1,820
101
9,962
60
11,467
26
11,419
16
3,170
2
516
1
349
290
10,273
713
22,323
411
6,798
5,660
40,499
188
3,342
3,585
22,558
326
4,658
2,075
17,941
179
1,556
8,792
66,143
154
1,221
3,334
26,788
143
1,393
5,458
39,355
128
1,337
4,808
36,834
117
946
650
2,521
3,196
14,867
8,343,376
1,714,818
828
38,646
8,453
858,805
778,316
44,993,384
183
1,425
5,400
33,435
167,400
1,036,485
138
974
9,054
38,867
126,756
544,138
386
39,072
38,778,920
9,017,071,433
1,659,494
394,396,359
3,490
5,504
14,074,500
679,597
3,165
7,288
05,713,400
15,384,598
39,113,947
5,692,303
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
21,629,575
7,681
2,766,331
1,709,669
192,645
621,605
242,412
18,863,244
386,966
2,561,045
15,915,233
2,373
74,441
1,891
24,194
1,414
9,252
2,108
33,458
1,695
16,789
61
167
327
580
853
275
104
6
331
874
308
161
142
43
14
18
372
819
106
60
47
6
705
2,491
833
61,006
617
32,984
717
28,022
404
49,228
356
22,325
384
26,903
374
25,874
313
1,029
1,028
95,076
2,570
75,661
13,102,734
587
67,080
2,079,480
341
34,522
483,308
732
61,630,552
2,561,045
375
57,400
549
810,779
299, 991
General farms
22,282,072
9,327
14,374,237
7,689,910
3,265,425
2,709,746
709,156
7,907,835
1,613,583
3,182,807
3,111,445
1,558
35,733
1,317
15,030
1,147
10,525
1,281
15,568
945
5,135
81
281
211
370
460
118
37
226
557
341
81
79
15
10
227
517
276
61
59
5
1
1
467
1,271
607
10,009
339
6,289
461
3,720
263
26,903
232
12,913
258
13,990
252
13,363
207
627
1,194
420,654
1,342
18,709
2,465,785
314
8,634
267,654
237
21,777
304,878
755
77,571,876
3,182,807
790
138,391
880
3,921,008
1,450,777
Miscellaneous
farms
41,966,202
21,823
41,231,486
171,949
210, 605
84,437
40,764,495
734,716
44,450
78,710
611,556
231
2,664
163
991
151
722
161
1,234
134
439
43
76
56
31
16
5
4
67
72
5
16
63
67
5
16
225
2,560
115
898
67
615
68
283
37
1,120
27
514
31
606
31
595
11
11
167
13,075
130
1,098
125,497
50
715
22,165
31
584
8,176
46
2,700,853
78,710
78
4,252
97
105,940
39,198
100
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 textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable fanns
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting..
number of litters..
lor 2 litters farms reporting..
3 to 9 litters farms reporting. .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting..
30 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. .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
acres . .
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 more acres farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales . . .farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . ,
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting . ,
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . ,
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons .
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons .
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
See footnotes at end of table .
3,958
27, 471
1,758
1,456
467
191
59
37
3,094
13,231
2,932
14,240
39,157
648,141
18,123
13,476
5,887
1,144
236
291
19,218
232,014
13,439,425
5,933
5,674,976
16,762
248,031
7,493,387
14,537
6,793, 111
39,545
630,455
33,731,236
8,117
5,636,111
2,706
26,372
795,658
878
291,635
1,334
16,049
372,921
792
255,906
1,792
16,792
280,733
952
199,578
3,521
86,748
883,881
3,009,405
30,514
939,924
2,119,960
4,716
187,204
42,485
1,549,590
2,597,046
6,404
223,607
5,048
37,688
67,998
122
1,205
12,329
332,506
487,719
1,855
52,847
8,947
149,697
972,449
994
12,280
20,639
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
125
1,015
45
45
25
5
5
85
515
110
500
1,277
45,125
370
367
317
102
30
91
1,202
42,263
2,647,995
1,028
2,307,990
1,422
33,045
1,109,755
1,407
1,057,129
1,303
32,121
1,867,666
1,120
1,444,426
303
4,205
116,345
273
104,035
170
2,155
58,585
145
51,535
140
1,735
25,080
115
21,105
879
33,491
373,567
38,039
818
19,895
41,560
503
23,550
657
15,604
25,920
347
15,685
72
2,270
3,670
30
1,475
25
235
720
165
2,925
4,690
119
855
95
16
406
22,445
26
10,500
264
4,976
133,936
213
119,376
182
4,989
304,387
146
256,747
11
25
675
270
5,138
107,403
178
69,417
7
160
1,568
2
748
25
370
4,935
68
870
2,275
20
300
164
4,416
7,153
51
2,775
10
40
65
5
25
17
165
163
2
68
10
120
850
18
650
1,665
26
187
10
5
10
1
21
95
16
92
239
4,970
137
51
26
8
3
14
217
3,502
182,660
111
112,975
409
8,619
275,389
378
257,072
253
3,567
202,503
142
98,583
40
1,530
35,130
29
29,180
114
1,685
37,489
76
29,315
10
115
1,100
5
875
90
4,194
41,550
6,944
150
3,118
6,652
37
995
209
3,240
5,179
75
1,400
10
110
220
5
200
26
450
765
15
300
26
102
16
365
450
NEW YORK 101
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]
Item
;For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
LI\"ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting.
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 inters
30 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters .. ..
70 or more litters . .
June 2 to November 30
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
'"Urns reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of liUers.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
acres .
Under 11 acres . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres. .. .
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres ....
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
.farms
.farms
.farms
. farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
acres.
bushels,
reporting.
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Rye harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting.
acres.
100-lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons .
Sales farms reporting.
tons .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
acres .
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
See footnotes at end of table .
71
457
25
35
6
5
51
274
51
183
464
5,310
300
115
36
13
398
3,808
209,770
176
108,960
501
5,356
154,394
436
143,014
416
4,106
213,735
168
76,475
32
220
4,485
11
2,850
97
808
19,560
47
13,775
50
625
7,610
18,229
371
7,115
17,556
137
5,171
468
8,695
15,807
120
3,525
15
95
145
5
5
99
■1,549
2,301
16
895
32
775
3,400
109
,085
37
31
26
10
5
87
480
89
605
998
20,009
438
295
181
56
11
17
880
17,157
945,390
356
374,935
855
12,865
361,776
663
294,272
979
15,607
784,129
376
256,930
151
1,440
39,375
51
16,130
45
794
26,500
14
9,540
75
970
18,590
35
11,810
80
2,995
20,260
34,417
563
10,949
24,416
200
5,465
909
16,783
24,855
294
7,310
20
105
195
299
5,819
7,718
102
3,760
761
4,462
40
490
960
1,326
5,613
700
485
112
28
1
987
2,864
971
2,749
28,306
494,348
11,012
11,255
4,890
872
154
123
10,550
112,520
6,500,840
2,207
1,640,355
7,005
110,735
3,361,387
5,887
3,031,689
26,896
472,728
25,540,695
2,439
1,683,585
1,335
11,310
380,620
235
73,305
262
1,937
46,230
121
26,270
720
5,807
98,320
302
58,065
1,193
26,510
250, 670
21,296
760,939
1,747,803
1,288
58,526
26,898
1,201,723
2,075,586
1,349
60,444
4,156
32,706
61,050
36
380
7,434
239,859
375,435
275
12,663
8,348
139,838
913,303
424
4,405
7,179
555
10,679
100
151
117
115
41
31
490
4,782
495
5,897
1,219
22,402
631
337
159
43
26
23
802
13,790
861,665
183
166,050
723
10,897
339,880
647
309,757
1,449
20,029
1,051,106
379
211,145
215
2,614
89,068
50
10,275
35
730
14,675
20
11,520
51
645
10,725
15
7,850
93
1,509
15,529
1,158
33,582
67,565
266
8,370
1,516
52,017
84,672
340
13,750
125
1,431
1,970
16
125
378
10,860
16,250
90
3,110
169
3,113
21,432
35
340
480
244
1,943
55
102
75
12
213
919
209
1,024
1,276
22,290
565
471
186
27
11
16
1,146
16,773
967,249
607
492,631
1,379
24,277
754,315
1,303
688,615
1,522
25,159
1,479,273
842
681,175
173
1,937
55,560
123
1,545
33,265
88
22,780
63
895
17,935
58
17,170
430
11,210
121,280
96,895
1,301
39,297
96, 546
769
53,076
1,275
48,368
92,605
724
56,454
21
105
145
5
60
274
7,687
14,421
152
9,520
81
1,438
8,535
116
1,660
2,820
21
111
6
10
5
15
55
21
56
85
961
65
17
2
48
516
27,596
12
14,675
84
985
27,253
79
25,892
112
1,797
101,835
49
24,880
11
66
1,875
10
1,600
17
108
2,129
7
764
1
15
225
15
130
1,090
7,854
83
3,042
5,822
30
1,225
178
3,935
5,410
45
1,268
57
802
813
11
365
1
75
300
102
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
Commercial farms by type of farm
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
8,884 5,739
85,132 83,414
16,268,245 16,068,862
8,276 5,857
38,647,411 37,236,101
2,594 1,426
3,244 2,778
7,797,522 7,208,632
10,352 6,626
180,893 162,076
1
161
571
103,315
263
821,515
35
7
2, 665 j
126
876
833
68,558
13,553,919
447
2,152,467
165
265
751,231
33
336
acres2 . -
hundredweight —
4,901
954,405
1,670
25,479,867
181
790
2,189,241
245
3,605
acres —
quarts . . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves, vineyards, and
acres . . .
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW YORK
103
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]
Item
(For definitions and explanntions, see text)
Canmercial faims by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
fauns
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock. farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
SPECIFIED CROPS RAKVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting...
acres . .
hundredweight —
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting...
Sales dollars . . .
Strawberries farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
quarts . . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
171
517
82,700
526
1,691,680
340
1,258
3,425,865
2,628
126,606
313
324
54,683
327
401,995
135
90
139,690
384
3,926
3,234
4,526
688,670
1,575
3,019,902
357
139
163,035
2,137
12,385
220
75
7,680
124
192,645
40
19
14,700
323
2,995
434
3,877
617,086
782
3,265,425
141
157
461,520
643
10,800
107
65
6,404
143
210,605
32
53
60,685
107
547
104
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
FARMS, ACREAGE, AMD VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average si ze 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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres ^arms 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
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Wordland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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 f)4 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,
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 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 . . operator? reporting.
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
82,354
100.0
13,526,411
100.0
164.2
23,333
145.10
75,961
5,153,941
9,316
7,295
6,775
12,995
22,912
13,564
2,903
181
20
,, 36,718
1,290,784
25,992
766,909
5,768
153,847
22,374
613,062
25,254
939,382
45,614
2,059,601
41,986
2,413,854
10,305
241,011
2,020
64,472
5,229
141,990
3,457
91,629
3,030
121,669
1,227
55,334
81,681
1,233
8,895
18,259
20,829
18,190
14,275
50.8
36,687
9,708
4,389
22,590
11,161
17,392
22,477
45, 667
8,626
18,072
4,850
5.9
19,178
0.1
4.0
21,832
5,470.09
2,484
6,853
2,484
370
895
461
1,187
70
140
396
1,047
20
30
190
500
290
930
35
90
311
687
135
305
4,796
60
466
898
1,184
1,132
1,056
2,423
315
190
1,918
741
1,147
2,005
2,427
395
1,237
12,569
15.3
347, 351
2.6
27.6
17,574
632.91
10,487
137,957
4,489
3,566
1,606
826
3,404
32,210
4,308
46,405
6,273
3,820
40,132
1,001
8,974
3,806
34,653
3,244
33,334
295
1,665
505
6,165
602
6,200
155
850
35
305
75
605
12,480
130
1,093
2,639
2,900
2,798
2,920
52.9
7,772
960
655
6,157
2,391
3,732
6,417
4,797
1,095
2,894
6,182
7.5
361,022
2.7
58.4
16,037
274.47
5,746
142,773
855
1,262
1,596
1,646
387
2,277
32,677
2,485
46,528
486
8,265
2,189
38,263
1,070
14,085
3,124
44,361
2,315
42,745
305
2,595
183
4,646
370
6,715
140
1,685
40
775
45
525
6,141
50
576
1,251
1,400
1,344
1,520
53.2
3,566
460
435
2,671
1,051
1,696
2,786
2,616
601
1,566
8,643
10.5
726,765
5.4
84.1
17,684
210.56
8,224
295,441
643
1,015
1,467
3,031
2,068
3,672
73,535
3,081
73,133
583
11,220
2,714
61,913
2,142
35,063
4,764
88,632
4,006
99,730
541
6,645
181
6,015
496
9,288
245
4,050
160
4,495
115
5,145
8,602
165
695
1,714
2,038
2,118
1,872
52.8
4,567
861
525
3,181
1,511
2,066
3,201
4,076
706
1,965
12,234
14.9
1,430,851
10.6
117.0
18,404
157.58
11,786
583,435
416
761
1,156
3,701
5,429
323
6,000
148,317
4,119
108,653
970
20,030
3,549
88,623
4,021
87,170
7,357
184,452
6,632
224,646
1,352
16,681
238
7,583
771
17,688
475
6,930
385
9,380
160
5,120
12,123
205
1,201
2,400
3,140
2,860
2,317
51.7
5,630
1,563
710
3,357
1,780
2,618
3,436
6,604
1,352
2,688
NEW YORK
105
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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
HO to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres 2,000 acres and over
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number..
Percent distribution percent..
Land in lafms acres . .
Percent distribution percent..
Average size of farm acres . .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dol lars . .
Average per acre , dollars..
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres (arms reporting..
20 to 29 acrea 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..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting..
acres..
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) .farms reporting..
acres..
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms reporting. .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting..
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
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 tNCOME
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-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 reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting. ,
See footnotes at end of table.
9,693
11.8
1,530,469
11.3
157.9
20,582
130.41
9,426
615,410
250
356
450
1,826
5,157
1,387
5,086
159,055
2,799
84,179
635
14,010
2,439
70,169
3,860
108,030
6,135
197,413
5,877
266,622
1,370
22,770
121
5,540
625
17,920
420
8,805
435
12,755
145
7,135
9,592
175
1,086
2,321
2,478
2,112
1,420
49.8
3,879
1,215
661
2,003
1,105
1,784
2,003
7,564
9.2
1,496,633
11.1
197.9
23,359
118.22
7,446
607,781
70
185
220
885
3,866
2,215
5
4,072
149,654
2,182
70,047
486
12,155
1,886
57,892
3,246
112,202
4,934
186,986
5,051
287,962
1,320
24,300
95
5,573
496
10,765
421
13,579
415
14,160
156
5,409
7,514
140
966
1,712
2,057
1,677
962
49.2
2,585
1,170
315
1,100
845
1,125
900
5,814
1,035
1,966
4,979
912
1,544
5,629
1,344,012
9.9
238.8
25,704
107.68
5,528
526,800
35
56
85
516
2,505
2,225
106
3,052
124,195
1,630
60,154
396
13,000
1,319
47,154
2,681
105,045
3,877
175,369
3,961
283,075
1,240
26,165
56
4,765
360
9,080
385
8,200
360
12,515
90
4,145
5,576
65
745
1,436
1,602
1,061
667
48.6
1,795
840
225
730
515
845
555
3,834
711
1,117
12,227
14.8
4,183,313
30.9
342.1
32,861
96. a
12,111
1,568,277
60
71
171
505
3,266
6,383
1,655
7,210
397,054
3,830
181,167
991
33,976
3,248
147,191
5,922
317,330
9,139
647,719
8,705
827,367
3,082
90,202
202
13,940
979
27,393
960
32,630
952
49,655
346
19,266
12,152
225
1,770
3,169
3,334
2,450
1,204
47.6
3,804
2,013
580
1,211
1,035
1,962
1,025
8,423
1,547
2,389
2,417
2.9
1,548,292
11.4
640.6
65,826
103.46
2,391
526,757
10
20
20
50
215
975
1,008
93
1,371
130,090
942
68,190
371
25,502
698
42,688
1,157
124,787
1,997
323,679
1,674
265,763
672
36,285
100
6,802
321
21,733
213
10,470
212
13,530
75
5,340
2,374
15
266
636
612
560
285
49.3
591
280
79
232
172
362
127
1,826
240
596
294
0.4
380,886
2.8
1,295.5
143,644
112.48
287
118,738
4
2
4
4
14
48
118
80
13
174
34,871
130
22, 109
61
7,687
98
14,422
114
18,749
245
99,615
198
59,447
81
7,465
25
2,381
65
10,060
28
3,476
35
4,069
13
2,174
283
2
27
76
69
65
44
226
27
90
106
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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see texl)
Under 10 acres
100 to 139 acre9
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number. .
\1I tenants number..
Cash tenants number. .
Share-cash tenants number. .
Crop-share tenants number. .
Livestock-share tenants number..
Other and unspecified tenants number. .
White farm operators:
Full owners number. .
Part owners number..
\ll tenants number. .
Son white farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number..
FARMS 3Y TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number . .
Cotton farms number . .
Other field-crop farms number . .
Vegetable farms number. .
Fniit^and-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms number . .
Dairy farms nurvber..
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number . ,
General farms number. .
Miscellaneous farms number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number. .
Pick-up balers 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 reporting. .
2 tractors farms reporti ng . .
T tractors farms reporti ng . .
4 tractors firms reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporti ng . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting..
number. .
Crawler tractors farms reporting. .
number..
Garden tractors farms renorting..
number. ,
Automobiles farms reporting..
number, .
Vutomobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Bulk-type /arms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reoorting. .
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 rnore miles to a hard surface road farms reoorting. .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms renorting. .
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..
1 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.
57,078
20,832
- 3,904
1,979
225
230
390
1,080
56,893
20,812
3,889
185
20
15
833
1,670
2,694
3,693
39,072
2,816
2,389
1,923
18,028
18,702
6,631
6,819
36,039
36,724
17,109
18,094
47,459
66,486
72,959
155,544
70,176
138,670
29,698
23,567
10,844
3,698
2,369
69,411
131,149
6,719
7,521
15,373
16,874
73,122
93,150
78, 513
74,191
53,881
45,049
43.690
7,271
2,46*5
37,270
59,338
12,403
9,741
5,353
4,388
2,424
1,738
110
116
20,544
46,679
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
75,236
3,895
3,223
4,211
10,674
178
1,367
416
457
205
231
5
10
55
20
151
196
4,196
10,589
178
1,362
411
457
15
85
5
5
150
165
670
45
720
705
1,116
56
682
40
305
15
125
1,019
423
5
460
5
465
15
160
15
160
25
530
25
540
25
105
25
125
1,746
5,237
2,112
6,614
2,867
9,867
4,011
15,376
1,708
8,917
1,890
11,591
1,576
6,971
107
1,473
15
328
5
80
5
65
1,593
8,655
1,725
10,705
155
786
165
886
1,843
3,355
2,121
3,785
3,907
11,006
4,611
13,368
4,245
11,676
4,380
U,187
2,251
6,971
101
1,272
9]
1,217
26
56
15
25
162
1,032
4,257
10,117
273
1,149
222
1,122
146
787
76
335
46
205
25
110
10
5
10
804
1,357
2,412
3,496
573
822
1,479
1,832
232
463
175
208
106
87
42
41
18
23
4,049
11,252
525
720
276
597
5,140
806
225
115
20
5,135
806
225
6,907
1,375
331
166
30
10
5
120
6,892
1,375
331
85
125
170
145
425
410
352
417
995
2,870
210
355
205
290
89
65
585
1,300
595
1,345
200
385
200
395
811
2,647
811
2,667
175
625
195
655
2,775
4,077
3,453
5,052
5,315
7,591
8,634
12,914
5,140
7,441
7,284
11,379
3,508
4,431
1,269
2,288
292
586
35
86
36
50
5,074
7,359
6,893
10,930
319
384
391
449
1,196
1,465
1,350
1,535
5,275
7,547
6,455
9,211
5,701
8,147
5,316
7,692
3,386
5,263
1,565
3,937
175*5
3.827
40
161
25
81
1,067
2,718
4,600
6,204
867
1,227
666
1,116
450
716
216
400
136
210
75
160
5
10
20
636
1,120
1,769
2,354
356
680
704
1,032
251
510
48
117
26
38
28
12
3
3
5,563
7,859
329
389
290
395
NEW YORK
107
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
lluui are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators
Full owners number...
Part owners number...
All tenants number...
Cash tenants number. . ,
Share-cash tenants number. ..
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number..
Tobacco farms number . .
Cotton farms number..
Other field-crop farms number. .
Vegetable farms number. .
Fruit-and-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms number . . ,
Dairy farms number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number..
General farms number..
Miscellaneous farms number. .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting. .
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting..
a 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 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 freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Bulk-type /arms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
Fafms by kind of toad 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 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 workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
J or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
5to9 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.
Sire of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
6,450
2,701
495
265
25
20
75
110
6,415
2,701
485
75
77
250
238
6,225
395
380
36
2,585
2,655
835
850
5,550
5,565
2,230
2,315
5,852
7,584
8,972
18,659
8,870
17,098
3,221
3,747
1,455
317
130
8,829
16,318
707
780
1,460
1,561
8,648
10,464
9,318
8,648
6,572
7,120
6,935
905
235
5,569
6,555
1,732
1,280
620
660
330
305
15
10
2,224
4,187
1,628
2,628
1,326
186
56
38
22
9,017
348
328
180 to 219 acres
4,503
2,574
440
210
35
35
60
100
4,498
2,574
440
50
68
155
153
,550
290
215
48
2,165
2,230
861
887
5,100
5,205
2,360
2,495
5,079
6,686
7,249
16,472
7,224
15,300
1,953
3,255
1,460
407
149
7,208
14,684
578
616
1,044
1,172
6,864
8,690
7,394
6,904
5,291
6,010
5,875
980
295
5,217
5,076
1,451
972
495
477
266
191
10
10
2,239
4,792
1,764
2,639
1,345
297
81
16
25
7,077
262
225
2-30 to 2f>9 acres
3,157
2,236
225
115
20
10
35
45
3,147
2,221
225
10
15
55
35
73
76
4,530
190
140
50
1,836
1,881
690
705
4,176
4,231
2,080
2,150
3,888
5,258
5,451
13,066
5,431
12,277
1,145
2,501
1,272
346
167
5,401
11,651
594
626
773
789
5,155
6,694
5,494
5,118
4,257
4,815
4,660
895
250
4,018
3,827
1,088
680
270
410
220
180
5
5
2,073
3,559
1,693
2,350
1,247
350
71
18
7
5,228
225
176
2fiO to 499 acres
5,952
5,653
535
285
45
20
95
90
5,952
5,653
535
84
103
145
178
9,961
376
446
88
5,180
5,385
1,914
1,959
9,644
9,829
6,111
6,441
9,600
14,773
11,837
33,670
11,792
31,678
1,519
4,407
3,544
1,516
806
11,757
29,993
1,552
1,685
1,888
1,992
11,341
15,918
12,011
11,311
9,716
10,638
10,248
2,791
878
9,728
8,190
2,267
1,691
851
840
485
310
25
20
5,994
11,614
5,029
8,259
3,310
1,135
444
102
38
11,464
418
345
971
1,234
130
50
20
10
20
30
971
1,234
130
56
46
43
49
1,888
85
66
14
1,331
1,488
541
575
2,052
2,237
1,496
1,663
2,132
5,028
2,356
9,676
2,346
9,222
120
391
607
543
685
2,331
8,334
765
888
407
454
2,256
3,930
2,372
2,312
2,030
2,010
1,950
771
426
2,027
1,685
419
284
125
159
78
71
5
5
1,740
6,165
1,553
4,296
518
456
394
142
43
2,233
142
42
1,000 to 1,999 acres
111
140
9
7
111
140
9
3
161
170
201
93
116
227
296
191
248
281
1,004
287
1,747
287
1,687
14
22
42
53
156
281
1,475
150
212
53
60
261
604
292
283
241
199
192
77
39
242
204
50
31
13
18
6
12
245
1,611
231
1,346
47
29
71
57
27
245
32
17
3
3
3
17
7
5
5
25
31
12
17
34
50
24
40
44
251
49
418
49
395
7
4
6
8
24
47
344
32
51
13
23
45
101
50
52
37
25
23
4
11
36
36
7
41
648
40
227
10
5
6
12
7
43
4
5
108
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 farms. See texlj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
10 In 49 acres
100 to 139 acres
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
mpterials used during the year. farms reporting..
acres on which used..
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials .farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Corn /arms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat /arms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes .farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed.,
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 $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 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 $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 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..
$103 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..
$503 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
54,363
2,170,683
491,720
34,072
486,985
535
4,735
15,743
353,387
15,713
63,284
60
316
3,569
48,846
3,559
8,413
10
18
33,019
578,602
32,993
105,483
230
870
14,416
226,489
14,355
37,121
141
300
2,801
83,201
2,791
90,716
52
2,246
36,748
880,158
36, 657
181,968
182
985
24,140
454,118
924,463
81,374
67,028
174,964,647
4,912
22,576
12,107
18,833
8,600
33,562
42,546,079
22,715
6,302
2,688
1,279
578
39,558
8,855,366
24,474
14,158
926
41,931
93,453,472
10,989
7,829
5,933
7,395
5,370
2,779
1,067
452
117
42,037
17,623,419
15,680
20,325
3,268
2,764
78,680
36,903,655
17,242
36,174
16,472
8,542
250
1,555
4,344
2,412
1,548
2,399
25
13
40
115
40
48
60
145
60
35
1,398
3,889
1,388
2,239
25
13
342
734
746
4,700
2,456
7,613,340
240
1,215
250
335
416
1,670
1,143,740
1,390
146
85
38
11
706
78,555
565
135
6
1,625
5,994,910
340
240
240
260
193
205
98
36
13
2,043
2,347,425
825
480
175
563
4,105
1,497,085
2,270
1,163
261
375
36
5,957
67,326
25,188
5,917
24,862
50
326
775
5,775
775
1,550
120
870
120
177
1,710
8,200
1,705
1,689
10
8
1,350
10,010
1,335
1,733
20
11
455
4,475
450
5,119
5
265
4,072
37,996
4,047
14,594
30
42
1,248
8,602
12,302
12,244
7,825
17,755,782
1,335
4,542
670
565
713
4,247
3,133,615
3,577
401
136
87
46
4,624
680,650
3,722
826
76
4,054
7,678,166
1,396
721
510
697
399
240
45
27
19
4,747
1,768,447
2,930
1,365
140
312
11,517
2,488,633
6,181
4,395
586
330
25
3,571
65,595
18,610
3,541
18, 567
35
43
715
7,060
715
1,457
15
13
115
825
115
161
1,570
11,285
1,565
2,080
5
3
1,240
10,455
1,235
1,757
10
11
215
4,670
215
6,159
2,311
31,300
2,301
6,953
10
16
901
8,050
16,350
6,087
4,397
5,297,185
785
2,360
665
435
152
2,262
1,405,595
1,910
250
40
53
9
2,862
482,740
2,070
767
25
2,077
3,140,945
940
375
200
226
201
86
38
2,675
1,001,388
1,635
836
70
134
5,767
1,340,635
2,301
2,870
423
165
5,396
120,403
30,798
5,368
30,670
35
128
1,141
14,885
1,141
2,799
225
2,175
225
396
2,890
26,995
2,885
5,422
10
21
1,765
18,645
1,745
3,005
20
24
350
7,440
350
8,500
5
50
3,552
50,263
3,537
10,548
15
33
1,722
18,125
31,604
8,528
6,673
10,394,790
760
3,231
1,205
1,165
312
3,217
2,400,935
2,550
451
146
52
18
4,463
881, 330
2,921
1,462
80
3,513
4,006,407
1,491
795
355
435
226
172
28
9
2
4,026
994,440
2,141
1,611
140
134
8,183
2,271,768
2,105
5,013
817
242
6
NEW YORK
109
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 toxlj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm— Continued
140 to 179 acres
ISO to 219 acres
500 to 999 acres
3,000 acres and over
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials , . .
Liquid materials .
arms reporting. .
on which used..
tons.,
arms reporting.
tons..
arms reporting.
tons..
i reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons..
i reporting..
tons,.
arms rerorting.,
acres . .
arms reporting,
tons.,
arms reporting.,
tons.
Com /arms reporting.
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.,
arms reporting.,
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland).
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Liquid materials .
Wheat
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials
Liquid materials..
All other crops ....
Dry materials . ..
Liquid materials .
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to S999
$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 52,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$900 to $999
S1.000 or more
Hired labor
Under S200
$200 toS499
$500 to $999
S1.000 to $2,499
S2, 500 to $4,999
$5,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $19,999
$20,000 to $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$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
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
arms reporting,
acres.
'arms reporting. .
tons..
I reporting.,
tons..
arms reporting. .
acres..
arms reporting.,
tons . .
arms reporting.,
tons.,
arms reporting. ,
acres .
arms reporting.,
tons.,
arms reporting.,
tons.
arms reporting..
acres limed . .
tons..
arms reporting,
arms reporting. ,
dollars.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting..
arms reporting. ,
dollars.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporting,
dollars.,
reporting,
reporting,
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
s reporting,
dollars.
s reporting.
s reporting.
s reporting.
s reporti ng .
s reporting,
dollars.
3 reporting,
s reporting,
s reporting.
s reporting.
3 reporting.
6,908
235,511
53,536
6,868
53,270
95
266
2,201
40,142
2,201
7,167
10
23
410
4,335
410
779
4,745
66,860
4,745
11,898
30
46
1,855
24,625
1,850
3,998
35
35
350
9,735
350
12,152
10
120
4,522
89,814
4,517
17,276
30
42
3,291
49,942
100,663
9,618
8,854
18,803,920
480
2,651
2,045
2,955
723
4,018
4,579,425
2,655
875
310
140
38
5,236
1,131,985
3,235
1,920
81
5,358
7,806,998
1,725
1,241
800
890
430
151
102
17
2
5,164
1,449,635
1,800
2,940
281
143
9,403
4,156,818
1,060
5,170
2,512
651
10
5,844
239,008
49,668
5,819
49,324
65
344
2,140
45,660
2,135
8,046
10
101
325
3,545
320
624
5
15
4,145
69,115
4,140
12,420
40
87
1,425
23,510
1,425
3,917
10
17
241
5,585
241
6,916
5
68
3,734
91,593
3,729
17,401
25
56
2,902
47,955
99,035
7,529
7,003
18,218,827
175
1,665
1,585
2,820
758
3,178
4,162,415
2,000
720
295
125
38
4,152
1,005,500
2,330
1,715
107
4,649
7,457,765
1,175
975
805
875
550
161
71
29
8
4,390
1,476,445
1,285
2,611
305
189
7,444
3,883,090
490
3,745
2,471
720
18
4,438
207,473
42,780
4,403
40,950
45
1,830
1,541
36,467
1,531
6,101
10
93
475
6,245
470
1,076
5
3
3,245
62,040
3,245
10,973
15
13
1,046
18,645
1,046
3,118
5
3
161
7,621
156
6,720
10
1,605
2,983
76,455
2,968
12,962
15
113
2,575
48,355
102,990
5,614
5,350
15,572,445
110
985
1,215
2,270
770
2,620
3,625,990
1,585
621
265
116
33
3,168
790,910
1,745
1,335
88
3,659
6,300,956
655
760
615
785
550
231
37
26
3,457
1,115,820
865
2,151
321
120
5,568
3,331,310
225
2,505
2,027
804
10,150
650, 238
130,637
10,095
130,051
103
586
4,011
113,315
3,996
20,192
15
86
1,116
17,244
1,116
2,974
7,627
187,481
7,622
33,308
66
208
2,547
61,501
2,542
9,999
25
173
420
16,361
420
17,087
6
19
7,094
254,336
7,094
46,491
17
100
6,226
157,167
335,369
12,197
11,542
43,292,072
176
1,620
1,827
4,986
2,933
5,891
10,943,055
2,941
1,530
892
361
167
6,382
1,778,156
3,246
2,901
235
8,917
23,383,965
1,095
1,306
1,360
2,101
1,865
850
220
101
19
7,511
3,449,820
1,310
4,458
1,259
484
12,122
9,638,188
345
3,683
4,726
3,336
32
2,132
266,513
62,207
2,137
61,786
32
421
915
46,507
915
7,211
272
7,296
272
1,159
1,597
67, 206
1,597
12,282
26
264
556
22,767
556
3,563
5
10
119
11,381
119
11,354
1,532
111,356
1,532
26,217
7
147
1,373
56,567
114,434
2,417
2,234
14,303,713
26
223
178
748
1,059
1,286
5,095,551
477
349
180
144
136
1,113
470,079
558
438
117
2,077
13,838,819
85
140
205
342
490
433
241
123
18
1,565
1,699,900
100
745
327
393
2,411
3,230,199
65
406
681
1,217
42
248
69, 531
16,721
248
16,513
4
208
124
10,634
124
2,010
41
1,790
41
254
177
15,498
177
3,019
2
51
86
6,065
86
1,005
34
4,208
34
3,484
1
14
167
31,336
167
6,741
2
143
166
12,880
23,943
294
253
3,714,012
4
35
14
49
151
163
1,015,446
45
33
20
30
35
105
85,928
29
56
20
270
5,213,060
2
10
11
23
43
47
59
52
23
195
544,203
17
51
41
86
287
779,313
8
21
36
182
40
36
15,787
4,640
35
4,208
1
432
15
1,197
15
224
21
2,419
20
400
1
150
11
881
10
111
1
7
4
1,704
4
1,855
27
9,290
26
1,575
1
275
20
2,553
4,897
52
41
587,355
1
9
3
8
20
27
211,602
10
4
4
1
8
19
12,813
5
10
4
44
1,312,381
1
5
6
6
12
8
5
34
271,131
7
10
4
13
51
193,692
2
11
3
22
13
110
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 farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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, eold dollars .
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calvi
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
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 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 renorting.
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/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 reporti ng .
number.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 .farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
774,018,298
.9,399
209,317,353
74,495,888
38,647,411
48,096,781
48,077,273
564,700,945
80,370,901
408,684,430
75,645,614
60,273
2,075,243
56,079
1,253,862
53,575
1,206,337
54,278
714,089
38,600
107,292
1,642
5,662
5,782
8,690
24,481
11,865
2,137
14
5,027
11,175
11,618
12,017
11,889
3,379
563
411
4,916
10,012
11,160
11,751
11,613
3,227
533
363
18,096
44,573
15,081
170,356
7,853
95,240
10,709
75,116
4,652
217,891
3,645
86,929
4,211
130,962
4,074
123,125
2,969
7,837
32,033
11,801,709
54,888
1,024,751
67,255,003
4,925
155,880
4,832,280
3,276
139,672
1,955,408
44,983
9,359,099,833
408,684,430
14,707
16,072,324
17,976
135,701,813
50,209,674
28,543,458
5,885
17,612,110
63,886
877,425
485,612
16,185,187
10,931,348
9,805,710
703,545
422,093
696
4,215
481
1,795
446
1,670
500
1,770
320
650
125
265
205
65
35
250
190
25
10
225
185
20
10
5
260
430
380
4,745
270
2,285
270
2,460
45
165
60
635
60
575
30
60
1,913
1,561,545
501
2,650
266,615
205
4,085
126,635
50
775
10,850
161
11,767,000
703,545
1,589
2,179,534
1,689
18,550,720
6,863,766
53,534,802
4,259
25,180,443
3,157,466
5,858,450
5,450,037
10,714,490
28,354,359
22,301,106
3,276,600
2,776,653
5,483
37,843
4,382
16,645
3,877
14,905
4,211
15,776
2,547
5,422
611
1,865
1,700
1,010
295
1
1
1,440
2,525
360
45
10
1
1,330
2,155
335
45
10
1
1,841
5,055
2,060
20,450
1,050
9,915
1,455
10,535
620
10,690
405
3,295
540
7,395
520
6,525
325
870
4,905
3,240,502
3,882
22,083
1,904,815
830
20,055
621,705
390
5,475
76,650
1,502
73,339,420
3,276,600
2,566
4,031,235
3,064
35,440,919
13,113,141
24,499,899
3,963
12,559,028
3,493,448
1,945,385
4,176,433
2,943,762
11,940,871
5,053,867
4,757,105
2,129,899
3,756
39,952
3,180
20,040
2,895
18,515
3,020
15,685
1,971
4,227
230
901
850
1,235
530
10
740
1,535
780
115
10
710
1,325
740
110
10
1,176
2,636
1,175
8,340
555
3,975
845
4,365
365
7,225
255
2,275
340
4,950
320
4,550
235
400
2,525
733,085
2,860
20,750
1,710,430
380
8,205
254,355
230
4,375
61,250
1,605
111,783,626
4,757,105
1,126
1,584,438
1,410
7,943,000
2,938,909
42,939,088
4,968
15,122,001
5,962,694
2,688,880
4,804,831
1,665,596
27,817,087
6,567,224
16,612,270
4,637,593
6,182
103,385
5,501
58,628
5,221
56,033
5,285
36,455
3,421
8,302
230
921
915
1,795
2,191
130
880
1,850
1,875
725
171
885
1,650
1,810
715
161
1,697
3,588
1,665
15,445
890
8,845
1,150
6,600
466
14,794
355
4,935
426
9,859
411
9,203
286
656
3,422
1,048,969
5,306
52,788
3,968,405
620
11,970
371,070
341
8,240
115,360
3,771
387,975,794
16,612,270
1,466
975,981
1,896
12,672,750
4,688,918
NEW YORK
111
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 ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of famt-Ojntinued
140 to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
MO to 999 acres '
1,000 to 1,999 acres
!,000 acres and over
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold toul, dollars..
average per farm, dollars. .
All crops sold dollars..
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nil's, 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. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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 reoorting..
90 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 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..
100 or more head farms reporting..
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 9 head fami9 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/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..
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
number. .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive Tarms reporting..
number. ,
dol I ars . .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number . ,
dollars..
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting. ,
pounds..
dollars. ,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. ,
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. .
dozens.,
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
84,915,428
8,760
19,330,259
7,861,282
3,347,735
4,998,260
3,122,982
65,585,169
6,169,943
50,935,700
8,479,526
8,492
257,302
8,147
160,895
7,886
155,562
7,827
84,859
5,362
11,548
125
400
507
1,210
5,275
970
5
435
1,292
2,300
2,520
1,500
100
450
1,211
2,225
2,435
1,480
85
2,456
5,721
1,816
15,310
886
8,670
1,256
6,640
536
21,851
426
7,906
480
13,945
470
13,020
340
925
3,622
896,510
7,972
127,632
7,775,955
485
13,325
413,075
375
11,710
163,940
7,085
1,189,006,973
50,935,700
1,463
2,022,655
1,917
10,932,725
4,045,108
83,166,525
10,995
15,351,650
6,490,116
2,925,605
3,898,265
2,037,664
67,814,875
5,988,494
53,232,490
8,593,891
6,855
261,680
6,710
163,855
6,485
159,180
6,425
86, 515
4,620
11,310
60
190
280
555
3,970
1,785
15
235
715
1,235
2,215
2,090
220
235
635
1,205
2,165
2,035
210
1,933
4,898
1,455
16,755
785
10,060
1,040
6,695
400
16,880
350
5,830
365
11,050
360
10,640
260
410
2,792
844,990
6,605
129,755
7,771,810
425
17,490
542,190
295
12,020
168,280
6,035
1,239,755,480
53,232,490
1,172
575,385
1,457
9,466,373
3,502,559
69,569,568
12,359
11,855,573
6,660,419
1,311,375
2,968,818
914,961
57,713,995
3,058,608
47,314,340
7,341,047
5,246
231,584
5,116
143,022
4,986
138,717
4,986
78,942
3,745
9,620
25
136
105
275
2,750
1,870
85
90
326
880
1,580
1,930
305
5
110
336
805
1,560
1,885
285
5
1,445
3,190
1,106
8,561
590
5,280
711
3,281
355
15,250
290
4,280
325
10,970
320
10,480
225
490
2,084
444,660
5,165
114,210
6,900,325
275
7,560
234,360
280
8,875
124,250
4,815
1,097,777,404
47,314,340
844
529,805
1,064
5,246,575
1,941,233
202,241,117
16,541
35,867,954
18,092,823
6,644,952
7,630,110
3,500,069
166,373,163
6,791,504
137,907,230
21,674,429
11,331
662,314
11,164
405,243
10,859
392,538
10,895
228,815
8,764
28,256
40
125
195
375
3,897
5,653
1,046
190
531
946
2,375
4,756
2,040
281
45
185
521
901
2,330
4,661
1,960
261
40
3,538
9,308
2,581
31,666
1,315
19,700
1,886
11,966
777
53,853
642
23,699
707
30,154
677
28,235
542
1,919
4,674
1,239,350
11,202
314,311
19,804,667
736
28,495
883,345
557
39,200
548,800
10,504
3,161,278,143
137,907,230
1,834
1,427,390
2,269
13,371,943
4,947,619
77,384,495
32,017
22,766,106
10,446,022
6,120,570
4,217,213
1,982,301
54,618,389
3,213,763
43,265,928
8,138,698
2,184
202,810
2,136
120,611
2,086
115,520
2,072
71,909
1,830
10,290
20
31
22
31
322
940
817
1
35
79
65
181
637
641
243
255
35
77
60
201
631
618
232
232
844
2,819
541
9,445
306
5,225
416
4,220
246
35,981
216
20,041
235
15,940
235
15,460
205
480
877
392,380
2,143
98,385
7,240,001
192
12,496
387,376
186
28,650
401,100
2,020
938,854,917
43,265,928
392
522,731
427
4,548,314
1,682,877
19,736,863
67,132
8,164,415
3,034,224
3,094,069
1,391,121
645,001
11,572,448
1,777,304
7,887,651
1,907,493
248
38,662
234
21,945
221
19,715
229
13,935
220
2,782
6
7
3
17
52
152
7
9
18
2
8
36
34
34
80
117
639
64
7,383
43
4,212
51
3,171
34
6,589
24
2,276
32
4,313
31
4,189
26
124
83
63,619
240
18,895
1,620,945
29
6,058
187,798
19
2,920
40,880
197
165,139,416
7,887,651
50
636,008
48
844,088
312,313
5,500,371
105,776
3,661,496
698,282
676,730
152,265
2,134,219
1,838,875
186,937
1,079,316
572,622
36
8,611
34
4,366
29
2,605
31
3,011
32
1,234
2
2
1
3
7
15
6
2
3
2
1
7
4
1
9
26
139
16
1,598
12
793
12
805
11
3,028
10
1,235
9
1,793
8
1,722
9
71
18
24,104
35
3,640
497,385
7
1,471
45,601
7
1,587
22,218
25
18,106,546
1,079,316
12
11,146
12
330,921
122,441
112
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data are based on report* for only a sample of famis. See text \
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters fairowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....farms 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 more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting. .
number of litters. ,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.,
number of litters.,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting. ,
Under 1 1 acres
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 19 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested Tor grain . .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. ,
i reporting.,
report! ng . .
acres.,
bushels..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting..
acres.,
bushels..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres..
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres.,
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres.,
tans. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. .
acreB..
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
3,968
27,-171
1,758
1,456
467
191
59
37
3,094
13,231
2,932
14,240
39,157
648,141
18,123
13,476
5,887
1,144
236
291
19,218
232,014
13,439,425
5,933
5,674,976
16,762
248,031
7,493,387
14,537
6,793,111
39,545
630,455
33,731,236
8,117
5,636,111
2,706
26,372
795,658
878
291,635
1,334
16,049
372,921
792
255,906
1,792
16,792
280,733
952
199, 578
3,521
86,748
883,881
3,009,405
30, 514
939,924
2,119,960
4,716
187,204
42,485
1,549,590
2,597,046
6,404
223,607
5,048
37,688
67,998
122
1,205
12,329
332,506
487,719
1,855
52,847
8,947
149, 697
972,449
994
12,280
20,639
175
715
65
95
15
135
300
120
415
115
265
115
85
190
9,285
10
2,250
60
190
7,440
55
7,240
50
135
7,440
20
5,965
10
10
680
15
45
410
70
165
405
20
170
140
480
690
35
no
80
275
465
25
120
560
3,080
285
225
25
10
10
5
460
1,530
360
1,550
2,420
10,465
2,285
125
10
1,885
7,500
388,495
585
177,815
1,765
12,020
349,520
1,440
299,870
2,195
10,485
487,530
770
211,070
110
360
9,080
10
1,000
105
380
8,450
50
5,420
105
540
9,325
60
6,800
305
2,215
22,315
1,870
14,340
26,570
440
6,435
3,422
30,562
46,787
1,021
11,658
275
1,205
1,760
35
180
1,015
8,475
9,405
285
3,110
60
245
1,655
25
250
375
260
1,505
120
105
25
5
5
200
680
190
825
1,945
13,050
1,635
290
15
5
1,345
8,480
456,875
510
228,390
1,451
12,322
344,448
1,231
297,323
2,101
14,977
726,730
646
270,575
120
595
14,890
25
3,060
81
643
11,715
26
7,205
155
895
13,610
75
7,770
260
3,485
34,010
1,455
17,885
34,740
415
8,540
2,587
37,726
61,325
587
13,755
205
770
1,325
10
170
736
11,125
13,480
266
5,145
115
925
5,580
45
315
470
450
2,265
240
125
70
10
5
340
1,095
290
1,170
3,572
30,829
2,632
845
90
5
2,095
15,120
822,785
740
365,410
2,165
22,425
639,740
1,890
555,615
3,915
33,700
1,678,325
1,160
463,055
275
1,535
38,640
100
16,385
135
975
29,915
80
24,835
205
1,615
20, 915
110
13,505
425
5,350
58,190
160,768
2,761
45,550
96,106
655
15,880
4,520
91,478
151,890
922
23,215
410
2,165
3,565
15
95
1,110
17,890
22,755
195
2,995
326
3,685
28,860
115
1,055
1,745
NEW YORK
113
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data are based on reports for only a sample of Farms. Set- U?xt \
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
180 lo 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
■?fi0 u> 499 acres
WO to 999 acres ,
1,000 to 1,999 acres 2,000 acres and over
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Contjnued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....farms reporting.
number of litters..
.fanns reporting..
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting..
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
acres .
Under 11 acres farms reporting.
11 to 34 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 farms reporting.
bushels..
Sales .farms reporting..
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting . .
acres. ,
bushels. ,
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. ,
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting. ,
acres.
100- lb. bags.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres.,
tons..
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres.
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses , alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tons, green weight.
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
386
2,196
175
166
25
15
5
286
1,170
301
1,026
5,495
76,125
2,375
2,455
630
10
20
5
2,490
25,215
1,421,215
735
549,585
2,155
27,830
816,835
1,865
736,815
5,700
77,365
4,102,995
995
645,295
360
3,150
96,940
135
41,040
170
1,105
23,925
95
14,905
300
2,765
47,465
155
32,655
360
7,155
76,890
380,430
4,255
109,720
251,945
500
17,955
6,177
207,755
347,965
761
27,030
685
4,565
8,775
5
200
1,736
44,775
67,600
250
7,840
1,155
13,615
86,970
170
1,525
2,115
400
2,700
185
125
60
15
15
290
1,185
315
1,515
4,870
78,045
1,840
2,090
875
55
10
2,070
24,840
1,365,765
655
554,785
1,650
25,425
783,310
1,455
719,245
4,790
78,550
4,284,195
835
685,580
290
2,580
81,695
115
33,845
130
960
16,770
70
10,765
150
1,710
27,675
90
23,500
450
9,280
88,450
372,610
3,785
116,360
265,945
515
20,215
4,855
194,930
332,790
435
15,250
870
7,200
12,715
10
60
1,395
37,850
55,955
110
5,300
1,205
16,270
96,205
110
1,265
2,275
235
1,365
120
60
40
15
200
735
170
630
3,770
69,000
1,320
1,470
865
90
10
15
1,525
21,860
1,217,300
425
479,160
1,110
19,330
588,740
970
531,850
3,791
68,450
3,766,545
530
540,715
260
2,030
60,295
90
20,620
81
850
21,425
41
9,180
125
1,315
19,495
65
11,215
245
7,360
89,660
327,690
3,020
102,735
233,005
305
12,455
3,746
172,810
293,555
460
20,250
365
2,915
5,470
5
60
960
30,955
45, 505
80
2,075
1,200
18,275
127,000
90
1,415
1,820
636
5,752
200
285
91
45
5
10
531
2,810
516
2,942
8,743
208,354
2,050
3,460
2,450
611
106
66
3,693
64,379
3,786,890
1,041
1,504,790
2,822
64,257
1,928,181
2,501
1,782,466
8,581
204,414
11,050,522
1,398
1,461,018
660
7,335
246,560
200
78,695
274
4,484
96,093
172
62,850
356
4,205
70,850
211
52,460
760
25,105
257,015
960,923
6,844
313,322
706,385
856
51,230
8,211
469,816
787,616
886
55,437
1,150
10,110
20,155
20
250
2,675
104,666
157,184
268
16,018
3,166
63,009
411,970
210
2,845
4,435
211
1,926
81
50
55
20
5
155
890
176
1,036
1,755
72,186
243
465
564
289
59
135
835
29,305
1,828,085
258
925,640
649
24,553
824,834
582
778,943
1,728
59,351
3,337,397
259
493,342
215
5,233
143, 630
56
54,875
118
2,998
87,523
96
61,829
70
655
12,045
35
8,355
177
15,717
159,250
282,047
1,429
98,401
234,354
187
19,915
1,529
131,164
232,978
211
20,475
193
2,623
4,200
532
30,208
46,826
61
2,425
755
19,651
129,724
70
1,765
2,865
32
1,156
5
4
5
26
592
28
564
197
16,520
10
25
41
34
26
61
109
6,405
412,535
39
214,747
95
6,487
207,750
88
197,003
181
11,163
639,254
38
116,300
26
647
19,410
10
8,360
23
555
13,210
20
11,118
10
227
3,008
6
2,008
22
4,011
36,086
52,149
170
21,139
48,648
28
8,534
176
21,443
35,305
24
2,827
19
842
1,263
2
35
58
4,511
5,811
9
679
94
4,214
24,741
9
385
969
7
215
1
1
1
2
2
6
119
5
96
23
2,749
2
5
2
5
9
11
910
57,240
5
7,004
13
912
33,024
13
31,546
25
1,333
65,698
6
8,266
4
202
5,443
1
2,600
5
958
16,000
5
15,354
1
15
225
2
360
,325
14
2,203
5,406
5
925
28
3,782
5,619
5
850
1
23
50
5
1,134
2,375
1
500
11
638
4,119
114
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 textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Under 10 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
SPECIFIED CROPS RARVESTED-Conuntied
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. ,
acres2,
hundredweight. ,
Vegetables harvested for sale i.. farms reporting..
Sales dollars. .
Stray/berries.
farms reporting.
acres,
quarts .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting.
acres.
8,884
85,132
16,268,245
8,276
38,647,411
2,594
3,244
7,797,522
10,352
180,893
340
118
15,820
770
877,425
310
114
190,285
612
1,427
1,515
4,704
838,925
2,111
5,858,450
801
518
964,250
2,498
21,101
700
4,734
817,760
770
1,945,385
305
204
346,085
1,245
15,964
includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
1,100
7,580
1,391,280
781
2,688,880
325
374
582,380
1,251
21,562
1,463
10,211
1,903,220
1,062
3,156,235
275
486
1,164,200
1,517
29,426
NEW YORK
115
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 fiini.- See text J
Size of lami-Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
140 to 179 acres
ISO to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
2,000 acres and over
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home
996
9,902
1,778,390
712
3,347,735
165
231
500,650
940
20,435
766
5,746
1,095,675
493
2,925,605
120
174
334,500
570
15,939
511
7,703
1,554,265
325
1,311,375
70
50
133,885
419
10,253
1,187
16,782
3,264,322
867
6,644,952
151
478
1,644,656
1,019
29,012
256
11,719
2,452,661
307
6,120,570
61
367
1,119,491
241
12,058
40
4,227
877,172
68
3,094,069
8
172
496, 140
34
3,528
10
acres2. .
hundredweight. . .
1,706
278,755
10
676,730
acres . . .
quarts . . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
acres. . .
76
321,000
6
188
116
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For descriptions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
£11 tenants
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
FafmS number..
Percent distribution percent..
Land in farms acres.,
Percent distribution percent. ,
Average si ze of farm acres . ,
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm do! 1 ars . .
Average per acre dol I ars . ,
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres forms reporting
SO 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
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland {idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
- acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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 member's 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 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 agriculUirat products sold operators reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
62,354
XXX
13,526,411
xxx
164.2
23,333
145.10
75,961
5,153,941
9,316
7,295
6,775
12,995
22,912
13,564
2,903
181
20
36,718
1,290,784
25,992
766,909
5,768
153,847
22,374
613,062
25,254
939,382
45,614
2,059,601
41,986
2,413,854
10,305
241,011
2,020
64,472
5,229
141,990
3,457
91,629
3,030
121,669
1,227
55,334
81,681
1,233
8,895
18,259
20,829
18,190
14,275
50.8
36,687
9,708
4,389
22,590
11,161
17,392
22,477
45,667
8,626
18,072
6,166
56,760
100.0
11,524,704
100.0
203.0
28,011
139.90
54,181
4,657,453
2,323
2,309
3,156
9,051
20,938
13,334
2,873
178
19
28,114
1,121,104
15,685
487,869
3,806
105,093
13,262
382,776
20,876
823,306
32,778
1,607,501
32,353
2,127,407
9,421
226,575
1,825
63,271
4,398
134,689
3,024
86,123
2,785
113,997
1,036
50,604
56,217
983
6,524
12,823
15,031
13,375
7,481
49.7
17,866
8,362
2,594
6,910
5,223
8,429
5,827
38,894
6,879
12,654
1,876
34,590
60.9
5,998,726
52.1
173.4
23,558
135.48
32,271
2,254,766
2,041
1,894
2,380
6,425
12,617
6,022
859
32
1
15,808
589,048
9,084
276,861
2,236
61,107
7,654
215,754
12,269
467,489
18,974
922,490
18,526
1,133,642
4,833
113,663
857
21,270
2,142
45,718
1,711
44,597
1,407
55,602
577
29,558
34,181
435
3,161
6,961
8,951
9,144
5,529
51.6
10,714
4,530
1,646
4,538
2,985
5,259
3,989
23,876
4,145
8,482
1,412
18,877
33.3
4,800,521
41.7
254.3
37,234
142.93
18,799
2,108,203
197
301
611
2,143
7,094
6,484
1,826
127
16
10,845
470,601
5,717
184,381
1,343
39,777
4,861
144,604
7,440
304,947
12,106
564,991
12,053
874,895
4,103
101,405
783
36,998
1,917
79,374
1,189
37,272
1,281
52,950
425
19,650
18,786
297
2,503
4,942
5,360
3,879
1,805
47.9
6,176
3,339
827
2,010
1,986
2,826
1,522
12,701
2,362
3,787
385
0.7
165,099
1.4
428.8
79,922
202.93
326
48,259
24
14
29
32
72
87
55
11
2
132
10,819
147
7,558
51
1,914
116
5,644
107
8,405
215
50,708
152
20,060
51
2,181
34
451
42
2,402
23
,154
16
.' '
120
61
46
336
44
51
NEW YORK
117
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Fat ms 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
acres
1 to 9 acre9 farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) 'arms reporting,
acres ,
Improved pasture farms reporting,
acres,
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting.
acres.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row cropa
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control .farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land /arms 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
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 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
1,558
2.7
291,504
2.5
187.1
33, 420
180.18
1,492
133,461
30
45
66
280
590
391
82
8
686
27,555
392
9,954
111
1,465
316
8,489
540
20,685
754
34,608
800
49,095
224
5,076
130
4,350
187
5,265
41
2,185
51
2,430
20
970
1,548
110
464
511
280
147
36
39.3
476
231
45
200
95
171
175
1,082
147
167
210
0.4
48,400
0.4
230.5
36,239
148.65
210
22,380
5
5
5
40
115
5,840
45
955
5
30
45
925
2,460
135
7,700
125
6,595
35
890
25
245
10
145
15
475
205
15
60
60
60
10
38.0
120
25
40
140
0.2
25,920
0.2
185.1
26,095
129.38
140
11,790
15
5
15
70
30
5
50
1,490
30
1,660
5
35
25
1,625
50
2,185
45
1,220
85
6,050
15
445
5
60
5
600
140
10
35
50
20
15
10
370
0.7
85,790
0.7
231.9
19,487
85.43
370
37,210
10
10
190
140
20
215
8,305
85
2,505
20
315
75
2,190
180
7,425
205
7,500
255
15,935
65
985
20
240
20
435
365
20
75
70
125
45
30
300
60
30
630
1.1
108,744
0.9
172.6
24,338
143.37
573
41,384
11
45
55
106
230
115
11
263
7,446
185
3,995
35
450
170
3,545
210
9,710
344
18,284
357
21,135
95
1,930
16
142
65
1,445
25
255
10
350
5
115
620
85
165
156
115
74
25
226
125
30
71
71
81
55
404
86
82
118
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
l'ii"y are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number..
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number..
Tractors farms reporting..
number..
Tractors other than garden farms renorting. .
number..
1 tractor farms renorting. .
2 tractors farms reporti ng . .
1 tractors farms reporting..
4 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 freezer farms reporting. .
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
^ulk-type .farms reporting..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
Farms by kind ol 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 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 workers:
1 hired worker farms renorting..
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 COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year operators reporting..
acres on which used. .
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Oops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. ,
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
tons.,
Corn farms reporting. ,
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting.,
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
See footnotes at end of table.
IS, 028
18,702
. 6,631
6,819
36,039
36,724
17,109
18,094
47,459
66,486
72,959
155,544
70,176
138,670
29,698
23,567
10,844
3,698
2,369
69,411
131,149
6,719
7,5a
15,373
16,874
73,122
93,150
78,513
74,191
53,881
45,049
43,690
7,271
2,435
37,270
59,338
12,403
9,741
5,353
4,388
2,424
1,738
110
116
20,544
46,679
15,849
28,984
10,406
3,207
1,467
542
227
75,236
3,895
3,223
54,363
2,170,683
491,720
54,072
486,985
535
4,735
15,743
353,387
15,713
63,284
60
316
3,569
48,846
3,559
8,413
10
18
33,019
578,602
32,993
105,483
230
870
15,920
16,556
6,096
6,269
32,852
33,498
16,616
17,552
38,310
55,989
53,067
125,925
51,920
114,975
15,565
20,231
10,237
3,610
2,277
51,467
108,586
5,670
6,389
9,835
10,950
51,271
66,406
55,176
52,209
39,381
40,708
40,015
7,192
2,408
34,628
41,133
8,948
6,157
3,317
2,840
1,577
1,122
75
66
19,631
44,781
15,376
27,825
10,028
3,166
1,444
529
209
52,205
2,562
1,993
43,484
2,023,862
462,912
43,278
458,282
435
4,630
13,729
329,206
13,704
58,585
45
294
3,324
46,101
3,314
7,914
10
18
29,241
553,226
29,225
100,034
210
854
7,979
8,252
2,550
2,602
17,382
17,675
7,746
8,112
21,533
28,865
31,635
68,001
30,668
61,424
11,294
11,827
5,170
1,594
783
30,328
57,844
3,216
3,580
5,905
6,577
30,664
38,317
33 ,363
31,365
22,707
22,999
22,581
3,214
1,021
18,404
24,650
5,648
3,918
1,971
1,947
1,071
776
40
60
10,172
21,200
7,755
13,114
5,322
1,443
720
193
77
31,888
1,388
1,314
24,188
845,881
182,465
24,028
181,540
227
925
7,348
159,685
7,333
29,766
20
56
1,608
21,480
1,598
3,753
10
18
14,869
224,088
14,859
41,453
101
211
7,134
7,441
3,167
3,281
13,593
13,903
7,857
8,355
14,583
23,593
18,369
50,411
18,246
46,745
3,310
7,304
4,502
1,828
1,302
18,179
44,346
2,104
2,399
3,322
3,666
17,626
24,058
18,636
17,924
14,641
15,380
15,148
3,523
1,254
14,312
14,026
2,895
1,858
1,108
750
415
300
30
5
8,236
19,718
6,681
12,479
4,114
1,542
642
283
100
17,584
766
527
16,719
1,037,572
246,187
16,678
242,571
181
3,616
5,626
150,206
5,616
25,367
20
220
1,531
21,470
1,531
3,649
.■.'Jin
291,188
12,594
51,642
98
628
90
91
24
26
154
166
111
122
301
731
356
1,205
329
1,051
89
69
77
33
61
328
927
89
124
116
154
320
639
374
352
239
171
163
51
29
177
295
28
49
22
27
11
15
256
1,751
235
1,048
293
60
32
278
27,300
8,294
278
8,258
2
36
85
3,637
85
703
33
950
33
199
138
4,090
138
718
1
(Z)
NEW YORK
119
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain oombines farms reporting..
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number. .
Pick-up balers 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 reporting..
2 tractors farms reporti ng . .
3 tractors farms reporting. .
4 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 farm9 reporting..
number..
Automobiles and 'or motortrucks farms reporting. .
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler ...farms reporting..
3ulk-type 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..
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 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 farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number..
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres on which used. ,
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Corn farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
See footnotes at end of table.
365
395
190
195
911
942
536
571
1,123
1,746
1,452
3,443
1,432
3,162
415
590
267
80
80
1,417
3,018
129
144
246
281
1,417
1,800
1,518
1,398
931
1,131
1,131
243
57
943
1,160
171
202
126
76
45
26
5
563
1,510
401
789
266
71
37
21
6
1,261
227
70
1,282
66,789
16,986
1,277
16,933
25
53
388
9,468
388
1,584
5
18
81
996
81
140
874
20,715
874
4,006
10
15
65
80
30
30
160
160
75
90
135
185
205
485
205
445
65
75
40
20
5
200
430
15
15
40
40
200
265
205
180
110
170
170
50
20
150
180
20
10
10
75
140
65
110
175
35
180
13,450
1,974
180
1,974
50
1,795
50
319
20
655
20
75
160
3,570
160
574
45
45
20
20
85
85
15
15
95
120
125
345
125
300
25
50
35
5
10
115
270
25
30
40
45
130
165
135
125
90
90
85
5
115
20
5
125
4,400
858
125
858
25
400
25
56
110
110
50
50
255
255
115
125
175
240
355
760
350
715
115
145
55
30
5
350
710
5
5
45
45
340
425
345
330
230
330
320
40
270
75
25
20
5
5
125
145
85
95
335
20
15
70
1,225
70
249
275
11,985
1,759
275
1,759
65
1,085
65
168
15
105
15
28
240
4,080
240
624
132
142
65
65
312
312
161
162
365
509
570
1,275
565
1,133
252
171
91
20
31
550
1,041
87
92
121
142
574
737
600
535
433
437
417
66
27
317
462
81
80
50
30
25
5
154
237
119
150
96
20
1
2
554
46
30
437
16,485
4,389
437
4,389
142
2,930
142
622
36
445
36
70
290
4,270
290
768
120
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]
(For definitions nnd explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
USE OF C0MMERC1 IL FERTILIZER AND LIME-Conlinued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year— Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons...
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed.,
tons . .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock nnd poultry farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under $100 farms reporting . .
S100 to $909 farms reporting..
51,000 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 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 $200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or moro 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 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms renorting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and woes farms reporting. .
do! 1 ars . .
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. .
dol I ars . .
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..
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 .
See footnotes at end of table.
14,416
226,489
14,355
37,121
141
300
2,801
83,201
2,791
90,716
52
2,246
36,748
880,158
36,657
181,968
182
985
24,140
454, 11.8
924,463
81,374
67,028
174,964,647
4,912
22,576
12,107
18,833
8,600
33,562
42,546,079
22,715
6,302
2,688
1,279
578
39,558
8,855,366
24,474
14,158
926
41,931
93,453,472
10,989
7,829
5,933
7,395
5,370
2,779
1,067
452
117
42,037
17,623,419
15,680
20,325
3,268
2,764
78,680
36,903,655
17,242
36,174
16,472
8,542
250
774,018,298
9,399
209,317,353
74,495,888
38,647,411
48,096,781
48,077,273
564,700,945
80,370,901
408,684,430
11,112
196,548
11,081
32,203
101
267
2,211
81,908
2,201
89,931
52
2,246
29,991
816,873
29,935
169,615
137
951
21 534
428,944
876,948
56,675
49,536
166,626,663
1,166
10,410
11,029
18,372
8,559
25,068
39,944,002
14,775
5,921
2,583
1,222
567
30,567
7,721,553
17,188
12,505
874
36,994
89,594,739
7,962
6,707
5,542
7,170
5,258
2,765
1,056
428
106
33,541
16,835,047
9,442
18,252
3,151
2,696
55,873
33,871,663
4,196
27,261
15,806
8,367
243
748,591,476
13,189
197,667,020
68,298,691
37,236,101
45,555,336
46,576,892
550,924,456
77,522,186
403,847,813
69,554,457
5,383
79,997
5,373
13,353
40
200
971
24,109
971
26,217
21
212
16,149
336,522
16,109
66,998
96
228
11,499
210,650
429,196
34, 515
29,681
96,852,808
864
7,043
6,806
10,404
4,564
14,528
20,951,769
9,024
3,227
1,358
627
292
17,571
4,163,816
10,413
6,720
438
20,632
42,201,879
4,962
3,931
3,180
4,031
2,533
1,352
429
168
46
18,866
7,375,668
6,240
10,091
1,355
1,180
33,837
17,081,267
3,541
18,301
8,427
3,475
93
384,534,426
11,117
93,667,626
25,222,267
12,351,438
25,515,735
30,578,186
290,866,800
57,787,663
197,110,788
35,968,349
5,092
103,349
5,076
16,648
51
50
1,031
51,361
1,021
56,390
31
2,034
12,114
419,998
12,098
88,875
34
684
8,971
197,631
408,527
18,867
17,098
60,697,514
251
2,758
3,561
6,941
3,587
8,992
15,648,390
4,972
2,309
1,023
475
213
11,314
3,136,667
5,881
5,030
403
14,135
38,422,603
2,520
2,421
2,019
2,752
2,400
1,260
523
204
36
12,702
7,389,600
2,664
7,187
1,608
1,243
18,784
14,476,352
445
7,403
6,438
4,385
113
311,447,802
16,499
84,057,279
38,141,236
21,949,631
16,876,365
7,090,047
227,390,523
16,299,598
181,168,981
29,921,944
43
1,742
43
367
38
1,912
38
1,851
173
14,969
173
4,420
2
36
119
4,040
6,722
385
281
1,652,708
1
73
46
72
89
155
416,217
82
39
17
156
53,900
63
86
7
339
5,137,505
30
30
2
36
69
60
51
39
22
221
1,162,568
28
79
25
89
385
579,984
30
132
75
122
26
15,627,947
40,592
10,582,378
1,126,330
450,057
1,786,116
7,219,875
5,045,569
1,258,870
3,079,777
706,922
NEW YORK
121
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
PeiU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year— Continued
Crops on which used- Continued
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other croos farms reporting..
acres,.
Dry materials .farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed. .
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
.Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.,
dollars. .
Under *100 farms reporting. .
S100 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to SI, 999 farms reporting..
S2.000 to 54,999 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, 199 farms reporting..
52,500 to 54,999 farms reporting..
55,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
510,000 or more farms reporting..
Machine hire farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting. .
$300 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting..
$200 to 5499 farms reporting..
5500 to S999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
510,000 to 519,999 farms reporting..
520,000 to 549,999 farms reporting..
550,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
5100 to $499 farm9 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. .
dollars..
Under 5100 farms reporting..
5100 to $499 farms reporting..
5500 to S999 farms reporting.,
51,000 to 54,999 farms reoorting. ,
55,000 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 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.
See footnotes at end of table.
304
6,730
299
1,067
10
17
125
3,580
125
4,262
859
25,300
859
5,874
5
3
523
9,453
19,103
1,558
1,267
4,270,230
25
196
291
540
215
799
1,985,145
316
221
140
81
41
739
169,805
406
322
11
1,058
2,679,530
200
175
206
205
151
63
41
16
1
980
676,204
245
500
87
148
1,537
1,057,810
80
740
446
262
9
22,191,610
14,244
6,497,486
2,511,775
1,705,620
886,352
1,393,739
15,694,124
1,240,254
12,878,885
• 1,574,985
60
1,280
60
192
150
6,120
150
799
65
1,190
2,260
210
175
460,890
30
65
55
25
85
96,785
50
20
10
5
150
52,195
60
85
5
120
277,040
20
15
30
25
10
15
5
160
4S,375
25
105
25
5
210
120,260
10
90
85
25
2,854,298
13,592
463,169
293,741
41,380
114,525
13,523
2,391,129
8,485
2,196,735
185,909
50
710
50
123
2,055
80
425
55
515
1,090
140
100
280,285
30
35
25
10
40
102,900
15
15
10
60
19,510
20
40
85
99,045
20
25
5
15
20
85
32,510
30
45
5
5
135
63,190
5
70
55
5
1,388,124
9,915
282,098
193,873
69,325
12,400
6,500
1,106,026
208,081
815,915
80
,570
80
213
205
5,145
205
726
105
1,755
3,010
370
370
815,465
15
85
90
155
25
110
192,530
75
20
10
255
64,380
135
115
5
235
210,370
65
55
45
40
30
220
41,650
85
115
20
370
183,955
15
190
135
30
4,038,063
10,914
511,324
227,575
73,750
189,499
20,500
3,526,739
39,704
3,121,730
365,305
100
1,170
100
240
36
906
36
1,191
261
6,764
261
1,498
197
3,710
7,040
630
564
1,596,763
10
195
135
180
44
359
550,266
241
70
25
16
7
322
61,280
210
107
5
390
566,767
145
55
55
66
45
15
7
1
1
307
108,472
125
130
26
26
615
308,845
70
335
145
63
2
6,509,206
10,332
1,605,660
581,894
594,900
174,344
254,522
4,903,546
679,531
3,475,002
749,013
122
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]
[torn
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting. .
number. ,
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting. ,
number..
Milk cows ■ farms reporting..
number..
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.,
number..
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms rerjorting.,
number..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting..
2 to 4 head farms retorting..
5 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 10 head farms reporting..
20 to 49 head farms reporting..
TO to 99 head farms reporting..
100 to 190 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..
GO to 29 head farms reporting..
X9 to 49 head farms reporting. .
59 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75 to 99 head fanns reporting. .
100 or more head farms renorting. .
Milk cows—
1 head farms renorting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting..
30 to 49 head farms renorting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting..
Horses and/or mules farms reporting. .
number. .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. .
number. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting. .
number. .
Bom before June 1 farms reporting. .
number. .
Slieep and lambs farms reporting. .
number..
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting. .
number. .
Sheeo 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
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 reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
flogs and pigs sold alive .farms reporting..
number..
dollars. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars. .
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting..
pounds .
dol I ars . .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars. .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens. .
dollars. .
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms reporting. .
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters farms reporting. .
X to 9 litters farms renorting..
10 to 19 litters farms reporting..
20 to 39 litters farms reporting..
40 tou9 litters farms reporting..
70 or more litters farms reporting..
JuneS to November XO farms reporting..
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
numbor of litters,.
See footnotes at end of table.
60,273
2,075,2*3
56,079
1,253,862
53,575
1,206,337
54,278
714,089
38,600
107,292
1,642
5,662
5,782
8,690
24,481
11,865
2,137
14
5,027
11,175
11,618
12,017
11,889
3,379
563
411
4,916
10,012
11,160
11,751
11,613
3,227
533
363
18,096
44,573
15,081
170,356
7,853
95,240
10,709
75,116
4,652
217,891
3,645
86,929
4,211
130,962
4,074
123,125
2,969
7,837
32,033
11,801,709
54,888
1,024,751
67,255,003
4,925
155,880
4,832,280
3,276
139,672
1,955,408
44,983
9,359,099,833
408,684,430
14,707
16,072,324
17,976
135,701,813
50,209,674
3,968
27,471
1,758
1,456
467
191
59
37
3,094
13,231
2,932
14,240
46,004
1,950,626
44,633
1,207,738
43,586
1,169,991
42,736
655,414
30,693
87,474
521
1,315
1,576
5,252
23,407
11,807
2,113
13
1,414
4,342
10,777
11,910
11,868
3,361
557
404
1,453
4,144
10,590
11,710
11,596
3,210
527
356
12,637
30,729
9,545
127,446
4,936
71,665
6,800
55,781
2,612
160,430
2,137
68,548
2,366
91,882
2,279
86,718
1,700
5,164
21,869
10,901,394
44,776
976,390
62,837,565
2,867
126,014
3,906,434
1,852
109,400
1,531,600
41,524
9,245,470,106
403,847,813
10,949
15,685,518
12,805
129,389,577
47,874,145
2,477
21,090
978
864
376
176
51
32
1,949
9,984
1,962
11,106
26,630
992,545
25,665
619,255
25,054
600,291
24,428
327,804
17,267
45,486
380
975
1,163
3,805
13,877
5,653
773
1,028
3,154
7,084
6,620
6,025
1,408
237
109
1,041
3,022
6,977
6,500
5,879
1,304
232
99
7,515
16,949
5,274
68,510
2,672
37,360
3,710
31,150
1,389
67,198
1,150
24,724
1,265
42,474
1,208
40,227
908
2,247
137532"
8,226,220
25,813
505,988
32.651,113
1,517
68,458
2,122,198
981
42,694
597,716
23,661
4,573,321,965
197,110,788
7,112
12,535,291
8,185
98,527,216
36,455,072
1,278
11,325
557
416
171
82
26
26
981
5,166
985
6,159
16,760
842,262
16,421
514,078
16,044
498,120
15,913
292 ,072
11,648
36, 112
120
276
358
1,212
8,119
5,432
1,236
7
305
1,039
3,147
4,565
5,052
1,766
287
260
331
985
3,067
4,500
4,936
1,731
268
226
4,505
11,612
3,653
50,768
1,927
29,896
2,653
20,872
1,110
80,693
890
38,243
993
42,450
963
39,736
709
2,714
7,247"
2,222,535
16,452
412,578
26,970,777
1,136
51,933
1,609,923
786
59,193
828,702
15,478
4,110,619,229
181,168,981
3,304
2,348,342
4,044
25,467,965
9,423,146
1,007
8,562
344
371
184
77
25
6
824
4,230
826 I
4,332 |
230
15,625
219
8,996
196
7,581
206
4,749
185
1,880
6
27
26
20
75
18
11
13
100
842
75
2,134
40
825
64
1,309
17
4,366
16
1,469
17
2,897
17
2,831
17
66
137
134,284
217
7,162
618,261
29
968
30,008
15
1,923
26,922
173
59,109,873
3,079,777
101
264,445
105
2,040,338
754,925
44
325
21
10
6
7
141
34
184
NEW YORK
123
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves <»™s reporung. .
number. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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..
2D to 49 head farms reporting..
50 to 99 bead 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..
SO 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 fwrns reporting. ,
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting.
number.
Bom before June 1 farms reporti ng .
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.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Hollars.
Milk and cream sold * farms reporting.
pounds
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
Litters fatrowed Decembei 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms 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 more litters farms reporting.
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farm- reporting.
number of litters.
Sec footnotes at end of table.
Commercial farms by tenure of operator— Continued
Cash tenants
1,217
53,184
1,201
35,385
1,175
34,595
1,102
15,961
796
1,838
5
25
15
100
675
351
46
40
35
285
320
385
112
10
14
40
25
285
315
380
107
10
13
197
466
267
3,006
126
1,576
192
1,430
30
3,060
25
1,905
30
1,155
30
1,125
10
30
497
201,650
1,182
27,455
1,444,615
95
2,030
62,930
15
2,455
34,370
1,155
279,094,354
12,878,885
211
455,677
245
2,114,765
782,462
62
345
26
26
10
46
141
56
204
Share-cash tenants
180
9,415
175
5,725
175
5,710
170
3,395
105
295
40
140
25
245
15
150
20
95
5
170
5
85
5
85
5
80
5
5
35
1,085
175
4,040
167,445
10
550
17,050
5
85
1,190
175
48,561,035
2,196,735
20
6,712
10
1,750
648
Crop-share tenants
105
3,950
105
2,580
105
2,560
95
1,200
85
170
25
45
35
205
25
150
15
55
5
65
5
30
5
35
5
30
5
5
40
36,815
100
2,330
75,030
10
195
6,045
5
35
490
95
18,989,535
815,915
20
22,045
15
502,190
185,811
Livestock-share
tenants
360
15,790
360
10,400
350
10,130
350
4,550
275
840
25
205
120
15
10
50
135
130
20
15
5
50
130
135
15
85
170
90
1,330
65
925
55
405
20
1,560
15
440
20
1,120
20
1,090
20
30
150
12,290
350
7,365
335,540
25
390
12,090
20
925
12,950
345
76,435,505
3,121,730
50
2,418
75
98,745
36,536
35
225
15
15
30
165
20
1,0
Other and unspecified
tenants
522
17,855
487
11,319
487
11,004
472
5,683
332
853
10
20
35
70
280
107
20
65
105
160
121
15
1
20
70
110
160
111
15
1
170
505
126
1,248
66
783
91
465
36
3,318
31
1,652
31
1,666
31
1,599
26
67
231
66,515
487
9,472
574,784
45
1,490
46,190
25
2,090
29,260
442
79,338,610
3,475,002
131
50,588
126
636,608
235,545
31
228
10
11
5
5
21
106
26
122
124
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 LextJ
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting. ,
acres. .
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 more acres farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales. .farms reporting. .
bushels..
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres. .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, tijnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons . . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting...
acres. .
tons, green weight...
Red c ! over seed harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . . .
acres2. .
hundredweight. . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Strawberries farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
quarts. . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3
-farms reporting,
acres.
39,157
648,141
18,123
13,476
5,887
1,144
236
291
19,218
232,014
13,439,425
5,933
5,674,976
16,762
248,031
7,493,387
14,537
6,793,111
39,545
630,455
33,731,236
8,117
5,636,111
2,706
26,372
795,658
878
291,635
1,334
16,049
372,921
792
255,906
1,792
16,792
280,733
952
199,578
3,521
86,748
883,881
3,009,405
30,514
939,924
2,119,960
4,716
187,204
42,485
1,549,590
2,597,046
6,404
223,607
5,048
37,688
67,998
122
1,205
12,329
332,506
487,719
1,855
52,847
8,947
149,697
972,449
994
12,280
20,639
8,884
85,132
16,268,245
8,276
38.647,411
27594"
3,244
7,797,522
10,352
180,893
33,983
616,270
13,613
12,924
5,803
1,122
235
286
15,331
210,735
12,365,610
4,706
5,229,071
12,642
211,755
6,518,085
11,013
5,926,816
33,112
580,103
31,545,329
5,661
4,733,946
2,271
23,347
723,133
747
265,835
1,133
14,900
345,836
696
234,916
1,067
10,342
173,543
532
117,623
2,855
81,034
836,491
2,684,057
25,808
878,807
2,010,195
3,250
156,678
32,274
1,354,781
2,337,187
3,345
162,611
4,362
34,627
63,840
72
795
8,656
269,461
421,536
693
32,156
8,716
146,381
953,104
829
10,900
18,339
5,739
83,414
16,068,862
5,857
37,236,101
1,426
2,778
7,208,632
6,626
162,076
17,764
257,254
8,638
6,610
2,044
373
71
28
7,040
77,978
4,666,540
2,193
1,933,840
6,279
89,100
2,686,099
5,337
2,400,686
18,173
275,589
14,689,471
2,961
2,161,572
975
8,186
259,935
293
76,330
425
4,405
106,631
274
71,486
563
4,843
88,850
261
61,300
1,185
23,810
238,410
1,416,513
13,165
409,586
922,189
1,653
81,857
19,374
778,376
1,337,530
2,147
106,257
2,547
20,037
35,615
51
620
4,752
141,673
230,032
457
22,168
4,163
66,841
437,251
420
5,285
9,591
3,202
24,729
5,029,350
2,858
12,351,438
789
926
1,709,266
4,138
93,773
14,145
316,264
4,275
5,470
3,332
697
146
225
7,272
117,311
6,817,995
2,152
2,880,552
5,649
108,492
3,376,185
5,003
3,092,112
13,110
270,903
15,007,213
2,349
2,298,938
1,133
13,133
402,245
389
164,630
615
8,538
200,120
364
133,869
441
4,585
69,273
245
46,648
1,429
50,674
542,666
11,042
413,698
959,837
1,387
65,931
11,154
500,569
868,795
1,032
48,291
1,547
11,992
23,525
16
155
3,422
113,249
169,179
200
8,858
4,062
71,715
466,795
364
5,050
7,508
2,134
51,778
9,763,629
2,602
21.949,631
560
1,734
5,308,001
2,144
57,662
189
5,269
45
89
27
16
2
10
90
1,666
107,590
45
60,254
60
1,943
67,266
59
65,658
146
3,598
198,060
26
17,756
17
190
5,158
32
687
10,450
12
4,016
2
29
295
20
820
5,900
21,158
145
7,825
18,453
30
2,945
145
10,336
17,617
9
848
12
313
700
32
1,249
2,080
1
20
53
1,435
7,133
57
2,330
418,428
46
450,057
7
4
8,000
5,565 I
1,885
37,483
655
755
400
36
16
23
929
13,780
773,485
316
354,425
654
12,220
388,535
614
368,360
1,683
30,013
1,650,585
325
255,680
146
1,838
55,795
65
24,875
a
1,270
28,635
46
25,545
61
885
15,125
26
9,675
221
5,730
49,515
135,163
1,456
47,698
109,716
180
5,945
1,601
65,500
113,245
157
7,215
256
2,285
4,000
5
20
450
13,290
20,245
35
1,110
438
6,390
41,925
45
565
1,240
346
4,577
857,455
351
2,484,975
70
114
183,365
255
5,076
Z Reported in small fractions.
Includes milJf 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.
NEW YORK
125
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 texl
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop- share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting..
acres. .
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 more acres farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
buehels . .
Buckwheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres. .
100-lb. bags..
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tone. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. ,
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. ,
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Red clover seed harvested farms reporting. ,
acres. ,
bushels .
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2.
hundredweight . ,
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .
Sales dollars . .
Strawberries farms reporting. .
acres. ,
quarts. .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting. .
acres..
1,000
22,908
320
380
240
31
6
23
474
9,130
518,135
181
270,30 I
319
6,930
228,675
304
216,440
791
14,370
811,705
170
137,660
71
1,023
31,670
35
12,950
46
1,080
24,875
31
22,145
26
345
7,325
6
5,300
121
3,080
26,875
785
26,470
61,830
95
3,455
825
31,930
57,205
96
5,540
171
1,570
2,885
5
20
250
7,225
10,500
20
315
207
3,380
21,960
25
260
565
210
3,596
621,805
231
1,705,620
60
111
181,325
125
2,778
165
3,715
35
60
65
110
1,375
74,725
30
35,050
70
1.565
45,765
70
45,765
155
3,520
191,130
50
46,425
25
335
8,625
10
4,900
15
340
3,900
5
1,400
40
1,285
135
6,245
14,350
20
830
90
2,120
3,880
10
200
15
75
115
50
1,655
3,370
30
525
3,765
10
165
285
10
32
4,230
25
41,380
20
455
1,295
30
35
15
50
505
32,465
5
5,000
55
765
29,060
50
27,205
90
1,705
108,745
45
43,095
15
230
7,150
10
5,525
5
75
1,250
5
625
15
550
6,195
5,945
65
1,745
5,805
20
605
3,185
6,770
10
260
25
165
315
20
660
1,085
5
500
20
190
1,290
10
10
1,205
25
69,325
10
170
300
4,745
105
150
45
145
1,225
64,625
55
19,150
105
1,790
51,085
100
48,315
325
5,990
310,655
35
18,700
15
140
5,500
10
50
400
25
485
,905
22,550
215
6,295
13,470
10
250
240
12,790
21,910
25
840
15
300
315
40
1,875
2,740
5
175
90
1,290
7,760
10
140
390
25
10
450
30
73,750
5
2
1,040
25
710
340
4,820
165
130
35
5
5
150
1,545
83,535
45
24,925
105
1,170
33,950
90
30,635
322
4,428
228,350
25
9,800
20
110
2,850
10
1,500
15
190
3,760
15
3,400
5
75
2,250
5
2.100
20
330
2,525
256
6,943
14,261
35
805
366
15,475
23,480
16
375
30
175
370
90
1,875
2,550
5
120
91
1,005
7,150
91
929
229,765
40
594,900
5
1
1,000
75
963
126
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commerci a!
farms
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commerci a!
farms
CASH TENANTS
All cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
acres
Land rented to others operators reporting
acres
Land in (arms of cash 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 percent
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
Cash tenants reporting both value ot land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number
Proportion of ali 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
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
Average per S100 of value of land
and buildings .dollars
1,979
10
950
1,979
318,809
45
1,670
318,089
160.7
28,645
179.03
1,793
141,226
1,606
81.2
253,969
158.1
28,773
181.95
1,267
8.01
1,558
10
950
1,558
292,024
35
1,470
291,504
187.1
33,420
180.18
84.9
1,492
133,461
1,291
82.9
236,639
183.3
33,584
183.22
1,470
8.02
421
26,785
10
200
26, 585
63.1
9,517
164.38
78.4
301
7,765
315
74.8
17,330
55.0
9,060
164.67
435
7.92
SHAKE-CASH TENANTS
All share-cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
acres
Land rented to othors operators reporting
acres
Land in farms of share-cash tenants acres
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of share-cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropland harvested /arms reporting
acres
Share-cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number.
Proportion of all share-cash tenants percent
Al I I and rented from oUiers 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
Average per acre dollars
Average per ?1[I0 of value of land
and buildings dollars
225
49,120
10
55
49,065
218.1
34,483
143.70
86.7
225
22,800
155
68.9
37,165
239.8
37,740
157 .40
771
3.22
210
48,455
10
55
48,400
230.5
36,239
148.65
88.1
210
22,380
145
69.0
37,045
255.5
40,205
157.37
812
3.18
665
44.3
2,000
166.67
66.7
15
420
10
66.7
120
12.0
2,000
166.67
178
14.79
State Table 23. -SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY AND STATE BY NUMBER OF
FARMS REPORTING, BY LEVELS
If the estimated number of
farms reporting Is —
25...
50...
100..
250...
500. . .
1,000,
2,500.
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than —
Level
l1
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0
Level
2
53
37
26
17
12
8.4
5.3
Level
3
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6
If the estimated number of
farms reporting is —
5,000..
10,000.
25,000.
50,000.
100,000
250,000
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than —
Level
l1
2.8
2.0
1.3
0.9
0.6
0.4
Level
2
3.7
2.6
1.7
1.2
0.8
0.5
Level
3
5.0
3.5
2.2
1.6
1.1
0.7
6.8
4.3
3.0
2.1
1.5
1.0
1 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 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.
NEW YORK
127
State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
[To determine the sampling reliability for b
item, use this tnble to determine which of the 4 levels of sampling reliability to use in State Table 2.T. To use State Table 23,
to obtain the number of farms reporting for the item J
i necessary to refer also to county or Suite lahle
TpnurtMjf-fiini-
^iz(*-of-faim group
opernlor group
Economio-class-of-fanti
group
Typ<Mjf-fnnn group
g
Si
5-5
2 5
Item
8f
|
1
1
1*
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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i
11
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1
1
1
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i
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1
3
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g
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1
1
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5
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5
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Farms and (arm characteristics:
Land in firms
acres
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
Value of land and buildings per farm
dollars
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
Cropland harvested
acres
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
Total cropland
. , . . acres . . .
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
Total pastureland
acres
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
3
2
1
3
1
2
2
Impaled land in farms
acres . . .
3
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
3
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Commercial tertilizer;
Land on which commercial fertilizer was used
acres
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
3
Farm labor:
Regular hired workers employed 150 or more days
persons ,
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
Specified (arm expenditures:
Feed for livestock and poultry
dollars
2
4
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
3
2
2
3
1
2
2
Purchase of livestock and poultry
dollars . . .
3
4
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
2
2
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
4
Machine hire
dollars
3
4
3
3
2
1
4
2
2
3
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
Hi red 1 abor
dollars . . .
3
4
3
3
2
2
4
3
4
2
2
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
dollars
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
4
4
3
4
3
4
3
2
4
1
2
3
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for the farm business
dollars
1
4
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
Livestock and livestock products:
Cattle and calves on hand
number . . .
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
Cows, including heifers that have calved, on hand
number
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
3
1
2
3
Hogs and pigs on hand
number .
3
2
3
3
4
3
4
3
2
4
3
4
3
3
3
2
4
3
3
Sheep and lambs on hand
number
3
2
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
2
3
3
2
3
3
3
2
3
2
Chickens, 4 months old and over, on hand
. number . . .
4
4
4
4
4
2
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
2
4
2
3
2
3
Calves sold alive
number
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
2
3
Catlle, not counting calves, sold alive
number , . .
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
number
number . .
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
number
. . . . .number . . .
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
2
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
X
4
Broilers sold
X
Other chickens sold
number
4
3
3
3
3
2
4
3
4
3
3
3
3
2
4
4
3
2
2
Chicken eggs sold ....
dozens
4
3
3
4
4
2
4
3
4
3
3
3
3
2
4
2
3
2
3
dollars
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
3
1
2
2
Specified crops harvested:
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
2
bushels . , .
2
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
bushels . . .
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
bushels . . .
2
acres
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
tons.. .
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
tons . ■ .
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
tons. ■ .
2
3
2
3
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
tons. . .
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
tons . . .
2
2
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
3
3
4
3
4
3
4
4
3
3
3
2
4
3
3
2
4
2
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(129)
130
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[Data for items shown in italics are based on
Item
(For definitions and explanations
see test)
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
1
82,356
964
1,718
8
1,424
2,254
2,093
3,784
2
1954 . . .
105,714
1,175
2,180
13
2,022
3,040
2,491
4,621
3
Decrease in farms riue to chance in
3,668
60
104
87
118
75
153
4
acres 1059
30,680,960
339,840
670,720
27,520
454,400
854,400
447,360
691,200
44.0
40.0
50.8
0.3
53.4
46.2
73.3
62.2
6
13,489,516
136,013
340, 509
71
242, 539
394,919
328,052
429,836
7
1954 . . .
15,070,832
152,088
388,142
174
282,864
465,518
325,168
470,572
8
163.8
141.1
198.2
8.9
170.3
175.2
156.7
113.6
9
Value of land and buildings:
1954 . . .
142.6
129.4
178.0
13.4
139.9
153.1
130.5
101.8
10
. dollars 1959
23,329
24,536
11,840
19,148
16,144
22,283
18,864
11
I9SI, . . .
15,180
17,431
9,027
12,963
10,445
13,103
11,805
12
145.05
186.48
62.95
112.88
90.20
137.63
165.77
13
19Si . . .
107.32
150.39
49.34
95.63
68.69
96.66
116.99
14
percent 1959...
85
79
88
91
87
85
93
15
Land in farms according to use:
1951,...
81
72
81
83
88
75
83
16
75,830
834
1,563
5
1,316
2,076
1,935
3,614
17
1954 . . .
94,968
1,042
2,000
10
1,778
2,785
2,210
4,239
18
acres 1959 .. .
5,032,671
50,693
98,265
51
72, 347
110,947
165,347
140,573
ID
1951,, .
5,546,506
57,920
117,422
141
83,547
131,235
166,183
153,197
20
. farms reporting 1959, . .
9,730
138
172
4
160
225
213
873
21
1954,..
13,845
160
217
7
251
380
267
949
22
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
7,783
108
189
137
223
180
616
21
1954...
10,384
133
219
1
247
327
227
733
24
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,813
72
137
160
243
135
475
25
1954 . . .
9,373
112
190
233
335
166
617
2fi
30 to 49 Bcres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
12,826
119
248
1
275
446
264
665
27
1954...
17,729
176
396
1
366
686
314
897
28
50 to 99 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
22,759
240
509
393
678
522
720
23
1954...
28,241
308
650
1
499
810
644
819
30
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
12,869
122
269
165
231
456
227
31
1954 . . .
12,728
126
293
155
223
477
195
82
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,856
35
38
26
30
156
34
33
1954 .. .
2,506
27
35
27
23
107
25
34
. farms reportinp 1959. . .
174
1
8
4
35
1954 . . .
145
1
7
4
36
. farms reportinp 1959 . . .
20
1
37
1954 . . .
17
1
38
. farms reporting 1959 . . ,
35,704
431
838
439
778
995
1,186
39
1954 . . .
42,709
529
913
587
946
1,079
1,519
■K
acres 1959 . . .
1,281,330
17,630
26,966
15,794
25,103
26,017
29,150
41
1954 . . .
1,409,174
18, a4
27,018
20,169
28,583
25,689
42,667
1-'
Cropland not harvested and not pasujred
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
26,082
292
752
1
262
572
812
1,439
(8
1954 . . .
36,547
517
800
1
570
841
999
1,766
44
acres 1959...
806,644
8,943
33,166
15
8,081
22,362
23,001
31,568
4T>
1954 . . .
900,687
15,384
26,434
15
14,324
20,614
20,026
34,649
46
. farms reporting 1959. . .
5,573
31
180
1
66
151
200
278
47
acres 1959 .. .
155,295
633
9,407
15
2,063
5,791
7,460
4,625
48
Other cropland (idle and crop failure)
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
22,642
274
628
216
463
693
1,264
ig
acres 1959 . . .
651,349
8,310
23,759
6,018
16,571
15,541
26,943
50
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
25,341
171
808
615
1,061
384
1,269
51
1954...
33, 530
260
1,088
720
1,468
544
1,772
52
acres 1959...
975,645
4,319
33,027
26,841
40,703
8,553
43,303
53
1954...
1,211,627
5,816
45,990
28,692
57,106
11,855
61,859
r.l
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
44,867
603
1,137
860
1,176
1,376
1,750
55
1954...
51,590
683
1,268
1,071
1,318
1,453
1,776
56
acres 1959 . . .
2,035,021
21,850
62,489
43,720
65,722
37,045
71,417
57
1954...
2,108,959
23,441
63, 670
47,308
67,848
33,476
59,070
5ft
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland).
. farms reporting 1959. . .
42,469
386
1,172
1,043
1,730
1,003
1,897
59
1954 . . .
54,855
457
1,531
1
1,315
2,227
1,178
2,329
fin
acres 1959...
2,465,925
21,065
66,928
65,032
109,744
32,347
83,071
61
1954...
3,071,814
22,580
86,975
12
79,680
142,661
36,196
96,216
62
. farms reporting 1959
9,345
73
319
217
562
163
471
63
1954...
9,999
81
311
222
684
195
421
64
acres 1959 .. .
218,063
1,561
6,543
4,502
12,938
3,463
8,403
65
1954 . . .
186,041
1,464
5,393
3,473
11,298
3,668
7,137
60
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, ete.)
acres 1959 . . .
892,280
11,513
19,668
5
10,724
20,338
35,742
30,754
67
1954 . . .
822,065
8,733
20,633
6
9,144
17,471
31,743
22,914
fiK
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
78,867
899
1,673
5
1,357
2,168
2,030
3,686
69
1954...
100,778
1,128
2,088
10
1,904
2,919
2,384
4,459
70
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
64,327
671
1,554
1,269
2,060
1,535
2,651
71
1954...
82,627
837
1,967
1
1,710
2,720
1,774
3,445
72
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
58,621
689
1,458
1,159
1,792
1,537
2,534
73
1954 . . .
71,947
806
1,793
1,512
2,278
1,714
3,043
74
. rms reporting 1959. ..
1,741
30
3
2
7
3
12
55
75
1954 . . .
1,675
20
3
7
8
8
13
52
76
acres 1959 .. .
57,997
466
22
2
208
53
365
1,009
77
Land-use practices:
1954 . . .
59,024
254
34
7
154
173
122
943
7*
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,239
160
91
72
87
132
207
79
acres 1959...
142,240
1,730
1,066
779
757
4,485
3,850
HI)
Croplatul user/ for grain or row
.farms reporting 1959. . .
3,457
35
178
81
161
65
130
61
acres 1959...
91,629
395
7,684
1,085
2,405
1,350
2,095
82
Land in strip-cropping systems for
. farms reporting 1959 ...
3,028
35
182
51
131
150
85
83
acres 1959. ..
121,669
575
12,662
1,275
3,315
6,315
2,215
84
System of terraces on crop arul pasture land. . .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,238
132
45
75
35
80
B5
acres 1959...
55,409
9,442
1,190
4,325
695
2,275
NEW YORK
131
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
747
1,889
1,494
1,235
1,117
2,468
1,027
2,725
529
1,293
591
1,585
733
1
1,090
2,280
1,967
1,440
1,134
2,865
1,310
3,963
839
1,771
742
1,944
1,098
?
69
50
37
86
34
70
54
137
49
44
39
79
46
3
263,680
581,120
677,760
411,520
321,280
940,800
522,240
674,560
1,168,640
1,078,400
918,08
320,640
417,920
4
43.2
64.6
48.4
56.2
73.7
59.8
45.7
43.0
10.8
22.6
25.2
74.6
32.7
5
113,979
375,581
327,897
231,315
236,642
562,806
238,690
289,889
126,717
244,054
80, 308
239,333
136,459
141,976
392,419
391,136
242,711
221,490
602, 587
268,046
350,715
172,429
288,392
87,596
253,353
165,007
7
152.6
198.8
219.5
187.3
211.9
228.0
232.4
106.4
239.5
188.8
135.9
151.0
186.2
6
130.3
172.1
198.8
168.5
195.3
210.3
204.6
88.5
205.5
162.8
118.1
130.3
150.3
9
19,390
15,657
18,042
35,132
19,230
17,570
64,020
32,234
16,662
16,789
18,501
25,985
25,780
10
8, 887
11,317
14,110
21,262
14,645
12,466
37,983
19,143
12,529
9,543
10,331
16,628
13,358
11
139.22
80.22
83.39
187. 14
90.39
79.82
278.47
297.03
73.35
88.52
132.76
165.16
139.81
12
78.93
65.44
73.61
130.94
76.93
60.30
220.64
230.93
68.37
57.64
89.92
127.24
96.82
13
90
84
90
84
84
83
85
85
88
86
94
86
94
14
91
86
86
74
87
88
68
79
85
82
89
89
82
15
635
1,796
1,387
1,108
1,012
2,358
899
2,428
473
1,235
517
1,479
649
16
894
2,116
1,838
1,250
1,048
2,704
1,128
3,431
708
1,654
628
1,763
941
17
35,882
116.373
92,451
92,693
75,717
142,895
83,027
132,488
32,789
83,733
27,294
125,141
37,478
18
41,979
120,067
112,331
92,310
72,115
151,313
91,301
156,497
35,113
92,474
29,081
129,363
46,433
19
104
116
78
170
79
114
146
506
59
74
94
126
78
20
190
184
131
160
90
152
150
849
158
158
120
221
128
21
99
133
117
98
60
161
65
341
55
101
66
190
69
22
154
176
160
125
67
161
99
485
95
177
74
198
96
23
61
173
126
71
75
198
39
261
49
102
43
119
60
24
97
209
175
92
87
267
80
381
87
153
75
154
116
25
104
384
268
132
185
572
111
407
88
242
78
224
138
26
147
497
431
173
191
756
153
581
112
379
114
284
223
27
150
653
528
281
373
965
222
577
117
459
155
384
193
28
197
782
665
378
395
1,055
319
787
156
553
182
496
281
29
100
292
242
257
198
313
216
260
73
217
73
310
99
30
90
236
239
254
185
281
235
280
79
211
57
303
82
31
16
42
23
96
40
33
94
64
29
40
8
115
11
32
19
30
33
66
32
31
88
60
20
23
6
96
15
33
1
3
5
3
2
2
6
10
3
10
1
34
2
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
7
2
1
1
10
1
1
35
36
37
404
528
543
620
365
642
547
1,123
207
603
370
811
321
38
416
525
600
693
330
589
681
1,587
311
561
285
879
377
39
12,197
22,611
23,959
25,752
11,271
36,611
30, 627
26,865
9,249
22,074
12,641
25,109
26,540
in
10,874
19,756
18,237
32,830
9,808
26,029
38,019
37,776
13,294
14,925
8,448
24,798
12,939
11
325
292
194
473
237
228
282
1,201
105
217
153
684
214
4:'
534
356
589
513
264
281
392
1,812
271
674
199
859
311
13
11,168
9,716
6,390
14,841
7,070
9,411
10,631
31,417
3,132
8,081
5,569
18,861
7,176
II
15,287
9,398
13,360
15,357
6,505
9,288
13,033
36,498
13,538
16,157
4,246
18,523
8,873
4r.
48
89
40
95
39
75
63
274
23
50
21
157
30
16
1,133
1,824
1,071
2,684
898
1,228
1,456
6,982
478
1,519
618
3,752
511
IT
301
231
162
416
207
160
246
1,064
88
179
142
592
197
16
10,035
7,892
5,319
12,157
6,172
8,183
9,175
24,435
2,654
6,562
4,951
15,109
6,665
19
179
759
947
224
585
1,096
190
628
251
624
173
274
235
50
239
987
965
256
602
1,388
244
980
389
695
218
367
431
51
5,400
29,407
89,948
8,597
22,283
56,469
8,893
14,717
18,108
36,157
5,338
5,326
12,701
59
6,927
37,256
66,751
9,105
23,498
66,857
10,368
26,340
29,979
39,404
6,426
7,092
20,154
53
481
1,155
511
785
575
1,613
690
1,216
322
450
361
928
405
54
740
1,202
623
836
531
1,723
770
1,471
456
549
406
1,045
559
55
25,620
66,641
57,702
42,855
34,815
130,284
48,832
33,527
45,861
31,866
19,703
22,945
24,141
56
32,864
57,638
64,685
43,059
26,083
123,860
52,437
34,534
55,659
34,983
19,879
23,884
27, 691
57
288
1,512
630
477
925
1,860
468
937
253
772
146
592
336
58
628
1,835
1,274
505
906
2,329
552
1,204
432
1,198
396
870
649
59
11,817
117,972
44,747
23,912
75,440
171,442
36,653
28,961
13,379
52,630
5,415
20,037
20,794
60
22, 610
136,538
105,225
29,337
75,929
212,599
41,500
37,433
20,345
81,826
15,446
29,681
41,340
61
65
448
41
113
322
551
146
188
35
96
14
98
53
62
74
447
42
124
276
601
136
204
38
101
34
140
146
63
1,291
10,746
1,295
3,345
8,917
11,023
7,650
2,970
871
1,879
227
2,179
1,330
64
1,358
7,754
883
3,793
6,604
9,839
5,254
3,188
453
2,183
573
2,947
3,423
65
11,895
12,861
12,700
22, 665
10,046
15,694
20,027
21,914
4,199
9,513
4,348
21,914
7,629
66
11,435
11,766
10,547
20,713
7,552
12,641
21,388
21,637
4,501
8,623
4,070
20,012
7,577
67
704
1,828
1,441
1,174
1,048
2,388
950
2,577
498
1,261
554
1,530
683
66
1,032
2,188
1,926
1,358
1,090
2,746
1,226
3,767
785
1,712
686
1,859
1,019
69
582
1,753
1,362
882
1,029
2,291
789
1,763
463
1,191
460
1,118
586
70
876
2,106
1,775
1,004
1,027
2,708
998
2,524
746
1,584
611
1,391
893
71
549
1,519
1,193
867
914
2,214
755
1,620
446
886
433
1,061
541
72
835
1,755
1,320
966
900
2,515
899
2,162
683
1,044
541
1,259
820
73
8
7
5
25
5
9
27
146
3
5
25
10
74
11
5
3
7
2
9
27
167
5
4
3
22
5
75
126
121
81
675
138
623
735
3,714
22
173
1,178
216
76
115
227
81
352
45
166
1,119
4,156
95
154
26
718
69
77
30
75
25
85
41
190
44
236
22
20
10
153
25
78
490
700
1,400
2,455
1,375
1,349
899
5,810
328
780
45
4,713
130
79
40
115
46
20
71
20
91
75
15
40
15
106
80
615
3,300
419
610
1,305
90
2,934
•■,175
210
765
120
3,530
81
35
152
15
71
11
90
35
15
56
82
1,255
4,878
415
1,845
144
3,493
1,670
295
3,255
83
40
30
10
25
30
20
42
51
10
15
84
1,535
1,135
575
2,750
2,275
955
1,005
325
370
85
132
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[Data for items shown in italics are based c
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
FARMS. ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number 1050 .
1954 .
Decrease in farms due to chance in
farm definition 1054 to 1950 number .
Approximate land area acres 1050 .
Proportion in Tarms percent 1050 .
1 .and in farms ncrcs 1050 .
1054 .
Average size or farm acres 1050 .
1051 .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars 1959 .
mi, .
Averaije per acre dollars 1959 .
1951, .
Proportion of forms reporting value percent 1959 .
795*.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1050 ,
1051.
acres 1050 .
1051 .
1 to 9 acres fBrms reporting 1950 .
~ 1954.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1950.
1954.
90 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
50 to 09 acres farms reporting 1050 .
1954.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1054.
200 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1059 .
1954.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959 .
1054 .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured 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 .
acres 1959 .
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1050 .
1954.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1059 .
1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). . . farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture (see text) farms reporting
ncres
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres
Cropland, total farms reporting
Land pastured, total farms reporting
Woodland, total farms reporting
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1950.
1954.
1959.
1054.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1054.
1959.
1954.
i 1959.
1954.
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Croplantl used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Land tn stnp-croppiny systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
System o/ terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
1,118,080
0.5
5,244
3,917
131.1
122.4
7,333
9,667
59.54
48.66
100
100
25
398
440
17
5
7
12
1
349
30
2
4
42
72
2
42
12
24
584
1,611
28
13
2,807
1,375
315
1
1,383
1,719
36
922,880
28.3
261,028
281,704
188.7
163.9
19,514
11,536
99.51
71.85
89
85
1,318
1,598
98,774
104,400
65
148
78
120
91
121
201
281
555
633
294
271
31
22
3
521
632
24,860
32,466
216
352
7,322
11,195
56
1,610
170
5,712
627
796
16,015
21,468
697
676
27, 119
25,759
1,020
1,102
76,123
77,474
249
220
5,266
3,942
10,815
8,942
1,350
1,650
1,297
1,564
1,067
1,232
2
10
83
187
72
1,300
130
3,055
80
2,660
20
855
2,390
14
2,978
43
83
1
827,520
48
640
62.3
(Z)
515,905
15
556,424
11.1
215.9
1.1
186.8
2.6
14,557
50
ooo
10,164
24
000
67.37
42,857.14
54.37
18,666.67
84
38
86
88
2,225
5
2,777
35
198,057
6
230,446
63
95
5
167
34
94
129
1
105
172
283
385
874
1,055
648
737
123
128
3
3
1,464
1,703
71,321
75,467
689
752
31,273
26,270
102
3,791
627
27,482
878
1,210
40,274
47,398
958
961
34,970
30,024
1,519
1,823
111,905
123,646
164
197
3,463
3,654
28,105
23,173
2,292
2,882
2,210
2,729
1,557
1,832
4
8
103
229
91
2,845
2,730
5
75
20
1,240
1,291
1,541
39
827,520
35.1
290,847
314,543
225.3
204.1
14,663
11,141
63.85
53.64
90
78
1,220
1,439
90,353
93,683
67
104
72
109
65
92
195
249
521
622
275
238
24
25
1
704
698
31,458
33,209
211
290
8,281
10,286
32
813
185
7,468
690
831
28,455
38,834
557
608
51,272
47,247
931
1,082
68,050
80,038
200
181
4,368
3,159
12,978
11,246
1,255
1,498
1,224
1,426
988
1,161
3
2
21
11
40
755
30
260
15
240
1,302
1,612
47
408,320
70.6
288,196
319,401
221.3
198.1
30,722
16,117
139.51
83.09
75
82
1,211
1,505
134,308
150,786
66
114
85
103
73
105
153
177
320
431
346
408
152
151
14
15
2
1
875
1,087
41,713
46,634
525
641
23,114
19,090
185
8,949
409
14,165
382
519
10,527
13,826
783
899
29,852
32,215
599
643
27,661
35,293
112
103
3,646
2,354
21,021
21,557
1,268
1,575
1,098
1,321
968
1,158
13
7
459
164
123
6,735
34
1,641
84
4,876
16
1,100
1,693
2,057
61
423,040
71.5
302,334
313,796
178.6
152.6
19,632
13,908
113.44
89.86
82
79
1,569
1,919
119,131
123,720
158
223
127
172
128
161
246
406
500
601
334
299
70
54
4
2
2
1
673
632
24,174
23,229
372
481
11,501
10,901
100
2,670
293
8,831
741
906
18,187
22,357
916
914
32,450
29,129
1,192
1,418
80,167
88,821
327
379
7,931
8,059
16,724
15,639
1,616
1,969
1,475
1,700
1,271
1,450
10
8
144
90
54
3,075
71
2,570
85
2,570
21
995
NEW YORK
133
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Montgomery
1,07-1
1,296
26
261,760
73.4
192,037
199,200
178.8
153.7
22,304
15,078
129.34
101,26
85
83
1,011
1,219
90,024
92,649
46
94
50
62
53
64
102
178
407
519
305
253
47
48
1
732
741
30,109
30,879
243
386
7,333
10,367
55
1,439
209
5,894
312
371
5,975
6,408
663
733
16,057
15,661
672
742
31,003
34,952
111
82
2,515
1,642
11,536
8,284
1,034
1,256
993
1,154
833
943
11
5
258
466
75
1,140
95
2,555
50
1,180
15
1,225
232
329
4
192,0 0
3.9
7,406
12,964
31.9
39.4
115,907
198,774
8,570.13
3,163.51
89
62
222
238
4,268
6,848
168
155
21
25
4
14
8
10
18
23
574
513
30
53
438
939
12
132
19
306
1
6
4
144
18
49
1,074
2,148
4
22
223
900
3
9
185
301
825
1,472
226
255
21
46
18
52
90
70
1,675
1,164
10
If.
14,080
2,456
3,223
142
341,120
61.2
208,806
246,038
85.0
76.3
22,560
14,019
267.27
188.79
88
87
2,333
2,994
113,665
134,809
534
775
368
434
285
349
364
469
458
632
257
274
994
1,460
17,809
25,751
1,526
2,197
37,418
45,219
242
5,049
1,405
32,369
144
230
1,374
2,389
1,056
1,290
11,515
13,059
370
361
6,315
5,382
65
75
855
887
20,710
19,429
2,401
3,177
1,233
1,718
1,151
1,459
56
40
841
371
185
1,750
35
1,135
2,511
3,281
78
785,280
52.1
408,853
459,347
162.8
140.0
23,238
13,904
140.53
98.47
83
89
2,315
2,975
150,045
165,946
241
362
205
291
237
316
452
703
818
955
287
289
60
46
12
12
3
1
1,134
1,245
48,899
46,755
457
662
13,666
14,368
114
2,535
369
11,131
1,076
1,354
32,099
37,803
1,051
1,185
43,963
41,628
1,639
2,252
98,009
135,010
376
421
9,698
6,573
22,172
17,837
2,397
3,125
2,245
2,902
1,752
2,175
18
14
562
582
79
3,908
100
2,125
86
2,455
31
1,300
Onondaga
1,765
2,539
42
506,880
49.7
251,917
294,226
142.7
115.9
25,916
14,414
188.42
127.73
66
68
1,624
2,238
115,170
137,487
206
403
172
232
141
186
222
347
486
638
324
357
71
73
1
2
1
886
1,181
28,992
39,644
530
1,028
16,835
25,266
135
3,490
446
13,345
353
481
7,942
10,850
924
1,162
23,545
25,585
825
906
34,179
34,888
181
160
4,009
2,942
25,254
20, 506
1,692
2,437
1,339
1,767
1,122
1,474
19
21
523
349
121
2,690
101
4,250
100
4,220
15
1,070
1,896
2,371
72
415,360
68.3
283,839
309,608
149.7
130.6
22,589
15,570
156.81
112.91
85
79
1,770
2,166
146,698
162,088
196
283
164
214
146
174
262
294
448
617
408
455
139
122
7
7
986
1,063
28,033
27,932
846
890
22,613
17,214
226
6,328
719
16,285
327
478
6,077
8,430
1,165
1,278
28,827
30,712
778
1,167
25,678
35,486
162
193
3,189
3,676
25,913
27,746
1,831
2,247
1,349
1,721
1,319
1,553
14
13
405
302
269
7,533
3,670
95
4,395
10
975
Orange
2,055
2,129
76
530,560
44.3
235,153
238,937
114.4
112.2
33,549
21,645
324.36
209.29
82
75
1,822
1,856
105,794
102,489
386
355
207
216
124
116
207
241
551
644
300
249
46
34
1
626
616
26,798
26,688
387
360
8,699
7,540
72
1,111
337
7,588
545
558
16,460
13,841
593
760
19,031
26,343
782
977
42,531
50,385
164
196
4,340
4,207
15,840
11,651
1,913
1,971
1,254
1,400
975
1,119
49
48
1,103
1,300
142
1,826
25
255
20
1,015
1,259
1,536
21
253,440
69.3
175,732
188,438
139.6
122.7
21,045
14,951
150.08
116.69
88
75
1,198
1,472
91,702
104,379
132
153
144
160
127
138
187
270
290
432
235
252
78
60
4
7
1
627
832
17,617
21,513
791
880
25,530
21,042
215
7,247
676
18,283
136
202
2,680
3,525
740
770
13,615
12,895
340
445
8,455
11,062
70
62
1,189
831
16,133
14,022
1,241
1,519
809
1,078
810
891
45
22
2,298
979
114
2,877
Oswego
2,030
2,858
152
619,520
40.7
251,949
305,761
124.1
107.0
12,396
8,020
100.16
75.76
88
83
1,809
2,441
73,315
88,096
362
562
303
403
232
363
364
479
410
511
125
107
12
14
1
1
1
953
1,310
25,920
34,673
736
1,144
20,180
25,157
121
2,386
664
17,794
612
910
20,132
31,251
997
1,218
44,379
50,782
1,032
1,357
42,441
57,203
162
161
3,036
2,230
25,582
18,599
1,954
2,771
1,621
2,278
1,366
1,816
35
25
998
469
56
1,920
70
640
36
420
Otsego
2,391
2,823
119
648,320
70.5
456,961
469,601
191.1
166.3
18,336
11,583
95.73
67.47
89
83
2,188
2,595
143,689
144,073
131
234
151
207
198
285
437
605
862
963
358
264
49
35
2
2
775
1,027
28,505
40,911
442
576
15,535
14,932
90
2,649
371
12,886
978
1,139
32,051
35,893
1,679
1,787
82,946
77,076
1,859
2,003
132,671
135,234
544
563
12,569
9,979
21,564
21,482
2,264
2,677
2,196
2,574
2,073
2,332
22
13
669
221
130
1,970
155
2,310
82
1,850
40
1,265
156
220
18
150,400
17.5
26,372
36,310
169.1
165.0
44,955
32,353
349.06
249.65
80
55
118
163
6,493
9,228
31
47
19
23
9
14
18
18
20
32
12
19
9
9
68
82
4,197
2,877
21
35
670
1,050
8
263
14
407
28
49
1,028
1,772
74
110
4,245
11,867
59
107
7,782
7,944
10
9
343
395
1,957
1,572
132
191
113
176
92
142
5
1
15
21
205
15
530
Queens
72,320
0.3
198
307
3.3
3.7
38,139
83,421
21,557.07
34,835.16
95
93
56
71
168
193
53
66
1
7
62
30
181
134
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[Data for items shown in italics are based on
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
St. Lawrence Saratoga
Schenectady Schoharie
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number 1059 ,
1954 .
Decrease in Farms due to chance in
farm definition 1954 to 1959 number .
Approximate land area, '. acres 1959
Proportion in farms percent 1959 .
Land in farms acres 1959 .
1954 .
Av orage si ze of farm acres 1 959 .
1954 .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars 1959 .
7.95/, .
Average per acre dollars 1959 .
1951,.
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1959 .
1951.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested fanKs reporting 1959 .
1954.
acre? 1959.
1954 .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
10 to 19 acres fnrms reporting 1959 .
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
90 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
50 to 99 ncres farms reporting 1959
1954.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 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
Cropland not harvested and not pastured
Soil-improvement grasi
Other cropland (idle and crop failure)
Woodland pastured. .
Woodland not pastured.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959
1954.
. farms reporting 1 959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
legumes farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
, farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Other nasture (not cropland and not woodland). . . farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Improved pasture (sec text) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959. .
1954 . .
Cropland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Land pastured, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
ncres 1959 . .
1954 .
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops jarms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Croplarui used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
1,151
1,616
85
425,600
42.2
179,503
216,155
156.0
133.8
17,948
13,759
129.23
102.33
78
86
1,021
1,362
62,416
70,312
114
218
121
195
106
144
162
235
323
386
170
156
25
28
662
948
24,893
35,872
333
519
11,511
14,482
58
1,492
295
10,019
245
405
7,960
14,158
790
998
38,862
42,564
496
573
21,138
25,449
118
85
2,364
1,721
12,723
13,318
1,086
1,514
942
1,286
884
1,215
8
6
79
288
87
1,490
51
560
30
615
20
525
68
72
2
38,400
3.0
1,152
1,235
16.9
17.2
42,348
15,583
5,704.08
2,561.64
100
86
32
38
487
619
20
25
9
10
5
5
76
122
4
11
24
74
2
6
2
1
53
100
3
3
71
4
441
316
35
39
5
5
4
4
17
18
213
263
10
110
100
134
2
113,920
6.0
6,852
9,305
68.5
69.4
72,998
53,410
1,592.68
1,059.72
71
74
61
75
2,412
4,139
29
24
3
9
3
4
4
10
14
15
7
8
1
5
14
26
464
714
41
23
1,124
565
2
559
39
565
2
7
16
117
24
49
1,265
2,142
600
353
971
1,275
79
85
14
38
25
53
2
6
15
85
5
190
3,426
4,380
118
1,770,880
40.6
718,418
833,930
209.7
190.4
12,523
10,180
60.39
54.42
89
85
3,250
4,135
226,849
251,941
142
246
186
315
234
345
664
927
1,330
1,684
616
558
78
58
1,684
1,712
68,104
63,809
754
1,458
25,185
40,691
87
2,652
686
22,533
1,497
1,910
84,447
104,572
1,436
1,530
87,822
87,560
2,405
3,195
189,618
252,261
295
324
6,464
5,576
36,393
33,096
3,337
4,268
3,250
4,111
2,419
2,893
1
4
10
87
86
823
92
1,495
1,151
1,768
101
520,960
31.0
161,686
203,495
140.5
115.1
18,081
12,104
132.01
109.47
75
85
1,030
1,482
58,704
64,616
207
377
119
214
97
182
158
235
268
318
154
130
25
23
2
3
632
911
22,647
26,617
322
655
8,656
15,359
55
680
291
7,976
308
515
9,422
15,020
765
1,100
32,318
44,628
487
662
17,815
21,322
76
79
1,758
1,178
12,124
15,933
1,083
1,634
918
1,357
899
1,356
12
10
156
116
56
450
10
240
349
448
133,760
32.3
43,231
54,880
123.9
122.5
25,101
15,111
232.18
120.58
87
70
318
413
17,900
20,876
44
74
41
45
28
48
55
74
94
112
51
52
5
169
245
5,863
9,340
112
198
2,823
5,668
25
472
92
2,351
63
110
1,514
2,458
230
253
5,860
7,498
139
144
5,835
5,034
12
28
375
652
3,436
4,006
328
431
258
330
261
317
19
11
232
116
20
150
15
250
5
200
15
710
1,188
1,458
43
400,000
57.8
231,285
257,681
194.7
176.7
17,855
13,091
95.20
74.25
82
82
1,119
1,371
82,441
87,858
54
96
63
100
70
112
250
310
415
506
226
213
40
33
1
1
509
795
18,139
38,787
237
301
7,550
9,561
49
976
206
6,574
393
536
18,573
20,815
888
1,014
42,243
43,677
827
786
50,782
47,187
188
185
3,723
3,369
11,557
9,796
1,144
1,402
1,068
1,321
1,050
1,262
5
5
228
280
65
615
90
1,830
105
2,665
46
2,380
Z Leae than 0.05 percent.
NEW YORK
135
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
West-
chester
Wyoming
Yates
813
2,704
1,258
1,034
1,111
1,035
1,460
247
1,625
2,463
303
1,619
1,020
1
1,089
3,219
1,464
1,450
1,580
1,409
1,915
580
2,043
2,913
555
2,063
1,224
2
31
115
21
35
64
76
119
70
66
88
27
59
34
3
211,200
901,120
590,080
631,040
336,000
314,240
731,520
565,120
535,680
388,480
278,400
382,720
220,160
1
62.5
63.0
15.2
21.5
59.6
51.8
22.1
6.8
65.5
70.9
9.1
75.1
68.4
5
132,005
567,380
601,805
89,776
135,767
200,336
162,640
161,922
38,154
351,043
275,357
25,388
287,336
150,480
G
151,697
99,752
161,802
237,360
186,316
195,147
81,007
373,461
282,212
35,067
320,492
168,012
7
162.4
209.8
71.4
131.3
180.3
157.1
110.9
154.5
216.0
111.8
83.8
177.5
147.5
8
139.3
187.0
68.1
111.6
150.2
132.2
101.9
139.7
182.8
96.9
63.2
155.4
137.3
9
20,875
14,468
95,149
25,977
19,765
22,055
32,287
16,066
14,955
20,317
139,823
21,842
18,288
10
13,602
10,251
53,388
16,047
12,293
14,130
23,735
9,795
9,930
13,094
88,979
12,815
13,875
11
134.77
69.71
1,444.36
214.86
110.31
142.09
343.16
111.43
74.76
182.79
1,923.31
117.83
131.13
12
101.86
52.39
837.37
144.06
79.25
101.71
230.07
68.64
56.62
144.80
1,765.27
85.24
93.77
13
86
87
93
83
81
86
85
89
80
84
89
83
86
U
75
75
70
80
78
89
78
85
80
69
80
87
73
15
761
2,561
1,100
832
998
951
1,198
204
1,549
2,359
254
1,522
981
16
981
2,994
1,108
1,145
1,355
1,218
1,573
453
1,877
2,775
406
1,932
1,156
17
74,920
194,951
61,621
37,499
63,568
68,089
57,084
4,917
121,722
139,419
7,169
123,320
69,003
IS
89,000
206,544
64,967
42,810
72,825
77,616
66,321
8,284
123,263
144,737
9,684
134,647
76,591
19
70
228
359
129
103
126
283
64
84
388
148
94
147
20
99
277
246
198
188
177
380
204
158
427
256
185
164
21
59
281
56
112
114
103
205
62
76
351
33
114
109
22
73
277
102
161
167
133
282
118
122
450
49
169
120
23
46
237
77
93
96
89
153
27
125
263
16
113
84
2«
65
279
77
176
159
134
207
56
151
364
12
149
97
25
107
368
152
206
169
153
202
28
262
396
19
251
152
26
141
540
190
292
280
198
261
41
369
506
25
380
187
27
203
764
262
214
310
264
208
16
569
555
19
512
256
28
278
943
303
256
369
340
297
24
722
646
40
628
344
29
193
543
150
66
179
164
113
4
365
320
11
346
180
30
240
577
146
53
165
183
112
6
311
309
17
350
202
31
75
134
41
12
27
47
26
3
65
78
8
89
49
32
78
94
42
9
26
49
29
4
44
67
6
68
41
33
8
5
3
4
7
3
7
3
4
34
7
6
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
5
1
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
35
38
37
421
1,282
142
338
540
572
433
100
774
876
77
891
502
38
544
1,492
252
498
554
663
493
174
928
1,181
144
1,015
668
39
13,456
41,444
1,322
12,008
18,728
16,318
14, 555
2,540
35,598
20,486
4,526
27,127
14,890
40
14,670
46,545
4,918
14,643
17,090
15,972
15,686
4,898
35,936
26,486
4,654
27,645
18,805
41
450
1,288
266
167
401
430
379
52
309
1,306
33
509
579
4?
471
1,517
424
256
633
548
621
210
562
1,496
142
679
586
.43
15,005
51,274
3,149
3,991
14,571
14,986
8,311
1,023
9,031
28,974
1,678
15,587
20, 539
44
10,715
49,763
6,444
6,418
18,106
13,456
11,389
4,381
13,694
29,993
4,014
14,643
15,316
45
117
263
88
40
61
76
56
9
60
277
8
110
155
46
3,527
8,648
959
481
1,530
2,545
922
43
1,462
6,492
76
3,642
5,242
47
388
1,152
192
136
366
391
342
47
266
1,150
26
438
513
lv
11,478
42,626
2,190
3,510
13,041
12,441
7,389
980
7,569
22,482
1,602
11,945
15,297
49
91
1,055
35
392
319
241
242
98
571
299
30
669
163
50
162
1,390
63
544
441
315
358
220
680
389
65
945
281
51
1,501
40,570
1,052
13,039
10,111
4,226
8,060
6,581
22,918
4,636
2,607
19,589
3,507
59
2,641
50,913
1,085
18,632
12,263
5,958
11,322
17,241
30,422
5,988
1,525
23,808
5,055
5:1
505
1,952
317
599
799
714
823
142
1,077
1,427
72
995
675
51
578
2,131
359
760
1,091
884
959
333
1,260
1,571
229
1,152
761
55
11,490
105,054
10,918
33,948
41,037
24,710
47,216
18,043
58,498
27,836
4,026
34,310
18,949
56
12,533
107,827
10,978
37,251
48,752
26,562
54,446
36,909
59,273
26,896
8,787
33,863
19,610
57
159
1,696
ft
522
669
501
388
46
1,124
855
50
1,025
312
58
310
2,031
143
728
1,113
819
646
146
1,407
836
96
1,467
465
51
3,685
94,015
2,142
27,702
38,701
19,302
13,467
1,364
80,504
22,982
1,907
46,082
9,974
BO
7,656
103,424
2,066
34,381
57,673
30,981
23,480
5,099
90,358
20,790
1,976
69,250
15,907
SI
31
403
14
100
178
139
69
2
237
124
23
274
57
62
41
347
28
142
230
174
70
19
285
111
54
267
63
in
584
9,652
309
2,267
4,857
3,067
1,721
295
6,599
2,386
470
4,907
1,236
64
680
6,992
221
1,945
4,543
3,658
1,703
198
6,534
1,764
749
4,038
1,297
65
11,948
40,042
9,572
7,580
13,620
15,009
13,229
3,686
22,772
31,024
3,475
21,321
13,618
66
14,482
36,789
9,294
7,667
10,651
15,771
12,503
4,195
20,515
27,322
4,427
16,636
16,728
67
785
2,639
1,128
909
1,057
1,003
1,295
224
1,570
2,433
269
1,576
1,001
B6
1,036
3,128
1,242
1,294
1,480
1,324
1,749
533
1,937
2,877
458
2,002
1,195
99
503
2,313
226
819
966
843
783
183
1,507
1,405
116
1,459
646
70
719
2,764
395
1,166
1,347
1,156
1,076
416
1,865
1,732
242
1,836
899
71
547
2,337
342
826
920
S09
926
189
1,342
1,587
92
1,369
736
72
675
2,781
401
1,093
1,277
1,043
1,174
460
1,606
1,794
267
1,721
881
73
2
8
624
2
7
11
25
5
13
56
11
11
8
74
4
12
620
1
7
6
21
3
7
43
13
7
4
75
25
272
30,892
3
152
212
488
109
333
995
72
447
72
76
40
362
35,850
13
204
90
1,090
4
82
825
187
295
55
77
61
123
544
30
65
91
41
75
123
22
68
106
Th
1,184
4,098
35,461
180
950
1,712
2,760
1,400
4,260
331
1,446
4,370
N
11
304
30
5
106
105
60
67
1
90
25
SO
295
12,782
530
225
2,105
4,440
960
2,465
9
2,650
555
91
51
248
10
10
105
127
81
86
5
140
126
9!
3,010
16,202
110
110
3,505
6,584
2,100
3,685
300
5,125
5,505
83
5
42
15
51
32
5
26
6
40
16
B4
75
3,125
460
2,080
1,581
90
187
59
1,980
190
85
136
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
Item
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
(For definitions and explanation?
, see text)
Farms:
1
82,356
105,714
964
1,175
1,718
2,180
8
13
1,424
2,022
2,254
3,040
2,093
2,491
3,784
4,621
1954...
3
4,863
8,672
70
89
44
112
7
10
68
202
83
206
88
168
287
428
4
1954 . . .
5
15,547
18,074
187
232
172
219
2
180
315
252
393
330
486
985
1,210
6
1954...
7
6,194
8,667
57
71
80
134
1
124
183
143
229
197
247
367
498
8
1954 . . .
9
8,640
11,874
111
157
142
204
173
232
198
306
245
292
479
606
10
1954 . . .
11
12,232
16,428
165
198
234
326
1
221
327
400
512
324
399
538
718
12
1954 . . .
13
9,682
12,149
114
143
226
290
162
209
320
422
217
259
374
445
14
1954 . . .
15
7,564
9,026
64
82
208
243
120
163
247
309
199
263
236
266
16
1954 . . .
17
5,628
6,113
52
53
169
177
98
100
168
214
143
94
169
157
18
1954...
19
12,245
12,235
124
135
373
407
225
236
373
371
295
247
280
252
20
1954 . . .
21
2,415
2,175
19
15
64
67
45
48
63
73
49
32
44
38
22
1954 . . .
23
number 1959 .. .
346
1
6
8
7
6
5
24
1954...
301
1
7
5
4
3
25
1,000 to 1,999 acres
294
1
5
8
7
4
5
Land in farms:
26
acres 1259 .. .
13,489,516
136,013
340,509
71
242, 539
394,919
328,052
429,836
27
1954 . . .
15,070,832
152,088
388,142
174
282,864
465,518
325,168
470,572
28
19,387
37,437
269
392
164
496
16
19
215
811
378
875
330
739
1,427
2,101
29
1954 . . .
30
343,606
489,370
4,851
6,129
4,570
6,247
45
5,294
8,481
6,972
10, 230
9,335
12,945
26, 169
31,788
31
1951 . . .
32
50 to 69 acres
acres 1959 . . .
360,559
3,277
4,597
55
7,187
8,353
11, 586
22,545
33
1954 . . .
503,941
4,054
7,810
10,396
13,228
14,369
29,030
34
726, 183
997,488
9,196
13,047
11,901
17,199
14,570
19, 510
16,836
25,832
20,554
24,377
39,908
50,348
35
1954...
36
100 to 139 teres
1,430,668
1,917,242
19,144
23,114
27,671
38,354
110
25,724
38,150
46,601
59,742
38,002
46,560
62,684
82, 839
37
1954...
38
1,529,562
1,916,689
18,117
22,573
35,703
45,753
25,755
32,750
51,035
66,728
34,283
40,616
59,068
70,376
39
1954 .. .
40
1,497,854
1,787,474
12,504
16,182
41,175
47,960
23,534
32,041
49, 178
61,139
39,634
54,176
46,756
52,652
11
1954 . . .
42
acres 1959...
1,340,242
1,453,213
12,351
12,515
40,456
42,326
23,434
23,752
39,951
50,933
34,036
22,461
40,385
37,487
4.1
1954 . . .
44
4,169,752
4, 130, 231
42,225
44,250
125,447
138, 393
78,061
78,917
126,926
125,536
99, 598
84,278
95,471
85,369
15
1954...
46
acres 1959 . . .
1,533,178
1,371,972
12,929
9,832
40,583
42,404
28,361
30,182
38,937
44,888
31,052
19,040
28,803
25,191
17
1954 .. .
48
acres 1959 . . .
538,525
1,150
8,242
10,404
9,752
9,642
6,620
19
1954...
465,775
1,200
7,874
6,387
5,607
3,391
50
380, 886
1,150
6,152
10,404
9,752
4,481
6,620
Cropland harvested:
51
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
75, 830
834
1,563
5
1,316
2,076
1,935
3,614
52
1954...
94,968
1,042
2,000
10
1,778
2,785
2,210
4,239
53
acres 1959 . . .
5,032,671
50,693
98,265
51
72,347
110,947
165,347
140,573
54
1954...
5, 546, 506
57, 920
117,422
141
83,547
131,235
166, 183
153,197
r.r.
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,583
34
18
4
29
33
39
218
56
1954 . . .
4,131
37
46
7
72
94
76
267
57
acres 1959...
7,366
100
41
11
61
99
97
696
56
1954...
11,661
116
133
13
183
227
195
774
59
10 to 49 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
10,549
146
137
150
207
272
940
80
1954...
14,614
192
165
2
247
323
364
1,076
SI
acres 1959 .. .
134, 675
1,738
1,319
1,735
2,228
3,841
10,729
62
1954 .. .
182, 561
2,556
1,773
45
2,568
3,328
4,721
12,399
63
50 to 69 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,692
44
71
1
110
130
182
374
64
1954...
7,822
60
113
173
212
217
471
65
acres 1959...
139, 928
982
1,173
40
2,373
2,449
4,660
7,705
66
1954 . . .
191,505
1,252
2,012
3,437
4,171
6,116
10,307
n',
70 to 99 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
8,142
97
128
166
190
235
465
:«
1954...
11,183
145
190
216
288
275
580
69
acres 1959...
283,584
3,069
3,294
4,595
5,255
9,347
12,854
70
1954 . . .
393,926
4,829
5,085
5,937
7,821
11,435
17,002
71
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
11,726
154
219
2U
374
310
525
72
1954 . . .
15,860
194
318
1
314
495
386
700
73
acres 1959 .. ,
568,601
7,157
8,091
8,063
13,695
18,402
20,498
74
1954 . . .
764,014
8,864
12,003
83
12,132
18, 197
23,865
27, 571
75
140 to 179 acres
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
9,410
106
215
161
307
213
369
76
1954 . . .
11,867
136
280
209
412
255
437
77
acres 1959 .. .
603, 202
6,394
10,701
8,292
15,651
17,059
19,201
78
1954...
740,820
8,245
14,488
10,870
19,222
21,694
21,788
79
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
7,392
61
191
117
240
197
234
80
1954...
8,893
79
239
161
302
261
262
81
acres 1959 . . .
587,747
4,737
11,780
7,435
14,488
21,379
14,847
82
1954 . . .
679,567
5,828
14, 750
9,635
17, 599
28,312
15,724
83
220 to 259 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,547
51
160
98
166
139
166
64
1954 . . .
6,049
53
174
99
211
94
156
85
acres 1959 . . .
517,554
5,003
12,275
7,834
11, 534
17,600
12,980
B6
1954...
545, 847
5,357
12,981
6,817
14,035
11,844
12,289
h?
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
12,073
121
355
219
360
293
275
88
1954...
12,113
132
407
232
370
246
251
59
acres 1959 . . .
1,528,608
16,597
36,629
22,758
34,577
52,534
29,781
go
1954...
1,467,778
16,500
41,909
22,311
33,970
44,033
25,339
91
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,382
19
63
45
62
49
43
92
1954...
2,143
14
67
48
73
32
36
93
acres 1959 .. .
518, 122
4,676
10, 829
7,786
8,924
16,024
10, 143
94
1954 . . .
445,346
4,373
11, 973
7,991
11,325
10,485
8,840
95
1,000 or more acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
334
1
6
7
7
6
5
96
1954 . . .
293
1
7
5
4
3
97
acres 1959 . . .
143,284
240
2,133
1,415
2,047
4,404
1,139
98
1954 . . .
123,481
315
1,666
1,340
3,483
1,164
gg
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
287
1
5
7
7
4
5
100
acres 1959 . . .
119, 183
240
1,823
1,415
2,047
2,520
1,139
NEW YORK
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
137
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
747
1,889
1,494
1,235
1,117
2,468
1,027
2,725
529
1,293
591
1,585
733
1
1,090
2,280
1,967
1,440
1,134
2,865
1,310
3,963
839
1,771
742
1,944
1,098
2
45
71
44
88
65
69
79
236
10
25
41
68
46
3
78
131
66
121
79
137
124
510
56
74
71
133
106
1
102
162
117
196
113
143
156
768
50
107
122
280
72
5
175
237
193
222
100
175
193
1,228
96
201
131
387
120
e
68
100
93
69
49
92
41
315
40
72
40
160
42
7
122
135
145
74
50
101
60
461
59
139
64
187
90
8
100
157
95
86
80
153
73
351
52
134
56
218
76
9
149
211
145
132
99
187
108
476
87
198
88
294
121
10
125
284
215
149
152
286
132
391
72
197
94
242
124
11
196
360
282
196
152
399
177
492
103
300
140
310
197
12
78
251
208
142
125
329
104
237
69
203
65
167
88
13
115
323
279
177
159
401
133
324
118
241
76
194
136
14
60
225
173
119
114
XI
69
132
43
163
63
109
67
15
82
243
224
149
128
372
115
169
62
179
69
128
99
16
49
143
135
86
96
283
50
84
29
116
43
99
44
17
55
174
173
88
98
325
68
101
51
136
41
91
67
18
101
412
330
226
247
633
201
170
114
229
57
194
137
19
98
412
374
224
204
642
229
161
139
254
57
183
124
20
17
76
73
67
69
120
98
32
44
44
9
40
32
21
18
50
72
49
57
105
87
34
60
46
5
32
37
22
2
8
11
7
7
19
24
9
6
3
1
8
5
23
2
4
14
8
8
21
16
7
8
1
5
1
24
2
7
8
7
7
16
20
8
3
2
8
5
25
113,979
375, 581
327,897
231,315
236,642
562,806
238,690
289,889
126,717
244,054
80,308
239,333
136,459
26
141,976
392,419
391,136
242, 711
221,490
602,587
268,046
350,715
172,429
288,392
87,596
253,353
165,007
27
164
287
139
409
232
226
317
892
43
68
134
289
155
28
315
500
313
570
320
513
576
2,257
253
238
273
588
442
29
2,808
4,352
3,065
5,040
3,039
3,815
3,853
20,973
1,506
3,208
3,294
8,155
1,923
:li
4,856
6,137
5,513
5,825
2,745
4,732
5,315
32,273
2,772
5,894
3,214
10,404
3,098
31
4,002
5,698
5,328
4,022
2,858
5,379
2,357
18,053
2,283
4,202
2,292
9,372
2,424
32
7,074
7,837
8,315
4,297
2,926
5,845
3,502
26,586
3,417
7,999
3,680
10,909
5,248
33
8,321
13,279
8,081
7,222
6,968
13,112
6,168
29,415
4,468
11,360
4,730
18,411
6,434
34
12,396
17,756
12,216
11,197
8,257
15,822
8,995
39,795
7,276
16,721
7,367
24,998
10,163
35
14,473
33,441
25,393
17,960
17,755
33,617
15,649
45,428
8,517
23,198
10, 968
28, 692
14,300
36
22,941
42,035
33,321
23,143
17,703
47,129
20,803
56,828
12,149
35,079
16,127
36,318
22,616
37
12,040
39,943
32,595
22,445
19,901
52,131
16,397
37, 245
10,937
32,079
10,167
26,273
13,889
38
17,894
51,202
43,891
28,186
25,388
63,872
20,972
50,980
18,500
38,083
11,874
30,485
21,455
39
11,872
44,697
34,335
23,654
22,540
67,661
13,756
26,020
8,471
32,268
12,497
21,452
13,276
40
16,210
48,183
44,347
29,385
25,294
73,618
22,747
33,266
12,225
35,410
13,516
25, 212
19,502
41
11,702
34,319
32,376
20,403
22,885
67,364
11,993
20,114
6,978
27,540
10,191
23, 548
10,404
42
13,142
41,458
41,411
20,644
23,323
77,466
16,341
23,893
11,998
32,340
9,802
21,550
15,889
43
34,540
141,308
113,551
77,972
86, 167
218,426
71,332
57,137
39,938
77,387
17,932
67,357
47,294
44
33,526
139,359
126,911
77,594
70,781
216,653
80,189
54,008
48,702
85,138
18, 161
63, 514
41,431
LE
11,905
47,187
46,784
42,626
45,290
72,806
61,902
21,714
31,140
26,908
5,103
25,112
20,590
4'
11,391
31, 555
45,615
31,565
35,240"
65,092
57,563
21,685
38,439
28,990
3,582
21,324
24,043
47
2,152
11,070
26,250
9,562
9,007
28,269
34,966
12,898
12,436
5,836
3,000
10,672
5,770
I'
2,231
6,397
29,283
10,305
9,513
31,845
31,043
9,144
16,698
2,500
6,051
1,100
41
2,152
7,690
10,568
9,562
9,007
20,269
24,820
10, 898
4,286
2,273
10,672
5,770
M
635
1,796
1,387
1,108
1,012
2,358
899
2,428
473
1,235
517
1,479
649
51
894
2,116
1,838
1,250
1,048
2,704
1,128
3,431
708
1,654
628
1,763
941
.'.:
35,882
116,373
92,451
92,693
75,717
142,895
83,027
132,488
32,789
83,733
27,294
125,141
37,478
53
41,979
120,067
112,331
92,310
72,115
151,313
91,301
156,497
35,113
92,474
29,081
129,363
46,433
54
17
30
9
52
17
22
31
97
1
8
10
28
16
.',,'
30
52
33
52
32
43
54
247
27
28
20
60
33
56
31
62
27
150
51
57
83
241
2
12
18
107
30
57
73
140
141
120
87
114
152
590
56
59
48
167
83
•■>
74
138
96
156
79
113
115
654
41
89
98
235
46
5!
112
189
160
170
82
143
130
1,006
69
171
95
314
80
11
835
1,562
1,218
1,923
850
1,300
1,069
8,235
437
1,262
933
3,458
443
S
1,033
2,169
2,157
2,181
919
1,582
1,508
12,063
721
2,167
660
4,215
670
ss
49
97
82
60
45
85
36
298
34
69
36
154
37
sa
85
127
134
57
46
96
51
437
49
123
54
170
79
i;
943
2,095
1,790
1,311
1,043
1,749
727
7,109
810
1,681
781
4,160
791
n:
1,423
2,636
2,955
1,204
1,221
1,962
1,277
11,500
862
2,839
1,010
4,642
1,662
CI
91
153
88
76
78
145
62
340
41
129
52
207
69
51
133
202
135
115
96
179
99
466
78
193
81
283
109
II.
2,546
4,727
2,934
2,668
2,451
3,822
2,031
12,835
1,107
4,758
1,576
8,864
1,842
6!
3,268
6,053
4,445
4,234
3,014
5,136
3,340
18,483
1,798
6,331
2,467
11,912
3,058
71
108
277
206
134
146
281
120
382
64
192
88
240
110
7
174
351
268
181
147
391
166
484
84
291
134
303
186
7'
4,036
11,666
9,218
6,742
6,420
10,430
5,677
21,303
2,253
8,827
4,400
13,836
3,991
7
6,118
14,006
11,734
9,320
6,226
14,853
7,607
25,612
2,611
12,825
5,882
17,512
7,101
7
75
246
196
135
122
326
99
235
63
200
64
166
66
7
112
319
270
168
154
397
122
322
104
237
75
194
132
7«
3,910
13,051
10,574
8,965
6,790
15,540
6,170
16,610
2,500
11,978
3,683
13,866
4,578
71
5,644
17,051
15,172
11,043
8,744
18,776
7,497
23,412
3,705
13,439
4,029
15,707
6,621
7'
58
223
167
113
111
335
67
130
42
157
61
108
66
7'
79
241
214
144
126
370
111
168
59
176
69
128
97
SI
4,136
14,311
11,672
9,876
7,384
19,396
5,394
12,831
2,182
11,558
4,323
11,646
4,399
*
5,058
lA.eer
13,698
11,742
8,545
19, 992
8,896
15,813
2,497
11,450
4,376
13,347
5,727
B!
46
143
134
85
96
281
49
82
29
116
43
99
44
b:
54
174
171
85
96
324
68
98
48
134
40
91
66
84
3,404
10,630
9,510
9,066
8,282
18,099
5,072
9,190
2,280
9,923
3,809
13,033
3,057
*r
4,550
12,222
12,829
8,760
7,723
20,547
6,401
9,967
2,737
10,454
3,045
11,380
4,459
hi
99
406
327
225
244
631
200
169
111
228
56
194
137
8"
95
407
370
221
204
635
224
160
133
252
55
183
121
!
11,852
41,726
32,511
33,825
26,836
52,436
27,815
26,284
12,172
25,406
6,096
36,848
12,799
*'
10,869
40,818
35,040
30,516
22,058
50,948
29,404
24,460
11,723
25,668
6,319
34,217
11,769
1
17
75
71
65
67
120
97
32
41
44
9
40
32
»
18
50
70
49
57
105
87
34
53
48
5
32
37
V.
3,804
13,655
9,810
15,605
12,995
15,083
21,391
10,743
7,738
8,146
1,673
14,010
4,663
H.
3,734
8,678
9,762
10,738
10,972
13,394
18,722
10,397
7,251
6,896
1,025
12,055
5,033
11
1
8
11
7
7
19
23
9
6
3
8
4
9
2
4
13
8
8
21
16
7
4
1
5
1
!*
385
2,868
3,187
2,562
2,615
4,983
7,598
7,107
1,306
180
5,311
885
91
209
1,627
4,398
2,452
2,606
4,009
6,497
4,180
1,152
346
4,209
50
M
1
7
8
7
7
16
20
8
3
2
8
4
9S
385
2,268
2,976
2,562
2,615
4,523
6,768
5,107
460
106
5,311
885
IOC
138
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
Item
(For definitions Mid explanations, see text)
Hamilton Herrrlirier Jefferson
Kings
Lewis Livingston Madison
Farms:
All farms number
1'nder 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 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 aci
70 to 99 acres aci
100 to 139 acres aci
140 to 179 acres aci
180 to 219 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 farms reporting
. farms reporting
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reporting
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
acres
280 to 499 acres farms reporting
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
5,244
3,917
5
12
112
81
486
175
554
557
856
895
473
622
606
200
480
1,672
1,375
34
25
398
440
3
2
17
15
8
3
84
23
5
5
27
100
7
6
87
116
2
4
12
50
3
1
80
20
2
4
4
62
116
1,383
1,719
38
103
111
194
65
91
122
151
199
286
228
261
184
213
142
151
252
232
37
30
5
7
5
261,028
281,704
141
422
2,959
5,052
3,800
5,305
10,415
12,676
23,229
33,649
35,972
41,490
36,487
42,180
33,772
35,906
85,026
77,413
22,902
18,536
6,325
9,075
6,325
1,318
1,598
98,774
104,400
12
40
32
94
91
162
1,052
1,821
63
81
1,663
1,686
117
143
4,057
4,811
197
284
9,355
13,236
222
259
15,130
16,761
184
211
14,794
16,218
141
150
13,796
14,123
249
231
29,713
25,806
37
30
8,062
6,612
5
7
1,120
3,232
5
1,120
2,390
2,978
77
134
140
227
88
151
161
251
341
465
340
444
322
392
261
286
561
537
83
80
16
11
11
515,905
556,424
273
497
3,767
6,576
5,093
8,646
13,724
21,272
40,458
55,293
54,274
70,876
63,834
77,894
62,104
67,799
190,767
179,840
52,745
49,883
28,866
17,848
14,939
2,225
2,777
198,057
230,446
21
51
59
117
92
167
1,215
2,080
76
133
1,969
3,364
152
237
5,601
8,788
330
456
17,765
25,784
330
439
23,294
31,798
319
389
26,009
34,744
254
283
25,680
29,327
553
533
74,839
72,916
83
78
17,123
16,589
15
11
4,503
4,939
10
2,456
15
113
15
61
1,291
1,541
25
52
83
113
40
63
90
110
188
237
187
239
168
201
125
131
313
329
64
55
290,847
314,543
89
181
2,322
3,238
2,298
3,665
7,591
9,172
22,315
28,326
29,704
37,710
33,573
40,299
29,883
31,164
106,821
113,521
41,063
33,775
15,188
13,492
5,213
1,220
1,439
90,353
93,683
8
19
21
54
61
84
823
1,003
40
59
875
1,165
84
106
2,621
3,186
183
229
8,864
10,588
182
231
11,751
13,697
165
197
12,540
13,869
125
129
11,069
10,453
303
323
32,100
32,497
62
51
8,096
5,979
7
11
1,593
1,192
3
341
1,302
1,612
130
186
75
103
106
145
188
227
166
209
128
158
109
126
256
293
82
66
20
19
18
288,196
319,401
173
378
3,601
5,113
4,310
6,048
8,928
12,300
22,232
26,556
26,168
33,084
25,353
31,347
25,931
29,841
88,491
99,853
52,493
42,481
30,516
32,400
26,182
1,211
1,505
134,308
150,786
21
29
77
105
108
154
1,619
2,138
65
98
2,020
2,818
101
136
4,061
5,395
175
219
10,039
12,598
159
209
12,452
16,517
123
158
11,993
16,184
107
126
12,680
15,162
251
291
44,118
49,179
81
66
23,625
19,050
20
19
11,624
11,640
18
9,960
1,693
2,057
102
160
234
328
92
122
140
217
224
312
202
260
190
192
142
126
307
296
55
39
302,334
313,796
445
77C
5,938
8,719
5,370
7,169
11,863
18,437
26,335
36,684
32,069
41,094
37,381
38,179
33,933
30,163
105,310
98,383
34,990
25,922
8,700
8,276
5,320
1,569
1,919
119,131
123,720
52
99
210
381
192
286
2,294
3,790
82
115
2,045
3,059
137
205
4,796
7,510
218
308
10,430
15,159
195
250
12,515
15,667
188
190
14,741
14,880
141
126
12,787
11,416
305
296
40,952
37,105
54
39
13,219
10,202
5
5
5,142
4,551
4
3,244
NEW YORK
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
139
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
1,074
232
2,456
2,511
1,765
1,896
2,055
1,259
2,030
2,391
156
60
1
1,296
329
3,223
3,281
2,539
2,371
2,129
1,536
2,858
2,823
220
83
2
45
164
196
124
93
88
347
33
S3
103
16
55
3
71
194
360
253
217
189
341
60
182
208
26
74
4
81
35
762
353
312
334
461
207
437
221
46
5
9
133
74
1,021
533
600
468
456
279
746
279
59
9
e
33
5
367
174
177
177
101
144
265
120
15
7
48
14
489
239
256
182
112
190
348
148
14
e
93
7
374
298
199
238
140
206
283
188
12
9
140
15
459
438
319
318
153
237
382
258
21
10
195
5
341
396
264
280
290
229
308
361
20
11
299
11
445
528
378
385
337
308
435
487
28
12
171
6
166
353
207
211
242
125
228
328
8
13
184
6
180
440
226
240
272
160
285
421
12
14
140
2
92
237
156
158
160
104
137
252
6
15
153
2
110
275
195
180
164
127
169
304
14
16
92
1
53
164
105
95
120
68
91
236
6
17
91
1
66
168
109
128
119
56
101
238
11
18
205
5
97
329
212
260
168
110
163
499
15
19
154
6
86
328
206
236
149
97
181
408
22
20
18
2
7
68
37
52
22
27
29
74
8
21
22
6
7
64
31
42
25
15
25
63
10
22
1
1
15
3
3
4
6
6
9
4
23
1
15
2
3
1
7
4
9
3
24
1
1
14
3
3
4
6
6
7
3
25
192,037
7,406
208,806
408,853
251,917
283,839
235,153
175,732
251,949
456,961
26,372
198
26
199,200
12,964
246,038
459,347
294,226
309,608
238,937
188,438
305,761
469,601
36,310
307
27
138
517
899
495
375
351
1,690
131
361
403
55
91
28
264
623
1,815
1,137
985
780
1,727
299
931
822
114
123
29
2,180
841
22,255
9,265
8,324
9,511
10,262
6,125
12,871
5,790
1,179
107
30
3,592
1,716
28,596
14,271
15,729
12,886
10,136
8,060
21,340
7,684
1,507
184
31
1,929
288
21,253
10,117
10,319
10,309
5,885
8,399
15,518
7,097
878
32
2,756
792
28,189
14,097
14,844
10,701
6,528
11,087
20,372
8,803
796
33
7,912
557
31,063
25,173
16,834
20,105
11,818
17,483
23,682
15,940
927
34
12,044
1,241
38,122
36,814
26,770
26,974
12,849
20,005
31,673
21,845
1,759
35
23,062
586
39,366
46,515
30,927
32,517
34,023
26,326
36,009
42,280
2,337
36
34,526
1,303
51,263
61,884
44,736
44,657
39,559
35,184
50,600
57,026
3,162
37
26,939
920
26,110
55,330
32,744
33,283
37,918
19,644
35,736
51,816
1,247
38
28,746
976
28,072
69,323
35,564
37,909
42,692
25,168
44,675
66,126
1,870
39
27,603
410
18,251
46,571
30,685
31,180
31,560
20,736
27,219
50,226
1,164
40
30,187
380
21,676
54,002
38,655
35,683
32,146
25,046
33,402
60,087
2,762
41
21,872
247
12,560
38,893
24,918
22,596
28,711
16,242
21,750
56,221
1,430
42
21,557
220
15,497
39,907
25,754
30,441
28,448
13,308
24,127
56,545
2,656
43
68,624
1,772
31,496
111,460
70,332
87,534
55,510
36,972
53,309
167,508
5,116
44
51,380
1,899
28,192
108,530
68,894
78,419
48,264
33,758
56,485
137,980
7,860
45
10,682
1,268
4,228
43,727
22,367
32,396
13,438
16,462
17,846
45,574
5,177
46
13,108
3,814
4,616
40,505
19,305
27,343
15,128
8,819
15,230
38,111
6,224
47
1,096
1,325
a, 307
4,092
4,057
4,338
7,212
7,648
14,106
6,862
48
1,040
18,877
2,990
3,815
1,460
7,704
4,926
14,572
7,600
49
1,096
1,325
19,307
4,092
4,057
4,338
7,212
7,648
9,591
4,262
50
1,011
222
2,333
2,315
1,624
1,770
1,822
1,198
1,809
2,188
118
58
51
1,219
238
2,994
2,975
2,238
2,166
1,856
1,472
2,441
2,595
163
71
52
90,024
4,268
113,665
150,045
115,170
146,698
105,794
91,702
73,315
143,689
6,493
168
53
92,649
6,848
134,809
165,946
137,487
162,088
102,489
104,379
88,096
144,073
9,228
193
54
11
158
142
57
43
39
239
14
40
26
3
53
55
35
123
255
101
107
95
200
40
84
82
16
63
56
23
283
406
174
106
122
1,008
40
106
77
12
68
57
96
285
708
293
312
274
892
119
228
215
41
80
58
61
33
722
300
272
290
388
190
362
162
32
5
59
107
60
933
434
475
395
365
247
575
229
34
8
60
764
463
10,112
3,648
3,244
4,111
5,488
2,604
3,730
1,920
274
100
61
1,508
795
12,564
5,210
5,606
5,641
4,807
3,846
5,922
2,629
270
113
62
31
5
353
156
162
171
85
140
226
105
12
63
42
13
468
220
227
170
99
185
290
136
11
64
724
166
9,589
3,884
4,047
5,142
2,460
3,829
4,210
2,277
273
65
1,041
299
12,851
5,400
5,716
5,342
2,785
5,692
5,260
2,988
233
66
91
6
366
279
188
234
126
197
261
175
9
67
136
13
453
422
303
307
142
232
348
242
14
68
3,714
289
15,360
9,395
7,277
9,794
5,544
7,333
7,532
5,416
309
69
5,601
671
19,520
14,298
12,658
13,719
6,197
10,153
9,848
7,086
304
70
194
4
338
379
251
274
278
224
290
351
19
71
296
9
439
520
366
375
329
307
401
470
22
72
11,440
310
20,336
18,419
14,042
16,396
16,468
12,946
11,001
14,719
731
73
16,873
676
28,417
24,387
20,952
23,730
19,137
18,031
15,744
19,652
878
74
169
6
164
343
200
201
238
122
219
320
7
75
182
5
178
433
222
237
270
159
277
418
11
76
13,180
731
15,899
20,702
15,348
16,938
18,002
10,341
11,456
17,377
428
77
13,908
510
15,851
24,911
17,728
20,645
18,852
13,903
13,916
22,223
645
78
140
2
92
231
154
155
156
103
128
246
5
79
153
2
110
275
192
179
159
127
164
302
10
80
13,372
196
11,200
16,827
15,904
17,127
14,494
11,272
8,025
16,860
198
81
13,673
244
13,152
19,869
19,368
19,423
13,442
14,206
9,812
18,646
707
82
92
1
52
163
104
92
119
67
91
231
6
83
91
1
66
167
107
128
118
56
99
238
11
84
10,222
131
7,320
13,555
11,695
12,182
12,924
9,121
6,604
17,846
490
85
10,259
218
10,156
13,471
12,367
16,276
12,083
7,842
6,817
17,678
863
86
203
5
96
326
210
259
167
109
158
491
14
87
154
6
85
325
206
236
148
97
176
406
21
88
30,792
1,557
20,334
37,797
31,756
46,917
23,138
21,098
14,532
51,597
1,259
89
22,944
1,479
18,260
35,387
33,173
41,859
19,014
20,335
14,962
39,743
2,409
90
18
2
7
67
37
52
22
26
28
73
8
91
22
6
7
63
31
41
25
15
23
63
10
92
4,937
142
2,750
16,204
9,509
16,392
4,397
8,949
3,908
12,818
1,826
93
6,342
1,671
3,330
13,872
8,354
13,673
4,868
5,547
3,605
10,410
2,436
94
1
1
14
3
3
4
6
6
8
3
95
1
15
2
3
1
7
4
9
3
96
856
360
9,440
2,242
1,577
1,871
4,169
2,211
2,782
693
97
404
8,848
1,253
1,506
412
4,705
1,982
2,803
442
98
1
1
13
3
3
4
6
6
7
3
99
856
360
9,180
2,242
1,577
1,871
4,169
2,211
2,272
693
100
140
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Rensselaer Richmond Rockland St. Lawrence Saratoga Schenectady Schoharie Schuyler
Farms:
All farms number
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 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 niece acres acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres
Cropland harvested:
Any cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reporting
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
acres
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
acres
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
959.
954.
959..
954.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959 .
954.
959.
954 .
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954..
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
954 .
959.
954.
959.
954 .
959.
954.
959.
954 .
959 .
954.
959.
954.
1,151
1,616
59
129
1A9
264
69
114
160
230
205
2S9
142
182
115
135
85
95
136
150
27
25
4
3
3
179,503
216,155
200
513
4,257
7,188
4,039
6,671
13,278
19,293
23,907
33,816
22,614
28,682
22,901
26,753
20,075
22,456
45,355
50, 154
16,807
16,539
6,070
4,090
4,070
1,021
1,362
62,416
70,312
23
36
57
89
108
185
1,331
1,912
62
101
1,323
2,042
147
204
4,515
6,190
186
268
8,603
10,873
133
173
8,017
9,862
113
131
8,823
9,137
85
93
7,803
8,663
134
144
16,581
16,698
26
24
4,598
4,442
4
3
765
404
3
645
1,152
1,235
144
156
253
314
105
115
650
650
32
38
487
619
16
17
59
63
13
18
176
200
2
2
62
111
100
134
37
41
33
46
6
14
7
9
6
10
3
6
5
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
6,852
9,305
139
160
721
984
330
817
569
756
728
1,188
455
941
1,006
210
220
232
465
1,203
595
2,219
2,219
61
75
2,412
4,139
13
11
22
23
19
22
189
230
6
12
219
384
7
7
389
421
6
10
345
694
3
5
351
538
4
1
537
208
1
1
110
61
1
1
190
245
20
641
490
1
1
230
449
3,426
4,380
77
137
174
269
143
211
272
383
503
762
522
674
423
580
383
385
783
834
134
135
12
10
11
718,418
833,930
223
512
5,182
7,742
8,474
12,456
23,147
32,472
59,701
90,027
83,099
106,775
83,731
114,653
90,969
91,550
264,792
278,988
84,471
84,616
14,629
14,139
12,595
3,250
4,135
226,849
251,941
23
51
37
145
142
225
1,740
2,645
128
191
3,388
4,331
256
366
8,662
11,974
487
734
21,869
32,028
506
656
29,579
35,658
416
566
28,746
36,168
375
381
28,704
28, 142
773
823
79,622
78,767
132
133
21,519
19,554
12
9
2,983
2,529
11
2,817
1,151
1,768
57
173
181
320
94
176
171
273
196
307
132
191
104
108
70
71
126
130
17
16
3
3
3
161,686
203,495
212
695
4,909
8,889
5,488
10,340
14,314
22,871
22,791
35,532
20,698
29,900
20,473
21,538
16,519
16,818
42,509
43,539
10,446
10,123
3,327
3,250
3,327
1,030
1,482
58,704
64,616
24
66
58
174
140
236
1,459
2,061
85
150
1,587
2,538
163
244
4,917
6,279
180
285
7,136
10,833
125
183
7,159
10,065
103
106
7,790
7,202
70
70
6,630
6,002
120
124
16,530
14,448
17
15
4,214
3,924
3
3
1,224
1,090
3
1,224
349
448
33
50
55
55
24
40
45
65
71
90
36
43
32
44
17
19
35
38
1
43,231
54,880
121
221
1,410
1,477
1,419
2,361
3,931
5,662
8,052
10,254
5,633
6,691
6,405
8,670
4,095
4,496
11,645
12,769
520
2,279
318
413
17,900
20,876
17
30
47
78
47
50
587
545
23
38
645
978
42
62
1,398
2,185
69
87
3,525
3,583
36
42
2,485
2,862
31
43
2,672
3,396
17
19
1,659
1,931
35
38
4,771
4,850
1
4
111
468
1,188
1,458
36
69
81
124
57
67
117
147
196
276
164
209
154
160
110
129
226
233
43
39
4
5
4
231,285
257,681
128
282
2,332
3,429
3,449
4,020
10,020
12,610
22,846
32,256
25,947
33,205
30,576
31,581
26,256
30,514
78,225
78,789
26,675
24,427
4,831
6,568
4,831
1,119
1,371
82,441
87,858
10
33
31
100
68
94
947
1,242
51
59
1,229
1,380
108
141
4,066
4,966
191
274
8,776
12,744
160
207
10,013
12,342
150
160
11,236
11,551
110
127
10,672
10,584
224
232
26,282
24, 105
43
39
7,737
7,119
4
5
1,452
1,725
4
1,452
NEW YORK
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
141
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
UlBter
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
813
2,704
1,258
1,034
1,111
1,035
1,460
247
1,625
2,463
303
1,619
1,020
1
1,089
3,219
1,464
1,450
1,580
1,409
1,915
560
2,043
2,913
555
2,063
1,224
2
31
72
351
85
44
27
165
19
45
84
132
38
44
3
82
113
391
181
121
110
255
62
105
148
222
100
88
4
109
223
351
179
138
178
433
37
93
690
66
157
178
5
181
269
447
267
217
270
577
99
180
895
152
237
221
6
77
158
126
99
74
87
166
21
60
340
22
100
107
7
112
204
154
153
150
155
207
48
79
439
43
152
115
8
100
247
139
135
99
120
182
40
144
351
13
172
122
9
133
367
171
189
170
156
239
86
186
429
27
252
143
10
133
431
122
196
162
165
179
38
236
351
13
299
160
11
179
549
129
258
249
211
226
81
348
379
29
382
208
12
83
333
65
116
152
143
94
30
229
198
8
219
128
13
89
422
57
156
191
163
128
58
324
235
22
279
145
14
76
263
29
85
122
96
83
17
176
155
10
190
79
15
85
353
37
93
151
112
89
39
218
132
15
215
78
16
51
229
29
35
92
66
30
8
157
101
9
134
50
17
72
235
24
45
94
66
55
33
156
91
12
152
54
18
129
594
35
86
185
123
93
26
399
160
18
261
120
19
132
589
44
93
196
139
105
55
373
141
27
250
143
20
22
137
8
12
42
27
28
9
78
28
10
44
30
21
23
103
6
10
38
24
26
14
70
19
5
41
26
22
2
17
3
6
1
3
7
2
8
5
2
5
2
23
1
15
4
5
3
3
8
5
4
5
1
3
3
24
2
14
2
5
3
4
2
7
4
2
5
2
25
132,005
567,380
89,776
135,767
200,336
162,640
161,922
38,154
351,043
275,357
25,388
287,336
150,480
26
151,697
601,805
99,752
161,802
237,360
186,316
195,147
81,007
373,461
282,212
35,067
320,492
168,012
27
125
260
1,453
360
183
108
706
68
144
410
428
133
200
28
339
443
1,570
768
494
477
1,181
294
383
832
815
408
421
29
3,028
6,430
9,542
5,013
3,871
4,956
11,260
894
2,574
20,142
1,442
4,358
4,788
80
4,895
7,781
11,826
7,365
6,274
7,368
15,201
2,652
4,895
26,354
3,595
6,819
5,988
31
4,523
9,183
7,490
5,754
4,217
5,073
9,568
1,202
3,580
19,581
1,309
5,893
6,243
32
6,488
11,751
8,966
8,849
8,517
9,146
12,090
2,782
4,644
25,437
2,478
8,952
6,707
33
8,310
21,079
11,408
11,338
8,292
9,946
14,864
3,352
12,157
28,851
1,046
14,443
10,221
34
11,164
31,073
14,029
15,962
14,222
12,966
19,736
7,368
15,825
35,462
2,237
21,351
12,103
35
15,460
50,259
14,016
22,765
18,794
19,216
20,725
4,330
28,078
40,913
1,486
34,773
18,381
36
20,941
64,104
14,740
29,931
29,061
24,490
26,175
9,316
40,815
43,763
3,372
44,659
23,935
37
13,189
52,841
10,275
18,471
24,096
22,453
14,763
4,741
36,022
30,882
1,226
34,563
20,363
38
14,055
66,802
9,103
24,553
30,169
25,463
20,223
9,033
50,906
36,858
3,446
44,318
22,735
39
14,902
52,010
5,726
16,888
24,229
19,126
16,392
3,397
34,896
30,468
1,922
37,765
15,502
41i
16,722
69,859
7,217
18,481
29,928
22,472
17,352
7,790
43,006
25,825
2,932
42,729
15,566
•1
12,062
54,535
6,930
8,251
21,836
15,844
7,072
1,921
37,441
23,991
2,153
31,725
11,960
42
17,082
56,125
5,692
10,650
22,338
15,735
13,164
7,824
36,895
21,610
2,863
36,134
12,777
111
43,578
206,791
11,764
28,700
63,869
41,402
31,522
9,244
137,155
54,426
5,816
88,816
40,512
II
43,866
204,029
14,488
30,139
66,852
47,014
34,930
18,776
128,113
46,691
9,187
84,279
47,175
45
14,334
87,751
5,625
8,653
27,94^
17,105
18,618
5,984
48,962
17,695
6,260
28,438
19,410
If,
14,990
65,644
3,771
6,855
24,505
14,969
16,882
9,136
43,829
11,342
3,052
25,832
15,721
47
2,494
26,241
5,547
9,574
3,000
7,411
16,432
3,021
10,034
7,998
2,300
6,429
2,900
48
1,155
24,194
8,350
8,249
5,000
6,216
18,213
6,036
4,150
8,038
1,090
5,011
4,884
49
2,494
17,437
2,247
6,574
7,411
5,132
3,021
7,727
5,098
2,300
6,429
2,900
50
761
2,561
1,100
832
998
951
1,198
204
1,549
2,359
254
1,522
981
r,i
981
2,994
1,108
1,145
1,355
1,218
1,573
453
1,877
2,775
406
1,932
1,156
52
74,920
194,951
61,621
37,499
63,568
68,089
57,084
4,917
121,722
139,419
7,169
123,320
69,003
53
89,000
206,544
64,967
42,810
72,825
77,616
66,321
8,284
123,263
144,737
9,684
134,647
76, 591
.VI
13
36
264
17
17
13
75
7
15
65
105
17
32
55
30
54
155
53
36
41
134
29
40
100
121
38
59
56
41
119
569
55
49
36
265
20
38
286
224
56
113
57
101
177
422
156
103
123
427
72
97
317
255
121
212
58
88
189
295
110
100
143
319
30
80
643
54
128
168
58
138
213
347
174
157
198
435
68
134
838
120
199
202
Kll
1,197
2,201
6,069
1,138
1,098
1,750
4,191
311
930
9,058
538
1,595
2,176
f.l
2,034
2,478
7,284
1,674
1,759
2,348
5,880
399
1,419
12,701
748
2,367
2,747
62
76
147
124
80
61
75
151
19
55
330
20
95
102
B3
104
174
147
130
118
132
178
37
66
422
37
139
104
i-l
2,224
3,129
5,996
1,565
1,172
1,675
3,785
297
1,337
8,654
433
2,389
3,098
f,S
3,246
3,375
7,083
2,553
2,084
3,150
4,725
447
1,455
12,218
635
3,186
3,034
B.l
95
229
136
116
89
115
165
31
138
337
10
156
119
67
129
337
167
164
152
143
211
68
175
420
23
243
141
us
4,012
6,164
9,274
3,346
2,235
3,454
5,364
449
4,383
13,483
278
5,372
4,574
89
6,029
10,118
10,939
4,931
3,895
4,911
7,016
963
5,200
17,566
622
7,944
5,948
Til
130
408
119
181
148
156
167
38
229
347
11
286
157
71
178
525
126
240
234
205
217
72
328
377
25
375
204
7j
8,137
16,128
10,821
6,803
5,821
7,744
7,610
748
10,828
20,716
416
14,541
8,985
7a
12,407
22,199
11,613
8,856
8,754
9,944
10,311
1,130
14,721
22,713
874
18,443
11,657
7.1
80
327
64
112
149
138
90
24
225
194
8
215
125
7.',
89
406
55
146
184
157
121
49
318
231
22
278
145
711
7,125
18,364
8,234
5,856
8,487
9,565
5,269
630
13,361
15,563
466
14,469
9,408
77
8,481
23,506
6,941
6,724
9,135
11,045
6,190
833
18,416
19,593
1,181
18,786
11,196
7h
75
256
28
79
119
93
78
14
175
151
10
187
79
711
85
350
36
92
148
111
86
32
216
132
15
215
77
Ml
8,648
18,519
4,489
5,088
8,065
7,943
6,275
296
12,500
15,794
612
16,812
7,071
M
9,671
24,972
5,088
5,521
9,438
9,489
6,365
674
14,578
13,426
643
17,861
7,635
82
51
225
27
34
91
66
29
6
154
100
9
130
50
83
72
232
24
41
91
65
54
31
156
91
11
152
54
84
7,164
19,695
4,992
2,427
7,040
6,908
2,802
189
13,871
12,363
832
13,764
6,006
85
10,379
19,878
3,398
2,818
7,192
7,017
4,961
802
12,839
11,626
996
15,546
6,180
86
129
591
34
86
181
122
91
24
395
159
16
259
117
87
132
585
43
92
195
139
103
49
371
1A0
26
249
142
hi
25,751
72,452
8,391
7,992
21,135
18,549
10,727
1,193
47,011
28,364
1,198
40,201
18,583
Ml
26,365
71,610
9,764
7,500
21,231
21,054
12,437
2,148
41,554
24,991
2,037
36,626
20,712
BO
22
136
7
11
42
27
27
9
75
28
9
44
30
'.'1
23
103
5
8
37
24
26
14
69
19
5
41
25
92
9,280
28,823
2,657
2,155
8,176
7,246
7,858
684
15,122
10,387
1,740
11,513
8,268
93
9,612
20,932
2,124
1,591
7,985
5,853
5,358
438
12,010
5,731
1,328
10,497
5,821
IH
2
17
2
6
1
3
6
2
8
5
2
5
2
BE
1
15
3
5
3
3
6
4
4
5
1
3
3
96
1,341
9,357
129
1,074
290
3,219
2,938
100
2,341
4,751
432
2,608
721
'.'7
675
7,299
311
486
1,249
2,682
2,651
378
974
3,855
365
3,270
1,449
98
2
14
1
5
3
4
2
7
4
2
5
2
99
1,341
5,371
94
959
3,219
2,504
100
2,254
2,251
432
2,608
721
1011
142
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Farms:
All farm operators number 1959.
1954.
Full owners . number 1959.
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 . ,
1954..
All tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959. ,
1954..
Land in farms:
All farm operators acres 1959 . .
1954..
Full owners acres 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners acres 1959 . .
1954..
Managers acres 1959 . .
1954..
All tenanta acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Full owners farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Part owners farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Managers. .
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
82,356
105, 714
58,081
78,799
19,778
21,274
549
520
3,948
5,121
4.8
■4.8
13,489,516
15,070,832
7,883,824
9,503,600
4,727,000
4,556,945
253,521
220, 555
625,171
789,732
75,830
94,968
5,032,671
5,546,506
52,132
68,750
2,653,456
3,180,816
19,556
21,057
2,043,166
1,975,889
508
501
71,041
70,409
3,634
4,660
265,008
319,392
964
1,175
676
853
229
254
9
10
50
58
5.2
4.9
136,013
152,088
73,344
89,886
52,248
51,291
2,356
1,719
8,065
9,192
634
1,042
50,693
57,920
557
728
22,724
29,126
224
253
24,155
24,309
9
10
929
900
44
51
2,885
3,585
1,718
2,180
1,246
1,566
394
517
5
6
73
91
4.2
4.2
340,509
388,142
215,735
241,383
107,232
126,696
4,142
2,617
13,400
17,446
1,563
2,000
98,265
117,422
1,111
1,403
56,912
67,362
384
511
36,521
44,401
4
6
776
851
64
80
4,056
4,808
13
4
8
1
2
1
1
2
2
25.0
15.4
71
174
4
46
9
3
1
110
57
15
10
51
141
1
6
1
44
1
1,424
2,022
1,025
1,596
348
350
6
14
45
62
3.2
3.1
242,539
282,664
139,324
186,455
93, 119
81,127
2,058
5,660
8,038
9,622
1,316
1,778
72,347
83,547
922
1,368
38,979
52,171
345
342
29,962
26,966
,6
14
758
1,829
43
54
2,648
2,581
2,254
3,040
1,679
2,311
472
580
9
23
94
126
4.2
4.1
394,919
465,518
266,486
314,777
110,695
124,329
1,857
6,103
15,881
20,309
2,076
2,785
110,947
131,235
1,525
2,080
71,447
85,605
459
571
34,310
37,995
8
23
483
1,639
84
111
4,707
5,996
2,093
2,491
1,351
1,735
647
629
9
14
86
113
4.1
4.5
328,052
325,168
159,936
178,008
152,464
129,113
6,440
4,250
9,212
13,797
1,935
2,210
165,347
166,183
1,205
1,470
70,106
81,863
644
622
87,983
73,852
f
14
1,894
2,419
77
104
5,364
8,049
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
Farms:
All farm operators .
Full owners .
Part owners .
Managers
All tenants
Proportion of tenancy .
Land in farms:
All farm operators
. number 1959.
1954.
. number 1959 .
1954.
. number 1959 .
1954.
.number 1959.
1954.
. number 1959 .
1951.
.percent 1959.
1954.
Full owners .
Parte
Managers. . .
All tenants .
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators.
Managers
. acres 1959.
1954.
. acres 1959,
1954.
. acres 1959.
1954 .
. acres 1951) .
1951 .
. acres 1959.
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954 .
. farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
acres 1959.
1951 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
1951 .
acres 1959.
1951 .
. tanas reporting 1959.
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1951 .
5,244
3,917
4,937
3,917
259
34
25
398
440
31
25
361
440
3
1,383
1,719
1,015
1,304
309
320
12
10
47
85
3.4
4.9
261,028
281,704
174,407
192,182
76,179
69,930
2,612
3,936
7,830
15,656
1,318
1,598
98,774
104,400
957
1,191
65,335
69,758
307
317
29,742
27,802
12
10
961
1,068
42
60
2,736
5,772
2,390
2,978
1,711
2,207
496
468
25
18
158
285
6.6
9.6
515,905
556,424
329,561
370,601
136,162
117,136
18,132
10,165
32,050
58,522
2,225
2,777
198,057
230,446
1,574
2,020
127,606
148,852
481
467
52,093
51,597
24
17
4,473
3,570
146
273
13,885
26,427
2
5
14.3
11.6
15
113
11
83
1,291
1,541
1,096
1,319
174
195
2
17
25
1.3
1.6
290,847
314, 543
239,919
259,858
46,356
49,985
926
345
3,644
4,355
1,220
1,439
90,353
93,683
1,032
1,221
73,987
77,685
170
193
14,786
13,977
2
328
196
14
23
1,252
1,825
1,302
1,612
835
984
349
440
112
160
8.6
11.2
288,196
319,401
152,817
155,935
108,077
117,989
1,479
3,330
25,823
42,147
1,211
1,505
134,308
150,786
757
883
65,068
66,062
346
437
54,672
60,478
781
1,564
102
177
13,787
22,682
1,693
2,057
1,122
1,418
485
550
15
4
71
85
4.2
4.1
302,334
313,796
167,325
184,239
121,528
116,269
3,946
885
9,535
12,403
1,569
1,919
119,131
123,720
1,021
1,288
62,065
67,503
477
549
51,844
51,125
15
3
1,374
197
56
79
3,646
4,895
NEW YORK
143
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Du tehees
Erie
Essex
Fraiuclin
Fulton
Cenesee
Greene
747
1,889
1,494
1,235
1,117
2,468
1,027
2,725
529
1,293
591
1,585
733
1
1,090
2,280
1,967
1,440
1,134
2,865
1,310
3,963
839
1,771
742
1,944
1,098
2
555
1,397
1,155
787
762
1,752
583
1,889
380
1,082
463
1,037
457
8
881
1,792
1,529
1,035
803
2,220
861
2,934
661
1,524
610
1,285
827
4
163
422
289
357
302
609
301
676
121
183
119
435
229
S
173
396
323
317
292
502
312
841
139
192
120
504
225
6
4
6
6
19
7
7
53
8
8
3
9
3
7
4
4
7
14
7
18
31
14
8
5
1
9
1
8
25
64
44
72
46
100
90
152
20
25
9
104
44
9
32
88
108
74
32
125
106
174
31
50
11
146
45
10
3.3
3.4
2.9
5.8
4.1
4.1
8.8
5.6
3.8
1.9
1.5
6.6
6.0
11
2.9
3.9
5.5
5.1
2.8
4.4
8.1
4.4
3.7
2.8
1.5
7.5
4.1
12
113,979
375,581
327,897
231,315
236,642
562,806
238,690
289,889
126,717
244,054
80,308
239,333
136,459
13
141,976
392,419
391,136
242,711
221,490
602,587
268,046
350,715
172,429
288,392
87,596
253,353
165,007
14
66,457
244,063
222,689
103,650
133,539
355,110
88,950
148,563
72,156
193,127
53,937
113,077
60,811
15
97,926
280,231
265,544
129,856
135,731
430,660
120, 591
197,179
118,972
235,634
63,897
124,951
98, 562
16
42,321
118,258
83,455
104,922
92,287
177,664
95,901
121,223
40,860
45,739
24,393
103,790
65,653
17
37,270
92,506
88,635
92,038
77,765
138,000
98,315
131,607
39,422
43,814
22,083
105,900
58,673
18
1,753
1,634
13,283
8,948
3,420
8,729
29,715
2,787
9,558
1,598
3,363
1,660
19
1,431
4,040
15,777
6,382
3,077
8,693
24,133
4,842
3,953
1,380
425
3,488
757
20
3,448
11,626
8,470
13,795
7,396
21,303
24,124
17,316
4,143
3,590
1,978
19,103
8,335
21
5,349
15,642
21,180
14,435
4,917
25,234
25,007
17,087
10,082
7,564
1,191
19,014
7,015
22
635
1,796
1,387
1,108
1,012
2,358
899
2,428
473
1,235
517
1,479
649
23
894
2,116
1,838
1,250
1,048
2,704
1,128
3,431
708
1,654
628
1,763
941
24
35,882
116,373
92,451
92,693
75,717
142,895
83,027
132,488
32,789
83,733
27,294
125,141
37,478
25
41,979
120,067
112,331
92,310
72, 115
151,313
91,301
156,497
35,113
92,474
29,081
129,363
46,433
26
452
1,314
1,060
675
662
1,651
466
1,607
329
1,027
392
937
380
27
688
1,638
1,409
857
721
2,074
690
2,446
543
1,414
499
1,121
688
28
17,461
73,570
62,728
36,555
40,235
88,677
26,701
55,234
16, 574
64,730
15,884
52,400
15,296
29
23,795
84,967
76,542
47,542
42,220
108,139
38,916
74,765
22,379
74,629
18,653
56,902
25,941
30
161
420
286
354
301
604
298
673
119
181
117
434
227
31
172
394
321
314
291
495
308
829
134
190
118
504
218
82
16,517
39,024
26,585
48,408
32,120
47,365
38,995
67,187
14,768
16,837
10,546
59,536
19,553
33
15,504
29,830
27,235
38,072
27,083
35,135
37,908
71,862
11,323
14,646
9,546
59,844
18,264
84
3
4
5
18
7
7
50
5
7
3
8
3
35
4
4
6
14
7
18
31
14
6
5
'l
8
1
96
556
306
421
2,520
907
1,312
8,346
1,139
648
695
2,280
500
.17
620
1,053
1,699
1,769
1,163
1,462
5,553
1,988
883
605
240
1,917
446
38
19
58
36
61
42
96
85
143
18
24
8
100
39
39
30
80
102
65
29
117
99
142
25
45
10
130
34
in
1,348
3,473
2,717
5,210
2,455
5,541
8,985
8,928
799
1,471
864
10,925
2,129
41
2,060
4,217
6,855
4,927
1,649
6,577
8,924
7,882
528
2,594
642
10,700
1,782
42
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
1,074
232
2,456
2,511
1,765
1,896
2,055
1,259
2,030
2,391
156
60
1
1,296
329
3,223
3,281
2,539
2,371
2,129
1,536
2,858
2,823
220
83
2
727
158
1,824
1,749
1,087
1,212
1,197
904
1,574
1,598
97
44
3
950
243
2,512
2,361
1,784
1,581
1,358
1,106
2,282
2,148
148
71
1
300
31
503
675
569
554
494
297
408
675
29
2
,'i
288
46
544
797
647
630
469
347
491
556
43
1
6
10
17
18
10
12
10
13
4
6
17
12
5
7
9
10
18
18
9
8
15
3
8
9
7
8
37
26
111
77
97
120
351
54
42
101
18
9
1
49
30
149
105
99
152
287
80
77
110
22
11
In
3.4
11.2
4.5
3.1
5.5
6.3
17.1
4.3
2.1
4.2
11.5
15.0
11
3.8
9.1
4.6
3.2
3.9
6.4
13.5
5.2
2.7
3.9
10.0
13.3
12
192,037
7,406
208, 806
408,853
251,917
283,839
235,153
175,732
251,949
456,961
26,372
198
13
199,200
12,964
246,038
459,347
294,226
309,608
238,937
188,438
305,761
469,601
36,310
307
11
109,380
2,416
118, 819
237,485
107,180
138,678
95,368
101,797
167,242
252,211
6,493
79
[5
125,131
5,576
151,173
278,931
152, 629
156,943
107,519
116,257
212,461
314,007
15,383
219
16
73,146
2,212
76,945
157,144
125,937
124,505
90,581
65,701
77,727
174,094
8,326
11
17
62,980
4,288
78,002
159,665
124,005
130,144
83,118
63,697
83,601
130,880
12,265
1
18
2,985
1,058
3,077
4,574
4,937
3,646
4,405
799
1,897
8,455
7,885
86
111
2,563
939
2,984
7,500
3,560
3,306
3,628
574
2,911
6,116
4,802
20
6,526
1,720
9,965
9,650
13,863
17,010
44,799
7,435
5,083
22,201
3,668
22
21
8,526
2,161
13,879
13,251
14,032
19,215
44,672
7,910
6,788
18,598
3,860
87
22
1,011
222
2,333
2,315
1,624
1,770
1,822
1,198
1,809
2,188
118
58
03
1,219
238
2,994
2,975
2,238
2,166
1,856
1,472
2,441
2,595
163
71
24
90,024
4,268
113,665
150,045
115,170
146,698
105,794
91,702
73,315
143,689
6,493
168
25
92,649
6,848
134,809
165,946
137,487
162,088
102,489
104,379
88,096
144,073
9,228
193
26
667
151
1,706
1,571
957
1,093
989
846
1,363
1,414
64
43
27
876
163
2,297
2,071
1,492
1,395
1,097
1,044
1,895
1,928
95
61
28
49,612
1,421
55,043
76,502
42,582
64,098
41,884
47,626
43,033
76,671
1,507
69
29
55,685
2,177
72,038
92,312
63,927
74,652
45,811
58,846
55,677
95,031
2,794
129
30
297
31
501
666
564
553
489
296
402
666
29
2
31
287
42
543
788
645
623
467
346
480
551
43
1
32
35,682
1,793
50,921
67,731
63,587
71,101
40,924
39,702
27,962
58,859
3,000
9
33
31,533
3,096
52,251
65,514
64,956
74,276
36,348
40,463
29,476
41,749
4,633
1
34
10
15
18
9
12
10
12
4
6
13
9
4
35
9
9
17
18
9
8
15
3
8
9
6
36
1,593
351
1,764
1,948
2,223
1,468
1,534
439
587
1,684
850
72
37
1,173
435
1,788
3,236
1,813
1,882
1,274
341
916
1,339
875
38
37
25
108
69
91
114
332
52
38
95
16
9
39
47
24
137
98
92
140
277
79
58
107
19
9
40
3,137
703
5,937
3,864
6,778
10,031
21,452
3,935
1,733
6,475
1,136
18
41
4,258
1,140
8,732
4,884
6,791
11,278
19,056
4,729
2,027
5,954
926
63
42
144
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schuyler
Farms:
All farm operators number 1959 .
1954.
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 .
1954.
All tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959 .
1954.
Land in farms:
All farm operators • acres 1959 .
1954.
Full owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Part owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Managers acres 1959 .
1954.
All tenants acres 1959 .
1954.
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
Full owners farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Part owners farms renorting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Managers farms reporting 1959 .
" 1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
All tenants farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
1,151
1,616
803
1,201
294
339
3
7
51
69
4. 4
4.3
179,503
216,155
105,849
135,604
65,781
69,209
312
1,589
7,561
9,753
1,021
1,362
62,416
70,312
684
968
31,049
37,552
290
333
27,893
28,577
1
56
3,375
3,601
1,152
1,235
351
511
32
1
730
682
39
41
32
38
487
619
25
32
223
330
1
223
261
3
100
134
78
99
19
22
2
2
1
11
1.0
8.2
6,852
9,305
3,077
5,106
1,483
3,253
2,291
364
1
582
61
75
2,412
4,139
41
49
1,146
1,595
18
20
1,027
2,115
239
236
3,426
4,380
2,676
3,503
557
555
14
184
308
5.4
7.0
718,418
833,930
517,097
619,997
155,876
141,766
3,625
4,098
41,820
68,069
3,250
4,135
226,849
251,941
2,517
3,278
160,973
185,232
553
549
50,648
43,607
13
1,073
1,695
172
295
14,155
21,407
1,151
1,768
848
1,396
268
280
5
5
30
87
2.6
4.9
161,686
203,495
93,246
135,264
61,329
56,975
1,377
2,120
5,734
9,136
1,030
1,482
58,704
64,616
734
1,132
29,056
36,694
262
275
26,801
24,119
5
5
494
952
29
70
2,353
2,851
349
448
245
320
86
2
3
16
31
4.6
6.9
43,231
54,880
25,328
31,728
15,821
18,558
201
536
1,881
4,058
318
413
17,900
20,876
217
288
9,356
10,993
85
93
7,549
8,044
94
247
14
29
901
1,592
1,188
1,458
782
1,036
359
364
4
6
43
52
3.6
3.6
231,285
257,681
123,819
152,807
96,762
92,250
1,439
2,235
9,265
10,389
1,119
1,371
82,441
87,858
716
951
40,825
49,913
358
363
37,692
33,423
4
6
458
805
41
51
3,466
3,717
675
958
519
773
142
163
3
2
11
20
1.6
2.1
115,504
119,001
66,003
82,532
33,978
34,062
13,497
366
2,026
2,041
623
828
37,912
44,697
469
647
21,649
27,306
141
162
15,270
16,306
3
2
256
137
10
17
737
948
NEW YORK
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954 -Continued
145
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
UlBter
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
813
2,704
1,258
1,034
1,111
1,035
1,460
247
1,625
2,463
303
1,619
1,020
1
1,089
3,219
1,464
1,450
1,580
1,409
1,915
580
2,043
2,913
555
2,063
1,224
2
547
1,996
697
723
748
686
1,135
205
1,105
1,702
221
1,100
750
3
687
2,491
878
1,122
1,226
948
1,525
496
1,494
2,158
452
1,494
887
4
225
601
401
265
324
303
256
* 31
453
631
36
439
224
S
314
613
435
300
318
380
324
58
469
623
29
472
264
6
1
7
18
3
6
14
13
3
4
20
25
8
3
7
6
9
10
2
2
9
11
2
6
16
27
5
4
S
40
100
142
43
33
32
56
8
63
110
21
72
43
9
82
106
141
26
34
72
55
24
74
116
47
92
69
10
4.9
3.7
11.3
4.2
3.0
3.1
3.8
3.2
3.9
4.5
6.9
4.4
4.2
11
7.5
3.3
9.6
1.8
2.2
5.1
2.9
4.1
3.6
4.0
8.5
4.5
5.6
12
132,005
567,380
89,776
135,767
200,336
162,640
161,922
38,154
351,043
275,357
25,388
287,336
150,480
13
151,697
601,805
99,752
161,802
237,360
186,316
195,147
81,007
373,461
282,212
35,067
320,492
168,012
14
67,003
361,840
32,358
68,846
106,113
82,053
94,483
28,350
201,210
143,834
12,934
163,046
95,170
13
66,349
408,256
37,022
100,745
154,856
94,883
119,575
63,754
235,442
166,600
21,882
192,102
102, 19',
16
57,807
180,880
46,473
56,255
87,123
65,562
55,147
6,440
132,332
111,435
6,126
110,357
47,376
17
70,322
168,912
49,180
57,042
77,214
75,422
61,854
12,777
121,089
98,344
5,490
110,772
54,676
18
1,138
3,217
2,464
4,318
1,011
8,929
4,836
2,660
3,750
8,183
4,527
2,174
2,005
18
2,368
3,627
5,531
918
585
6,705
7,837
1,353
2,707
4,833
4,201
2,623
2,511
20
6,057
21,443
8,481
6,348
6,089
6,096
7,456
704
13,751
11,905
1,801
11,759
5,929
21
12,658
21,010
8,019
3,097
4,705
9,306
5,881
3,123
14,223
12,435
3,494
14,995
8,628
22
761
2,561
1,100
832
998
951
1,198
204
1,549
2,359
254
1,522
981
23
981
2,994
1,108
1,145
1,355
1,218
1,573
453
1,877
2,775
406
1,932
1,156
24
74,920
194,951
61,621
37,499
63,568
68,089
57,084
4,917
121,722
139,419
7,169
123,320
69,003
25
89,000
206,544
64,967
42,810
72,825
77,616
66,321
8,284
123,263
144,737
9,684
134,647
76,591
28
500
1,862
560
531
645
607
896
167
1,035
1,611
179
1,010
715
27
584
2,284
540
828
1,013
777
1,200
382-
1,338
2,026
317
1,373
828
28
34,017
113,716
16,416
16,489
29,827
29, 343
26,470
2,866
68,358
64,189
3,049
64,481
38,922
29
35,307
130,500
20,797
23,356
42,528
33,670
35,015
5,473
74,432
79,774
4,731
76,006
43,544
30
224
597
390
264
319
299
247
28
451
628
35
436
222
31
314
607
425
296
313
375
316
55
467
620
26
472
263
32
36,424
71,787
37,126
18,995
31,633
32,178
25,007
1,727
47,757
63,436
2,614
52,228
26,709
33
45,189
67,647
36,679
18,512
28,642
36,978
27,626
2,538
42,891
56,006
2,942
51,612
28,166
34
1
7
16
3
5
14
12
3
4
18
22
8
3
35
6
9
8
2
2
9
10
1
6
18
25
5
3
36
625
1,402
1,088
400
279
3,777
2,300
197
473
5,765
1,265
740
237
37
1,207
1,129
754
235
167
2,793
1,446
27
938
2,567
1,330
785
551
38
36
95
134
34
29
31
43
6
59
102
18
68
41
39
77
94
135
19
27
57
47
15
66
111
38
82
62
40
3,854
8,046
6,991
1,615
1,829.
2,791
3,307
127
5,134
6,029
241
5,871
3,135
41
7,297
7,268
6,737
707
1,488
4,175
2,234
246
5,002
6,390
681
6,244
4,330
42
146
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for only
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number .
Land in farms < acres.
Average size of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars ,
average per acre, dollars.
Cropland harvested farms reporting .
acres.
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number.
100 or more days number .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number .
By tenure:
Full owners number ,
Part owners number .
Managers number .
All tenants number .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers farms reporting .
number.
Motortrucks farms reporting.
number.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting .
number.
Automobiles farms reporting .
number.
Telephone farms 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 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 .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . farms reporting.
persons.
Livestock and poultry on (arms:
CBttle and calves farms reporting .
number.
Milk cows farms reporting .
number .
Horses and/or mules farms 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 .
number .
Calves sold alive farms reporting .
number.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
dollars .
Wool farms reporting.
pounds .
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
the farm business dollars .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Crops harvested:
Com for all purposes farms reporting. .
acreB. .
Wheat farms reporting. ,
acres . .
bushels. ,
Oats farms reporting . ,
acres . .
bushels. .
Land from which hay was cut acres..
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting..
dollars. ,
56,760
11,524,782
203.0
28,004
139.87
54,161
4,660,058
17,897
9,517
7,783
34,590
18,877
385
2,908
15,925
16,561
6,101
6,269
32,867
33,498
38,410
55,988
51,939
114,974
51,307
66,406
52,240
39,395
40,728
40,025
41,160
8,947
6,162
54,220
53,103
52,269
23,422
32,982
15,347
27,787
45,990
1,948,540
43,582
1,170,000
12,639
30,732
9,529
127,255
21,840
10,900,019
34,913
248,950
42,002
727,973
2,867
126,014
1,852
109,400
10,915
20,163,282
12,786
129,333,051
41, 512
403,856,531
2,296
795,252
56,720
354,604,833
166,636,863
39,938,602
7,721,553
89,588,739
33,874,224
16,844,852
33,426
615,060
12,281
211,825
6,501,803
33,106
581,036
31,592,099
2,685,219
5,855
37,248,701
643
121,496
189.0
31,067
179.95
597
53,530
195
85
342
266
35
151
166
50
55
321
336
432
757
562
1,274
573
772
618
425
366
371
401
141
100
623
608
603
3L2
398
192
321
461
19,275
431
10, 535
120
240
115
6,370
305
206,550
316
2,099
421
6,839
45
6,760
15
490
151
257,900
185
2,070,535
386
3,551,015
40
4,710
643
3,748,310
1,862,060
438, 330
49,470
874, 355
397,995
126,100
310
6,890
950
16,600
255
3,315
140,655
38,370
125
441,065
1,046
258,179
246.8
15,234
62.83
1,016
84,372
353
173
623
397
1
25
404
404
46
46
667
667
676
839
991
1,906
941
1,089
946
786
871
866
593
225
221
1,016
1,010
1,000
4a
637
194
254
978
36,636
942
20,549
291
681
217
1,145
486
57,005
777
5,002
886
12,084
66
1,530
125
6,945
161
816,030
230
756,780
916
6,415,697
155
50,810
1,046
4,200,634
2,269,590
581,114
105,175
630,640
520,960
93,155
636
7,620
207
2,013
50,845
838
17,865
970,830
11
19
1.7
11
103, 125
65,000
3,125
35,000
53,680
36
53,890
894
195,976
219.2
23,565
108.93
844
62,618
270
165
499
370
25
208
208
12
12
565
570
619
850
799
1,628
774
977
833
628
738
768
581
137
176
864
849
839
393
540
221
352
J33,071
793
20,565
218
487
110
235
384
252,600
628
4,563
778
13,184
15
65
10
265
182
154,810
223
3,581,560
773
7,121,192
15
3,800
894
5,395,826
3,503,597
549,200
60, 145
728,136
448,064
106,684
443
5,812
20
180
2,575
469
5,855
293,145
48,446
35
8,000
1,592
336,612
211.4
19,462
91.79
1,522
108,692
641
376
255
1,095
407
10
80
370
375
81
86
942
963
822
999
1,442
2,749
1,447
1,765
1,432
1,152
1,321
1,271
964
391
202
1,522
1,502
1,462
707
1,015
295
418
1,477
62,244
1,406
36,482
417
1,181
286
2,417
592
98,157
1,196
8,095
1,391
22,932
80
2,965
30
2,470
331
637,140
356
1,181,185
1,396
11,744,288
35
6,225
1,587
6,978,165
3,952,695
833,630
202,420
1,027,895
722,660
238,865
965
11,160
81
581
16,675
1,121
15,067
865,535
80,622
30
16,995
1,512
300,399
198.7
26,394
131.96
1,467
163,564
536
226
827
594
6
85
885
940
638
663
960
976
1,062
1,429
1,402
3,368
1,391
1,752
1,422
1,141
986
986
1,088
293
116
1,431
1,416
1,401
522
744
386
654
1,183
44,911
1,072
24,717
250
575
317
5,527
591
451,800
822
5,823
1,037
15,915
161
5,485
75
1,685
376
486,745
406
5,414,205
966
8,759,365
85
19,895
1,492
8,103,432
3,407,185
920,725
332,605
1,938,827
980,610
523,480
1,355
40,072
1,063
18,076
601,925
1,289
29,043
1,731,945
53,360
154
897,805
2,240
345,849
154.4
23,332
149.98
2,185
121,321
1,018
627
547
1,519
645
11
65
270
270
116
116
1,045
1,051
1,395
1,990
2,100
3,972
2,025
2,614
2,085
1,539
1,440
1,380
1,783
347
110
2,034
1,998
1,943
778
1,093
387
683
1,619
59,402
1,479
32,927
545
1,367
201
1,322
583
180,795
1,340
8,947
1,462
19,773
81
2,621
41
674
302
1,436,420
352
2,087,350
1,396
10,592,990
36
7,812
2,240
10,482,504
4,651,505
1,237,715
390, 595
3,037,230
908,890
i 256, 569
1,105
12,862
225
1,625
42,845
1,252
12,976
707,905
71,224
234
559,530
NEW YORK
147
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
a sample ol farms.
See text]
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franilln
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
364
1,525
1,170
881
897
2,016
803
1,571
277
928
336
1,047
475
1
66,876
342,782
306,931
209,277
227,312
499,501
214,086
241,242
86,426
202,096
67,825
214,315
110,230
2
183.7
224.8
262.3
237.5
253.4
247.8
266.6
153.6
312.0
217.8
201.9
204.7
232.1
3
24,470
17,189
20,203
41,974
22,435
16,978
70,473
41,823
23,007
19,135
25,068
32,778
23,861
4
137.60
77.95
80.28
175.21
89.41
78.37
268.00
267.92
72.15
86.92
122.02
158.47
103.60
5
332
1,464
1,150
834
877
1,946
725
1,464
267
898
320
991
438
6
24,027
111,630
94,796
91,061
79,295
131,670
73,801
120,692
27,125
73,970
28,250
119,677
30,410
7
131
501
402
245
297
594
195
490
121
306
91
381
147
8
75
261
226
128
150
230
110
311
65
171
56
245
66
9
90
146
126
110
85
159
134
256
51
126
46
221
82
10
212
970
866
479
548
1,327
400
893
193
743
196
558
212
11
131
485
273
345
328
599
276
582
66
I/O
135
422
203
12
1
5
6
6
1
4
30
6
3
10
6
18
20
65
25
51
20
86
97
90
15
35
5
61
60
14
136
228
123
285
200
82
219
421
78
90
95
665
60
15
136
238
125
295
200
87
231
431
78
90
95
722
60
in
61
41
6
152
46
6
114
137
10
15
15
309
36
17
61
41
6
152
46
6
120
142
10
15
15
341
36
ia
212
1,061
612
546
635
1,307
512
855
156
520
225
639
238
19
217
1,062
619
567
686
1,319
550
875
162
525
225
647
238
20
199
979
699
701
622
1,274
670
1,156
232
443
251
712
330
21
300
1,258
839
1,115
886
1,550
1,059
1,769
376
515
327
1,167
506
29
308
1,413
1,100
819
812
1,850
726
1,424
261
843
316
995
424
21
561
2,804
2,065
2,093
1,932
3,372
1,926
3,508
546
1,424
658
2,720
801
24
317
1,388
1,068
807
831
1,803
731
1,455
220
816
301
960
415
21
378
1,815
1,280
1,137
1,130
2,149
1,183
1,901
283
930
358
1,359
511
M
338
1,375
1,014
826
847
1,829
783
1,476
232
788
286
981
445
21
281
1,024
802
566
646
1,470
570
1,190
206
661
220
772
348
28
241
1,342
1,026
555
785
1,815
477
970
226
805
265
662
373
21
226
1,272
1,045
560
718
1,735
482
1,015
240
765
265
647
387
30
227
932
1,029
490
596
896
663
1,482
155
603
206
800
329
31
52
416
46
163
180
439
52
48
71
195
70
177
71
82
85
157
85
207
111
674
76
25
46
115
60
60
75
33
314
1,510
1,118
836
877
1,950
773
1,519
267
888
336
977
449
34
311
1,483
1,102
805
857
1,928
720
1,493
251
856
331
958
439
Si
306
1,463
1,082
790
847
1,902
705
1,472
241
851
331
938
429
38
145
659
491
310
356
1,030
221
656
90
235
125
397
206
37
215
866
666
453
538
1,500
279
903
115
375
175
504
297
38
73
428
322
371
355
392
401
425
77
262
60
387
128
39
141
613
537
713
564
506
814
1,116
139
352
85
674
475
40
292
1,412
1,102
651
841
1,888
603
1,178
271
856
315
803
419
11
9,072
63,889
48,695
35,666
45,973
81,346
37,112
45,221
9,667
34,061
11,630
36,430
15,804
42
276
1,402
1,070
626
816
1,857
545
1,081
251
825
300
722
403
18
5,195
42,294
29,581
21,936
29,215
54,787
22,552
27,153
5,257
20,575
7,175
20,237
9,580
44
72
392
420
175
268
605
157
232
132
272
80
146
126
45
212
856
1,076
517
667
1,302
323
577
356
530
170
278
266
48
60
211
236
131
101
223
68
267
81
246
60
267
70
IT
1,460
805
2,658
1,939
4,311
992
4,833
6,906
474
652
150
4,649
2,715
It.
198
587
374
350
282
722
300
621
144
300
116
387
217
Ill
274,276
317,435
29,330
340,955
79,922
178,922
257,785
213,255
24,360
30,960
40,750
195,905
200,386
SO
192
1,037
712
540
730
1,500
456
934
186
605
226
612
287
51
1,287
7,171
3,535
4,406
6,388
12,878
5,101
7,370
1,326
2,775
1,482
5,482
1,520
52
211
1,362
1,062
606
800
1,797
542
1,079
251
785
286
722
369
5^
2,650
26,879
17,666
14,036
18,602
37,305
15,048
18,873
3,122
11,995
4,732
11,738
6,137
54
15
31
21
40
25
31
12
121
20
30
128
25
ii
980
529
3,204
1,910
2,970
570
4,251
9,055
525
245
5,336
2,645
58
10
16
1
52
10
35
35
40
10
5
5
56
5
51
250
571
175
1,586
130
350
650
1,500
230
130
180
7,805
50
58
157
302
72
148
117
217
151
346
43
90
56
191
115
59
456,645
227,735
10,635
632,005
233,236
940,850
244,741
116,380
24,345
76,540
18,520
121,180
275,680
80
162
312
127
188
126
338
151
401
73
145
66
219
140
61
3,656,540
4,062,555
180,875
5,068,415
963,730
2,839,863
3,711,209
1,764,619
215,160
232,390
369,810
2,594,830
2,095,465
82
251
1,833,825
1,362
14,783,599
1,076
9,093,529
560
9,696,875
810
10,273,745
1,836
18,386,757
491
9,910,445
1,026
9,536,076
246
1,554,738
810
6,185,525"
280
662
7,283,989
363
2,983,563
68
" 2,253,165
64
6
31
1
58
10
40
42
35
26
11
10
70
20
65
1,990
5,565
2,245
17,069
795
2,775
6,030
2,265
2,098
2,640
945
32,995
1,395
66
364
1,525
1,170
881
897
2,011
803
1,571
277
928
336
1,047
475
67
2,242,290
9,676,734
6,112,601
9,221,243
6,880,679
11,852,291
9,255,537
11,417,339
1,233,101
4,164,769
1,662,765
6,762,432
4,223,412
68
1,430,260
5,954,942
3, 189, 275
4,464,943
3,750,805
8,006,752
4,171,261
3,886,980
527,231
2,308,100
813,390
2,139,188
1,953,917
69
148,665
1,153,080
350,760
1,222,970
991,260
1,508,210
1,328,886
1,249,805
149,740
241,375
313,800
812,436
264,150
70
18,200
145,170
131,160
118,077
110,104
151,550
130,051
254,449
18,535
117,630
24,145
213,532
45,585
71
474,000
1,376,405
1,757,549
2,578,188
1,286,470
1,255,480
2,751,118
4,126,666
362,927
920,936
281,615
2,300,005
1,665,904
72
120, 550
824, 355
608,627
595,729
542,748
798,724
646,685
1,091,804
143,167
465,573
175,105
784,793
189,391
73
50,615
222,782
75,230
241,336
199,292
131,575
227,536
807,635
31,501
111,155
54,710
512,478
104,465
1<
206
992
626
576
616
752
489
965
147
270
245
809
208
75
3,770
12,106
8,556
17,205
2,495
6,417
12,782
16,698
2,200
2,500
3,860
21,109
715
76
121
26
70
10
1
47
215
10
10
775
10
T7
1,310
306
1,005
83
3
545
6,230
135
90
18,536
120
78
31,095
9,405
20,740
3,518
125
15,560
181, 526
6,400
1,100
569,480
2,500
79
255
861
497
458
686
248
383
1,045
136
451
230
764
61
30
4,185
10,022
7,191
8,593
11,492
1,856
7,417
16,356
1,825
6,428
3,240
16,587
480
81
229,005
520,065
371,244
406,562
641,955
86,035
348,075
947,528
69,080
331,400
141,850
982,550
20,250
82
14,040
88,144
74,832
53,138
54,750
123,350
51,446
57,608
21,296
62,490
21,035
39,865
21,600
83
10
68
20
62
45
51
70
283
21
16
15
253
15
84
55, 175
162,578
55,320
634,300
238,030
355,865
199,850
3,357,067
18,300
47,700
5,850
2,397,880
725
85
148
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are baaed on reports for only
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number . .
Land in farms acres . ,
Average size of fans acres . .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars . .
average per acre, dollars . .
Cropland harvested " farms reporting . .
acres. .
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number.,
100 or mere days number , .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number . .
By tenure:
Full owners number..
Part owners ^number . .
Managers number . .
XII tenants , number . .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting. ,
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting..
number . .
Automobiles farms reporting..
number. .
Telephone farms 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 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 . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . farms reporting. .
persons . .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting . .
number . .
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number . .
Horses and/or mules farms 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 . ,
number..
Calves sold alive farms reporting . .
number. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
dollars .
Wool farms reporting .
pounds .
Specified (arm 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
the farm business dollars.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and frees dollars .
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting. ,
acres . ,
Wheat.
. farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
. farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes X farms reporting .
dollars .
10
400
1,110
240,735
216.9
21,958
99.45
1,085
95,601
314
201
777
263
10
60
289
294
21
21
789
805
830
1,068
1,060
2,394
960
1,252
1,025
700
1,049
1,024
894
1,070
1,044
1,033
663
980
284
366
1,065
52,594
1,054
35,511
263
496
116
472
325
20,715
803
4,983
1,028
21,675
10
85
115
6,625
145
118,860
1,044
11,181,886
16
985
1,110
6,009,895
3,055,705
1,194,570
129,835
809,210
647,395
173,180
818
10,470
45
305
9,125
778
12,222
623,605
31
165,000
1,987
480,871
242.0
16,026
67.61
1,906
190,973
701
345
205
1,332
506
34
115
676
682
1,349
1,365
1,186
1,458
1,861
3,804
1,792
2,251
1,835
1,345
1,821
1,764
1,754
127
101
1,891
1,869
1,849
731
1,022
518
746
1,874
85,011
1,802
51,059
529
1,175
445
1,985
818
88,820
1,535
10,791
1,721
31,514
56
1,160
23
2,493
287
62,137
407
898,610
1,811
16,642,245
38
19,965
1,982
9,188,873
4,726,115
1,269,564
225,963
1,688,449
996,736
282,046
963
14,458
149
1,910
27,376
1,609
37,961
1,881,215
50,000
42,857.14
160
5
160
5
105
16
184,800
70,000
30,000
39,000
10,550
35,250
1,008
257,323
255.3
16,335
62.79
997
85,693
297
110
821
177
10
263
264
10
10
751
751
771
983
973
2,050
882
1,037
882
785
937
947
691
179
123
1,002
982
966
554
839
256
306
977
46,687
966
32,336
364
710
272
986
433
28,882
776
4,443
956
20,590
35
765
17
134
147
13,006
232
209,025
961
10,358,617
32
1,495
1,008
5,616,779
3,367,295
880,496
103,341
655,413
493,673
116,561
447
4,891
5
30
320
735
12,166
622,845
68,425
10
350
957
267,161
279.2
36,970
135.73
952
127,759
314
182
554
317
86
639
716
328
336
736
745
786
1,340
907
2,569
877
1,280
882
734
715
696
643
237
66
896
867
847
314
473
348
624
816
43,922
741
21,585
245
702
246
2,948
322
49,047
680
6,566
726
12,165
104
2,225
153
12,371
136
28,595
171
443,990
714
7,581,261
159
118,788
957
5,732,475
1,630,311
809,847
139,695
1,758,417
929,495
464,710
805
24,274
784
20,309
681,230
754
15,759
915,380
150
487,963
1,281
278,800
217.6
23,207
109.27
1,251
114,017
377
231
742
459
15
65
513
525
203
207
948
1,015
890
1,241
1,181
2,847
1,169
1,549
1,161
914
1,118
1,103
885
271
110
1,211
1,184
1,169
511
731
410
640
1,168
63,063
1,138
38,440
316
688
165
615
420
130,200
943
7,563
1,143
23,408
30
120
15
115
175
61,815
200
1,317,120
1,JJ38
14,054,615
25
3,515
1,281
8,260,327
4,274,060
973,410
174,110
1,671,363
829,188
338,196
999
20,460
78
1,103
33,800
994
19,380
1,157,525
84
999,565
1,206
194,013
160.9
55,110
354.26
1,186
118,645
227
125
614
487
105
572
628
290
302
616
625
976
1,720
1,140
3,280
1,121
1,560
1,141
822
558
533
1,162
12
10
1,156
1,129
1,109
384
457
445
1,088
729
31,454
653
15,849
177
408
230
7,255
391
205,760
534
5,523
587
9,515
155
8,270
50
3,025
226
115,915
256
2,472,312
578
5,830,660
60
22,565
1,206
8,062,892
1,875,650
500,058
238,162
3,639,442
1,120,835
688,745
769
16,865
825
18,234
540,945
754
14,280
853,330
440
2,944,516
NEW YORK
149
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
a sample of forms. See text]
Montgomery
Nassau
New Yori
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
911
213
1,134
1,795
1,196
1,189
1,747
767
1,151
1,934
91
55
' 1
182,861
3,627
144,447
354,685
223,328
242,929
215,414
138,488
201,838
418,159
19,080
128
2
200.7
17.0
127.4
197.6
186.7
204.3
123.3
180.6
175.4
216.2
209.7
2.3
3
25,085
118,360
31,751
27,081
30,267
28,899
37,590
26,843
16,001
19,032
50,469
38,139
4
127.58
8,350.13
249.06
136.19
168.64
148.29
307.59
146.42
93.10
88.85
256.08
21,557.07
5
886
202
1,092
1,744
1,151
1,164
1,586
756
1,111
1,788
59
54
e
94,321
2,026
92,465
142,023
109,637
136,312
102,610
79,797
66,336
135,147
5,773
106
7
125
15
380
516
391
437
390
317
426
527
5
5
8
40
15
260
261
171
261
200
151
230
247
a
40
15
305
201
145
180
200
131
226
246
10
10
540
171
658
1,127
542
530
1,003
431
723
1,091
37
51
u
316
6
386
612
598
563
478
306
387
721
16
1
12
5
10
15
5
1
16
11
10
1
21
18
3
13
50
26
75
51
55
80
255
20
40
101
20
14
361
426
460
618
695
47
346
233
331
6
...
15
361
437
465
634
737
47
347
253
337
6
16
70
225
132
353
289
51
242
91
37
5
17
70
230
132
355
293
62
250
107
37
5
IS
726
435
1,214
844
736
759
307
614
1,273
33
19
756
435
1,243
875
751
769
315
632
1,296
39
20
696
161
849
1,280
786
849
1,261
682
711
1,179
80
40
21
878
317
1,144
1,869
1,032
1,408
2,142
1,056
836
1,579
152
68
22
851
101
1,082
1,645
1,175
1,144
1,521
752
1,051
1,728
55
15
23
2,061
203
2,447
3,981
2,667
3,061
3,446
2,215
2,089
3,523
154
20
24
836
193
1,064
1,590
1,105
1,107
1,607
712
1,036
1,744
81
35
25
1,101
286
1,460
2,099
1,411
1,462
2,089
1,043
1,265
2,111
168
45
26
801
208
1,064
1,605
1,156
1,119
1,612
722
1,081
1,754
91
55
27
701
41
742
1,295
829
842
951
476
795
1,398
80
11
28
831
10
471
1,546
919
666
948
320
889
1,618
32
1
29
836
10
461
1,546
894
656
973
306
884
1,642
32
1
30
635
201
1,097
1,564
986
767
1,368
650
874
1,132
63
53
31
191
4
21
95
140
361
137
61
167
461
11
32
80
5
10
130
60
61
186
50
100
341
17
33
906
200
1,064
1,774
1,141
1,089
1,647
717
1,056
1,884
91
55
34
901
189
1,043
1,758
1,110
1,078
1,609
680
1,035
1,838
86
55
35
896
184
1,013
1,722
1,085
1,068
1,573
660
1,014
1,803
86-
55
36
436
66
475
824
472
416
754
310
457
894
33
10
37
622
76
605
1,139
662
582
999
435
659
1,265
49
15
38
305
131
308
488
305
309
552
240
214
458
56
40
39
385
533
522
771
543
649
1,063
729
327
656
103
136
40
861
15
760
1,657
1,029
925
1,058
491
980
1,733
53
1
11
41,207
660
21,250
78,574
46,989
39,036
47,744
17,289
35,554
74,563
3,186
200
42
846
15
650
1,607
954
812
1,028
431
949
1,688
47
1
41
26,805
410
10,275.
51,592
26,485
18,164
34,912
7,611
20,716
47,225
1,815
200
44
140
7
140
396
296
237
201
133
272
494
22
a
235
8
330
1,011
1,016
500
543
583
516
931
604
ir.
120
5
285
232
216
317
100
203
176
254
IT
370
25
4,360
2,418
3,864
8,685
335
8,944
1,829
1,641
4k
510
15
486
708
481
481
574
312
487
825
43
19
177,420
300
186,800
109,430
197,830
239,400
531,135
251,320
168,635
326,341
110,800
50
641
10
555
1,247
783
629
822
356
739
1,357
48
1
r.l
3,660
60
3,900
8,587
5,935
6,701
5,405
4,040
5,474
8,358
1,108
25
52
836
15
560
1,586
929
738
978
420
854
1,674
38
S3
17,240
125
5,885
31,612
15,760
10,269
24,119
4,743
12,285
29,944
2,128
14
10
180
26
81
157
10
148
51
46
5.1
230
5,615
1,485
3,305
9,620
170
10,735
1,130
1,568
56
10
35
15
35
116
5
115
5
42
1
57
525
1,395
210
355
8,296
25
20,590
40
1,099
12
58
180
1
321
221'
266
326
243
276
296
409
28
St
253,085
112,000
182,490
501,160
303,565
276,095
320,615
246,075
157,750
2,294,062
260,450
no
240
1
371
276
301
351
278
271
332
463
32
SI
1,467,965
78,000
2,036,195
1,126,070
2,200,920
2,874,260
5,967,490
2,624,445
2,060,135
3,748,386
1,578,040
62
831
15
520
1,576
894
696
978
361
904
1,668
32
1
St
9,489,850
164,210
3,523,365
17,184,031
9,298,905
7,011,796
14,578,041
2,741,188
7,218,685
15,676,091
735,875
261,000
64
15
25
45
25
40
126
25
110
10
48
2
61
3,185
3,545
15,685
1,005
4,765
69,600
800
74,765
1,950
15,987
260
N
911
208
1,134
1,795
1,196
1,189
1,747
767
1,151
1,934
91
55
67
5,318,070
3,879,556
5,121,090
10,844,658
6,490,982
6,648,425
14,386,802
6,474,982
5,298,079
10,954,541
1,102,928
1,211,326
Si
2,806,885
181,900
1,453,350
5,240,019
3,116,805
2,230,085
6,700,487
1,551,255
2,890,542
6,802,688
549,725
110,000
69
739,480
60,000
527,275
1,413,947
580,635
992,055
1,988,325
782,780
704,242
1,349,925
243,315
70
106,600
218,575
231,811
203,335
255,556
180,221
253,058
143,515
181,900
6,258
71
905,005
2,442,500
1,959,485
2,270,732
1,483,297
1,875,231
3,939,884
2,807,410
953,322
1,473,860
237,030
705,200
72
597,755
476,068
659,050
1,164,357
774,520
869,591
974,695
715,558
477,183
909,398
5,3600
93,126
73
162,345
719,088
303,355
523,792
332,390
425,907
603,190
364,921
129,275
236,770
13,000
303,000
74
791
5
795
1,305
1,049
909
718
552
884
245
32
75
16,670
40
18,230
23,441
24,245
22,371
15,515
14,868
11,780
14,397
550
76
130
841
111
517
976
10
598
86
46
1
77
1,125
13,510
1,233
6,180
20,097
25
11,114
900
362
15
78
19,740
413,185
41,924
202,095
714, 569
500
304,860
19,335
7,450
450
79
731
741
1,129
1,044
934
60
468
660
1,122
80
13,620
13,275
18,520
23,205
22,087
470
8,115
8,869
14,752
81
663,375
712,145
1,130,900
1,341,325
1,490,060
18,925
485,480
373,465
757,993
82
62,726
60
27,140
83,161
49,485
45,005
70,692
18,291
40,587
102,924
4,943
83
30
31
285
170
116
288
451
377
131
42
.54
85,600
611,000
563,475
1,169,031
309,735
1,101,145
5,091,287
3,501,125
1,036,705
489,750
85
150
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for only
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady Schoharie
Schuyler
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number .
Land in farms acres .
Average size of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars .
average per acre, dollars ,
Cropland harvested farms reporting .
acres.
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number.
100 or more days number .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number .
By tenure:
Full owners number .
Part owners number .
Managers ". number .
All tenants number .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting.
number .
Corn pickers farms reporting .
number.
Pick-up balers forms reporting .
number .
Motortrucks farms reporting .
number.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting .
number.
Automobiles farms reporting .
number.
Telephone farms 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 unimproved farms reporting .
Farm tabor, 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 reporting .
persons .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting .
number .
Milk cows farms reporting .
number.
Horses and/or mules farms 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 .
number .
Calves sold alive farms reporting .
number .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting,
number.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
number ,
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
dollars .
Wool farms reporting .
pounds .
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
the farm business dollars.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars ,
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting. ,
acres . ,
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . ,
bushels . ,
Oats farms reporting. .
acres . ,
bushels .
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting.,
dollars . ,
/36
139,655
189.7
22,440
124.94
711
58,794
186
76
420
276
40
209
214
147
152
440
460
534
758
705
1,486
645
829
690
500
623
623
394
202
140
730
698
697
323
420
174
272
670
24,898
649
15,687
176
460
131
1,662
397
177,370
508
3,094
628
10,765
45
1,175
45
740
225
156,950
250
2,144,080
619
5,159,053
40
5,170
736
4,082,742
2,278,015
501,530
85,690
676,535
413,187
127,785
573
10,875
35
290
6,950
488
6,140
273,785
39,610
45
235,750
36
275
7.6
41,389
5,418.18
15
135
5
500
5
40
36
353,325
20,000
7,500
750
196,900
58,500
69,675
72
3,136
43.6
77,752
1,570.48
45
1,955
10
5
52
129
56
127
60
75
67
25
1
1
70
2
72
71
71
30
55
37
83
6
130
1
125
10
30
11
77,000
1
10
1
50
5
30
11
36,375
11
784,500
2
65,555
5
350
72
678,280
155,935
37,000
53,450
336,100
39,310
56,485
15
180,000
15
119,680
2,530
611,593
241.7
14,237
58.86
2,475
200,241
850
463
307
1,850
534
1
145
246
246
11
11
1,538
1,558
1,297
1,440
2,340
4,167
2,215
2,588
2,179
1,768
2,308
2,017
2,025
313
182
2,459
2,423
2,398
1,364
2,098
474
595
2,409
97,931
2,379
59,795
852
2,183
602
3,578
1,025
159,390
1,878
11,210
2,359
37,440
95
2,330
52
770
332
69,100
477
1,875,375
2,369
17,186,470
83
10,377
2,530
9,998,925
5,937,659
1,194,220
289,677
1,257,080
1,087,215
233,074
1,159
12,330
26
122
4,250
1,490
21,446
1,115,500
26
29,450
575
110,770
192.6
22,704
119.84
530
45,287
152
102
340
194
11
30
103
103
77
77
323
325
350
493
535
1,114
500
628
534
410
443
434
374
71
125
555
549
539
276
356
119
223
485
18,893
469
11,473
102
283
91
611
261
86,610
342
1,852
448
6,470
25
660
15
735
116
37,835
126
934,260
443
3,719,095
25
9,030
575
2,862,528
1,476,660
396,826
61,649
509,118
237,472
180,803
558
10,292
56
675
17,080
383
5,250
234,960
26
79,165
217
27,598
127.2
30,653
252.92
201
13,188
65
45
132
75
5
5
50
50
20
20
125
125
122
179
192
360
192
227
212
127
105
105
202
5
10
212
212
207
95
125
72
122
145
3,625
140
2,205
30
60
16
267
81
99,265
95
380
115
1,285
6
175
5
65
36
70,000
41
1,327,400
110
785,565
5
425
217
1,139,950
490,610
65,285
14,710
370,300
79,550
119,495
85
1,830
11
118
790
101
1,445
52,930
8,240
35
162,750
884
201,181
227.6
21,484
95.53
834
77,482
336
161
492
357
10
25
221
226
87
87
638
655
604
790
824
1,732
799
1,049
839
689
748
763
572
226
86
854
819
793
422
582
259
357
793
32,539
763
20,143
228
620
187
1,013
407
194,910
622
4,163
743
13,102
65
1,825
35
680
192
806,147
242
1,878,520
758
7,139,445
35
5,475
884
4,974,924
2,929,473
549,090
85,060
886,676
413,518
111,107
483
7,768
95
780
13,785
467
7,835
343,105
382
76,365
199.9
16,190
100.51
372
31,753
127
71
245
137
192
198
67
67
202
202
222
282
352
656
362
460
347
297
221
211
241
86
55
357
342
337
156
213
47
266
7,805
251
4,370
86
216
95
1,250
170
133,165
167
1,592
227
2,575
25
865
86
4,665
171
531,820
145
1,342,160
221
1,484,405
76
39,945
382
1,620,095
903,710
203,585
42,240
256,825
178,255
35,480
242
4,365
212
2,760
75,225
297
6,360
320,170
31
70,135
15
2,200
NEW YORK
151
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
• sample of terns. See text]
496
104,469
210.6
26,660
126.51
436
65,901
201
106
280
201
15
416
496
191
192
276
276
401
552
481
1,260
471
614
476
361
221
226
325
130
31
451
446
446
176
241
101
114
321
12,164
271
5,716
55
100
100
510
215
186,500
241
1,705
255
2,945
25
80
30
1,015
180
120,075
180
2,479,550
226
2,145,907
31
11,798
496
1,902,775
668,310
340,865
81,050
392,670
317,170
102,710
391
12,060
441
11,682
397,890
421
12,005
731,300
35
50,810
1,652
460,077
278.5
19,539
69.69
1,622
170,281
593
342
976
590
16
70
793
815
90
90
1,066
1,067
1,051
1,602
1,587
3,292
1,487
1,871
1,437
1,094
1,304
1,274
887
504
245
1,526
1,523
1,508
635
955
291
504
1,446
55,151
1,376
30,794
387
818
328
2,374
658
127,900
1,004
5,703
1,276
17,454
78
2,954
99
5,440
260
105,045
340
1,335,715
1,329
10,057,406
109
43,683
1,652
7,914,050
3,094,017
818,406
187,756
2,571,285
947,083
295,503
1,025
14,316
711
8,981
220,860
1,400
33,127
1,616,692
100
453,304
1,080
84,225
78.0
101,978
1,405.09
916
60,774
189
72
569
390
13
108
140
140
16
16
61
61
949
2,964
832
2,585
994
1,511
1,065
582
57
42
979
29
39
1,054
1,020
1,005
352
554
567
1,858
196
2,873
148
1,823
67
281
92
591
269
374,171
48
432
67
1,191
10
175
166
356,020
186
4,290,130
62
985,720
5
60
1,080
20,768,160
8,162,526
1,176,469
93,965
6,989,552
1,545,101
2,800,547
108
995
170
1,742
48,450
10
50
1,300
1,538
478
3,410,990
693
103,495
149.3
30,836
224.89
555
30,099
138
83
438
228
2
25
10
10
5
5
301
301
426
593
528
853
604
711
672
514
448
454
537
38
101
673
671
666
319
430
116
217
509
17,952
488
10,755
144
228
86
381
385
1,117,670
331
1,785
468
6,725
10
395
5
15
342
1,773,765
340
13,382,808
463
3,756,345
5
250
693
8,063,794
5,904,352
1,090,710
33,640
687,390
292,337
55,365
Tioga
217
1,773
45
375
16,375
27,314
742
177,430
239.1
24,293
106.05
686
59,645
255
125
426
281
5
30
286
291
80
80
465
465
532
825
671
1,408
637
853
672
541
580
585
480
132
125
717
701
681
385
565
187
275
635
29,255
610
17,635
181
338
85
530
330
214,625
495
3,835
560
10,065
35
645
10
290
210
628,325
220
2,805,915
575
6,359,345
10
2,625
742
4,942,070
3,022,005
512,070
100,475
811,550
380,285
115,685
505
8,700
105
1,015
24,245
566
10,105
520,955
39,855
Xi 'lupiilm.
654
130,820
200.0
26,972
131.95
634
60,207
236
131
351
282
21
298
318
183
188
444
444
439
544
609
1,358
608
835
599
529
448
438
469
130
50
614
588
588
275
370
169
221
528
21,465
483
12,085
117
213
125
2,805
272
297,280
407
3,252
458
6,990
50
3,010
31
1,179
157
229,165
187
4,701,060
433
4,635,943
41
10,900
654
3,990,585
2,427,495
368,540
111,615
617,265
355,915
109,755
629
13,698
277
5,010
151,480
564
10,906
632,664
28,507
25
36,980
911
110,873
121.7
39,466
371.28
763
46,415
282
147
637
247
7
20
43
48
52
54
280
291
621
966
689
1,466
829
1,132
860
537
294
314
750
105
60
861
828
813
436
544
276
662
470
12,476
414
7,694
162
373
71
1,748
364
523,120
304
1,977
375
5,473
21
1,535
30
720
271
1,457,625
294
6,008,675
328
3,038,815
51
7,645
911
7,749,682
3,577,542
651,030
97,340
2,783,010
469,820
170,940
225
4,546
60
846
25,185
50
674
23,920
96
762,615
82
19,331
235.7
24,607
131.96
77
2,150
11
10
82
82
82
31
36
16
31
57
1,067
52
550
25
60
16
512
42
33,385
21
144
36
297
6
431
26
6,835
31
362,460
26
134,163
5
40
82
329,045
227,260
19,170
3,635
52,300
25,925
755
16
85
2
80
1,625
1,823
5
325
Washing ton
1,231
301,090
244.6
17,021
73.68
1,206
104,295
331
185
769
431
1
30
185
186
131
136
809
816
720
884
1,114
2,235
1,120
1,412
1,125
839
1,093
1,112
763
208
255
1,171
1,135
1,125
397
499
381
529
1,144
51,566
1,114
31,165
308
610
192
2,076
444
199,050
921
5,108
1,119
18,581
50
1,885
40
2,940
210
128,003
255
2,140,339
1,108
11,460,067
62
26,295
1,231
6,571,407
3,721,176
573,070
171,618
1,335,133
589,865
180,545
1,018
18,308
36
155
3,750
658
8,154
380,346
77,072
10
74,615
Wayne
1,640
242,944
148.1
25,079
176.25
1,61*
138,809
609
290
899
657
9
75
463
473
303
30*
565
579
1,27*
1,946
1,540
3,835
1,527
2,021
1,550
1,091
596
590
1,228
208
202
1,534
1,506
1,481
594
894
402
829
866
27,749
736
14,389
172
511
315
*,*70
540
283,225
589
4,051
714
8,785
155
5,115
30
560
405
941,475
425
2,992,930
625
5,137,640
30
7,250
1,640
9,649,536
2,116,875
836,575
425,318
4,290,674
1,254,645
725,449
953
18,310
834
11,633
366,949
864
14,227
859,155
30,034
435
2,334,615
205
17,511
85.4
168,472
2,169.86
189
7,127
30
30
134
50
21
42
47
173
309
111
31?
195
325
200
106
21
26
202
1
1
205
198
198
38
53
123
400
47
2,355
17
739
33
91
20
2,305
58
62,620
47
895
26
805
10
1,075
100
43
79,925
38
1,032,750
16
308,500
10
1,280
205
2,970,650
533,025
144,316
7,375
1,631,499
201,630
452,805
21
325
Wyoming
2,975
30
133,500
1,244
266,781
214.5
24,899
116.79
1,204
119,267
387
181
732
442
70
442
444
11*
115
796
806
699
97*
1,17*
2,777
1,1*3
1,*65
1,17*
968
1,092
1,107
786
332
111
1,209
1,198
1,198
509
703
3*9
506
1,167
5*,376
1,126
33,107
219
420
153
1,920
465
72,240
992
7,135
1,121
20,383
50
1,785
40
6,445
200
63,480
260
791,485
1,101
12,160,608
45
26,950
1,24*
6,623,756
3,023,210
866,295
228,422
1,374,121
781,963
349,745
951
16,165
437
7,278
215,031
1,031
19,568
1,166,775
82
196,880
722
123,830
171.5
22,138
130.90
712
66,4%
225
115
476
215
1
30
382
418
201
201
347
347
562
795
702
1,719
617
792
672
486
380
370
525
141
51
677
672
657
231
331
146
208
476
15,022
411
7,288
130
220
175
2,360
276
226,540
340
2,150
370
4,105
70
1,855
66
6,105
201
202,340
211
2,654,040
365
2,503,785
81
54,345
722
2,913,885
1,090,455
250,275
135,585
809,160
443,150
185,260
466
9,965
602
10,498
3*0,065
457
8,815
467,360
19,400
151
850,090
152
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
Estimated number of farms .
1950.
1954 .
Faim operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959 .
Under 25 years number 1959 .
•25 to rt4 years number 1959 .
35 to 44 years number 1959 .
45 to 51 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 forms operators reporting 1959 .
1954 .
100 or more days operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Farms by tenure of operator:
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number
All tenants number
Cash tenanta number
Share-cash tenants number
Crop-share tenants number
Livestock-share tenanta number
Other and unspecified tenants number
1954.
1959 .
1954..
1959..
1954 .
1959..
1954 .
1959.
1954 .
1959.
1954 .
1959.
1954 .
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop forms other than vegetable and r.ui r.n.l mil . . number 1959. .
Cash-grain number 1959. .
Tobacco number 1959. .
Cotton number 1959 . .
Other field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable 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. .
Livestock ranches number 1959 . .
General farms number 1959 . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959. .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farma number 1959 . .
(loss I number 1959 . .
Class 11 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 . .
Abnormal number 1959..
Value of products sold by source:
All farm products sold total, dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
average per farm, dollars 1959 . .
1954..
All crop* sold dollars 1959 .
1954..
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fniits and nuts, sold dollars 1959.
1954 .
Vegetables sold dollars 1959.
1054.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959.
1954 .
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Dairy products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, other
Ulan poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959.
1954.
81,359
105,661
61,422
1,374
8,965
18,035
20,480
17,705
14,863
50.9
37,005
48,979
27,946
35,729
29,636
33,692
57,093
78,799
20,832
21,274
535
520
3,899
5,121
1,964
2,223
225
266
245
347
385
857
1,080
1,428
2,524
1,680
844
1,665
2,694
3,683
39,089
2,827
2,376
27,501
56,760
2,112
6,657
16,717
17,313
11,208
2,753
25,599
18,728
6,769
102
755,409,872
668,487,613
9,172
6,327
201,063,111
207,036,308
72,679,200
74,634,640
35,891,360
35,199,618
44,256,365
54,416,604
48,236,186
42,785,446
554,346,761
461,451,305
70,092,896
78,292,073
408,632,368
334,322,440
75,621,497
48,836,792
988
1,075
948
13
106
185
255
206
183
51.5
461
500
358
375
379
305
637
853
301
254
5
10
45
58
25
36
60
5
96
351
25
366
643
7
80
160
181
150
65
345
280
65
7,258,744
6,095,614
7,347
5,670
1,850,549
1,623,834
273,231
371,552
395,224
626,268
160,725
170,247
1,021,369
455,767
5,408,195
4,471,780
980,973
1,020,732
3,580,860
2,939,770
846,362
511,278
1,772
2,061
1,708
31
195
367
410
384
321
51.0
878
1,106
643
780
687
740
1,263
1,566
452
517
2
6
55
91
20
27
5
3
5
4
10
28
15
29
10
16
891
35
737
51
265
406
230
80
726
610
115
1
10,390,685
8,540,157
5,864
4,144
1,051,220
1,398,458
663,997
1,045,250
91,466
87,546
7,196
13,614
288,561
252,048
9,339,465
7,141,699
1,051,277
604,804
6,627,427
5,595,696
1,660,761
941,199
11
10
5
2
1
1
1
48.8
266,606
128,485
24,237
12,849
247,135
102,485
1,465
12,500
26,120
135
270
234,500
74,630
19,471
26,000
19,471
26,000
1,450
2,082
1,414
23
159
332
352
327
221
50.1
757
1,250
645
985
722
875
990
1,596
430
350
10
571
894
25
78
256
335
180
20
556
435
121
9,958,811
8,367,935
6,868
4,019
720,047
772,611
253,155
238,144
28,320
44,440
60,291
73,596
378,281
416,431
9,238,764
7,595,324
761,495
1,013,388
7,208,157
5,876,120
1,269,112
705,816
2,242
3,090
2,235
48
283
499
549
495
361
50.0
1,116
1,548
845
1,065
770
970
1,645
2,311
472
580
10
23
115
126
55
56
1,325
46
680
1,592
33
132
425
542
345
115
650
510
140
16,407,469
13,662,575
7,318
4,422
1,107,700
1,265,410
310,110
395,985
108,977
142,714
173,069
244,127
515,544
482,584
15,299,769
12,397,165
1,066,849
977,254
11,898,748
10,077,723
2,334,172
1,342,188
2,117
2,455
2,060
40
266
486
500
398
370
50.0
1,051
1,136
768
775
830
860
1,357
1,735
649
629
6
14
105
113
45
48
10
6
15
14
16
35
29
312
306
32
25
90
870
102
631
1,512
64
166
462
465
285
70
605
460
145
19,217,577
14,852,717
9,078
6,050
6,811,756
5,624,181
5,365,515
4,374,714
938,069
768,126
249,820
296,659
258,352
184,682
12,405,821
9,228,536
1,819,758
1,884,674
8,785,740
6,358,992
1,800,323
984,870
3,770
4,693
3,767
54
424
857
966
734
732
50.9
2,207
2,661
1,704
1,951
1,823
1,706
2,914
3,753
745
734
21
5
90
129
45
66
5
5
20
2
5
11
15
45
15
16
587
80
1,223
150
81
1,618
2,240
59
130
533
737
646
135
1,530
1,215
310
5
23,426,385
21,435,758
6,214
4,568
8,700,184
7,614,575
563,854
619,547
860,619
1,018,344
6,340,038
5,226,496
935,673
750,188
14,726,201
13,821,183
1,264,225
1,832,740
10,806,195
10,300,530
2,655,781
1,687,913
NEW YORK
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
153
AND 1954
*
lot onl) a sample of farms. See texl]
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
714
1,885
1,492
1,272
1,157
2,487
1,026
2,698
538
1,213
597
1,577
747
1
1,022
2,249
2,074
1,453
1,148
2,776
1,352
3,952
779
1,883
742
1,916
1,048
2
737
1,855
1,478
1,217
1,107
2,438
1,013
2,706
519
1,278
588
1,573
728
3
11
35
31
14
31
51
10
30
5
30
7
23
14
4
90
249
172
97
157
265
82
240
33
143
46
165
63
5
167
451
303
245
251
566
199
513
117
306
124
367
135
6
175
486
394
303
270
616
278
722
128
319
151
381
184
7
173
341
347
325
224
592
261
635
128
254
111
315
198
8
121
293
231
233
174
348
183
566
108
226
149
322
134
9
50.4
49.3
50.4
52.8
49.1
50.1
52.5
52.5
53.2
50.3
53.0
51.3
52.3
10
392
812
686
483
492
931
358
1,323
277
488
279
777
321
11
605
946
905
546
496
1,021
502
1,906
477
780
371
1,076
495
12
343
597
525
351
333
624
265
1,114
207
358
239
612
218
13
545
691
638
421
310
703
371
1,611
351
545
301
826
365
14
383
539
483
432
330
638
336
1,220
231
376
302
626
283
15
520
566
558
500
250
542
336
1,520
337
517
271
820
480
16
537
1,275
1,177
794
798
1,758
570
1,899
414
1,023
442
1,018
432
17
881
1,792
1,529
1,035
803
2,220
861
2,934
661
1,524
610
1,285
827
18
141
535
283
390
333
634
306
657
96
140
145
457
233
n
173
396
323
317
292
502
312
841
139
192
120
504
225
20
6
5
7
7
1
4
43
12
3
10
6
6
21
4
4
7
14
7
18
31
14
8
5
1
9
1
22
30
70
25
81
25
91
107
130
25
40
10
96
76
23
32
88
108
74
32
125
106
174
31
50
11
146
45
24
15
45
10
46
15
66
81
75
5
10
10
41
41
25
13
45
37
37
16
74
68
98
10
14
5
63
28
26
5
5
5
5
5
15
5
5
27
2
4
8
5
4
2
5
2
4
7
10
10
3
13
2
28
29
1
5
6
5
4
1
2
3
5
2
4
11
5
30
31
11
6
36
6
'4
3
1
5
1
13
22
2
32
10
15
5
30
5
25
16
45
5
15
45
30
33
5
33
21
23
9
44
30
62
20
16
6
37
13
34
10
11
20
20
5
55
45
10
5
91
80
15
5
35
36
37
10
11
5
10
5
11
10
38
39
5
1
5
11
16
15
109
1
5
72
40
5
22
96
81
88
1
5
15
5
41
87
86
118
30
77
98
100
6
25
15
72
65
42
220
1,356
1,060
550
770
1,767
480
973
240
810
265
620
338
43
26
25
31
56
35
87
62
105
5
30
30
61
35
44
45
IB
5
21
21
30
36
48
21
35
15
25
101
15
366
386
342
391
286
492
264
1,233
271
312
277
545
274
47
364
1,525
1,170
881
897
2,016
803
1,571
277
928
336
1,047
475
18
13
31
15
74
60
50
78
95
4
7
50
11
49
35
217
76
182
165
184
230
165
16
60
35
140
26
50
75
500
340
260
285
704
205
446
52
185
66
310
153
51
136
485
394
160
250
691
180
465
10O
345
135
292
170
52
95
246
280
150
130
286
70
330
85
240
80
175
85
53
10
46
65
55
7
101
40
70
20
91
20
80
30
SI
350
360
322
391
260
471
223
1,127
261
285
261
530
272
55
270
260
261
305
195
361
155
806
181
200
156
395
217
51
75
100
60
80
65
110
65
320
80
85
105
135
50
57
5
1
6
3
1
5
58
4,710,115
18,576,554
11,907,982
16,075,652
13,645,892
24,479,159
16,148,148
22,965,359
2,818,876
8,248,537
3,220,211
15,578,176
7,817,906
59
4,861,377
15,429,375
9,544,041
12,284,916
9,795,505
20,762,231
15,215,035
21,192,530
3,068,887
8,552,948
2,525,060
14,047,210
6,825,705
CO
.6,597
9,855
7,981
12,638
11,794
9,843
15,739
8,512
5,240 .
6,800
5,394
9,878
10,466
61
"4"7757
"E7S61
4,602
8,455
8,533
7,479
11,254
5,362
3,940
4,542
3,403
7,332
6,513
t!
1,008,609
858,478
1,463,608
3,348,363
809,203
998,213
2,872,566
8,651,532
714,321
1,025,842
217,727
5,370,864
3,313,107
63
959,889
809,772
1,383,000
3,877,455
711,242
970,093
3,371,906
9,090,846
771,580
1,060,376
230,304
5,960,410
2,426,678
M
283,633
365,816
286,849
414,242
379,268
351,995
322,753
1,187,498
276,592
669,470
61,723
2,892,794
122,253
65
263, 4r
341,157
307,865
464,861
421,351
154,533
274,926
1,678,333
314,985
636,135
43,321
3,599,122
177,532
SB
100,264
186,873
39,374
346,931
183,750
268,357
168,175
3,148,188
20,653
103,727
8,021
2,011,447
43,222
67
67,011
208,648
37,282
282,483
96,511
466,290
547,208
3,296,644
30,120
230,976
9,665
1,995,476
35,111
66
10,667
7,527
775,418
2,510,820
6,402
8,259
1,776,996
1,941,319
215,773
14,751
13,262
95,379
271,915
69
13,273
10,321
797,502
3,030,412
3,098
10,843
2,034,123
2,328,569
130,555
24,519
13,220
78,897
195,045
7(1
614,045
298,262
361,967
76,370
239,783
369,602
604,642
2,374,527
201,303
237,894
IX, 721
371,244
2,875,717
71
616,194
249,646
240,351
99,699
190,282
338,427
515,649
1,787,300
295,920
168,746
164,098
286,915
2,018,990
72
3,701,506
17,718,076
10,444,374
12,727,289
12,836,689
23,480,946
13,275,582
14,313,827
2,104,555
7,222,695
3,002,484
10,207,312
4,504,799
73
3,901,488
14,619,603
8,161,041
8,407,461
9,084,263
19,792,138
11,843,129
12,101,684
2,297,307
7,492,572
2,294,756
8,086,800
4,399,027
74
1,183,139
1,266,205
101,282
1,608,778
763,977
1,850,861
1,535,545
1,855,685
134,936
197,087
293,242
1,088,278
661,450
75
1,271,151
1,564,231
226,737
1,406,474
927,696
1,957,000
1,887,040
2,386,455
367,164
459,775
409,728
1,128,366
912,578
76
2,078,035
14,876,634
9,195,244
9,720,375
10,294,415
18,442,002
10,085,691
9,736,848
1,573,273
6,218,520
2,281,865
7,297,124
3,349,898
77
2,324,274
11,619,831
7,246,247
6,265,506
7,383,574
16,261,678
8,434,734
7,935,943
1,663,898
6,382,056
1,695,341
5,362,819
3,121,762
7H
440,332
1,575,237
1,147,848
1,398,136
1,778,297
3,188,083
1,654,346
2,721,294
396,346
807,088
427,377
1,821,910
493,451
79
306,063
1,435,541
688,057
735,481
772,993
1,573,460
1,521,355
1,779,286
266,245
650,741
189,687
1,595,615
364,687
BO
154
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Mosl data for 1050 are base<l on reports
Item
(Foe definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
Estimated number of farms 1959 .
1954 . ,
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age numlier 19r.fi .
Under 25 years number 1059 .
25 to .14 years number 1050.
35 to 44 years number 1959 .
45 to 51 years number 1959.
55 to 64 years number 1959 .
65 or more years number 1950 .
Average ace years 1959 .
Oflfarm work aod other income:
Farm operators—
Working off their farms operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 or more days operators reporting 1059 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Farms by tenure ot operator:
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers .
number 1959 . .
1954..
All tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Cash tenants number 1959..
1954 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Crop-share tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Livestock-share tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Other and unspecified tenants 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 . .
Other field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable farms number 1959 . .
Fniit-and-nul farms number 1959..
Poultry farms number 1959 . .
Dairy farms number 1950 . .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number 1959..
Livestock ranches number 1959 . .
General farn,s number 1959..
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959.
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 .
(lass 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 .
Abnormal number 1959 .
Value of products sold by source:
All farm products sold <otel, dollars 1959
1954.
average per farm, dollars 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
All crops sold. .
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold
Vegetables sold
Fruits ami nuts sold .
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold
All livestock and livestock products sold.
Poulu-y and poultry products sold
Dairy products sold
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold
.dollars 1959..
1054..
. dollars 1959. .
1054..
.dollars 1959..
1954 . .
. dollars 1959. .
1954..
. dollars 1959..
1954..
. dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
. dollars 1959.
1954 . .
. dollars 1959.
1954.
5
5
12
15
5(3.0
19,915
40,082
664
2,672
10,278
8,046
2,317
326
250
465
416
7,295
7,255
9,637
32,036
7,102
24,617
5,510
2,535
1,909
1,421
1,737
1,368
34
201
3*4
311
251
227
49.1
461
702
338
412
317
356
1,048
1,304
288
320
15
10
70
85
30
26
6
15
5
1,028
31
20
316
,110
18
111
416
365
175
25
311
241
65
5
13,743,899
10,815,652
9,672
6,227
815,153
768,787
273,317
184,747
339,015
446,350
78,932
62,985
123,889
74,705
L2, 928,746
10,046,865
257,777
418,074
11,266,646
8,846,437
1,404,323
782,354
2,377
2,977
2,342
39
288
539
574
513
389
50.1
921
1,171
570
705
519
606
1,687
2,207
521
468
34
18
135
285
15
25
5
10
75
183
40
44
29
1,774
55
426
1,987
28
158
689
705
341
66
390
270
120
22,619,446
17,461,712
9,516
5,866
1,331,057
961,633
600,686
22,407
32,509
12,728
4,867
334,289
230,026
21,288,389
16,593,624
1,543,495
1,265,147
16,742,865
13,811,092
3,002,029
1,517,385
2
5
2
56.7
306,210
622,178
19,138
15,554
145,210
407,480
50
17,430
145,160
390,000
161,000
214,698
33,275
140,000
167,600
21,000
13,823
1,238
1,506
1,274
21
186
298
308
260
201
49.4
290
339
286
251
1,031
1,319
177
195
5
946
15
246
1,008
138
388
336
135
11
230
125
105
12,372,745
9,764,033
9,994
6,483
576,886
457,878
134,030
101,073
4,342
5,362
13,118
3,001
425,396
348,442
11,795,859
9,306,155
170,026
218,715
10,397,617
8,365,166
1,228,216
722,274
1,312
1,584
1,287
16
170
284
307
287
223
50.5
564
686
417
475
432
438
839
984
362
440
101
180
51
65
10
23
112
89
15
672
51
377
957
55
135
352
225
170
20
355
255
100
15,634,192
13,668,249
11,916
8,629
5,435,870
5,886,753
3,897,313
4,419,803
546,376
,:<. ,,-.:
36,772
43,016
955,409
821,293
10,198,322
7,781,496
477,955
562,486
7,600,701
5,832,765
2,119,666
1,386,245
1,711
2,015
1,673
39
209
386
407
354
278
49.9
693
831
503
600
488
530
1,102
1,418
494
550
20
4
95
85
40
37
5
7
45
1,098
35
435
1,281
30
211
465
375
175
25
430
325
105
19,261,377
14,868,942
11,257
7,379
2,533,293
2,136,953
1,196,296
756,076
. L08,22
1,192,994
20,261
24,270
208,511
163,613
16,728,084
12,731,989
627,085
872,855
14,101,255
10,641,958
1,999,744
1,217,176
1,832
2,676
1,852
26
147
364
446
448
421
53.0
825
1,356
674
1,090
788
1,061
1,119
1,925
517
620
1
18
195
158
100
74
13
25
15
10
19
60
37
101
90
138
132
70
437
126
733
1,206
94
245
362
225
200
80
626
460
165
1
18,323,795
19,889,183
10,002
7,432
9,830,554
12,234,170
3,165,543
4,723,402
2,077,398
2,165,527
2,426,770
3,399,138
2,160,843
1,946,103
8,493,241
7,655,013
910,263
1,494,505
5,856,285
4,914,759
1,726,693
1,245.749
NEW YORK
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
foe only n sample of farms. See text]
155
V
c
3^
■
-■
Montg emery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
1,081
228
2,519
2,477
1,721
1,859
2,165
1,227
2,061
2,405
167
55
1
1,286
340
3,345
3,269
2,537
2,373
2,071
1,572
2,924
2,819
246
82
2
1,061
227
2,436
2,473
1,744
1,892
2,034
1,252
1,977
2,380
153
60
3
26
2
32
45
23
31
33
18
65
44
2
1
<
122
12
212
264
191
231
269
121
199
252
16
1
5
246
46
519
585
401
446
439
291
414
560
22
10
e
268
62
640
615
409
463
545
317
469
602
31
22
7
219
72
494
511
382
392
409
270
418
507
49
14
9
180
33
539
453
338
329
339
235
412
415
33
12
9
50.0
52.3
52.3
50.6
51.2
50.4
49.9
51.2
51.2
50.5
53.8
53.5
10
318
31
1,416
1,042
763
961
632
623
1,059
935
64
11
11
406
45
1,975
1,476
1,175
1,235
571
720
1,516
1,202
95
12
236
28
1,243
800
579
716
478
468
854
644
56
9
13
276
45
1,650
1,196
935
815
405
495
1,115
812
90
14
249
48
1,473
754
554
680
517
510
1,000
700
75
22
16
261
35
1,465
1,196
850
675
455
411
1,190
652
75.
5
16
705
181
1,893
1,728
977
1,135
1,339
826
1,548
1,481
92
51
17
950
243
2,512
2,361
1,784
1,581
1,358
1,106
2,282
2,148
148
71
18
321
6
471
677
663
593
498
361
452
776
36
1
19
288
46
544
797
647
630
469
347
491
556
43
1
20
5
10
25
11
1
21
13
10
1
27
19
3
21
9
10
18
18
9
8
15
3
8
9
7
SS
50
31
130
61
80
110
315
30
60
121
20
!!
49
30
149
105
99
152
287
80
77
110
22
11
24
30
25
65
51
55
40
245
10
35
45
15
21
10
21
59
64
51
42
222
23
37
53
20
11
26
15
5
15
10
5
5
20
1
4
1
8
5
6
16
4
7
2
2
28
5
5
5
50
5
5
5
21
1
15
1
7
32
14
9
2
5
-1
10
5
15
25
10
15
31
15
8
ii
10
30
7
14
8
17
92
10
6
40
5
5
25
10
15
36
5
i.i
19
8
59
24
25
32
40
27
28
33
2
94
10
2
71
31
66
186
20
50
20
10
35
10
2
71
10
21
66
186
10
10
45
5
10
10
10
-
39
39
5
35
55
35
30
46
375
112
61
5
U
221
5
6
45
96
93
30
6
1
45
1
76
45
60
101
172
70
85
176
22
1'
831
10
410
1,527
832
591
968
203
843
1,607
32
1
1
10
5
85
60
96
82
30
66
66
80
16
H
5
160
'41
'85
135
26
162
30
46
«
175
175
1,441
733
546
673
478
471
926
481
91
*54
r
911
213
1,134
1,795
1,196
1,189
1,747
767
1,151
1,934
91
55
K
21
38
23
63
25
51
80
72
28
65
14
10
11
85
60
105
206
141
182
350
100
41
164
16
5
•><
385
40
271
635
420
301
571
220
311
610
20
20
s
330
50
330
541
265
375
391
220
421
645
21
10
5;
85
15
305
285
275
245
245
115
300
370
5
s:
5
10
100
65
70
35
110
40
50
80
'26
5
54
170
15
1,385
682
525
670
418
460
910
471
76
5.
110
10
1,035
456
395
460
271
275
700
331
65
5(
60
5
345
5
220
6
130
205
5
145
2
185
210
135
5
11
51
11,258,375
.6,172,453
13,567,414
24,287,493
15,337,659
17,783,448
24,926,079
13,497,582
11,589,205
21,779,766
1,628,743
2,073,562
9!
8,163,383
9,468,604
15,444,024
20,551,958
13,156,674
15,980,309
20,823,619
13,940,238
10,297,748
16,445,580
1,750,423
2,863,605
6C
10,415
_5VE2_,
5.386
9,805
8,912
9,566
11,513
11,000
5,623
9,056
9,753
37,701
e
6,348
27,849
6;287
5,186
6,734
10,055
8,868
3,522
5,834
7,058
34,924
9!
420,848
5,673,549
7,467,134
3,529,804
3,192,593
6,636,319
6,473,411
8,268,265
1,957,318
1,263,542
158,240
1,799,184
C.
694,462
7,942,373
10,008,741
3,192,032
3,191,808
7,315,164
4,762,781
9,695,045
2,159,036
1,046,253
185,964
2,437,005
1
214,690
327,432
1,834,853
1,139,672
1,835,004
4,132,666
377,098
1,574,478
447,369
497,691
25,032
I
308,602
643,249
2,247,967
838,266
1,816,220
4,464,597
167,827
2,163,986
573,403
351,665
17,661
61
50,145
521,450
781,156
1,273,225
543,017
1, 178, 599
4,399,094
3,123,941
992,288
326,914
25,210
29,000
61
197,745
583,733
702,353
1,359,279
446,182
1,348,502
2,696,552
2,281,166
946,175
442,308
84,405
50, 575
Bf
29,992
31,627
3,985,604
59,168
394,424
687,522
1,201,361
2,890,858
292,169
6,970
59,490
208
9!
25,046
13,113
6,443,414
81,458
406,637
851,900
1,489,789
4,678,465
462,261
4,296
52,762
71
126,021
4,793,040
865,521
1,057,739
420,148
637, 532
495,858
678,988
225,492
431,967
48,508
1,769,976
7
163,069
6,702,278
615,007
913,029
520,769
650, 165
408,613
571,428
177, 197
247,984
31,136
2,386,430
T.
10,837,527
498,904
6,100,280
20,757,689
12,145,066
11,147,129
18,452,668
5,229,317
9,631,887
20,516,244
1,470,503
274,378
1
7,468,921
1,526,231
5,435,283
17,359,926
9,964,866
8,665,145
16,060,838
4,245,193
8,138,712
15,399,327
1,564,459
426,800
7
257,066
310,532
1,149,609
706,833
1,103,225
1,785,844
2,407,596
558,133
1,020,273
2,538,443
459,678
9,378
7
357,592
785,705
1,560,091
1,000,409
1,368,688
1,953,578
2,657,356
705,555
1,589,174
1,809,069
352,578
7
9,518,235
164,210
3,541,660
17,572,316
9,338,015
7,032,081
14,598,491
2,756,103
7,299,355
15,767,296
736,435
261,000
7
6,461,321
615,420
2,794,375
14,518,649
7,585,731
5,253,400
11,944,920
2,371,177
5,719,420
121,224,734
1,012,208
384,500
7
1,062,226
24,162
1,409,011
2,478,540
1,703,826
2,329,204
1,446,581
1,915,081
1,312,259
2,210,505
274,390
4,000
7S
650,008
125,106
1,080,817
1,840,868
1,010,447
1,458,167
1,258,562
1, 168,461
830, 118
1,365,524
199,673
42,300
M
156
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1959 are onset! on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
St. Lawrence
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
Estiniatod number of faxnis .
1950..
1954..
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959 . .
Under 25 years number 1959 . .
■25 to 34 years number 1959..
35 to 44 years number 1959 . .
45 to 5 1 years number 1959 . .
55 to 84 years number 1959 . .
65 or more years number 1959 . .
Average ace years 1959 . .
Off-farm work aod other income:
Farm operators—
Working off their farms operators reporting 1959 . .
1954..
100 or more days operators reporting 1959 . .
1954..
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Farms by tenure of operator-
Full owners number 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners number 1959 . .
1954..
Managers number 1959 .. .
1954..
All tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
C*sh tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Crop-share tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Livestock-share tenants number 1959..
1954..
Otiier and unspecified tenants number 1959..
1954 . .
Farms by type of (arm:
Field-crop farms other than vegetable and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959 . .
Cash-grain number 1959. .
Tobacco. number 1959 . .
Cotton number 1959. .
Other field-crop number 1959 . .
Vegetable 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..
Livestock ranches number 1959 . .
General farms number 1959..
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959. .
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959 . .
Class 1 number 1959 . .
Class n 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 . .
Abnormal number 1959 . .
Value ot products sold by source:
All farm products sold total, dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
61 average per farm, dollars 1959 . .
82 I95* ■ ■
83 All crops sold dollars 1959 .
1954 . .
Field crops, other tlian vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Vegetables sold dollars 1959.
1954.
69 Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959 .
70 l95<-
Forest products and horticultural
specially products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1959 .
74 1954 .
75 Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 .
76 WW •
77 Dairy products sold dollars 1959.
78 1954-
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
1,151
1,618
1,128
15
99
232
270
258
254
52.7
487
760
381
560
455
507
780
1,201
301
339
65
568
15
431
736
12
71
211
210
202
30
415
320
90
5
8,180,254
7,568,339
7,107
4,678
884,823
1,125,436
233,009
323,768
134,904
177,861
127,204
192,015
389,706
431,792
7,295,431
6,442,903
1,047,952
1,443,408
5,201,393
4,400,185
1,046,086
599,310
68
1
2
11
14
24
16
55.1
698,893
921,860
10,589
13,169
672,019
868,299
213
135
221,825
236,400
35
364
449,946
631,400
26,874
53, 561
14,120
12,611
12,000
12,754
28,950
93
136
96
1
• 5
20
30
23
1,557,032
2,082,521
16,742
15,313
1,120,294
1,540,920
6,366
3,766
90,536
387,381
512,528
453,723
510,864
696,050
436,738
541,601
293,149
240,680
113,555
238,700
30,034
62,221
3,445
4,260
3,407
63
433
759
846
757
549
50.1
1,538
1,881
1,100
1,250
1,001
1,180
2,670
3,503
579
555
14
195
308
60
74
20
30
45
101
70
92
31
2,286
75
930
2,530
3
132
564
1,036
670
125
915
695
220
22,164,268
20,038,219
6,434
4,704
932,177
616,882
494, 540
212,010
25,071
18,395
9,586
6,430
402,980
380,047
21,232,091
19,421,337
537,726
613,711
17,460,350
16,774,969
3,234,015
2,032,657
1,101
1,870
1,135
13
110
243
2S4
241
244
52.0
556
1,037
464
837
513
952
830
1,396
224
280
12
5
35
87
5
34
10
2
46
431
25
561
575
7
41
166
165
165
31
526
325
200
1
5,903,324
5,902,771
5,362
3,157
934,073
1,008,911
215,242
242,516
113, 525
162,178
249,741
320,423
355,565
283,794
4,969,251
4,893,860
592,447
858,713
3,763,575
3,482,127
613,229
553,020
342
406
146
150
122
115
152
150
242
320
90
94
5
3
5
31
27
100
15
165
217
7
15
45
70
65
15
125
75
50
1,853,975
2,052,810
5,421
5,056
406,966
491,854
64,883
82,316
79,293
79,593
26,299
13, 544
236,491
316,401
1,447,009
1,560,956
498,843
481,074
785, 565
945,266
162,601
134,616
1,179
1,520
1,177
12
113
246
306
302
198
51.5
500
631
329
440
305
375
782
1,036
357
364
10
6
30
52
15
26
10
1
5
80
713
45
30
300
884
18
100
265
351
130
20
295
165
130
9,957,468
9,071,966
8,446
5,968
764,226
952,081
394,719
428, 588
108,733
202,141
36,919
82,621
223,855
238,731
9,193,242
8,119,885
778,648
862,743
7,183,920
6,606,723
1,230,674
650,419
698
906
663
9
85
150
169
139
111
50.1
386
596
311
461
293
401
495
773
137
163
1
2
15
20
35
321
382
17
15
70
140
125
15
316
270
45
1
3,705,769
3,648,015
5,309
4,027
893,335
1,022,556
461,953
570,720
28,241
18,473
310,377
320,297
92,764
113,066
2,812,434
2,625,459
699,980
1,002,347
1,522,460
1,260,010
589,994
363,102
NEW YORK
157
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
for only a sample of farms. See text]
r> r
El*
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulteter
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
782
2,772
1,220
1,054
1,117
1,050
1,428
252
1,577
2,465
311
1,589
1,012
1
1,151
3,315
1,460
1,497
1,588
1,428
1,890
588
2,074
2,800
542
2,028
1,238
2
793
2,684
1,230
1,030
1,095
1,023
1,446
246
1,599
2,436
299
1,599
1,014
3
19
46
14
14
23
20
8
29
29
2
33
17
4
88
340
135
92
145
96
107
23
175
251
20
176
105
5
199
644
279
179
241
252
246
41
369
536
36
405
229
e
186
656
346
289
245
274
391
58
413
627
86
412
239
7
163
553
264
241
233
194
373
62
347
520
84
314
218
8
138
445
192
215
208
187
321
62
266
473
71
259
206
9
50.0
50.0
50.2
52.7
50.4
50.5
53.8
54.2
50.5
51.3
55.0
49.8
51.5
10
388
1,386
275
390
536
556
629
144
611
1,241
88
698
506
11
595
1,577
260
589
852
867
784
356
740
1,376
192
971
641
12
296
1,121
186
298
385
454
491
123
407
893
82
455
346
13
430
1,131
165
404
577
732
517
296
470
1,036
172
611
416
14
299
1,123
237
390
402
460
650
117
390
1,026
96
445
405
15
415
1,066
135
465
560
651
660
352
500
900
167
641
395
10
530
1,986
684
719
756
696
1,074
215
1,094
1,639
230
1,037
746
17
687
2,491
878
1,122
1,226
948
1,525
496
1,494
2,158
452
1,494
887
18
226
670
400
278
311
312
297
26
441
727
55
467
235
19
314
613
435
300
318
380
324
58
469
623
29
472
264
20
1
16
18
7
10
16
7
1
2
9
26
1
21
6
9
10
2
2
9
11
2
6
16
27
5
4
22
25
100
118
50
40
26
50
10
40
90
85
30
23
82
106
141
26
34
72
55
24
74
116
47
92
69
24
5
25
91
20
15
16
10
5
15
55
40
5
25
14
27
111
11
15
33
36
8
41
32
13
31
15
26
10
10
5
5
10
27
12
11
5
3
6
1
4
4
1
7
8
28
5
10
5
5
5
5
29
25
9
5
5
1
1
3
21
6
16
30
25
5
5
15
20
5
31
10
29
1
4
8
1
1
3
22
1
28
11
32
5
30
27
30
15
5
40
5
20
15
15
5
33
21
30
19
15
12
20
16
14
23
37
32
20
19
34
170
146
495
6
70
5
11
186
35
71
35
170
45
6
5
70
5
11
157
20
66
36
37
101
489
1
29
15
5
38
39
36
101
14
10
93
10
5
30
40
5
16
5
5
5
293
501
10
10
130
41
35
40
184
241
110
72
183
10
57
105
22
25
70
t-
205
1,243
52
418
550
402
277
21
1,092
510
16
1,058
290
13
20
81
20
25
50
61
15
45
51
26
85
51
44
IS
46
51
75
20
3
20
50
26
11
5
150
5
26
75
296
1,135
363
372
401
401
569
195
357
869
222
345
295
47
496
1,652
1,080
693
742
654
911
82
1,231
1,640
205
1,244
722
48
10
59
247
43
12
29
54
28
82
22
17
20
49
71
147
316
75
110
70
121
5
113
231
45
252
66
50
140
376
266
201
280
205
205
11
448
485
36
370
185
51
135
510
150
217
210
165
215
10
315
452
57
370
226
5!
125
450
85
151
105
135
225
30
256
340
20
200
195
53
15
110
16
6
25
50
91
26
71
50
25
35
30
54
286
1,120
140
361
375
396
517
170
346
825
106
345
290
55
210
845
95
236
250
280
361
130
220
610
65
255
215
Ml
75
275
40
120
120
100
156
40
125
215
36
90
75
',7
1
5
5
5
16
1
5
58
6,234,725
20,421,215
39,185,503
11,174,351
9,796,819
9,108,214
14,696,239
543,844
15,159,797
25,465,507
4,697,152
17,743,577
7,859,724
59
6,182,719
16,533,803
37,760,633
9,751,794
8,281,328
7,766,017
14,807,657
970,038
12,114,475
23,280,035
5,148,638
14,373,006
7,026,512
SO
7,973
7,367
32,119
10, 602
8,771
8,674
10,291
2,158
9,613
10,331
15,103
11,167
7,767
61
5,372
4,988
25,863
6,514
5,215
5,438
7,835
1,650
5,841
8,314
9,499
7,087
5,676
62
2,588,534
7,530,715
27,952,994
393,070
745,099
1,368,1-58
6,628,014
217,111
809,310
17,605,537
3,292,511
3,102,999
3, 561, 614
63
2,880,961
6,712,657
25,939,873
366,458
740,711
1,452,202
6,969,857
257,997
729,056
17,310,979
3,754,049
3,649,012
3,221,633
64
2,288,007
5,966,425
15,428,645
91,830
357, 599
1,090,591
211,825
12,625
368,936
3,874,211
19,508
2,346,134
1,670,757
65
2,440,655
5,068,796
15,351,880
48,255
1,144,008
250,236
6,752
348,148
3,105,533
19,855
2,857,876
1,655,522
66
56,671
459,742
3,569,946
38,781
5,920
70,169
908,320
6,376
69,250
2,544,901
100,580
287,755
564, 562
67
84,300
786,011
3,935,115 '
28,652
19,346
80,310
711,160
9,166
40,007
1,851,567
130,288
339,644
282,394
68
154,696
727,818
457,723
2,672
15,436
85,940
4,558,672
4,373
151,997
8,319,344
212,379
173,603
1,250,871
69
305,778
579,712
322,097
27,696
12,441
144,176
5,367,941
3,372
184,290
11,591,870
271, 414
246,482
1,228,064
70
89,160
376,730
8,496,680
259,787
366,144
121,458
949,197
193,737
219,127
2,867,081
2,960,044
295, 507
75,424
71
50,228
278,138
6,330,781
261,855
341,364
83,708
640, 520
238,707
156, 611
762,009
3,332,492
205,010
55,653
72
3,646,191
12,890,500
11,232,509
10,781,281
9,051,720
7,740,056
8,068,225
326,733
14,350,487
7, 859,970
1,404,641
14,640,578
4,298,110
73
3,301,758
9,821,146
11,820,760
9,385,336
7,540,617
6,313,815
7,837,800
712,041
11,385,419
5,969,056
1,394,589
10,723,994
3,804,879
U
927,241
561, 530
10,148,979
6,341,831
1,490,055
1,574,419
4,277,606
103, 557
1,170,820
1,302,278
608,713
322,903
995,273
n
892,835
1,121,496
10,627,444
5,686,773
1,798,055
1,757,146
3,731,981
359,584
1,711,093
1,360,679
552,509
593,411
1,090,324
7R
2,208,237
10,250,536
988,970
3,812,690
6,483,055
4,924,518
3,062,321
141,363
11,573,195
5,172,135
525,470
12,207,658
2,503,785
77
1,877,617
7,438,941
982,675
3,285,770
5,025,489
3,845,668
3,594,818
267,727
8,673,568
3,620,315
632,091
8,948,835
2,091,310
78
510,713
2,078,434
94,560
626,760
1,078,610
1,241,119
728,298
81,813
1,606,472
1,385,557
270,458
2,110,017
799,052
79
531,306
1,260,709
210,641
412,793
717,073
711,001
511,001
84,730
1,000,758
988,062
209,989
1,181,748
623,245
8(1
158
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[AH data except residence of operator are based
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
Estimated numlier of farms 1959 . .
1954 . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Grain combines farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Corn pickers farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Pick-up liaiers farms reporting 1950 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Motortrucks farms renorting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Tractors other than garden farms reportinc 1959 . .
number 1959 . .
1 tractor farms reporting 1059 . .
2 or more tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Crawler tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Garden tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Automobiles farms reporting 1950. .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Telephone farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Home freezer farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting 1959 . .
Bulk-type farms reporting 1959 . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 . .
Farms by kind ot toad on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 . .
1950..
Gravel, shell, or shale 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 n 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 dale of enumeration 1959 . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECF.DEIG ENUMERATION'
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
persons 1959. .
1954..
Operators working 1 or more hours persons 1 959 . .
1954 . .
1 to 14 hours persons 1959 . .
15 or more hours persons 1950 . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more 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
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
82,359
105,661
18,038
16,444
18,702
16,994
6,636
4,642
6,819
4,765
36,054
24,475
36,724
24,679
17,128
11,586
18,094
11,769
47, 589
53,745
66,505
71,020
73,008
84,302
155,546
144,445
70,215
138,679
29,718
40,497
69,501
79,965
131,158
124,041
6,719
5,036
7,521
5,655
15,371
13,553
16,867
14,749
73,173
89,695
93,160
122,941
74,242
87,643
53,915
50,421
45,074
51,233
43,710
7,271
2,485
37,289
59,385
79,264
12,402
14,794
9,746
24,643
5,358
4,388
4,272
116
11/8-11/14
72,896
95,820
111,184
150,602
71,362
93,298
17,244
54,118
28,605
39,822
20,544
27,798
46,680
94,274
15,825
17,765
28,966
32,956
10,395
5,430
74,486
99,882
3,946
4,397
988
1,075
166
155
181
155
55
35
60
35
386
265
406
265
195
95
215
95
582
570
922
690
903
870
1,976
1,480
812
1,594
356
456
812
790
1,509
1,170
75
60
85
60
331
245
382
250
888
935
1,177
1,295
943
975
620
510
406
390
416
95
20
322
606
797
201
336
180
210
125
55
45
10
11/8-11/14
883
965
1,431
1,570
873
900
175
698
432
558
262
275
481
495
202
180
331
275
121
81
777
1,116
36
45
1,772
2,061
514
406
519
406
51
31
51
31
773
481
773
481
313
231
323
231
957
1,011
1,146
1,236
1,592
1,691
2,827
2,554
1,542
2,541
863
679
1,536
1,656
2,384
2,302
147
66
157
71
281
171
286
181
1,556
1,761
1,799
2,157
1,552
1,636
1,197
1,085
1,112
1,196
997
121
66
745
994
1,456
390
380
376
716
125
251
236
15
11/1-11/7
1,620
1,876
2,417
2,766
1,595
1.831
516
1,079
551
822
285
366
371
1,006
215
201
281
266
186
29
1,567
2,063
87
11/1-11/7
1,450
2,082
218
148
218
148
12
31
12
31
635
430
640
431
387
210
392
210
839
977
1,075
1,216
1,259
1,627
2,411
2,414
1,224
2,113
617
607
1,219
1,532
2,015
2,051
93
67
98
72
288
291
298
291
1,260
1,787
1,513
2,388
1,309
1,741
1,039
972
873
1,017
893
20
56
658
927
1,334
227
155
276
765
161
115
115
2,242
3,090
385
283
390
288
81
56
86
56
1,007
670
1,028
690
531
208
546
208
1,027
1,290
1,219
1,596
1,962
2,385
3,579
3,418
1,947
3,309
1,050
897
1,907
2,285
3,065
2,952
203
166
244
171
255
290
270
295
2,042
2,490
2,440
3,174
2,032
2,595
1,517
1,504
1,511
1.929
1,401
317
100
1,012
1,359
1,959
536
491
297
937
136
161
161
1-11/7
11/8-11/14
1,314
2,062
1,942
2,865
1,999
3,232
3,079
4,448
1,294
2,007
1,902
2,770
358
505
936
1,502
518
857
705
1,225
316
385
422
649
568
730
724
1,296
231
305
267
424
362
433
399
561
157
226
74
79
1,265
2,041
1,928
2,881
38
86
65
116
2,117
2,455
980
870
1,035
920
693
435
718
465
1,020
669
1,041
714
442
256
462
271
1,262
1,135
1,644
1,446
1,932
2,005
4,541
3,650
1,872
4,078
675
1,197
1,857
1,915
3,847
3,171
195
94
231
113
436
361
463
366
1,946
2,100
2,442
2,866
1,952
2,140
1,486
1,240
1,046
1,056
1,036
141
91
1,105
1,498
2,010
433
296
161
555
111
50
50
3,770
4,693
310
257
310
259
131
40
136
40
1,220
827
1,226
827
501
352
526
357
1,915
1,928
2,565
2,432
3,425
3,773
6,176
5,519
3,300
5,402
1,892
1,408
3,250
3,618
5,195
4,832
177
101
207
117
742
545
774
570
3,290
3,923
4,119
4,933
3,460
4,048
2,499
2,307
1,710
2,047
1,580
156
80
1,211
2,948
2,970
557
860
245
1,195
175
70
70
L-ll/7
11/8-11/14
1,831
3,063
2,189
4,358
2,690
4,421
3,243
7,041
1,791
2,978
2,144
4,243
486
966
1,305
2,012
632
1,063
899
1,443
501
552
515
1,272
1,104
1,313
1,843
6,880
391
392
295
402
659
688
460
820
237
247
154
145
1,854
3,448
2,352
4,343
104
208
112
204
1For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
NEW YORK
159
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on reports for onl>
a sample of fanns.
See text]
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
714
1,885
1,492
1,272
1,157
2,487
1,026
2,698
538
1,213
597
1,577
747
1
1,022
2,249
2,074
1,453
1,148
2,776
1,352
3,952
779
1,883
742
1,916
1,048
2
186
233
123
300
215
82
225
521
83
95
95
740
76
3
181
167
65
214
180
62
170
467
67
66
45
705
55
4
186
243
125
310
215
87
237
531
83
95
95
797
76
S
191
167
67
219
180
62
171
472
92
66
45
726
55
6
61
51
6
152
46
6
115
173
10
15
15
344
41
7
60
60
11
100
31
6
72
106
10
5
264
20
8
61
51
6
152
46
6
121
178
10
15
15
376
41
9
60
60
11
100
31
6
73
111
10
5
265
20
10
272
1,111
637
621
670
1,367
550
1,001
166
530
250
694
274
11
222
567
409
445
406
660
494
660
139
305
130
580
176
12
277
1,112
644
642
721
1,379
589
1,023
172
535
250
702
274
IS
222
573
410
446
417
665
497
666
139
305
130
581
176
14
106
481
310
402
305
400
344
498
76
145
135
449
123
15
96
293
170
237
181
230
264
348
29
155
95
260
70
16
106
497
323
479
315
406
380
548
76
165
140
502
123
17
96
294
170
238
181
236
282
353
29
160
95
271
70
18
299
1,059
801
911
702
1,410
763
1,578
353
508
352
887
437
19
382
1,204
855
887
663
1,615
876
1,987
416
718
377
1,031
506
20
420
1,343
952
1,370
971
1,717
1,176
2,208
504
595
443
1,352
653
21
452
1,537
978
1,208
839
1,913
1,333
2,660
555
785
498
1,395
675
22
633
1,698
1,312
1,080
997
2,151
939
2,408
387
1,023
477
1,445
606
23
767
1,799
1,449
1,173
927
2,083
1,087
3,197
476
1,193
546
1,681
680
24
1,047
3,451
2,433
2,679
2,298
3,950
2,503
5,287
766
1,669
919
3,633
1,202
25
1,108
2,894
1,993
2,302
1,691
3,125
2,563
5,766
753
1,643
833
3,363
1,033
26
578
1,638
1,287
1,050
967
2,096
859
2,301
377
988
452
1,420
591
27
891
3,064
2,301
2,437
2,127
3,683
2,134
4,680
677
1,574
804
3,245
1,061
28
352
665
592
336
270
904
222
972
211
590
196
500
272
29
226
973
695
714
697
1,192
637
1,329
166
398
256
920
319
30
558
1,638
1,276
1,035
952
2,086
849
2,291
366
982
451
1,410
581
31
727
1,759
1,419
1,093
907
2,007
1,037
3,002
455
1,157
521
1,611
606
32
841
2,925
2,216
2,252
1,953
3,460
1,994
4,506
615
1,517
771
3,060
1,028
33
948
2,577
1,896
1,953
1,512
2,784
2,094
4,819
667
1,517
732
2,810
837
34
45
134
78
169
149
217
129
148
57
48
31
125
33
35
10
127
22
135
68
102
138
141
33
41
11
127
35
36
50
139
85
185
174
223
140
174
62
57
33
185
33
37
10
127
26
146
73
104
156
166
34
45
16
177
35
38
156
367
112
242
166
262
322
556
84
85
115
328
141
.19
145
185
71
197
106
237
276
711
52
81
80
306
142
40
156
387
132
242
171
267
369
607
89
95
115
388
141
41
150
190
71
203
106
237
313
781
52
81
85
376
161
42
607
1,698
1,339
1,113
1,041
2,184
942
2,436
431
1,051
532
1,395
652
43
871
1,864
1,699
1,188
973
2,309
1,128
3,402
634
1,388
592
1,746
817
44
718
2,205
1,601
1,578
1,380
2,610
1,479
3,139
531
1,180
652
1,914
783
45
1,111
2,387
2,217
1,841
1,505
3,028
2,188
4,685
910
1,670
732
2,597
1,077
46
628
1,700
1,301
1,177
1,042
2,230
996
2,463
428
1,018
502
1,426
681
11
811
1,834
1,477
1,243
1,023
2,202
1,232
3,397
602
1,316
532
1,596
938
48
516
1,249
997
777
791
1,740
716
1,886
357
806
361
1,032
509
M
466
1,047
899
621
572
1,518
717
2,114
427
775
286
878
527
Ml
286
1,422
1,117
601
860
1,945
510
1,131
256
855
300
697
408
51
306
1,533
1,328
612
806
2,130
672
1,273
314
1,010
290
745
420
5!
271
1,377
1,136
601
768
1,835
504
1,141
265
820
285
677
432
53
45
112
213
421
87
125
356
207
56
65
30
297
20
.'.4
16
122
35
52
96
144
30
76
1
15
5
48
15
ss
231
1,088
753
563
670
1,161
536
993
181
547
225
844
261
56
452
1,147
1,311
681
791
1,122
819
2,574
270
778
397
1,225
530
57
798
1,568
1,683
878
932
1,287
953
4,204
505
1,286
415
1,420
766
58
82
486
71
213
200
524
64
63
111
265
135
227
126
59
125
350
125
130
120
382
197
211
111
430
140
330
160
60
180
217
100
352
156
829
121
45
152
150
65
105
91
61
371
700
326
632
301
1,277
433
150
427
365
200
290
346
62
110
112
65
186
95
300
96
30
55
30
40
80
50
63
70
105
35
166
61
529
25
15
97
120
25
25
41
64
70
105
35
161
5
61
509
20
25
15
87
10
120
25
25
36
5
M
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/6-11/14
11/1-11/7
11/6-11/14
11/8.11/14
f,7
626
1,783
1,349
1,111
1,067
2,243
907
2,414
477
1,061
572
1,373
626
68
932
2,072
1,794
1,258
1,087
2,574
1,130
3,561
692
1,721
687
1,775
937
69
966
2,719
2,060
1,649
1,655
3,767
1,216
3,601
612
1,491
802
1,982
969
70
1,373
3,397
2,820
1,862
1,721
4,588
1,729
5,626
1,028
2,436
967
2,761
1,447
.i
616
1,758
1,314
1,086
1,042
2,177
892
2,353
457
1,041
567
1,343
616
7"
912
2,042
1,744
1,222
1,071
2,503
1,085
3,471
681
1,671
687
1,765
887
73
210
382
252
271
241
322
209
632
166
176
177
441
172
T(
406
1,376
1,062
815
801
1,855
683
1,721
291
865
390
902
444
TS
235
724
561
405
411
1,115
256
921
130
280
170
482
257
It
350
961
746
563
613
1,590
324
1,248
155
450
235
639
353
n
93
528
413
487
406
498
515
557
113
312
105
467
170
7H
145
483
607
548
411
689
682
897
150
530
91
521
137
71
201
771
757
1,103
691
641
1,277
1,589
304
442
160
883
562
Mi
475
709
1,792
2,146
871
1,007
3,394
3,961
573
1,185
184
1,433
655
81
78
433
333
407
355
392
424
442
88
272
60
387
144
BS
70
368
406
413
341
508
560
562
90
325
76
356
102
13
171
618
552
770
564
506
867
1,154
160
362
85
674
506
84
280
498
893
685
595
660
1,452
1,829
152
440
108
620
511
ss
55
302
242
197
205
315
196
242
61
202
40
261
112
M
23
131
91
210
150
77
228
200
27
70
20
126
32
*7
715
1.723
1,381
1,123
1,036
2,203
947
2,498
476
1,186
506
1,405
672
M
1,053
2,185
1.867
1,358
1,097
2,736
1,217
3,774
798
1,630
718
1,791
1,063
so
19
71
42
56
48
113
56
124
28
38
19
128
35
90
20
80
73
63
27
76
77
124
29
61
22
140
28
11
160
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hamilton
Herkimer
Jefferson Kings
Lewis
Livingston
Madison
Monroe
1
30
1,421
2,377
16 1,238
1,312
1,711
1,832
2,676
2
1954...
15
1,737
2,977
40 1,506
1,584
2,015
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
3
319
696
263
724
533
678
4
1954 . . .
283
475
213
759
432
805
5
number 1959. . .
324
702
264
801
545
734
6
1954 . . .
289
476
213
790
453
840
7
21
88
10
343
208
311
8
1954 . . .
21
32
6
235
147
228
0
number 1959...
21
88
10
351
212
323
10
1954...
21
32
6
243
158
243
11
864
1,419
761
811
988
667
12
1954 ...
510
865
518
583
668
610
13
number 1959 .. .
885
1,435
761
820
1,055
676
14
1954 . . .
510
870
518
592
676
610
IS
473
524
201
464
583
400
16
1954...
264
376
153
403
427
275
17
number 1959 . . .
503
546
202
515
605
445
18
1954 . . .
271
378
154
433
439
276
19
20
1,001
1,266
11 861
911
1,045
1,267
20
1954 .. .
5
1,046
1,512
30 955
963
1,075
1,436
21
number 1959 . . .
30
1,260
1,543
12 1,073
1,480
1,416
2,056
22
1951 . . .
5
1,305
1,822
50 1,181
1,339
1,417
2,179
23
25
1,306
2,156
1,098
1,212
1,496
1,741
24
1954...
1,456
2,477
1,236
1,458
1,740
2,195
25
number 1959 . . .
30
2,917
4,466
2,361
3,214
3,494
4,677
26
1954...
2,409
4,010
2,023
2,872
3,435
4,469
"7
io
1,281
2,126
1,093
1,177
1,451
1,681
28
number 1959 .. .
10
2,712
4,169
2,190
2,949
3,147
4,016
29
10
445
785
387
310
430
552
30
836
1,341
706
867
971
1,129
31
10
1,281
2,116
1,092
1,177
1,411
1,666
32
1954 . . .
1,390
2,427
1,220
1,423
1,580
2,075
33
number 1959 . . .
10
2,529
4,048
2,016
2,822
2,938
3,853
34
1954 . . .
2,177
3,748
1,803
2,640
2,697
3,818
35
173
116
166
108
180
136
36
1954 . . .
82
66
144
63
215
88
37
number 1959 . . .
183
121
174
127
209
163
36
1954 . . .
91
76
154
67
249
94
19
20
195
269
171
247
307
576
40
1954 . . .
136
186
66.
165
397
501
41
number 1959 . . .
20
205
297
171
265
347
661
42
1954...
141
186
66
165
489
557
43
25
1,211
2,117
i
) 1,042
1,187
1,499
1,697
44
1954 . . .
15
1,442
2,536
2
; 1,226
1,393
1,710
2,441
45
number 1959 . . .
40
1,548
2,651
1
> 1,212
1,685
1,989
2,269
16
1954 . . .
15
1,771
3,223
3
) 1,557
2,026
2,462
3,647
1.
30
1,290
2,140
1
> 1,067
1,212
1,481
1,722
18
1954 . . .
1,445
2,421
3(
) 1,121
1,284
1,574
2,356
49
10
866
1,565
935
959
1,094
1,147
50
1954 . . .
830
1,279
890
941
963
1,244
51
1,139
1,956
997
765
1,178
608
52
1954 .. .
1,105
2,268
1
) 1,158
847
1,209
763
53
1,109
1,849
1,012
726
1,158
554
04
155
288
45
251
135
178
55
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . . .
55
39
35
31
72
55
56
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 . . .
Farms by kind of toad oo which located:
874
1,425
690
800
991
759
57
25
1,144
. 2,049
1(
851
883
1,165
1,772
58
1950 . . .
45
1,529
2,642
T.
1,076
1,199
1,517
2,751
59
105
162
209
302
341
13
60
1950...
10
70
230
202
331
250
40
61
5
162
156
':
163
111
170
15
62
1950...
25
256
331
i
) 358
267
410
75
63
Less than 1 mile to a bard surface road farms reporting 1959 . . .
5
106
110
]
95
60
95
10
64
56
46
68
51
75
5
65
56
45
68
46
65
5
66
DATE OF ENUMERATION
1
5
10
I'm
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION1
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/1-11/7 ll/29-i;
/
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
is
25
1,300
2,159
.
1,192
1,112
1,499
1,564
69
1954 . . .
15
1,606
2,785
4(
) 1,400
1,427
1,855
2,245
70
persons 1959. . .
25
2,354
3,261
.
2,065
1,620
2,310
2,171
7!
1954 . . .
15
2,918
4,496
7(
) 2,475
2,066
2,964
3,375
78
25
1,279
2,129
.
1,171
1,082
1,479
1,529
7:;
1954 . . .
15
1,536
2,730
4(
1,380
1,391
1,830
2,150
T!
20
246
331
275
267
295
321
7.',
5
1,033
1,798
;
896
815
1,184
1,208
76
Unpaid members of operator's family
723
816
584
364
576
514
77
persons 1959. . .
1,075
1,132
894
538
831
642
78
389
683
i
306
420
510
571
79
1954...
394
720
2.
445
508
615
761
80
persons 1959 . . .
552
1,020
L.
393
839
832
1,804
81
1954 . . .
771
1,192
81
600
1,505
2,345
3,477
B2
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) . . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
294
528
:
256
348
415
446
83
1954...
334
490
2(
) 284
393
425
451
84
persons 1959 . . .
3ei
761
(
306
624
645
1,097
h:
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
431
718
3.
349
712
790
911
M
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959 .. .
233
382
217
194
280
261
,7
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
61
146
]
39
154
135
185
hH
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .. .
38
1,283
2,204
<
1,224
1,174
1,484
1,661
BO
1954 . . .
32
1,636
2,822
2'
1,477
1,491
1,842
2,548
BO
2
50
80
t
23
68
141
107
I]
1954...
70
108
1
> 31
108
198
113
xFor 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
NEW YORK
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
161
on reports foe only a sample of farma
See text]
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam Queens
1,081
228
2,519
2,477
1,721
1,859
2,165
1,227
2,061
2,405
167
55
1
1,266
340
3,345
3,269
2,537
2,373
2,071
1,572
2,924
2,819
248
82
2
371
616
481
678
810
57
416
263
346
6
3
291
530
374
741
953
31
450
197
294
6
4
371
627
486
694
857
57
417
283
352
6
5
306
545
384
741
1,014
31
455
197
296
6
6
ao
255
142
388
319
56
272
116
42
5
7
30
130
63
420
263
5
196
75
56
8
80
260
242
390
323
67
280
132
42
5
9
30
130
63
440
268
5
201
75
57
10
741
555
1,320
919
841
784
352
699
1,348
43
1!
526
10
315
890
771
623
511
262
377
811
51
12
771
555
1,350
950
856
794
365
717
1,371
49
1.1
526
15
320
898
796
623
517
262
378
815
51
14
466
221
786
564
460
447
175
289
572
28
15
276
16
150
595
457
343
276
115
177
333
26
16
491
236
815
605
510
462
187
290
584
35
17
286
10
160
596
462
344
281
115
178
339
26
18
741
171
1,369
1,526
971
1,114
1,477
857
956
1,340
111
40
19
746
255
1,720
1,751
1,241
1,303
1,356
962
1,044
1,467
128
72
20
928
327
1,704
2,167
1,242
1,878
2,388
1,251
1,086
1,766
199
68
21
948
575
2,125
2,218
1,483
1,882
2,016
1,396
1,145
1,786
206
L55
22
1,016
181
2,357
2,182
1,640
1,724
1,909
1,122
1,746
2,110
137
20
2.1
1,191
240
2,875
2,678
2,132
2,078
1,751
1,437
2,139
2,239
183
37
24
2,516
415
4,652
4,953
3,549
4,265
4,632
2,953
3,244
4,346
309
33
25
2,199
660
4,670
4,588
3,550
4,178
3,509
3,092
3,084
3,695
343
60
26
976
101
2,297
2,082
1,575
1,679
1,757
1,117
1,696
2,024
101
15
■:i
2,236
203
4,102
4,598
3,162
3,896
3,753
2,720
2,859
3,900
226
20
28
210
58
1,131
716
625
630
615
355
931
755
51
11
29
766
43
1,166
1,366
950
1,049
1,142
762
765
1,269
50
4
30
976
100
2,292
2,057
1,550
1,669
1,591
1,117
1,675
2,024
101
15
31
1,146
170
2,805
2,597
1,967
1,988
1,451
1,391
1,989
2,129
158
12
32
2,155
192
4,022
4,296
3,021
3,711
3,098
2,614
2,681
3,700
186
20
33
1,994
340
4,245
4,047
3,075
3,667
2,452
2,712
2,525
3,151
241
19
34
76
6
75
286
128
154
554
86
158
180
30
35
25
25
30
274
60
148
306
139
178
184
27
36
81
11
80
302
141
185
655
106
178
200
40
37
25
35
30
292
65
156
376
174
184
185
27
38
260
138
475
341
337
323
723
178
340
444
68
12
39
170
175
380
238
350
355
576
171
310
353
75
3]
40
280
212
550
355
387
369
879
233
385
446
83
13
41
180
285
395
249
410
355
681
206
375
359
75
41
1.'
971
208
2,354
2,156
1,560
1,697
1,938
1,152
1,761
2,105
147
35
43
1,136
275
2,900
2,826
2,232
2,113
1,770
1,442
2,369
2,476
217
12
14
1,261
301
3,060
2,791
1,986
2,257
2,476
1,628
2,085
2,580
284
45
45
1,517
770
3,950
3,657
2,937
3,053
2,705
2,110
2,881
3,358
345
26
46
951
223
2,239
2,227
1,651
1,694
1,970
1,107
1,816
2,130
167
55
47
1,016
305
2,685
2,627
2,177
1,998
1,766
1,332
2,259
2,503
238
71
l»
801
46
1,607
1,661
1,189
1,257
1,127
721
1,270
1,679
115
11
49
661
120
1,585
1,581
1,286
1,218
911
662
1,128
1,395
163
21
50
856
10
576
1,672
979
706
988
380
1,034
1,753
32
1
SI
941
20
660
2,006
1,142
916
986
431
1,258
1,911
76
v
861
10
511
1,686
929
676
1,028
341
1,019
1,777
32
1
M
200
5
91
25
155
155
277
128
61
191
11
1
T.I
30
26
47
76
41
80
26
45
139
55
696
749
1,373
1,015
942
912
498
704
1,398
37
H
780
216
2,382
2,165
1,436
1,167
1,701
1,025
1,489
1,403
119
53
57
990
408
2,841
2,743
2,568
1,320
1,677
1,375
2,082
1,800
193
93
58
201
4
76
121
190
526
172
86
287
546
11
59
200
25
221
257
435
704
240
145
406
415
25
611
95
5
40
175
80
166
231
105
265
456
37
61
165
175
751
220
396
912
200
655
946
50
B2
60
5
25
140
75
105
155
40
170
246
6
S3
35
15
35
5
61
76
65
95
210
31
i.l
35
15
35
5
61
76
65
95
200
10
31
B5
88
11/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14 11/8-11
'14
61
1,056
204
2,058
2,370
1,510
1,488
1,895
975
1,785'
2,213
162
55
88
1,221
335
2,995
3,063
2,192
2,038
1,930
1,412
2,613
2,668
208
82
69
1,718
275
2,963
3,648
2,327
2,130
2,928
1,480
2,623
3,588
231
70
70
1,866
485
4,615
4,872
3,196
3,258
3,290
2,228
3,975
4,435
323
L12
71
1,046
199
1,978
2,319
1,480
1,468
1,854
950
1,749
2,158
162
55
72
1,206
320
2,890
2,988
2,117
1,988
1,885
1,372
2,548
2,608
208
77
7.1
170
10
635
562
326
405
200
245
550
431
40
5
;<
876
189
1,343
1,757
1,154
1,063
1,654
705
1,199
1,727
122
50
7',
471
66
780
979
617
491
829
390
597
999
48
10
p.;
672
76
985
1,329
847
662
1,074
530
874
1,430
69
15
77
XI
160
463
610
455
449
834
362
305
585
72
45
7h
386
250
740
823
591
688
871
627
489
678
68
57
7n
476
719
1,824
1,086
811
1,116
2,298
2,171
477
905
198
L46
HI)
703
1,270
3,290
2,001
1,026
2,216
3,536
4,344
1,394
1,356
300
170
Bl
305
131
323
494
310
324
564
240
214
469
62
40
82
236
225
300
493
351
393
561
266
309
538
62
47
h:i
385
533
537
835
548
889
1,077
729
327
667
109
36
M
313
900
585
800
469
689
1,030
506
478
847
159
55
v.
255
50
241
342
195
165
359
125
166
327
32
21
86
50
81
82
152
115
159
205
115
48
142
30
19
87
963
165
2,265
2,284
1,525
1,777
1,652
1,142
1,863
2,242
143
2S
88
1,216
271
3,081
3,144
2,394
2,248
1,976
1,404
2,721
2,726
209
58
89
32
59
133
96
91
90
162
35
86
66
7
31
'.«'
43
48
117
113
109
98
125
112
111
73
10
25
91
162
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Rensselaer
Richmond
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
1
1,151
66
93
3,445
1,101
342
1,179
698
2
1954...
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
1,618
70
136
4,260
1,870
406
1,520
906
3
224
256
118
55
226
278
4
1954 . . .
152
5
210
121
40
182
215
5
number 1959 . . .
229
256
118
55
231
284
6
1954...
177
10
210
121
40
182
220
7
152
11
92
25
92
77
8
1954 . . .
140
io
5
82
5
46
40
9
number 195!) .. .
157
11
92
25
92
77
10
1954...
140
10
5
82
5
47
40
11
Pick-up balers farms reporting 19511 .. .
500
1
1,638
398
165
693
297
12
1954 . . .
428
11
923
257
105
529
170
13
number 1959. . .
520
2
1,658
400
165
710
297
14
1954...
428
11
924
258
105
540
170
15
278
1
416
227
55
282
72
16
1954...
242
6
285
182
55
184
30
17
number 1959...
284
2
422
243
55
284
78
18
1954 . . .
247
6
286
182
55
185
30
19
689
46
58
1,527
496
162
714
388
20
1954 . . .
838
40
96
1,618
855
161
865
371
21
number 1959...
943
74
138
1,690
648
219
900
466
22
1954 .. .
1,085
70
250
1,829
1,119
182
1,082
421
23
1,010
46
72
2,980
941
322
1,029
653
24
1954 .. .
1,208
25
91
3,329
1,359
2%
1,270
706
25
number 1959 . . .
1,983
76
184
5,112
1,894
680
2,235
1,219
26
1954 . . .
2,144
45
229
4,608
2,168
497
2,164
1,056
27
965
36
62
2,930
886
302
1,009
633
28
number 1959 .. .
1,806
51
144
4,852
1,566
515
1,962
1,024
29
460
26
25
1,510
431
135
370
355
30
505
10
37
1,420
455
167
639
278
31
955
36
62
2,915
871
297
999
623
32
1954 . . .
1,118
25
86
3,264
1,263
251
1,230
671
33
number 1959 .. .
1,693
51
138
4,727
1,494
479
1,851
957
34
1954 . . .
1,746
35
159
4,400
1,792
382
1,860
866
35
112
6
15
125
47
61
57
36
111
117
57
30
36
1954 . . .
141
5
37
number 1959 . . .
113
6
125
72
36
111
67
36
1954 . . .
147
5
15
52
64
148
40
39
162
15
40
250
322
135
258
185
40
1954 . . .
251
5
45
156
302
105
156
145
41
number 1959 .. .
177
25
40
260
328
165
273
195
42
1954 . . .
251
5
55
156
312
115
156
150
43
990
55
75
3,035
961
282
1,019
652
44
1954...
1,303
50
130
3,639
1,550
341
1,260
716
45
number 1959 . . .
1,249
70
90
3,528
1,149
347
1,299
815
46
1954...
1,807
55
185
4,467
2,067
411
1,764
941
47
1,015
66
83
2,904
1,000
322
1,074
578
48
1954...
1,363
65
136
3,333
1,568
371
1,335
636
49
750
5
35
2,213
730
197
864
487
50
1954 . . .
788
10
65
1,782
972
206
875
401
51
668
2
2,623
498
125
833
286
52
1954 . . .
736
11
2,999
647
151
1,034
300
53
673
2
2,297
514
140
848
251
54
173
2
118
142
5
70
51
55
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . . .
27
15
11
10
81
16
56
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 . . .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
519
5
6
1,464
458
141
624
257
57
579
61
86
2,675
744
302
707
417
:,-
1950...
761
62
413
3,235
993
496
1,078
542
59
272
5
2
463
152
10
306
151
fill
1950 .. .
282
10
641
265
25
380
145
61
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting 1959 . . .
295
292
180
30
166
120
62
1950...
643
5
20
956
435
85
415
340
63
Less than 1 mile u, a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . . .
145
186
100
15
90
60
64
1 or more miles lo a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . . .
150
106
80
15
76
60
RS
150
106
80
15
71
60
66
DATE OF ENUMERATION
5
17
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION '
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8 -11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/1-11/7
68
1,038
56
87
3,188
965
307
1,049
608
II
1954 . . .
1,507
60
136
3,874
1,720
346
1,425
831
IV
persons 1959 . . .
1,562
91
147
5,546
1,446
482
1,645
931
71
1954 . . .
2,323
90
261
6,421
2,527
611
2,281
1,216
72
1,032
51
87
3,133
930
302
1,023
593
73
1954 . . .
1,477
60
136
3,769
1,685
286
1,380
806
7 1
295
5
672
245
56
191
210
75
737
51
82
2,461
685
246
832
383
H
Unpaid members of operator's family
418
25
35
1,619
406
130
457
226
77
persons 1959 . . .
530
40
60
2,413
516
180
622
338
78
234
26
58
649
161
77
334
103
79
1954 . . .
322
30
76
892
264
71
444
196
BO
persons 1959 . . .
362
135
279
867
337
150
598
159
81
1954...
559
195
500
1,277
694
152
790
431
82
Regular workers (employed 150 or more days) . . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
179
16
43
479
125
77
264
58
B3
1954...
197
30
40
617
184
56
339
80
HI
persons 1959 . . .
277
90
114
600
238
127
362
94
Bt
1954...
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
254
165
100
774
425
117
531
95
86
1 hired worker farms reporting 1959...
121
25
383
87
65
196
45
87
2 or more hired workers farms roporting 1959 .. .
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
58
16
18
96
38
12
68
13
88
1,040
59
89
3,216
1,020
319
1,093
611
TO
1954 . . .
1,571
63
124
4,184
1,719
424
1,405
900
n
36
9
9
114
34
12
51
24
91
1954...
40
9
10
152
37
19
41
43
xFor 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
NEW YORK
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
163
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
782
2,772
1,220
1,054
1,117
1,050
1,428
252
1,577
2,465
311
1,589
1,012
1
1,151
3,315
1,460
1,497
1,588
1,428
1,890
588
2,074
2,800
542
2,028
1,238
2
512
988
150
10
316
364
58
186
573
6
502
4i2
.1
596
770
116
26
207
448
137
5
206
639
6
453
513
I
593
1,010
150
10
321
396
63
...
187
583
6
504
453
5
667
777
126
26
207
475
142
5
206
656
6
463
553
6
217
90
16
5
80
219
52
136
338
114
206
7
LSI
53
40
85
173
87
70
212
5
102
86
8
213
90
16
5
80
229
54
141
344
115
206
9
121
53
40
85
173
97
70
217
5
107
86
10
317
1,241
66
326
505
525
315
6
855
625
47
856
382
11
321
850
57
273
378
383
287
21
638
482
16
593
317
12
318
1,242
66
326
505
533
326
6
862
639
52
871
382
n
324
850
57
273
378
387
293
21
638
482
17
594
317
11
132
541
31
86
325
244
139
514
249
15
535
190
15
131
323
27
71
172
208
147
15
306
1S9
7
398
172
16
139
568
31
86
335
285
145
544
261
16
566
195
17
132
329
27
71
178
212
147
15
306
189
7
398
172
18
492
1,351
1,034
552
642
605
883
122
806
1,629
234
824
637
19
646
1,445
1,214
776
748
668
1,135
289
918
1,725
291
843
698
20
654
1,912
3,074
739
960
799
1,273
172
980
2,311
407
1,109
885
21
827
1,830
3,001
892
957
863
1,784
356
1,116
2,212
477
1,043
947
22
742
2,532
1,022
760
977
970
1,142
117
1,366
2,280
244
1,459
937
23
1,026
2,750
1,194
866
1,223
1,193
1,300
239
1,748
2,420
357
1,703
1,048
24
1,824
4,767
3,173
1,205
2,049
2,198
2,193
174
2,645
5,488
628
3,232
2,214
25
2,052
4,327
3,034
1,192
1,991
2,256
2,444
322
2,703
4,709
609
2,915
2,032
26
717
2,447
902
709
941
930
1,051
112
1,335
2,220
152
1,409
927
27
1,578
4,367
2,755
1,064
1,733
1,852
1,883
143
2,501
4,795
414
3,072
2,019
28
235
1,251
164
432
430
410
578
86
540
836
62
435
355
29
482
1,196
738
277
511
520
473
26
795
1,384
90
974
572
30
717
2,436
939
698
941
915
1,006
97
1,335
2,200
152
1,409
922
31
1,001
2,675
1,089
796
1,133
1,123
1,205
164
1,653
2,315
187
1,668
1,033
32
1,533
4,183
2,587
1,000
1,677
1,774
1,685
112
2,428
4,493
341
2,957
1,933
33
1,741
3,915
2,565
1,010
1,595
1,856
1,942
199
2,421
3,757
277
2,729
1,819
34
35
170
146
64
56
71
187
31
73
269
53
110
81
35
35
119
72
21
66
62
165
32
36
243
36
66
73
36
45
1B4
168
64
56
78
198
31
73
302
73
115
86
37
40
132
78
31
66
67
170
42
36
328
41
66
88
38
236
400
330
134
301
333
291
26
138
596
176
155
195
39
251
280
326
146
300
321
297
76
241
547
236
120
120
40
246
400
418
141
316
346
310
31
144
693
214
160
195
41
271
280
391
151
330
333
332
81
246
624
291
120
125
42
746
2,462
1,114
875
937
959
1,276
197
1,395
2,272
270
1,473
842
43
1,035
2,744
1,330
1,217
1,328
1,258
1,475
432
1,827
2,539
462
1,823
1,063
44
969
3,026
1,641
1,018
1,218
1,318
1,724
234
1,717
2,926
460
1,840
1,087
45
1,360
3,400
2,923
1,483
1,688
1,961
2,253
505
2,477
3,514
1,052
2,393
1,419
46
712
2,347
1,205
998
1,007
960
1,342
207
1,391
2,295
306
1,459
932
47
946
2,560
1,334
1,302
1,298
1,203
1,715
391
1,799
2,450
522
1,723
1,037
48
516
1,639
647
725
751
800
797
152
994
1,491
172
1,168
626
49
531
1,431
707
809
683
933
763
220
973
1,093
247
1,043
546
so
242
1,554
57
523
655
523
354
32
1,194
661
36
1,142
390
51
336
1,774
117
703
777
542
511
37
1,413
620
36
1,262
446
52
247
1,454
42
524
680
473
369
26
1,258
615
41
1,162
380
53
25
156
21
21
80
61
70
388
85
11
526
30
54
21
45
5
15
51
68
10
16
51
5
143
30
55
387
1,060
353
401
616
550
319
21
900
843
42
918
436
56
516
1,487
1,114
768
720
750
1,201
177
944
1,828
293
1,036
705
57
701
2,244
1,819
1,034
1,022
1,350
1,643
210
1,139
2,147
468
1,211
535
58
195
749
34
83
177
ISO
145
10
288
328
11
377
201
59
335
405
50
151
281
190
261
31
365
700
20
346
376
60
61
515
39
141
215
115
81
65
335
307
1
161
91
61
180
993
95
620
500
155
457
272
711
667
60
455
181
62
26
256
23
85
105
70
60
30
185
205
61
65
63
35
259
16
56
110
45
21
35
150
102
1
100
26
64
35
259
16
56
105
5
45
16
5
35
145
5
97
5
1
100
26
65
66
11/8 -11/14
11/1-11/7
11/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
11/8-11/14
11/8-11/14
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
11/8-11/14
11/8 -11/14
11/15-11/21
11/8-11/14
11/1-11/7
67
656
2,363
1,130
992
1,031
878
1,275
212
1,416
2,076
269
1,458
822
68
1,025
2,975
1,305
1,346
1,423
1,337
1,764
538
1,894
2,409
461
1,787
1,102
69
927
3,603
1,724
1,505
1,701
1,323
1,950
288
1,950
3,150
342
2,231
1,153
70
1,455
4,633
2,145
2,270
2,346
2,077
2,935
654
2,800
3,735
611
2,588
1,677
71
641
2,318
1,110
982
1,006
858
1,235
212
1,381
2,026
269
1,448
797
7C
1,000
2,925
1,260
1,310
1,398
1,307
1,709
533
1,859
2,324
436
1,736
1,082
73
220
688
103
205
345
220
318
111
367
537
20
_280
165
74
421
1,630
1,007
777
661
638
917
101
1,014
1,489
249
1,168
632
75
211
875
392
395
485
360
557
56
462
76 ■>
53
564
251
76
286
1,285
614
523
695
465
715
76
569
1,124
73
783
356
77
152
441
733
161
232
240
441
27
479
638
191
429
206
78
236
814
995
311
248
318
773
55
489
905
262
568
393
79
226
996
3,018
345
362
500
1,204
57
715
2,688
949
717
378
H
395
4,176
6,127
4%
875
531
4,241
130
754
5,782
880
1,157
1,897
61
102
306
572
121
202
190
286
21
392
412
164
349
151
82
141
487
729
190
173
223
467
43
347
435
232
398
223
93
146
519
1,878
227
290
358
672
36
542
839
496
506
213/
84
180
853
1,983
290
426
363
950
88
514
1,036
525
541
33S
W
90
217
176
76
140
155
166
16
286
256
71
250
125
86
12
89
396
45
62
35
120
5
106
156
93
99
26
87
722
2,460
1,039
896
1,053
961
1,331
214
1,478
2,290
248
1,472
924
e«
1,017
2,975
1,288
1,392
1,535
1,341
1,825
554
1,942
2,749
483
1,961
1,130
89
44
151
187
42
28
32
57
3
47
113
51
76
74
90
44
159
154
38
37
51
68
19
48
124
59
91
60
91
164
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
USE OF COMMF.HCUI. FERTILIZER A.ND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres on which used 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959 .
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland). .
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Irish potatoes.
arms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959 .
'arms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954 .
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
'arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
'arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
rorms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
acres 1959 .
:arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
'arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres limed 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting 1959.
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959 .
Machine hire farms reporting 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Under S200 farms reporting 1959 .
S200U) 5999 farms reporting 1959.
51,000 or more farms reporting 1959.
Hired labor farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Under S1.000 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
$1,000 to 52, 499 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
52.500 or more farms reporting 1959.
1954.
S2.500 to 54,999 farms reporting 1959.
55,000 or more farms reporting 1959 .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees Tarms reporting 1959.
dollars 1959.
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
54,411
65,401
2,173,809
2,277,412
493,426
516,350
54,275
488,722
536
4,704
15,743
13,667
353,952
286,596
15,708
63,510
60
298
3,569
3,633
49,011
50, 663
3,554
8,443
16
18
33,198
41,944
579,348
614,131
33,162
105,848
■ 230
860
14,502
21,763
226,929
296,709
14,451
37,183
141
298
2,826
NA
83,186
NA
2,816
91, 788
52
2,246
36,537
881,383
36,446
181,950
177
984
24,163
26,040
454,888
398,289
925,272
591,459
81,444
67,099
87,221
174,974,847
171,587,010
33,538
42,540,679
39,563
56,328
8,855,366
11,063,348
24,484
14,163
916
41,967
50,558
93,458,272
88,054,978
24,766
32,389
7,399
9,725
9,802
8,444
5,375
4,427
78,736
86,013
36,908,171
32,003,265
42,093
17,633,424
606
600
19,103
12,525
4,067
2,466
606
4,067
230
105
5,355
1,955
230
993
15
40
210
430
15
37
270
265
5,840
3,360
270
1,120
80
125
890
1,265
80
148
386
6,783
386
1,761
315
270
6,280
2,360
15,500
4,175
767
765
1,954,075
1,481,270
427
461,245
370
405
58,450
65,015
275
90
5
488
430
908,545
480,955
285
255
111
125
92
50
46
46
963
890
431,055
256,715
481
138,085
1,220
1,486
36,465
46,940
7,154
7,887
1,220
7,154
416
235
8,355
5,545
416
1,513
71
100
755
985
617
811
7,580
7,720
617
1,720
222
401
2,078
2,975
222
356
557
NA
53
478
835
17,140
835
2,938
763
860
16,125
13,060
29,517
20,950
1,752
1,625
1,741
2,512,705
2,289,350
639
651,594
885
1,166
132,205
171,683
610
275
766
896
686, 590
720,437
630
680
85
136
51
80
36
15
1,652
1,771
605,850
511,052
795
103,640
1
10
65,000
90,000
10
3,125
20,000
826
931
20,307
21,990
4,142
4,052
816
4,034
21
108
424
293
7,846
5,269
419
1,527
10
63
85
96
1,230
1,840
75
198
10
18
451
661
5,457
7,326
446
1,079
6
14
20
50
170
360
20
20
NA
340
NA
20
277
387
5,264
382
873
5
13
559
647
10,155
8,691
21,315
13,272
1,440
1,329
1,867
3,658,812
3,568,710
600
603,090
546
946
79, 605
128,457
390
156
659
747
748,131
697,660
501
515
67
163
91
69
58
33
1,410
1,617
499, 594
485,820
640
118,054
1,496
2,020
37, 581
45,229
6,655
8,079
1,496
6,655
543
445
9,650
6,350
543
1,781
145
166
1,595
1,090
145
236
969
1,330
10, 785
13,925
969
1,899
65
296
565
2,145
65
124
190
NA
36
149
1,058
14,796
1,058
2,466
940
1,080
18,110
15,891
42,415
23,930
2,227
2,122
2,755
4,203,830
4,324,375
1,043
972,240
1,173
1,882
220,490
322,385
727
441
5
1,065
1,309
1,038,680
1,128,390
780
975
160
211
125
123
97
28
2,127
2,395
•I",:!::'.
723,042
1,269
248,205
1,817
1,920
117,494
105,952
20,434
18, 570
1,812
19,772
130
662
378
311
9,300
5,990
373
1,259
5
1
95
50
1,885
690
95
211
1,470
1,565
39,442
34,588
1,470
6,545
95
375
1,143
1,270
17,786
18,288
1,138
2,873
65
183
67
NA
750
NA
67
598
1,456
48,331
1,456
8,286
15
103
284
237
4,564
3,525
10,888
5,755
2,077
1,577
1,892
3,492,685
2,350,225
812
1,006,930
1,273
1,416
372,845
337,170
595
643
35
1,007
1,010
1,951,382
1,190,242
670
735
131
175
206
100
116
90
2,001
2,080
1,041,300
811,304
1,355
554,225
NA Not available.
Z Reported in small fractions.
NEW YORK
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
a sample of farms. See textj
165
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
406
1,248
850
813
786
1,381
681
1,876
205
626
340
1,286
378
1
492
1,224
1,037
877
808
1,437
791
2,692
285
867
400
1,581
351
2
10,810
35,816
20, 329
48,150
28,918
29,103
33,952
73, 193
4,405
14,818
8,730
83,005
9,979
3
12,488
29,755
20,890
36,521
27,790
28,535
39,667
85,384
4,865
18,257
7,065
85,210
6,015
4
2,144
6,943
5,024
8,184
5,402
6,400
6,385
14,693
850
4,867
1,446
18, 559
1,846
5
2,400
5,376
3,642
6,723
5,170
4,768
8,645
23,112
1,246
4,687
1,109
17,451
1,462
6
406
1,243
850
808
786
1,376
681
1,876
205
626
340
1,286
378
7
2,144
6,943
11
(Z)
5,024
8,061
35
123
5,402
6,397
5
3
6,385
14,693
850
4,867
1,446
18,559
1,846
6
9
10
81
592
247
379
269
1,010
356
357
80
246
120
155
163
11
110
456
247
314
210
743
344
364
68
175
25
136
145
12
1,355
12,952
4,078
13,405
6,020
19,536
13,916
8,417
1,019
4,843
2,065
4,345
3,502
13
1,735
8,496
4,795
8,958
4,365
18,005
13,221
7,321
1,094
4,505
250
3,279
2,260
14
81
587
247
369
269
1,010
356
357
80
246
120
155
163
15
248
2,281
5
(Z)
879
1,832
10
50
1,049
3,916
2,505
1,586
196
1,063
420
587
627
IE
17
is
35
196
45
106
127
192
56
81
26
50
20
26
31
la
5
141
18
77
82
168
91
77
7
35
30
56
35
20
345
2,185
700
3,316
1,937
1,805
1,103
1,020
160
605
435
290
337
21
10
1,640
161
1,082
1,170
1,864
1,822
934
151
145
355
1,948
260
'2:
35
191
45
106
127
192
56
81
26
50
20
26
31
23
84
417
6
(Z)
83
411
379
401
208
146
23
132
61
45
95
24
26
191
841
497
562
586
596
455
1,219
116
210
200
908
172
27
301
859
704
631
593
838
577
1,750
131
470
260
1,180
140
28
3,670
10,119
6,691
15,340
10,105
4,952
11,300
18,097
1,625
2,095
3,250
21,971
2,225
29
4,432
9,944
7,508
12,401
9,490
5,665
13,370
20,749
1,385
4,345
3,390
25,315
1,110
30
191
841
497
557
586
591
455
1,219
116
210
200
908
172
31
676
1,885
1,440
2,688
20
1,908
1,151
5
2,251
3,455
251
530
516
3,909
401
32
33
63
3
3<
'si
21
45
41
16
667
20
954
45
85
181
36
5
150
84
5
87
1,167
35
40
1,206
35
36
830
146
805
413
179
7,787
110
20,288
610
37
1,834
342
75
1,890
1,070
75
911
10,883
250
365
21,308
460
38
81
21
45
41
16
667
20
954
45
39
115
20
121
69
31
1,289
17
3,418
92
40
41
25
40
31
31
25
20
11
116
22
45
20
112
15
42
43
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
110
455
914
87
165
30
17
455
99
1,990
30
1,643
130
45
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IC
25
40
31
31
25
20
11
116
22
45
20
112
15
47
95
370
1,133
46
135
7
6
262
93
1,919
6
1,000
176
(6
40
295
644
440
485
590
349
317
1,391
89
350
225
941
170
50
51
4,500
9,959
7,946
15,197
10,278
2,780
7,437
37,417
1,502
5,285
2,840
34,468
3,175
52
295
644
440
480
590
349
317
1,391
89
350
225
941
170
5:1
926
1,970
1,489
2,963
5
1,862
922
1,384
7,955
287
1,223
426
9,600
455
54
55
206
950
212
10
495
539
1,333
437
716
54
270
130
225
299
56
57
281
868
163
486
591
1,273
501
1,120
78
190
95
261
301
5S
3,730
14,272
2,777
11,768
12,107
17,847
11,585
13,339
955
5,120
3,390
4,753
3,977
59
3,890
11,862
1,645
10,958
10, 542
14,424
11,086
21,300
1,460
2,105
1,425
5,291
2,956
60
5,785
33,494
4,954
23,690
25,667
38,301
21,276
26,241
1,802
9,140
6,810
9,496
8,133
61
5,370
19, 559
2,250
16,681
15,606
22,126
19,605
26,988
2,225
2,760
2,150
8,520
5,520
65
699
1,870
1,482
1,247
1,147
2,447
1,021
2,678
538
1,168
577
1,562
737
63
643
1,805
1,354
1,076
1,097
2,284
869
2,109
497
1,077
537
1,125
631
64
927
2,093
1,737
1,202
1,043
2,678
1,130
3,165
676
1,661
642
1,400
912
65
1,616,170
6,065,417
3,376,135
4,651,443
3,806,510
8,138,886
4,335,994
4,304,861
621,596
2,387,985
914,835
2,262,308
2,151,692
66
1,463,355
5,876,438
3,011,718
3,020,358
3,731,090
8,749,365
6,306,298
4,794,610
815,105
2,481,960
776,525
1,924,460
1,889,375
67
257
808
510
503
541
1,088
526
1,171
223
411
331
684
322
l',S
171,810
1,193,660
361,515
1,282,835
1,033,035
1,592,118
1,345,831
1,373,565
167,015
258,535
342,630
841 , 276
280,875
69
211
834
641
579
628
796
429
1,461
215
555
225
967
263
70
345
1,243
1,052
663
692
1,150
613
2,144
231
1,025
330
1,201
445
71
39,835
156,345
136,965
140,282
111,294
159,120
139,891
311,814
41,760
123,685
31,225
247,597
56,245
72
51,050
263,361
196,851
162,940
159,541
227,415
183,785
403,225
48,680
195,535
54,740
307,035
70,485
73
171
516
375
331
436
521
250
955
140
335
165
532
157
74
35
316
251
231
181
252
149
479
70
210
60
403
96
75
5
2
15
17
11
23
30
27
5
10
32
10
76
243
1,013
835
752
646
1,150
750
1,173
228
582
211
827
300
77
320
1,189
1,063
778
633
1,434
817
1,657
236
942
251
866
392
78
611,325
1,384,435
1,804,974
2,713,718
1,288,805
1,263,490
3,014,813
4,241,777
425,937
925,426
283,105
2,313,155
2,070,689
79
975,810
1,133,290
1,089,583
1,976,635
1,218,257
1,280,097
3,700,933
4,146,539
507,211
1,140,105
281,125
1,679,928
1,488,217
80
175
615
522
255
346
814
256
671
155
375
131
420
171
81
250
815
733
325
347
1,042
205
1,070
125
660
190
525
285
82
25
225
161
150
105
196
106
160
26
100
30
160
71
83
45
255
232
200
145
272
222
270
52
185
25
175
70
84
43
173
152
347
195
140
388
342
47
107
50
247
58
85
25
119
98
253
141
120
390
317
59
97
36
166
37
86
20
116
86
180
115
98
176
166
26
65
30
137
41
87
23
57
66
167
80
42
212
176
21
42
20
110
17
88
664
1,825
1,432
1,222
1,102
2,360
1,006
2,613
468
1,098
546
1,497
687
89
742
1,949
1,723
1,133
963
2,319
1,085
3,117
582
1,288
542
1,626
683
90
147,650
893,030
640,012
642,844
559,853
840,199
692,842
1,220,774
160,732
485,608
191,010
839,588
209,636
91
205,330
654, 660
560,244
518,586
452,757
656,494
730,407
1,261,201
175,163
420,879
192,180
813,514
194,425
I!
257
912
631
638
697
1,037
555
1,501
242
352
336
989
288
93
63,255
227,047
85,040
252,041
205,797
133,240
237,997
837,230
33,151
126, 590
62,885
526,858
109,290
'11
166
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
(For definitions am! explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials
Liquid niaierials. .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland).
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Ml other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1951 . .
s on which used 1959 . .
1954..
tons 1959 . .
1954..
. farms reporting 1959 . .
tons 1959..
. farms reporting 1959..
tons 1959..
. forms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959. .
tons 1959. .
.farms report! ng 1 959 . .
tons 1959 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
tons 1959..
. farms reporting 1959. .
tons 1959. .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954..
. farms reporting 1959.
Ions 1959 . .
. forms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959..
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 .
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959. .
tons 1959..
. farms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
tens 1959.
. farms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
. farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
. farms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
. farms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres limed 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting
Feed for livestock and poultry. forms reporting
chase of livestock and poultry farms reporting
dollars
Machine hire farms reporting
dollars
Under S200 forms reporting
S200 to S999 farms reporting
SI, 000 or more farms reporting
Hired labor farms reporting
dollars
Under $1,000. farms reporting
SI. 000 to S2.499 farms reporting
52.500 or more farms reporting
S2.500 to S4.999 farms reporting
55,000 or more farms reporting
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the form business forms reporting
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees forms reporting
dollars
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959..
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954 .
1959.
1954 .
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959 .
1954.
1959.
1954 .
1959.
1959.
30
30
10
2,775
8,825
10
2,260
750
5
3,000
5
20
15
2,150
500
10
110
804
899
23,101
23,604
3,707
4,852
804
3,707
207
251
5,795
4,775
207
824
50
60
510
1,040
50
85
592
653
7,770
6,865
592
1,306
25
101
330
1,600
25
37
428
8,686
428
1,447
377
374
8,545
5,539
19,710
9,061
1,421
1,300
1,562
3,149,500
2,944,378
694
1,253,957
780
1,048
145,175
237,380
525
240
15
739
826
839,560
910,009
480
577
170
175
89
74
60
29
1,371
1,471
751,120
558,570
864
179,735
1,113
1,218
35,066
31,263
5,138
5,138
1,113
5,138
288
299
6,960
5,935
288
1,200
31
65
625
640
31
98
668
693
10,071
9,930
668
1,504
89
149
1,027
1,697
89
150
764
16,368
764
2,172
640
555
15,176
10,644
25,528
13,697
2,352
2,195
2,792
4,879,635
4,579,788
1,102
1,298,299
1,223
1,873
233,093
364,758
787
426
10
1,314
1,696
1,699,154
1,555,180
811
1,245
270
305
233
146
177
56
2,271
2,622
1,039,411
956,246
1,069
288,551
16
15
70,000
25,500
5
30,000
2,000
6
25
39,000
139,350
1
11
40
10,550
6
35,250
815
986
19,718
24,555
3,985
4,172
615
3,985
341
240
6,250
5,000
341
1,514
90
90
735
1,110
90
205
347
459
4,051
4,562
347
743
15
20
105
110
15
23
460
8,557
460
1,497
371
363
6,905
5,535
14,360
8,577
1,228
1,197
1,455
3,446,540
3,372,879
669
891,501
648
931
106,936
145,621
461
177
10
687
823
660,728
709,890
491
593
107
144
89
86
78
11
1,152
1,341
509,068
499,740
626
118,311
1,086
1,414
82,692
92,155
15,571
16,526
1,086
15,571
204
156
5,161
4,497
204
747
23
27
415
544
23
60
830
1,016
23,156
25,461
830
4,029
875
1,126
21,071
23,276
875
3,194
78
NA
2,252
NA
78
2,2 e
797
30,637
797
5,333
363
307
10,072
6,198
18,919
9,171
1,292
1,090
1,292
1,696,906
1,523,768
501
829,022
668
1,013
158,440
241,174
357
302
9
652
859
1,762,992
1,641,845
281
476
155
191
216
192
106
110
1,262
1,509
973,070
789,295
657
473,965
1,116
1,335
45,898
51,843
8,644
10,812
1,115
8,165
12
479
340
261
9,025
6,175
340
1,698
115
115
1,880
1,460
L15
246
834
923
17,140
18,530
833
2,722
11
170
67
267
738
3,078
66
100
1
7
42
HA
1,355
NA
42
831
1
14
720
15,760
719
2,568
7
288
609
578
13,666
9,543
26,786
11,726
1,691
1,488
1,644
4,385,805
4,209,780
692
1,071,265
867
1,133
186,645
224,720
580
266
21
896
1,035
1,700,128
1,917,587
500
555
185
260
211
220
130
81
1,611
1,675
865,783
795,303
1,089
350,086
NA Not available.
NEW YORK
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
a sample of farnia. See text]
167
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
741
167
1,967
1,588
1,355
1,587
1,404
1,041
1,195
1,533
54
46
1
830
275
2,445
1,942
1,791
1,863
1,231
1,407
1,634
1,668
80
76
2
30,985
1,486
70,398
62,127
64,136
101,009
44,233
61,842
29,794
45,718
1,175
64
3
26,990
7,575
79,235
54,328
68,053
109,172
35,037
76,968
34,059
43,839
2,455
126
4
4,749
1,170
12,321
14,298
11,009
17,677
14,193
14,354
6,071
9,101
421
47
5
4,190
7,322
13,389
11,672
11,700
20,703
10,856
18,250
7,704
8,532
548
109
6
741
167
1,952
1,578
1,355
1,567
1,399
1,031
1,195
1,533
54
46
7
4,749
1,170
12,174
65
147
14,296
10
2
11,009
17, 576
66
101
13,993
15
200
14,201
31
153
6,071
9,101
421
47
8
9
10
280
5
250
461
298
211
522
197
322
733
33
11
195
30
185
374
305
257
501
199
276
639
40
12
7,185
225
3,910
10,917
7,913
6,205
15,306
4,580
5,945
14,907
540
13
3,985
1,155
3,570
6,988
6,475
4,405
15,045
4,985
4,195
11,815
1,190
14
280
5
250
456
298
211
517
197
322
733
33
15
1,100
15
587
1,970
10
2
1,270
884
3,218
10
175
936
1,089
2,934
196
16
17
1*
60
20
121
76
71
77
41
56
235
6
ID
40
5
45
71
45
65
116
30
70
162
15
20
680
170
1,325
2,145
1,385
1,015
620
553
3,201
150
21
460
295
370
763
390
980
1,902
515
440
2,414
275
22
60
20
121
76
71
77
41
56
235
6
23
74
26
316
325
181
188
102
119
588
50
24
25
561
5
1,155
1,279
1,069
1,039
538
677
804
1,017
21
211
27
610
10
1,500
1,479
1,396
1,383
626
1,047
1,113
1,145
25
28
12,255
30
20,500
21,453
22,990
21,771
11,465
15,828
10,515
12,760
370
29
9,635
30
22,025
20,412
25,945
26,588
8,475
20,184
12,420
12,266
385
30
561
5
1,145
1,279
1,069
1,039
533
672
804
1,017
21
31
1,880
5
3,811
40
33
3,917
3,904
3,815
26
24
2,744
5
25
3,078
21
99
1,938
2,374
79
32
33
34
100
1,371
115
572
1,201
10
742
126
46
35
205
10
1,550
194
905
1,493
15
1,016
326
141
36
1,005
19,150
1,357
6,505
22,510
60
12,431
1,210
281
37
1,990
*85
19,355
1,808
9,430
28,126
80
14,105
2,823
1,145
38
100
1,356
115
572
1,176
10
737
126
46
39
219
3,271
20
40
285
1,084
3,692
40
49
24
2,270
10
18
210
39
40
41
42
10
5
80
78
66
45
36
51
65
37
43
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
10
60
245
875
561
380
395
800
645
772
45
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16
10
5
80
78
66
45
36
51
65
37
47
4
90
156
650
159
183
179
495
655
835
48
49
506
162
1,397
966
1,028
1,216
766
765
778
791
11
46
50
51
9,850
1,171
26,423
26,200
24,022
48,758
15,992
27,583
10,926
13,797
115
64
52
506
162
1,382
966
1,028
1,206
766
755
778
791
11
46
53
1,472
1,060
4,323
35
24
7,158
4,267
8,821
16
28
7,640
7,320
15
36
2,060
2,331
96
47
54
55
56
261
78
365
813
348
166
713
372
618
1,017
43
10
57
310
75
345
1,166
321
200
766
330
668
990
37
55
58
3,840
340
6,125
15,205
6,065
2,427
12,166
8,478
9,648
17,321
825
10
59
4,375
1,170
4,290
16,715
3,875
3,085
13,510
5,226
9,680
13,468
541
105
60
9,260
190
10,050
31,711
10,439
4,475
24,498
14,831
21,034
39,796
1,755
10
SI
8,080
1,650
5,920
27,303
4,640
3,990
16,805
6,834
11,890
22,359
627
80
62
1,076
223
2,469
2,477
1,706
1,824
2,160
1,222
2,056
2,385
167
55
63
1,046
26
1,631
2,244
1,329
1,305
1,487
821
1,726
2,285
150
1
64
1,141
95
2,290
2,993
1,962
1,883
1,646
1,081
2,479
2,639
198
6
65
2,875,680
187,900
1,675,845
5,613,941
3,208,060
2,352,600
6,833,302
1,633,370
3,150,467
7,007,589
593,360
110,000
66
1,894,030
634,475
2,086,285
5,660,095
2,824,135
2,701,986
7,212,510
1,100,777
3,362,987
6,096,914
522,835
100,500
67
581
16
1,061
1,176
758
748
819
476
711
1,128
115
68
760,900
60,750
615,645
1,556,204
611,805
1,031,540
2,024,355
796,840
815,112
1,411,355
265,290
69
575
1,470
1,177
922
1,148
654
803
880
1,193
72
70
676
25
2,050
1,794
1,226
1,497
830
1,130
1,418
1,655
40
Tl
108,670
312,195
251,761
220,080
299,946
206,186
287,653
165,335
196,340
11,733
72
148,580
11,850
380,610
319,084
265,120
442,940
168,900
283,347
226,748
299,209
3,640
73
370
960
795
520
626
315
387
553
836
42
74
200
485
349
386
480
305
366
322
347
30
7:.
5
25
33
16
42
34
50
5
10
re
571
183
1,174
1,236
846
939
1,455
727
811
1,200
92
45
;:
586
280
1,415
1,488
1,061
1,223
1,306
992
1,169
1,348
88
67
78
905,030
2,452,500
2,047,260
2,441,272
1,501,767
.^,072,176
4,014,524
2,820,880
968,492
1,507,703
248,045
705,200
T'i
687,505
2,751,600
2,083,400
2,387,480
1,029,500
2,100,465
3,239,120
2,605,555
1,152,975
1,634,242
322,095
425,635
80
280
10
760
731
505
580
606
365
581
805
21
5
81
350
60
930
1,055
':
740
685
475
845
901
27
15
82
151
25
170
236
156
125
401
120
111
190
31
10
83
155
20
260
251
215
280
355
235
215
321
30
84
140
148
244
269
185
234
448
242
119
205
40
30
85
81
200
225
182
111
203
266
282
109
126
31
52
89
105
50
130
165
111
126
247
90
66
147
25
10
87
35
98
114
104
74
108
201
152
53
58
15
20
hs
1,056
223
2,349
2,447
1,701
1,804
2,124
1,207
1,996
2,330
157
55
n
1,146
240
2,870
2,703
2,027
2,003
1,771
1,412
2,089
2,314
178
57
OH
614,930
478,693
835,310
1,241,538
835,620
1,011,611
1,016,205
781,458
561,443
957,167
60,235
93,126
91
451,870
213,725
790,930
977,423
716,035
920,199
723,535
685,604
519,325
818,390
86,734
55,975
'.):'
605
167
1,517
1,201
1,110
1,140
1,079
752
961
1,182
64
54
n
166,815
720,588
347,790
539,708
1
356,850
471,447
621,695
379,736
141,610
241,350
14,735
303,000
in
168
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
Rensselaer
Richmond
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
(For definitions anil explanations, see text)
I'SE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
1
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
arms reporting 1959. . .
689
45
46
1,404
656
225
724
477
o
1954...
813
35
76
1,721
1,013
231
864
491
3
acres on which used 1959 . . .
22,426
300
2,125
30, 568
16,629
5,725
26,654
16,772
1
1954 .. .
24,862
205
3,796
33,259
19,720
5,465
26,063
14,170
5
tons 1959 .. .
4,202
275
344
5,427
3,309
1,107
4,797
2,399
6
1954...
4,904
132
988
5,892
3,644
942
4,518
2,181
7
arms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959...
689
4,202
45
275
41
335
1,404
5,427
656
3,309
225
1,107
724
4,797
477
2,399
8
9
arms reporting 1959. . .
5
10
Crops on which used—
tons 1959...
9
1 1
'arms reporting 1959...
1954 .. .
193
10
1
494
203
60
377
87
12
196
16
498
182
85
307
55
l:i
acres 1959 .. .
3,805
150
100
8,507
3,082
780
8,902
1,225
11
1954...
3,549
760
11,434
2,676
1,370
7,330
935
15
arms reporting 1959 . . .
193
10
1
494
203
60
377
87
IS
tons 1959 .. .
563
58
10
1,544
526
94
1,493
230
17
arms reporting 1959 . . .
16
tons 1959 . . .
19
arms reporting 1959 .. .
52
70
15
10
117
15
20
1954 . . .
41
95
15
15
90
20
B
acres 1959 . . .
705
1,040
330
150
1,755
135
no
1954 . . .
457
915
185
245
1,415
115
23
arms reporting 1959 . . .
52
70
15
10
117
15
21
tons 1959 .. .
82
145
58
20
266
25
25
arms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959 . . .
56
27
'arms reporting 1959 . . .
572
1
789
478
110
393
252
28
1954...
606
1
1,025
647
130
548
231
20
acres 1 959 . . .
9,808
15
8,858
7,857
2,140
7,050
3,930
80
1954...
10,100
90
9,820
8,905
1,940
7,445
3,005
31
arms reporting 1959. . .
572
1
789
478
110
393
252
32
tons 1959...
1,755
1
1,667
1,570
457
1,480
644
33
arms reporting 1959 .. .
34
tons 1959. . .
35
Wheat
arms reporting 1959 . . .
35
10
25
20
91
262
36
1954...
171
50
155
35
195
300
37
acres 1959...
290
90
180
260
795
3,039
38
1954 . . .
2,004
345
1,080
360
1,535
3,375
39
arms reporting 1959 .. .
35
10
25
20
91
262
10
tons 1959...
45
19
73
31
122
411
41
rarms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959...
4?
43
farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
45
15
61
10
5
5
44
NA
Mi
1
Ni
I
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
45
acres 1959...
125
20
96
80
40
55
46
1954...
KA
n,
V
N
I
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
47
'arms reporting 1959. . .
45
15
61
10
5
5
48
tens 1959...
55
12
59
47
60
5
49
farms reporting 1959. . .
50
tons 1959...
51
farms reporting 1959. . .
382
35
41
871
415
165
443
347
52
acres 1959 .. .
7,693
150
2,010
12,053
5,084
2,315
8,112
8,388
53
farms reporting 1959 . . .
382
35
36
871
415
165
443
347
54
tons 1959...
1,702
217
324
2,040
1,023
458
1,376
1,084
55
farms reporting 1959. . .
5
56
tons 1959...
9
57
Lime or liming materials used during the year
farms reporting 1959 . . .
397
30
30
429
251
136
418
243
58
1954...
537
10
36
432
246
95
444
215
59
acres limed 1959. . .
7,521
155
145
6,890
5,690
1,753
6,488
4,040
60
1954 .. .
7,530
130
1,040
6,250
3,180
1,580
5,978
4,390
61
tons 1959...
18,091
120
110
11,150
11,195
4,570
13,347
8,785
62
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
1954...
12,470
100
575
7,246
5,025
2,410
8,144
6,440
63
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,151
61
88
3,405
1,071
342
1,149
688
64
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,070
25
33
3,260
870
242
1,048
558
65
1954 . . .
1,448
25
71
3,884
1,690
311
1,424
675
66
dollars 1959 . . .
2,420,175
38,350
274,435
6,216,764
1,614,090
514,640
3,004,828
966,015
67
1954...
2,872,005
42,750
265,620
5,808,191
1,993,913
518,750
2, 912, 948
912,030
68
farms reporting 1959 . . .
499
10
13
1,338
440
106
451
267
69
dollars 1959 . . .
561,235
8,220
37,400
1,410,260
410,976
78,125
559, 525
230,765
70
farms reporting 1959 . . .
576
5
15
1,708
413
131
481
290
71
1954...
776
25
2,508
827
205
727
486
72
dollars 1959...
100,725
750
53,450
324,782
72, 129
19,430
90,930
54,585
73
1954...
143,585
6,700
378,568
114,905
29,925
115,920
65,255
74
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959. . .
360
211
5
5
5
1,115
568
296
106
86
45
365
106
185
105
75
76
farms report! ng 1 959 . . .
5
5
25
11
10
77
farms reporting 1959 . . .
546
36
63
1,690
341
152
629
333
76
1954...
653
40
86
2,262
580
126
784
351
79
dollars 1959. . .
696,245
196,900
490,998
1,299,990
583,018
374,775
902,456
186,015
80
1954...
608,775
400,500
902,040
1,593,335
713,999
223,565
949,215
212,400
81
I'nder S1.000
farms reporting 1959. . .
351
5
5
1,265
206
80
375
255
82
1954...
445
15
35
1,761
441
65
530
271
83
farms reporting 1959. . .
110
15
10
291
55
50
121
50
84
1954...
156
10
5
376
71
20
170
55
85
farms reporting 1959. . .
85
16
48
134
80
22
133
28
86
1954 .. .
52
15
46
125
68
41
84
25
67
farms reporting 1959. . .
52
5
26
103
41
10
100
22
88
farms reporting 1959 . . .
33
11
22
31
39
12
33
6
89
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,076
1,217
41
88
3,299
1,046
342
1,119
678
90
1954...
40
90
3,419
1,380
351
1,259
676
91
dollars 1959...
442,377
60,750
41,285
1,174,155
292, 927
105,475
441,843
231,325
92
1954 .. .
391, 155
90,150
64,115
1,007,722
335,536
89,215
499,618
161,380
93
farms reporting 1959. . .
549
36
36
1,527
530
200
567
250
94
dollars 1959...
133,220
69, 725
56,635
240,604
215,493
123,970
117,742
40,715
NA Not available.
NEW YORK
169
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
a sample of fnims. See text]
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
647
1,845
894
309
772
830
638
72
1,035
2,067
203
1,369
837
1
951
2,275
1,079
369
983
988
899
220
1,243
2,225
292
1,718
1,023
2
51,235
77,000
57,954
5,882
29,747
37,010
26,184
494
36,975
111,990
5,104
65,825
46,783
3
62,405
95,479
64,973
5,497
32,994
47,130
39, 310
3,641
29,041
90,103
2,471
71,789
47,318
4
7,290
24,498
69,692
1,383
5,168
6,021
5,596
124
6,186
24, 186
1,352
13,601
8,595
5
8,573
24,402
71,341
1,362
5,826
8,020
8,144
559
5,067
18,495
724
15,268
8,158
6
647
1,845
884
309
772
830
628
72
1,035
2,067
203
1,369
837
7
7,290
24,498
67,411
62
2,281
1,383
5,168
6,021
5,288
26
308
124
6,186
24,186
1,352
13,601
8,595
8
9
10
86
358
111
182
216
202
165
16
489
206
62
459
131
11
111
346
172
193
250
157
192
37
330
238
41
401
111
12
2,325
6,186
2,435
3,564
6,450
6,005
2,912
227
10,402
5,075
2,678
9,706
2,415
13
3,710
6,542
2,600
3,230
5,985
4,384
3,995
1,199
4,745
4,002
582
8,580
1,675
14
86
358
ILL
182
216
202
165
16
489
206
62
459
131
15
323
916
920
723
1,006
1,072
597
5
42
1,646
959
610
1,638
388
16
17
15
"54
40
50
100
26
5
35
136
61
41
71
15
IS
19
20
208
40
90
60
65
10
115
42
25
85
26
20
260
486
200
360
1,605
325
250
2,036
1,027
465
860
115
21
285
3,330
310
2,005
1,330
815
1,115
1,505
545
305
1,905
286
22
15
54
'40
50
100
26
35
136
61
41
71
15
23
25
69
84
157
302
53
32
325
248
150
143
20
24
25
467
994
101
151
540
624
215
36
864
1,213
26
%6
476
2d
27
681
1,219
228
188
737
798
470
56
1,052
1,333
12
1,193
638
28
13,077
13,672
770
1,257
8,475
11,798
3,906
68
16,206
19, 570
495
16,160
9,610
29
11,744
13,749
2,545
1,300
9,897
13,881
10,081
717
15,650
17,076
72
18,230
10,258
30
467
994
101
151
540
624
215
36
864
1,213
26
966
476
31
2,166
2,5%
448
326
1,419
2,181
764
1
18
2,674
3,454
134
3,240
1,837
32
33
582
724
'88
155
337
4
49
27
1,067
5
465
597
34
35
831
1,129
141
6
256
528
124
90
1,304
892
778
36
12,876
9,505
1,045
1,370
5,571
729
109
12,236
150
6,922
10,193
37
15,971
12,830
2,462
31
2,365
8,322
1,918
660
15,891
11,523
12,352
38
582
724
88
155
337
49
27
1,067
5
465
597
39
1,866
1,701
250
212
740
137
16
2,006
25
1,270
1,606
40
41
181
545
5
16
22
12
2
25
185
1
65
25
42
43
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
12,874
43,219
5
240
219
55
27
345
4,057
1
1,870
280
45
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4G
181
535
5
16
22
12
26
25
185
1
65
25
47
14,042
55,645
51
2,232
8
341
111
63
9
225
3,702
1
1,571
371
46
19
50
546
1,360
704
67
552
613
400
26
557
1,754
125
1,141
677
51
22,697
34,277
10, 285
696
11,607
13,092
18,332
172
7,877
70,025
1,315
30,307
24,170
52
546
1,360
694
67
552
613
390
26
557
1,754
125
1,141
677
53
2,910
5,174
10,064
21
49
169
1,888
1,864
3,695
23
299
55
1,300
13,817
432
5,739
4,373
54
55
58
110
1,059
295
264
485
420
322
20
528
321
118
850
191
57
111
1,243
437
512
488
393
482
42
516
291
91
817
227
56
1,730
24,683
5,4%
3,065
10,255
9,652
6,341
230
12,785
5,706
1,230
17,941
3,380
59
1,516
23,130
7,410
5,130
9,485
7,772
8,362
789
6,395
4,598
685
14,400
2,680
60
2,820
50,484
3,189
6,429
20,650
20,102
12,832
210
27,357
11,921
1,308
43,330
7,495
61
1,930
32,074
3,875
8,506
13,755
11,697
13,337
1,313
10,055
9,199
810
23,240
3,515
6
777
2,742
1,220
1,054
1,112
1,050
1,423
237
1,562
2,425
301
1,574
997
63
491
2,200
407
982
1,045
895
970
222
1,460
1,454
155
1,432
657
64
816
2,752
679
1,422
1,458
1,143
1,383
511
1,938
1,753
267
1,777
913
65
727,945
3,314,692
8,258,526
6,044,392
3,182,280
2,827,145
3,755,497
280, 510
3,849,379
2,292,425
881,525
3,112,595
1,114,590
66
909, 165
3,745,210
5,983,345
5,708,700
3,437,690
1,994,385
4,873,237
704,267
4,444, 869
1,991,644
813,457
2,828,600
1,208,480
67
341
880
324
592
490
434
508
67
593
895
87
777
322
68
366, 185
891,601
1,182,869
1,151,645
532,770
445,550
677,165
26,250
592,875
919,730
148,731
911,585
257,850
69
385
1,214
318
353
570
589
380
25
811
1,425
47
1,015
505
70
715
1,878
436
414
891
701
552
151
1,232
1,913
110
1,477
823
71
99,445
226,411
96,790
54,990
113,915
153,688
116, 265
3,885
183, 578
462, 883
14,625
246,667
144,820
IS
138,010
291,651
117,910
100, 215
150,715
131,489
166,720
10,148
237,875
407,037
57,250
283,045
145,875
73
205
906
173
236
345
351
235
20
474
706
20
550
285
74
165
287
122
112
215
221
128
5
320
656
21
458
205
75
15
21
23
5
10
17
17
17
63
6
7
15
76
337
1,182
910
428
562
520
707
47
881
1,550
236
844
562
77
536
1,535
1,115
502
628
548
949
131
1,039
1,620
367
968
703
78
546, 145
2,624,375
7,095,052
716,615
842,020
1,068,731
2,832,735
56,900
1,359,703
4,364,814
1,926,474
1,387,506
832,130
79
530,571
2,458,974
6,651,000
698,410
855,935
875,180
3,143,985
168,964
1,122,465
4,328,690
1,533,278
1,275,435
951,840
BO
220
815
116
257
340
350
315
31
519
895
25
490
356
-l
390
1,077
156
346
455
360
392
93
706
1,035
85
555
470
V
55
156
126
93
115
65
167
11
171
236
60
166
90
83
105
266
186
80
95
1O0
221
18
200
250
90
250
101
84
62
211
668
78
107
105
225
5
191
419
151
188
116
85
41
192
773
76
78
88
336
20
133
335
192
163
132
gg
60
107
211
47
70
75
77
147
190
62
116
81
BJ
2
104
457
31
37
30
148
5
44
229
89
72
35
hS
757
2,677
1,137
1,004
1,082
1,030
1,388
187
1,501
2,370
281
1,539
972
89
1,041
2,814
1,250
1,091
1,233
1,213
1,400
316
1,779
2,400
392
1,753
1,103
90
355,750
1,072,478
1,580,096
315,237
420,635
425,391
518,686
37,755
621,345
1,448,450
223,398
820,228
469,305
91
424,030
959,720
1,275,430
284,257
401,910
470, 677
583,509
50,053
593, 655
902,978
251,760
655,685
414,930
92
432
1,248
880
273
497
540
465
22
846
1,473
213
1,028
422
n
117,855
329,613
2,838,937
62,385
131,900
128,861
176,230
980
186,019
771,729
466,650
362,005
187,320
11
170
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8. -LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1
Cattle and calves forms reporting 1959 . , .
59,913
588
1,446
1,182
1,986
1,385
2,421
2
1954 . . .
78,816
787
1,900
1,623
2,648
1,663
3,275
.1
number 1959 . . .
2,022,726
16,497
40,948
35,513
64,780
43,780
68,941
4
1954 . . .
2,228,978
19,725
46,248
39,582
76,610
42,870
79,165
5
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting 1959. .,
55,325
538
1,343
1,079
1,859
1,228
2,174
6
1954 . . .
74,119
738
1,802
1,486
2,511
1,534
3,033
7
number 1959 . . .
1,221,142
10,013
22,754
21,468
38,961
25,085
38,630
8
1954...
1,341,687
11,598
25,898
24,158
46,558
24,567
44,023
9
52,650
505
1,289
1,028
1,773
1,133
2,050
10
1954...
71,765
695
1,756
1,440
2,447
1,449
2,915
11
number 1959 . . .
1,173,285
9,270
21,763
20,703
37,430
23,574
36,964
12
1954...
1,297,048
11,109
24,920
23,567
45,153
23,060
42,141
13
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 1959 .. .
53,896
511
1,319
1,064
1,806
1,252
2,209
14
1954 . . .
69,218
664
1,725
1,429
2,403
1,476
2,898
15
number 1959. . .
695,944
5,707
15,297
12,409
22,392
16,241
26,095
16
1954...
767,641
6,757
17,517
13,631
25,788
15,813
30,099
17
Steers and bulls, including steer ami bull calves. . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
38,419
339
972
729
1,337
875
1,566
IS
1954 . . .
49,839
525
1,225
965
1,817
1,015
2,097
19
number 1959 . . .
105,640
777
2,897
1,636
3,427
2,454
4,216
20
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number on band:
CaUle and calvos-
119,650
1,370
2,833
1,793
4,264
2,490
5,043
21
1 farms reporting 1959 . ..
1,683
31
31
26
40
60
89
22
5,879
86
124
123
151
164
278
23
5 to 9 farms reporting 1959 .. .
6,132
67
166
137
222
153
314
24
8,687
23,745
104
200
300
608
243
436
303
847
206
506
396
929
25
26
11,806
82
195
187
379
252
362
27
Cows, including heifers till have calved-
1,981
18
22
30
44
44
53
28
5,041
62
136
143
134
148
222
29
2 to 9 farms reporting 1959 .. .
11,352
149
347
236
376
240
595
30
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959 . . .
11,249
114
346
217
438
261
484
31
11,819
11,745
99
87
286
198
211
199
418
401
260
247
443
350
32
30 to 49 farms reporting 1959 .. .
33
50 to 74 farms reporting 1959 .. .
3,146
18
22
59
73
60
59
34
618
5
6
7
13
8
13
35
Milk cows-
355
4
2
7
6
4
8
36
4,874
65
135
128
135
137
216
37
10,081
127
325
225
332
188
534
38
10,811
110
335
201
426
252
459
39
11,579
96
281
207
407
258
432
40
11,400
85
187
197
384
235
332
41
3,905
22
26
70
89
63
77
42'
18,483
186
476
383
637
351
877
43
1954 . . .
30,445
252
774
635
1,034
467
1,341
11
number 1959 . . .
47,211
477
1,151
890
1,631
938
2,119
45
1954 . . .
66,897
634
1,623
1,340
2,301
1,008
2,756
46
15,491
179
425
234
443
438
442
47
1954 .. .
22,966
263
521
335
599
574
801
48
number 1959. , .
165,927
5,377
2,597
1,752
3,196
5,079
3,008
49
1954 . . .
163,764
4,075
2,726
2,478
3,745
4,464
4,403
50
7,759
90
205
112
236
206
227
51
1954 .. .
10,995
129
273
173
277
271
392
52
number 1959 .. .
91,158
2,089
1,562
1,047
1,950
2,843
1,618
53
1954...
87,205
2,219
1,582
1,150
2,092
2,311
2,326
54
10,875
130
294
146
311
332
274
55
1954...
16,091
198
360
222
407
419
542
56
number 1959 .. .
74,769
3,288
1,035
705
1,246
2,231
1,390
57
1954...
Farms reporting by number of bogs and pigs-
76,559
1,856
1,144
1,328
1,653
2,153
2,077
58
12,560
130
370
216
368
327
391
59
1,662
19
29
7
53
63
31
60
1,002
11
25
7
20
39
17
61
267
19
1
4
2
9
3
62
4,414
93
217
73
56
138
74
63
1954 .. .
4,802
108
208
57
80
142
61
64
number 1959. . .
188,566
3,241
9,677
1,514
1,360
3,857
1,938
65
1954 . . .
194,314
4,321
8,948
930
2,008
3,729
1,795
66
3,370
72
179
58
43
106
54
67
1954 . . .
3,805
91
183
46
62
114
46
68
number 1959 . . .
71,416
1,045
3,670
563
441
1,301
596
69
1954...
71,692
1,218
3,098
274
577
1,335
632
70
4,009
88
207
58
51
128
70
71
1954 . . .
4,324
101
188
48
74
133
55
72
number 1959. . .
117,150
2,196
6,007
951
919
2,556
1,342
73
1954 . . .
122,622
3,103
5,850
656
1,431
2,394
1,163
74
3,883
88
200
55
49
125
67
7:.
1954 .. .
4,179
97
185
47
71
131
53
76
number 1959 .. .
110,408
2,028
5,718
885
869
2,376
1,257
77
1954 . . .
115,026
2,751
5,574
605
1,325
2,253
1,079
78
2,786
62
146
43
30
85
45
?'i
1954 . . .
2,884
72
130
31
46
76
35
80
number 1959 , . .
6,742
168
289
66
50
180
85
81
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of sheep ami lambs-
7,596
352
276
51
106
141
84
82
2,552
48
86
51
38
94
50
8.1
1,785
45
129
22
18
43
24
84
77
2
1
B5
31,832
425
806
1
559
814
816
1,094
86
1954...
54,645
583
1,246
1
1,081
1,542
1,467
1,963
87
number 1959. . .
10,611,028
163,636
102,179
5,000
140,177
138,703
332,350
190,151
88
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months old and over-
12,371,134
196,663
132,981
6,000
208,942
194,091
396,055
306,974
89
16,804
194
493
360
470
352
652
90
10,693
160
269
152
273
293
328
91
1,747
27
27
14
45
70
70
92
1,135
24
10
14
12
52
25
93
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting 1959. . .
750
10
3
11
7
27
12
94
703
10
4
1
8
7
22
7
95
205
4
4
5
2
4
1
96
1954...
449
8
7
13
14
7
5
87
number 1959 . . .
24,551
463
54
13
10
420
12
98
1954 . . .
44,737
1,565
27
347
168
137
1,068
NEW YORK
171
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Chemmg
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
554
1,611
1,284
808
980
2,115
700
1,761
423
1,109
442
1,033
556
1
844
1,995
1,652
990
990
2,570
936
2,528
691
1,522
557
1,314
828
2
13,604
62,640
43,077
35,798
43,051
82,800
41,007
46,033
11,290
38,789
10,921
36,637
16,628
3
16,063
67,597
51,980
34,679
42,171
97,048
44,867
53,957
13,653
46,009
11,839
35,067
20,431
4
480
1,530
1,224
754
919
2,035
653
1,569
389
1,064
405
881
522
5
761
1,919
1,599
936
964
2,495
875
2,311
655
1,442
527
1,195
797
e
8,136
40,789
26,706
22,178
27,244
56,059
24,708
27,572
6,038
23,369
6,879
19,755
10,397
7
8,969
43,509
31,244
21,044
27,246
65,014
26,537
32,443
7,377
27,669
7,459
19,627
12,732
8
444
1,501
1,189
715
902
2,014
615
1,435
368
1,030
395
816
504
9
732
1,878
1,588
904
955
2,469
824
2,169
641
1,415
521
1,150
777
10
7,818
40,139
26,182
21,018
26,700
55,432
22,017
25,707
5,860
22,198
6,797
18,865
10,093
11
8,656
42,935
30,995
20,008
27,044
64,204
23,531
30,314
7,075
27,159
7,367
19,121
12,487
12
482
1,473
1,177
727
915
1,951
627
1,485
373
1,028
387
925
500
13
713
1,805
1,543
872
920
2,373
802
2,054
582
1,398
469
1,129
713
14
4,767
19,769
14,656
11,968
14,322
24,141
13,943
14,603
4,444
13,990
3,573
14,488
5,402
15
6,088
21,671
18,411
11,949
13,126
29,154
15,095
17,237
5,255
16,408
3,823
13,159
6,750
16
300
1,021
901
466
634
1,324
428
1,111
264
789
238
635
338
17
437
1,268
1,202
542
696
1,694
571
1,474
408
1,015
319
817
445
IS
701
2,082
1,715
1,652
1,485
2,600
2,356
3,858
808
1,430
469
2,394
829
19
1,006
2,417
2,325
1,686
1,799
2,880
3,235
4,277
1,021
1,932
557
2,281
949
20
23
31
27
33
16
33
17
73
15
20
18
35
14
21
105
79
83
93
81
103
60
254
71
67
82
130
69
22
89
113
105
79
74
123
53
237
72
99
55
119
54
23
85
206
235
70
101
190
65
305
68
175
66
143
72
24
171
732
581
246
368
1,060
187
628
123
474
171
349
247
25
70
383
220
216
269
561
208
226
59
235
43
189
94
26
11
67
33
71
71
45
110
38
15
39
7
68
6
27
65
73
84
83
61
99
53
215
52
75
54
90
49
28
143
206
211
143
121
218
115
453
131
180
109
210
103
29
102
292
332
78
150
312
65
315
89
252
94
145
116
30
81
389
285
131
191
546
84
274
48
271
67
174
135
31
67
415
239
177
254
672
156
219
51
219
64
176
94
32
16
120
58
99
98
157
106
71
14
53
14
63
22
33
3
25
7
26
29
18
37
12
3
12
3
15
1
34
3
10
8
17
15
13
37
10
1
2
8
2
35
61
70
75
79
62
99
54
208
47
71
52
85
50
36
117
198
202
133
113
211
113
375
122
165
105
179
93
37
104
285
327
68
147
308
55
300
83
273
92
129
114
38
75
388
278
127
191
548
81
255
50
260
65
170
131
39
66
408
237
170
253
664
146
210
49
204
64
169
92
40
21
152
70
138
136
184
166
87
17
57
17
84
24
11
171
480
527
248
337
697
244
497
228
391
165
235
172
42
282
770
1,068
308
486
1,165
325
902
427
833
272
326
270
43
503
1,064
1,791
753
812
1,504
1,091
1,293
651
829
361
634
578
44
551
1,576
2,111
731
1,027
2,408
1,015
2,124
946
1,709
533
795
671
45
157
279
311
199
166
317
100
510
163
358
131
405
106
46
235
350
422
231
182
489
180
844
296
400
182
556
247
47
1,715
1,170
2,534
1,621
2,730
1,289
6,196
11,968
1,175
1,525
460
7,444
1,159
18
1,791
1,093
2,129
1,696
820
1,393
3,926
13,341
1,324
1,329
553
7,532
1,216
19
73
142
144
84
70
154
62
277
80
162
50
239
53
60
130
158
208
96
81
205
87
421
124
230
81
301
118
51
925
646
1,488
926
1,502
767
3,553
5,977
590
722
178
4,249
663
52
956
579
1,277
866
436
650
1,691
6,940
640
841
244
4,196
558
53
118
182
188
158
125
182
73
353
107
237
102
309
76
54
145
228
256
186
126
324
141
615
208
216
124
435
172
55
790
524
1,046
695
1,228
522
2,643
5,991
585
803
282
3,195
496
56
835
514
852
830
384
743
2,235
6,401
684
488
309
3,336
658
57
131
251
296
160
144
294
66
364
145
333
121
237
89
56
12
19
5
23
15
19
18
70
11
19
8
75
14
59
8
9
5
14
5
3
5
54
5
4
2
81
1
60
6
5
2
3
1
11
22
2
2
12
2
61
54
70
19
98
28
si
89
89
44
32
26
124
62
62
59
43
26
111
21
75
117
109
50
27
20
150
82
63
1,517
1,320
507
4,089
744
1,892
1,895
2,687
954
1,063
360
8,667
1,586
64
1,703
948
754
2,824
571
1,614
3,249
3,094
1,978
721
251
12,861
1,735
65
41
45
11
76
20
61
68
62
30
22
22
100
44
66
40
37
20
84
18
57
98
88
42
21
13
124
69
67
492
360
247
930
273
459
535
816
307
423
93
5,072
411
66
575
298
242
885
183
486
924
986
403
312
76
7,519
494
69
48
59
17
92
25
69
80
78
42
28
21
112
54
70
52
36
22
96
19
70
102
95
42
22
16
136
72
71
1,025
960
260
3,159
471
1,433
1,360
1,871
647
640
267
3,595
1,175
72
1,128
650
512
1,939
388
1,128
2,325
2,108
1,575
409
175
5,342
1,241
7.!
44
54
16
90
24
64
80
76
39
26
21
111
49
71
48
35
21
93
19
67
97
88
41
21
16
132
72
7.',
976
897
249
2,987
421
1,264
1,250
1,724
589
566
239
3,433
1,107
76
1,080
625
495
1,788
323
1,025
2,185
1,833
1,463
397
164
5,110
1,178
77
28
29
9
67
19
52
55
54
26
20
16
78
41
76
31
17
13
67
14
41
67
65
27
11
10
103
43
79
49
63
11
172
50
169
110
147
58
74
28
162
68
80
48
25
17
151
65
103
140
275
112
12
11
232
63
61
34
55
16
69
20
51
68
57
27
21
22
60
47
62
20
15
2
28
8
30
20
31
17
11
4
60
14
63
1
1
1
1
4
1
64
X5
686
573
510
418
812
416
1,156
264
472
294
636
299
65
673
1,129
855
736
481
1,474
611
2,128
483
808
434
1,087
674
S6
224,485
220,136
38,962
251,277
134,179
336,928
207,350
331,312
40,295
46,846
70,053
208,704
115,512
87
285,886
299,504
61,517
204,163
153,821
338,418
222,435
396,952
50,063
65,393
62,677
236,848
190,537
66
165
386
407
269
254
510
201
505
173
307
175
269
154
69
89
210
150
162
118
231
141
472
78
143
90
265
85
90
28
32
7
26
17
20
20
89
5
11
14
55
23
91
26
26
8
19
8
14
22
43
1
6
7
21
18
92
21
14
1
18
12
18
11
30
5
4
4
15
12
93
16
18
16
9
19
21
17
2
1
4
11
7
94
1
4
3
6
3
8
2
8
3
5
1
4
1
95
1
13
9
4
10
13
1
16
4
15
2
5
5
96
2
11
77
805
1,217
100
3,200
15
7
22
1
212
1
97
i_ 1
1
97
75
820
580
3,000
978
7
50
403
341
83
96
172
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Cattle and calves forms reporting 195!) .
1954.
number 195° .
1954.
Cows, including heifers [hat have cahed farms reporting 1959.
1954".
number 1959 .
1954 .
Milk cows farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
number 1959 . ,
1954..
Heifers and heifer calves forms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959. .
1954..
Steers and bulls, including steer and bull calves. . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 .
1954 . .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and cnlves-
1 farms reporting 1959 . .
2 to 4 , farms reporting 1959 . .
5 to 9 farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959 . .
20 to 49 farms reporting 1959. .
50 to 99 farms reporting 1959. .
100 or more farms reporting 1959- .
Cows, including heifers that have calveil-
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 to 74 farms reporting 1959 . .
75 to 99 farms reporting 1959 . .
100 or more farms reporting 1959 . .
Milk 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 and or mules
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
Hogs and pigs farms reporting 1959.
" 1954 .
number 1959. .
1954 . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting 1959.
1954..
number 1959 . ,
1954..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
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
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
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs—
Under 25 farms reporting
25 to 299 farms reporting
300 or nkjre farms reporting
Chickens t months old and over
famis reporting
number
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months old and over-
1'nder 50 farms reporting
50 to 399 farms reporting
400 to 799 farms reporting
SOO to 1,599 farms reporting
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting
3,200 or more farms reporting
Turkey hens kept for breeding farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959 .
1954 .
1959 .
1954 .
1959 .
1954.
1959.
1954 . .
1959 .
1954..
1959..
1954 . .
1959..
1954 . .
1959..
1954..
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959 . .
1951 . .
1959..
1954 . .
1959..
1959..
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959..
1959..
1959 . .
1954 . .
22
27
74
118
18
27
34
72
18
27
33
72
15
17
26
34
10
8
14
12
25
21
2,674
4,749
12
10
3
1,264
1,512
53,060
55,857
1,212
1,470
35,461
37,031
1,176
1,445
34,761
36,290
1,162
1,371
15,631
16,437
881
1,118
1,968
2,389
53
78
137
536
415
38
58
138
163
274
428
124
20
7
54
117
163
273
421
148
351
565
776
1,255
172
279
731
941
70
113
314
469
126
192
417
472
157
9
6
25
16
234
109
12
10
54
25
25
14
180
84
22
13
163
76
14
426
866
51,450
99,324
241
164
10
7
2,115
2,667
86,715
93,454
2,032
2,580
53,647
59,176
1,981
2,547
51,797
57,646
1,992
2,482
28,895
29,996
1,615
2,007
4,173
4,282
20
80
105
235
1,059
536
80
62
222
444
558
579
134
22
11
62
210
441
553
558
157
614
1,030
1,377
2,214
545
747
2,974
3,123
258
368
1,661
1,616
366
489
1,313
1,507
487
44
11
3
83
60
4,440
2,975
58
48
1,328
747
75
50
3,112
2,228
70
48
2,932
2,031
50
33
180
197
57
22
4
1,030
1,544
91,612
114,654
641
357
17
8
4
3
13
37
9,017
17,031
Kings
147
226
3
4
147
226
147
226
4
3,090
1,160
1,412
49,343
50,878
1,124
1,374
33,899
34,022
1,113
1,372
33,559
33,807
1,066
1,292
13,591
14,855
951
1,131
1,853
2,001
9
51
62
109
507
391
31
45
114
143
254
418
130
17
3
45
111
141
252
416
148
412
774
869
1,621
350
511
1,302
1,602
162
218
671
719
228
349
631
883
Livingston Madison
329
14
7
42
28
494
512
28
23
L31
178
40
25
363
334
37
26
324
285
25
16
39
581
856
41,695
64,920
367
202
6
10
,333
84
987
1,223
43,796
44,768
878
1,148
22,457
23,488
818
1,089
20,887
21,992
917
1,109
18,144
17,512
645
856
3,195
3,768
29
73
85
127
341
246
86
58
163
176
174
214
64
21
51
139
165
174
205
84
266
380
748
994
328
485
6,237
5,210
182
262
3,147
2,955
257
373
3,090
2,255
210
55
53
10
211
276
19,125
22,459
173
229
7,585
9,550
204
257
11,540
12,909
199
251
11,050
12,399
162
186
490
510
62
138
11
516
931
116,244
144,771
232
232
24
15
9
1,383
1,636
60,535
63,565
1,302
1,578
37,533
38,991
1,267
1,532
36,759
38,029
1,294
1,531
20,974
22,287
878
1,110
2,028
2,287
25
87
81
159
529
421
81
84
152
218
291
388
128
28
13
81
140
211
290
379
166
386
629
930
1,368
254
318
1,139
1,351
120
128
582
646
169
232
557
705
230
19
5
42
45
575
847
32
34
214
280
33
40
361
567
30
38
296
522
20
23
65
45
33
9
570
942
134,807
173,676
354
168
16
13
9
10
25
NEW YORK
173
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneide
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
958
11
1,236
2,167
1,254
1,211
1,167
714
1,528
2,136
86
1
1
1,135
33
1,814
2,785
1,663
1,613
1,351
. 992
2,189
2,485
143
1
2
39,290
343
22,393
81,452
45,415
38,164
52,128
19,735
37,315
77,926
3,416
200
3
39,469
1,412
24,183
90,386
48,956
40,268
52,069
21,192
43,619
81,006
5,020
200
4
923
10
1,068
2,016
1,117
1,076
1,122-
607
1,361
2,025
72
1
5
1,095
27
1,620
2,650
1,548
1,462
1,310
905
2,023
2,399
136
1
6
25,430
260
11,399
51,732
26,344
19,686
38,906
9,354
20,921
49,104
2,324
200
7
24,898
1,115
12,993
56,267
29,189
20,705
38, 782
10,807
24,646
50,752
3,365
200
8
895
8
924
1,937
1,034
982
1,096
522
1,288
1,987
67
1
9
1,077
21
1,522
2,618
1,485
1,401
1,281
827
1,963
2,375
124
1
10
24,965
217
10,046
50,267
24,966
18,172
37,284
7,834
20,291
48,271
2,194
200
11
24,608
926
12,008
55,649
27,698
19,149
38,349
9,109
24,056
49,732
3,209
200
12
887
6
1,014
1,986
1,117
1,054
973
612
1,399
2,005
69
I'
1,043
10
1,403
2,549
1,438
1,411
1,111
810
1,890
2,198
113
14
12,510
52
7,798
26,012
16,401
15,220
11,646
7,556
14,436
25,664
913
15
13,018
178
8,481
30,494
17,382
16,297
11,823
7,501
16,340
26,925
1,374
16
666
8
809
1,509
798
722
688
449
860
1,403
45
17
837
20
975
1,914
989
939
796
559
1,240
1,607
92
IS
1,350
31
3,196
3,708
2,670
3,258
1,576
2,825
1,958
3,158
179
19
1,553
119
2,709
3,625
2,385
3,266
1,464
2,884
2,633
3,329
281
20
11
59
27
39
58
30
34
48
34
5
21
55
2
271
157
128
164
68
99
211
118
13
22
50
1
270
176
130
143
43
108
243
166
14
23
94
2
233
276
161
192
73
133
282
284
9
24
433
4
301
955
456
387
507
227
549
1,019
22
25
285
1
90
490
291
219
398
90
177
452
14
26
30
1
12
86
49
48
48
23
18
63
9
1
27
39
200
156
113
138
61
82
179
114
13
28
102
2
476
303
200
283
89
209
403
287
20
29
162
4
175
349
201
233
90
125
337
443
5
30
231
2
128
475
246
200
185
104
237
530
4
31
305
69
543
260
163
475
61
164
509
17
32
71
2
15
137
75
41
178
18
35
115
4
33
4
5
35
13
15
27
3
3
18
3
34
9
18
9
3
17
5
3
9
6
1
35
39
181
158
107
144
59
74
175
107
12
36
88
2
399
253
164
229
86
181
354
272
18
37
159
3
143
348
186
207
98
105
325
443
4
3S
229
1
119
463
238
196
186
90
235
527
5
39
297
65
533
247
154
461
52
160
501
16
40
83
2
17
182
92
52
206
20
39
137
12
1
41
202
13
337
596
355
330
275
187
473
613
53
42
305
27
546
1,115
567
444
319
268
937
962
71
43
469
122
850
1,444
1,208
862
719
563
1,071
1,416
267
44
671
196
1,153
2,362
1,381
969
674
607
1,871
2,141
252
45
185
3
653
395
315
490
111
335
441
384
11
II
252
6
983
645
547
724
164
429
664
575
15
17
726
29
8,546
2,946
4,244
7,607
2,180
8,597
2,640
1,771
57
1^
904
158
8,461
3,932
4,763
6,260
2,129
6,057
2,521
1,792
62
49
81
2
368
192
155
260
50
212
230
181
5
50
96
6
498
300
249
346
62
241
288
253
7
51
356
14
4,895
1,508
2,226
4,372
1,346
5,242
1,583
973
26
52
383
116
5,058
1,959
2,417
3,589
967
3,479
1,243
894
19
53
126
3
507
256
220
364
71
267
302
270
7
54
177
4
732
421
396
545
127
319
472
393
10
55
370
15
3,651
1,438
2,018
3,235
834
3,355
1,057
798
31
51
521
42
3,403
1,973
2,346
2,671
1,162
2,578
1,278
898
43
ST
172
2
420
354
231
328
91
165
379
347
9
58
10
1
153
24
47
85
8
75
42
24
2
59
3
69
10
31
61
6
77
18
11
SI
11
7
6
16
6
18
2
2
61
28
5
118
64
87
214
62
126
61
109
27
■'>-
30
11
139
54
107
232
66
144
42
112
34
i:
356
129
4,767
729
2,124
18,035
659
9,241
778
3,205
340
>;
482
347
4,854
1,330
2,054
18,302
942
9,523
485
2,368
511
S!
16
5
98
39
67
175
37
110
41
80
17
SI
24
9
121
45
83
192
48
123
28
83
26
5!
102
41
1,983
203
760
7,266
149
3,513
198
1,105
91
SI
145
100
1,733
538
689
6,815
282
3,583
174
774
191
SI
25
5
107
51
79
195
50
116
54
95
26
n
26
11
120
51
88
218
60
142
34
97
29
7
254
88
2,784
526
1,364
10,769
510
5,728
580
2,100
249
72
337
247
3,121
792
1,365
11,487
660
5,940
311
1,594
320
73
23
5
104
47
77
193
49
116
53
91
24
74
26
11
117
48
83
217
59
138
33
92
23
75
235
83
2,597
454
1,245
10,240
460
5,495
535
1,959
214
76
320
219
2,956
714
1,250
11,106
603
5,620
283
1,428
262
77
16
3
75
27
56
150
31
96
31
66
18
78
11
9
81
30
52
162
43
109
19
64
21
73
19
5
187
72
119
529
50
233
45
141
35
Bl
17
28
165
78
115
381
57
320
28
166
58
8
25
2
59
56
59
73
57
30
54
73
24
82
3
3
57
2
8
28
128
13
5
92
4
7
35
1
3
63
S4
499
13
923
1,064
675
762
646
456
811
947
77
2
^:
771
46
1,728
1,829
1,266
1,387
984
742
1,618
1,528
114
HI
65,775
6,814
264,270
150,241
218,826
255,024
430,778
134,910
221,461
299,576
51,489
446
91
84,328
16,532
304,358
222,307
290,362
361,940
420,465
166,977
306,520
366,122
34,528
Sf
293
5
392
639
293
319
350
184
425
550
41
1
8i
180
7
389
355
266
274
165
195
277
247
29
•M
13
70
32
52
85
29
36
47
52
3
1
0
7
42
22
30
56
35
17
27
50
1
V
3
19
8
21
16
23
19
24
24
>:
3
1
11
8
13
12
44
5
11
24
3
91
2
2
2
7
2
1
11
6
2
«
1
2
12
13
6
11
5
2
12
18
2
'.!■
4
3
54
226
4
15
721
27
21
37
1
700
1,075
849
318
2,465
708
5
426
790
13
K
174
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
(For definitions and" explanations, see text)
Cattle and calves farms reporting 1059 .
1954 .
number 1959 .
1954 .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting 1959
1951.
number 1959 .
1954 . .
Milk cows farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . ,
number 1959 . ,
1954 . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959. .
1954 . .
Steers and bulls, including steer ami bull calves ... farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 farms reporting 1959 . .
2 to 4 farms reporting 1959 . .
5 to 9 farms reporting 1959 . .
10 to 19 farms reporting 1959 . .
20 to 49 farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 99 farms reporting 1959. .
100 or more farms reporting 1959 . .
Cows, including heifers lhat 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 49 farms reporting 1959 . .
50 to 74 farms reporting 1959 .
75 to 99 farms reporting 1959..
100 or more farms reporting 1959 . -
Milk 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 . .
42 Horses and/or mules. .
.farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
Hogs and pigs farms reporting
number
Bom since June 1 farms reporting
number
Bom before June 1 farms reporting
number
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pigs-
Under 10 farms reporting
10 to 24 farms reporting
25 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms reporting
Sheep and Iambs farms reporting
number
I amhs 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
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lamhs-
Under 25 farms reporting
25 to 299 farms reporting
300 or nxjro Tarms reporting
Chickens 4 nonuts old and over farms reporting
1959..
1954 .
1959..
1954.,
1959..
1954..
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959..
1954 . .
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 . .
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959 .
1951.
number 1959.
1954.
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 rams reporting 1959 .
ftOO to 1,599 farms reporting 1950 .
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting 1959.
3,200 or more farms reporting 1959.
Turkey hens kept for breeding farms reporting 1959 .
1954..
number 1959 .
897
1,238
26,593
31,039
839
1,15*
16,005
18,105
793
1,114
15,421
17,459
802
1,065
9,351
11,115
503
720
1,237
1,819
33
97
113
152
326
154
22
89
193
193
172
144
38
6
4
86
174
181
165
140
47
299
509
668
1,116
214
383
1,254
1,988
86
176
691
1,081
156
269
563
907
189
18
5
2
90
117
2,583
2,879
66
94
693
894
81
101
1,890
1,985
79
95
1,776
1,782
64
78
114
203
580
966
199,178
269,515
262
209
45
33
16
15
6
212
107
3
4
130
144
2
4
63
67
2
4
51
66
3
3
61
67
1
3
6
10
4
1
106
5
2
5
53
671
1
4
10
402
2
5
43
269
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
2
2
2
11
14
3,850
3,865
3
3
4
1
17
'35
607
1,009
15
32
389
720
12
28
350
641
9
16
187
230
8
14
31
59
4
4
1
1
2
16
20
139
129
5
6
1,359
835
3
3
465
454
5
5
894
381
1
3
5
12
117
157
3
8
34
40
5
11
83
117
4
9
28
72
4
9
55
45
3
2
20
46
70,445
36,121
2
5
2
2
2
St. Lawrence
3,084
4,016
105,879
129,780
2,954
3,873
64,222
78,761
2,901
3,816
62,999
77,666
2,877
3,735
36,805
45,636
2,282
2,882
4,852
5,383
35
164
196
478
1,564
584
63
146
456
806
805
612
102
19
147
435
801
796
597
125
1,108
2,041
2,621
4,413
894
1,102
5,308
4,747
474
514
2,717
2,373
552
732
2,591
2,374
825
53
12
4
144
136
4,675
2,579
107
90
1,632
723
134
128
3,043
1,856
131
123
2,857
1,707
92
59
186
149
98
45
1
1,460
2,137
138,751
148,792
956
464
18
26
42
348
321
Saratoga
838
1,369
21,912
25,418
783
1,227
12,801
14,097
735
1,178
12,378
13,735
730
1,133
7,925
9,721
457
752
1,186
1,600
36
157
108
118
281
120
18
126
219
162
UO
98
31
4
3
121
189
155
134
99
37
246
506
647
1,121
198
477
2,019
2,062
93
206
1,001
981
147
337
1,018
1,081
161
24
9
4
57
81
1,160
1,536
40
57
281
409
53
71
879
1,127
51
69
805
1,062
32
39
74
65
41
16
500
1,167
126,165
162,765
253
187
22
17
14
7
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iii
Schenectady
229
312
5,557
7,160
210
298
3,286
4,172
199
284
3,171
3,905
192
260
1,895
2,473
139
191
376
515
21
59
45
43
26
5
79
117
301
275
50
81
1,089
1,037
22
43
565
526
34
50
524
511
36
7
6
1
13
20
659
443
11
15
181
164
13
19
478
279
12
18
426
258
10
15
52
21
1
126
239
70,114
60,118
70
42
3
3
4
4
2
7
815
953
964
1,260
33,212
39,713
933
1,232
21,229
25,020
916
1,208
20,836
24,725
900
1,163
10,639
13,102
588
836
1,344
1,591
13
59
69
136
485
185
17
45
136
252
235
219
35
6
5
42
132
249
232
219
42
271
497
600
1,040
205
371
919
1,566
75
166
407
823
159
264
512
743
180
22
3
61
86
1,420
1,815
50
65
448
493
53
76
972
1,322
50
74
897
1,162
37
46
75
160
484
791
121,475
166,937
272
158
23
12
10
9
NEW YORK
175
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
466
2,117
224
731
905
761
665
162
1,452
1,226
78
1,382
549
1
694
2,620
381
1,029
1,263
1,084
938
380
1,811
1,619
136
1,710
796
2
13,214
57,966
3,197
19,591
30,415
25,210
16,839
1,938
55,006
30,107
2,751
54,958
13,795
3
14,319
60,100
4,218
22,624
34,417
27,546
19,628
2,845
59,228
30,029
3,991
56,330
16,495
4
410
1,949
162
681
843
697
617
150
1,378
1,045
65
1,281
492
5
635
2,477
338
992
1,169
974
892
346
1,747
1,451
108
1,605
728
6
6,824
32,663
1,955
11,413
17,885
13,484
10,555
1,162
32,990
15,683
1,510
33,092
7,270
7
7,629
34,245
2,685
13,819
19,179
14,917
12,102
1,576
34,281
16,004
2,230
33,866
8,774
8
376
1,829
151
655
812
637
588
147
1,349
924
56
1,231
440
9
578
2,397
313
967
1,130
927
864
337
1,717
1,364
98
1,567
687
10
6,349
30,638
1,878
11,089
17,356
12,633
10,259
1,090
32,497
14,028
1,171
32,401
6,466
11
6,944
32,565
2,585
13,395
18,210
14,008
11,648
1,474
33,648
14,406
2,030
33,154
8,054
12
408
1,877
100
670
834
680
545
112
1,359
1,030
62
1,277
472
13
590
2,325
163
888
1,123
953
745
239
1,691
1,292
102
1,554
667
14
5,018
21,695
653
7,323
10,973
9,804
5,492
591
20,370
12,101
937
19,505
5,391
15
5,616
22,020
780
7,835
13,134
10,577
6,319
991
22,764
11,521
1,267
19,654
6,127
H
287
1,340
152
359
578
496
350
80
798
707
42
896
311
:.'
415
1,629
170
535
793
665
482
159
1,122
830
80
1,194
450
18
1,372
3,608
589
855
1,557
1,922
792
185
1,646
2,323
304
2,361
1,134
19
1,074
3,835
753
970
2,104
2,052
1,207
278
2,183
2,504
494
2,810
1,594
20
19
76
52
19
21
34
38
20
18
65
3
17
35
21
68
238
80
88
84
103
139
72
89
209
16
73
73
22
68
269
33
71
115
106
110
27
122
189
12
107
70
2!
80
392
17
153
127
112
98
17
188
205
13
177
97
"1
142
817
22
308
347
245
169
16
629
393
13
577
205
25
77
291
16
81
174
127
91
7
347
139
13
376
57
26
12
34
4
11
37
34
20
3
59
26
8
55
12
'-'7
55
186
70
95
82
103
105
54
79
167
5
73
75
28
119
538
45
176
192
182
210
66
203
316
28
201
136
-.i
90
522
13
170
146
112
92
14
339
225
7
236
131
30
69
428
10
130
195
140
73
6
339
182
7
288
84
"0
65
215
12
83
169
115
92
7
304
125
8
347
53
1)2
8
48
9
18
46
30
31
1
86
23
5
114
11
S3
1
4
1
5
9
12
10
1
21
5
4
18
2
il
3
8
2
4
4
3
4
1
7
2
1
4
i.',
59
187
69
89
87
89
101
61
77
165
5
66
70
<r.
101
488
36
164
172
157
192
59
192
244
24
178
115
37
80
478
15
171
140
102
90
12
333
204
7
226
120
38
62
419
9
123
190
137
70
6
337
174
5
284
80
39
63
205
10
82
166
109
90
6
300
112
8
342
46
40
11
52
12
26
57
43
45
3
110
25
7
135
9
41
83
682
65
236
263
220
280
117
439
310
49
351
151
42
138
1,045
63
411
417
297
419
258
725
453
91
629
234
43
256
1,617
252
500
707
619
795
245
1,012
664
231
883
296
44
286
2,145
194
846
1,068
601
891
623
1,705
957
455
1,360
425
45
177
719
99
162
209
221
158
86
237
536
12
223
264
46
292
792
164
304
336
409
273
165
426
737
29
403
337
47
3,005
4,347
1,956
791
1,178
2,564
1,370
501
1,777
7,019
914
2,607
4,387
48
4,149
3,356
1,661
1,007
1,210
2,819
2,206
421
1,956
5,957
1,218
2,821
3,445
49
79
347
32
98
114
110
57
36
124
287
7
96
143
50
126
389
66
142
186
224
143
64
174
360
13
191
192
51
1,683
2,416
973
426
748
1,371
640
257
1,106
4,134
449
1,499
2,787
55
2,076
1,813
720
468
747
1,493
1,234
189
959
3,347
781
1,507
2,238
53
140
505
84
84
136
167
122
67
145
391
11
160
210
54
225
518
128
198
191
269
184
122
310
546
23
287
245
55
1,322
1,931
983
365
430
1,193
730
244
671
2,885
465
1,108
1,600
56
2,073
1,543
941
539
463
1,326
972
232
997
2,610
437
1,314
1,207
17
138
619
81
143
184
164
137
75
209
378
4
187
171
58
24
65
7
16
16
33
12
7
19
82
1
18
43
59
9
32
8
2
8
20
4
4
6
68
4
13
42
60
6
3
2
1
1
4
5
3
8
3
5
8
61
59
268
24
41
44
85
124
37
89
71
17
80
117
62
75
242
36
40
58
93
114
46
131
74
37
80
137
63
3,211
17,331
192
578
1,569
3,552
1,984
369
3,472
2,183
313
6,381
11,454
64
4,069
13,159
428
394
2,363
3,021
1,748
509
4,066
2,423
648
6,165
11,630
65
49
206
M
27
36
68
90
21
71
53
7
62
104
66
58
201
24
27
43
76
82
31
101
58
24
65
107
67
1,191
7,094
41
142
724
1,388
489
78
855
619
71
3,755
4,570
68
1,285
4,587
117
105
1,516
1,231
541
116
985
760
204
3,677
3,463
69
53
245
21
36
37
77
113
31
84
63
17
68
112
7(1
70
227
32
34
48
80
100
42
118
69
34
66
129
71
2,020
10,237
151
436
845
2,164
1,495
291
2,617
1,564
242
2,626
6,884
72
2,784
8,572
311
289
847
1,790
1,207
393
3,081
1,663
444
2,488
8,167
73
52
241
19
35
36
74
109
31
84
61
16
67
108
74
68
221
29
31
46
79
92
39
115
65
31
63
127
75
1,922
9,893
138
404
775
2,020
1,369
276
2,494
1,456
224
2,340
6,600
76
2,581
8,099
233
255
814
1,690
1,010
359
2,945
1,573
397
2,383
7,568
77
36
169
9
22
26
57
79
12
57
45
12
52
82
78
47
161
22
21
24
54
77
23
67
41
24
51
97
79
98
344
13
32
70
144
126
15
123
108
18
286
284
80
203
473
78
34
33
100
197
34
136
90
47
105
599
81
26
108
22
36
30
47
101
34
47
41
13
41
35
82
31
152
2
5
14
37
23
3
41
30
4
33
75
63
2
8
...
1
1
6
7
84
326
1,144
303
534
503
425
588
117
614
803
91
573
325
85
611
1,638
491
953
862
779
1,036
288
1,118
1,251
224
1,028
611
86
179,763
133,461
238,342
1,143,102
283,062
287,496
682,002
21,065
226,380
215,934
104,184
76,820
147,552
87
189,461
225,167
286,757
833,436
362,274
359,329
540,963
43,531
281,974
287,850
93,449
140,062
202,702
88
107
697
134
175
242
206
234
67
356
336
21
294
129
89
121
382
66
126
134
127
154
36
180
332
39
235
117
90
39
34
26
39
43
29
45
8
30
77
7
31
35
91
31
21
23
48
28
22
55
3
16
33
6
7
29
92
15
7
32
50
37
18
38
2
15
16
9
3
5
93
13
3
22
96
19
23
62
1
17
9
9
3
10
94
3
7
1
2
2
3
5
7
4
2
2
4
95
1
9
8
3
5
3
3
3
3
8
6
10
3
96
636
1,647
50
7
550
1,184
50
43
14
450
20
153
97
250
463
634
10
31
308
1,503
8
9
120
286
34
407
98
176
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Moat data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestock and/of livestock products
including dairy products: dollars 1959 .
1954.
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hogs, and sheep) farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954.
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959.
1954.
value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954.
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars 1959 ,
1954.
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting hy number of caUle 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 . .
1954"
number 1959.
1954.,
dollars 1959 . ,
1954 . .
Horses and. or mules sold alive. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive .
Sheep and lambs sold alive .
SHEEP SHORN AND BOOL
. farms reporting 1959 ,
1954 .
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
number 1959.
1954..
dollars 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
number 1959. .
1954.,
dollars 1959 ..
1954 . .
Sheep and/or lambs shorn
Other sheep shorn .
LITTERS FARROWED
. farms reporting 1959,
1954 .
number shorn 1959.
1954.
pounds of wool 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959.
pounds of wool 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959 .
pounds of wool 1959.
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
year to November 30, Census year farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number of liuers 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959-
1 or 2 liUers farms reporting 1959 .
3 to 9 litters farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 19 liUers farms reporting 1959 .
20 to 39 liUers farms reporting 1959 .
40 to 69 liUers farms reporting 1959 .
70 or more liUers farms reporting 1959 .
June 9 to November 30 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number of liUers 1959 .
1954.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number of liUers 1959.
1954 .
554,346,761
461,451,305
58,287
69,154
75,193,090
48,305,381
19,433
35,098
70,092,896
78,292,073
409,060,775
334,853,851
54,874
65,944
1,025,381
1,052,464
67,295,223
41,499,441
40,737
47,018
266,496
268,360
51,618,015
32,463,311
23,518
15,023
2,082
114
48,849
60,443
758,885
784,104
15,677,208
9,036,130
1,867
2,152
6,427
5,186
1,110,179
556,505
4,925
7,531
155,880
147,305
4,832,280
4,509,420
3,276
3,135
139,672
117,871
1,955,408
1,740,015
3,624
3,810
126,396
130,599
973,642
1,002,652
333
7,991
45,973
3,524
118,405
927,669
3,996
5,380
25,800
29,263
1,872
1,455
412
169
61
27
3,106
3,756
12,979
12,917
2,827
4,071
12,821
16,346
5,408,195
4,471,780
631
701
838,020
499,555
277
401
980,973
1,020,732
3,589,202
2,951,493
556
620
9,468
9,716
589,965
370,006
356
441
2,189
2,657
436,165
287,844
261
65
30
531
557
7,279
7,059
153,800
82,162
20
16
40
53
9,000
5,075
70
87
7,095
3,301
219,945
93,698
60
77
1,365
2,230
19,110
30,776
86
97
2,504
2,860
18,958
22,119
2
4
9
86
2,500
18,949
Allegany
54
72
1,080
780
50
457
336
623
444
9,339,465
7,141,699
1,403
1,665
1,638,375
916,546
438
771
1,051,277
604,804
6,649,813
5,620,349
1,328
1,594
18,781
18,740
1,443,970
795,496
1,023
1,121
5,900
4,912
1,078,796
599,027
650
352
16
5
1,117
1,480
12,881
13,828
365,174
196,469
55
53
220
113
20,775
8,313
111
160
1,760
2,270
54,560
53,888
181
160
8,505
4,699
119,070
58,849
199
181
6,627
6,269
50,877
46,515
15
489
2,954
191
6,138
47,923
123
118
477
450
277
230
78
82
200
220
19,471
26,000
1
1
19,471
26,000
9,238,764
7,595,324
1,194
1,266
1,266,115
703,475
331
574
761,495
1,013,388
7,211,154
5,878,461
1,154
1,226
19,325
17,544
1,228,245
635,856
869
867
5,171
4,301
970,295
503,974
516
320
32
1
974
1,097
14,154
13,243
257,950
131,882
32
34
52
81
6,225
4,116
35
77
515
1,913
15,965
54,543
45
31
1,120
702
15,680
8,960
49
36
1,024
711
6,810
4,417
4
43
227
48
981
6,583
35
68
243
393
29
54
159
187
18
55
84
206
Cattaraugus
15,299,769
12,397,165
1,927
2,355
2,330,795
1,336,601
482
r
1,066,849
977,254
11,902,125
10,083,310
1,872
2,303
32,882
36,134
2,143,980
1,237,524
1,376
1,667
8,570
9,600
1,637,275
967,317
846
441
89
1,736
2,136
24,312
26,534
506,705
270,207
70
79
335
126
45,565
8,491
120
179
3,380
2,684
104,780
76,619
45
48
2,605
981
36,470
13,967
44
63
1,057
1,786
7,677
10,542
7
32
217
43
1,025
7,460
123
124
465
585
98
79
257
308
208
277
Cayuga Chautauqua
12,405,821
9,228,536
1,332
1,441
1,789,690
974,740
579
1,016
1,819,758
1,884,674
8,796,373
6,369,122
1,242
1,353
22,473
17,735
1,564,410
808,221
897
954
6,083
5,082
1,242,420
647,236
536
306
50
5
1,142
1,227
16,390
12,653
321,990
160,985
25
49
30
111
2,800
10,214
196
252
6,050
3,950
187,550
135,064
120
86
2,495
1,377
34,930
21,241
116
114
2,859
2,315
24,165
19,113
10
197
1,363
115
2,662
22,802
132
190
847
844
99
124
394
341
106
149
453
503
NEW YORK
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
for only a sample of farms. See text]
177
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
. Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
3,701,506
17,718,076
10,444,374
12,727,289
12,836,689
23,480,946
13,275,582
14,313,827
'2,104,-555
7,222,695
3,002,484
10,207,312
4,504,799
1
3,901,488
14,619,603
8,161,041
8,407,461
9,084,263
19,792,138
11,843,129
12,101,684
2,297,307
7,492,572
2,294,756
8,086,800
4,399,027
2
502
1,588
1,299
843
986
2,079
731
1,773
406
980
406
1,054
526
3
616
1,826
1 537
872
947
2,387
878
2,061
502
1,361
455
1,225
707
4
436,490
1,572,375
1,146,524
1,388,665
1,776,770
3,183,933
1,648,916
2,714,313
394,100
804,350
426,530
1,805,483
489,519
5
301,760
1,430,967
686,448
727,482
771,470
1,569,448
1,512,296
1,770,767
259,543
649,053
188,921
1,566,534
359,954
6
226
413
226
323
224
467
279
831
136
205
177
415
210
7
453
646
406
493
321
860
429
1,491
204
447
253
742
455
8
1,163,139
l,26o,205
101,282
1,608,778
763,977
1,850,861
1,535,545
1,855,685
134,936
197,087
293,242
1,088,278
661,450
9
1,271,151
1,564,231
226,737
1,406,474
927,696
1,957,000
1,687,040
2,386,455
367,164
459,775
409,728
1,128,366
912, 578
10
2,081,877
14,879,496
9,196,568
9,729,846
10,295,942
16,446,152
10,091,121
9,743,829
1,575,519
6,221,258
2,282,712
7,313,551
3,353,830
11
2,328,577
11,624,405
7,247,856
6,273,505
7,385,097
16,265,690
8,443,793
7,944,462
1,670,600
6,383,744
1,696,107
5,391,900
3,126,495
12
432
1,567
1,279
772
965
2,023
661
1,678
376
950
391
688
491
13
577
1,806
1,524
827
933
2,355
826
1,868
475
1,331
435
1,095
671
14
4,622
35,005
22,286
19,101
25,385
50,998
20,803
28,645
4,853
15,165
6,594
17,755
8,243
15
6,092
35,960
23,031
16,437
20,519
53,756
22,536
26,241
5,403
20,513
5,779
16,615
10,612
16
345,790
1,517,797
1,017,575
1,257,291
1,633,050
3,117,308
1,455,230
2,270,043
354,055
779,315
415,770
1,437,082
384,584
17
247,348
1,398,468
624,080
653,016
730,296
1,518,751
1,346,977
1,278,035
213,800
619,124
175,236
994,327
319,653
18
287
1,122
822
616
820
1,565
517
1,280
226
675
251
677
339
19
383
1,302
1,017
618
690
1,768
634
1,326
328
826
265
766
474
20
1,527
7,436
4,070
4,613
6,578
13,118
5,273
8,233
1,421
2,910
1,572
5,712
1,656
21
1,603
9,853
4,241
3,940
4,155
11,712
7,018
6,902
1,527
4,049
1,077
5,601
2,386
22
284,530
1,061,007
720,103
923,426
1,245,345
2,620,160
1,104,947
1,627,965
270,938
577,400
287,240
1,137,392
286,779
53
184,474
1,161,592
466,718
492,384
553,965
1,251,322
1,136,216
934,654
166,658
469,912
113,284
811,663
252,216
24
185
606
532
336
400
798
240
745
160
460
136
305
247
25
95
482
267
237
355
642
208
453
59
205
105
306
81
26
7
29
23
38
60
110
66
82
2
10
10
65
11
27
5
5
5
15
3
5
1
28
296
1,492
1,188
697
870
1,927
585
1,425
336
855
356
802
439
29
509
1,710
1,433
759
898
2,257
749
1,691
418
1,241
407
973
615
30
3,095
27,569
18,216
14,488
18,807
37,880
15,530
20,412
3,432
12,255
5,022
12,043
6,587
31
4,489
26,107
18,790
12,497
16,364
42,044
15,518
19,339
3,876
16,464
4,702
11,014
8,226
32
61,260
456,790
297,472
333,865
387,705
497,148
350,283
642,078
83,117
201,915
128,530
299,690
97,805
33
62,874
236,876
157,362
160,632
176,331
267,429
210,761
343,381
47,142
149,212
61,952
182,664
67,437
34
30
40
53
27
41
77
23
20
45
30
15
22
16
35
21
65
72
19
38
91
24
57
25
74
20
29
23
36
60
235
69
158
271
192
32
150
65
65
30
85
160
37
43
116
107
144
65
166
127
142
57
170
43
55
122
38
13,750
25,060
12,040
19,880
49,550
29,530
16,515
44,125
6,925
11,875
6,225
10,140
18,550
39
4,987
8,357
7,586
11,512
4,343
26,465
18,021
17,505
3,155
10,503
5,165
8,180
13,392
40
50
51
27
55
25
46
24
267
50
45
10
218
35
41
57
67
54
95
40
87
79
386
43
68
43
337
81
42
2,130
604
3,629
2,230
2,970
675
5,101
11,955
890
350
65
7,341
2,685
43
1,332
758
1,549
1,626
1,159
967
3,358
11,866
1,057
954
395
7,306
957
44
66,030
18,724
112,499
69,130
92,070
20,925
158,131
370,605
27,590
10,850
2,015
227,571
83,235
45
37,820
15,824
50,356
43,304
34,419
16,291
123,257
456,376
30,286
14,846
7,313
271,036
17,475
46
25
26
11
107
20
70
75
80
25
15
5
121
25
47
35
24
12
76
11
41
66
66
29
11
5
128
46
48
780
771
315
3,026
150
1,155
1,360
2,110
395
165
180
9,335
225
49
933
616
298
1,457
164
563
1,572
1,316
1,094
342
102
17,016
705
50
10,920
10,794
4,410
42,364
2,100
16,170
19,040
29,540
5,530
2,310
2,520
130,690
3,150
51
11,605
8,316
4,426
19,650
2,412
7,941
24,041
18,851
12,302
4,580
1,207
292,991
9,434
52
40
49
11
78
20
55
80
66
37
28
19
108
50
53
42
32
22
84
16
53
86
69
37
16
12
132
62
54
1,092
1,080
333
2 784
443
1,350
1,497
2,013
653
872
250
4,797
1,245
55
1,180
1,120
435
1,918
371
1,150
2,417
2,054
1,389
435
174
7,366
1,184
56
8,731
6,506
3,008
21,525
3,470
9,430
12,341
15,867
5,105
6,222
1,926
37,335
8,935
57
8,118
8,631
3,036
15,093
2,673
7,569
17,093
16,074
12,646
3,184
1,445
54,869
8,930
58
2
5
4
1
5
8
11
4
1
1
17
6
Y!
8
89
69
2
27
74
119
16
200
1
1,046
52
60
34
326
338
13
124
385
682
114
1,000
7
5,155
290
61
40
48
11
76
19
54
77
61
34
27
19
106
45
6S
1,084
991
333
2,715
441
1,323
1,423
1,894
637
672
249
3,751
1,193
93
8,697
6,180
3,008
21,187
3,457
9,306
11,956
15,185
4,991
5,222
1,919
32,180
8,645
!•{
33
43
34
51
32
47
40
194
30
48
28
198
26
65
40
51
45
71
41
79
68
235
33
61
30
248
55
Be
238
134
316
280
420
182
949
1,614
222
198
73
1,264
160
67
284
194
361
323
135
232
711
2,309
217
253
86
1,364
191
S3
13
26
18
18
19
29
12
83
14
32
19
73
3
S3
11
15
8
25
10
15
17
71
11
10
9
84
15
70
6
2
3
7
1
2
2
23
2
4
27
1
71
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
4
4
6
10
1
1
2
2
14
2
72
73
74
26
39
26
44
21
35
34
139
23
36
19
163
21
75
31
34
31
48
29
47
42
181
27
42
20
184
32
7fi
110
75
145
132
224
96
471
746
88
116
36
608
55
77
140
92
180
144
63
95
263
1,023
94
113
36
618
63
7S
23
26
25
39
23
33
31
154
22
26
19
150
19
79
30.
35
31
60
28
61
61
169
26
41
22
192
45
Ml
128
59
171
148
196
86
478
868
134
82
37
656
105
81
144
102
181
179
72
137
448
1,286
123
140
50
746
108
82
178
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most data for 1959 are based on report*
Item
(For definition? and explanations, see text)
Value of sates of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products: dollars
Any livestock sold alive (entile, horses
and mules, hogs, and sheep) farms reporting
value of sales, dollars
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting
value of sales, dollars
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry producLs value of sales, dollars
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Kings
Livingston
1959.
1954.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
Cattle, not counting calves .
farms reporting
number
dollars
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold-
lto4 farms reporting
5 to 19 farms reporting
50 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms reporting
Calves farms reporting
dollars
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954 .
1959 .
1954.
1959 .
1954.
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..
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn
Other sheep shom .
UTTERS FARROWED
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number shom 1959.
1954.
pounds of wool 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
number shom 1959.
pounds of wool 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959.
pounds of wool 1 959 .
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
year to November 30, Census year farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of litters 1959.
1954.
Farms reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959-
1 or 2 litters farms reporting 1959 .
■1 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 .
1954.
number of litters 1959 .
1954.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of litters 1959.
1054.
9,637
32,036
10
12
2,500
1,846
16
18
7,102
24,617
35
5,573
5
10
10
40
2,000
1,307
5
2
10
2
2,000
135
9
38
1,172
5
1
5
2
500
100
7
439
12,928,746
10,046,865
1,265
1,388
1,403,620
782,111
222
451
257,777
418,074
11,267,349
8,846,680
1,250
1,381
27,524
27,254
1,392,555
747,185
904
990
5,274
4,924
1,042,105
541,121
537
330
36
1
1,158
1,294
22,250
22,330
350,450
206,064
20
35
35
219
3,750
23,516
10
40
175
602
5,425
10,905
15
5
135
37
1,890
505
17
8
184
64
1,598
458
2
18
157
16
166
1,441
22
34
96
143
21,288,389
16,593,624
2,070
2,527
2,992,355
1,509,280
527
864
1,543,495
1,265,147
16,752,539
13,819,197
2,035
2,483
43,340
44,934
2,874,243
1,423,639
1,640
1,867
11,101
9,102
2,210,181
1,016,622
891
634
112
3
1,851
2,367
32,239
35,832
664,062
407,017
54
67
213
146
32,430
9,677
86
166
1,620
2,434
50,220
47,764
28
30
2,533
2,014
35,462
28,200
62
37
3,304
2,206
21,986
15,292
3
76
449
60
3,228
21,537
95
122
364
518
69
84
191
243
58
92
193
275
161,000
214 ,698
21,000
13,812
33,275
140,000
167,611
105
185
21,000
13,812
105
108
21,000
13,080
11,795,859
9,306,155
1,122
1,341
1,226,994
721,350
329
504
170,026
218,715
10,398,839
8,366,090
1,097
1,326
25,423
26,947
1,174,518
693,639
826
1,026
4,528
4,530
794,021
488,701
479
322
25
1,046
1,263
20,895
22,417
380,497
204,938
35
45
65
86
11,400
5,711
70
97
1,260
970
39,060
19, 536
27
16
144
172
2,016
2,464
30
23
369
303
2,777
1,744
30
369
2,777
37
73
180
211
10,198,322
7,781,496
1,031
1,178
2,075,377
1,329,579
316
615
477,955
562,486
7,644,990
5,889,431
931
1,080
19,191
18,674
1,717,758
956,327
760
787
6,736
5,727
1,359,049
772,571
370
331
54
5
811
989
12,455
12,947
358,709
183,756
43
34
105
126
69,150
30,176
149
249
3,005
5,115
93,155
150,001
193
215
13,951
13,497
195,314
193,075
204
237
12,794
14,036
100,658
106,917
27
1,072
6,682
198
11,722
93,976
138
182
799
978
102
137
395
436
110
132
404
542
16,728,084
12,731,989
1,368
1,516
1,998,367
1,214,262
306
561
627,085
872,855
14,102,632
10,644,872
1,333
1,497
31,766
30,117
1,959,317
1,176,724
1,023
1,119
7,793
7,284
1,521,146
961,131
460
500
56
7
1,258
1,413
23,973
22,833
438,171
215, 593
41
40
72
74
10,375
5,478
65
87
785
997
24,335
23,949
25
19
310
536
4,340
8,111
30
30
381
635
3,129
5,498
30
381
3,129
46
63
129
223
38
37
70
95
26
47
59
128
AND LITTERS FARROWED:
NEW YORK
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
179
for only a sample o
famis. See texlj
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
10,837,527
498,904
6,100,280
20,757,689
12,145,066
11,147,129
18,452,668
5,229,317
9,631,887
20,516,244
1,470,503
274,378
1
7,468,921
1,526,231
5,435,283
17,359,926
9,964,866
8,665,145
16,060,838
4,245,193
8,138,712
15,399,327
1,564,459
426,800
2
931
15
1,265
2,078
1,269
1,155
1,139
736
1,405
2,039
84
1
3
1,061
32
1,517
2,507
1,463
1,453
1,225
954
1,656
2,276
116
2
4
1,061,570
23,850
1,396,280
2,476,613
1,699,430
2,287,824
1,444,721
1,890,660
1,309,935
2,203,575
273,629
4,000
S
648,458
124,216
1,066,041
1,837,565
1,004,206
1,406,841
1,256,172
1,141,259
828,792
1,359,280
198,886
42,300
6
238
9
665
553
446
542
358
315
510
590
50
1
7
435
54
1,248
992
853
1,095
579
561
979
944
82
8
257,066
310,532
1,149,609
706,833
1,103,225
1,785,844
2,407, 596
558,133
1,020,273
2,538,443
459,678
9,378
9
357,592
785,705
1,560,091
1,000,409
1,368,688
1,953,578
2,857,356
705,555
1,589,174
1,809,069
352,578
10
9,518,891
164,522
3,554,391
17,574,243
9,342,411
7,073,461
14,600,351
2,780,524
7,301,679
15,774,226
737,196
261,000
11
6,462,871
616, 310
2,809,151
14,521,952
7,591,972
5,304,726
11,947,310
2,398,379
5,720,746
12,230,978
1,012,995
384,500
12
911
15
1,055
2,003
1,229
1,015
1,098
591
1,319
1,999
74
1
13
1,048
23
1,286
2,472
1,377
1,292
1,192
837
1,584
2,248
106
2
14
21,195
185
11,340
42,061
22,500
17,665
29,899
9,383
19,214
40,147
3,411
25
IS
17,786
811
12,445
44,167
21,344
17,175
33,473
10,294
18,348
38,338
3,349
286
16
1,039,375
23,850
1,121,190
2,338,284
1,514,770
1,832,435
1,400,211
1,134,830
1,252,535
2,106,096
260,711
4,000
17
594,961
104,161
779,320
1,728,710
872,837
1,018,632
1,182,380
747, 516
769,248
1,306,156
184,833
42,300
18
681
10
755
1,468
873
759
882
436
994
1,457
69
1
19
737
20
756
1,858
939
898
959
529
1,139
1,636
83
2
20
3,745
60
4,375
9,298
6,235
7,101
5,555
4,400
6,209
8,713
1,183
25
21
3,639
360
4,418
10, 696
5,882
6,461
7,857
4,330
5,145
8,914
1,315
266
22
747,015
13,500
826,835
1,834,714
1,225,955
1,525,809
1,030,507
955,140
978,200
1,593,536
189, 347
4,000
23
451,672
78, 190
572,496
1,415,610
677,412
824,202
957,696
590,868
610,746
1,035,853
165,354
42,000
24
350
505
828
485
410
415
260
641
846
36
25
310
10
210
553
332
260
436
140
310
549
16
23
21
40
87
55
1
88
1
31
24
12
38
5
57
5
17
1
27
28
866
15
765
1,817
1,089
833
1,038
485
1,039
1,879
58
29
1,008
13
1,123
2,250
1,235
1,146
1,135
714
1,405
2,122
93
1
30
17,450
125
6,965
32,763
16,265
10,564
24,344
4,983
13,005
31,434
2,228
31
14,147
451
8,027
33,471
15,462
10,714
25,616
5,964
13,203
29,424
2,034
20
32
292,360
10,350
294,355
503,570
288,815
306,626
369,704
179,690
274,335
512,560
71,364
33
143,289
25,971
206, 824
313,100
195,425
194,430
224,684
156,648
158,502
270,303
19,479
300
34
25*
75
32
35
10
16
35
10
86
10
35
18
2
42
59
46
39
11
27
74
70
6
se
35
130
83
280
10
177
185
10
215
145
37
42
13
115
124
129
181
20
49
121
137
19
38
5,775
16,425
17,409
67,425
8,350
23,875
92,925
1,625
25,880
11,000
39
37,127
13,600
9,473
23,445
9,479
14,675
1,996
5,799
9,088
12,102
1,665
40
15
360
101
101
222
25
218
141
a
41
43
4
539
147
204
354
43
294
173
95
4
42
270
7,425
3,720
3,425
10,245
345
11,575
1,675
1,723
43
555
278
8,129
2,771
3,996
6,545
2,241
7,178
2,227
1,424
231
44
8,370
230,175
115, 320
106,175
317,595
10,695
358,825
51,925
13,413
45
14,336
3,344
245,253
78,920
110,834
213,807
65,342
284,266
47, 596
24,253
8,665
46
15
75
40
65
171
25
165
20
62
16
47
11
10
100
26
55
180
25
134
16
51
15
48
575
2,035
400
790
9,246
710
21,720
275
1,299
137
49
163
208
2,425
472
751
9,837
388
7,040
203
1,020
231
50
8,050
28,490
5,600
11,060
129,444
9,940
304,080
3,850
18,186
1,918
51
2,034
3,111
31,995
6,490
11,056
159,727
6,454
103,678
2,860
16,769
3,723
52
15
5
102
37
68
190
38
116
42
79
18
53
20
10
112
42
79
212
44
141
24
68
20
54
222
87
3,100
516
1,311
11,427
529
6,583
670
2,295
233
55
358
232
3,105
791
1,452
11,739
596
6,147
317
1,763
273
56
1,491
709
28,936
4,379
9,992
94,045
4,227
55,503
5,282
15,750
1,729
57
2,924
1,679
27,880
6,232
11,775
96,842
4,509
51,324
2,501
11,782
1,485
58
1
11
3
3
15
5
23
8
6
2
59
2
167
50
14
215
18
894
89
83
24
60
15
942
380
57
1,245
96
5,867
514
373
120
61
14
5
101
36
67
188
36
114
39
77
18
62
220
87
2,933
466
1,297
11,212
511
5,689
581
2,212
209
63
1,476
709
27,994
3,999
9,935
92,800
4,131
49,636
4,768
15,377
1,609
64
19
1
294
63
97
172
22
194
89
61
3
65
32
3
364
109
144
250
37
177
123
79
2
66
58
11
1,400
519
702
1,289
366
1,595
319
235
11
67
134
56
1,727
616
893
1,174
349
1,213
463
336
32
68
11
150
30
38
59
8
59
51
36
2
69
8
109
20
42
70
5
85
32
20
1
70
1
25
5
9
25
3
32
5
4
71
7
6
5
16
3
13
1
1
7?
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
4
1
7.1
74
17
1
215
54
75
139
15
152
74
51
1
75
20
3
259
71
108
172
26
127
79
53
1
76
35
6
705
250
364
640
198
879
176
126
5
77
58
26
744
288
364
530
142
517
181
146
1
78
9
1
209
41
70
133
17
149
53
37
3
79
27
2
284
80
111
193
25
139
90
65
2
m
23
5
695
269
338
649
168
716
143
109
6
81
76
30
983
328
529
644
207
696
282
190
31
8!
180
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Moal data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
Rensselaer
Richmond
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
(For definitions and explanations
see text)
1
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products:
dollars 1959 . . .
7,295,431
26,874
436,738
21,232,091
4,969,251
1,447,009
9,193,242
2,812,434
3
1954 . . .
6,442,903
53,561
541,601
19,421,337
4,893,860
1,560,956
8,119,885
2,625,459
3
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
. farms reporting 1959. . .
955
10
12
3,005
699
206
913
462
l
1954...
1,017
4
26
3,724
969
278
1,201
536
5
value
of sales, dollars 1959...
1,039,600
12,750
29,820
3,224,538
609,895
161,225
1,227,129
570,210
6
1954...
591,621
28,950
61,880
2,026,026
548,564
133,405
645,221
338,579
7
. farms reporting 1959. . .
384
8
17
671
283
77
288
208
8
1954 .. .
662
11
40
1,050
620
129
539
386
9
value of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
1,047,952
14,120
293,149
537,726
592,447
498,843
778,648
699,980
10
1954 .. .
1,443,408
12,611
240,680
613,711
858,713
481 ,074
862,743
1,002,347
11
Livestock products other than poultry
5,207,879
4
113,769
17,469,827
3,766,909
786,941
7,187,465
1,542,244
12
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
1954...
4,407,874
12,000
239,041
16,781,600
3,486,583
946,477
6,611,921
1,284,533
13
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
890
7
2,919
674
190
878
357
14
1954 .. .
958
2
19
3,688
917
255
1,179
456
15
number 1959. . .
14,906
150
51,065
9,097
2,140
17,770
4,467
16
1954...
13,107
46
448
62,626
11,178
2,957
19,997
4,412
17
dollars 1959...
971,955
17,000
3,017,683
559,945
142,230
1,116,409
420,115
18
1954 . . .
530,056
1,900
11,777
1,878,485
499,365
112,885
615,326
236,489
1!>
farms repotting 1959 . . .
588
7
2,103
457
140
657
202
20
1954...
699
1
11
2,655
584
176
867
309
21
number 1959. . .
3,424
100
11,910
2,117
610
4,248
1,672
no
1954...
3,504
1
73
14,135
3,184
751
4,113
1,380
23
dollars 1959 . . .
654,890
15,000
2,323,521
400,105
95,050
884,709
346,855
24
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold-
1954...
415,176
100
7,680
1,439,706
388,502
80,094
471,945
180,010
25
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
360
1,377
335
100
370
125
26
5tol9
. farms reporting 1959. . .
203
6
648
106
35
251
50
27
20 to 99
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
25
1
71
16
5
36
26
28
farms reporting 1959. . .
7
1
29
farms reporting 1959 . . .
824
1
2,734
568
165
818
307
30
1954 • ■ ■
869
1
15
3,471
828
230
1,125
397
31
number 1959 . . .
11,482
50
39,155
6,980
1,530
13,522
2,795
32
1954...
9,603
45
375
48,491
7,994
2,206
15,884
3,032
33
dollars 1959...
317,065
2,000
694,162
159,840
47,180
231,700
73,260
34
1954 . . .
114,880
1,800
4,097
438,779
110,863
32,791
143,381
56,479
35
. farms reporting 1959. . .
20
5
97
5
15
35
30
36
1954 .. .
26
2
138
33
12
35
13
37
number 1959. ..
40
125
469
10
20
115
70
38
1954 . . .
38
17
216
63
31
76
44
39
dollars 1959...
4,325
5,000
84,920
15,500
2,375
24,250
15,650
If
1954 . . .
2,623
14,500
15,812
5,838
2,451
5,223
3,490
U
. . farms reporting 1959 .. .
60
5
1
175
40
21
100
55
42
1954...
92
4
4
203
114
25
88
101
43
number 1959...
1,250
250
400
3,265
750
500
2,270
1,135
44
1954...
1,712
652
754
4,490
1,712
521
997
976
45
dollars 1959...
38,750
7,750
12,400
101,215
23,250
15,500
70,370
35,185
46
1954...
42,587
27,050
34,714
113,679
31,937
16,384
15,297
24,448
17
. farms reporting 1959. . .
90
5
97
25
10
45
156
1"
1951 . . .
70
6
72
37
10
44
130
49
number 1959 . . .
1,755
30
1,480
800
80
1,150
7,090
50
1954 . . .
1,246
49
1,167
829
149
736
4,922
51
dollars 1959...
24,570
420
20,720
11,200
1,120
16,100
99,260
52
1954...
16,355
889
18,050
11,424
1,685
9,375
74,152
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
•i.l
. farms reporting 1959. . .
75
1
4
124
40
12
45
139
54
1954 .. .
87
9
104
60
16
64
131
55
number shorn 1959. . .
2,122
1
69
3,183
907
550
1,135
5,787
56
1954 . . .
2,014
91
1,738
1,121
288
1,357
5,936
57
pounds of wool 1959. . .
14,741
"s
486
21,538
7,577
3,127
8,056
44,962
58
1954...
14,507
643
12,511
8,407
2,284
9,807
46,269
59
farms reporting 1959. . .
4
2
5
1
3
14
fill
number shorn 1959 . . .
42
31
25
1
8
192
61
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
143
125
131
2
59
1,213
62
farms reporting 1959. . .
73
1
4
122
40
12
45
135
63
number shorn 1959 . . .
2,080
1
38
3,158
906
550
1,127
5,595
64
UTTERS FARROWED
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
14,598
8
361
21,407
7,575
3,127
7,997
43,749
65
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
37
1
3
138
46
10
47
47
66
1954 . . .
84
4
3
149
81
16
68
61
67
number of liUers 1959 . . .
153
12
216
807
298
112
171
180
68
Farms retorting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959-
1954 . . .
339
125
147
783
345
149
240
206
69
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
20
87
23
2
21
27
70
3 to 9 litters
farms reporting 1959 . . .
13
45
14
6
23
15
71
. farms reporti ng 1 959 . . .
3
1
1
5
1
3
4
72
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
1
2
3
1
78
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
1
1
74
farms reporting 1959. . .
2
2
75
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
30
1
3
103
36
9
37
36
76
1954 .. .
61
4
2
93
55
11
48
45
77
aumber of litters 1959 . . .
73
7
117
444
129
55
84
101
78
1954 .. .
161
63
65
345
144
78
119
107
79
farms reporting 1959. . .
27
1
3
87
32
7
35
29
80
1954 . . .
61
3
3
111
60
9
51
43
81
number of huers 1959. . .
80
5
99
363
169
57
87
79
82
1954...
178
62
82
438
201
71
121
99
NEW YORK
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
for only ft sample of farms. See text]
181
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
3,646,191
12,890,500
11,232,509
10,781,281
9,051,720
7,740,056
8,068,225
326,733
14,350,487
7,859,970
1,404,641
14,640,578
4,298,110
1
3,301,758
9,821,146
11,820,760
9,385,336
7,540,617
6,313,815
7,837,800
712,041
11,385,419
5,969,056
1,394,589
10,723,994
3.804,879
2
437
2,041
93
694
870
735
617
127
1,385
1,190
83
1,392
531
3
571
2,316
149
893
1,081
911
747
205
1,692
1,359
119
1,622
699
4
502,390
2,045,874
94,175
625,270
1,075,900
1,233,400
723,323
81,111
1,596,481
1,380,427
269,776
2,098,705
774,430
5
518,063
1,225,975
209,581
411,931
713,871
702,517
507,032
83,667
988,426
981,222
208,259
1,166,194
585,542
6
242
542
239
427
331
280
440
69
324
577
76
366
242
7
455
1,009
417
823
615
577
730
166
694
957
146
666
451
8
927,241
561,530
10,148,979
6,341,831
1,490,055
1,574,419
4,277,606
103,557
1,170,820
1,302,278
608,713
322,903
995,273
0
892,835
1,121,496
10,627,444
5,686,773
1,798,055
1,757,146
3,731,981
359,584
1,711,093
1,360,679
552,509
593,411
1,090,324
10
2,216,560
10,283,096
989,355
3,814,180
6,485,765
4,932,237
3,067,296
142,065
11,583,186
5,177,265
526,152
12,218,970
2,528,407
11
1,890,860
7,473,675
983,735
3,286,632
5,028,691
3,854,152
3,598,787
268,790
8,685,900
3,627,155
633,821
8,964,389
2,129,013
12
367
1,911
78
693
825
659
542
96
1,335
1,045
78
1,337
455
13
503
2,199
125
874
1,048
844
684
157
1,655
1,234
89
1,572
633
14
5,057
25,382
1,628
9,470
14,635
11,606
7,896
666
24,804
13,766
2,007
28,213
6,465
15
5,465
25,471
2,223
11,652
15,325
12,170
10,252
1,007
26,075
13,448
1,966
26,314
6,972
ie
465,510
1,799,890
76,625
604,180
1,021,765
1,057,329
578,780
55,360
1,448,130
1,150,797
230,411
1,930,050
614,355
17
331,135
1,051,922
126,764
387,326
662,257
587,121
433,616
62,452
920,575
788,307
142,487
1,004,665
360,296
18
266
1,349
48
461
615
533
365
61
1,056
714
67
1,087
370
19
341
1,529
84
608
819
608
484
96
1,210
762
66
1,140
417
20
1,745
6,633
432
2,110
4,140
3,843
2,131
239
5,528
4,441
935
7,455
2,260
21
1,772
6,678
873
2,672
5,030
3,548
2,645
304
6,191
4,744
763
6,242
2,089
22
368,170
1,295,229
61,640
420,380
819,080
887,400
425,730
44,145
1,047,303
868,150
183,400
1,495,255
485,285
23
258,397
775,026
109,000
286,640
549,950
471,075
333,124
49,681
719,464
600,386
123,523
763,334
271,376
24
155
875
25
335
350
305
187
46
610
420
25
505
245
25
100
440
21
115
215
176
168
15
420
260
26
521
110
26
6
33
1
11
50
51
10
26
33
16
60
15
27
5
1
1
1
1
1
28
311
1,586
72
613
655
554
457
66
1,250
864
52
1,216
400
29
427
1,988
96
790
913
745
620
123
1,580
1,042
68
1,486
564
30
3,312
18,749
1,196
7,360
10,495
7,763
5,765
427
19,276
9,325
1,072
20,758
4,205
31
3,693
18,793
1,350
8,980
10,295
8,622
7,607
703
19,884
8,704
1,203
20,072
4,883
32
97,340
504,661
14,985
183,800
202,685
169,929
153,050
11,215
400,827
282,647
47,011
434,795
129,070
33
72,738
276,896
17,764
100,686
112,307
116,046
100,492
12,771
201,111
187,921
18,964
241,331
88,920
34
20
61
11
25
35
35
66
5
31
35
5
31
25
35
13
54
4
31
39
14
22
34
37
43
8
52
16
36
30
106
38
35
80
125
582
5
66
115
30
36
40
37
30
98
25
69
65
37
62
131
59
110
43
101
44
36
2,390
16,780
12,125
6,650
10,350
15,500
71,110
1,500
17,925
13,975
4,500
5,700
4,800
39
1,669
6,080
23,320
6,669
4,552
2,765
7,260
10,630
3,955
7,085
8,115
7,190
1,827
40
50
168
10
25
90
86
31
21
66
265
10
70
80
41
116
246
34
61
85
154
90
28
122
333
13
138
167
42
250
3,984
175
450
1,225
4,085
1,765
631
2,376
6,645
1,075
2,005
2,035
43
3,912
2,839
1,670
901
1,060
2,830
2,029
343
1,786
5,374
1,398
2,395
3,852
44
7,750
123,504
5,425
13,950
37,975
126,635
54,715
19,561
73,656
205,995
33,325
62,155
63,085
45
145,289
70,355
57,045
15,370
31,033
85,391
58,343
8,251
35,746
165,950
52,645
63,492
130,314
46
65
184
11
25
62
91
15
65
35
10
60
86
47
51
206
10
15
29
63
49
25
88
56
23
67
126
46
1,910
7,550
35
415
2,424
1,337
335
4,055
690
110
7,200
6,585
49
2,878
7,155
172
192
1,496
1,714
566
195
2,171
1,373
328
5,241
7,279
50
26,740
105,700
490
5,810
33,936
18,718
4,690
56,770
9,660
1,540
100,800
92.190
51
39,970
97,618
2,452
2,566
16,029
27,240
7,813
2,334
28,150
19,880
5,012
90,847
93,105
58
50
227
16
31
37
70
98
28
78
55
13
66
110
53
63
226
22
22
39
71
76
38
108
61
27
69
127
54
2,311
9,761
137
431
875
2,338
1,497
294
2,987
1,507
231
3,628
7,292
55
2,923
9,650
294
261
838
1,871
1,047
380
3,248
1,765
419
3,761
8,518
56
18,914
74,001
873
3,386
6,158
17,543
11,307
1,596
22,706
11,660
1,550
25,708
55,959
57
24,986
65,535
2,000
1,626
6,042
16,008
7,488
2,005
23,268
12,906
3,264
29,347
71,137
58
5
10
1
7
3
6
11
3
7
3
1
17
12
59
71
240
5
65
21
182
52
19
83
11
5
1,485
139
60
290
1,430
15
378
122
810
239
76
361
62
15
9,181
582
61
50
224
15
26
37
68
92
25
77
54
12
58
108
68
2,240
9,521
132
366
854
2,156
1,445
275
2,904
1,496
226
2,143
7,153
63
18,624
72,571
858
3,008
6,036
16,733
11,068
1,520
22,345
11,598
1,535
16,527
55,377
64
40
165
20
46
38
73
37
16
53
182°
5
45
106
65
89
160
39
43
58
114
68
16
87
208
12
123
109
66
465
672
186
137
207
426
161
84
284
1,189
167
389
884
67
919
530
330
179
207
516
389
69
321
1,065
173
477
732
68
16
101
11
35
16
37
24
8
28
61
22
41
69
14
50
6
7
19
20
8
5
20
78
2
11
41
70
4
11
2
3
1
12
3
2
2
35
1
6
16
71
1
2
1
1
3
2
1
1
5
1
3
2
72
4
1
1
2
3
3
5
73
1
1
1
1
1
ri
31
132
7
37
34
52
25
12
37
152
4
36
87
7S
63
109
23
27
47
83
45
8
58
146
9
82
82
76
238
344
95
85
110
187
78
36
140
603
81
209
443
77
371
256
106
74
111
221
179
33
143
508
78
224
331
78
34
91
17
19
25
56
25
12
40
136
4
32
80
79
67
113
37
36
34
81
54
11
68
159
11
84
80
80
227
328
91
52
97
239
83
48
144
586
86
180
441
81
548
274
224
105
96
295
210
36
178
557
95
253
401
88
182
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data for dairy products sold for 1959 are hased
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
DATRY PRODUCTS
1
44,945
411
1,107
853
1,566
1,001
1,571
2
1954...
57,363
497
1,464
1,055
2,102
1,144
2,210
S
dollars 1959...
408,632,368
3,580,860
6,627,427
7,208,157
11,898,748
8,785,740
10,806,195
4
1954 .". .
334,322,440
2,939,770
5,595,696
5,876,120
10,077,723
6,358,992
10,300,530
5
9,092;
8,713
5,987
8,450
7,598
8,777
6,879
6
43,991
391
1,092
843
1,536
966
1,531
7
1954 . . .
54,629
481
1,399
1,003
2,027
1,099
2,063
8
pounds 1959.. .
9,335,421,865
78,642,415
160,028,778
155,400,243
286,937,334
207,158,770
256,429,882
9
1954 . . .
8,504,863,451
66,343,630
153,542,133
146,260,094
275,011,459
161,059,931
264,440,437
10
1,170
20
20
30
50
45
50
11
1954 . . .
2,734
16
65
52
75
45
147
12
pounds of butterfat 1959 . . .
849,189
6,675
21,435
21,185
30,000
30,015
23,885
13
1954 . . .
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
1,883,676
20,451
38,798
47,893
43,748
27,232
114,736
14
Poultry and poultry products SOld farms reporting 1959 . . .
19,433
277
438
1
331
482
579
681
15
1954...
35,098
401
771
1
574
951
1,016
1,298
1«
dollars 1959 . . .
70,092,896
980,973
1,051,277
19,471
761,495
1,066,849
1,819,758
1,264,225
17
1954 .. .
78,292,073
1,020,732
604,804
26,000
1,013,388
977,254
1,884,674
1,832,740
18
13,700
197
276
1
190
334
467
456
19
1954...
19,858
225
413
1
317
518
638
734
20
number 1959 . . .
18,208,001
379,858
791,692
1,566
86,698
565,922
387,829
455,619
21
1954 .. .
19,298,634
195,879
172,173
4,000
207,320
284,514
393, L27
725,644
22
423
9
11
2
12
8
11
23
1954...
1,153
13
15
1
12
21
26
44
21
number 1959 . . .
11,1B6,895
261,000
749,150
2,500
490,081
179,900
332,500
25
1954...
11,331,309
74,600
108,026
2,000
70,900
180,344
130,120
532,317
'26
13,433
194
268
1
188
323
464
446
2T
1954 . . .
19,223
221
405
1
312
507
622
703
28
number 1959 . . .
7,021,106
118,858
42,542
1,566
84,198
75,841
207,929
123,119
29
1954 . . .
7,967,325
121,279
64,147
2,000
136,420
104,170
263,007
193,327
30
16,970
237
390
1
261
414
510
579
31
1954 . . .
29,968
357
669
1
491
794
848
1,088
32
dozens 1959 . . .
116,505,998
1,633,306
984, 516
50,000
1,688,701
1,542,269
3,766,119
2,292,659
33
1954 . . .
114,851,652
1,702,195
952,066
56,000
1,650,990
1,570,9%
3,787,048
2,480,213
34
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
1,467
24
17
31
35
42
41
35
1954 . . .
2,993
40
37
49
64
108
71
M
dollars 1959...
13,011,864
78,498
16,361
82,323
27,718
142,664
53,657
31
1954 . . .
13,507,273
129,898
27,266
103,392
90,436
92,109
108,484
38
933
13
9
24
15
17
28
59
1954 .. .
2,742
36
34
65
70
64
52
4d
number 1959 . . .
806,760
11,593
3,903
11,494
5,581
24,198
9,139
41.
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
923,537
17,858
5,824
15,362
14,113
14,255
16,869
42
619
165
5
6
6
1
19
3
10
4
13
19
5
43
4 4
149
2
2
2
1
4
4
Item
Hamilton
Herkimer
Jefferson
Kings
Leiris
Livingston
Madison
Monroe
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
1
2
1954 . . .
"?
1,099
1,282
1,911
2,378
5
4
991
1,249
749
909
1,173
1,362
599
861
3
dollars 1959...
11,266,646
16,742,865
140,000
10,397,617
7,600,701
14,101,255
5,856,285
4
1954 . . .
5,510
8,846,437
13,811,092
167,600
8,365,166
5,832,765
10,641,958
4,914,759
5
10,252
8,761
28,000
10,492
10,148
12,022
9,777
6
1,094
1,886
5
986
734
1,173
548
7
1954 . . .
6
1,264
2,334
4
1,212
857
1,344
757
8
pounds 1959 . . .
264,330,325
408,872,237
2,800,000
252,240,512
178,713,757
329,391,991
136,172,484
9
1954 . . .
123,573
236,111,022
379,828,452
2,950,660
226,480,995
147,671,194
274,340,368
122,744,760
10
5
25
5
15
10
56
11
1954 . . .
1
18
44
37
52
18
104
12
pounds of butterfat 1959 . - .
2,635
27,685
3,775
4,830
3,250
38,130
13
1954 . . .
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
250
12,901
36,140
17,053
33,357
14,507
60,583
14
15
1954 . . .
16
18
222
451
527
864
2
329
504
316
615
306
561
426
906
16
dollars 1959...
7,102
257,777
1,543,495
' 170,026
477,955
627,085
910,263
17
1954 . . .
24,617
418,074
1,265,147
33,275
218,715
562,486
872,855
1,494,505
IB
15
140
301
...
193
217
212
322
19
1954 . . .
8
230
403
1
233
339
319
545
20
number 1959 . . .
1,555
68,192
66,864
16,009
87,960
89,876
219,278
21
1954...
2,475
88,576
99,343
1,666
27,658
103,426
190,759
287,585
22
3
7
3
11
2
4
1
9
8
21
23
1954 . . .
24
number 1959. . .
36,500
14,300
31,004
3,000
115,400
25
1954 . . .
45,160
42,474
29,100
83,600
130,077
28
15
138
301
193
215
212
317
27
1954 .. .
8
225
400
1
233
336
315
535
28
number 1959 . . .
1,555
31,692
52,564
16,009
56,956
86,876
103,878
29
1954 . . .
2,475
43,416
56,869
1,000
27,658
74,326
107,159
157,508
SO
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting 1959 .. .
16
192
448
308
299
261
381
81
1954...
18
388
695
2
442
512
475
771
82
dozens 1959 . . .
16,590
552,188
690,777
337,574
1,117,685
1,478,372
1,834,398
as
1954 . . .
49,251
704,060
676,641
50,365
405,109
1,101,678
1,669,627
2,239,111
S4
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
10
39
7
13
26
42
35
1954...
21
93
17
77
45
123
86
dollars 1959...
2,428
1,243,020
35,198
2,436
23,644
67,888
87
1954 . . .
6,398
846,728
11,585
11,703
37,819
255,727
38
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959 .. .
11
46
11
10
13
20
39
1954 . . .
47
129
40
35
50
117
40
number 1 959 . . .
270
263,142
10,054
369
4,343
12,297
41
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
1,199
128,604
2,433
1,697
8
2
5,381
10
2
32,742
9
6
42
9
2
31
3
10
43
44
12
1
1
5
NEW YORK
183
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on reports for only
a sample of farms.
See textj
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
■ Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
316
1,447
1,142
576
870
1,906
504
1,207
291
835
305
682
403
1
472
1,697
1,427
657
874
2,260
659
1,524
422
1,242
330
860
571
2
2,078,035
14,876,634
9,195,244
9,720,375
10,294,415
18,442,002
10,085,691
9,736,848
1,573,273
6,218,520
2,281,865
7,297,124
3,349,898
3
2,324,274
11,619,831
7,246,247
6,265,506
7,383,574
16,261,678
8,434,734
7,935,943
1,663,898
6,382,056
1,695,341
5,362,819
3,121,762
4
6,576
10,281
8,052
16,876
11,833
9,676
20,011
8,067
5,406
7,447
7,482
10,700
8,312
5
2%
1,436
1,142
576
860
1,886
504
1,187
266
830
305
652
388
6
424
1,661
1,404
644
865
2,240
650
1,446
356
1,194
319
778
559
7
45,096,004
326,454,182
218,361,059
190,921,216
239,559,254
403,740,727
192,568,658
221,972,677
36,593,547
155,900,015
52,123,550
168,768,772
70,317,947
8
58,070,745
302,560,197
193,379,246
144,324,099
193,747,416
400,150,667
131,671,073
197,484,486
40,400,804
167,132,625
44,275,457
129,063,825
72,078,392
9
20
11
5
10
21
1
36
30
5
5
35
15
in
48
36
23
13
9
20
9
78
66
48
11
82
12
11
6,810
10,640
1,300
7,160
41,200
54
17,825
5,115
2,500
650
9,845
8,500
12
36,813
15,497
13,649
23,522
10,847
20,287
37,970
53,125
39,760
37,015
13,670
43,244
2,147
13
226
413
228
323
224
467
279
831
136
205
177
415
210
14
453
646
406
493
321
860
429
1,491
204
447
253
742
455
15
1,183,139
1,266,205
101,282
1,608,778
763,977
1,850,861
1,535,545
1,855,685
134,936
197,087
293,242
1,088,278
661,450
16
1,271,151
1,564,231
226,737
1,406,474
927,696
1,957,000
1,887,040
2,386,455
367,164
459,775
409,728
1,128,366
912,578
17
172
306
98
222
162
289
202
603
68
109
103
306
141
18
270
391
151
277
209
476
297
776
89
204
148
486
258
19
229,156
276,404
15,071
580,653
232,681
994,208
268,859
551,694
26,662
31,171
36,282
185,578
123,360
zo
240,093
437,740
21,985
444,776
342,973
646,810
400,431
604,184
175,687
149,578
58,015
282,277
172,917
21
6
4
10
3
21
6
17
3
1
4
3
22
5
32
24
13
24
22
45
7
10
io
20
14
28
97,200
112,000
210,000
146,000
695,100
94,200
243,376
4,700
8,000
75,920
52,000
24
36,600
229,646
, . ,
288,304
220,435
430,355
228,090
382,340
144,000
118,410
20,600
154,250
52,049
25
170
303
98
214
160
273
200
589
67
109
103
305
139
26
268
372
151
262
201
462
286
747
87
199
143
478
254
27
131,956
164,404
15,071
370,653
86,681
299,108
174,659
308,318
21,962
23,171
36,282
109,658
71,360
28
203,493
208,094
21,985
156,472
122,538
216,455
172,341
221,844
31,687
31,168
37,415
128,027
120,868
29
198
332
210
270
191
384
234
714
124
178
156
373
180
30
404
547
350
414
267
720
365
1,260
178
366
214
622
415
31
2,733,780
2,872,463
229,801
3,137,398
1,330,260
2,836,509
2,750,862
3,110,390
314,770
466,409
645,594
2,446,308
1,473,294
32
2,900,181
3,110,599
337,525
2,064,759
1,529,587
3,319,224
2,263,538
3,137,251
450,809
504,360
561,363
1,927,029
1,697,619
33
10
32
12
38
15
31
33
108
9
10
13
39
21
34
31
48
21
53
17
99
40
204
10
25
30
65
28
35
6,235
5,144
6,912
37,536
92,479
18,120
328,425
304,381
813
3,270
31,877
49,865
27,368
3«
19,951
14,737
21,367
93,922
59,179
50,104
577,630
389,328
8,279
44,974
61,646
117,679
30,869
87
14
20
9
18
15
23
16
64
9
15
13
13
7
38
36
50
27
38
19
67
26
182
34
38
28
42
14
89
1,286
422
1,358
6,778
9,317
3,146
40,477
42,333
260
611
4,423
3,146
3,433
40
3,860
2,489
2,922
13,715
7,182
10,183
65,222
54,709
1,664
7,027
7,065
6,585
5,269
41
11
16
7
13
13
16
5
33
8
12
8
8
1
42
2
4
1
1
1
6
7
20
1
3
4
3
1
48
1
1
4
1
1
4
11
...
...
1
2
5
44
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
851
15
575
1,672
939
751
1,003
406
999
1,768
37
1
1
962
17
951
2,131
1,166
1,081
1,091
617
1,387
2,065
76
2
o
9,513,235
164,210
3,541,660
17,572,316
9,338,015
7,032,081
14,598,491
2,756,103
7,299,355
15,767,2%
736,435
261,000
3
6,461,321
615,420
2,794,375
14,518,649
7,585,731
5,253,400
11,944,920
2,371,177
5,719,420
12,224,734
1,012,208
384,500
4
11,185
10,947
6,159
10, 510
9,945
9,364
14,555
6,788
7,307
8,918
19,904
261,000
5
851
15
530
1,662
919
701
1,003
361
969
1,738
36
1
e
954
17
727
2,115
1,148
927
1,088
493
1,308
2,019
76
2
7
221,868,630
3,369,230
77,975,260
415,351,125
224,646,734
156,409,470
291,513,469
64,463,097
172,397,605
362,480,339
13,443,045
2,320,000
8
171,667,824
8,712,663
65,556,864
382,743,014
1%, 437,314
133,012,063
273,303,801
60,395,171
148,188,326
315,113,708
20,182,857
4,644,250
9
85
20
20
60
50
30
31
10
8
224
16
18
154
3
124
79
46
11
68,775
19,785
30,935
69,405
15,060
22,075
18,422
12
3,605
125,936
10,992
11,167
81,502
9,155
109,407
58,322
41,957
13
238
9
665
553
446
542
358
315
510
590
50
1
II
435
54
1,248
992
853
1,095
579
561
979
944
82
IS
257,066
310, 532
1,149,609
706,833
1,103,225
1,785,844
2,407,5%
558,133
1,020,273
2,538,443
459,678
9,378
10
357, 592
785,705
1,560,091
1,000,409
1,368,688
1,953,578
2,857,356
705,555
1,589,174
1,809,069
352,578
17
169
8
482
356
332
423
257
269
368
407
31
1
IS
234
29
697
513
504
706
361
363
558
526
46
19
68,214
114,790
205,032
166,845
182,863
451,641
726,275
108,277
157,093
1,476,317
248,341
1,400
90
68,733
200,959
301,672
148,472
232,481
640,022
931,768
181,753
291,051
413,319
161,998
21
4
1
10
5
2
15
14
1
3
42
4
22
5
14
25
13
13
40
40
11
19
33
6
23
33,100
100,000
94,200
98,000
52,000
263,036
384,750
13,000
20,035
1,195,242
224,000
24
30,000
175,914
133,650
37,600
64,150
422,411
601,921
79,425
86,474
172,667
137,800
25
169
8
476
355
330
413
250
268
366
369
29
26
232
23
686
514
495
678
336
354
549
512
45
27
35,114
14,790
110,832
68,845
130,863
188,605
341,525
95,277
137,058
281,075
24,341
1,400
28
38,733
25,045
168,022
110,872
168,331
217,611
329,847
102,328
204,577
240,652
24,198
23
214
8
596
489
396
482
288
286
455
486
40
1
so
352
43
1,074
861
726
931
497
472
829
828
70
.11
476,419
169,790
2,568,089
1,465,043
2,257,713
2,979,783
4,875,304
1,301,858
2,381,553
3,527,017
659,526
23,000
32
523,006
368,960
2,403,846
1,627,086
2,447,109
3,102,274
4,571,426
1,315,467
2,753,740
3,698,365
417,991
33
10
5
73
34
45
27
36
14
35
40
9
34
28
17
166
75
78
159
57
36
84
64
13
3.'.
30,554
152,540
49,688
37,803
142,016
340,178
61,103
6,194
36,892
31,272
7,922
311
35,417
313,362
200,172
115,775
167,219
135,932
145,819
19,943
181,226
51,539
32,160
37
10
3
26
21
22
18
15
2
31
34
8
3d
33
13
129
102
55
69
46
20
85
67
12
39
4,938
11,375
8,627
5,425
24,753
69,457
5,697
156
8,917
3,822
432
40
5,477
69,625
29,085
18,130
27,625
19,626
22,245
3,477
29,900
8,851
4,547
41
7
1
14
11
15
13
9
1
24
25
4
42
1
1
7
6
2
1
3
1
4
7
4
43
2
1
5
4
5
4
3
3
2
14
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data for dairy products sold for 1959 are based
Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold rams reporting 1959 .
1951.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959.
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cream sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
pounds of hutterfat 1959 .
1954.
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
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 Tarnis reporting 1959 .
1954.
dozens 1959 .
1954.
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
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 .
654
770
5,201,393
4,400,185
7,953
643
760
115,853,399
107,494,528
11
10
1,740
2,760
384
662
1,047,952
1,443,408
289
385
330,097
485,350
7
33
220,500
303,842
284
361
109,597
181,508
342
581
2,015,184
2,306,360
30
45
44,754
36,785
18
51
11,881
6,930
1
12,000
1
300,000
11
14,120
12,611
8
3
2,560
700
1
500
2
2,060
700
8
10
33,549
24,100
1
100
2
13
113,555
238,700
56,778
2
13
2,252,000
4,450,715
1
3,150
17
40
293,149
240,680
17
27
47,750
131,573
1
7
2,500
102,300
17
25
45,250
29,273
17
35
701,334
360,385
1
7
3,450
5,648
1
7
600
842
St. Lawrence
2,634
3,470
17,460,350
16,774,969
6,629
2,579
3,339
436,100,611
467,121,983
55
131
41,240
128,604
671
1,050
537i726
613,711
419
513
60,269
105,889
43,400
419
511
60,269
62,489
583
871
1,309,468
974,939
40
75
15,856
61,117
80
174
3,594
11,672
76
2
Saratoga
513
685
3,763,575
3,482,127
7,336
503
658
83,368,581
82,512,884
10
27
5,240
12,447
283
620
592,447
858,713
214
352
106,909
127,624
8
57
30,524
43,822
212
350
76,385
83,802
256
546
1,251,030
1,321,141
16
39
55,956
109,622
9
57
12,274
12,979
3
2
4
Schenectady
110
202
785,565
945,266
7,142
110
196
16,970,755
22,651,064
77
129
498,843
481,074
49
62
43,783
56,446
2
4
3,000
8,800
49
62
40,783
47,646
61
105
997,289
670,780
12
17
101,981
114,901
3
21
15,310
15,140
798
1,082
7,183,920
6,606,723
9,002
788
1,065
163,270,005
167,996,089
10
17
35,250
8,161
288
539
778,648
862,743
190
239
432,447
216,731
10
11
357,174
131,900
181
234
75,273
84,831
254
475
1,138,617
1,608,592
18
31
3,521
16,415
15
26
680
2,439
Schuyler
281
376
1,522,460
1,260,010
5,418
266
346
35,668,840
33,914,490
15
30
5,700
10,944
208
386
699,980
1,002,347
175
248
272,129
217,959
4
7
180,300
59,400
172
243
91,829
158,559
184
343
1,313,728
2,047,396
14
11
1,909
1,315
9
9
256
218
7
2
NEW YORK
185
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
on rvnort^ for only a sample of farms. See textj
Senece
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
262
1,564
67
513
650
494
399
36
1,194
690
31
1,151
365
1
406
1,949
98
704
873
666
547
86 .
1,512
903
55
1,382
518
2
2,208,237
10,250,536
988,970
3,812,690
6,483,055
4,924,518
3,062,321
141,363
11,573,195
5,172,135
525,470
12,207,658
2,503,785
3
1,877,617
7,438,941
982,675
3,285,770
5,025,489
3,845,668
3,594,818
267,727
8,673,568
3,620,315
632,091
8,948,835
2,091,310
4
8,482
6,554
14,761
7,432
9,974
9,969
7,675
3,927
V ' <
7,496
16,951
10,606
6,860
5
242
1,529
62
503
640
474
394
36
1,189
605
31
1,146
350
6
349
1,837
95
664
802
600
518
66
1,488
716
55
1,348
449
7
52,367,650
245,031,719
15,155,195
78,437,560
150,940,380
114,289,184
59,751,085
2,662,942
255,392,426
116,763,690
9,128,200
276,705,668
59,577,635
8
47,242,926
201,077,908
19,278,642
81,803,776
125,800,191
96,043,805
61,249,322
6,313,944
219,896,409
90,058,726
12,672,722
222,717,428
53,060,304
9
20
32
10
15
10
20
10
5
95
10
20
10
57
112
3
40
71
66
29
20
24
187
34
69
11
2,055
104,333
5,125
5,000
1,850
11,750
2,770
1,900
43,170
4,275
5,085
15
17,984
71,698
1,406
21,329
44,760
33,209
27,155
3,526
8,070
114,402
63,484
42,083
13
242
542
239
427
331
280
440
69
324
577
76
366
242
14
455
1,009
417
823
615
577
730
166
694
957
146
666
451
IS
927,241
561,530
10,148,979
6,341,831
1,490,055
1,574,419
4,277,606
103,557
1,170,820
1,302,278
608,713
322,903
995,273
16
892,835
1,121,496
10,627,444
5,686,773
1,798,055
1,757,146
3,731,981
359,584
1,711,093
1,360,679
552,509
593,411
1,090,324
17
202
353
162
374
262
213
353
45
225
461
67
224
193
18
288
498
257
559
338
347
500
84
390
576
82
343
269
19
111,670
146,000
592,810
1,727,286
484,340
221,516
1,587,147
12,756
145,782
619,054
85,373
79,997
420,541
20
179,205
223,092
1,612,896
2,222,975
398,902
279,343
1,486,644
66,256
256,296
436,056
83,895
145,048
232,581
21
1
5
27
34
11
2
19
2
20
8
2
10
22
' 6
13
93
105
20
8
74
"4
16
30
8
13
11
23
14,000
76,000
462,200
1,064,930
289,900
6,000
1,177,200
3,600
497,773
22,900
41,700
305,000
24
58,530
109,561
1,387,125
1,625,553
137,127
19,443
1,105,264
20,300
58 , 587
252,246
25,000
73,500
89,800
25
202
349
153
350
254
213
344
45
225
444
67
223
183
26
283
490
203
482
327
344
456
82
380
554
78
335
263
27
97,670
70,000
130,610
662,356
194,440
215,516
409,947
12,756
142,182
121, 2B1
62,473
38,297
115,541
28
120,675
113,531
225,771
597,422
261,775
259,900
381,380
45,956
197,709
183,810
58,895
71,548
142,781
29
224
492
170
370
300
244
399
67
284
516
67
331
219
JO
407
897
288
711
552
524
624
140
610
810
116
572
395
31
2,286,692
1,190,295
2,567,216
13,456,133
3,023,685
3,602,653
7,899,070
255,273
2,592,588
2,108,098
1,346,140
704,979
1,694,890
32
1,873,488
1,949,285
3,026,781
9,438,287
3,719,837
3,675,775
5,717,597
734,297
2,672,930
2,435,276
925,940
1,048,047
2,191,955
.1.1
12
24
79
19
12
21
26
6
29
30
14
25
13
34
26
41
100
39
43
49
39
9
56
67
24
53
28
35
8,570
12,361
8,720,639
36,561
1,425
102,657
88,391
1,197
120,313
19,003
52,214
2,455
34,229
St
23,190
112,828
7,647,949
30,841
21,082
70,072
93,129
4,118
380,066
33,294
61,936
22,136
50,955
37
5
20
22
9
13
6
16
5
16
16
10
9
8
88
21
35
52
21
54
30
26
20
32
57
22
37
19
39
1,281
2,941
81,327
5,718
124
7,210
9,663
117
18,014
3,127
10,482
215
4,974
4(1
2,958
12,261
69,358
5,725
2,735
6,174
12,724
995
51,041
4,858
10,004
2,926
8,741
41
3
13
5
5
13
3
5
4
7
11
4
8
1
42
1
5
6
2
1
6
1
2
3
3
1
1
43
1
2
11
2
2
5
7
2
3
6
U
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(Far definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Bri " me
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
1
Corn:
38,304
281
730
1
530
1,083
1,519
1,343
2
1954...
53,236
460
1,008
1
774
1,654
1,771
2,091
3
acres 1959. . .
622,964
4,646
8,425
5
6,360
11,384
37,007
13,696
4
1954...
712,693
5,669
9,033
8
7,862
15,213
37,873
17,033
5
18,622
123
252
1
85
338
1,398
584
6
1954...
23,329
180
318
1
93
498
1,488
819
7
acres 1959...
218,647
1,714
1,696
5
506
2,155
26,868
3,349
8
1954. . .
234,722
1,813
1,706
8
563
2,686
23,788
3,944
9
bushels 1959...
12,255,959
81,525
90,226
300
28,276
126,299
1,629,727
181,470
10
1954. . .
11, 262, 597
92,894
99,469
320
30,357
150,135
1,040,377
194,958
11
5,916
40
60
6
46
853
91
12
1954...
5,727
32
44
1
8
56
598
110
13
bushels 1959...
5,092,755
43,119
24,987
11,140
32,042
970,107
49,823
14
1954. . .
3,867,845
26,762
24,210
320
2,956
14,842
490,155
37,332
15
29,015
201
625
471
925
789
998
16
1954...
37,305
310
788
663
1,308
943
1,359
17
acres 1959...
396,046
2,856
6,533
5,770
9,083
9,866
10,123
18
1954...
458,522
3,637
7,017
7,048
12,030
13,349
12,310
19
tons, green weight 1959...
4,001,716
27,031
65,619
60,052
98,553
109,359
109,338
20
1954. . .
3,849,779
31,101
64,793
57,740
114,891
99,967
108,519
21
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1,553
11
40
19
54
46
58
22
1954. . .
3,835
44
88
68
137
93
203
23
acres 1959...
8,271
76
1%
84
146
273
224
24
1954...
19,449
219
310
251
497
736
779
25
Farms reporting by acres of corn
harvested for all purposes :
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
1B.120
130
435
1
313
716
439
896
26
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959...
9,436
68
180
124
239
331
301
27
20 to 49 acres. .... .farms reporting 1959...
9,064
69
106
81
116
583
132
23
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
1,148
10
7
10
9
112
8
29
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
291
1
2
2
1
30
4
30
100 or more acres ... farms reporting 1959...
245
3
2
24
2
31
Sorghums:
4,249
357
183
33
(z)
13
32
Harvested for grain
8
33
1954...
6
1
3
34
acres 1959...
87
35
1954...
71
30
25
36
bushels 1959...
1,990
'7
1954...
2,008
600
1,032
38
347
26
18
2
3
39
1954...
54
2
1
1
1
40
acres 1959...
3,779
304
133
33
13
41
1954. . .
399
18
5
6
12
...
42
tons, green weight 1959...
36,396
2,382
1,274
395
160
43
1954. . .
2,901
56
40
12
20
44
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
47
5
8
45
acres 1959
383
53
50
46
tans cut 1959. . .
1,345
60
145
47
48
1
1
49
acres 1959...
(z)
(Z)
50
gallons 1959...
3
3
51
...
2 Reported In small fractions.
NEW YORK
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187
Part 1 of 5
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutohese
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
294
917
555
647
595
827
527
1,281
172
365
263
941
234
1
460
1,265
922
774
728
1,143
749
1,950.
244
608
323
1,274
343
2
5,085
11,003
7,198
15,799
9,517
6,604
13,960
17,218
2,686
3,604
3,395
21,532
2,697
3
6,131
13,535
10,202
14,706
10,776
8,135
15,805
20,948
2,779
4,942
3,872
24,497
3,231
4
178
140
6
442
195
7
353
796
11
4
42
760
72
5
172
213
17
498
179
22
448
1,134
9
23
46
1,067
119
6
2,010
985
25
5,329
1,397
37
4,330
6,359
50
32
163
10,856
732
7
1,5«
1,531
145
5,439
1,172
128
5,089
7,284
27
61
170
14,692
748
8
128,476
61,409
1,015
282,503
92,746
2,325
265,199
317,754
2,287
1,260
7,500
513,660
38,471
9
68,265
84,638
5,500
284,535
58,756
6,763
277,350
336,729
1,235
2,974
7,524
784,587
34,627
10
46
30
...
77
21
1
52
172
2
1
4
223
22
11
23
33
2
87
16
60
174
1
2
1
403
17
12
49,048
15,493
53,782
11,455
250
44,726
92,111
550
300
1,060
156,211
14,600
13
17,865
19,597
3,500
68,538
6,168
35,704
89,848
75
200
600
287,997
4,685
14
212
872
539
489
538
816
449
833
158
345
229
581
191
15
318
1,132
837
519
651
1,101
568
1,195
205
504
277
647
254
16
3,037
9,928
7,125
10,138
8,046
6,506
9,428
10,601
2,569
3,502
3,198
10,462
1,892
17
4,379
11,645
9,512
8,822
9,486
7,896
10,502
13,043
2,628
4,497
3,627
9,287
2,301
18
32,518
111,414
64,767
102,266
95,107
75,242
102,805
105,653
21,311
33,289
28,515
95,760
18,662
19
27,800
118,609
78,857
73,167
97,380
88,955
96,406
100,710
18,790
36,263
26,148
78,675
20,006
20
13
10
15
38
18
14
23
69
14
18
17
35
11
21
55
59
99
45
28
31
28
118
37
100
19
78
28
22
38
90
48
332
74
61
202
258
67
70
34
214
73
23
210
359
545
445
118
111
214
621
124
384
75
518
182
24
132
548
294
186
258
667
119
741
73
244
131
329
151
25
73
235
160
135
168
123
116
270
46
87
78
192
47
26
69
123
91
250
148
35
231
233
50
34
48
322
30
27
18
6
5
46
17
1
39
24
6
67
5
28
1
4
2
19
1
12
6
3
21
1
29
1
1
3
11
3
1
10
7
10
30
8
35
34
201
290
42
7
1
1
15
17
30
257
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
1
4
1
4
6
5
38
4
3
...
2
2
19
10
38
39
8
35
9
34
113
35
280
17
42
...
17
30
257
73
40
41
60
340
50
359
865
345
9
88
528
3,121
128
1
10
15
524
1
6
195
155
2,168
635
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hamilton
Herkimer
Jefferson
Kings
Lewis
Livingston
Madison
Monroe
1
Com:
1
818
1,016
518
861
1,041
897
2
1954. . .
3
1,043
1,460
643
1,104
1,383
1,473
3
acres 1959...
6
10,366
14,573
5,350
23,290
20,820
17,980
4
1954. . .
14
11,978
18,580
5,775
25,979
22,868
25,148
5
129
193
17
707
535
721
6
1954. . .
120
160
14
850
517
1,241
7
acres 1959.. .
631
1,245
72
10,904
5,700
8,744
8
1954. . .
649
1,253
100
12,425
4,309
14,404
9
bushels 1959...
35,486
69,343
3,397
669,640
335,174
485,724
10
1954...
28,073
56,098
4,460
595,434
210,139
736,271
11
12
12
41
3
195
167
226
1954. . .
7
22
241
71
441
13
bushels 1959...
2,484
19,895
800
238,194
143,645
161,323
14
1954. . .
2,636
12,722
225,461
53,337
319,927
15
767
935
501
644
925
473
16
1954...
3
946
1,271
616
792
1,152
643
17
acres 1959.. .
9,645
13,110
5,250
12,069
14,899
8,570
18
1954...
14
11,123
16, 514
5,597
13,247
18,194
10,065
19
tans, green weight 1959...
102,120
138,078
65,211
114,731
162,435
82,055
20
1954...
95
94,621
145,301
54,615
110,717
151,545
84,524
21
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
1
22
50
11
31
23
78
22
1954. . .
56
162
22
42
67
81
23
acres 1959...
6
90
218
28
317
221
666
24
1954...
206
813
78
307
365
679
25
Farms reporting by acres of corn
harvested for all purposes:
1
404
439
312
203
367
377
26
264
345
163
184
289
174
27
143
216
43
362
333
275
.'i?
6
12
71
25
54
29
1
2
23
12
5
30
100 or more acres ... . farms reporting 1959 .. .
2
18
15
12
31
Sorghums:
100
8
41
9
32
Harvested for grain
1
1
33
1954...
i/.
acres 1959...
7
2
15
1954. . .
36
bushels 1959...
490
27
37
1954...
38
6
1
5
1
39
1954...
40
acres 1959. ..
77
1
36
7
41
1954. . .
...
42
toils, green weight 1959...
865
6
451
35
43
1954. . .
44
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
2
1
45
acres 1959...
23
5
46
tans cut 1959...
80
25
•'.7
48
W
acres 1959...
50
gallons 1959...
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Part 1 of 5
760
865
14,320
13,650
248
158
1,843
991
103,145
52,621
54
20
39,586
13,224
704
789
12,295
12,512
104,813
94,147
22
25
182
147
202
244
289
17
6
2
88
620
3
16
57
155
1
7
12
97
500
4,860
1,005
3
4
45
34
380
318
Niagara
1,243
1,756
19,777
23,580
1,121
1,530
13,690
17,472
660,234
787,756
435
587
302,927
390,099
418
474
5,794
5,507
47,288
35,589
77
129
293
601
671
228
275
48
13
8
1,405
1,974
22,847
26,156
540
553
4,434
3,269
285,941
170,205
102
54
87,686
34,744
1,241
1,654
18,253
22,551
197,169
192,603
31
74
160
336
640
369
337
38
14
7
1,176
1,673
24,033
28,782
917
1,097
11,624
11,517
697,447
506,188
358
281
320,152
175,542
774
1,046
12,065
16,763
127,123
121,373
52
68
344
502
405
287
406
50
15
13
1,130
1,468
23,974
24,853
1,014
1,205
14,796
13,803
937,061
628,885
457
475
426,340
278,905
613
727
8,905
10,526
94,855
85,379
43
82
273
524
407
233
399
67
15
9
Orange
759
901
14,803
13,915
123
116
1,836
1,395
131,412
51,142
20
18
79,475
31,656
708
769
12,818
12,193
129,966
94,104
18
53
149
327
222
232
276
20
4
5
Oswego
37
1
619
15
5,983
105
3
16
35
788
1,084
15,799
20,643
730
970
11,161
15,376
568,854
807,614
280
364
239,875
317,401
310
369
4,364
4,618
39,973
36,596
35
86
274
649
317
182
224
47
10
8
929
1,428
10,660
14,454
414
588
2,917
3,628
151,363
166,962
71
95
37,179
47,989
662
948
7,627
10,245
72,276
85,811
32
142
116
581
568
220
126
12
1
2
Otsego
1,204
1,621
13,455
15,750
147
205
817
1,027
49,199
59,300
21
12
11,564
6,990
1,157
1,487
12,565
14,494
132,589
137,882
21
60
73
229
726
325
142
56
3
472
23
5,316
152
5
21
67
35
54
783
890
24
89
805
4,345
50
31
46
753
782
8,204
7,861
2
4
6
19
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County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 5
Com:
Corn fox all purposes.
Harvested for grain.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954..
.farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
bushels 1959..
1954..
Cut for silage.
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 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 acres 1959. .
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
bushels 1959. .
1954. .
Cut for silage farms reporting 1959..
1954. .
acres 1959..
1954. .
tons, green weight 1959..
1954. .
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
tons cut 1959. .
Sales tons 1959. .
Harvested for sirup farms reporting 1959..
acres 1959..
gallons 1959..
Sales gallons 1959. .
618
850
10,272
12,261
369
532
2,881
4,626
137,360
230,226
50
30,539
39,121
476
563
7,203
7,402
62,930
56,443
49
52
188
233
258
157
184
13
3
3
1
2
60
80
300
410
4
12
34
243
3
7
11
82
530
3,685
2
3
290
1,848
2
5
23
159
115
1,315
St. lawrence
1,188
1,801
12,616
16,673
77
63
393
360
18,293
14,183
6
3
1,535
63
1,101
1,553
11,958
15,269
130,050
136,265
61
242
265
1,044
752
298
131
5
Saratoga
538
767
9,786
9,988
229
396
2,048
2,494
94,310
107,393
63
26
38,600
8,795
440
538
7,620
7,274
53,416
51.2U
16
62
118
220
215
129
169
20
2
3
Schenectady
1
1
9
14
100
90
1
14
50
114
509
161
736
1,746
7,849
1,869
9,185
33
98
35
161
365
2,367
205
2,212
12,143
160,101
10,878
113,070
14
36
3
43
8,111
123,779
425
65,859
83
459
119
659
1,238
5,413
1,592
6,828
8,713
53,178
13,990
62,129
10
15
19
29
143
69
72
M5
53
276
33
132
24
88
2
5
2
3
...
5
1
1
23
8
180
176
50
20
555
137
5,547
1,075
4
33
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Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
TompklJiE
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
YateB
528
1,130
99
254
571
604
317
■37
1,120
1,184
21
1,006
486
1
676
1,500
250
307
839
830
472
63
1,418
1,642
38
1,305
665
2
12,972
14,349
1,093
2,169
8,197
11,662
5,962
506
19,660
18,638
437
16,390
9,809
3
12,208
14,461
2,201
2,200
10,402
13,555
7,072
613
20,597
20,640
582
17,707
10,030
4
502
515
58
24
201
484
170
9
318
1,087
5
448
419
5
575
408
161
16
245
534
250
14
509
1,416
10
617
494
6
9,892
3,758
337
165
1,596
6,677
2,315
18
2,406
12,102
43
4,121
6,004
7
8,072
2,165
787
97
1,535
6,447
2,850
39
3,589
12,729
38
5,027
5,147
8
511,856
212,235
18,986
10,755
103,283
373,190
147,406
895
115,652
679,487
2,850
232,283
278,375
9
3123,871
104,143
34,101
4,567
71,345
278,510
148,768
1,268
177,592
614,927
1,811
272,233
238,966
10
295
99
18
4
65
190
44
2
37
456
2
78
187
11
209
54
20
24
150
41
26
410
106
144
12
304,818
58,097
5,674
6,030
44,817
183,353
54,640
400
14,305
295,737
1,400
56,856
123,702
13
130,955
15,065
16,394
11,140
105,958
41,766
9,923
204,404
70,122
75,170
14
214
897
39
231
468
355
220
29
1,030
539
20
878
250
15
251
1,117
68
281
667
473
276
37
1,191
588
32
1,053
325
16
3,034
10,338
686
1,983
6,498
4,850
3,569
479
17,109
6,326
392
12,095
3,652
17
3,744
11,597
1,291
2,060
8,627
6,818
3,968
535
16,529
7,176
539
12,408
4,305
18
29,396
107,993
7,325
22,977
64,510
52,625
36,315
3,936
140,035
69,652
4,293
126,798
32,996
19
25,516
94,198
12,208
17,944
63,512
55,789
30,676
3,591
121,305
62,043
4,889
117,591
31,900
20
11
61
15
9
16
29
21
4
31
40
1
41
26
21
46
177
33
14
48
65
36
16
85
147
2
74
75
22
46
253
70
21
103
135
78
9
U5
210
2
174
153
23
392
699
123
43
240
290
254
39
479
735
5
272
578
24
172
648
68
202
282
247
164
24
378
576
8
395
177
25
108
290
7
33
161
150
54
6
362
255
4
330
128
26
188
169
21
17
111
171
74
5
333
314
7
245
145
27
43
13
3
2
15
23
13
40
26
2
27
24
28
6
5
1
4
6
1
7
4
6
7
29
11
5
1
9
6
1
9
3
5
30
21
32
11
131
47
116
15
159
3
18
31
1
1
1
1
1
32
33
11
5
8
8
30
...
...
34
35
575
175
200
240
288
...
36
37
1
3
1
10
1
5
1
7
13
1
1
38
39
10
27
5
120
20
16
5
86
159
3
18
40
41
100
375
60
1
11
40
1,134
68
2
U
49
162
25
2
23
100
775
1
15
30
1,405
50
200
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State Albany Allegany Bronx
Broome Cattaraugus Cayuga Chautauqua
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 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.
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 reportijig 1959.
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959.
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Rye farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Buckwheat farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Other grains acres 1959 .
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for
all purposes
Harvested for beans.
Cut for hay.
Hogged or grazed or cut
for silage
Plowed under for green
manure
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
16,236
26,618
241,986
336,072
7,259,656
10,327,911
6,537,296
8,639,470
6,019
7,905
1,859
389
64
38,160
46,292
612,834
645,481
32,386,104
23,165,380
5,793,372
2,900,014
14,147
16,930
5,781
1,167
135
2,640
3,706
24,883
30,309
744,927
939,549
291,852
276,311
1,179
1,823
13,114
17,083
308,131
352,830
212,913
217,169
1,842
4,920
17,870
40,353
291,449
700,730
198,494
387,983
7,559
73,346
361, 573
2,607,514
28,711
124,434
417
829
4,508
10,862
158
541
2,178
8,504
39,283
94,038
17
54
123
310
350
504
233
166
2,081
1,240
21
97
126
3,590
6,857
86,104
125,482
859,996
1,180,865
76
242
701
2,372
14,064
72,497
9,848
57,587
42
30
254
400
3,236
4,514
130,607
146,273
21,359
20,799
123
105
22
4
2
18
14
122
375
3,735
610
11
38
92
247
1,500
4,609
1,165
1,605
30
95
272
850
4,589
15,855
3,043
7,353
14
410
315
10,725
975
20
9
194
80
4
56
1,217
1
5
20
19
5
189
24
4
27
22
266
110
226
518
2,064
4,082
53,477
116,450
43,481
81,667
142
73
10
1
1,145
1,368
20,413
23,550
1,027,461
831,688
125,720
81,948
350
517
232
43
3
50
77
415
509
13,665
13,273
3,695
1,117
18
35
92
236
2,285
5,179
1,378
3,544
156
462
1,544
3,816
22,580
74,742
13,687
44,607
395
4,679
15,509
156,959
284
4,265
31
82
199
427
4,917
12,935
3,706
7,163
505
737
5,605
7,247
251,675
280,418
11,596
15,516
265
196
41
3
16
69
79
2,869
1,507
4
18
10
139
230
3,667
70
2,310
26
105
187
590
2,497
9,918
1,352
3,939
146
506
5,995
18,259
461
1,166
12
12
104
40
46
164
600
2,016
6,209
22,750
4
11
13
12
7
104
28
i
1
1
1
2
92
1,162
416
1,417
496
18,376
2,743
19,197
14,646
602,481
84,458
605,946
9,726
557,023
53,905
526,644
82
316
9
668
1
154
21
3
1,326
1,384
1,775
1,506
15,570
29,748
19,571
26,397
825,552
1,756,841
813,291
815,065
64,066
787,207
50,491
204,628
665
295
559
646
86
358
15
76
1
9
23
204
47
176
167
1,983
257
1,315
5,851
59,200
7,819
41,693
837
32,361
325
13,059
10
30
39
47
103
258
119
459
2,481
6,469
2,850
9,275
1,763
5,159
658
6,827
62
66
354
79
423
767
2,564
589
7,920
10,203
54,564
9,237
3,841
7,882
30,346
5,103
243
81
3,085
1,210
10,291
3,580
113,159
40,526
850
750
4,177
2,250
18
5
20
21
119
59
94
196
2
3
6
10
22
42
18
131
300
990
198
1,034
1
1
2
2
2
10
6
1
25
15
2
11
3
94
17
70
20
1
2
6
1
4
35
a
540
n
878
30
12,944
77
17,646
293
133,840
648
157,869
2 Reported in email fractions.
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193
iPart 2 of 5
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Qreene
160
24
2
55
50
1
29
794
13
1
16
1,069
46
1
314
111
5
246
111
10
130
1,519
73
45
1,280
124
2
1,493
206
12
674
423
3
362
8,224
128
3
89
20,430
471
3
3,022
951
40
2,767
884
62
1,211
13,680
685
297
21,822
1,262
4
39,234
6,090
332
12,310
14,810
125
8,602
239,103
3,955
100
1,788
603,878
9,679
5
85,905
32,548
1,015
85,261
30,202
1,839
41,672
399,353
19,719
7,415
693,936
39,390
6
29,320
4,723
200
8,970
12,488
7,790
19,4844
3,051
1,076
557,964
6,488
7
65,859
25,427
845
68,337
21,526
1,076
32,113
300,746
14,355
3,625
622,414
30,691
8
99
14
1
22
34
1
15
439
7
1
14
246
27
9
53
10
1
27
15
10
298
6
2
593
15
10
8
5
1
1
4
49
8
172
47
11
4
11
12
13
400
780
471
458
674
245
388
1,419
118
575
229
950
109
14
504
1,035
554
583
660
436
499
1,886
130
610
291
1,134
193
15
6,349
9,088
5,978
8,179
10,186
2,092
8,234
18,366
1,470
8,025
2,777
17,267
1,116
16
6,912
10,457
5,857
8,867
9,599
3,192
8,651
21,160
1,259
7,163
3,048
18,722
1,688
17
298,299
466,764
292,182
360,828
569,787
96,790
374,804
1,028,471
66,390
412,009
118,278
999,466
44,368
18
251,134
413,647
167,727
355,241
401,156
119,769
360,343
858,094
38,729
217,383
78,100
735,977
55,890
19
43,963
31,182
14,243
24,357
43,468
12,101
22,575
204,390
3,875
34,219
3,907
198,684
8,779
20
36,621
16,785
4,740
22,318
22,267
7,588
17,901
90,701
3,868
10,571
757
134,858
2,969
21
160
415
206
131
263
165
93
687
49
204
104
296
63
22
164
296
223
209
309
72
181
543
56
300
105
433
40
23
61
59
38
101
84
7
85
161
13
60
18
181
6
24
15
8
3
16
15
1
26
25
11
2
35
25
2
1
1
3
3
3
5
26
11
11
6
5
9
3
7
123
3
6
3
206
5
27
26
23
17
17
22
6
21
121
6
14
3
248
10
28
73
99
76
130
52
21
94
1,154
38
48
11
1,949
139
29
211
192
155
187
156
83
298
873
20
84
17
2,715
50
30
2,312
3,452
3,583
4,708
2,480
1,010
3,365
29,332
1,250
1,880
440
54,955
2,910
31
5,173
6,885
3,521
4,184
4,269
2,230
10,020
27,760
508
2,472
355
108,295
1,196
3.'
1,070
510
900
200
11,390
20
21,870
33
1,040
954
175
150
758
300
6,882
46,079
200
34
2
6
1
19
3
2
8
82
1
11
1
47
4
35
12
19
10
27
8
7
19
139
4
25
3
71
11
36
7
39
28
195
15
12
50
1,041
10
210
3
322
24
37
68
219
100
247
65
24
173
1,512
72
510
11
520
112
98
337
829
600
4,567
370
125
1,235
24,081
250
3,880
50
7,795
300
39
1,195
5,116
1,713
3,872
1,356
605
3,696
25,428
1,490
11,732
110
10,762
2,643
40
300
40
75
3,230
278
615
17,880
100
2,140
5,636
160
41
501
3,989
390
2,307
655
25
2,564
15,308
430
8,515
7,13.5
1,980
42
42
8
15
6
12
2
1
77
3
10
8
25
2
43
131
38
66
23
46
17
4
194
16
67
46
77
16
44
421
48
74
19
98
3
10
753
22
57
41
285
26
45
1,215
225
516
156
341
73
20
1,568
92
308
291
666
113
46
8,431
800
1,363
192
2,719
37
100
11,174
424
1,024
740
3,834
580
47
18,236
3,968
8,699
. 2,309
7,071
1,357
300
32,358
1,989
5,705
4,612
12,842
2,533
48
5,928
596
386
80
1,768
8,085
374
571
216
2,871
100
49
9,601
1,794
3,298
774
3,054
695
18,598
1,020
936
1,586
8,378
1,302
50
38
84
90
38
116
9
70
68
202
20
161
14
51
576
1,360
1,247
395
2,149
277
1,225
1,160
72
1,094
263
854
74
52
1,420
3,307
4,600
1,240
6,190
140
3,775
3,361
9,390
1,200
8,965
378
53
23.006
56,444
38,429
18,625
91,268
10,163
55,485
200
45,381
50
2,115
34,142
1,700
6,221
29,293
3,565
1,820
54
"
949
2,436
400
1,107
450
750
5,732
1,000
390
1,186
•
1
3
6
7
10
6
1
4
1
32
57
2
10
1
1
7
8
4
12
1
4
11
21
58
6
20
49
46
94
59
5
25
4
295
y>
14
47
2
60
96
1
34
26
1
98
2
1
34
65
1
167
1
60
61
1
1
2
3
7
4
31
1
11
4
3
62
63
10
60
7
100
40
79
620
5
65
60
50
64
65
80
3
10
14
1,000
122
1
7
10
1
3
6
1,265
1
2
14
4
28
6
20
814
2
7
4
66
67
68
69
70
71
7?
1
3
5
7
8
3
1
4
32
73
1
8
1
4
7
2
1
1
2
18
74
6
20
46
46
79
12
5
25
292
75
4
37
2
42
i
'40
31
17
1
2
8
9
5
1
5
2
10
1
24
1
5
156
2
4
76
77
78
79
SO
1
4
1
16
2
1
18
3
2
237
81
8
8
10
61
2
94
3
4
3
391
82
6
52
1
125
1
5
200
2
1
5,630
01
34
104
5
742
(z)
892
1
1
22
7,509
84
48
820
12
1,773
4
'24
1,117
9
19
49,082
3 5
296
984
39
10,059
3
8,780
"4
16
223
66,002
86
Stub items continued
194
Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hamilton Herkimer Jefferson
Kings
Lewis Livingston Madison
Small grains harvested:
Wheat f arms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.,
acres 1959. .
1954..
bushels 195?..
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..
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.,
Barley farms reporting 1959.,
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954. ,
bushels 1959.,
1954.,
Sales bushels 1959. .
1954..
Rye farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Buckwheat farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Other grains acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for
all purposes
Harvested for beans.
Cut for hay.
Hogged or grazed or cut
for silage
Plowed under for green
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
36
132
138
589
323
1,275
1,421
5,660
8,699
27,113
41,798
109,590
5,278
18,816
32,669
68,902
21
81
13
48
2
2
1
851
1,744
933
2,012
11,903
38,073
11,760
42,253
609,576
1,820,657
329,516
1,343,681
31,018
105,448
6,472
54,467
350
321
377
852
109
459
14
97
1
15
37
12
83
43
181
134
554
265
5,317
4,770
14,525
5,226
88
790
1,636
450
11
2
11
10
236
40
68
57
7,910
1,025
1,697
575
7,055
918
296
110
4
9
14
52
9
62
52
440
VA
1,086
963
6,104
48
338
186
2,698
431
275
1,734
4,462
25,504
11,757
47,337
159,435
125
2,460
2,300
5,429
15
5
12
37
138
53
102
277
1
1
6
16
2
5
30
128
40
125
369
2,168
1
2
1
7
1
4
13
4
6
8
134
48
71
47
1
13
2
95
1
10
4
32
1
95
(Z)
243
5
922
4
3,193
4
28
40
197
889
5,471
739
1,725
831
898
13,140
14,255
678,492
498,110
11,154
8,308
263
417
135
16
7
31
59
234
2,185
6,362
10
734
1
2
15
4
150
100
19
12
125
301
1,982
1,141
467
2,256
20,105
78,790
1,095
2,224
953
1,213
22,105
25,517
701,032
795,281
659,723
721,679
164
481
240
58
10
870
1,029
17,719
19,813
1,079,595
769,673
175,354
141,887
185
421
225
37
2
163
200
1,690
2,064
51,987
64,722
20,789
20,464
23
37
241
239
4,170
5,082
1,694
2,770
45
124
390
1,257
5,023
25,791
2,531
16,635
120
2,034
6,900
71,286
1,200
6,806
5
12
34
130
4
8
27
69
470
1,095
2
31
44
283
568
12,610
13,819
116,180
140,967
118
340
1,761
3,309
50,995
110,358
47,541
87,414
74
30
8
3
3
1,035
892
19,488
13,354
1,146,315
502,897
116,155
29,200
323
468
193
46
5
49
92
392
801
14,958
25,966
2,148
2,784
21
87
125
2,986
3,285
1,976
2,054
11
52
60
332
917
6,601
413
4,253
612
6,571
31,186
247,748
1,600
7,269
2
10
19
100
7
75
1,107
10
13
181
132
2,391
2 Reported In small fractions .
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195
Part 2 of 5
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga 1
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
101
1
1,468
134
631
1,280
28
860
119
46
2
1
333
9
1,854
318
1,094
1,614
'63
1,090
465
154
1
2
819
130
19,180
1,359
7,609
22,841
220
13,906
909
375
19
3
3,037
342
22,861
2,816
11,094
28,074
399
16,508
3,552
1,170
15
4
17,732
3,200
560,442
43,374
235,444
777,587
5,140
398,388
20,368
8,699
520
5
82,171
8,525
653,444
98,237
327,740
949,689
12,052
543,177
88,575
38,221
450
6
11,601
3,200
508,206
36,210
206,206
721,744
3,597
370,376
14,079
5,032
480
7
59,578
7,789
544,646
75,902
261,951
845,739
6,447
481,663
56,383
28,648
420
8
67
538
85
280
294
19
228
84
30
1
9
32
811
42
301
722
8
494
32
16
1
10
2
i
98
20
1
2
5
43
7
215
47
2
1
118
14
6
3
:::
:::
11
12
13
759
1
1,103
1,276
1,124
1,176
68
656
769
1,124
i
14
769
4
1,464
1,476
1,288
1,453
138
889
946
1,341
4
15
13,498
15
16,075
18,615
22,598
23,868
700
11,026
3,907
13,614
6
16
11,885
110
17,321
16,606
22,096
24,841
1,366
12,119
8,638
14,439
131
17
647,464
250
825,634
1,090,885
1,312,733
1,557,400
25,768
635,051
386,741
678,752
320
18
260,119
3,585
662,050
590,796
764,675
962,981
42,575
452,226
274,468
489,025
4,025
19
28,088
305,462
106,314
297,504
510,132
300
151,551
24,815
67,629
160
20
5,691
1,785
172,571
32,537
100,777
234,219
2,802
79,001
8,728
18,393
21
167
509
551
301
3L4
37
223
399
584
1
22
428
1
435
554
504
516
28
306
298
444
23
142
...
120
132
243
277
3
104
65
79
24
21
33
29
69
59
17
6
16
25
1
...
6
10
7
10
...
6
1
1
26
16
1^5
55
107
218
1
142
7
34
27
19
1
180
61
175
284
2
222
29
56
1
28
103
1,225
361
823
2,395
4
1,364
34
231
29
102
3
1,147
474
1,746
2,690
12
1,950
202
340
"4
30
2,879
31,923
14,631
27,036
75,142
70
41,679
1,195
9,597
31
2,084
45
33,586
12,759
52,101
87,947
500
70,560
4,412
9,266
60
32
280
10,497
9,780
39,546
12,208
190
33
11,357
470
12,142
40,783
24,838
430
322
34
10
3
49
19
22
76
13
35
11
16
35
13
1
56
33
47
54
23
63*
43
26
36
55
60
240
236
199
831
100
ZU.
84
85
37
74
60
241
289
499
291
141
412
399
US
2
3ft
1,128
1,350
4,834
6,523
3,404
23,665
1,473
5,265
1,197
2,142
39
1,520
1,200
4,721
7,297
9,691
6,944
3,216
9,418
8,034
3,187
50
40
370
1,000
2,546
5,526
1,951
19,567
710
3,006
700
553
41
759
600
1,507
5,830
6,828
3,970
2,003
5,201
2,749
1,531
42
14
73
8
22
33
12
26
19
43
88
108
50
63
101
1
40
75
60
44
80
857
50
178
295
118
198
85
45
540
1,333
202
367
710
2
296
452
316
46
1,438
12,298
1,190
2,488
3,927
1,451
4,162
2,000
47
9,342
22,140
5,123
6,272
11,641
30
4,571
7,229
5,724
48
350
9,966
884
1,420
2,823
943
2,330
752
49
3,147
15,171
2,650
3,174
7,110
1,969
2,210
1,824
50
268
33
738
208
193
19
86
537
51
1,417
589
4,131
3,272
1,814
52
537
907
3,161
52
12,818
730
42,379
10,415
11,350
1,200
3,260
23,120
5!
34,133
16,122
141,975
1,900
126,997
70,463
4,300
1,638
17,971
32,679
95,924
54
55
3,422
1,632
2,872
5,990
17,047
...
2,436
2,098
4,145
56
13
2
5
4
4
17
2
2
12
1
57
20
21
11
17
22
14
13
4
12
58
130
11
65
24
30
225
25
18
95
13
59
187
347
91
143
229
140
116
22
59
60
7
1
5
1
3
61
15
15
4
14
14
7
2
' 4
62
58
9
65
14
24
63
147
309
9
113
141
82
6
15
64
1,420
125
1,350
144
445
6^
2,615
5,121
1
182
1,307
1,792
1
825
62
241
66
67
2
2
2
1
2
i
20
2
2
2
68
69
10
12
3
6
5
16
70
14
3
6
70
71
12
14
15
7
10
8
5
7
72
6
1
1
15
1
2
12
1
71
2
1
6
1
5
14
1
1
6
74
72
5
6
193
5
18
95
13
75
25
8
~75
10
2
47
140
1
4
1
10
38
76
77
1
3
1
1
5
3
12
3
20
2
7'.'
5
'is
1
15
25
16
3
80
2
36
10
146
423
87
31
Si
8
64
8
296
796
213
69
5
82
2
638
778
2,201
10,589
1,687
342
83
10
598
128
4,774
17,028
3,077
725
7
U
5
6,185
16,470
26,824
13.5,860
14,693
3,827
85
75
4,275
1,280
36,774
150,737
21,631
7,562
59
86
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Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Rensselaer Richmond Rockland St. Lawrence Saratoga Schenectady Schoharie Schuyler
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 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.
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.
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1954.
1954.
Rye farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959.
1954.
Buckwheat farms reporting 1959..
1954.,
acres 1959.,
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954. ,
Sales bushels 1959..
1954.,
Other grains acres 1959.,
1954.,
bushels 1959.,
1954. ,
Sales bushels 1959,.
1954..
Annual legumes:
Soybesns grown for
all purposes
Harvested for beans .
Cut for hay.
Hogged or grazed or cut
for silage
Plowed under for green
manure
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
100-lb. bags 1959.
1954.
30
268
252
2,379
5,438
70,019
3,668
53,178
483
614
5,866
6,525
265,116
240,234
10,925
23,021
235
205
35
8
5
18
24
78
735
,174
10
37
84
399
1,256
8,214
948
5,706
12
40
64
212
1,025
4,690
50
2,754
63
229
3,000
7,100
142
4
43
2
34
290
i
4
4
1
11
14
250
150
228
2
1
58
25
1,640
300
1
1
14
8
250
25
79
144
619
4,256
13,968
2,793
7,424
1,665
1,981
22,774
25,323
1,135,106
810,880
34,872
8,263
611
876
161
17
14
24
112
150
3,540
4,776
275
5
5
31
28
325
552
180
24
63
116
361
1,543
4,852
439
1,104
212
2,675
10,160
84,392
75
77
242
814
1,759
22,126
52,483
17,661
39,179
448
479
5,904
4,675
247,470
142,972
12,208
2,843
193
203
49
2
6
10
18
59
370
1,938
120
350
23
43
207
312
3,124
6,551
1,654
2,405
21
51
75
259
1,259
5,678
400
2,913
32
385
1,400
13,220
11
5
153
45
2
4
10
15
190
228
1
143
30
4
(Z)
28
5
16
78
138
603
2,058
15,348
664
10,093
127
139
1,489
1,207
54,859
33,093
7,848
3,010
4
5
25
50
900
1,690
9
32
58
593
1,178
307
230
9
26
71
150
1,120
2,160
650
746
34
202
1,330
6,229
105
232
1,013
2,202
20,461
67,959
14,447
51,899
480
569
7,058
6,788
296,269
198,420
41,179
12,983
200
206
59
15
15
21
145
151
4,535
3,151
1,292
454
2
50
8
730
325
285
238
17
50
131
360
3,262
7,070
1,518
4,105
109
1,341
6,360
41,906
1,100
1,163
1
61
(Z)
505
3
Z Reported in small fractions.
NEW YORK
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
197
Part 2 of 5
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
YateB
609
910
156
11
109
410
67
39
1,078
4
541
665
1
769
1,327
225
14
287
598
152
1
169
1,540
2
989
778
2
13,344
11,114
1,471
105
859
5,786
798
349
12,844
71
7,954
11,499
3
15,863
14,099
2,066
74
2,173
7,526
1,749
5
1,279
17,494
37
12,664
12,451
4
432,234
261,633
46,385
1,610
23,776
179,302
20,697
8,850
376,253
3,225
232,880
356,282
5
482,488
410,726
71,969
2,115
64,524
233,622
55,096
50
37,170
508,444
1,687
414,572
410,262
6
400,736
221,473
34,775
1,280
17,635
160,700
16,167
6,560
335,094
3,211
215,137
326,221
7
427,083
317,729
55,319
940
44,401
189,921
42,602
25,775
417,326
1,263
366,612
355,786
8
105
427
84
8
74
163
39
25
478
1
220
172
9
319
402
66
1
32
192
21
13
523
2
249
364
10
142
67
6
2
3
43
5
1
71
1
53
102
11
42
12
11
1
6
14
25
12
1
2
1
1
5
2
13
563
1,855
15
34
667
653
84
9
731
1,092
3
1,132
530
14
711
2,135
30
67
876
843
163
27
875
1,258
6
1,312
686
15
14,802
37,618
132
218
9,746
12,177
962
106
8,942
15,211
56
19,847
9,348
16
16,786
39,349
117
508
11,688
14,583
1,567
217
8,745
14,637
81
20,842
10,505
17
823,730
1,756,648
4,367
8,625
471,439
670,558
36,453
2,725
427,871
883,013
2,630
1,151,849
480,899
IS
603,695
1,363,007
2,209
15,145
470,655
536,926
49,960
6,166
263,426
587,566
1,918
849,780
376,928
19
483,627
396,844
2,436
816
39,781
173,407
4,015
22,427
236,363
110,814
128,830
20
251,940
231,454
500
43,968
109,062
3,425
350
6,534
101,821
71,724
70,422
21
104
517
10
28
252
205
52
4
335
487
1
314
154
22
240
777
4
5
307
299
22
4
330
457
1
585
260
23
145
431
1
1
96
116
9
1
61
123
1
206
92
24
65
124
11
28
1
5
24
22
24
2'j
9
6
1
5
1
5
26
168
104
3
7
98
3
8
112
80
116
27
143
170
19
33
82
8
23
145
128
137
28
2,339
773
31
38
1,047
16
43
850
739
1,221
29
1,492
1,032
76
19
345
631
62
116
999
998
1,177
30
61,297
24,044
725
1,390
30,968
600
1,370
23,585
24,870
32,848
31
38,489
24,219
1,944
495
9,543
17,865
1,851
2,672
32,304
29,898
32,490
32
44,717
6,969
660
10,090
10,262
9,167
18,121
33
23,581
4,188
580
2,825
3,246
120
9,515
3,868
14,171
34
38
65
203
4
15
11
9
16
32
1
14
45
35
17
96
235
4
21
24
23
"i
23
66
2
56
25
36
547
1,753
3,032
27
119
41
121
103
182
10
119
404
37
92
1,728
3,418
17
388
115
181
"a
113
404
51
383
211
38
13,304
31,286
76,606
775
2,790
1,005
2,487
1,952
4,437
150
3,281
10,915
39
1,992
35,796
68,700
350
7,024
2,267
3,913
160
2,045
8,717
924
8,749
4,138
40
12,499
27,515
38,998
575
1,612
440
2,199
1,323
2,892
2,534
9,079
41
1,106
29,616
42,703
6,070
837
1,745
899
5,439
4,850
2,135
42
90
418
1
1
37
67
4
1
5
23
65
53
43
111
706
3
120
117
12
3
33
86
192
128
44
1,359
4,374
20
2
257
882
10
2
24
204
565
692
45
1,468
6,984
4
840
1,308
70
6
164
593
1,703
1,346
46
19,598
69,699
400
60
5,186
16,564
230
40
620
3,256
10,437
12,220
47
20,761
95,000
70
19,035
20,715
1,250
137
2,807
9,152
35,387
19,783
48
17,824
49,839
380
2,812
14,358
470
2,255
7,658
9,706
49
17,173
53,374
7,007
14,248
410
416
4,884
22,587
11,303
50
67
277
27
1
244
92
15
10
270
83
51
412
3,120
101
8
1,247
1,255
140
1
482
817
3,123
827
52
3,040
10,419
740
75
9,107
5,260
990
400
14,643
3,510
53
13,126
105,611
2,469
145
46,213
47,066
4,520
"8
15,380
31,644
123,6a
33,515
54
300
540
2,388
1,500
314
648
1,298
55
1,750
3,361
736
6,244
3,625
10
1,675
3,763
1,975
56
96
14
1
1
10
7
7
6
2
3
4
57
269
16
3
8
8
16
1
13
35
2
7
14
58
1,730
95
1
3
54
38
102
35
5
17
46
59
6,274
146
16
56
42
158
12
75
307
20
31
136
60
92
6
1
2
1
2
3
61
256
11
4
3
10
6
31
6
11
62
1,653
37
3
12
1
5
43
63
5,906
77
18
7
80
30
292
21
118
64
28,663
696
45
230
25
185
1,020
65
57,465
821
165
73
1,259
414
3,755
380
1,500
66
3
1
3
1
1
1
67
1
6
2
1
63
"a
2
18
-40
4
"4
69
60
41
3
2
70
22
4
23
150
12
7
71
120
110
4
...
5
72
5
7
1
8
2
5
4
2
73
5
2
4
5
3
1
1
1
74
32
50
3
49
8
61
26
13
75
52
19
38
26
27
4
'is
11
76
2
1
1
1
77
17
3
3
1
4
1
2
i
1
1
78
45
1
5
3
79
256
50
16
9
51
12
1
2
10
5
SO
218
177
7
68
1
503
168
181
8:
344
418
13
1
5
161
3
7
841
331
293
82
5,556
2,871
24
1,356
1
7,715
5,599
5,476
83
8,370
6,063
39
(zj
159
2,709
1
4
12,070
6,077
6,695
84
42,048
37,983
249
14,040
1
86,085
58,275
47,718
85
84,445
64,173
314
3
2,348
25,140
6
23
114,080
68,331
53,912
86
Stub items continued
198
Part 3 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
The State
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1
Hay crops
2,965,281
38,066
61,790
58,772
81,630
55,541
86,919
2
1954...
3,104,478
39,978
66,571
25
65,125
85,100
52,770
87,468
3
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures out for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959...
29,374
283
523
294
763
1,117
693
4
1954...
32,146
368
453
1
335
704
1,224
654
5
acres 1959. . .
904,874
7,667
10,994
7,366
17,382
35,227
12,013
6
1954. . .
820,333
9,130
7,249
25
6,863
12,677
28,990
9,816
7
tons 1959...
2,016,751
13,153
24,031
16,126
41,281
83,773
30,889
8
1954. . .
1,733,581
16,595
15,487
*38
14,151
29,739
59,956
23,583
1
4,699
59
48
16
48
462
75
10
1954...
3,880
50
29
1
17
30
342
50
11
tons 1959. . .
195,997
2,077
1,293
834
1,184
21,238
1,821
12
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
119,722
1,755
609
38
667
648
11,394
825
l.f
6,181
63
158
77
204
209
289
14
9,391
109
199
102
290
365
243
15
8,019
66
120
71
186
339
117
16
4,624
38
41
39
73
167
38
17
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
1,159
7
5
5
10
37
6
18
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
42,125
485
1,211
1,040
1,534
735
2,097
19
1954...
57,766
564
1,712
1,207
2,226
1,003
2,815
20
acres 1959...
1,534,818
21,916
43,839
39, 611
47, 587
16,310
59,109
21
1954...
1,845,201
22,440
54,156
40,530
60,682
21,044
65,620
22
tons 1959...
2,548,073
25, 217
74,450
59,728
89, 8X
31,900
117,827
23
1954...
3,096,043
32,713
87,896
67,499
117, 670
37,909
134,479
2*
6,272
142
150
150
141
200
330
25
1954...
5,707
91
202
90
130
243
231
26
tons 1959...
219, 381
4,835
5,346
5,141
4,575
6,061
8,264
27
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
160,525
3,841
5,129
3,183
3,051
6,989
4,889
28
6,700
60
189
157
258
174
442
29
11,666
118
293
258
468
310
695
30
12, 506
133
395
337
526
183
636
31
8,809
125
275
217
238
63
277
32
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
2,444
49
59
71
44
5
47
33
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959...
4,886
64
43
88
115
21
77
34
1954. . .
4,516
36
29
124
107
14
83
35
acres 1959. . .
37,712
600
325
631
723
231
504
36
1954. . .
32,102
319
259
792
775
108
383
37
tans 1959...
68,800
803
497
1,324
1,212
333
961
38
1954. . .
45,606
386
311
1,233
1,222
156
575
39
132
3
4
2
3
3
3
40
1954. . .
54
1
3
1
1
4
41
tons 1959...
1,864
55
33
6
25
46
20
42
1954. . .
773
50
69
12
7
34
A3
12,283
189
188
316
414
102
484
44
1954. . .
12,540
244
198
589
432
56
495
45
acres 1959. . .
349,820
6,674
3,271
8,441
8,963
1,700
9,788
46
1954. . .
283,698
7,016
2,688
14,961
7,097
732
7,650
47
tons 1959...
494,573
6,001
5,380
10,718
17,177
3,492
17,112
48
1954. . .
387,587
8,675
3,648
18,759
12,248
1,166
12,625
49
1,772
962
49
26
22
12
34
76
42
19
23
5
71
25
50
1954...
51
tons 1959...
49,678
1,103
545
1,139
1,461
605
1,346
52
1954...
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
21,113
531
150
1,740
318
98
325
53
3,088
35
79
74
155
40
180
54
3,985
57
62
107
139
39
157
55
2,983
46
33
91
67
19
99
56
1,750
38
13
33
43
3
39
57
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
477
13
1
11
10
1
9
58
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or Bmall grains farms reporting 1959...
8,388
88
222
183
460
150
423
59
1954...
8,530
85
209
154
398
150
332
60
acres 1959. . .
138,057
1,209
3,361
2,723
6,975
2,073
5,505
61
1954. . .
123,144
1,073
2,219
1,979
3,869
1,896
3,999
62
tons, green weight 1959...
875,138
6,182
19,688
15,586
48,074
14,585
38,408
63
1954. . .
Field seed crops harvested:
763,125
6,820
14,528
12,982
28,528
12,177
27,750
&4
288
2,530
3
32
4
12
1
10
2
8
65
acres 1959. . .
66
bushels 1959...
3,676
34
15
6
3
67
1,006
55
15
32
5
68
1954...
1,351
6
83
25
45
6
69
acres 1959. . .
12,363
525"
80
545
54
70
1954...
15,736
45
616
246
557
223
71
busb'.,s 1959...
20,548
828
99
994
88
72
1954...
17,345
37
763
338
542
175
73
727
1
43
1
11
6
5
74
1954. . .
576
3
62
6
3
9
75
acres 1959. . .
7,884
4
555
10
49
45
255
76
1954. . .
4,690
20
359
36
24
172
77
bushels 1959...
27,341
12
1,867
50
246
264
1,529
78
1954. . .
14,908
27
1,114
129
92
617
79
393
9
30
34
1
29
80
1954...
428
33
20
2
47
22
81
acres 1959. . .
5,858
273
286
448
3
289
82
1954. . .
6,373
781
100
21
386
183
83
pounds 1959...
380,224
6,520
18,684
23,902
100
14,077
84
1954...
467,536
45,994
4,980
2,112
29,823
11,624
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Part 3 of 5
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
22,055
93,812
76,489
55,364
53,855
133,239
55,121
62,460
26,641
69,710
20,752
43,044
30,988
1
23,302
92,037
92,075
51,090
46,722
138,612
56,849
71,020
27,348
76,351
a, 022
40,773
38,128
2
239
590
404
568
477
753
532
753
202
233
63
975
245
3
255
473
448
515
366
649
574
848
232
188
67
1,127
306
4
7,307
16,266
12,949
25,911
17,450
16,120
29,736
17,748
7,790
6,969
1,351
32,115
5,321
5
5,408
11,417
14, 565
18,721
12,367
14,683
24,043
16,767
6,062
4,819
1,593
27,661
8,032
6
16,067
34,578
24,815
51,805
42,992
32,904
63,553
40,642
13,660
14,287
2,759
70,750
8,626
7
10,179
26,094
30,257
36,171
30,499
31,954
50,448
34,867
11,172
10,891
3,141
57,753
13,228
8
42
48
37
103
46
45
107
106
30
25
7
261
31
9
19
23
37
69
21
19
51
100
16
11
4
234
34
10
2,366
1,980
1,504
5,388
2,117
3,697
6,115
3,495
1,722
1,441
175
8,681
578
11
467
892
2,455
2,332
536
855
2,245
3,197
623
312
135
7,834
1,279
12
50
128
68
58
79
258
43
227
46
41
14
170
83
13
78
216
138
156
134
275
120
252
54
88
27
318
81
14
62
151
108
144
139
151
132
191
47
59
14
277
58
15
35
77
74
147
101
52
142
64
42
37
8
162
18
16
14
18
16
63
24
17
95
19
13
8
48
5
17
380
1,185
964
431
672
1,831
376
1,388
275
1,053
417
404
360
18
627
1,670
1,398
631
769
2,109
559
2,055
404
1,368
517
579
625
19
11,238
52,672
44,547
15,892
26,428
81,430
14,045
35,944
11,109
55,143
16,521
8,573
15,494
20
15,593
65,616
59, 520
22,160
28,478
92,464
20,265
47,704
13,228
58,122
17,107
10,418
21,500
21
17,711
86,287
64,724
23,632
47,988
117,299
24,007
66,727
16,263
86,982
25,440
14,995
17,655
22
22,967
115,807
100,294
34,112
47,734
159,418
33,565
84,050
19,008
106,060
25,762
16,801
30,231
23
72
164
115
73
74
251
62
230
66
166
79
86
51
24
52
140
112
76
70
78
53
209
31
151
34
88
77
25
2,163
6,809
4,632
2,733
3,719
9,325
2,616
6,066
3,411
8,230
1,934
2,166
1,614
26
1,195
5,366
4,301
2,803
2,328
4,243
2,172
5,057
860
4,883
1,032
1,795
2,452
27
89
98
85
73
92
146
52
342
48
68
67
103
34
28
131
253
212
126
175
371
114
482
60
170
84
172
90
29
91
415
287
123
217
643
120
369
90
322
133
92
116
30
56
325
294
76
146
532
57
168
54
356
104
34
88
31
13
94
86
33
42
139
33
27
23
137
29
3
32
32
12
201
337
82
70
567
63
41
71
197
51
14
126
33
15
167
402
55
49
464
94
44
99
219
27
8
79
34
115
1,293
2,576
764
352
3,620
553
460
470
1,682
303
108
771
35
85
1,388
2,856
421
297
2,711
923
311
499
1,763
142
39
400
36
151
2,849
4,532
1,810
709
7,685
930
886
750
3,217
563
240
1,266
37
74
2,295
4,124
624
439
4,720
1,457
376
714
2,515
161
54
696
38
1
2
6
3
10
1
5
4
2
5
4
39
3
4
1
4
3
1
2
40
3
20
96
61
168
25
53
25
35
'is
25
41
124
68
22
17
17
54
42
117
598
402
259
226
795
196
230
194
146
88
50
268
43
91
459
456
217
212
730
235
192
259
301
92
65
254
44
2,274
20,079
15,148
8,524
6,251
25,371
5,689
4,235
6,565
4,781
2,304
607
8,086
45
1,499
10,344
14,480
6,277
3,610
21,833
5,226
2,680
7,003
10,056
1,975
707
7,027
46
3,127
27,203
17,192
11,335
9,576
32,141
8,008
7,197
7,719
6,455
2,682
1,144
7,791
47
1,862
15,608
18,060
8,310
6,033
31,978
7,445
3,589
9,194
15,306
1,763
873
8,746
48
31
106
85
56
18
121
24
31
44
21
20
4
43
49
3
37
66
29
10
55
22
26
22
29
10
8
17
50
495
3,384
2,133
1,447
604
2,765
722
855
956
484
350
106
1,077
51
22
813
1,297
648
181
1,750
556
416
867
756
116
79
266
52
35
116
51
59
65
183
58
97
36
26
21
22
79
53
54
166
112
85
69
196
58
77
68
48
33
23
74
54
22
176
115
58
58
220
46
37
51
38
21
5
58
55
4
109
101
39
28
169
24
15
22
26
10
41
56
2
31
23
18
6
27
10
4
17
8
3
16
57
57
274
45
176
225
539
196
247
33
75
19
97
80
58
47
276
60
173
148
573
244
277
30
124
14
110
94
59
1,121
3,502
1,269
4,273
3,374
6,698
5,098
4,073
707
1,135
273
1,641
1,316
60
717
3,272
654
3,511
1,970
6,921
6,392
3,558
556
1,591
205
1,948
1,169
61
5,764
24,574
6,248
24,814
21,748
42,581
28,237
28,202
4,018
7,716
1,877
12,539
6,324
62
3,875
18,633
3,572
19,941
12,698
43,514
33,791
22,798
3,319
11,480
1,029
11,770
6,835
63
2
1
6
3
1
1
1
11
1
3
11
3
64
18
3
56
125
2
12
15
60
5
29
126
23
65
23
3
124
150
5
12
30
97
8
28
108
64
66
2
2
5
2
21
1
1
16
67
9
4
1
2
21
1
3
1
6
1
68
21
14
59
16
211
10
10
159
69
63
16
4
3
160
6
27
20
86
10
70
44
12
109
36
236
15
5
199
71
122
27
8
2
93
6
37
7
113
30
72
2
6
2
2
1
30
3
2
1
73
3
1
2
1
2
19
3
1
3
74
25
95
14
52
10
250
44
10
5
75
10
4
8
10
7
137
"s
1
22
76
18
337
52
159
30
1,384
124
24
15
77
19
2
38
22
26
384
19
1
80
78
4
1
3
2
1
15
30
2
2
79
1
6
2
3
10
68
2
5
80
58
11
28
90
10
204
1,555
38
14
81
5
164
19
10
48
2,184
24
25
82
5,975
264
1,580
2,120
1,000
8,020
123,669
3,308
700
83
200
8,800
1,154
2,000
2,487
188,103
1
1,500
1,208
84
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Part 3 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
Hamilton
Herxlmer
Jefferson
Kings
Lewis
Livingston
Madison
Monroe
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1
Hay crops:
379
72,960
142,203
70,822
47,278
69,805
34,406
2
1954...
430
74,289
156,971
70,808
49,708
67,362
39,135
3
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959...
637
881
445
864
919
750
4
1954...
680
1,298
515
995
1,143
1,078
5
acres 1959.. .
24,639
35,835
16,982
33,017
38,937
23,583
6
1954...
21,079
53,316
19,508
28,893
38,550
24,738
7
tons 1959...
53,750
83, 901
42,717
83,023
98,574
53,596
8
1954. . .
47,075
104,555
47,525
60,094
92,540
54,651
9
68
141
31
128
156
197
10
1954...
36
87
19
156
115
221
11
tons 1959...
5,210
9,973
1,050
5,774
6,125
8,679
12
1954...
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
1,246
4,283
560
5,167
3,632
7,316
13
76
88
47
106
83
175
14
159
250
110
257
204
223
15
219
274
155
258
322
205
16
152
216
118
193
252
118
17
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
31
53
15
50
58
29
18
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
19
802
1,605
873
449
641
497
19
1954. . .
25
1,070
1,761
1,010
720
703
788
20
acres 1959...
204
36,494
91,998
41,477
11,081
22,669
9,152
21
1954...
400
45,220
92,010
41,444
17,326
19,885
12,434
22
tons 1959...
175
66, 395
158,113
82,631
19,193
42,499
17,331
23
1954. . .
414
83,279
137,617
75,113
26, 528
38,634
23,708
24
6
98
283
84
62
100
104
25
1954...
56
144
69
81
56
108
26
tons 1959...
32
4,481
19,586
3,163
1,440
3,184
2,571
27
1954. . .
1,865
5,280
2,236
1,992
1,463
2,221
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
28
9
76
71
79
79
101
159
29
9
140
252
170
196
178
218
30
1
267
439
269
117
194
87
31
257
607
274
51
140
32
32
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
62
236
81
6
28
1
33
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959...
8
101
52
74
10
73
10
34
1954. . .
6
107
57
134
8
61
10
35
acres 1959. . .
14
661
361
491
89
609
54
36
1954...
15
707
916
913
94
481
122
37
tons 1959...
21
1,402
586
973
166
1,262
78
38
1954...
20
932
1,080
1,334
80
892
169
39
1
2
1
2
1
3
2
40
1954. . .
1
1
1
1
41
tons 1959...
"a
28
6
30
4
39
10
42
1954. . .
2
25
10
2
43
13
214
222
3O0
61
161
46
44
1954...
181
217
291
72
214
51
45
acres 1959. . .
161
8,308
7,975
10,181
892
4,440
810
46
1954...
4,980
5,595
7,753
1,198
5,430
598
47
tons 1959. . .
109
12,849
13,760
16,186
1,541
6,783
1,422
48
1954. . .
7,788
7,971
11,483
1,849
7,537
785
49
5
16
33
40
5
24
11
511
1954...
5
14
18
7
7
5
51
tons 1959...
*38
503
2,053
1,324
113
710
325
52
1954. . .
111
408
437
121
128
68
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
53
6
28
35
38
28
39
18
54
6
61
67
98
23
55
18
55
1
62
58
99
8
40
7
56
44
50
54
2
24
2
5?
100 or more acrea farms reporting 1959 —
19
12
11
3
1
58
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
203
356
104
108
177
54
59
1954...
169
295
84
142
215
75
60
acres 1959...
2,858
6,034
1,691
2,199
3,150
807
61
1954...
15
2,303
5,134
1,190
2,197
3,016
1,243
62
tons, green weight 1959 —
20,534
42,174
11,253
14,631
21,870
5,734
63
1954. . .
Field seed crops harvested:
15,386
30,447
7,444
13,158
19,640
8,056
64
2
16
3
21
2
10
65
acres 1959. . .
11
103
13
262
17
60
66
bushels 1959...
11
248
14
362
45
68
67
2
35
4
41
3
8
68
1954...
4
50
1
62
1
18
69
acres 1959...
6
483
25
585
19
77
70
1954...
85
382
2
659
30
173
71
bushels 1959...
6
702
21
1,328
26
116
72
1954...
156
466
3
714
24
148
73
5
154
4
22
5
13
74
1954. . .
160
5
22
4
75
acres 1959. . .
26
1,978
12
189
19
144
76
1954...
1,703
31
192
30
77
bushels 1959...
33
6,424
22
826
91
792
78
1954...
5,236
89
515
96
79
2
14
2
9
1
1
80
1954...
3
10
7
4
1
81
acres 1959. ..
7
145
5
145
40
4
82
1954. . .
17
61
29
39
10
83
pounds 1959. . .
99
11,460
450
11,225
6,000
803
84
1954...
812
5,870
1,438
3,090
600
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Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
60,686
442
33,138
93,136
52,335
49,015
76,280
22,225
46,344
112,848
5,284
1
60,292
1,313
38,540
102,387
58,154
47,749
76,002
23,825
51,034
107,941
6,989
2
473
3
746
1,064
1,009
1,172
621
525
434
821
46
3
593
16
1,007
1,232
1,272
1,277
522
669
453
892
48
4
17,112
95
15,890
33,864
35,876
34,792
19,342
13,528
9,718
24,424
1,702
5
20,169
562
17,270
32,266
39,001
26,222
13,949
12,640
8,310
24,142
1,335
6
32,464
233
32,410
90,232
80,227
82,717
48,776
30,002
25,149
51,218
3,585
7
42,289
1,677
30,915
82,276
83,139
57,815
24,539
25,494
16,312
53,092
2,624
8
35
1
184
114
266
388
27
93
32
56
8
9
63
1
215
83
260
307
11
120
27
60
5
10
1,405
5
4,865
4,348
11,007
14,003
2,665
3,109
829
2,307
682
11
2,310
22
4,491
2,584
8,693
8,540
458
2,604
743
2,018
232
12
67
1
261
161
140
269
106
122
118
183
15
13
140
243
342
280
379
212
201
169
250
10
14
139
2
176
353
343
310
169
133
109
230
6
15
102
54
176
202
165
114
58
33
129
8
16
25
12
32
44
49
20
11
5
29
7
17
694
8
782
1,311
528
595
755
381
1,186
1,461
47
18
847
18
1,115
1,717
760
977
1,025
577
1,530
1,910
63
19
33,144
295
13,725
45,159
13,014
11,316
31,955
7,151
29,093
58,265
1,844
20
35,288
376
18,410
56,051
15,884
18,712
42,682
9,449
33,643
63,079
2,469
21
48,446
310
20,414
88,608
25,896
21,267
51,665
12,668
57,082
91,340
2,652
22
56,937
807
23,663
105,536
27,889
32,834
63,069
14,765
60,431
115, 672
4,199
23
93
3
172
144
110
127
44
61
147
166
10
24
105
4
227
97
104
242
37
68
106
145
4
25
3,719
40
3,270
5,701
3,845
3,443
2,473
1,220
3,781
6,002
156
26
3,462
61
3,867
2,712
2,511
4,887
1,026
1,043
2,489
4,109
160
27
52
1
304
209
135
178
61
116
267
157
9
28
135
4
293
356
224
263
189
172
419
336
14
29
223
1
146
425
107
116
245
69
358
522
11
30
216
1
34
263
47
32
201
22
124
363
10
31
68
1
5
58
15
6
59
2
18
83
3
32
91
1
8
125
13
17
224
10
94
273
12
33
25
1
10
145
26
8
269
9
100
154
16
34
839
12
70
1,080
89
122
2,189
135
531
1,818
105
35
255
13
72
821
143
55
2,568
31
550
917
158
36
1,146
30
75
1,931
157
285
4,476
210
830
3,689
175
37
182
8
58
1,300
178
85
2,999
23
881
1,401
230
38
6
1
3
3
5
3
1
39
1
1
2
3
1
1
40
34
13
90
277
23
82
20
41
5
3
19
18
20
35
42
195
4
158
358
82
58
483
37
252
689
50
43
120
5
135
438
62
64
392
66
411
604
77
44
7,308
40
2,340
9,962
1,486
749
16,591
463
4,198
22,217
1,433
45
3,162
69
1,597
10, 507
712
757
11,366
717
6,510
14,283
2,524
46
10,556
64
3,565
16,867
2,409
1,352
34,248
759
7,146
28,527
1,648
47
4,909
139
2,063
14,990
1,064
1,164
15,136
938
8,778
20,207
3,347
48
23
23
30
9
7
50
5
31
94
11
49
12
3
20
23
12
9
21
4
32
35
6
50
539
507
757
372
150
3,427
114
628
2,699
157
51
422
38
250
729
322
141
438
67
525
993
372
52
36
2
77
73
37
32
75
16
91
133
13
53
59
1
55
130
28
20
155
16
102
211
15
54
39
1
21
102
10
5
123
5
48
197
13
55
47
4
39
6
109
11
111
6
56
14
1
14
1
1
21
37
3
57
116
83
198
110
111
279
62
195
440
8
58
110
1
90
212
165
140
249
72
150
486
16
59
2,283
1,113
3,071
1,870
2,036
6,203
948
2,804
6,124
200
60
1,418
293
1,191
2,742
2,414
2,003
5,437
988
2,021
5,520
503
61
12,417
6,962
18,784
12,590
12,406
36,702
6,634
19,534
38,750
1,510
62
8,072
948
6,345
16,825
14,161
12,492
27,759
6,927
13,426
37,795
2,550
63
1
27
8
4
10
4
2
5
1
64
8
335
40
47
134
40
32
47
10
65
13
686
77
74
208
54
40
51
20
66
2
17
6
10
157
1
5
1
67
3
9
4
a
238
1
6
4
3
68
20
172
31
. ■ 67
2,073
7
51
5
69
32
69
16
58
3,056
5
54
16
46
70
25
188
59
123
3,743
10
101
16
71
45
61
19
71
3,426
5
47
12
41
72
1
28
4
10
31
2
1
3
6
73
3
12
3
5
22
2
2
74
8
290
34
58
242
11
15
15
88
75
11
63
26
54
174
15
25
76
10
383
101
275
1,197
12
100
62
192
77
35
261
64
46
467
9
54
78
13
2
2
1
1
8
79
2
8
1
4
2
5
1
6
80
118
11
75
8
20
60
81
27
68
30
60
9
71
6
80
82
6,040
1,640
1,300
1,000
1,200
4,624
83
3,000
2,740
3,000
3,620
350
5,645
460
3,350
84
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
Rensselaer
Richmond
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1
2
Hay crops:
44,223
118
558
190,396
39,597
13,537
64,628
17,928
1954. . .
45,431
190
990
205,410
43,376
15,871
65,845
18,709
3
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959.-..
481
2
4
874
335
68
606
333
4
1954...
476
3
9
875
399
86
740
332
5 _
acres 1959. . .
15,157
105
166
29,761
9,271
1,716
21,595
8,392
6
1954...
11, 598
9
178
27,581
9,541
2,098
23,972
5,695
7
tons 1959...
29,069
204
357
64,646
16,468
3,072
36,796
16,595
S
1954...
23,153
25
295
55,861
19,043
3,973
49,313
10,219
9
54
1
1
65
43
15
84
56
10
1954. . .
32
32
38
16
92
37
11
tons 1959. . .
2,685
4
7
2,837
1,183
302
3,274
1,607
12
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
904
1,917
1,410
346
2,703
751
13
97
1
1
146
77
17
99
94
14
143
265
128
26
164
114
15
137
2
243
75
17
183
77
lb
86
1
177
41
5
130
39
17
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
18
1
43
14
3
30
9
18
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
608
1
4
2,564
654
205
633
330
19
1954...
904
2
14
3,500
885
274
876
530
20
acres 1959...
20,833
8
242
131,451
21,690
9,441
27,227
7,141
21
1954...
25,350
180
361
158,266
25,119
11,487
31,244
11,447
22
tons 1959. . .
29,872
5
414
235,565
29,457
10,734
30,875
10,335
23
1954...
38,324
258
428
277,448
38,562
14,239
45,036
16,875
24
25
86
69
1
2
2
259
140
118
104
50
55
86
92
55
82
1954...
26
tons 1959...
3,040
5
245
14,986
2,470
1,434
2,437
1,064
27
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
1,717
40
5,881
2,955
1,831
2,895
1,651
28
82
1
1
175
138
16
51
78
29
176
421
169
51
152
146
30
190
780
187
58
219
82
31
135
2
900
131
56
158
20
32
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
25
1
288
29
24
53
4
33
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
93
1
2
348
83
28
210
11
34
1954...
55
1
441
62
11
135
3
35
acres 1959. ..
636
5
35
3,358
660
281
1,747
84
36
1954. . .
351
1
3,335
295
62
933
60
37
tons 1959...
1,101
5
30
5,606
975
449
2,718
140
IS
1954...
458
1
4,301
310
59
1,246
82
39
40
4
1
4
4
1
6
1
1954...
1
1
1
41
tons 1959. . .
61
5
110
9
2
54
'24
42
1954...
3
30
43
229
4
597
260
64
357
88
44
1954...
269
9
498
343
57
318
63
45
acres 1959...
6,013
37
20,734
6,337
1,874
12,295
1,560
46
1954...
5,264
340
11,275
6,084
1,825
8,187
953
47
tons 1959...
7,873
52
29,174
7,112
2,515
12,468
2,314
48
1954. . .
6,458
214
14,945
5,833
1,923
10,994
1,171
49
32
2
91
45
17
48
10
50
1954. . .
18
14
26
5
23
9
51
tons 1959. . . '
1,331
17
3,398
882
298
1,392
417
52
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
392
355
334
255
546
144
53
52
2
96
68
12
72
32
54
84
2
179
88
26
106
38
55
57
183
72
12
84
11
56
33
110
29
12
76
6
57
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959. . .
3
29
3
2
19
1
58
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
77
2
322
92
17
136
36
59
1954. . .
163
2
298
132
20
128
37
60
acres 1959. . .
1,584
78
5,092
1,639
225
1,764
751
61
1954...
2,868
111
4,953
2,337
399
1,509
554
62
tons, green weight 1959...
8,438
382
34,601
8,622
1,339
10,543
4,345
63
1954. . .
Field seed crops harvested:
15,483
685
33,257
14,176
2,101
9,317
3,543
64
1
4
7
2
2
12
65
acres 1959...
5
20
47
22
8
53
66
bushels 1959...
4
19
78
41
9
51
67
1
2
5
1
2
55
68
1954...
11
1
2
3
98
69
acres 1959. . .
2
16
31
2
13
642
70
1954...
69
4
12
18
1,083
71
bushels 1959. ..
5
32
112
1
16
924
72
1954. . .
106
4
21
10
1,080
73
74
3
9
8
3
4
18
1954...
1
27
2
18
75
acres 1959...
28
38
43
16
17
133
76
1954. . .
4
130
38
222
77
bushels 1959...
70
59
247
22
47
359
78
1954...
6
481
64
792
79
3
3
2
5
28
80
1954. . .
2
2
3
7
54
25
PA
acres 1959. ..
18
7
15
65
459
82
1954...
26
10
43
77
825
506
83
pounds 1959...
580
450
700
7,536
22,399
84
1954...
1,420
875
3,200
4,640
66,013
30,572
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Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
17,753
102,652
1,615
34,582
43,680
32,998
27,585
4,016
91,384
32,053
4,327
65,503
20,314
1
22,106
102,598
1,587
39,145
45,232
34,090
34,077
7,041
90,085
32,933
6,454
64,038
23,975
2
319
931
38
120
374
462
222
25
800
888
22
898
455
3
339
864
77
89
366
506
238
28
939
1,009
47
702
495
4
8,170
25,214
452
2,065
9,688
14,550
5,814
683
27,322
17,368
471
29,081
10,815
5
7,842
15,562
701
1,446
7,943
12,060
5,584
420
24,323
14,529
1,394
16,139
8,880
6
17,904
50,247
1,366
3,996
19,949
33,655
12,418
1,251
50,061
42,586
1,141
72,001
23,704
7
15,149
27,781
1,343
2,731
16,061
26,353
9,784
638
46,551
32,009
2,504
39,454
18,526
8
82
113
4
4
37
101
22
4
68
178
2
141
103
9
87
62
10
5
29
80
18
59
148
6
97
89
10
3,346
5,632
302
73
1,268
4,830
718
69
2,433
5,263
45
7,325
3,052
11
1,704
1,371
84
131
597
2,218
795
1,983
2,601
140
3,617
2,453
12
65
215
22
58
90
108
62
10
130
329
7
135
135
13
129
344
12
37
134
128
77
6
243
301
8
301
157
14
82
222
3
19
98
140
49
3
252
194
5
270
113
15
36
119
1
3
45
68
25
5
140
55
2
161
40
16
7
31
3
7
18
9
1
35
9
31
10
17
359
1,755
82
503
695
519
480
65
1,027
841
55
890
383
18
545
2,356
105
847
1,078
775
642
247
1,386
1,172
105
1,435
634
19
8,261
65,493
766
18,022
23, 989
13,244
14,603
1,382
45,054
12,552
2,002
27,996
7,977
20
12,902
78,918
509
27,191
30,554
17,943
19,197
3,686
54,469
16,537
2,684
42,228
13,520
21
13,527
97,726
1,638
28,095
37,950
24,816
21,780
1,702
63,483
24,896
3,753
53,572
12,527
22
19,893
104,031
899
43,104
49,252
31,127
28,669
4,125
80,965
29,208
5,311
81,994
22,225
23
105
244
14
71
85
101
95
10
146
139
8
103
78
24
169
215
3
60
108
141
68
10
126
173
10
154
115
25
3,318
8,382
132
2,468
2,255
3,595
2,363
199
5,180
2,977
510
3,081
1,493
26
4,853
5,599
11
1,596
2,776
3,352
2,175
262
4,366
2,680
417
5,834
2,681
27
81
233
58
89
108
122
105
18
97
360
12
129
106
28
158
485
20
123
203
184
141
25
243
328
19
299
173
29
92
546
1
160
207
159
129
15
335
133
15
303
70
30
23
391
3
102
145
46
89
7
260
18
7
129
28
31
5
100
29
32
8
16
92
2
2
30
6
32
8
31
12
97
43
22
74
16
311
13
5
40
2
33
3
36
21
125
29
10
76
33
162
12
18
16
6
34
81
215
111
618
380
185
507
66
2,493
137
432
312
19
35
16
332
91
691
217
62
491
136
1,038
71
488
91
39
36
107
356
216
1,305
646
372
933
93
4,179
190
507
630
30
37
25
409
111
961
340
96
621
157
1,352
124
767
155
47
33
1
3
2
2
5
2
1
39
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
40
12
16
14
38
96
15
30
41
40
7
9
5
11
40
15
42
39
268
19
361
178
100
250
112
427
58
27
159
41
43
29
248
38
298
203
65
388
173
281
67
50
107
59
44
554
7,420
134
12,414
4,409
2,085
4,626
1,737
13,767
637
1,093
3,024
765
45
425
4,133
224
8,229
3,353
970
7,363
2,651
7,159
847
1,463
1,561
773
46
889
10,600
154
15,970
7,481
3,644
5,527
1,182
17,015
1,169
1,210
5,664
1,319
47
551
4,658
405
9,956
4,901
1,705
8,903
1,792
9,434
1,674
2,197
2,764
1,073
48
6
34
3
55
13
12
51
13
47
3
2
21
5
4?
6
15
3
16
14
8
21
5
25
6
5
8
5
50
220
1,255
19
1,290
264
461
610
170
1,034
51
13
501
62
51
113
205
26
469
279
126
395
44
513
55
138
160
65
52
20
81
14
64
48
35
91
36
74
32
8
45
18
53
13
87
4
100
60
36
94
52
158
19
7
76
12
54
5
62
1
114
50
19
41
20
107
6
6
26
8
55
31
62
15
9
21
3
63
1
1
10
2
56
1
7
21
5
1
3
1
25
5
2
1
57
42
282
9
129
240
122
88
4
159
80
11
302
45
58
55
240
7
144
204
150
90
8
229
81
15
313
44
59
687
4,310
152
1,463
5,214
2,934
2,035
148
2,748
1,359
329
5,090
738
60
921
3,653
62
1,588
3,165
3,055
1,442
148
3,096
949
425
4,019
763
61
4,578
24,719
870
9,592
30,943
18,988
12,565
810
15,132
8,723
1,497
33,638
5,163
62
6,363
20,787
463
8,952
18,916
21,290
9,082
736
18,424
5,597
1,855
29,947
4,680
63
11
43
3
5
4
2
6
11
64
182
209
50
38
24
19
20
138
65
203
181
150
44
22
37
49
107
66
161
136
6
46
1
2
52
9
78
67
215
119
1
2
95
1
3
50
13
111
68
2,733
1,427
17
567
3
19
514
82
970
69
3,583
915
3
18
1,149
10
14
460
111
1,522
70
4,477
2,446
62
1,010
6
18
925
205
1,180
T.
4,338
786
6
13
1,491
5
12
451
110
1,374
72
55
115
1
14
27
2
4
22
10
27
73
21
86
4
21
1
3
8
11
15
74
808
838
4
341
363
6
29
194
70
404
75
172
495
21
246
1
16
65
44
94
76
2,790
2,985
4
722
1,234
14
138
715
152
1,152
77
538
1,743
117
1,035
3
24
296
144
223
78
17
63
1
5
9
16
2
17
3
79
7
12
2
12
17
1
6
3
80
336
374
10
52
67
304
5
174
27
81
62
76
12
72
104
4
84
15
82
26,050
24,433
200
920
4,080
23,901
330
11,585
1,300
83
3,692
3,770
990
5,106
7,078
200
5,310
710
84
Stub items continued
204
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany
Allegany
Broome Cattaraugua Cayuga Chautauqua
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home
use or for sale
farms reporting 1959. . .
8,840
195* . . .
23,558
acres 19591-. .
82,208
19541..
87,726
hundredweight 1959 .. .
16,033,750
1954...
16,816,730
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..
Sweet corn farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acrea 1959..
1954 . .
Cucumbers and pickles farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acrea 1959..
1954..
Snap beans (bush and
pole types ) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cabbage farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Green peas farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
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..
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959.,
1954.,
acres 1959. ,
1954.,
Spinach 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..
48,610
69,345
8,010
10,893
174,573
184,919
35,891,360
35,199,618
3,346
3,891
14,869
18,153
4,148
4,855
38,984
39,438
1,635
1,924
3,909
4,563
1,692
2,023
50,325
44,977
2,076
3,271
10,467
14,404
1,007
855
1,020
942
1,012
654
1,111
1,094
1,219
1,854
10,758
14,093
353
650
1,204
4,609
1,701
1,574
2,521
2,778
1,272
1,383
12,588
10,344
423
612
490
779
894
1,455
2,137
3,489
786
1,053
3,733
4,177
882
1,219
4,731
4,372
393
611
2,315
2,563
779
855
5,369
5,841
254
315
1,859
2,092
345
514
2,639
2,128
133
233
33
46
3,839
4,062
624
817
153
168
1,975
2,662
395,224
626,268
133
133
270
338
112
107
543
528
67
65
54
92
59
81
77
184
77
108
197
287
87
101
131
172
97
32
31
16
24
10
25
3
10
81
96
133
168
13
5
2
3
35
71
56
156
33
59
21
59
41
63
51
80
41
53
30
48
16
41
18
58
30
46
90
102
4
13
7
24
11
19
22
32
177
485
638
1,263
104,959
206,917
986
1,474
45
73
726
955
91,466
87,546
14
10
43
36
178
96
9
8
16
17
521
594
6
8
1
7
2
(Z)
9
41
6
248
1
(Z)
10
10
5
4
4
2
(Z)
1
(z)
3
2
1
(Z)
7
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
1
1
(z)
(z)
(z)
(Z)
1
1
6
35
90
12,500
26,120
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
2
1
(Z)
143
406
222
342
41,548
52,128
911
1,499
61
75
209
301
28,320
44,440
38
37
15
14
61
66
116
156
19
25
2
1
4
4
1
2
17
14
7
2
4
2
1
(Z)
23
22
17
15
6
15
4
4
2
(Z)
1
2
2
(Z)
182
553
119
295
14,982
41,577
1,263
2,085
50
103
418
1,000
108,977
142,714
18
26
12
130
49
55
110
251
14
8
2
28
13
15
136
266
10
16
8
10
2
(Z)
(Z)
17
39
40
200
1
1
(Z)
1
17
11
11
9
6
6
1
3
3
1
1
(Z)
10
1
2
(Z)
3
2
12
11
1
1
65
56
(Z)
183
522
1,085
1,133
206,342
235,800
1,324
1,558
207
270
6,760
5,817
938,069
768,126
59
42
46
438
94
98
687
462
17
20
100
113
4,758
3,457
33
45
98
102
18
14
10
7
5
15
42
63
577
676
21
29
261
218
28
21
81
74
14
20
30
39
14
20
7
10
18
30
10
68
8
15
2
20
15
18
2
6
6
2
31
5
6
7
21
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Does not include acreage for farms with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
NEW YORK
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
205
Part 4 of 5
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
WnnVHn
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
97
127
164
165
138
250
107
261-
115
159
102
139
121
1
388
510
455
393
203
783
205
812
347
485
247
404
324
2
73
195
332
225
426
69
121
886
138
1,092
53
2,085
60
3
101
311
572
242
537
130
135
1,940
282
1,348
89
2,238
78
4
9,712
32,038
54,548
53,909
82,490
5,471
13,769
158,843
17,281
227,296
2,697
394,983
9,901
5
9,477
48,782
69,066
38,832
107,053
10,563
13,810
285,398
47,818
251,535
6,296
449,861
10,034
6
524
1,131
885
758
732
1,633
644
1,700
384
695
410
783
466
7
812
1,594
1,245
928
796
2,191
887
2,748
633
1,168
545
1,169
862
8
32
71
37
104
64
59
71
409
23
34
24
320
38
9
35
97
46
128
74
74
94
665
31
49
27
380
32
10
368
1,127
177
1,934
680
532
1,231
16,877
122
298
61
12,636
255
11
297
1,823
233
2,022
540
721
2,693
16,394
111
397
68
8,957
290
12
100,264
186,873
39,374
346,931
183,750
268,357
168,175
3,148,188
20,653
103,727
8,021
2,011,447
43,222
13
67,011
208,648
37,282
282,483
96,511
466,290
547,208
3,296,644
30,120
230,976
9,665
1,995,476
35,111
14
22
18
28
65
13
19
56
245
17
18
15
38
25
15
19
19
26
68
4
11
52
416
13
17
11
49
17
16
45
5
22
58
4
6
79
1,280
9
7
3
420
39
17
37
9
28
122
1
2
118
2,118
3
16
3
507
29
18
31
48
32
72
46
51
56
244
21
31
24
193
33
19
28
44
36
87
21
38
68
371
24
38
25
176
28
20
147
68
108
1,288
97
51
917
1,272
53
44
42
3,943
112
21
132
98
108
1,571
30
44
684
1,490
50
76
46
2,446
147
22
11
22
16
23
8
11
23
117
9
11
14
21
13
23
12
21
12
24
5
9
26
189
6
10
10
29
9
24
7
21
4
51
2
4
15
195
1
1
3
243
7
25
6
21
3
30
1
4
30
353
1
4
3
218
4
26
11
35
15
23
8
7
25
154
8
4
10
31
16
27
11
47
11
25
7
6
27
271
5
9
3
24
9
2*
37
934
4
414
166
19
36
10,990
5
(z)
2
1,880
19
29
10
1,495
3
35
79
22
1,563
8,872
2
1
(Z)
339
22
30
9
18
17
18
33
9
16
115
10
8
6
29
10
31
18
35
22
28
58
11
22
210
10
18
13
79
9
32
21
70
11
11
380
2
22
422
6
3
4
247
16
33
46
105
21
62
414
11
65
486
3
8
9
626
22
34
7
6
6
14
2
3
17
69
3
1
2
5
11
35
10
2
4
6
1
16
66
2
2
6
7
36
8
1
2
4
1
5
7
116
1
(z)
(Z)
1
9
37
4
(Z)
2
2
(Z)
15
117
(z)
(Z)
2
8
38
9
8
2
21
1
22
61
4
3
8
10
39
5
2
1
15
1
1
13
47
4
1
3
10
3
40
11
1
(Z)
28
(Z)
20
77
1
1
3
11
41
5
(z)
(z)
38
(zj
(Z)
11
85
1
1
1
8
5
42
11
16
8
17
11
9
9
76
9
4
8
112
7
43
10
21
5
17
2
8
10
93
6
10
6
131
7
44
18
11
2
4
7
1
6
741
2
1
1
2,263
2
45
10
32
1
9
1
5
19
528
2
1
1
1,686
3
46
5
3
2
7
1
16
20
2
1
1
2
47
2
3
1
9
14
28
2
17
4
48
1
1
(Z)
1
(Z)
4
19
(z)
1
(Z)
2
49
(z)
27
(Z)
3
16
32
(z)
239
2
50
15
22
16
28
5
11
32
130
13
8
9
16
16
M
12
16
10
21
10
4
17
152
9
7
5
14
10
58
16
8
8
21
4
9
29
179
7
2
2
12
10
53
16
13
5
80
6
4
2e
232
12
3
1
9
6
54
7
7
5
7
1
3
4
41
4
4
69
4
55
6
5
4
12
1
3
5
54
3
6
3
86
5
56
14
1
1
1
(Z)
(z)
1
21
1
(Z)
2,395
1
57
4
1
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
5
31
1
2
(Z)
1,959
2
58
4
2
1
11
3
4
20
4
8
3
59
5
5
1
13
2
9
33
4
2
1
9
6
60
2
(Z)
(Z)
9
1
9
22
1
6
1
61
4
2
1
14
1
18
43
1
(Z)
(zj
6
3
62
6
8
12
6
"8
10
46
7
7
7
19
1
63
8
9
11
9
2
4
13
75
6
13
7
50
6
64
13
1
2
1
1
11
70
2
1
1
183
3
65
4
1
2
1
(zj
1
23
90
1
73
2
230
6
66
3
7
7
3
4
7
55
6
2
5
18
3
67
4
6
4
4
2
2
11
72
4
3
2
19
6
68
5
1
2
1
(Z)
3
135
12
6
1
98
2
69
6
1
1
(Z)
(zj
1
8
158
10
6
(Z)
123
1
70
6
7
9
6
2
8
16
54
10
7
7
11
8
71
6
13
10
11
2
3
14
92
8
10
5
16
9
72
3
1
2
1
(z)
1
9
142
3
1
1
583
5
73
3
3
2
2
(z)
(Z)
18
140
2
2
1
334
5
74
2
3
4
1
4
3
41
5
3
19
1
75
3
5
2
5
1
9
3
63
3
3
11
4
76
1
(Z)
1
(z)
25
2
115
9
228
236
(z)
77
3
3
(Z)
2
(Z)
26
3
273
12
197
99
1
7B
3
2
4
3
2
16
6
94
5
2
3
79
3
1
2
4
2
31
7
133
2
3
4
3
80
2
(Z)
1
2
18
403
3
619
2
1
(zj
6
81
2
2
1
(z)
1
1
1
(z)
(z)
2
4
583
6
1
(zj
598
6
9
11
32
(Z)
5
20
4
82
S3
84
s:
86
2
5
1
3
2
28
3
1
1
3
87
4
6
4
2
2
7
57
4
2
1
3
Be
(Z)
1
(Z)
(Z)
1
27
1
1
85
4
89
1
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
5
188
1
1
(zj
43
9
90
Stub Items continued
206
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(Foe definitions and explanations, s
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoeB for home
use or for sale.
farms reporting 1959. . .
1954.. v
acres 19591..
1954 * . .
hundredweight 1959...
19547 .\
Vegetables for home use ana ror 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...
Sweet corn 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 . . .
Cabbage farms reporting 1959...
1954 . . .
acres 1959...
1954...
Sweet peppers farms reportillg 1959 . . .
1954'. . .
acres 1959'. . .
1954. . .
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
acres 1959 .. .
1954...
Green peas farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
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...
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
acres 1959.. .
1954...
Spinach 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 . . .
24
24
9
10
457
644
2
250
465
4
1
4
2
1
(zj
2
(zj
85
276
42
131
3,473
18,419
748
1,012
53
79
2,021
2,361
339,015
446,350
36
31
61
78
44
50
223
247
16
13
17
15
11
12
1,410
1,564
19
24
17
38
2
3
2
1
16
31
248
372
(Z)
15
14
17
19
6
4
1
1
(Z)
1
1
4
1
1
(Z)
1
1
2
1
(Z)
1
8
11
13
17
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
3
3
156
543
241
324
47,638
50,723
1,296
1,825
57
70
127
209
22,407
32,509
26
36
9
19
54
52
75
94
18
20
2
6
9
12
3
6
8
23
5
23
4
10
1
1
10
5
6
3
12
18
4
6
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
20
22
6
16
8
2
2
(Z)
2
8
1
3
10
17
2
5
1
1
9
18
2
5
1
2
(Z)
1
3
5
(Z)
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
Kings
(Z)
21
50
17,430
1
8
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
(zj
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
1
(zj
2
1
3
(Z)
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
246
650
53
220
4,346
21,551
830
1,110
27
29
34
36
4,342
5,362
8
7
1
2
22
23
20
13
5
3
1
(Z)
3
(Z)
(Z)
4
9
1
11
Livingston
(Z)
3
5
4
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
6
6
3
3
5
2
1
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
1
1
(Z)
(z)
2
2
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
1
(zj
94
274
2,036
2,274
409,540
499,127
659
833
168
199
6,226
6,378
546,376
602,641
17
21
8
51
147
147
4,363
4,070
6
7
2
5
19
20
657
290
11
22
42
132
4
3
1
(Z)
31
70
678
1,008
6
40
45
478
9
6
3
6
7
6
141
33
3
9
6
11
3
5
4
3
10
10
14
16
192
181
6
5
53
50
1
1
(Z)
(z)
2
4
12
35
1
2
(Z)
159
388
1,406
1,464
324,031
178,662
951
1,267
154
299
5,555
7,237
1,108,225
1,192,994
21
20
7
7
55
84
308
579
12
11
4
10
46
57
3,885
4,346
16
18
100
45
7
4
2
2
6
2
3
2
18
52
355
248
3
1
15
(Z)
14
12
5
35
77
160
708
1,417
1
5
1
5
22
75
81
383
15
36
70
122
6
14
29
44
60
59
49
221
149
14
15
99
114
41
62
546
811
Z Reported in smsll fractions.
1Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
NEW YORK
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
207
Part 4 of 5
Montgomery Nassau New York Niagara Oneida Onondaga Ontario Orange
106
357
11
95
1,394
7,075
649
926
28
29
383
921
50,145
197,745
266
511
1
9
(Z)
9
(Z)
5
16
1
195
L2
11
59
124
3
3
1
2
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
2
3
(Z)
5
2
3
(Z)
(Z)
15
33
1,147
2,143
175, 711
373,244
68
103
36
70
2,071
2,613
521,450
583,733
30
43
81
77
20
34
868
868
18
16
40
21
17
34
113
407
19
36
235
345
13
19
23
19
3
24
11
3
4
11
46
3
9
3
26
18
23
85
53
2
12
5
20
3
5
3
11
13
29
38
63
16
33
82
127
16
34
37
58
9
23
46
97
3
3
10
207
222
506
695
246
1,301
330
1,366
26,737
248,337
32,512
254,040
1,687
2,266
599
775
4,306
5,474
781,156
702,353
462
513
1,753
1,778
335
359
624
642
154
176
92
183
82
33
33
250
187
371
600
1,252
172
131
125
119
221
168
253
254
32
39
117
179
33
39
207
183
208
238
43
16
10
3
57
53
35
44
26
28
4
11
21
16
8
12
37
37
14
10
3
2
28
21
34
34
8
7
34
42
34
56
264
290
1,347
2,038
172
271
10,974
10,413
1,273,225
1,359,279
59
48
160
70
117
139
656
1,086
41
27
26
42
72
99
8,940
7,345
26
43
115
214
11
6
5
3
7
7
36
81
376
696
5
3
36
23
23
20
30
34
186
231
13
10
19
12
24
24
17
40
30
28
132
140
18
17
12
20
5
14
3
128
9
13
3
23
12
2
255
1
168
525
583
1,057
104,976
144,737
857
1,584
185
350
2,840
3,874
543,017
446,182
96
126
309
269
125
205
775
972
39
46
45
34
32
64
445
928
91
151
425
515
47
40
87
45
42
40
100
119
11
53
5
260
5
24
3
16
220
240
17
35
74
67
13
44
26
65
23
46
31
41
18
35
31
34
20
50
16
20
3
30
2
17
27
31
111
96
3
3
3
8
10
30
16
20
133
395
351
620
59,992
116,753
1,040
1,237
361
543
7,694
8,866
1,178,599
1,348,502
41
40
80
144
159
223
2,050
3,004
17
29
30
23
43
32
506
316
116
187
1,226
1,591
11
6
5
2
18
8
12
11
46
92
378
794
5
15
2
79
44
25
94
34
10
10
37
79
22
24
76
81
26
40
324
267
3
7
5
11
107
151
2,790
2,367
9
19
3
2
1
(Z)
168
322
306
306
49,308
38,788
1,196
1,248
599
496
9,723
7,142
4,399,094
2,696,552
94
63
132
194
101
101
444
497
51
30
43
55
46
27
39
26
38
46
60
128
44
21
23
19
31
5
19
1
19
7
7
8
17
13
3
4
52
21
100
63
483
393
6,280
3,840
11
6
19
4
75
122
192
340
190
203
1,367
1,046
33
22
15
31
6
18
8
30
6
6
2
9
30
56
846
764
9
10
3
'Oswego
99
187
831
806
127,042
136,790
662
852
445
618
13,727
12,214
3,123,941
2,281,166
267
323
4,152
4,555
103
72
1,553
682
174
224
1,844
1,272
38
32
1,008
623
198
314
1,706
2,234
31
4
41
3
20
9
9
14
45
73
752
841
2
8
(Z)
67
40
36
116
126
35
53
702
891
7
9
8
9
15
27
65
157
8
11
53
52
9
10
31
65
19
18
172
145
34
3
326
21
1
2
(Z)
2
57
45
1,174
436
184
596
664
784
111,078
128,625
1,217
1,905
197
255
3,275
4,815
992,288
946,175
64
60
28
31
80
115
112
255
29
43
18
34
23
27
991
1,969
22
45
43
85
19
14
9
5
20
12
12
13
15
9
3
2
27
31
29
21
86
114
974
858
3
8
1
1
27
59
35
172
75
108
980
1,200
10
15
1
3
7
16
27
130
4
3
3
3
6
4
3
5
2
Otsego
331
777
480
493
105,645
68,643
1,532
1,986
54
104
1,008
1,362
326,914
442,308
23
18
7
6
49
46
64
104
18
16
11
8
22
17
489
575
12
18
14
25
3
1
7
4
23
59
149
432
2
3
1
3
17
13
10
8
6
6
1
1
4
5
1
2
5
8
1
2
5
7
1
1
5
9
1
(Z)
1
9
7
247
182
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
14
15
3
2
780
262
100
1A7
13
14
148
1,005
25,210
84,405
11
7
10
14
12
14
81
922
5
3
3
3
4
1
6
(Z)
2
3
10
16
3
2
2
1
1
1
(Z)
3
(Z)
1
3
(Z)
1
6
4
21
21
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
(z)
3
3
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
3
(Z)
1
14
35
2
9
50
126
29,000
50,575
2
7
7
9
2
1
3
(Z)
(Z)
Stub items continued
208
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 4 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
St. Lawrence Saratoga Schenectady Schoharie Schuyler
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home
use or for sale
....farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 19591..
1954 * .
hundredweight 1959..
1954..
Vegetables lor 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..
Sweet corn 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..
Cabbage farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Green peas farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954..
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959. .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954..
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..
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Spinach 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..
206
474
126
314
16,197
37,958
735
1,158
72
88
756
1,404
134,904
177,861
48
37
32
33
58
68
609
1,155
29
24
13
24
26
22
21
26
13
24
11
69
10
9
6
6
10
6
6
7
1
1
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
6
11
2
(Z)
(Z)
1
5
1
11
(Z)
2
1
25
33
22
23
328
478
221,825
236,400
13
16
17
24
4
2
13
2
2
1
5
1
3
3
3
2
12
18
17
27
7
4
5
7
1
1
(Z)
10
9
9
14
2
2
(Z)
2
9
14
12
25
12
20
25
48
17
21
30
35
10
18
17
37
7
13
14
34
15
19
16
76
16
21
699
1,540
90,536
387,381
13
19
182
706
12
15
306
349
7
9
6
42
40
9
9
69
294
401
1,206
133
284
11,494
24,914
2,028
2,951
48
62
128
129
25,071
18,395
32
22
11
6
42
58
84
91
23
15
5
2
12
6
2
1
13
19
5
2
(Z)
(Z)
17
11
6
3
1
1
(Z)
12
17
3
3
6
4
1
;z)
ii
13
1
(Z)
226
752
179
288
15,317
30,457
725
1,359
89
133
537
1,182
113,525
162,178
63
84
45
74
79
113
225
677
32
37
10
17
24
33
84
151
19
56
17
85
21
34
10
14
40
32
51
49
22
19
4
11
1
3
34
44
42
56
8
16
2
2
13
19
7
12
16
22
2
3
7
15
2
3
13
20
2
3
3
10
1
2
5
5
5
3
38
140
25
30
2,091
2,431
215
311
38
60
516
524
79,293
79,593
27
51
49
58
34
55
263
214
12
13
7
17
16
6
15
5
5
2
3
1
1
6
9
2
3
1
2
1
(Z)
7
6
29
18
177
450
71
116
10,279
9,709
783
■ 119
26
40
526
600
108,733
202,141
10
12
3
2
21
18
55
38
6
6
19
12
4
10
6
20
2
2
(Z)
(z)
6
3
3
7
12
22
162
326
3
1
(Z)
(Z)
30
5
1
4
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
2
3
(Z)
1
(Z)
2
6
15
1
2
1
18
(Z)
6
5
213
182
2
2
(Z)
(Z)
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
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209
Part 4 of 5
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
39
377
606
74
113
104
95
113
122
313
3
106
50
1
169
713
708
301
290
389
290
320
432
551
28
358
207
2
58
11,910
42,699
27
304
174
103
30
348
3,601
2
2,327
332
3
54
10,538
43,177
71
344
238
153
105
433
2,064
28
2,495
174
4
7,653
2,363,092
8,405,385
3,356
78,509
28,030
18,919
1,901
64,700
834,299
242
473,942
73,900
5
4,238
1,869,640
9,116,566
5,777
57,883
43,286
13,925
5,951
70,745
355,100
1,378
580,046
31,091
6
431
1,636
443
656
732
685
874
177
810
1,595
188
906
389
7
667
1,866
653
1,032
1,125
1,073
1,214
459
1,X6
1,814
335
1,405
688
8
53
133
556
27
29
47
92
18
39
560
21
133
162
9
115
228
684
22
25
86
166
44
52
698
38
184
181
10
798
2,554
9,476
110
45
616
4,593
36
233
11,701
498
3,407
3,914
11
1,221
3,711
13,076
157
144
958
4,345
89
216
9,113
643
4,362
2,632
12
56,671
459,742
3,569,946
38,781
5,920
70,169
908,320
6,376
69,250
2,544,901
100,580
287,755
564,562
13
84,300
786,011
3,935,115
28,652
19,346
80,310
711, 160
9,166
40,007
1,851,567
130,288
339,644
282,394
14
9
25
122
16
11
16
76
10
23
156
19
14
15
15
19
28
116
5
10
15
133
19
19
178
34
16
25
16
6
106
229
17
2
7
110
3
20
763
45
13
129
17
6
119
220
16
7
16
427
6
16
962
62
30
145
18
34
85
116
24
26
33
65
15
37
118
18
93
101
19
71
102
153
19
21
36
98
41
51
131
31
128
81
20
410
826
840
42
27
190
4,051
24
129
463
350
2,000
1,935
21
694
621
891
62
122
117
3,400
70
121
533
413
2,924
1,107
22
5
19
173
11
6
7
27
5
12
48
12
10
7
23
10
22
223
8
6
8
41
9
11
54
10
9
4
24
2
62
642
3
1
3
15
1
4
58
5
4
51
25
5
50
1,044
13
1
6
26
1
3
99
5
3
(Z)
26
3
33
137
9
6
24
40
6
11
92
10
11
11
27
9
64
156
4
4
38
45
9
9
125
11
6
18
28
1
610
393
5
2
301
183
1
7
5,179
10
352
228
29
32
923
607
8
1
631
157
1
7
2,211
21
2
223
30
4
11
245
7
2
6
28
5
8
216
11
9
46
31
20
26
238
8
7
12
40
10
11
250
19
14
58
32
9
17
1,569
4
3
13
56
1
6
1,067
6
8
568
33
41
63
1,541
9
5
36
125
1
7
1,143
23
9
415
34
5
2
70
6
4
3
31
2
7
26
11
3
35
5
3
64
2
2
4
25
5
10
12
5
1
36
1
(Z)
179
2
1
1
14
(Z)
2
13
5
(Z)
37
1
11
141
1
(z)
(Z)
16
1
29
7
1
(zj
38
4
4
51
6
4
7
17
2
11
22
6
2
1
39
2
3
33
1
2
4
9
5
5
7
2
4
40
4
1
48
2
1
2
8
(z)
32
10
3
1
(z)
41
5
1
48
1
1
4
8
1
26
11
1
3
42
18
32
57
7
8
11
17
3
7
66
"i
56
25
43
38
113
98
2
6
11
18
6
8
47
7
92
40
44
308
497
139
3
2
57
6
(Z)
2
905
(z)
880
191
45
305
1,297
278
2
1
41
9
2
7
478
2
1,100
354
46
1
1
65
3
2
3
12
2
21
3
3
1
47
10
3
130
3
1
9
19
3
2
40
7
15
2
48
14
(Z)
290
1
(z)
14
4
3
450
2
29
(z)
49
75
1
2,084
1
(z)
33
8
(Z)
(Z)
363
3
239
(Z)
50
8
18
78
6
9
12
25
8
15
69
10
U
31
51
13
17
68
3
6
14
32
11
11
49
15
10
16
52
8
10
104
2
4
7
20
2
8
123
21
5
135
'.■3
22
7
126
2
2
16
24
1
3
170
17
5
34
54
1
15
39
9
3
4
14
3
2
87
2
7
10
55
4
17
50
3
1
5
15
1
6
110
5
7
4
56
(Z)
159
81
2
(Z)
1
6
(Z)
4
382
1
3
328
57
1
297
68
3
(z)
1
10
(z)
4
397
1
3
14
58
8
33
1
4
3
14
3
4
7
4
4
2
59
12
1
61
1
3
5
23
3
3
11
9
2
6
60
20
39
1
1
8
15
1
1
10
1
(Z)
1
61
26
1
99
(z)
(z)
8
16
1
4
10
9
(Z)
8
62
3
8
55
10
1
5
8
4
7
119
10
9
3
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3
18
75
4
3
5
18
9
9
212
14
6
4
64
(z)
9
165
3
(Z)
1
2
(Z)
5
405
4
3
12
65
(z)
94
186
3
(Z)
1
7
2
6
555
13
2
6
66
2
14
34
8
1
4
18
1
4
23
7
5
3
67
2
15
95
3
2
5
23
5
2
54
10
3
1
68
(Z)
246
148
4
(z)
2
15
(z)
2
27
7
1
38
69
(z)
163
407
3
(z)
1
26
1
1
80
9
1
(z)
70
3
6
58
10
4
16
4
6
84
9
10
17
71
5
10
88
4
6
27
11
6
160
12
7
18
73
9
1
120
3
(z)
1
4
(Z)
5
319
5
92
160
71
1
13
159
2
(z)
2
13
1
3
460
12
37
224
74
1
46
1
2
2
8
1
2
99
4
1
1
75
5
54
2
5
7
3
1
143
6
2
1
76
<Z)
443
(Z)
(z)
1
17
(Z)
(z)
754
1
(Z)
10
77
21
352
1
2
5
(Z)
1
751
5
1
(Z)
78
1
2
331
3
2
6
1
1
9
3
3
79
1
1
391
4
1
4
1
3
1
1
80
(z)
(z)
2,790
12
(Z)
19
(zj
(z)
14
tz)
9
S3
1
tz)
3,498
25
(Z)
5
(z)
2
1
(zj
82
3
20
1
1
2
98
2
83
3
15
1
2
1
118
1
34
5
31
1
1
2
579
(z)
85
16
48
(z)
4
1
740
1
86
1
36
5
4
9
1
6
6
2
2
8-/
4
1
56
3
5
14
2
12
11
1
88
(Z)
51
2
2
5
(zj
101
5
(Z)
9
89
(Z)
1
127
3
2
7
tz)
69
16
(Z)
90
Stub items continued
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Part 5 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
Strawberries farms reporting
acres
quarts
Raspberries farms reporting
acres
quarts
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting
acres
quarts
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:1
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees farms reporting
acres
Apples farms reporting
Trees of all ages
Trees not of bearing age
Trees of bearing age
Quantity harvested bushels
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
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 bushels 1959 .
1954.
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 bushels 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 bushels 1959 .
1954.
Sour cherries farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954.
Treea 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.
Trwes of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
Quinces 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 bushels 1959 .
1954.
2,412
3,006
3,045
3,647
7,109,744
7,891,559
1,393
1,805
2,103
3,313
1,556,643
2,689,539
90
135
71,465
9,856
14,477
155,384
174,446
6,930
10,750
3,260,439
3,494,701
706,005
560,429
2,554,434
2,934,272
18,616,772
18,371,352
2,963
4,965
567,894
939,759
111,196
144,580
456,698
795,179
693,011
1,039,502
3,609
5,333
442,537
411,859
123,408
71,086
319,129
340,773
584,395
295,244
4,157
5,953
19,840,688
19,524,618
1,206,031
1,360,553
18,634,657
18,164,065
161,934,600
157,545,413
2,505
4,064
246,661
304,142
48,751
47,361
197,910
256,781
181,123
168,149
3,068
4,685
970,601
1,005,202
143,692
180,299
826,909
824,903
38,010,703
44,021,645
2,512
3,608
169,931
179,776
44,967
33,854
124,964
145,922
10,624,493
9,039,402
426
254
15,880
25,187
2,075
3,601
13,805
21,586
19,626
30, 347
Albany
21
27
16
12
6,105
15,193
18
19
6
8
4,955
2,858
84
109
978
1,066
81
95
31,182
29,816
3,200
5,700
27,982
24,116
109,080
88,091
24
36
1,141
991
150
279
991
712
585
238
34
42
4,296
3,417
660
963
3,636
2,454
5,673
2,500
13
26
892
4,022
7
818
885
3,204
410
25,666
16
26
239
374
88
201
151
173
36
133
7
14
28
38
11
28
27
55
167
9
21
95
87
73
66
22
21
305
3
Allegany
10
22
5
9
9,484
13,458
10
10
3
1
706
421
53
90
163
214
50
92
4,877
6,024
516
593
4,361
5,431
2,692
4,807
3
13
5
39
2
23
3
16
3
19
33
93
356
63
250
30
106
25
50
9
21
76
484
33
231
43
253
175
97
13
25
138
139
107
33
31
106
3
8
7
18
22
47
7
29
15
18
50
19
184
16
89
3
95
1
1
750
1
1
300
540
540
300
18
42
13
16
34,152
21,037
10
23
2
9
1,914
5,428
2
1
315
92
168
501
651
91
165
11,628
15,969
1,170
2,202
10,458
13,767
34,598
35,669
32
54
356
804
74
443
282
361
65
129
49
78
554
924
109
414
445
510
293
126
24
54
144
1,202
44
277
100
925
310
5,016
44
64
891
531
164
192
727
339
470
71
26
39
244
235
41
108
203
127
2,486
794
16
22
40
71
28
28
12
43
2
265
36
54
37
68
46,689
145,164
15
26
10
46
5,925
38,745
2
5
1,200
138
260
669
911
105
205
4,457
6,410
2,215
1,061
2,242
5,349
1,812
6,060
18
37
71
247
27
141
44
106
51
57
36
81
96
418
46
171
50
247
30
71
63
109
303,894
271,343
3,474
17,415
300,420
253,928
2,494,288
3,256,433
29
69
187
342
54
178
133
164
12
23
20
52
987
856
291
448
696
408
23,204
7,911
10
38
38
96
10
54
28
42
232
451
2
3
3
4
1
2
2
2
• Cayuga
55
40
50
24
70,055
32,358
23
16
6
6
4,656
4,317
Chautauqua
155
216
194
302
368,787
678,678
173
242
215
473
156,071
375,879
7
2
1,142
121
1,498
168
1,601
1,149
17,575
1,038
15,552
99
571
140
528
27,919
29,455
22,811
33,481
2,198
3,814
2,395
5,883
25,721
25,641
20,416
27,598
158,218
59,777
147,072
64,661
33
395
58
371
1,343
32,297
1,354
27,246
561
12,082
257
4.114
782
20,215
1,097
23,132
132
20,995
166
17,361
54
369
87
277
12,273
4,338
12,355
3,544
1,665
1,873
904
689
10,608
2,465
11,451
2,855
5,997
1,464
6,145
1,332
23
1,336
57
1,361
6,455
9,411,674
4,419
8,972,841
286
467,242
580
701,483
6,169
8,944,432
3,839
8,271,358
40,756
96,434,477
19,501
85,233,140
19
223
47
217
133
3,606
574
3,959
73
385
75
535
60
3,221
499
3,424
10
3,020
389
2,234
24
232
45
249
625
23,833
1,458
24,963
199
1,634
31
3,391
426
22,199
1,427
21,572
17,718
1,005,176
51,950
1,064,093
24
280
44
245
224
13,799
171
12,484
82
2,848
38
2,347
142
10,951
133
10,137
735
493,601
1,365
743,759
4
41
4
10
7
82
25
30
2
22
1
5
60
25
29
2
19
23
15
Z Reported In small fractions .
1Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines .
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211
Part 5 of 5
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
22
24
24
90
9
2
) 35
. 194
22
30
11
27
14
1
28
18
26
99
10
1
48
351.
23
41
13
29
14
2
19
11
7
56
6
S 35
1,199
9
22
10
18
6
3
12
8
11
72
5
> 46
1,666
8
29
9
8
7
4
18,230
14,866
10,278
68,227
4,705
9,33
1 77,275
3,433,974
9,495
37,738
5,710
23,648
11,054
5
17,560
11,542
19,980
123,179
7,539
1,961
) 73, 511
4,269,196
9,400
63,023
16,143
14,806
13,636
6
7
14
20
59
6
2
> 17
118
7
15
6
16
13
7
4
8
13
38
7
3
' 12
166
12
15
11
25
9
8
1
7
3
23
1
> 6
869
5
2
10
6
4
9
1
3
3
18
1
1 11
1,280
3
8
8
9
2
10
330
3,016
2,775
17,070
200
1,79"
> 4,444
522,200
3,005
2,514
5,155
2,711
1,263
11
527
1,364
4,810
15,078
754
2,72
i 15,358
1,022,024
1,542
3,114
2,105
4,963
1,374
12
1
4
2
1
1 1
6
4
13
1
2
1
(Z)
1
1 15
2
2
14
500
1,127
425
70
2,70(
) 1,790
3,415
755
15
32
35
42
337
15
7
) 152
461
28
14
32
75
108
16
55
69
52
464
18
7
1 232
687
45
20
40
143
115
17
123
58
1,932
10,116
46
101
) 4,948
2,322
660
19
103
429
1,184
18
127
124
2,178
12,774
29
14'
1 5,554
2,431
668
38
138
514
1,162
19
30
33
40
262
14
7
) 139
307
23
14
32
75
97
20
48
73
52
382
18
18.
204
475
39
25
39
122
104
21
4,372
1,029
87,100
246,343
1,050
1,88
> 164,393
13,963
20,355
392
2,566
9,991
30,434
22
3,707
2,893
103,017
282,933
440
5,381
> 170,745
17,207
26,047
1,220
2,815
10,834
31,111
23
297
128
27,623
46,744
45
28"
35,814
2,497
2,662
150
776
822
3,817
.'■;
361
822
32,082
40,282
138
1,23
s 24,074
4,781
4,817
144
930
1,091
3,342
25
4,075
901
59,477
199,599
1,005
1,59
i 128, 579
11,466
17,693
242
1,790
9,169
26,617
26
3,346
2,071
70,935
242,651
302
4,151
) 146,671
12,426
21,230
1,076
1,885
9,743
27,769
27
2,824
286
592,694
1,344,965
3,340
1,32
i 1,278,156
16,799
152,299
402
6,783
63,652
163,423
28
2,782
1,266
450,348
1,348,353
25
2,37'
1,100,103
7,980
72,190
298
3,143
35,986
94,456
29
6
3
2
116
2
45
116
3
28
26
30
26
16
162
6
1
> 66
231
5
1
8
60
42
31
157
14
2
26,584
14
10,182
1,692
10
320
3,061
32
377
71
31,824
57
"u
) 21,498
3,687
17
2
28
610
5,428
Yl
109
12
2
5,929
13
1,442
591
10
163
487
34
49
59
9,395
54
1
r 3,908
1,546
15
2
13
343
2,089
35
48
2
20,655
1
8,740
1,101
157
2,574
36
328
12
22,429
3
2
i 17,590
2,141
2
15
267
3,339
37
5
43,232
1
15,384
295
127
4,678
38
397
3
10,297
5
> 11,699
1,179
257
842
39
15
10
5
179
3
2
> 56
216
10
2
16
34
55
40
29
33
5
206
11
5'
' 62
336
12
3
23
89
48
41
119
30
35
53,931
50
T
L 6,756
2,789
1,288
6
102
655
10,580
42
162
444
18
45,072
34
22
> 2,724
4,590
135
6
143
2,320
7,217
43
18
14
6
14,451
6
1
. 4,442
505
57
1
69
194
1,265
44
71
76
7
9,920
27
9
i 941
1,638
11
2
94
207
1,114
45
101
16
29
39,480
44
5
5 2,314
2,284
1,231
5
33
461
9,315
46
91
368
11
35,152
7
12<
1,783
2,952
124
4
49
2,113
6,103
47
41
9
77
124,439
102
5:
L 4,554
857
5,772
6
12
214
16,470
48
46
332
12
59,815
1
6'
' 2,190
1,008
50
18
280
6,264
49
10
9
3
150
4
1.
40
301
2
1
6
29
20
50
22
30
2
196
13
3<
) 64
422
10
4
19
63
24
51
167
626
36
510,424
51
5<
52,794
1,063,480
79
30
70
687
1,715
52
3,514
408
61
455,959
86
20'
' 66,516
980,247
86
55
171
778
1,391
53
57
7
22,388
10
2-
3,230
121,011
30
28
74
18
54
1,940
121
20,678
61
7
1 639
121,848
17
33
62
203
14
5S
no
619
36
488,036
41
3
) 49,564
942,469
79
42
613
1,697
56
1,574
287
61
435,281
25
13"
65,877
858,399
69
22
109
575
1,377
57
1,197
1,273
125
2,795,305
500
22'
437,485
8,279,092
204
73
1,098
2,249
58
6,330
3,534
200
3,544,788
100
1,78<
440,972
6,565,962
352
25
1,686
3,072
10,600
59
9
8
4
84
3
1
> 33
148
5
11
26
15
60
21
26
6
116
10
2'
36
279
10
2
17
58
26
61
64
38
157
8,586
14
6]
1,836
1,509
120
74
123
2,439
62
145
569
41
11,215
37
17
1 1,614
5,637
88
7
119
277
3,162
63
8
15
6
1,829
10
2'
' 821
335
51
19
82
64
54
99
11
1,687
23
4<
> 189
871
8
5
82
87
458
65
56
23
151
6,757
4
*
, 1,015
1,174
120
23
104
2,357
66
91
470
30
9,528
14
12'
' 1,425
4,766
80
2
37
190
2,704
67
12
6
6,868
(
. 1,364
69
120
68
1,244
68
30
304
4
7,476
If
679
278
2
6
130
1,528
69
7
7
3
84
2
1
26
132
4
1
9
32
10
70
15
26
2
128
11
2'
' 26
253
8
4
13
66
13
71
47
34
15
27,251
6
3;
619
731
13
5
49
402
172
72
76
124
11
34,458
33
9<
452
1,876
72
18
47
382
142
73
14
12
4
3,715
3
]
161
243
5
44
36
42
74
20
78
8,063
20
2'
200
895
26
4
21
66
125
75
33
22
11
23,536
3
3]
458
488
8
5
5
366
130
76
56
46
11
26,395
13
7;
252
981
46
14
26
316
17
77
5
60
913,692
17C
15,436
4,013
31
5
15,548
241
78
745
33
50
1,528,471
33
25.
9,868
14,437
120
297
18,853
754
79
10
3
2
107
2
41
94
2
10
24
18
80
14
9
135
7
i
38
189
2
10
54
14
81
34
16
5
12,457
8
1,362
454
5
42
460
197
82
105
16
15,256
22
1'
1,351
896
10
i
38
263
275
83
8
16
4
1,095
]
558
200
4
38
7
54
84
16
12
2,093
17
1C
207
397
5
23
105
173
85
26
...
1
11,362
8
3
804
254
1
4
453
143
86
89
4
...
13,163
5
t
1,144
499
5
1
15
158
102
87
390
...
20
971,756
40,314
3,119
10
11,518
11,522
88
1,090
32_
374,217
V.
2.379
6.007
20
150
7,646
372
8a
2
11
7
1
12
2
36
29
1
2
11
7
2
90
91
2
128
229
1
98
5
131
53
1
3
18
15
12
92
93
1
3
104
2
2
68
5
1
2
7
94
95
1
125
125
165
169
1
96
3
133
3
63
48
173
28
1
1
'is
15
11
5
5
i
96
97
98
99
212
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
Strawberries farms report lug
acres
quarts
Raspberries farms reporting
acres
quarts
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting
acres
quarts
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:1
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees farms reporting
acres
Apples farms reporting
Trees of all ages
Trees not of bearing age
Trees of bearing age
Quantity harvested bushels
1959..
1954..
1959..
1954..
1959..
1954..
1959..
1954..
1959 . .
1954..
1959 . .
1954..
1959..
1959..
1959..
1959..J
1954..^
1959 . . .
1954 .. J
1959...
1954 . . i
1959.. j
1954...
1959 . . J
1954...
1959 . . .
1954 .. .
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 bushels 1959 .. .
1954...
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 bushels 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 .. J
1954 . . .'
Trees of bearing age 1959 . . J
1954...
Quantity harvested bushels 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 .. .
Quinces farms report ing 1959 .. .
1954...
Trees of all ages 1959 . . .
1954...
Trees not of bearing age 1959 . . .
1954...
Trees of bearing age 1959 . . .
1954 .. .
Quantity harvested bushels 1959
1954...
2
1
2
(Z)
2
1
60
20
60
20
320
25
40
50
75
134,449
155,235
6
13
2
7
4,724
8,257
26
65
121
159
25
62
3,259
4,686
433
1,145
2,826
3,541
22,860
1,941
15
23
105
170
54
74
51
96
85
43
7
14
28
79
3
23
25
56
235
552
7
11
52
105
4
43
48
62
16
12
10
12
36
35
4
15
32
20
105
100
3
9
10
20
12
10
44
29
9
6
13,389
7,859
17
19
2,333
3,728
20
17
54
28
19
16
1,143
602
96
172
1,047
430
2,530
230
2
1
444
6
40
6
404
100
6
95
15
230
2
3
10
640
1,451
55
640
1,396
1,025
177
6
44
29
28
44
1
140
4
37
16
10
2
34,581
7,616
18
10
2
1
1,830
587
10
9
11
6
10
9
281
133
21
29
260
104
217
1
4
44
5
4
39
20
210
1
5
3
36
3
5
11,581
7,660
8
24
4
6
3,065
3,300
1
(Z)
30
50
89
283
464
47
92
4,600
6,880
427
1,250
4,173
5,630
14,256
14,910
24
62
243
2,159
58
463
185
1,696
146
729
25
58
156
557
42
272
114
285
29
51
18
50
16,764
20,166
433
768
16,331
19,398
205,121
152,530
18
49
96
375
27
154
69
221
22
5
19
39
76
1,379
10
49
66
1,330
255
15,217
23
49
95
528
33
135
62
393
844
6,959
7
1
15
325
1
125
14
200
11
9
25
31
7
12
11,205
25,918
13
18
3
5
1,750
2,258
1
(Z)
50
62
89
230
317
61
87
7,040
7,987
1,250
1,974
5,790
6,013
11,894
7,756
4
13
22
65
19
31
3
34
4
4
23
36
108
240
41
81
67
159
44
35
11
30
70
571
27
287
43
284
263
1,859
17
28
67
148
37
67
30
81
6
11
14
24
40
146
7
52
33
94
43
186
4
13
10
50
5
39
5
11
10
43
Z Reported In small fractions .
1Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines .
NEW YORK
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
213
Part 5 of 5
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
8
8
146
43
43
41
49
46
146
16
2
1
16
8
122
53
95
42
'39
20
230
24
4
2
2
20
59
41
132
32
36
30
55
4
1
3
4
10
46
34
106
25
15
11
94
7
2
4
3,395
85,800
95,562
60,216
252,644
52,724
72,371
34,422
82,155
8,645
2,400
5
5,163
17,190
64,027
49,474
191,499
53,603
25,551
12,408
203,545
5,443
2,2X
6
8
1
96
19
18
92
28
15
32
15
2
7
11
3
99
24
26
109
26
16
36
26
8
1
3
23
3
9
251
11
5
7
2
1
9
2
4
27
11
9
334
10
6
12
6
10
927
600
15,903
2,728
3,974
225,674
9,674
2,066
5,201
1,134
2,080
11
1,629
2,335
1
5
2,500
13,805
6
(Z)
347
5,949
1
1
3,000
5,413
279,267
3
2
3,000
7,770
4
1
851
6,275
8,473
9
10
14,700
2,535
12
13
14
15
67
5
1,134
88
122
272
159
493
188
97
48
1
16
112
34
1,817
106
261
375
197
721
311
113
42
17
251
8
17,238
329
1,300
3,267
4,070
10,834
1,618
169
345
1
18
372
101
23,118
453
1,465
3,112
4,333
11,259
2,226
171
226
19
67
5
697
88
118
137
147
396
140
94
46
1
20
108
32
1,215
93
243
221
204
565
200
115
52
21
8,533
87
364, 699
8,089
42,747
25,040
139,275
268,463
39,230
3,634
6,960
35
22
10,221
1,580
435,242
11,465
57,883
29,013
133,737
279,568
63,197
4,099
5,944
23
1,310
22
69,204
2,580
9,922
4,217
29,642
72,209
6,406
232
181
24
3,062
430
55,871
2,910
13,112
5,475
16,111
45,816
8,633
842
488
25
7,223
65
295,495
5,509
32,825
20,823
109,633
196,254
32,824
3,402
6,779
35
26
7,159
1,150
379,371
8,555
44,771
23,538
117, 626
233,752
54,564
3,257
5,456
27
21,546
70
1,539,932
26,495
232,297
91,494
746,030
1,702,770
158,470
2,585
41,590
160
.'6
12,378
1,576
2,003,442
33,905
189,120
74,212
701,221
1,989,376
168,735
525
27,537
29
5
2
578
8
20
81
85
149
20
3
19
«
21
16
907
6
83
132
106
263
50
15
20
U
14
50
.00, 590
17
110
11,708
28,696
36,985
290
3
1,200
32
137
1,015
334,728
18
563
17,000
40,958
71,831
665
65
864
33
8
10
34,285
10
42
1,358
8,225
7,923
71
2
96
34
69
695
35,205
5
310
3,046
7,503
9,543
266
41
82
35
6
40
166,305
7
68
10,350
20,471
29,062
219
1
1,104
16
68
320
299,523
13
253
13,954
33,455
62,288
399
24
782
17
4
35
229,183
16
66
10,900
34,309
45,496
4
1,025
33
4
523
488,199
8
90
17,423
59,154
97,416
68
1,379
59
21
4
525
25
38
81
77
130
126
32
34
40
53
a
819
31
119
118
81
191
221
55
29
41
121
23
106,678
151
248
5,501
11,624
27,673
24,916
156
307
42
407
446
100, 519
362
824
8,294
7,173
30,119
38,365
640
211
■;
19
32,939
48
47
444
3,139
9,778
3,768
45
127
44
125
202
14,844
197
346
549
949
4,178
4,594
53
55
45
102
23
73,739
103
201
5,057
8,485
17,895
21,148
111
180
.;.,
282
244
85,675
165
478
7,745
6,224
25,941
33,771
587
156
47
51
15
136,968
94
150
3,069
15,939
27,207
18,477
20
328
4,-:
74
111
68,078
382
158
791
8,896
11,038
27,471
82
192
49
12
1
434
11
25
165
59
27
22
18
19
50
44
13
628
35
123
233
62
49
67
46
16
'■1
130
50
742,505
79
13,661
1,119,836
58, 720
13,669
496
193
323
52
652
1,649
839,664
1,326
25,693
989,393
73,994
24,162
1,463
485
212
'>:<
17
57,682
2
8
59,912
588
27
116
115
33
54
61
124
56,166
61
2,230
41,342
798
13
337
142
26
55
113
50
684,823
77
13,653
1,059,924
58,132
13,642
380
78
290
56
591
1,525
783,498
1,265
23,463
948,051
73,196
24,149
1,126
343
186
57
1,331
5,506,288
706
26,407
6,095,525
366, 569
113,860
520
45
1,160
58
2,481
7,895
7,485,844
4,788
61,955
7,814,707
442,378
85,193
8,431
2,163
902
59
11
1
438
22
31
43
62
92
34
21
12
6
39
9
747
28
102
83
57
156
73
28
12
61
153
1
76,269
202
289
5,486
7,370
11,461
873
179
83
6.
301
80
106,341
332
613
7,229
7,982
19,174
1,770
540
33
63
13
11,141
93
117
358
819
3,005
93
80
29
64
119
24
14,440
65
272
219
2,072
3,157
376
19
16
65
140
1
65,128
109
172
5,128
6,551
8,456
780
99
54
66
182
56
91,901
267
341
7,010
5,910
16,017
1,394
521
17
67
56
1
67, 533
61
82
1,058
8,500
8,024
43
11
66
68
11
37
69,953
111
57
7,075
8,815
9,036
600
10
69
9
1
517
19
27
54
38
254
25
13
18
70
30
3
785
25
92
97
39
358
59
22
10
71
84
1
118,142
243
86
24,402
1,750
117,143
3,734
79
78
72
366
51
132,300
308
535
30,919
1,795
135,935
5,589
98
38
73
4
17,078
55
25
694
287
22,589
490
5
11
74
36
24
17,082
190
180
5,267
106
21,342
1,746
15
9
75
80
1
101,064
188
61
23,708
1,463
94,554
3,244
74
67
76
330
27
115,218
118
355
25,652
1,689
114,593
3,843
83
29
77
656
25
4,491,324
567
327
743, 552
62,235
5,425,956
96,484
24
555
78
2,220
50
6,094,710
630
1,190
1,101,149
61,927
6,743,597
70,371
26
137
79
5
2
519
8
19
60
53
141
13
5
8
80
19
5
743
10
73
97
51
172
33
11
14
si
39
7
33,102
42
64
4,958
2,489
15,996
153
8
27
82
138
110
40,345
54
203
3,641
2,272
12,527
254
18
38
83
8
8,908
36
30
605
709
6,705
53
15
84
39
53
4,070
17
96
832
208
3,729
60
2
9
85
31
7
24,194
6
34
4,353
1,780
9,291
100
8
12
86
99
57
36,275
37
107
2,809
2,064
8,798
194
16
29
87
80
50
2,267,903
4
275
89,119
147,571
1,160,521
1,520
28
100
SS
718
1
2,237,658
17
662
74,968
145,338
871,012
390
50
201
e°
1
77
3
12
14
12
2
10
90
1
1
62
1
4
11
6
11
3
1
1
91
3
7,273
5
68
29
4,675
2
20
92
1
10
9,503
1,447
3
6
74
2
16
7
10,962
331
18
i
3
1
93
94
1
607
2
24
8
2,540
16
i
95
3
5,826
5
66
22
4,344
2
19
96
10
8,896
3
4
50
8
8,422
2
3
97
2
7,980
12,069
2
7
51
31
34
27
9,299
14,697
8
1
98
99
214
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
— Strawberries farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 . .
1954.
quarts 1959.
1954.
Raspberries farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
quarts 1959 .
1954.
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting 1959 . .
acres 1959 .
quarts 1959 .
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:1
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 bushels 1959 .
1954.,
Peaches 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 bushels 1959 .
1954.
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 bushels 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 19 59 .
1954.
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Quantity harvested bushels 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.
Quinces 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 bushels 1959 .
._ 1954.
39
67
15
28
32,158
49,847
16
29
2
8
1,308
6,970
2
21
2,700
71
104
505
815
68
93
12,784
21,183
2,391
3,341
10, 393
17,842
83,354
91,143
14
28
451
410
147
55
304
355
344
121
35
42
1,568
1,241
634
955
934
286
666
174
16
28
1,239
2,108
47
100
1,192
2,008
2,446
21,837
17
29
663
1,361
275
240
388
1,121
577
445
13
11
535
903
14
243
521
660
18,109
18,222
6
12
29
131
18
120
11
11
300
45
1
1
(Z)
1
100
1,000
(z)
3
12
2
39,242
12,000
2
24
35
1,098
1,264
21
32
33,676
40,794
1,900
3,126
31,776
37,668
305,557
236,790
10
16
9,260
7,860
147
9,260
7,713
36,230
14, 361
7
8
669
470
25
669
445
2,757
290
3
1
270
900
270
900
2,520
10,116
4
2
40
27
St. Lawrence
40
27
124
5
4
2
31
26
31
26
446
50
3
7
25
723
1,515
5,932
2
1
9
100
9
100
28
195
42
60
9
14
14,142
9,358
19
34
3
12
1,825
7,019
47
50
65
71
46
52
1,323
1,401
206
632
1,117
769
2,950
36
9
18
30
8
26
10
4
26
5
20
17
142
11
49
6
93
5
476
4
9
18
55
4
41
14
14
4
11
17
37
1
16
16
21
60
3
4
6
10
5
8
1
2
43
Saratoga
42
75
24
31
29,531
36,989
22
27
6
13
3,986
2,936
134
223
1,422
1,985
133
218
40,752
62,804
4,910
12,531
35,842
50,273
175,192
170,200
20
57
734
2,106
105
330
629
1,776
582
124
50
93
1,438
1,503
339
427
1,099
1,076
2,504
786
17
63
183
635
80
126
103
509
186
3,688
23
75
1,208
1,999
194
383
1,014
1,616
910
1,142
17
45
79
250
4
79
75
171
405
8,612
10
28
44
100
3
44
41
56
155
249
3
4
6
14
Schenectady
19
23
15
11
24,345
11,996
3
9
3,042
2,904
39
48
156
166
39
48
4,362
5,247
535
1,560
3,827
3,687
11,950
3,989
6
12
72
42
27
29
45
13
105
4
13
18
113
141
33
25
6
20
89
882
10
38
79
844
45
6,648
9
19
116
154
22
38
94
116
18
32
6
17
39
70
2
38
37
32
34
413
1
5
2
12
1
6
1
6
5
10
2
4
2,133
1,782
7
24
3
14
683
7,130
79
120
418
621
76
116
7,916
17,290
2,031
2,035
5,885
15,255
26,791
44,511
14
33
184
390
153
213
31
177
11
86
39
47
541
328
297
98
244
230
211
141
20
40
197
378
136
134
61
244
332
1,365
27
39
389
329
88
51
301
278
172
146
22
25
100
159
27
15
73
144
291
258
15
23
55
77
32
20
23
57
30
121
Z Reported in small fractions .
1Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW YORK
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
215
Part 5 of 5
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster Warren
Washington
" Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
24
33
248
3
25
23
59
7
24
115
6
21
14
1
21
32
193
7
21
26
82
19
35
144
10
34
29
2
14
13
378
1
22
14
43
5
13
73
4
14
6
3
19
11
266
2
7
9
47
8
15
123
4
10
9
4
14, 865
11,555
986,534
650 25,C
•
40,479
73,100 10,C
20
5,330
201,131
9,600
17,416
4,757.
5
38,430
20,007
602,508
1,060 13, a
25
16,166
91,348 7,4
21
8,632
281,620
2,950
18,508
L0,100
6
13
26
20
5
1C
11
46
1
12
56
9
13
70
7
16
28
20
6
15
16
56
4
20
74
12
11
140
8
4
19
8
1
21
10
24 (
:.)
5
41
4
7
368
9
6
15
11
2
6
6
47
l
7
72
3
3
602
10
1,914
11,810
9,362
1,170 15,3
76
5,661
30,089 1
J 5
651
41,662
1,250
2,771
355,736
11
3,184
8,819
7,906
499 6,3
40
3,732
48,421 4
5 5
2,524
121,791
2,680
3,433
512,870
12
1
9
1
4
1
3
3
1
1)
2
20
3
1 (
z)
1
16
1
14
700
20,605
700
300 1
50
885
1,460
50
15
93
214
53
36
2E
60
503
7
46
1,017
105
116
399
16
149
286
73
232
77
89
741
47
66
1,413
269
176
511
17
1,127
2,696
438
98 1
01
338
16,173
25
429
31,100
854
866
5,043
18
1,726
2,801
438
365 1
43
356
18,297 1
01
667
32,262
1,600
986
5,507
19
53
105
37
34
25
52
469
6
46
844
103
115
67
20
83
183
52
237
7<
75
687
50
62
1,116
262
172
136
21
13,266
3,851
8,016
1, 531 7
}<
7,300
444,874 i
94
17,420
817,587
25,072
21,979
7,882
22
20,463
6,120
6,036
7,718 3,2
51
17,146
517,312 2,4
53
17,851
661,864
32,952
27,679
13,880
23
1,269
951
1,654
182 2
57
823
96,994
2
6,289
202,432
2,668
2,695
1,713
24
2,894
1,666
868
777 i
56
1,011
73,381 4
97
4,036
108,727
4,851
4,499
3,221
25
11,997
2,900
6,362
1,349 5
37
6,477
347,880 4
J2
11,131
615,155
22,404
19,284
6,169
26
17,569
4,454
5,168
6,941 2,:
-''
16,135
443,931 1,S
56
13,815
553,137
28,101
23,180
10,659
27
45,878
2,065
16,248
894 2
72
40,655
2,858,610 :
70
113,806
4,765,464
137,096
123,267
19,096
28
101,133
2,335
8,304
14,331 2,£
1£
66,927
2,551,971 2
67
102,589
4,729,292
130,389
133,539
16,316
29
29
35
39
4
i
33
179
5
318
54
24
51
30
63
15
55
77
32
39
283
2
9
444
161
49
108
31
8,073
273
17,993
24
37
2,100
42,120
114
54,168
7,379
496
12,582
32
22,151
558
14,280
408 1
99
3,399
77,720
3
153
91,729
14,022
820
21,682
33
1,075
53
4,247
1
19
217
9,548
93
10,072
842
224
1,560
34
3,140
260
3,277
67 1
41
702
16,102
132
12,803
637
462
5,124
35
6,998
220
13,746
23
It
1,883
32, 572
21
44,096
6,537
272
11,022
36
19,011
298
11,003
341
5fi
2,697
61,618
3
21
78,926
13,385
358
16,558
37
6,138
99
21,770
2
4
2,080
79,129
10
60,215
9,110
487
7,657
:<e
5,132
94
11,964
219
13
3,898
66,746
2
74,129
11,188
291
4,812
39
26
48
23
19
1J
32
239
1
19
340
71
55
47
40
50
69
39
87
36
47
243
6
20
442
187
77
76
41
1,597
241
2,575
571 ;
56
1,414
48, 629
1
663
81,434
2,156
1,252
4,037
42
2,305
384
1,992
299 1
3C
2,087
29,595
39
291
73,998
2,061
2,686
2,786
43
346
50
353
7 5
>
588
14,411
1
243
21,807
1,261
59
1,784
44
235
132
163
60
bC
298
5,337
13
77
13,919
278
792
387
45
1,251
191
2,222
564
5C
826
34,218
420
59,627
895
1,193
2,253
46
2,070
252
1,829
239
61
1,789
24,258
26
214
60,079
1,783
1,894
2,399
47
694
304
3,985
99
46
530
98,717
667
70,390
1,952
1,486
2,927
48
713
16
1,249
116
35
344
37,241
122
43,071
1,132
874
2,296
49
44
146
16
7
V
34
213
8
84
35
40
371
50
81
154
24
60
3:
42
347
16
25
102
UO
63
425
51
183,446
1,753,842
2,034
72
7C
12,371
540,397
241
126,782
3,840
3,237
3,054,585
52
262,335
1,626,494
690
1,018 2
Oi
90486
898,995 1
35
952
120,297
6,133
4,689
3,052,632
53
30,735
168,890
525
27
44
2,691
19,546
3
15,185
375
1,828
163,842
54
6,390
84,587
49
726
71
118
14,128
16
137
4,635
205
2,252
227,700
55
152,711
1,584,952
1,509
45
>
9,680
520,851
238
111,597
3,465
1,409
2,890,743
56
255,945
1,541,907
641
292 1
3:
9,368
884,867 ]
i9
8T5
115,662
5,928
2,437
2,824,932
57
923,412
11,913,776
6,560
115 2
19
76,259
2,565,535
163
1,467,677
12,760
12,775
17,378,362
58
1,238,301
11,287,152
2,255
2,931 4
31
107,998
4,679,710
39
742
1,615,685
19,621
20,7il
18,757,218
59
12
25
10
9
5
25
187
1
5
369
31
43
22
60
33
47
21
52
2f
30
244
5
12
442
92
63
37
61
333
102
217
61
71
501
23,169
2
39
72,964
279
346
9,408
62
1,185
250
281
167 3
32
890
31,516
27
73
75,023
386
477
326
63
7
2
194
8
51
41
6,578
13
10, 174
198
22
9,106
64
548
115
37
22
5(
142
8,099
15
8,094
86
114
94
65
326
100
23
53
12
460
16, 591
2
26
62,790
81
324
302
66
637
135
244
145
7(
748
23,417
27
58
66,929
300
363
232
67
497
32
42
77
i
1,025
24,186
1
8
42,886
36
149
173
68
189
13
57
73
i:
431
25,525
22,959
168
7
159
69
25
29
5
8
s
20
136
1
8
766
23
42
33
70
50
46
13
27
2:
26
208
4
17
960
75
53
48
71
6,102
131
177
39
3
742
12,348
2
329
532,452
416
194
5,477
72
10,888
170
38
73 1
2'
1,737
14,751 ]
J.6
263
491,084
263
213
6,004
73
1,401
29
100
1
2i
36
2,543
7
82,084
66
30
976
74
2,635
72
22
20
4f
80
3,484 ]
05
53
94,308
71
118
2,402
75
4,701
102
77
38
f
706
9,805
2
322
450,368
350
164
4,501
76
8,253
98
16
53
8
1,657
11,267
11
210
396,776
192
95
3,602
77
144,462
1,170
160
102
5.
32,021
558,751
5,410
20,003,298
6,643
1,959
132,785
78
221,425
294
190
162 :
12
26,772
491,118
1,799
21, 348, 861
873
1,060
119,147
79
23
20
9
8
i
26
195
5
359
34
32
30
80
49
34
20
26
If
33
233
1
6
417
82
43
50
81
2,161
67
118
302
3.
222
10,440
11
49,341
316
102
624
82
3,505
111
278
229
3(
317
12,608
9
16
47,206
302
149
807
83
602
16
108
5
3.
42
2,721
6
15,457
239
11
321
84
2,089
57
17
13
r
118
2,390
9
9
9,073
51
59
186
85
1,559
51
10
297
180
7,719
5
33,884
77
91
303
8...
1,416
54
261
216
l?
199
10,218
7
38,133
251
90
621
87
62,503
260
210
170
3,016
615,808
40
3,309,737
539
1,037
13,985
38
80,010
162
441
803
5.
1,512
684,107
2,369,772
1,424
1,740
34,182
89
3
5
2
5
24
1
42
20
12
6
90
5
1
3
1
2
5
1
28
13
3
1
91
5
7
75
9
105
1
2,656
73
32
13
92
10
2
13
2
24
103
1
3,427
32
4
4
93
1
2
75
5
2
33
40
1
4
69
10
17
11
94
95
4
5
7
72
2,652
63
21
13
96
10
2
8
2
24
63
1
3,358
15
4
4
97
3
3
3
74
1,351
54
1
9
98
4
4
5
6
115
2
2,841
13
1
2
99
216
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Albany Allegany
Broome Cattaraugus Cayuga Chautauqua
Nursery and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold farms reporting 1959 ,
dollars 1959.
1954 .
On farms with sales of <2,f)00 or more. . . . farms reporting 1959.
dollars 1950.
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, ete.) farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres used for growing 1959.
1954.
Sales 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 .
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 .
1954 .
Sales dollars 1959 .
1954 .
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting 1959 '
dollars 1959.
1954 .
Sales of standing limber farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1950.
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959 '
dollars 1959 .
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Christmas trees farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959.
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959
dollars 1959 .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
cords (4' \ 4' v s'l 11159.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
cords (4' i 4" x 8") 1959.
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959.
cords (4' X 4' x 8') 1959.
Fence posts cut farms reporting
number
Sales farms reporting
number
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting
thousands of board feel
Sales farms reporting
I housands of hoard feel
Chrisurias trees sold farms reporting
number
Maple sirup made farms reporting
1959.
1954 .
1959..
1954 .
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954°
1959 . ,
1954 ",
1959..
1959.
1959.
1959
1959
1954 .
gallons 1959 .
1954.
Buckets hung farms reporting
number
1959.
1959 .
2,814
42, 103,892
37,757,778
1,474
41,194,487
948
839
12,859
7,596
11,730,518
8,737,835
1,878
1,853
1,516
1,466
17,694,176
17,717,496
773
904
2,432
1,913
24,931,653
23,570,655
793
955
662
751
6,275,795
5,828,306
164
306
755
1,633
5,441,721
5,449,288
22,929
6,078
6,132,294
5,027,668
2,601
1,910,865
4,333
4,221,429
4,244
2,814,483
196
1,406,946
16,780
34,189
382,786
800,467
1,583
44,809
748
32,370
7,870
21,622
1,863,528
5,331,104
666
304,830
2,637
9,032
23,672
76,009
1,138
16,166
988
260,786
2,682
4,636
315,103
396,804
2,682
1,455,638
92
997,692
437,012
43
968,605
18
14
575
56
38,710
83,983
65
53
57
48
539,200
403,465
25
18
15
23
438,945
309,135
39
21
34
21
466,510
64,786
5
5
12
7
520,037
43,894
276
44
23,677
18,755
18
4,861
33
18,816
33
14,480
4,336
211
333
2,456
3,937
13
120
110
232
22,881
51,785
7
3,150
41
121
276
901
10
87
5
126
16
19
1,025
1,002
16
6,280
12
38,986
41,385
3
35,286
4
3
14
11
15,700
30,400
7
12
5
8
39,514
5,015
2
5
1
1
22,811
7,675
3
5
970
2,655
10
475
3,310
768
197
249,575
210,663
93
91,992
132
157,583
128
80,337
9
77,246
515
978
14,606
29,105
56
1,330
11
313
860
69,731
202,000
21
10,575
67
247
451
2,775
26
324
36
17,754
151
261
17,014
22,146
151
76,439
7
234,500
74, 630
7
234,500
2
1
3
1
20,000
7,500
7
9
7
7
74,040
37,750
1
5
3
21
163,500
62,800
2
4
2
4
6,000
11,225
1
1
3
(Z)
51,000
4,330
38
305,432
351,930
16
291,278
16
10
56
21
66,664
50,482
25
33
19
26
75, 599
133,102
12
15
15
28
223,768
214,701
5
25
3
21
4,710
40,820
1
13
15,000
86,747
446
109
72,849
64,501
39
28,326
81
44,523
79
32,294
5
12,229
325
731
6,147
19,408
22
637
191
508
42,445
104,047
15
5,340
57
205
386
1,453
25
201
21
3,949
44
96
1,715
2,164
44
30
263,882
250,867
12
252,175
11
13
26
34
9,215
14, 378
22
21
16
14
173,672
224,750
5
249,914
230,629
7
13
4
11
986
11,391
3
2
8
(Z)
4,753
5,860
873
207
251,662
231,717
107
116, 335
117
135, 327
113
53,179
6
82,148
631
1,270
13,601
24,527
46
1,126
346
981
83
666
243
776
21
11
,841
71
25:
491
2
!
33
308
24
5
, '
152
19
M
27
■i ,
152
81
. 16
46
151,313
112,465
11
129,960
7
7
11
28
16,108
7,300
29
31
18
18
77,126
72,257
18
19
9
20
111,687
80,508
19
26
18
23
34,194
48,135
2
5
(Z)
7
23,518
24,657
384
135
107,039
72,217
68
47,202
82
.59,837
81
42,718
5
17,119
245
610
4,863
14,183
26
505
14
89
328
18,421
60,714
8
2,850
62
237
466
1,660
33
316
13
1,445
34
40
3,123
2,537
34
14,049
Z Reported In small fractions.
'Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup.
2Includes sales of standing timber.
NEW YORK
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
217
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
29
33
9
25
13
24
65
208
10
15
17
32
32
1
593,555
83,374
43,425
41,510
60,370
79,502
576,847
2,260,624
51,263
47,517
82,964
301,517
2,783,877
2
579,682
83,190
13,015
65,520
36,086
47,445
493,098
1,673,543
72,516
50,310
121,119
259,250
1,930,533
8
15
7
5
7
2
6
38
103
3
6
6
15
17
4
586,065
70,370
40,800
34,925
56,240
71,165
554,047
2,186,012
49,388
42,717
76,959
291,146
2,761,707
5
10
13
1
8
3
5
23
75
2
3
3
10
9
6
6
5
6
3
2
16
86
3
2
4
5
4
7
143
47
1
20
3
7
117
1,273
2
15
8
67
13
8
36
33
20
2
2
78
855
10
73
30
7
6
9
24,905
13,760
3,500
6,525
450
1,527
112,171
670,684
3,258
1,750
6,694
41,400
15,410
10
25,400
7,050
6,500
670
245
43,465
464,631
4,750
19,100
30,500
4,700
3,258
11
21
19
6
17
10
15
51
138
7
10
13
22
13
12
18
15
4
13
6
10
40
132
9
9
18
24
6
13
17
15
4
9
7
12
46
112
6
7
10
17
10
14
17
11
2
9
3
7
37
101
6
7
17
14
6
IS
335,940
28,410
13,537
34,750
26,785
40,046
544,180
1,086,825
27,737
15,367
34,868
179, 105
25,365
16
346,970
24,698
1,440
32,460
35,050
20,423
600,643
797,102
28,969
14,049
106,813
180,503
11,280
17
6
7
2
10
6
8
16
41
4
4
4
5
6
18
9
8
2
8
5
6
10
51
4
5
2
14
2
19
11
6
20
8
2
2
635
64
1
2
2
2
3
20
14
5
12
8
3
2
13
83
7
1
2
14
1
21
547,335
61,955
35,950
28,135
58,135
75,575
453,261
1,450,761
40,210
42,909
70,415
251,391
28,225
22
543,727
69,605
8,980
37,720
31,316
32,005
436,583
1,008,615
67,666
27,625
82,484
242,800
9,325
23
3
17
4
9
8
7
20
58
6
5
9
5
20
24
8
14
6
9
5
7
11
73
1
7
12
9
16
25
3
13
3
5
4
5
19
rf
6
5
9
3
20
26
8
11
6
8
2
6
10
60
1
5
12
6
15
27
12,500
10,226
976
5,170
832
1,212
13,838
211,551
3,720
2,895
9,560
3,478
2,923,729
26
14,500
15,730
7,575
21,540
5,600
7,330
15,493
199,183
200
7,215
36,440
22,700
. 2,705,050
39
4
1
4
4
4
6
10
2
30
3
4
4
3
4
19
2
2
3
1
31
3
6
4
4
2
6
12
2
(Z)
32
10
7
6
1
1
99
1
(zj
6
1
33
21,315
7,659
3,975
6,850
1,785
2,400
11,415
139,179
7,795
2,858
5,855
8,726
2,740,242
34
10,555
6,535
4,035
21,300
4,100
15,195
13,050
200,297
100
3,585
8,135
11,750
1,917,950
35
107
669
792
273
430
1,247
276
497
251
469
176
177
342
36
28
180
294
65
92
327
49
127
133
132
67
59
79
37
20,490
214,888
318,542
34,860
179,413
290,100
27,795
113,903
150,040
190,377
51,757
69,727
91,840
38
36,512
166,456
227,336
34,179
154,196
290,982
22,551
113,757
223,404
118,436
42,979
27,665
88,457
39
16
71
89
31
44
177
13
39
50
31
33
37
31
40
12,465
56,982
52,181
9,187
68,831
101,269
3,368
42,382
40,558
23,279
10,338
43,091
18,642
41
13
128
275
46
56
189
44
101
107
124
54
29
55
42
8,025
157,906
266,361
25,673
110,582
188,831
24,427
71,5a
109,482
167,098
41,419
26,636
73,198
43
13
127
271
44
54
184
43
100
106
124
54
29
54
44
6,475
80,363
211,248
24,059
49,878
111,356
22,813
32,103
97,615
131,901
37,785
22,725
42,685
45
1
2
16
4
3
8
3
1
3
1
3
3
46
1,550
77,543
55,113
1,614
60,704
77,475
1,614
39,418
11,867
35,197
3,634
3,911
30,513
47
72
423
660
201
297
855
221
315
187
379
121
116
250
46
370
978
1,050
398
433
1,510
367
789
350
755
244
300
500
49
1,795
12,402
12,623
2,780
9,492
17,283
3,076
6,568
3,269
8,511
2,566
2,386
4,920
50
10,402
31,068
18,471
5,288
15,620
44,383
5,387
16,488
5,882
19,888
4,090
7,125
10,050
51
5
47
59
21
21
60
22
44
20
45
17
11
25
52
283
1,220
1,747
510
1,395
1,304
427
909
501
1,284
375
829
1,011
53
2
171
4
11
1
66
57
12
54
60
7,593
97
355
48
3,237
2,308
488
55
39
339
158
92
250
629
91
198
38
82
54
25
168
56
214
876
448
204
396
1,339
219
606
135
254
194
IX
361
5?
5,625
83,715
37,395
23,574
64,025
142,148
18,536
44,589
9,353
19,562
8,611
2,574
49,040
58
43,912
232,935
172,399
48,500
126,637
328,614
45,865
130,453
164,805
70,315
51,359
21,591
76,371
59
2
20
37
10
16
23
7
15
17
16
5
16
60
250
7,470
12,077
9,020
8,170
7,300
2,110
4,264
5,575
5,675
725
15,194
61
10
79
75
29
61
165
20
65
45
44
27
18
4
62
79
300
255
98
164
440
60
177
151
142
83
82
132
63
64
803
587
302
526
1,581
289
378
448
276
335
145
441
64
398
2,330
1,713
938
1,590
5,884
594
1,676
4,037
781
877
376
1,262
65
1
46
32
8
25
93
7
13
30
15
17
10
14
66
12
561
388
124
367
1,179
175
132
390
165
285
96
296
67
5
25
60
9
5
24
10
44
13
37
20
12
13
68
844
15,799
12,946
1,889
54
2,694
2,178
5,713
2,690
45,322
3,121
2,500
716
69
7
124
63
6
78
T30
11
64
39
54
28
12
44
70
22
204
117
13
109
408
7
100
80
129
51
17
83
71
130
18,178
12,530
151
14,088
17,459
60
9,106
2,556
8,315
859
856
7,048
72
773
16,442
16,181
166
18,765
22,140
45
9,267
3,847
14,300
1,210
1,613
11,071
73
7
124
63
6
78
230
11
64
39
54
28
12
44
74
518
64,230
81,839
725
55,751
75,627
304
38,357
20,381
50,023
4,697
4,242
35,427
75
218
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Kings
Livingston
Nursety and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold farms reporting t059 . .
dollars 1959..
1954 . .
On farms with sales of <0,<100 or more farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Nursery products {trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres used for growing 1959. .
1954..
Sales 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. .
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 . .
1954 . .
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Sales of anv forest products farms reporting 1959 '
dollars 1959..
1954..
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959 .
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959 '
dollars 1959 .
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Christmas trees farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959 . .
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959 V
dollars 1959 . ,
Firewood and fuelwrjod cut farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
conds (4' X 4' X 8') 1959 .
1954.
Sales farms report inc 1959.
cords (4' x4' x 6') 1959.
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959 .
cords (4' x 4' x 8') 1959.
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959..
1954..
Sales farms reporting 19 59. ,
number 1954 . .
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting 1959 .
1954 •
thousands of board feet 1959 . .
1954'.
Sales farms reporting 1959. .
thousands of hoard feet 1959 ..
Christmas trees sold farms reporting 1059.
number 1959 .
Maple sirup made farms reporting 1959 .
1054 .
gnllons 1959.
1954 .
Buckets hung farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959 . .
21
13
7,295
7,255
2
550
12
6,745
L2
6,737
10
21
265
519
1
20
2
5
130
700
1
30
4
126
11
2,820
1
3
2
165
14
65,559
30,121
6
61,414
2
2
3
3
4,500
1,875
13
15
10
11
19,292
20,237
3
4
2
3
60,159
27,446
2
3
2
3
450
1,600
359
108
58,330
44,584
53
27,136
67
31,194
67
25,276
5,918
248
539
5,082
14,090
27
617
73
245
16,491
61,052
7
3,250
33
126
221
827
19
140
19
2,422
21
37
1,399
l,b5
21
6,466
24
188,312
129,858
14
185,830
3
4
7
4
3,100
1,400
18
23
15
20
110,994
88,980
6
10
2
8
155,362
105,727
17
9
16
17,033
28,676
6
29,850
22,731
614
125
145,977
100,168
46
36,956
96
109,021
93
76,499
8
32,522
505
987
10, 526
24,744
57
1,950
14
366
62
194
16,860
49,235
8
2,600
71
165
670
880
23
483
14
4,634
68
118
7,241
10,860
68
33,616
(D)
390,000
4
(D)
2
16
(Z)
6
(D)
43,450
24
4
23
90,100
581,600
17
(D)
339,100
3
6
2
4
5,000
3,950
1
4
(Z)
1
(D)
7,450
36,770
23,730
2
5,300
1
27
(Z)
3,600
20
6
6
3
3
16,540
10,850
3
4
(Z)
5
33,123
22,710
1
2
1
2
540
1,638
(Z)
47
1,000
593
211
388,626
324,712
78
40,830
194
347,796
191
173, 860
10
173,936
449
842
13,160
21,674
55
1,096
2,956
111
343
26,118
94,046
11
4,275
74
174
1,353
1,610
47
1,211
76
17,184
153
207
38,515
38,605
153
184,808
26
879,511
785,799
18
864,371
19
23
1,230
997
843,991
730,499
10
10
6
6
23,170
32,437
27,880
31,405
4
LI
2
7
9,000
21,946
30
7,640
23,895
259
74
75,898
35,494
22
25,105
61
50,793
61
47,052
2
3,741
195
429
7,280
13,155
31
1,627
1
100
65
277
14,715
55,583
5
2,260
36
124
318
947
16
223
14
2,878
5
17
388
230
5
2,476
27
98,656
85,645
6
87,925
6
34
51
13,226
10,447
18
13
10
8
68,080
40,540
10
8
9
11
80,495
58,133
10
39
5
6
32,984
6,156
5
34
2
57
4,935
17,065
435
129
109,855
77,968
66
46,139
79
63,716
77
37,306
26,410
319
680
6,450
19,024
28
944
129
416
37,395
L17,274
16
8,900
53
185
393
1,300
25
218
22
3,403
49
62
5,727
4,348
49
24,890
208
2,123,021
1,938,456
107
2,054,940
68
48
450
301
326,898
500,905
130
114
88
85
1,332,389
863,389
63
58
63
89
1,399,509
1,091,114
74
69
64
58
837,728
468, 118
15
22
26
L58
396,614
346,437
119
52
37,822
7,647
23
18,120
32
19,702
32
19,643
1
59
68
197
917
3,179
9
156
1
3
14
64
1,955
10,991
2
250
L5
34
69
164
4
44
17
11,271
2
2
8
191
2
67
D Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Z Reported in small fractions .
1Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup.
2Includes sales of standing timber.
NEW YORK
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
219
Montgomery
Nassau
New Yorfc
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
OtBego
Putnam
Queens
18
164
123
66
83
34
71
34
40
30
15
47
1
93,861
4,793,040
852,820
967,800
313,857
572,107
489,200
664,318
99,054
151,640
46,424
1,769,976
2
144,305
6,701,528
597,468
839,511
478,946
600,233
398,801
552,285
94,467
68,346
30,600
2,386,430
3
9
136
47
37
26
17
29
13
9
14
5
41
4
90,011
4,768,313
815,755
948,714
277,077
561,049
468,992
651,604
84,703
122,588
37,695
1,763,516
5
3
78
28
19
19
17
22
8
10
9
13
3
6
2
93
25
20
22
12
20
4
7
3
10
19
7
3
542
191
67
152
593
54
31
68
167
19
11
8
2
555
150
152
143
358
58
9
33
11
12
29
9
3,073
979,633
97,162
67,967
98,300
426,798
48,645
8,425
10,565
43,550
16,229
40,400
10
8,000
1,665,230
38,500
73,837
71,504
284,710
52,612
3,465
11,250
4,000
10,400
323,400
11
16
111
72
51
55
14
43
12
27
26
11
44
12
17
143
76
49
68
15
41
13
19
18
5
71
13
13
102
56
46
40
10
32
9
18
21
8
41
14
16
131
51
40
40
7
30
9
12
13
4
68
15
50,080
2,460,276
592,779
647,135
142,059
49, 578
230,665
351,213
44,278
74,577
16,595
652,982
18
133,501
2,644,213
495,728
593,562
272, 572
70,660
242,017
361,160
45,656
34,810
6,810
1,357,516
17
7
61
29
14
26
7
20
3
11
12
5-
23
18
1
71
36
14
37
10
19
7
11
9
1
38
19
4
94
35
17
38
7
706
1
26
5
1
27
20
(Z)
395
42
13
54
27
69
8
15
4
1
52
21
67,388
3,758,333
696,786
865,208
187,720
85,321
421,013
554,369
68,529
105,195
27,115
1,716,861
22
106,225
4,131,798
500,560
723,307
384,032
156,758
310,015
489,850
67,625
57,651
10,700
2,046,880
23
5
11
54
17
26
14
24
20
12
9
3
11
24
11
31
53
27
18
17
32
11
15
10
5
11
25
4
10
50
15
24
10
21
15
8
9
3
8
26
9
23
45
23
11
10
26
9
9
10
5
10
27
1,530
10,515
134,579
46,240
28,526
10,580
25,290
192,355
13,219
4,638
2,900
37,620
28
34,725
187,026
178,248
56,452
14,440
17,042
34,482
148,670
6,940
6,069
6,220
20,762
29
1
2
4
2
2
5
3
5
5
3
30
3
11
12
5
7
7
7
3
6
3
31
1
30
4
2
4
97
5
11
24
(z)
1
32
4
229
16
9
18
226
30
3
21
1
33
23,400
55,074
58,872
34,625
27,837
59,988
19,542
101,524
19,960
2,895
3,080
12,715
34
30,080
904,500
58,408
42,367
23,410
158,765
36,174
58,970
15,592
6,695
9,500
16, 150
35
268
6
173
634
201
242
224
116
548
1,209
70
36
51
42
133
80
76
26
28
168
312
11
37
32, 160
12,701
89,939
106,291
65,425
6,658
14,670
126,438
280,327
2,084
38
18,764
750
17,539
73,518
41,823
49,932
9,812
19, 143
82,730
179,638
536
39
20
5
49
3..'
46
4
8
67
153
2
40
8,532
1,670
22,676
49,389
39,046
710
2,487
28,462
87,382
1,030
41
37
40
99
52
42
22
24
114
' 214
10
42
23,628
11,031
67,263
56,902
26,379
5,948
12^183
97,976
192,945
1,054
43
37
39
97
51
40
22
24
104
211
10
44
16,060
10,981
52,226
51,289
24,352
5,533
11,490
75,604
130,882
1,054
45
2
1
4
4
2
1
12
4
46
7,568
50
15,037
5,613
2,027
415
693
22,372
62,063
47
182
6
142
461
120
152
167
96
438
869
55
48
456
17
327
1,109
424
441
418
233
949
1,390
60
<S
2,809
64
2,546
10,971
2,443
3,091
1,942
2,878
10,666
24,426
479
50
7,234
190
6,418
22,331
9,659
10,654
4,665
6,502
22,562
41,839
733
51
13
14
43
24
14
9
11
51
52
7
52
271
358
679
569
316
231
493
1,329
1,455
62
53
3
12
3
23
12
54
230
337
355
675
373
55
106
18
176
46
60
94
15
151
693
31
56
353
2
71
710
169
223
269
56
560
1,263
27
57
20,711
2,897
54,107
7,994
18,328
16,812
2,181
36,309
181,138
1,631
58
78,736
108
7,421
181,704
32,613
50,164
42,982
7,282
118,221
341,388
3,106
59
8
1
14
2
9
7
7
60
3
60
2,410
10
8,358
1,100
3,550
3,405
2,825
36,107
135
61
61
12
54
29
45
8
15
67
186
62
144
54
275
121
138
57
52
250
449
3
68
366
35
515
561
384
21
78
663
1,633
64
686
155
1,712
665
776
453
263
1,477
4,342
3
65
15
4
18
16
13
1
7
31
101
ee
100
18
434
514
247
6
37
572
1,275
67
2
21
22
13
12
7
6
9
38
1
68
16
3,249
2,647
1,145
1,259
63
928
2,646
1,836
6
69
16
59
16
8
6
2
48
135
70
26
3
131
25
18
7
1
101
229
1
71
1,581
3,236
949
407
98
81
4,692
14,197
72
1,099
13
3,501
1,147
369
26
2
5,338
12,197
4
73
16
59
16
8
6
2
48
135
74
10,162
12,286
3,270
1,349
418
502
18,907
62,517
75
220
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Nursery and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold farms reporting 1359 . .
dollars 1059..
1954 . .
On farnis with sales of *?.n00 or more farms reporting 1959..
dollars 1959..
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres used for growing 1959. .
1954..
Sales 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 . .
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 feel 1959 . .
1954..
Grown in the open farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres used for growing 1959 . .
1954..
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Sales of anv forest products farms reporting 1959 '
dollars 1959 . .
1954..
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959 ' .
dollars 1959 . .
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Chrislmas trees farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959..
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
cords (4' x 4' X 8') 1959 . .
1954 . .
Sales farms reporting 1959. .
cords (4' x 4' x 6') 1959 .
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959.
cords (4' x 4' X 8') 1959 .
elaer Richmond Rockland St. Lawrence Saratoga Schenectady Schoharie Schuyler
Fence posts cut farms reporting 1959..
1954..
number 1959 . .
1054..
c^jleg farms reporting 1959 . .
number 1954 . .
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 ■
thousands of board feet 1959. .
1954".
Sales farms reporting 1959 .
thousands of board feet 1959 .
Christmas trees sold farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959 ,
Maple simp made ■ farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
gallons 1959.
1954.
Duckets hung farms reporting 1959.
number 1959 .
32
303,750
380,763
18
294,625
7
5
70
38
19,875
13,125
25
24
21
18
225,395
265,463
8
11
9
21
281,388
361,713
10
11
9
10
2,344
9,480
1
1
1
7
2,487
5,925
369
86
85,956
51,029
35
28,084
65
57,872
64
52,511
4
5,361
286
594
3,698
6,851
19
393
1,403
132
404
31,078
87,090
15
4,790
67
196
579
1,214
17
277
11
617
27
38
973
1,064
27
5,216
39
449,946
631,400
28
412,931
2
3
5
9,418
10,250
36
35
34
33
346,040
482,208
6
9
10
16
432,378
618,150
16,900
1
8,150
3,000
1,000
46
510,704
691,750
35
502,383
15
9
69
42
78,005
47,500
31
31
29
30
460,773
577,450
7
12
5
26
430,999
642,700
2
5
1
5
3,200
3,450
1
1
2
(z)
1,700
1,550
1
160
4,300
1
160
1
160
1
14
10
225
1,975
22
49
39,385
285,852
26,145
231,776
7
14
32,475
248,232
5
15
3
10
3
118
6
137
1,816
130,589
1,400
89,787
19
37
17
31
15
"5
12
22
22,780
172,662
13,619
92,162
6
16
9
14
2
7
6
4
32,043
138,693
23,600
108,663
11
17
8
26
9
10
7
22
5,550
16,470
2,432
42,352
2
7
1
6
200
4
(z)
19
5,526
16,570
1,145
33,326
1,376
357
353
82
363,595
69,713
353,902
52,018
109
34
64,018
17,011
301
63
299,577
52,702
296
59
173,778
46,702
13
5
125,799
6,000
1,195
279
2,168
654
39,340
3,111
70,323
6,255
160
16
4,743
160
98
29
3,481
1,247
194
79
683
277
46,413
11,173
178,184
39,231
30
3
16,769
300
115
44
463
166
688
465
2,142
1,221
49
11
369
307
26
9
3,336
1,051
210
15
423
51
28,132
1,280
49,094
2,235
210
15
147,238
8,210
37
233,052
314,226
18
217,416
11
8
65
16
54,076
24,280
22
22
19
16
65,625
92,444
13
10
13
16
106,656
92,151
17
21
16
19
250,015
211,191
4
2
4
1
72,320
197,795
47
14
3,439
2,175
4
915
11
2,524
11
2,516
8
29
153
277
1,682
2
20
25
131
5,900
29,408
2
1,000
12
36
50
169
3
12
5
803
1
9
90,730
114,813
5
88,930
3
3
69
87
57,200
105,000
6
3
13,920
5,200
3
2
1
4
31,350
8,550
1,150
3
3
1
1
2,180
1,263
611
145
133,125
123,918
66
38,012
93
95,113
92
54,480
2
40,633
466
717
10,108
16,050
39
1,357
314
694
79,650
194,727
19
7,050
103
275
637
2,062
39
353
10
3,707
57
101
9,476
7,052
57
36,112
Z Reported 111 small fractions.
1Excludes farms reporting only Bales of maple sirup.
2Includes sales of standing timber.
NEW YORK
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
221
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
12
33
312
19
17
19
42
15
18
52
129
13
9
1
85,910
156,893
8,492,629
222,520
277,433
76,727
907,553
109,002
93,880
2,767,162
2,957,273
54,374
17,425
2
43,868
130,086
6,322,491
190,055
284,573
56,786
592,080
119,610
49,034
726,820
3,328,288
7,568
34,832
3
5
15
238
5
9
7
24
9
9
22
93
5
4
4
83,750
149,315
8,477,939
220,615
274,050
71,500
875,965
106,052
90,904
2,752,992
2,924,924
46,819
15,217
5
2
7
141
14
4
5
13
4
6
15
77
3
6
2
6
93
5
6
11
9
5
9
8
79
4
2
7
10
29
2,364
323
6
73
125
27
11
2,358
696
49
e
6
10
1,535
74
30
14
67
13
24
595
491
3
5
9
22,240
21,900
3,132,605
181,879
10,201
46,900
83,186
8,025
11,100
2,121,146
1,456,701
6,000
10
4,275
4,275
1,468,851
11,775
16,100
4,785
48,975
17,800
5,944
408,750
1,651,898
1,234
5,000
11
7
23
230
5
13
11
24
13
11
26
77
9
6
12
15
19
187
3
13
18
18
11
11
18
101
6
6
13
5
18
201
4
10
8
21
10
11
20
74
6
3
14
7
19
167
3
9
12
14
7
9
12
89
2
4
15
23,490
117,135
3,845,066
71,250
155,400
21,584
180,015
66,432
42,475
113,575
917,654
51, 550
33,300
16
22,340
98,514
3,622,473
70,000
123,100
34,693
82,856
51,874
29,421
108,034
660,762
3,550
24,200
17
4
6
105
2
7
4
6
4
2
8
36
3
4
18
9
5
109
2
8
12
10
7
4
11
57
4
2
19
7
1
197
6
13
2
3
3
1
196
34
7
2
20
20
3
350
5
14
12
6
3
2
159
77
1
(z)
21
54,810
130,890
5,313,589
40, m
257,950
24,505
327,242
100,977
77,254
461,955
1,473,030
51,749
11,175
22
36,643
115,412
4,612,910
170,000
157,423
45,731
191,730
84,350
20,925
175,920
1,651,115
4,720
27,222
23
8
11
25
4
7
7
18
7
21
17
5
1
24
4
18
50
4
8
9
14
9
12
15
18
7
6
25
7
10
17
4
6
5
17
5
13
14
4
1
26
4
15
33
3
7
6
12
7
11
10
17
3
3
27
6,599
4,764
79,450
575
4,730
5,298
576,517
3,425
26,039
21,808
2,900
250
28
3,172
15,358
135,750
15,800
48,550
7,138
610,156
15,772
14,230
18,860
25,595
1,394
1,220
29
1
1
13
1
2
2
2
8
4
1
30
5
24
1
3
5
9
2
2
8
4
4
3
31
(Z)
(z)
37
7
2
2
6
199
2
5
32
1
133
1
75
2
3
1
1
372
2
2
2
33
8,860
4,103
46,435
530
9,282
5,322
497,125
5,526
184,061
27,542
2,625
250
34
2,950
10,399
240,730
8,280
111,050
6,270
351,375
17,460
22,165
142,150
25,275
1,614
2,610
35
72
1,077
26
353
373
221
260
124
491
389
28
656
205
36
16
232
12
51
95
59
51
59
129
143
8
159
62
37
3,250
219,837
4,051
37,267
88,711
44,731
41,644
84,735
125,247
99,919
2,771
241,133
57,999
38
6,360
148,052
8,290
71,800
56,791
26,922
48,440
119,097
107,577
35,189
4,204
197,442
20,821
39
7
90
4
24
44
32
25
33
58
80
1
74
27
40
1,700
67,495
610
11,865
34,968
24,313
17,473
25,627
35,639
45,466
1,800
96,545
16,617
• 1
12
160
11
32
63
38
35
49
93
76
8
102
37
42
1,550
152,342
3,441
25,402
53,743
20,418
24,171
59,108
89,608
54,453
971
144,588
41,382
I'-
11
158
10
30
63
37
34
48
91
73
7
102
37
ll
1,379
121,270
2,141
21,601
46,843
16,515
19,371
53,394
64,222
52,738
921
62,142
40,993
<i
1
8
3
2
2
1
3
2
4
5
1
1
46
171
31,072
1,300
3,801
6,900
3,903
4,800
5,714
25,386
1,715
50
82,446
389
IT
48
822
16
266
279
160
193
103
350
263
25
414
135
48
184
1,509
44
577
662
373
346
228
968
439
102
855
330
49
906
26,212
184
5,135
6,625
3,627
2,651
1,840
4,075
5,564
209
10,525
2,637
SO
3,557
41,389
737
10,731
17,338
6,810
5,580
3,664
12,001
8,673
1,191
22,415
6,953
'.1
1
87
7
11
22
15
22
7
29
26
5
33
10
52
20
4,675
98
551
619
652
339
121
311
707
40
771
238
53
...
1
2
1
32
32
2
1
54
20
425
100
1,641
1,568
55
10
55
18
521
9
139
126
60
63
9
178
43
5
i308
67
56
83
1,135
19
509
458
200
235
79
674
136
41
765
254
57
2,920
135,280
1,219
29,366
25,061
9,101
10,543
963
35,406
16,707
546
65,435
32,105
56
11,456
283,582
3,135
111,882
108,458
31,396
40,585
22,262
131,593
31,384
8,847
193,938
83,613
59
1
40
2
6
9
8
5
4
20
10
1
12
15
Bli
300
18,437
400
2,016
1,980
2,150
868
518
6,671
12,080
50
2,499
15,125
,61
7
93
1
26
48
21
20
22
69
37
91
23
,62
48
365
2
162
228
109
84
98
317
115
5
246
127
63
35
831
10
255
496
143
249
378
617
437
642
510
64
213
3,615
4
1,519
1,746
770
1,072
2,402
3,132
718
58
1,885
553
65
1
24
16
21
12
8
16
25
16
25
6
66
5
466
166
319
64
175
302
398
330
392
454
67
8
31
4
3
16
11
3
12
13
30
3
42
12
68
487
6,671
330
530
5,954
799
200
1,425
1,669
11,059
209
18,203
937
69
4
90
22
24
16
34
24
49
13
145
5
70
4
133
80
64
40
45
57
101
17
1
190
12
71
12
6,783
804
1,513
893
981
1,203
5,850
230
19,479
92
7'2
57
6,485
1,789
2,257
1,737
1,138
3,220
8,105
325
1
26,499
277
78
4
90
22
24
16
34
24
49
13
145
5
71
53
31,020
2,715
6,003
5,141
3,470
9,795
29,133
1,094
90,948
686
77,
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(223)
224
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
This census Is authorized by Act of Congress. United States Code, Title 13, Sections 5. 9,
■ nd guaranteeing that the information furnished be accorded confidential treatment. The
regulation.
142, 221-4, requiring that the inquiries be answered completely and accurately,
cenaua report cannot be used for purposes of taxation. Invent igat Ion. or
NEW YORK
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE— BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
PARSONS. KANSAS
A 4 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE « QCQ
M *• QUESTIONNAIRE: * ^**^
A1 No.
ction I.— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
(If a member of the family or anyone else fills this questionnaire for the person in charge,
be sure that all the information is given for the person in charge.)
I. What is your name (person in charge)?
(Middle Initial!
2. What is your mail address?
Section II.— OWNERSHIP
OFFICE ISE MM
OWNED LAND Include all land and tracts of land owned, regardless of where located
even though these are considered separate units; also cropland, pastureland. woodland,
and wasteland.
None □
How many acres do you <
(// no land t
irk X in the square for "None ")
LAND RENTED OR LEASED FROM OTHERS: Include all land and tracts of land
rented or leased by you regardless of where located. Include any separate fields, meadows,
pastureland, woodland, and wasteland. Also land used by you rent free and land from
which you cut hay this year.
4. How many acres do you rent from others? Include acres worked on shares. None Q
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [5].)
(a) What is the name and address of each landlord and the number of acres
rented or worked on shares for each?
Name of
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Name of
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
LAND MANAGED FOR OTHERS:
[5] How many acres do you operate for others as a hired manager? None □
(Enter the name and address of employer under question 4(a) )
LAND RENTED OR LEASED TO OTHERS; Include any separate fields and hay land
rented to others. Include land worked on shares by others. Do not include land leased
to the Government under the Soil Bank.
•. How many acres do you rent to others? None Q
(// "None," mark X and skip to questi
(a) Of the acres rented to others, how many
are owned by you? None □
VI)
ACRES IN THIS PLACE-
[7] Adding acres owned and acres rented from
others, then subtracting acres rented to others, we get
(Question 3 plus question 4 mini
:
Acres In (his place
question 6; if managed, question 8 minus question •.)
Thla Is all the land operated by you even though part of It may be located elsewhere or In other counties
The remaining queatlona of this report refer to the total acrea of land reported for this question.
LOCATION OF LAND:
8. Is any of this land located in another county? ... No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [9].)
(a) How many acres arc in your county? Acres
(b) Give names of other counties and acres located in each:
(Name of county)
Section III.— CROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR. 1959
Report all crops harvested or to be harvested thla year from these (read answer for question 7) acres
If you rent or work land for others on ahares Include landlord's share.
CORN: (Include the landlord's share
as sold if taken from this place.)
[9] Was any corn harvested for any
purpose thla year? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [13] I
[Answer these questions, if " Ken. ")—""-^
10. Corn for all purposes?
(Do not include sweet corn or popcorn,)
la) Corn for grain?
(70 lb. ear corn or 56 lb. shelled corn =
(c) Corn hogged or grated, or cut for green or dry
fodder (ears not husked or snapped)?
(1)
How many
acres were
or will be
harvested?
(2)
How much
was or
will be
harvested?
Ho
(3)
' much
of thla
year'a
crop was
ir will be
•old?
(•ballad
fcaala)_
OB
swktu
(The total of the acres for i
and (<) must equal the acres
■stions (a), (b),
ir question 10.)
SOYBEANS:
[13] Were any soybeans grown for
any purpose this year?
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [21])
{Answer these questio
No D Yes D
14. Soybeans fur all purposes?
(a) Soybeans (or beans? . . .
(b) Soybeans for hay? ...
(1)
How many
acres were
(e) Soybeans hogged or grazed, or cut for silage?
(d) Soybeans plowed under for green manure, not
grazed or otherwise harvested?
(The total of the acres for (a)
and (d) must equal the acres for
, (b), (e),
question 14.)
SMALL GRAINS: (Include the landlord's share as sole
if taken from this place )
{Answer these questions, if "Yet
Were any of
the following
grain crops
harvested
this year —
[21] Wheat? . . .
26. Oats for grain? .
29. Barley? . . .
30. Rye?
35. Buckwheat?
38. Other grains?.
_ Mixed grains?
were
combined or
threshed?
(3)
How much
of thla
year'a crop
was or will
be sold?
tiu
HAY AND GRASS SILAGE CROPS: (Be sure to include hay
cut from land owned by others If two or more 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.)
Were any of
the following
hay crops
harvested
thla year —
(An
39. Alfalfa n
hay and
' thei
id alfalfa mixtures for
fur dehydrating ?
42. Clover, timothy, and mixtures of
clover and grasses (or hay?. . . .
45. Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay?
(Include oats cut when ripe or
nearly ripe for feeding untnreshed)
47. Any other hay?
(Include bromegrass, millet,
old meadows, wild grasses.)
48. Grass silage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or small grains?
(I)
How many
acres
were
harvested
this year?
How many
tons were
harvested?
welfhl)
(3)
How much
of thla
year'a crop
was or will
be Bold?
ALFALFA SEED, CLOVER SEED, AND OTHER FIELD SEEDS:
49. Were anv alfalfa seed, clover seed, or
other field seed crops harvested thia year? No D Yes □
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [79] )
{Answer these questions, if " )'e<.")— ■!
50. Alfalfa seed?
51. Red clover seed?
53. Timothy seed?
70. Blrdsfoot trefoil seed?
78. Other field seeds? .
Millet? Ryegrass?
SudangrasB?
(1)
Acres
harvested
or to be
harvested?
Quantity of
"clear."
sued
harvested
or to be
harvested?
POTATOES AND DRY BEANS:
{An
; questions, if "
cropa
harvested
thla year—
[79] Irish potatoes for home use or for sale?
(If less than 10 hundredweight were
harvested, do not report acres
10 buBhels = 6 cwt.)
90. Dry field and aeed beans?
(1)
-low many acres
were or will
be harvested?
(Report tenths
of an acre for
potatoes i
T.ria*
(2)
How much
was or
will be
harvested "
CwL
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225
VEGETABLES FOR HOME USE AND FOR SALE:
105. Were any vegetables, sweet corn, or melons,
harvested (ftia year for home use? No □ Yob □
106. Were any vegetables, sweet corn, or melons,
harvested this year for sale for fresh market or
to eminent, freezer*, processors? No □ Yes D
(// "No" for question 106. mark X and "kip to question [143].)
{Anxwer these question*, if " Yea.'
Were any of the following
vegetable crops harvested
this year
(If two or more plantings
of the same crop were
made, either on the same
land or on different land,
report the total harvested
ncres of the several
plantings.)
107. Tomatoes?
108. Sweet corn?
109. Cucumbers nnd pickles? ....
110. Snap beans (hush and pole types)?
112. Cabbage?
113. Sweet peppers?
117. Cantaloups and muskmelons?
119. Green peas?
120. Green lima beans?
121. Squash?
123. Dry onions?
124. Asparagus?
125. Carrots?
126. Lettuce and romalne?
127. Beets (tabic)?
130. Spinach?
131. Cauliflower?
134. Celery?
135. Broccoli?
141. Other? (See list below.) ....
V.l,t n.
.,!.- n
CD
Acres harvested?
(Report i in Mii of
acres)
Tanlha
/10
no
A"
/in
no
Bruaarli sprout*
SolM chard
I landtllon p«ni
Eanrole, end Its, and chlcorr
Paraler
Radlahea
Rhubarb Walarmelona
142. What was the vail
(Include landlord's
■ of all vegetables sold this year?
share. Do not include the value of Irish potatoes )
BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS;
[I43J Were uny berries or other small
fruits harvested this year for sale? ... No D Yes □
(// -Wo," mark X and skip to question [152].)
(Answer these questions, if ">'«.")■
Were any of
the following
berry crops
harvested
this year —
144. Strawberries?
145. Raspberries? . . .
147. Blueberries (tame)?
151. Other berries?
Blackberries?
Currants?
Acres harvested?
(Report tenths of
acres)
Tanlha
no
TREE FRUITS, NUTS, AND GRAPES:
[152] Is there a total of 20 fruit and nut
trees and grapevines on this place? No Q Yea Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [198].)
(// " Yes," answer questions 153 through 197.)
153. How much land is in bearing and
nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nut trees? . . .
; Tantlu
/10
( Answer these questions, if "Yes
Were sny of
the following
hinds of
fruit and nut
trees on this
place—
154. Apples?
155. Peaches? ....
158. Pears?
161. Grapes?
165. Plums and prunes?
169. Sour cherries? . .
170. Sweet cherries? . .
196. Quinces?
197. Other fruits and nuts?
Apricots?
Chestnut*?
Planted blnck walnut-*?
English walnuts?
(1)
How many
trees (or
vines) are
NOT of
bearing age?
(2)
How many
trees (or
vines) are
of
bearing age?
(3)
How much
was
harvested
this year?
NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDH AND
PLANTS, AND BULBS:
[198] Were any nursery or greenhouse products, flower or
vegetable seeds or plants, flowers, or bulbs grown for sale this year? No D Yes D
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [202].)
(Answer these question*, if "YeSj,") ■ ' <
199. Nursery products (trees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals)?
200. Cut flowers, potted
plants, florist greens, and
bedding plants for sale? . .
201. Vegetables grown
under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable
plants, bulbs, mushrooms?
(b) Under glass? .
(1)
How much area
was used for
growing?
[ ) *
(b) Under glass
or in house?
(2)
What will be
the value of
sales in 1959?
It-
OTHER CROPS:
[202] Are there any other crops that were or will be harvested thts year on
this place — Hops7 Dry field mid seed peas? Popcorn?
Sorghums? Sweetpotatoes? Tobacco? No Q Yes □
(If -Yes,"
answer for each
crop.)
Section IV.— LAND USE THIS YEAR, 1959
203. Acres In this place (copy acres from question 7)-
CROPLAND:
204. How many acres of land were in fields and tracts from
which crops were harvested (including hay cut) this year? None Q
(This area may be obtained by adding the acres in the fields
or tracts from which one or more crops were harvested or hay
was cut this year; acres in nonbearing and bearing plauted
fruit trees, nuts, and grapes; and acres in nursery and
greenhouse products.)
THIS SHADED SECTION IS TO BE FILLED BY CENSUS ENUMERATOR
(a) Add acres of alt crops (with * in Sec. Ill)
and enter total here
(6) From how many seres of land were two crops
harvested this year?
(c) Subtract the acre* for (b) from (a) and enter
difference here
205. How many acres of cropland were used only
for pasture (or grazing) this year? None Q
207. How many acres of cropland were used only for
soil-Improvement grasses and legumes not harvested
and not pastured this year? None Q
208. How many acres of cropland have not
been accounted for? None □
(Include idle cropland and cropland on which all crops failed.)
WOODLAND: (Include as woodland alt wood lota and timber tracts: cutover and deforested
hind which has value for wood products and has not been improved for pasture.)
209. How many acres of woodland were
pastured (or grazed) thin year? None Q
210. How many acres of woodland were
not pastured (or grazed) this year? None Q .
OTHER LAND:
211. How many acres were in other pasture? None ,
(Not cropland pasture and not woodland pasture.)
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [212].)
(a) Of this other pasture, how many acres
do you consider to be Improved pasture? None Q
(Improved by liming, fertilizing, seeding,
irrigating, draining, and controlling weeds and brush.)
[212] How many acres were in house lots, barn lots,
lanes, roads, ditches, and wasteland? None
A. 1.1 these acres (questions 204, 205. 207, 208. 209. 210,
211, and 212) and enter the total here —
These
totals
must
Section V.— IRRIGATION
213. Of the total land in this place (reported in question 203),
ow many acres were irrigated this year?
None Q Acres .
/
/-x
/
226
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
lU
2IK. What is your race? (Mark one.) —
219. How old were you cm your last birthday? Years .
220. Do you live on this place? No Q Yes Q
221. Whru did you begin to ojarntc this place?
Report mouth if you began to operate this place since
January I. 1958.
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME:
222. How many days t his year did you work off your farm? Include work at a nonfarm job, business,
profession, or on someone else's farm Include days you expect to work off your farm between now and
December 31, 1959. (Do not include exchange work.)
{Mark i
- :.-
(I)
No—Q
(2)
O)
■ D
(41
■U_
(8)
223. Did unv other member of your fAmily living with you have a nonfarm job,
business, profession, or work on someone else's farm thia year? No Q Yes Q
224. Have you any income thia year from any of the following sources: Sale of
products from land rented out? Cash rent? Hoarders* Social Security? Old-age
HKSU.ta.ltce? Tensions? Veterans' allowances? Unemployment compensation? Interest?
Di. idends? Profits from nonfarm business? Financial help from members of your
family? No Q Yea D
(// "None" far question 222 and "No" far lioth question* 223 and
224, skip to question [226] )
228. Will the income which vou and vour family receive from work off the farm and
from other sources (listed in questions 223 and 224) be greater than the total value of all
agneultural products sold or to be Mid from vour place thia year? No Q Yes Q
Section VII.— FOREST PRODUCTS THIS YEAR, 1959
[226] How much was or will be received thia year from
the side of standing limber or trees? None sold Q $_
(Include standing timber sold for pulpwood.)
227. How much was or will be received thia year from the
sale of pole* and piling, bark, bolt*, and mine timber*? None Bold O *
(Do not include sale of standing timber, firewood, pulpwood,
fence posts, sawlogs, Christmas trees, and maple eirup.)
(Answer these questions, if " Yes")*
(Do not report below any products sold oi
the stump. Products sold on the stump
should be included in question 226.)
Were any of the
following forest
product* cut thia
year for home
use or for salt- —
228. Firewood and fuelwoodT
229. Pulpwood?
230. Fence poat*?
231. Sawlog* and veneer logs?
232. Christmas trees?
(I)
How much
was or will
be cut
fn 1959?
IF)
was or wil
be sold
in 1959?
233. How much maple sirup was made thia year? None Q Gallons
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [236] )
Number of
234. How many buckets were hung this year? None (~J bucket*
(Count bags and tubing attachments as buckets )
Section VIII.
-POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK NOW ON THIS PLACE AND LIVESTOCK;
■ ;■■;,„,_ PRODUCTION THIS YEAR, 1959 — ■ ;
Include all poultry and animals on this place owned by you, by your landlord, by your employees, and by
others.
POULTRY;
[236] Are there any chickens, turkeys, or other poultry on this place? No Q
237. If "No," were there any on this place any time thia year? No D
(// "No" for both questions 236 and 237, mar* X and skip to question [246] )
23*. How many chicken* (hens, pullets, roosters, etc .)
Yes D
Yes Q
noriths old and over are now on this plai
None Q Number .
Dozens _
Number .
239. How many broilers were or will be sold thia year? None CH Number .
(Report all broilers Bold and those grown for
others under contract.)
240. How many hen*, roosters, pullets, cockerels,
and other chicken* were or will be sold thi$ year? None Q Number .
241. How many dozens of chicken eggs
wen- or will be sold thia year? None Q
242. How many turkeys and turkey fryers
were raised thta year? None Q
(Include those raised from poults hatched, poults
bought, and those raised for others under contract.)
243. How many turkey hens note on hand are you
keeping for breeding n«xf year? None D N
244. How many ducks, geese,
and other poultry (not counting
chickens and turkeys) Give
were sold thia year? None Q name N
246. How much was onvill be received thia
year from the sale of turkeys, ducks, geese, and
miscellaneous poultry, and their eggs? None sold Q Value of sali
SHEEP AND LAMBS:
[246] How many ewes, rams, wethers, and
lambs of all ages are on this placc7 None Q Number -
( // "None," mark X and skip to question [247] )
a) Lambs under 1 year old? Number .
Of this total,
how many are
(b) Ewes 1 year old and over? Number _
(c) RamB and wether* 1 year old and over? Number .
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (e)
must equal the number for question 246.)
HOUSES AND MULES:
[247] How many horse*, mules, colls,
ponies are on this place?
None □ Number .
D-2
SHEEP AND LAMHS SHORN THIS YEAR, 1050:
251. Were nny sheep or lambs shorn thia year? No D Yes [ ]
(If "No," mark X and skip to question [254] :
252. Were any lambs shorn in 1959?
253. Were any sheep shorn in 1959?
(2)
How much
wool was
shorn?
HOGS AND PIGS:
[254] How many hogs and pigs of all ages,
including sows and boars, are on this place?
(// "None," mark X and skip to quettit
Of this total,
how many were born
. . . None □ Number .
[255])
f(m) Since June 1, thia gear? Number _
1(b) Before June 1, thia year? Number -
(The total for questions (a) and (b) muat
equal the number for question 254.)
SOWS AND GILTS FARROWING:
[255] How many litters were farrowed since June I.
thta year or will farrow before December It .... .
256. How many Utter* were farrowed between
December 1, last year, and June 1, thia year?
Number of
None □ litters
Number of
None D litters
CATTLE AND CALVES: (Include all cows and all other cattle and calves, both dairy and beef,
on this place )
257. How many cattle and calves of all ages are on this place* . . None G Number
(If "None," mark X and skip to question [262] )
i total,
iany are
1(a) Cowa? Number .
(Include heifers that have calved.)
(b) Heifers and heifer calves? Number .
(Do not include any heifers that have calved.)
(c) Bull*, bull calves, steer*, and steer calves? Number _
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (c) must
equal the number for question 257.)
COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:
258. How many eow* and heifers were milked yesterday?
None □ Number _
259. How many milk cow* were on this place yesterday? .... None □ Number
(Include dry milk cows and milk heifers that have calved.)
260. How many pound* of milk were produced yeaterday?
None □ Pounds
That* questions an to be
answered by CENSUS
ENUMERATOR
'(a) Doee AI number md In I or 7? .--No["J Yea^
(61 An acre* in question 7, 1,000 or mora? No Q Yea Q
Section IX.— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR, 1959
[262] Was any milk or cream sold thia year, 1959? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [265] )
Report all sales from this place whether made by yon or by others. Report dairy product* sold (or your
landlord. Be sure to Include dairy products which you will sell by December SI, thia year.
263. How much whole milk wa»
r will be sold in 1959? None Q
(Report in pounds of milk,
gallons of milk, or pounds of butterfat.)
264. How much cream was
or will be sold in 1959? None [ "]
(If cream wax sold by the gallon, multiply the
number of gallons by Syj to get pounds of butterfat
ar ■!■ Gallon* of milk
f ill I.h ■<< humrf.i
Lb of bMIofil
(2)
How much was or
will be the value
of sales in 1959?
\
Report
over to or
which you
all sales from this place whether made by you or by others. Report all animals turned
sold for your landlord, and anlmala fed under contract for others. Be sure to report animals
will sell by December 31, thia year.
Were any
or the
following
anlmala
sold or
will any
be sold
thia year
(1959)—
Ihtse oueafion*, if " »a.
(i)
How manv have
been aoltf thin
year?
How
wil
(21
many more
he Bold
(3)
How much was
or will be the
value of sale*
in 1959?
N.
*—
and Dec. 91?
[265] OItcdT . . . .
D
□
□
D
D
13
D
D
□
□
Naaa
D
N.mb*
Nor.
D
N.ab"
« 'on
266. Cattle, not
□
D
2*.7 Horn... muli-s
colli, and
D
D
268. Hog. and pig aT
D
a
269. She.p and
lambaT
□
a
NEW YORK
227
Include all fertilizer and lime used on this place during 1959, whether
purchased by you or b» your landlord.
271. On how many acres writ commercial fertilizer and
fertilizing materials used in 1959? None □ Acres
(If ••None," mark X and skip to question [272].)
(.■Iniiwr these questic
Wu rert thief
used //in year
on any of the
following crops-
la) Hay and cropland
paaturef
(b) Other pasture (nut
cropland)? . . .
(c) Corn?
id) WheatT
(e) Irish potatoes?
if) All other crops?
acres was
fertilizer
lined?
How much wait used —
(2)
l>ry materials?
(Include rock
phosphate)
/Ml
(3)
Liquid
materials?
[272] How many acres were limed in 1959T None Q Acres
(// "\onc," mark X and skip to question [274].)
273. How much lime or liming materials was used in 1959? . Toi
(Include ground lin
shells, etc. Omit li
(Include ground limestone, hydratcd and burnt lime, marl, oyster
used for sprays or sanitation )
Section XII.— SELECTED FARM EXPENDITURES AND LAND-USE PRACTICES
THIS YEAR, 1959
How much
was or will
be spent
this year
for—
ETRKS: Include expenses paid, or to be paid by December 31, 1959, by you and your
landlord for this place.
[274] Feed for livestock and poultry? None D $
(Include cost of grain, hay, mill feeds,
concentrates, and roughages, also,
amounts paid for grinding and mixing feed )
275. The purchase of livestock and poultry? None Q S
(Include baby chicks.)
276. Machine hire? None Q S .
(Include custom work such as traotor hire,
threshing, combining, silo filling, corn
picking, baling, plowing, fruit picking,
spraying and dusting.)
277. Hired labor? None D
(Do not include housework, custom work,
or contract construction work. Include cash
payments only.)
278. Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees? None O
279. Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
i— for the farm business? None □
«
700
s
/(Kl
LAND-USE PRACTICES:
280. How many acres of land were used to grow
cover crops f Ma year and then planted to another crop? None Q Acres .
281. How many acres of cropland used for grain or row
crops t hit year were farmed on the contour? None Q Acres .
282. How many acres of strip-cropping systems for
soll-erosloh control were on thus p ace thit year? None Q Acres .
283. How many acres of crop And pasture land on
this place have terraces? . . , . None □ Acres .
Section XIII.— FARM LABOR
(2)
1 1» u i
284. About how many hours lost week did (')
you (the person in charge of this place) do farm
work or chores on this place? (Mark one) — " < i»i»» n*m O
285. How many other members of your family did 15 hours or more of
farm work or chores on this place last week without receiving cash wagea? . None D Persons _
(Do not include housework.)
286. How many hired person* did any farm work or chores
on this place la§t week? None Q Persons _
(Include members of your family receiving cash wages.)
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [291].)
days or more during fftis year?
287. Of these hired
persons working latt week,
how many were employed
on this place for —
|1a) 150 d«
Mb) Less t
.(b) Less than 150 days during f/iia year?
None Q Persons _
□ Persons _
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must equal the number for question 286.)
288. Of these hired
persons working
taut week, how
many were paid on a —
(1)
Number of persons
Monthly
basis?
Weekly
basis?
Hourly
basis' _
Piecework
(2)
What was the agreed cash
rate of pay?
(If more than one
person, give average)
_/00 per month
l\>U*rm0n\,>
_/00 per week
_/00 per day
(3)
How many hours
per person were
these workers
expected to work
i this pay?
Par mania (bear*)
Par dar (aaara)
(The total of the persons reported in column 1 must equal the number for question ',
jw many hired persons pujd on a piecework basis
i I hi* place last Friday? None Q Persons
(// "Nont," mark X and skip to question [291 ]
nch did these hired persons on piecework (reported for
•am for their work last Friday?
Section XIV— EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
Include equipment, whether owned by you or by others, on this plaee.
Include equipment and facilities that are temporarily out ol order.
How many of the
following are on
this place —
[291] Grain combines?
292. Corn pickers (include picker-shellers and corn c
293. Pick-up balers?
294. Field forage harvesters (for field chopping of silage and
forage cmp*)7
295. Motortrucks (include pick-ups)? .
296. Wheel tractors other than garden1
297. Garden tractors?
298. Crawler tractors (tracklaying)? .
299. Automobiles?
Do you have on
(his place —
300. Telephone? No Q Yea Q
301. Home freezer (for quick freezing and storing food)7 . . . No □ Yes □
(Do nut include refrigerators.)
302. Milking machine? ... No Q Yea Q
303. Eleclrlc milk cooler? No Q Yes Q
304. Bulk-type milk cooler? . . No Q Yes D
305. Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops)'' No D Yea □
306. Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower? No Q Yes □
307. On whal kind of road
la (his place located?
(Mark one.)—
(I) Hard surface? □ fallow many mlloH to
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale? . . . Q
(3) Dirt or unimproved? . ... fj
hard surface road'
□ Less than 1 mile OR
// marked here, answer
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT, FARM VALUE3, AND MORTGAGE DEBT
308(a) Do you rent any land from others? No Q Yes Q
(b) Do you work any land on shares? No □ Yea □
(// "No" for both questions 308(a) and 308(b), mar* X and sktp to question [314].)
(// "Yn"Jor either question 308(a) or 308(b), answer questions 310 through 313)
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash as rent? No □ Yes □
(•) If "Yes," how much for the year? .... $ /OX)
311. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the crops (su.ch as J, |, J)7 . , . No □ Yes □
312. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the livestock or
livestock products (such a* J, ), J)? No Q Yes □
. No D Yes □
313. Do you have this land under any other arrangement (such as a fixed
quantity of any product, upkeep of land mid buildings, payment of
taxes, keep of landlord, rent free, etc.)?
E314] About
ow much
would the
land and the
buildings
sell lor —
(a) Land and buildings owned by you?
(Copy acres from question 3 .)
(b) Land and buildings rented from others?
(Copy acres from question 4.)
(c) Land and buildings managed for others?
(Copy acres from question 5 )
(d) Land and buildings rented to others?
(Copy acres from question 6.)
None
(1)
Acres
(2)
Total value
hhillfirs'
316. Is there any mortgage debt r,
buildings owned by you? {Mark on
i land and
)
- No Q Yes □ No land c
316. On what date did you fill this questionnaire?
Gl*a monlfe and dar
f
Section XVI.— ENUMERATOR'S RECORD— To be Oiled by Census Enumerator
County
Who furnished the informattor
in this report/ (Mark one)
WtraorotharmamaarafqaaraWirawHr Q landlord D
Certified by
, Crew leader
■ i_ .<;in a
Date [month and day)
Date (month and day)
228
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2 LISTING
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PART 1 -LIST CW PLACES IN fcD
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART III -FILLING Al
£
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A. U» the head of every household living in
chit ED.
AND ALSO
B Li*f every person, no* living in (hi* ED, who
ha* agricultural operation* in this ED.
<2)
Doe*
dm
per ton
or any
member
of hu
house-
hold
operate
a farm
(Of
ranch >>
<»)
Did fhi* person or any member of hi* household
have .ii aiii lime lhh> iwr-
Does
■hi*
person
Don this
nave
agricultural
operations
where he
lives'
(10)
Any
live-
•lock?
(hoc*?
cattle?
horses?
*heep?
goal*?
etc.)
«>
20 or
more
thicken*'
rurkey*?
duck*?
(*>
Any
crops?
(corn?
oat*?
hay?
tobacco?
other
held
crop*?)
(6)
20 or
more
fruit
aces?
grape-
vines?
nut
trees?
(7)
Any veg-
euble*
for tale?
berries?
nursery
or green-
house
product*?
(•)
1
10
No ■ Ye*
No J Ye*
No I Ye*
No • Ye*
No j Yes
No J Ye*
No | Yei
No ; Yes
1
1
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No ; Ye«
No : Ye*
No :y«
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No j Yes
No j Yet
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15
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16
17
18
19
20
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No J Yes
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No j Ye*
I
No | Yes
No J Ye*
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t
i
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(2)
(3)
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(10)
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ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
229
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PART IV -RKCORO OF C.OMPLrTION OF ENUMERATION
i
E
c
c
<
Don
this
person
work
any
land on
shares?
(12)
Callback required
Turned over (o
crew leader
CM
Date
Com-
pleted
(■6)
Reminders
(When h) rerurn. telephone
number etc.)
lis)
Date
Crew
leader s
initials
(14)
Al N..
?.
Dsuc
Date
2
3
4
S
At No
No ; Ye*
Date
Dare
6
7
8
9
10
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Date
Dare
1 1
12
13
14
IS
- 4
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N.. : Ye*
Daw
Date
16
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18
19
20
(11)
(12)
(1«
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(16)
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230
INDEX TO TABLES
County
Abnormal farms
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for bay
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
Beans
Beets (table )
Berries, specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Boysenberries
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broomcorn
Buckwheat
Butter, buttermilk, skljn 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 and perennial ryegrass seed
Conservation of land
Corn
Corn pickers
Cotton
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cows
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
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
Escarole, endive, and chickory
14,17
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
8
8
7
8
5
11
11
11
10a
9,10a
11
11
11
1
11
4,6
11
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
11
11
8
11
8
11
8
11
15,17,18,19,20
5
3
17,18,19,20,21,22
5,1/4,15,16
5
6
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,8
7
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,9
8
11
8
11
10
1
8
11
7
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,10
6
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,8
7
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,10
9
12
8
11
8
11
8
11
8
11
8
11
3,4,17,18,19,20
3
14,17,18,19,21
4,5
5
17,18,19,20,21
7
8
11
1,17,18,19,20,21
1,1a
8
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,6
8,15
11
15,17,18,19,20
5
8
11
6
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,8
7,17,18,19,20,21
4,10
8
11
4, 17, IB, 19,20, 21
6
1,2,3
1,1a, 2, 3
1,2,3,17,18,1
1,2,4
3,17,18,19,20
3
1,2
la
3,17,18,19,20,21
3
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
1,1a
17, IB, 19,20,21
1
17,18,19,20,21
1
3,17,18,19,20,21
5
3, 17, IB, 19,20, 21
17,18,19,20,21
7
1,17,18,19,20,21
la, 11a
8
13,17,18,19,20,21
4,11
8
13,17,18,19,20,21
5,11
8
11
1,17,18,19,20,21
1,1a
9
12
15,17,18,19,20
5
7
10
7,17,18,19,20,21
5,9
11
6
8
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
5
10
1
8
11
8
11
8
11
7
10
8
11
14,17,18,19
5
8
11
7
12,17,18,19,20,21
4,10
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,6
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
8
11
8
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,6
8
11
Ewes ,
Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated summer fallow.
Farm expenditures , specified ,
Farm labor. ,
Farm operators :
By age ,
By color ,
By residence ,
By tenure ,
By of f -farm work and other Income ,
Farm products , value of ,
Farm property, value of
Farms, number ,
By color of operator ,
By economic class ,
By kind of road on which located ,
By 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 haze Inuts
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 ( inc luded 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 , approx imate
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
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,
3,4,
4,17,
3,4,17,
4,17,
i?i
1,17,
1,2,17,
3,
4,17,
5,17,
1,17,
2,16,
5,17
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
17,18,19
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
5
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
18,19,20,21
1
18,19,20,21
9
5
18,19,20,21
8
15,17,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
8
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
7
15,17,18,19,20
6,7,17,16,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
7
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
8
8
4,17,18,19,20
6,17,18,19,20
5,17,18,19,20
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20
6,12,17,18,19,20
7,12,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20
6,17,18,19,20,21
7
9,17,18,19,20,21
1,2
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
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
3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
8
INDEX TO TABLES
231
Land in Irrigated farms
By use
Land in strip-cropping systems for soil
erosion control
Land irrigated by source of water
Land pastured
Legumes, specified annual
Lemons
Lespedeza cut for hay
Lespedeza seed
Lettuce and romaine
Tlmn beans . • .*••■•
Lime and liming material, expenditures for. . . .
T.iiw and liming material used during 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
Mandarins ( 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 farms.
Mixed grains ,
Mohair clipped
Motortrucks
Mules and mule colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhite farm operators
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants, and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.)
Nuts, specified
Oats
Oats cleaned out of vetch and peas
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, and other small
grains cut for hay
Off -farm work and other income
Okra
Olives
Onions
Operators, farm. See Farm operators.
Oranges
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 pimientos.
Pick-up balers
Pimientos
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
Prunes
Pulpwood sold
Pumpkins
Purchase of livestock and poultry...
Quinces
County
Radishes
Rams and wethers.
Raspberries
Red clover seed. .
Redtop seed
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
5
17,18,19,20,21
S
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
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
9
9
9
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
8
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
3,4,17,18,19,20
9
9
8
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
3
3,17,18,19,20,21
14,17
17
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
1,1a, 11a
la, 11a
1
la
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
7
11
9
4, 5, 9,10a
5
5
5
4,8,9
4,5,9,10a
11
11
4,7
3
3,4,5
11
11
12
12
4,6
6
4,10
4,8
4,6
11
5
11
10a
4,6
111
11
11
3
12
11
11
11
11
5
11
11
11
11
11
5
5
3
3,4
5
5
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
4,6
11
11
11
11
11
4,8,9
10
5
6
5
11
11
li
11
»,7
4,5,9
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops hogged or grazed.
Rye
Ryegrass seed, common 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 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
Sweetclover seed
Sweet corn
Sweet peppers and pimientos
Sweetpotatoes
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
County
Xangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Temple oranges
Tenure of farm operator
Timber
Timothy seed
Tobacco
Tobacco farms
Tomatoes . . . .*
Tractors
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes.
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Turnips
Type of farm
Unclassified farms
Uses of commercial fertilizer.
Uses of land
Valencia oranges
Value :
Crops
Farm products sold
Farms (land and buildings)
Livestock .
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms
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 farm, by use
Wool shorn
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
Hired
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off farm
Young be rries .
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
23,24
9
5,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7
7,17,18,19,20,21
8
16,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
8
8
8
8
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
9
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
14,15,16
3,4,17,18,19,20
8
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5
5,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
4,6
4,6
4,6
4,6
5
•*'.<*-
,3,772
65!
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
99,
ew
:;rir5S^?^&
COUNTIES
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Part 8 — Counties
FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
New Jersey
COUNTIES
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 {From May 1, J 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, Chief
Warder B. Jenkins, Assistant Chief
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
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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 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. Nicholls, 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. 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.
August 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.
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
NEW JERSEY
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census
Legal basis for the Census
Pretest of the 1959 Census IX
Training program for personnel for enumeration IX
Enumeration period TX
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization
The agriculture' questionnaire IX
Agricultural operations
Enumeration assignments and enumeration districts
Enumerator's record book
Enumeration maps
Lists of special and large farms
Landlord-tenant questionnaire XI
Township sketch map
Field review 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 XI]
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
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
Of f -farm work and other income XVII
Equipment 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
Corn XIX
Annual legumes
Hay crops
Field seed crops
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 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 cows, cows milked, milk produced, and butter XXII
Whole milk and cream sold XXII
Sows and gilts f arrowing XXI
Sheep, lambs , and wool
Goats and mohair XXII
Bees and honey
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 XXII
Farms by color of operator XXII
Farms by tenure of operator XXIII
Farms by economic class XXIII
Farms by type XXIV
Value of farm products sold XXV
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VI CONTENTS
Chapter A— STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table— Page
1. — Farms, acreage, and value : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 3
2. — Farms and farm acreage according to use, by size of farm: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 4
3. — Farms and farm acreage, by color and tenure of operator: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 6
4. — Farm operators by color, age, residence, and off -farm work; and equipment and
facilities on farms : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 7
5 Specified farm expenditures and farm labor : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 8
6. — Livestock and poultry on farms, number and value: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 9
7. — Livestock and livestock and poultry products sold: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 10
8. — Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and sales of crops: Censuses of 1920 to 1959 11
9. — Nursery, greenhouse, and forest products : Censuses of 1920 to 1959 17
10. — Characteristics of places not counted as farms because of change in definition of farm: 1959 18
11. —Date of enumeration : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 18
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 19
13. — Farms reporting classified by acres harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 20
14 Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by economic class of farm, Census of 1959 24
15. — Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by type of farm, Census of 1959 26
16. — Hired farm labor and wage rates, Censuses of 1959 and 1954; and by size of farm, Census of 1959 28
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 42
19 Farms and farm characteristics by type of farm: Census of 1959 72
20 Farms and farm characteristics by size of farm: Census of 1959 84
21 Farms and farm characteristics by tenure of operator: Census of 1959 96
22. — Cash rent paid by cash tenants and share-cash tenants by economic class of farm: Census of 1959 106
23. — Sampling reliability of estimated totals for county and State by number of farms reporting, by levels 106
24. — Indicated level of sampling reliability of estimated county and State totals for specified items 107
Chapter B— STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table—
1. — Farms, acreage, and value : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 110
2. — Number of farms, land in farms, and cropland harvested, by size of farm: Censuses of 1959 and 1954 112
3 . — Farms and farm acreage by tenure of operator : Censuses of 1959 and 1954 114
4. —Characteristics of commercial farms , Census of 1959 116
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
11. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested : Censuses of 1959 and 1954
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
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.
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 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 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 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 30,000
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 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
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 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 1958
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 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 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 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
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 20,751 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.
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 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 15,836 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 Eecord 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 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 used 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 paft 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
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 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 ;md
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
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.
Reliability 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 2V£ 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 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 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 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 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-
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-
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 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.
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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 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
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 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 defini-
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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 till questionnaires on the same basis as
in 1959. In 1950, agricultural operations were denned 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 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, 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. 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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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 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 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
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 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 Vse. — 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 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 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 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 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 nonagrieultural 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 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 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.
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
farms having It.
Farms by Kind of Koad.— 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 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 office processing operations.
Wage Kates 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 1954, 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 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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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 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 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, 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.
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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 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 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 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.
Corn. — 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 corn
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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 corn 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 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 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 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 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. (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 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 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
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 products 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
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 harvested 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.
Value 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.
Irrigation
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 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 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
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
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 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 Orain 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 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, 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.
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 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 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 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 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 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 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
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 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 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 classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
b. 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 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 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."
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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 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 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.
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
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 beet seed.
Vegetable Vegetables.
Fruit-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.
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 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.
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches.
General-
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 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
Nursery and greenhouse prod-
ucts
Standing timber
Miscellaneous forest products
Miscellaneous poultry products
Milk and cream
Cattle
Calves
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 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
1 Adjustment 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
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 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 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. 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
(i)
NEW JERSEY
State Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data or value of land and building for 19r>0, 1954, and 1950 are based on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Farms number
Approximate land area (see text) acres
Proportion in farms percent
Land in farms acres
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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 20 acres farms reporting
SO to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 109 acres farms reporting
200 or more 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 pasture8 farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . . .farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes . . .farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Oilier pasture (not cropland and
not woodland)* farms reporting
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting
acres
Cropland, total3 farms reporting
acres
Land pastured, total farms reporting
acres
Woodland, total farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
15,459
4,813,440
28.6
1,379,002
89.2
42,527
538.76
11,098
657,877
2,889
1,354
918
1,420
2,561
1,492
464
409
46
9
4,791
125,038
5,065
108,822
1,399
25,479
4,085
83,343
1,164
24, 194
7,152
226,816
2,860
81,641
817
19,289
NA
154,614
12,680
891,737
6,795
230,873
7,785
251,010
1,902
73,873
22,686
4,814,080
34.6
1,665,241
73.4
27,663
400.70
15,434
788,398
4,738
1,948
1,251
1,944
3,335
1,715
503
460
36
7
8,107
184,230
7,700
113,498
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,920
39,248
[ 9,982
282,653
3,713
94,405
970
19,805
20,928
162,809
19,300
1,086,126
10,964
317,883
11, 171
321,901
1,775
58,912
24,838
4,814,080
35.8
1,725,441
69.5
19,642
294.64
17,470
781,820
5,514
2,449
1,489
2,369
3,730
1,560
359
315
36
8
8,342
160,688
8,926
148,275
NA
ilA
MA
!1A
2,238
43,806
10,960
276,341
5,522
124,812
NA
NA
22,477
189,699
20,729
1,090,783
12,595
329,306
12,141
320,147
1,033
28,117
26,226
4,814,080
37.8
1,818,103
69.3
11,171
161.15
21,467
915,729
6,962
2,865
1,903
2,957
4,534
1,872
374
348
20
6
5,196
116,481
NA
104,305
NA
NA
MA
NA
1,530
39,117
11,284
258,821
7,694
175,448
25,546
208,202
23,111
1,136,515
11,791
331,046
11,966
297,938
675
11,712
25,835
4,814,080
38.9
1,874,402
72.6
8,818
121.54
21,197
778,809
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,703
198, 538
NA
179,305
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
23,769
1,156,652
NA
NA
13,686
424,221
580
7,956
29,375
4,808,960
39.8
1,914,110
65.2
7,977
122.41
27,735
864,743
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,589
174,749
NA
190,524
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,690
52,359
13,220
303,343
6,339
115,424
NA
NA
27,593
212,968
NA
1,230,016
NA
342,532
NA
355,702
NA
25,378
4,808,960
36.6
1,758,027
69.3
11,776
169.99
21,832
776,954
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
• NA
9,927
197,856
NA
210,361
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,864
46,576
10,702
232,316
5,174
95,175
NA
NA
20,473
198,789
NA
1,185,171
NA
339,607
NA
29,671
4,808,960
40.0
1,924,545
64.9
8,848
136.42
NA
907,754
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,046
185,477
NA
218,297
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,463
43,610
12,826
253,542
5,473
105,970
NA
209,895
NA
1,311,528
NA
335,057
NA
297,152
NA
29,702
4,808,960
47.5
2,282,585
76.8
8,428
109.67
NA
2997,541
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
:a
MA
i!A
MA
MA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
454,768
NA
NA
NA Not available.
1For the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, in the Census year; for all other Censuses, in the calendar year preceding the Census.
2Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn
harvested for grain.
3Not fully comparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture. See text.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 and 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
All fafms number .
Under 10 acres number .
1'nder 3 acres number .
1 acre or less number.
2 acres number.
3 to 9 acres number .
3 acres number .
4 acres number.
5 acres number .
6 acres number .
7 acres number.
8 acres number.
9 acres number.
10 to 49 acres number .
10 to 29 acres number .
30 to 49 acres number.
50 to 69 acres number .
70 to 99 acres number.
100 to 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number .
180 to 219 acres number .
220 to 259 acres number .
260 to 499 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 . ,
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 acres . .
Land in farms according to use: '
Cropland harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting. .
acres. .
10 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
50 to 69 acres farms reportine . .
acres . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting . ,
acres . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting. .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . .
acres. .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting . .
acres. .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting. .
acres . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting..
acres . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. .
acres. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting. .
acres . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
1959
(Oct. -Not.)
15,463
3,328
901
523
378
2,427
380
367
598
315
280
282
205
4,886
3,427
1,459
1,070
1,402
1,664
1,006
718
430
733
168
58
43
15
1,378,298
89.1
15,339
114,868
MA
NA
62,253
116,204
194,953
158,037
141,317
101,452
247,704
105,979
120,192
57,184
63,008
11,152
674,030
1,170
3,351
3,008
39,002
NA
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
939
28,595
1,355
63,912
1,626
103,593
977
82,908
712
76,097
420
50,021
728
134,516
161
50,705
56
41,330
41
16,424
15
24,906
_L
22,686
5,935
1,281
NA
NA
4,654
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,631
5,514
2,117
1,575
1,818
2,190
1,294
798
446
764
175
1,665,241
73.4
27,575
172,738
92,396
80,342
91,810
151,611
255,144
203,041
157,156
105,873
255,516
113,705
131,072
NA
NA
15,434
788,398
2,113
5,650
4,669
58,036
2,985
26,130
1,684
31,906
1,396
42,574
1,683
75,246
2,103
135,769
1,261
106,742
782
84,725
441
55,492
755
129,325
171
47,308
60
47,531
NA
NA
NA
NA
1950
(April 1)
24,779
6,282
1,542
NA
NA
4,740
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
8,379
5,902
2,477
1,864
2,195
2,567
1,337
1945
(January 1)
804
463
685
155
1,734,938
70.0
28,824
197,662
102,339
95,323
108,959
182,276
299,754
209,660
158,046
110,066
239,101
94,824
17,598
796,228
2,366
6,577
5,576
69,957
3,612
31,568
1,964
38,389
1,725
52,458
2,015
87,093
2,470
149,184
1,306
110,279
799
79,520
463
59,375
679
99,372
152
45,411
47
37,002
26,226
6,201
1,297
NA
NA
4,904
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,810
6,027
2,783
2,180
2,482
2,883
1,528
856
420
683
140
43
NA
NA
1,818,103
69.3
28,053
207,348
101,782
105,566
127,159
206,486
333,779
238,962
168,759
99,602
230,616
88,720
88,619
NA
MA
21,467
915,729
3,420
9,560
7,232
97,933
4,726
43,610
2,506
54,323
2,046
67,944
2,373
114,150
2,801
181,300
1,490
126,525
837
87,241
415
52,290
676
111,060
136
34,907
41
32,819
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
25,835
5,499
879
NA
NA
4,620
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,948
6,050
2,898
2,266
2,724
3,168
1,496
740
349
512
78
55
NA
NA
1,874,402
72.6
26,798
213,961
103,364
110,597
131,910
227, Ml
367,003
233,360
M5,457
82,536
169,244
51,096
225,896
NA
NA
21,197
778,809
3,072
8,626
7,275
89,406
4,701
40,508
2,574
48,898
2,086
61,984
2,577
113,818
3,055
182,466
1,443
110,088
722
66,216
336
35,661
499
71,266
77
17,885
55
21,393
NA
1935
(January 1)
29,375
6,031
792
NA
NA
5,239
NA
NA
NA
10,564
7,122
3,442
2,761
3,181
3,503
1,594
795
336
1,914,110
65.2
30,173
253,158
122,552
130,606
160,789
264,374
403,543
247,997
155,898
79,748
151,526
56,382
110,522
NA
NA
27,735
864,743
NA
14,382
NA
120,800
NA
1930
(April 1)
57,949
NA
62,851
81,356
NA
135,024
NA
204,918
NA
117,280
NA
68,290
NA
33,857
NA
55,206
NA
16,878
NA
16,752
NA
NA
NA
NA
25,378
4,200
860
NA
NA
3,340
MA
8,812
NA
5,732
425
72
1925
(January 1)
1,758,027
69.3
20,221
217,973
NA
NA
138,893
46,103
60,571
21,832
776,954
NA
7,573
NA
101,065
NA
NA
NA
NA
3202,994
NA
'389,774
NA
48,538
NA
14,688
NA
12,322
NA
NA
NA
NA
29,671
4,904
414
NA
NA
4,490
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,020
NA
NA
6,622
405
62
28
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
1,924,545
64.9
25,772
266,870
133,319
39,906
55,216
NA
NA
NA
907,754
NA
12,376
NA
134,087
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3247,081
NA
NA
NA
'440,206
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
49,992
NA
11,163
NA
12,849
NA
NA
NA
NA
29,702
3,459
378
NA
NA
3,081
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,526
HA
NA
7,367
7,712
489
93
56
NA
NA
2,282,585
76.8
18,757
266,653
NA
NA
526,424
1,089,605
161,422
58,708
161,016
NA
NA
2997,541
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
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959-Continued
[Data for 1359 anil 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Census of —
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
Land in lams according to use '-Continued
Cropland, total* farms reporting. .
acres . . ,
Under 10 acres farms reportinc - .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporti ng . .
acres . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
180 to 219 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting. .
acres . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
1,000 or more acres. farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting...
acres . . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Land pastured, total farms reporting .. .
acres . . .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
10 to 49 acres .farms reporting . . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting . . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting...
acres . .
160 to 219 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
acres . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
acres . .
Under 10 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
10 to 49 acres farms reporting..
acres . .
50 to 69 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
70 to 99 acres farms reporting .
acres . .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting .
160 to 219 acres farms reporting . . .
acres . .
220 to 259 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
260 to 499 acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. .
acres . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting..
acres . .
2,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
acres . .
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
12,691
912,020
1,615
5,638
3,901
64,069
1,017
41,037
1,399
84,558
1,657
139,671
996
110,010
718
101,706
430
69,198
733
172,414
167
67,629
58
56,090
43
23,425
15
32,665
6,971
224,907
420
1,165
1,619
12,485
540
9,018
836
16,296
1,181
33,346
751
33,200
592
32,258
351
21,970
554
43,615
98
10,007
29
11,547
24
8,735
5
2,812
2,015
77,912
216
742
581
5,879
191
3,850
250
9,316
222
9,068
157
7,565
108
5,781
93
6,357
112
10,642
55
7,857
30
10,855
21
4,332
9
6,523
1950
(April 1)
19,300
1,086,126
3,484
11,727
6,778
104,322
1,542
.61,133
1,789
104,802
2,178
183,353
1,292
142,749
796
111,400
445
72,532
761
170,882
175
64,475
60
58,751
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,964
317,883
1,282
3,639
3,157
25,943
895
13,496
1,164
25,751
1,652
52,047
1,030
45,331
643
35,226
365
23,364
610
56,617
131
22,669
35
13,800
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,775
58,912
191
563
550
5,713
172
3,409
195
5,509
211
8,931
123
6,472
82
4,460
57
2,993
123
8,455
43
4,568
28
7,839
NA
NA
NA
1945
(January 1)
20,923
1,101,222
3,704
12,507
7,226
116,103
1,822
74,329
2,148
128,382
2,540
202,495
1,331
142,366
804
104,408
463
77,149
685
141,616
152
56,993
48
44,874
NA
NA
NA
MA
12,792
332,391
1,521
4,197
3,814
30,896
1,078
15,495
1,577
30,998
1,935
59,366
1,099
45,448
659
35,415
398
26,456
562
56,415
122
14,783
27
12,922
NA
NA
NA
NA
985
27,284
187
475
332
4,200
83
1,648
87
2,854
82
2,723
57
1,701
39
1,712
20
1,005
30
1,588
48
3,404
20
5,974
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
23,111
1,136,515
3,908
12,156
8,093
128,274
2,144
85,553
2,456
139,854
2,864
221,807
1,518
153,325
849
107,255
417
63,194
682
135,002
137
44,655
43
45,440
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,791
331,046
837
2,199
2,834
20,188
1,182
15,195
1,658
31,802
2,244
63,864
1,273
50,653
719
38,122
347
20,166
560
51,762
108
19,724
29
17,371
NA
NA
NA
NA
675
11,712
NA
NA
23,769
1,156,652
NA
15,115
NA
145,605
NA
94,269
NA
166,851
MA
263,780
NA
159,763
NA
51,968
NA
105,400
NA
28,152
NA
30,154
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1935
( January 1 )
NA
580
7,956
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
NA
1,230,016
NA
19,430
NA
175,732
NA
113,354
NA
188,438
NA
285,783
NA
163,798
NA
97,485
NA
48,274
NA
82,800
NA
25,509
NA
29,413
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
342,532
NA
NA
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
NA
1,185,171
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
339,607
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
UA
MA
NA
1920
(January 1)
NA
1,311,528
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
335,057
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available lFcr the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, In the Census year; for all other Censuses, In the calendar year precede the Census *%>*£ *"^e °f 1^/^
„hict figures are "available, except that com cut for forage »as excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in %Z££^™£££,t?*a£«£t.
acres. *100 to 259 acres. 'Not fully comparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland useo only ror pasoiue.
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 Tor only a sample of fvms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ALL FARM OPERATORS
All farm operators number. .
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
Managers number . .
All tenants number . .
Proportion of tenancy percent . .
Cash tenants number . .
ShareH:ash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-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 . .
Crop-share tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenants acres . .
Other and unspecified tenants acres . .
All 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 . .
ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
White farm 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 . .
Full owners acres . .
Part owners acres . .
Managers acres . .
All tenants acres . .
Cash tenants acres . .
Share-cash tenants acres . .
Crop-share tenants acres . .
Livestock-share tenantB 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 . .
ALL NONWHITE FARM OPERATORS
Nonwhite farm 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 . .
OUier and unspecified tenants number . .
Land in farms 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 .
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 .
Census of-
1959
(Oct. -Nov. )
15,463
10,883
3,069
212
1,299
8.4
857
55
86
50
251
1,378,298
630,466
487,586
91,562
168,684
111,677
14,950
11, 147
8,390
22,520
674,030
246,284
300,333
37,129
90,284
59,030
9,275
8,264
4,555
9,160
15,278
10,753
3,044
207
1,274
8.3
842
55
81
50
246
,369,108
623,256
486,051
91,532
168,269
111,557
14,950
10,877
8,390
22,495
671,055
244,214
299,773
37,129
89,939
58,920
9,275
8,044
4,555
9,145
185
130
25
5
25
13.5
15
9,190
7,210
1,535
30
415
120
270
2,975
2,070
560
345
110
1954
(Oct. -Nov. )
22,695
17,713
3,307
187
1,488
6.6
828
85
145
95
335
1,677,048
926,013
484,649
94,813
171,573
105,203
14,270
18,020
15,055
19,025
796,432
360,774
297,216
43,475
94,967
55,622
10,695
11,840
7,980
8,830
22,335
17,423
3,267
172
1,473
6.6
823
85
145
95
325
1,666,968
920, 143
483,279
92,893
170,653
105,188
14,270
18,020
15,055
18,120
792,352
359,474
296,546
42,050
94,282
55,612
10,695
11,840
7,980
8,155
360
290
40
15
15
4.2
5
10
10,080
5,870
1,370
1,920
920
15
905
4,080
1,300
670
1,425
685
10
1950
(April 1)
24,838
19, 557
3,054
312
1,915
7.7
1,030
80
223
71
511
1,725,441
1,007,860
402,823
113,436
201,322
110,918
13,232
27,771
11,004
38,397
781,820
398,293
237,961
46,434
99,132
53,127
9,073
16,595
5,775
14,562
24,358
19,180
2,998
308
1,872
7.7
1,012
80
213
70
497
1,709,749
997,341
400,236
113,023
199,149
110,218
13,232
26,981
10,862
37,856
776,047
395,216
236,506
46,268
98,057
52,728
9,073
16,126
5,660
14,470
480
377
56
4
43
9.0
18
10
1
14
15,692
10, 519
2,587
413
2,173
700
790
142
541
5,773
3,077
1,455
166
1,075
399
469
115
92
1945
(January 1)
26,226
19,759
3,221
575
2,671
10.2
1,564
28
453
626
1,818,103
1,051,479
364,492
170,704
231,426
127,502
3,758
58,726
41,442
915,729
490,438
228,118
75,173
122,000
65,350
2,823
34,571
19,256
25,529
19,219
3,166
566
2,578
10.1
1,501
27
442
608
1,798,975
1,039,740
362,086
169,982
227, 167
124,962
3,670
57,315
41,220
906,211
485,100
226,634
74,740
119,737
64,105
2,787
33,711
19,134
697
540
55
9
93
13.3
63
1
11
18
19,128
11,739
2,406
722
4,261
2,540
88
1,411
222
9,518
5,338
1,484
433
2,263
1,245
36
860
122
1940
(April 1)
25,835
19,448
1,922
430
4,035
15.6
2,615
52
810
558
1,874,402
1,213,239
205,448
113,235
342,480
194,133
6,737
95,047
46,563
778,809
457,363
120,501
45,343
155,602
84,389
3,901
52,522
14,790
25,387
19,149
1,900
425
3,913
15.4
2,551
49
773
540
1,859,757
1,206,250
204,699
112,399
336,409
192,490
6,557
91, 888
45,474
772,797
455,063
120,073
44,889
152,772
83,764
3,784
50,785
14,439
448
299
22
5
122
27.2
64
3
37
18
14,645
6,989
749
836
6,071
1,643
180
3,159
1,089
6,012
2,300
428
454
2,830
625
117
1,737
351
1935
(January 1)
29,375
22,007
1,575
551
5,242
17.8
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,914,110
1,176,845
130,598
160,073
446,594
NA
NA
NA
NA
864,743
527,768
79,851
50,561
206, 563
NA
NA
NA
28,873
21,721
1,538
542
5,072
17.6
NA
NA
NA
1,893,147
1,168,518
129,227
158,962
436,440
NA
NA
NA
NA
20,963
8,327
1,371
1,111
10,154
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,022
3,024
707
582
4,709
NA
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
25,378
19,564
1,207
659
3,948
15.6
2,049
NA
NA
NA
1,758,027
1,136,041
99,515
143,877
378, 594
172,424
NA
NA
NA
776,954
494,389
55,415
49,466
177,684
69,954
NA
NA
24,994
19,347
1,184
644
3,819
15.3
2,007
NA
NA
NA
1,737,934
1,129,626
98,248
141,891
368,169
170,400
NA
NA
855,721
768,476
524,744
491,669
79,144
54,884
49,979
48,605
201,854
173,318
NA
69,318
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
502
384
286
217
37
23
9
15
170
129
33.9
33.6
NA
20,093
6,415
1,267
1,986
10,425
2,024
NA
NA
NA
8,478
2,720
531
861
4,366
636
NA
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
29,671
23,875
660
413
4,723
15.9
1,864
NA
NA
NA
1,924,545
1,349,249
55,041
68,258
451,997
138,336
NA
NA
NA
907,754
611,226
35,985
30,709
229,834
57,069
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
29,702
20,752
1,137
987
6,826
23.0
'2,983
40
3,600
203
2,282,585
1,331,425
93,366
208,391
649,403
'224,641
5,519
407,000
12,243
2997,541
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
29,167
20,493
1,111
967
6,596
22.6
'2,896
39
3,466
195
2,256,265
1,322,995
92,794
206,413
634,063
'221,314
5,489
395,392
11,868
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
535
259
26
20
230
43.0
'87
1
134
8
26,320
8,430
572
1,978
15,340
'3,327
30
11,608
375
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available. lFor 1920, standing renters (renters paying a fixed quantity of products) were included with cash tenants. 2Total acreage of crops for which figures
are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn harvested for grain.
NEW JERSEY
State Table 4.-FARM OPERATORS BY COLOR, AGE, RESIDENCE, AND OFF-FARM WORK; AND EQUIPMENT AND
FACILITIES ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Dnta in italics are based on roports Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, sec 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)
FARM OPERATORS
By color:
White number .
Negro number .
Other nonwhite number .
By age:
Under 25 years operators reporting
25 to 34 years operators reporting
35 to 44 years operators reporting
45 to 54 years operators reporting
55 to 64 years operators reporting
65 or more years operators reporting
Average age years
Operators not reporting age number
By lesidence:
Residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence number .
By off -farm work:
Working off their farms, total operators reporting
1 to 49 days operators reporting
50 to 99 days operators reporting
100 or more days operators reporting
100 to 199 days operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
Operators not working off their farm or not
reporting as to work off their farm number .
By other income:
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting
number
Com pickers farms reporting
number
Pick-up balers farms reporting
number
Field forage harvesters farms reporting
number
Motortrucka 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 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 freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
Electric milk cooler farms reporting
Crop dner (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
2 or 3 miles farms reporting
4 miles farms reporting
5 or more miles farms reporting
15,210
225
24
no
1.1U
S,t7l
3, 890
i.ooe
t,7lt
ss.t
tss
13,703
1,056
700
5.587
796
III
i, 109
800
3,i09
9.930
1,173
t.139
1,101
1,179
3,119
3,168
1,918
1,109
11, H9
tO, 931
11, 9S1
19, 516
10, 7S8
Si, 7S6
i,05i
3,0!0
1.9S3
1,037
69i
10, 689
13, 678
911
1,H8
3,96t
i,790
13, W
18, 563
U, 8i0
H. i69
8,851,
3,008
3,019
167
IS, 86S
1.01S
1,1,09
1,031
S78
188
86
22,246
394
46
310
t,llt
i,617
5,713
5,397
i,!73
11.7
173
21,440
1,031
215
8,610
1,069
6t6
6.9S6
1,117
5,799
11, 086
t,iS0
S,i6i
1,933
1,973
S, 06S
3,0Si
1,636
1,701
15, 1)67
Si, 1,60
16, 351
30, 316
13, 331
S5, SIS
6,571
3,980
1.7S5
633
','.!
13, 106
Si, S18
776
1,006
i,70S
5,093
18, 966
S8, 7S1
SI, 153
19.93S
9,919
S.SOi
NA
24,358
447
33
881,
1,338
i.SOi
6.96S
6,691
i.Olt
CI. 8
1,088
23,282
999
557
8,567
UtV
806
6,613
1.08S
6,i31
1.9S5
S.009
1,006
1.0SS
1,761
l,80i
NA
NA
15, 6ti
S3, 938
16, 37i
16, 039
13, 366
SI, 75i
7,786
i, 056
1,571,
13, 03 i
SO, 513
1,011
1,111
1,871
i,l85
18, 86i
S7, 766
St, 0i9
17, 8t9
6,968
1,798
NA
18, IIS
t.oot
t.'3i
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
25,529
697
460
2,606
5,246
7,557
6,193
3,957
50.6
207
25,091
997
138
7,265
478
408
6,379
933
5,446
876
876
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16,338
23,220
14,604
19,809
'14,604
'10,781
'2,986
'637
NA
17, 338
NA
1,130
NA
I, 616
21,183
27,875
24,059
13,842
NA
3,570
NA
NA
NA
623,441
61,213
61,188
25
25,387
438
10
305
2,030
4,563
7,361
6,095
4,209
51.9
1,272
23,196
1,113
1,526
6,422
992
677
4,753
1,331
3,422
19,413
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
13,590
17,106
10,839
12,920
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18,514
24,223
HA
9,359
15,160
2,964
6,864
28,873
502
6,018
1,488
1,049
3,481
1,424
2,057
24,994
372
12
280
2,433
5,891
6,828
5,343
3,384
NA
1,219
5,891
1,484
826
3,581
1,215
2,366
19,487
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
12,504
14,753
7,241
8,088
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
17,782
22,371
NA
10,373
NA
z8,529
*6,989
8,835
NA
NA
NA
4,113
4,419
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3 6, 986
s7,785
12,731
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available.
'Figures for 1945 are for all tractors.
zConcrete, brick, asphalt, and macadam.
3Cancrete or brick and macadam. Asphalt was not Included.
^Includes sand-clay.
5Gravel.
6Distance to all-weather road. See text.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data in italics arc based on reports for only a sample of farms. See toxtj
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
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)
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES'
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Machine hire farms reporting . .
dollars. .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Si to $199 farms reporting . .
S200to$499 farms reporting..
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
S1,000 to S2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting. .
Hired labor2 farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
Si to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to$499 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
S1.000 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting . .
510,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
520,000 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 and fertilizing
materials farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars . .
Lime and liming materials farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars . .
FARM LABOR
Farm workers (or specified week:'
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting . .
persons. .
Average per farm reporting persons . .
Family workers, including operators farms reporting. .
persons . .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting . .
persons . .
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by month farms reporting. .
persons . .
Workers hired by week farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by day farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by hour farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired on piece-work basis . . farms reporting. .
persons . .
No report as to basis of payment. . . . 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 reporting.
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
' Seasonal hired workers farms reporting .
persons .
Farm's by kind of workers during 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 workers 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 farms .
10, 4H
70, 116, 951
7,054
16, 199, 880
4, SIS
1,637,713
1,569
1,364
663
tS3
3f>
10
1
9,619
41, 603, 793
1,130
1,301
1,071
1,319
1,664
1.10S
616
303
15, ItS
9, 163. 659
7,391
6, 443, 967
9,151
104, 173
NA
4,16!
116, S3t
NA
13, 41s
36, 334
t. 6
13, 091
10, 539
It, 759
5.S9S
7,760
5,447
14, 795
1,576
1,970
1,618
6,t40
tS9
1,919
6,167
135
733
4,317
1 0, 4*8
1,499
906
1,54
311
147
t,041
4,307
1,046
7,971
4,160
1,4*1
130
6,110
t,9SS
S,086
lot
3t7
til
50
16, 816
SS, 876, 433
NA
NA
8,4*7
t, 050, 436
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
It, 31S
41, 817, £77
1,861
1,775
1,660
3,110
1, 968
1,108
661
174
17,553
8, 841, 164
NA
NA
11,819
137, 680
11,898,511
6,954
113, 163
1, 035, 981
to, 975
69, 458
3.3
10, 469
34, 061
19,834
9,931
14,118
8,961
35, 396
1,313
4,S35
3, 133
7,184
653
1,380
3,649
J5, 163
816
7,434
6,865
3,145
1,336
665
399
110
4, 6£fi
19, 756
1,710
11, 014
6,033
6,546
435
8,465
i, 60S
3, 750
100
506
NA
NA
18, 886
70, 511, 169
14, 78S
17,991,864
9,714
1, 119, 341
13, 936
39, 096, 154
1,440
t, 081
1,010
3,431
3,961
18, 343
7, 616, 186
15, 007
7, 116, 167
NA
11, 339
56, 807
1.6
10, 519
31, 694
19,4*0
9,4*0
13,114
S, 7S9
13, 113
1,704
6,579
3.545
7,171
973
1,749
1,584
6,111
158
1,181
7S
tlS
7,113
17, 776
4,185
1,669
S65
464
160
1,649
5,437
1.440
11, 550
6,411
5,3tt
796
7,979
4,616
3, 109
164
810
NA
NA
22,123
46,908,229
15, 613
10, 6S5, 191
NA
NA
14,339
30,1B4,601
2,548
2,524
2,457
3,737
3,073
16, S03
4, 5tl, 766
15, 731
NA
7, Oil, 168
10, !35
NA
1,119. 368
24,476
47,658
2.0
24,100
35,585
23,349
8,937
12,236
5,842
12,073
NA
1,750
18,634
11,470
6,484
680
5,466
3,693
1,702
71
376
NA
NA
1S>J0
18,968,056
12,351
14,919,478
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,507
3,124,235
NA
NA
15,061
170,540
4,855,959
9,378
90,513
708,699
22,041
54,641
2.5
20,056
33,540
NA
NA
NA
8,635
21,101
4,777
8,630
54,436
510,318
<?
(5)
6674
62,153
(6)
(6)
3,794
13,406
NA
NA
NA
6,650
NA
NA
1,985
NA
431
20,066
NA
8,006
NA
NA
NA
872
NA
NA
20,970
24,906
20,828,358
16,469,007
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
14,648
17,552,491
NA
16,913
NA
162,361
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
28,944
NA
59,255
NA
2.1
NA
28,072
NA
42,073
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,878
NA
17, 132
NA
NA
NA
15,478
14,186,113
MA Not available. 1For Censuses 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 included
in cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was included. 3Census of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1954, week of September 26-0ctober 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. 6Separate data not available for workers hired by the hour or piece-work basis. Questionnaire called for other
hired labor including piecework and contract labor.
NEW JERSEY
State Table 6.-LIVEST0CK AND POULTRY ON FARMS, NUMBER AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
9
[Data for number of livestock not fully comparable for the several Censuses. See text]
see text)
Census of —
(For definition.* and explanations
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
71,424,719
69,691,139
65,466,857
52,442,276
27,655,479
23, 761, 868
29,394,877
24,902,321
35,825,617
.farms reporting . . .
5,315
8,442
10,120
12,914
12,941
15,902
14,688
NA
21,535
number . . .
186,442
221,804
209,216
213,791
180,333
177,879
174,699
153,492
179,459
value, dollars . . .
47,330,983
38,559,189
43,688,708
30,830,969
17,716,372
12,339,833
17,218,305
11,299,002
18,347,004
Cows, including heifers that have calved .
.farms reporting . . .
4,706
7,567
9,513
12,204
12,472
15,622
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
125,959
146,613
139,527
156,216
139,699
133,206
106,644
124,750
133,153
value, dollars. . .
40,936,675
32,694,699
38,670,393
26,920,960
• 15,946,820
11,056,098
13,795,444
10,153,788
15,374,528
.farms reporting. . .
4,320
7,101
9,076
134,535
NA
12,409
HA
13,890
18,792
20,291
number...
119,894
139,461
NA
138,764
NA
105,331
122,384
130,497
value, dollars . . .
39,565,020
NA
NA
NA
15,888,800
NA
13,693,030
10,035,488
15,120,294
Farms reporting. . .
4,062
6,058
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
49,062
60,180
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars. . .
4,955,262
4,513,500
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, including steer
.farms reporting. . .
2,952
4,106
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
11,421
15,011
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
1,439,046
1,350,990
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
.farms reporting. . .
1,975
3,052
5,257
NA
12,629
17,654
15,604
22,564
NA
number . . .
6,993
8,226
12,582
22,559
31,713
43,154
42,753
62,103
78,326
value, dollars. . .
909,090
649,854
1,115,376
2,793,790
3,987,401
5,373,778
4,992,131
6,131,552
10,556,543
. .farms reporting. ..
NA
NA
4,775
9,084
11,799
16,803
NA
NA
24,935
number.. .
NA
NA
11,360
20,336
28,231
38,990
39,269
57,137
72,621
value, dollars. . .
NA
NA
1,003,880
2,517,455
3,537,481
4,853,702
4,572,841
5,567,586
9,653,169
. .farms reporting . . .
NA
NA
733
1,236
1,670
1,970
NA
NA
2,451
number. . .
NA
NA
1,222
2,223
3,482
4,164
3,484
4,966
5,705
value, dollars . . .
NA
NA
111,496
276,335
449,920
520,076
419,290
563,966
903,374
. .farms reporting. . .
1,892
3,446
4,436
7,241
5,395
7,833
5,858
7,901
17,028
number. . .
179,399
184,698
206,480
243,823
124,273
150, 812
128,466
55,854
139,222
value, dollars . . .
4,509,456
6,259,086
5,177,620
4,587,996
1,205,727
1,462,876
1,948,816
879,024
2,602,897
. .farms reporting . . .
1,093
1,763
2,070
NA
NA
NA
2,000
NA
NA
number . . .
83,690
70,122
70,818
NA
NA
NA
34,055
NA
NA
value, dollars .. .
1,255,350
1,332,318
865,966
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,456
2,613
3,502
NA
5,395
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. ..
95,709
114,576
135,662
NA
124,273
NA
94,411
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
3,254,106
4,926,768
4,311,654
NA
1,205,727
NA
NA
NA
NA
923
1,235
721
563
375
459
390
254
5,684
554
10,471
number. . .
14,846
17,954
15,022
8,182
6,028
7,235
11,744
value, dollars. . .
260,376
301,011
295,739
92,422
37,276
34,366
114,803
52,083
145,785
615
842
509
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
271
number . . .
3,930
5,395
5,641
NA
NA
NA
5,022
1,394
2,129
value, dollars . . .
66, 810
91,715
108,796
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
23,925
847
1,091
681
NA
375
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
10,916'
12, 559
9,381
NA
6,028
NA
6,722
4,290
8,342
value, dollars . . .
193,566
209,296
186,943
NA
37,276
NA
79,742
NA
121,860
816
1,031
653
336
280
337
NA
NA
493
number. . .
9,774
11,167
7,858
4,269
4,497
5,277
5,986
4,046
7,773
value, dollars . . .
166,158
178,672
148,416
42,690
28,256
22,691
70, 174
NA
111,140
609
706
451
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
1,142
1,392
1,523
NA
1,531
NA
736
244
569
value, dollars . . .
27,408
30,624'
38,527
NA
9,020
NA
9,568
NA
10,720
6,740
13,876
16,742
20,087
18,692
22,541
20,629
25,977
26,972
number. . .
12,673,316
15,919,872
10,075,566
8,376,909
5,388,339
4,820,136
4,096,656
4,113,622
2,534,371
value, dollars. . .
18,376,308
23,879,808
15,051,131
14,137,099
4,672,576
4,482,726
5,120,822
6,540,660
4,131,227
26
118
366
NA
945
1,566
NA
NA
1,469
number. . .
5,924
8,576
24,507
NA
14,996
23,548
NA
NA
7,925
value, dollars. . .
38,506
42,191
138,283
NA
36,127
68,289
NA
NA
42,161
MA Not available.
10 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 7.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1969 for livestock sold alive and dairy products sold are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars . .
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hogs, and sheep) farms 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 . .
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting. .
number. .
dollars . .
Cattle, not counting calves -farms reporting . .
number . .
dollars . .
Calves farms reporting . .
number. .
dollars. .
Horses and/cc mules sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars . .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting . .
number. .
dollars. .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars . .
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn farms reporting. .
number shom . .
pounds of wool . .
value, dollars . .
Lambs shom farms reporting..
number shom . .
pounds of wool . .
Other sheep shom farms reporting , .
number shorn . .
pounds of wool . .
LITTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous year
to November 30, Census year farms reporting . .
number of liUers. .
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.
Ducks sold farms reporting.
number .
Geese sold farms reporting .
number.
Guineas sold farms reporting .
number.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reporting .
dollars .
Average sales per farm reporting dollars .
Milk 9oId as whole milk farms reporting .
pounds .
dollars.
Cream sold farms reporting .
pounds of butterfat .
dollars.
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and
cheese sold farms reporting
dollars
136,142,878
5,546
15,253,229
53,099,318
5,835
67,790,331
4,607
111,133
7,680,814
3,410
27,524
5,601,298
3,974
83,609
2,079,516
224
1,647
373,059
1,040
228,656
7,088,336
564
8,540
111,020
771
11,458
81,987
38,535
69
446
2,109
746
11,012
79,878
758
20,210
634
9,340
584
10,870
5,087
10,434,524
8,609,601
175
3,511,831
4,179,079
4,975
6,922,693
4,430,522
5,211
156,183,250
57,787,801
516
1,392,929
232
160,442
353
220,353
154
4,375
18
718
3,147
53,060,783
16,861
3,147
998,612,650
52,778,787
293,555
281,996
147,147,939
6,778
15,030,238
10,969
79,687,004
5,644
126,131
6,623,275
4,182
36,322
5,207,275
4,954
89,809
1,416,000
234
805
225,700
1,391
228,422
8,021,847
551
9,390
159,416
777
n,900
79,117
46,678
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,068
25,427
765
11,087
801
14,340
8,490
16,825,506
13,820,886
509
6,425,681
7,407,930
8,159
10,399,825
6,412,956
9,424
172,462,421
63,108,903
1,412
2,757,215
843
339,050
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,023
52,384,019
3,982
1,024,572,215
52,067,282
41
289,441
316,737
8,508
17,895,485
50,503,403
13,023
72,840,884
6,937
113,576
8,346,122
4,511
37,450
6,473,703
6,066
76,126
1,872,419
529
1,199
378,866
2,804
268,254
9,076,253
311
4,982
94,244
422
6,343
43,565
19,105
NA
NA
NA
1,674
21,803
9,722
11,950,886
15,015,032
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,207
107,751,780
55,176,709
1,610
2,649,143
1,110
289,461
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
14,938
150,146,294
110,155
4,810
930,121,070
49,925,152
121
336,896
197,949
195
23,193
96,114,369
NA
49,827,845
15,241
46,286,524
8,205
107,662
3,655,202
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,374
222,374
3,183,692
213
6,495
61,202
249
NA
26,893
12,103
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,596
28,416
1,141
202,973
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
l6,077
139,824,364
H, 553
5,863
939,334,156
239,779,640
85
52, 528
226,838
3165
217,886
27,130,643
14,209
16,500,577
6,698
92,109
2,480,033
4,603
30,739
1,921,880
5,213
61,370
558,153
NA
NA
NA
2,158
115,728
1,507,522
145
3,063
20,758
248
4,418
29,762
6,818
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,806
16, 516
10,886
6,226,594
5,228,832
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
932
129,045
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'6,997
122,976,065
'3,284
6,594
804,386,518
2 22, 900, 592
202
182,477
248,707
3444
226,766
295
5,875
36,828
9,207
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,988
18,871
304
5,935
36,204
13,758
NA
NA
MA
MA
NA
NA
NA
1,551
10,874
13,089
4,343,236
.6,263,356
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,503
31,442,084
13,380,885
NA
NA
1,333
31,609
NA
NA
NA
'8,923
'20,841,117
'2,336
8,155
634,382,010
20,549,537
31,059
3124,495
4,156
24,666
12,338
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,993
NA
NA
523,811,096
NA Not available.
'All dairy products sold
2Publisb.ed values for 1945 and 1940 were computed on the basis of average prices. For this table, these values have been adjusted to equal the enumerated value of all dairy
products sold.
3Butter sold.
NEW JERSEY
11
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Census of —
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)
15,459
22,68
5 24,838
26,226
25,835
29,375
25,378
29,671
29,702
11,098
15,43.
17,470
21,467
21,197
27,735
21,832
NA
NA
657,877
788,39
) 781,820
915,729
778,809
864,743
776,954
907,754
2997,541
116,456,351
123,019,51
1 99,880,551
103,088,440
44,916,083
NA
NA
NA
NA
94,925,889
94,884,86
> 73,079,498
69,525,303
30,818,315
NA
36,149,825
NA
NA
5,643
9,08
10,400
14,072
13,763
17,178
14,579
17,619
NA
141,066
190,30
> 159,979
204,918
175,003
185,115
169,306
190,549
NA
11,814,295
14,807,82
, 9,428,032
9,689,462
5,173,075
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,939
7,74
5 9,051
11,923
12,098
16,247
13,348
15,362
22,885
100,284
134,11.
106,177
134,177
123,637
152,117
130,616
158,059
233,595
6,297,835
6,407,401
, 4,592,239
4,364,216
4,475,692
5,528,846
4,978,926
5,254,918
8,776,107
2,635
3,10'
i 32,041
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,455
3,443,883
3,118,49
i 1,047,496
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,503,449
4,373,732
5,145,51.
> 31, 485, 539
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,480,691
2,147
2,81
1 3,015
NA
2,939
NA
2,169
1,871
NA
38,636
52,17
! 49,769
NA
42,787
NA
29,724
24,684
NA
404,691
435,41.
> 407,129
NA
334,914
NA
251,478
190,293
NA
256
54
) 647
NA
1,475
NA
NA
NA
*7,298
2,146
4,01]
4,033
NA
8,579
NA
8,966
7,806
*76,405
NA
3
> 11
=68
42
NA
14
NA
NA
2,026
42
1 128
'846
286
154
69
42
397
155,775
17,121
) 8,640
'36,177
6,157
3,304
1,020
NA
7,387
3
1
1
2
3
NA
9
42
20!
...
8
6
12
11
39
1,297
1,47]
.
100
80
281
113
499
1
m
L
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
73(
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
800
95<
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
126
2!
) 11
NA
14
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,939
21'
128
NA
129
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,101
1,90]
1,080
NA
804
NA
NA
NA
NA
4
NA
26
NA
NA
NA
73
45
NA
149
NA
NA
NA
352
68
NA
195
NA
NA
NA
539
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
2
100
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2
NA
NA
2
6
300
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,444
3,42!
4,415
4,356
4,141
4,657
4,836
NA
8,124
42,567
55,53]
79,346
58,379
50,521
51,383
53,579
53,311
84,897
1,331,834
1,619,80;
1,860,994
1,358,430
1,103,347
1,095,959
1,100,937
1,002,823
1,378,269
2,330,710
3,628,36]
3,486,290
2,081,754
913,459
1,074,040
1,377,105
1,573,575
3,087,324
2,114
2,68]
2,625
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,224,685
1,361,12;
1,203,943
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,143,200
3, 048.92C
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,555
2,5a
2,462
3,013
2,901
3,846
3,215
4,317
7,582
22,173
34,13]
31,762
39,536
34,228
42,205
32,193
41,060
71,065
934,814
1,339,17£
1,049,597
1,287,858
914,204
1,351,496
815,609
1,116,315
1,477,319
719,807
1,138,30]
817,277
1,083,420
368,313
716,293
465,196
725,605
1,403,453
328
43f
250
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,043
147,968
171,35]
96,202
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
154,039
113,936
145, 65C
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
146,337
1,385
1,62C
1,386
733
436
160
181
121
163
21,354
21,14;
16,099
8,329
4,243
1,181
1,114
758
894
822,291
869,43E
609,985
231,892
115,610
23,965
23,784
13,743
14,613
838,737
930,29!
584,673
291,211
62,401
14,619
21,149
13,470
21,923
631
52]
327
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
429,330
334,113
133,930
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,983
437,916
357,50]
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,475
699
92C
939
1,221
1,292
1,793
2,131
3,708
6,742
8,921
10,47'
9,455
14,599
16,423
23,951
31,147
46,565
74,174
193,788
221,555
169,160
243,660
260,540
440,673
518,520
771,181
1,043,916
230,608
299,095
225,504
322,041
186,509
343,725
504,844
909,994
1,722,461
446
53S
482
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
147,370
157,625
92,677
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
175,371
212,794
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
It
(6)
NA
78
NA
271
576
1,793
2
9(
(.<■)
NA
519
NA
1,375
2,873
8,222
30
1,55£
(6)
NA
9,066
NA
24,596
51,740
110,309
33
1,55£
<«'
NA
6,621
NA
27,055
63,639
182,009
5
(6)
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
564
(6)
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
564
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10
m
633
42
NA
NA
NA
26
135
2,457
6317
627
987
426
1,225
185
3,080
66,851
66,079
11,138
20,729
13,011
27,753
3,063
2,772
74,331
66,079
13,885
12,461
9,213
23,925
4,288
2
hi
610
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,250
20,305
62,879
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,125
19,4
81
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
All farms number.
Cropland harvested farms reporting.
acres .
Total value of crops harvested,
Including horticultural specialties
and forest products dollars .
Total value of crops sold, including
horticultural specialties and
forest products dollars.
Com:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting.
acres .
value, dollars .
Harvested for grain. .. .farms reporting.
acres.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
dollars .
Cut for silage farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight*.
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder. . .farms reporting.
acres .
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all
purposes farms reporting.
acres .
value, dollars..
Harvested for grain
or seed farms reporting..
acres .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Cut for silage farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons, green weight.,
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting. ,
acres . .
tons cut . ,
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. ,
dollars . .
Harvested for sirup. . ..farms reporting..
acres . .
gallons . ,
Sales farms reporting . ,
dollars . ,
Small grains harvested:
Wheat farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . ,
dollars . .
Oats farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
dollars . .
Barley farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Rye farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Buckwheat farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
dollars . .
Other grains farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
dollars . .
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
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
purposes farms reporting.
acres .
Harvested for beans. .. .farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cut for hay8 farms reporting.
acres . .
tons.
value, dollars..
Sales dollars .
Hogged or grazed, or cut
for silsge farms reporting.
acres .
value, dollars.
Plowed under for green
manure farms reporting.:
acres . .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for Desna farms reporting..
acres .
100-lb. bags..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars .
Hay crops (see text):
Land from which hay was cut11 acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating. .farms reporting,
acres. .
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
tons,
dollars .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of
clover and grasses
cut for hay farms reporting.
acres.
tons.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting .
tons,
dollars .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other «°n
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
tons .
dollars.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres .
value , dollars .
Sales farms reporting .
tons,
dollars .
Grass Bilage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or
gmnl 1 grains farms reporting .
acres .
tons, green weight.
value, dollars .
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting .
acres .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Clover seed:
Alsilte clover seed farms reporting .
acres .
pounds .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Red clover seed farms reporting.
acres .
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Other field seed crops acres .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
1,612
36,629
1,018
28,248
696,946
1,407,831
1,324,198
153
1,095
1,943
53,433
5,888
365
5,089
178, 115
222
2,197
22
264
1,990
1,990
199,672
3,221
86,667
238,115
7,500,623
574
25,282
796,386
2,995
63,546
115,031
2,990,806
571
14,651
380,926
479
5,502
8,822
202,906
38
1,258
28,934
727
24,853
31,334
689,348
113
13,995
307,890
902
19,104
124,224
1,055,904
19
2,595
727
567
1
14
980
176
167
10
99
5,538
1,440
1,179
25
374
310
2,092
40,044
1,176
29,449
594,311
1,545,209
1,359,782
394
2,902
5,799
173,970
19,139
422
5,549
321,842
278
2,144
9
30
257
2,339
2,222
226,739
4,483
98,600
221,658
9,642,123
594
22,419
975,226
4,143
81,453
132,755
4,712,802
545
11,819
419,576
698
6,477
9,539
300,478
25
403
12,693
934
21,876
30,044
871,276
113
13,011
377,319
18,333
111,273
778,911
3
38
965
434
238
2
16
2,000
460
276
20
258
13,440
5,645
3,102
92
1,310
901
2,577
34,320
3,212
40,724
962
17,160
310,048
665,956
NA
726
11,635
140,615
296,011
NA
833
6,440
9,272
241,072
NA
2,524
27,902
40,908
1,107,903
NA
350
4,008
180,360
NA
NA
NA
798
6,712
NA
NA
12222,154
3,866
61,198
136,842
5,091,602
NA
NA
NA
6,459
124,915
205,224
6,186,264
NA
NA
NA
NA
129,117
7,457
12 299, 855
NA
NA
NA
1,042
20,138
25,629
690,331
NA
NA
NA
439
9,109
50,876
430,182
5
90
2,976
1,488
NA
3
35
3,500
1,330
NA
45
403
23,280
13,580
NA
95
3,071
NA
2
16
50
379
NA
"247,264
5,023
75,041
140,701
4,953,543
NA
NA
NA
6,613
118,407
154,266
5,012,589
NA
NA
NA
NA
1213,386
5,370
12403,608
NA
NA
NA
NA
40,430
47,516
1,075,047
NA
NA
NA
2,552
24,595
291
3,234
48,984
56,205
NA
2,140
18,757
31,386
499,998
HA
'38
"91
1,181
3,936
NA
12218,605
4,566
53,023
102,635
2,392,392
NA
NA
NA
7,420
107, 510
133,366
2,495,402
NA
NA
NA
NA
1215,873
11,587
12269,761
NA
NA
NA
NA
38,344
44,568
647,785
NA
NA
NA
NA
"196
NA
"3,855
NA
1320,117
NA
"110,644
4
58
41
401
2
040
21,540
952
3,108
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
10
1470
45
"582
4
020
"16,020
1
608
142,990
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,419
761
5,681
6,662
10,326
NA
805
5,429
8,553
136,848
NA
169
10348
5,246
23,609
NA
"243,612
4,111
42,410
94,960
1,775,752
NA
NA
NA
11,464
158,272
230,753
3,738,199
NA
NA
KA
NA
"11,010
7,662
114,164
NA
NA
NA
NA
31,920
37,766
466,672
NA
NA
NA
402
3,058
3,164
7,120
NA
407
2,704
3,595
53,925
NA
154
10377
9,137
82,231
NA
"230,943
3,027
25,586
50,917
1,248,824
NA
NA
NA
NA
163,935
222,974
3,994,757
NA
NA
NA
NA
"14,470
14,875
208,250
NA
NA
NA
NA
26,952
34,701
397,458
NA
NA
NA
24
2,280
618
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"22
"85
56,720
'1,613
NA
NA
NA
1,723
NA
878
1,007
NA
NA
NA
2286,489
2,755
22,880
NA
NA
43,606
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
13
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
or for sale farms reporting . .
acres16
hundredweight . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Sweetpotatoes farms reporting . .
acres17
bushels . .
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 . .
Vegetables for home use and tot sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use19 farms reporting..
value, dollars..
Vegetables harvested for
sale20 farms reporting . .
acres . .
Sales dollars . .
Asparagus farms reporting. .
acres . .
Beans, green Hw farms reporting..
acres . .
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Beets (table) farms reporting..
acres. .
Blackeyes and other
green cowpeas farms reporting . .
acres. .
Broccoli farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cabbage farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cantaloups and
nruskmelons farms reporting . .
acres . .
Carrots farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cauliflower farms reporting . .
acres . .
Celery farms reporting. .
acres . .
Chinese cabbage farms reporting . .
acres . .
Collards farms reporting . .
acres..
Corn, sweet farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cucumbers and pickles . .farms reporting.,
acres . .
Dandelion greens farms reporting..
acres . .
Eggplant farms reporting . .
acres . .
Escarole, endive,
and chicory farms reporting. .
acres . .
Horseradish farms reporting. .
acres . .
Kale farms reporting . .
acres . .
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting..
acres . .
See footnotes at end of table .
692
18,827
4,136,081
8,065,358
7,817,193
906
14,119
2,149,481
3,439,170
2,751,337
12
670
510
41,681,608
20,663,555
7,337
NA
3,584
126,580
29,964,785
1,236
28,660
535
10,133
873
9,151
369
612
266
2,732
629
3,033
749
1,767
183
901
71
251
36
312
23
172
1,347
13,891
714
2,113
95
265
1,357
201
975
22
257
12
102
562
4,360
1,523
21,753
3,104,222
6,053,234
5,760,703
1,592
16,069
2,606,735
5,734,817
5,045,181
34
4,045
3,404
22,911,143
12,828
NA
5,102
145,879
33,218,407
1,537
28,850
789
14,906
1,064
7,980
574
1,358
404
2,125
l,0O4
4,282
714
1,702
380
1,624
115
488
150
632
6
168
63
267
1,838
16,680
904
2,200
105
187
453
893
217
547
50
327
44
139
819
4,752
2,752
37,731
4,310,384
8,715,192
NA
1,997
14,525
2,045,257
4,612,964
NA
27
1 "47, 983
NA
1S41,737,725
1817,163,687
14,088
NA
6,355
143,590
26,324,569
1,701
21,192
1,217
16,765
1,507
7,139
802
1,755
20
119
619
2,476
1,473
4,504
816
1,408
526
743
262
545
297
951
25
195
2,521
19,708
1,224
2,239
149
255
858
1,369
180
399
36
122
68
226
1,113
3,789
4,604
67,361
5,171,150
14,741,414
NA
2,447
15,692
2,407,786
5,107,835
NA
NA
11,161
NA
46,230,020
18,620,929
21,039
2,913,908
10,096
176,387
29,679,631
2,905
12,583
2,124
5,887
3,553
20,501
6,049
50,357
4,463,896
5,992,352
NA
2,982
14,011
2,160,987
1,808,222
NA
NA
12,540
NA
8,435,859
17,326
1,062,634
9,127
136,127
11, 067, 321
1,938
15,069
1,924
12,599
2,190
10,606
1,083
1,321
184
1,038
1,841
3,833
1,200
2,588
1,079
1,228
283
69,
380
1,319
3,523
20,450
1,278
2,503
124
179
923
1,318
NA
147
NA
1,729
11,161
51,964
4,971,468
4,474,321
NA
4,982
16,391
2,334,406
2,077,621
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,501
28,448
9,097
36,963
2,840,112
7,621,482
NA
3,454
12,147
1,498,799
2,181,959
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,388
888,097
15,600
1,462,563
NA
161,566
NA
11,742
130,449
17,939,850
NA
NA
2,565
8,660
NA
NA
1,123
3,659
5,500
15,853
3,823
11,522
NA
NA
430
1,008
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
163
446
4,882
7,917
2,910
4,340
NA
NA
1,457
2,220
NA
NA
386
530
73
139
484
1,429
5,114
22,100
1,916
3,283
270
543
20
127
1,003
1,685
12,041
62,201
5,108,889
4,926,748
NA
3,918
12,441
1,662,610
2,992,699
NA
NA
4,421
5,089
2,465
4,550
6,518
20,815
19,105
82,533
6,191,584
21,670,546
NA
6,418
15,427
1,772,829
3,634,301
NA
NA
NA
NA
24,929
2,890,984
12,027
94,996
12,473,316
1,001
3,603
1,829
2,061
13,190
16,091
357
458
NA
NA
3,248
4,079
2,327
4,231
364
399
78
116
453
944
NA
NA
4,624
15,572
1,593
1,995
452
702
NA
NA
16
19
694
1,123
14
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Vegetables for home use and lot sale
(other than Irish and sweet potaloesr-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale20— Continued
acres . . .
10
60
36
147
49
147
NA
NA
10
28
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
70
128
117
183
134
214
NA
NA
125
214
NA
NA
24
63
NA
NA
21
57
acres. . .
324
1,957
442
2,282
816
2,186
NA
NA
942
2,193
NA
NA
1,156
1,560
2,006
2,429
1,660
2,513
150
392
103
264
111
213
NA
NA
110
180
NA
NA
147
149
NA
NA
23
acres . . .
38
seres . • .
183
299
196
229
190
211
NA
NA
121
122
NA
NA
49
61
NA
NA
47
37
acres . . .
13
54
40
157
43
80
NA
NA
20
55
NA
NA
17
51
NA
NA
22
11
206
3,348
228
4,276
390
4,007
796
4,989
729
4,178
NA
NA
2,310
4,301
NA
NA
2,218
acres . . .
4,241
239
615
173
436
219
381
NA
NA
39
64
NA
NA
(22,
(22)
NA
NA
NA
acres. . .
NA
Peppers, sweet and
acres . . .
1,547
7,710
1,951
7,721
2,373
7,218
NA
NA
2,495
6,581
NA
NA
221,691
225,491
NA
NA
2,355
5,416
acres . . .
512
1,588
306
1,196
200
784
NA
NA
184
905
NA
NA
158
831
NA
NA
139
429
acres . . .
125
371
152
533
217
649
NA
NA
149
272
NA
NA
97
198
NA
NA
60
85
acres . . .
76
122
98
202
128
228
NA
NA
139
294
NA
NA
119
290
NA
NA
105
174
acres . . .
5
36
26
137
33
106
NA
NA
6
43
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4
3
acres . . .
165
4,255
292
3,826
524
4,769
NA
NA
632
3,498
NA
NA
1,069
3,355
NA
NA
150
471
acres . . .
768
2,479
772
1,859
972
2,658
NA
NA
379
1,101
NA
NA
IAS
446
NA
NA
140
152
acres . . .
45
61
52
51
63
74
NA
NA
28
25
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
2,299
20,044
3,488
30,434
4,521
32,320
6,513
45,799
5,960
36,957
10,365
48,252
7,965
41,860
9,829
41, 313
8,405
36,986
6
49
12
63
7
64
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
NA
acres —
98
614
130
724
135
464
NA
NA
115
401
NA
NA
82
361
NA
NA
182
438
357
462
353
570
480
543
NA
NA
608
875
1,795
2,536
762
978
1,430
2,438
977
acres . . .
1,759
Mixed vegetables fauns reporting...
acres . . .
13
13
53
162
NA
NA
NA
NA
181
980
NA
NA
1,984
8,511
NA
NA
661
2,612
270
284
312
NA
273
NA
199
NA
154
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:23
Blackberries and
acres . . .
quarts...
value, dollars...
37
23
10,886
3,594
92
124
85,623
29,112
285
335
381,617
76,401
467
970
961,328
241,081
549
944
720,699
73,535
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,217
1,972
2,810,468
426,998
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,847
1,950
2,045,521
368,193
acres —
12 -pint trays . . .
value, dollars...
578
6,030
1,405,410
4,216,230
526
4,879
1,451,163
3,744,000
352
2,674
754,496
2,037,139
191
1,495
450,841
1,378,087
78
658
121,816
100,857
NA
NA
NA
NA
12
121
17,142
25,714
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
95
4,016
97,934
900,992
146
5,727
96,476
1,167,359
93
6,622
56,294
534,793
NA
NA
NA
NA
150
4,919
62,366
542,584
NA
NA
NA
NA
118
3,612
36,403
455,034
NA
NA
NA
NA
298
acres . . .
100- lb. barrels. . .
value, dollars...
6,823
76,505
770,691
acres . . .
quarts . . .
value, dollars...
213
129
108,243
81,185
351
254
192,957
131,210
654
714
639,822
282,204
827
1,132
985,477
436,487
1,096
1,616
924,168
164,096
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,123
1,111
1,002,597
210,860
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,829
1,621
2,077,294
602,416
acres . . .
quarts . . .
value, dollars . . .
910
1,932
4,466,591
1,518,643
1,004
1,739
2,766,799
1,106,719
1,926
2,361
3,874,950
1,155,934
1,269
1,569
1,631,677
536,289
2,205
3,324
3,590,709
362,394
3,177
4,206
6,089,076
456,681
3,711
3,940
6,545,305
757,758
4,223
6,488
NA
NA
5,041
5,029
8,301,893
1,743,400
value,, dollars . . .
1
409
10
6,922
32
4,985
NA
NA
34
2,073
NA
NA
88
10,083
NA
NA
191
41,503
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
15
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
Tcee fruits, nuts, and srapes:
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting.,
acres . .
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.
bushels .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Cherries farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age f anas 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 .
Peaches farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age ..farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested fanns reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Pears farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,304
25,860
976
615,125
403
118,924
864
496,201
3,053,237
5,190,503
4,763,049
330
6,881
99
1,018
270
5,863
289,566
26,063
26,063
357
186,515
75
17,913
330
168,602
1,191,452
59,576
800
1,186,538
441
252,671
676
933,867
578
2,093,406
7,012,912
7,012,912
463
12,523
156
5,439
380
7,084
249
7,583
17,819
2,484
28,559
1,899
639,575
746
116,848
1,599
522,727
2,724,673
5,313,110
5,313,110
NA
9,953
NA
2,496
HA
7,457
157,737
18,633
18,633
819
285,179
149
9,999
719
275,180
2,639,719
131,989
1,474
980,755
641
226,773
1,247
753,982
992
1,685,732
4,382,903
4,382,903
967
17,529
313
5,304
778
12,225
476
12,231
36,693
7,019
'33,785
4,861
863,258
2,206
203,400
3,436
659,858
1,880
2,707,103
5,074,565
1,788
19,143
919
6,333
1,028
12,810
325,598
48,840
2,559
408,587
654
42,989
2,015
365,598
1,516
2,188,523
87,542
3,451
1,244,835
1,884
258,685
2,224
986,150
1,501
1,595,534
3,023,561
2,788
33,454
1,177
9,080
1,885
24,374
1,071
26,201
44,087
4,816
41,499
4,804
1,115,734
2,689,525
5,894,659
1,312
39,293
743,555
70,406
2,069
738,987
4,471,238
231,660
2,368
1,348,129
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,726,008
4,765,238
2,082
33,433
NA
NA
NA
33,251
53,619
4,788
37,375
5,950
1,279,546
1,600
174,077
5,305
1,105,469
3,249,882
1,926,901
1,717
49,585
465
7,871
1,400
41,714
747,874
31,854
2,194
662,615
347
75,508
1,961
587,107
2,740,857
54,817
2,359
1,064,901
1,116
372,924
1,783
691,977
1,432
1,028,287
1,035,947
2,345
50,150
478
7,812
2,014
42,338
1,550
52,158
39,608
10,562
54,854
9,247
1,806,448
NA
1,495,858
2,371,871
2,822,526
2,746
58,096
NA
10,307
NA
47,789
NA
906,472
28,327
NA
4,533
1,574,965
NA
156,232
NA
1,418,733
NA
5,451,997
109,040
3,551
1,397,038
269,555
NA
1,127,483
NA
21,266
49,975
NA
4,250
99,923
NA
9,747
NA
90,176
59,241
38,507
9,490
59,191
11,307
2,096,174
NA
565,537
NA
1,530,637
NA
2,148,886
3,755,232
3,396
61,166
NA
10,238
NA
50,928
NA
1,352,456
98,036
5,277
1,490,052
NA
162,937
. NA
1,327,115
NA
5,529,022
172,776
5,523
1,783,129
NA
320,021
NA
1,463,108
NA
1,989,679
2,203,674
5,551
138,623
NA
16,910
NA
121,713
NA
72,348
110,502
19,873
2,248,814
NA
827,078
NA
1,4a, 736
NA
2,667,510
3,441,087
12,567
880,116
10,639
2,425,728
NA
NA
NA
2,357,680
3,300,750
12,799
431,799
tu
MA
NA
1,961,032
6,738
811,256
18,517
1,1A9,776
NA
1,666,400
3,332,800
2,157
32,614
7,709
101,542
1,921,248
116,646
NA
1,672,179
1,304
194,562
8,053
1,477,617
4,357,396
261,445
NA
2,820,699
4,626
884,067
8,540
1,936,632
NA
1,653,223
3,885,073
NA
557,627
2,583
77,026
10,977
480,601
401,706
682,902
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations.
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)
Tiee fruits, nuts, and grapes* -Continued
Plims and prunes f anna reporting .
Trees of all ageB number .
Trees not of bearing
age f arjns reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting .
bushels.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars.
Other tree fruits and
nuts value, dollara .
Sales dollars .
Value of fruits, including berries and other
rnnni 1 fruits, and nuts harvested... .dollars.
Value of fruits, including berries and other
small fruits, and nuts sold dollars.
195
6,087
78
1,713
141
4,374
65
4,629
13,887
13,887
3,394
3,394
19,045,207
18,617,753
425
5,265
166
1,105
305
4,160
149
7,657
19,143
19,143
639
639
16,088,432
16,088,432
1,105
9,761
670
3,733
494
6,028
118
5,486
16,458
NA
728
NA
12,387,237
10,160,222
491
5,038
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,139
9,417
NA
756
7,491
254
2,536
538
4,955
238
4,491
5,391
NA
138
NA
1,332
12,172
NA
2,453
NA
9,719
NA
4,328
8,656
NA
2,701
20,416
NA
5,258
NA
15,158
NA
7,842
16,077
NA
6,857
41,343
NA
41,900
1,413
11,772
4,279
30,128
NA
8,526
20,461
NA
10,576,805
3,926,719
NA Not available.
1Figures for cropland harvested and specified crops relate to the crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929, 1924, and 1919.
2Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn
harvested for grain.
'Value of corn and other corn products sold.
*Corn cut for forage.
'Sorghums for all purposes except sirup.
6Buckwheat harvested included with "other grains harvested."
7The 1944 and 1939 figures do not Include acres plowed under for green manure. The 1944 figures are for acres grown alone.
sFor 1944, soybeans and cowpeas harvested for hay. Prior to 1944, annual legumes saved for hay, but excluding vetches in 1924.
'Excludes reports for farms reporting acreage grown for all purposes with no production. Acres harvested for beans not available.
lolncludes acres grown alone and acres grown with other crops for all purposes. Acres harvested for beans not available.
11For all Censuses, except 1950, obtained by adding the individual hay crops.
12Includes oats cut for feeding unthreshed.
13Silage crops other than corn and sorghums.
1AClover seed, except sweetclover.
15Clover seed, including sweetclover.
16For 1959, does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested; for 1954 does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested, for
1949, does not include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested. See text.
1'For 1959 and 1954, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested; for 1949, does not include acreage for farms with lesB than 15 bushels harvested.
See text.
18Includea receipts from sale of pasture and grazing privileges.
19Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes , except for the 1920 Census which included potatoes for home use only.
a0Excludes Irish and sweet potatoes.
21Green lima beans included with snap beans.
22Hot peppers included with sweet peppers.
23For Censuses prior to 1950, Bmnll fruits harvested for home use or for sale.
2*Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines . See text .
25Doea not Include acreage for farms reporting less than l/2 acre. See text.
NEW JERSEY
State Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
17
(For definitions and explanations, see te\l)
Census of —
1959
(Oot.-Nov.)
1954
(Oot.-Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
1920
(January 1)
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower
and vegetable seeds and plants, flowers,
and bulbs sold farms reporting .
dollars .
On farms with sales of
$2,000 or more farms reporting . .
dollars .
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etr.) farms reporting.
acres .
Sales dollars.
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and bedding plants farms reporting .
Grown under glass farms reporting.
square feet .
Grown in the open farms reporting.
acres .
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.
acres.
Sales dollars .
Any forest products cut and/or Sold farms reporting .
Sales of any forest products farms reporting .
dollars.
Sales of standing timber farms reporting.
dollars .
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting .
dollars.
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts, sawlogs,
veneer logs, and Christmas trees .... .farms reporting .
dollars.
Sales of other miscellaneous
products farms reporting.
dollars .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting.
cords (4' x 4' x 8') .
Sales farms reporting .
cords (4' x 4' x 8').
Pulpwood sold farms reporting .
cords (4' X4* xB').
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 .
Christmas trees sold farms reporting.
number.
Maple sirup made farms reporting.
gallons .
Buckets hung farms reporting.
number .
Maple sugar made farms reporting.
pounds .
1,702
25,484,351
968
24,958,382
765
6,294
9,483,942
1,095
884
10,439,281
512
1,983
15,106,711
298
247
705,383
78
645
893,698
828
321
195,445
143
60,427
242
135,018
226
121,772
24
13,246
555
5,219
94
1,335
22
1,760
156
33,619
32
18,285
50
635
22
402
84
15,849
HA
22,518,778
579
4,760
6,584,391
1,079
868
10,281,569
522
2,192
14,733,904
394
330
1,292,291
115
587
1,200,483
NA
»260
148,106
NA
NA
1,513
16,958
769
109,707
12266
122,303
14
219
"14
3789
NA
19,221,107
449
4,202
4,209,765
'1,209
3911
'9,636,879
S674
'1,956
'13,672,167
494
423
2,153,376
171
951
1,339,175
NA
NA
209,913
202
115,251
NA
94,662
248
78,374
79
16,288
2,739
23,467
1,165
121,943
411
2,125
'898
110,511,604
391
136,334
1,145
7,332,784
NA
NA
299
3,379
1,556,627
NA
*737
'11,457,212
NA
NA
*4, 828, 829
7540
71,951
7947,328
653
86,399
NA
NA
rtt
949
9,018,847
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2419
NA
24,408,U6
101,847
10152,244
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'718
NA
NA
NA
'4,610,731
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,318
nl,180
'264,699
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,995
72,986
1,361
223,016
264
7,530
NA
6,113,603
NA
NA
101
3,337
1,048,919
'923
'8,725,939
NA
NA
64, 529,462
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"535,222
NA
6,761
NA
1,616
NA
617,999
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,566
NA
94,572
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available.
■"■Excludes data for farms unclassified as to type.
2Trees, plants, vines, etc.. In nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs,
3Flowers and flowering plants grown for sale.
*Crops grown under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mushrooms.
5Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass; and flowers grown in the open.
6Total square feet under glass.
7Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown in tie open.
8Value of vegetables and vegetable plants.
9Does not include farms reporting only maple sirup and/or maple sugar sold.
10Not strictly comparable with other years as figures probably include some reports of firewood used on farms.
llDoes not include value of sales of maple sirup and maple sugar.
12Figures include sales of standing timber.
13Maple trees tapped.
18
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 10.— CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 1954-1959 number
acres in place
Cropland harvested places reporting
Under 10 acres places reporting
10 or more acres places reporting .
Operators by tenure:
Full owners number
Part owners and managers number ,
Tenants number
Operators by color:
White number
Nor, while number
Operators by yeu 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 reporting
Operators by age:
Under 55 years operators reporting
55 to 04 years operators reporting
85 or more years operators reporting
Operators not reporting age number
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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 all ages places reporting
number
Cows, including heifers that have calved places reporting
number
Hogs and pigs places reporting
number
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting
number
Corn harvested for all purposes places reporting
acres
Hay harvested places reporting
604
10,403
227
780
216
11
554
23
27
597
7
25
25
34
31
130
357
303
133
168
184
12
11
32
357
253
427
190
209
93
315
310
16,633
82
271
60
237
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date — November 11
Approximate average date of enumeration week of
Percent of farms enumerated during-
October 1 to 10
October 11 to 17
October 18 to 24
October 25 to 31
November 1 to 7
November 8 to 14
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
New Jersey
Census of 1954
Census starting date — November 8
Approximate average date 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
Novembe r 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. 22-Nov. 28
Percent
(z)
(Z)
(Z)
a
7
22
20
22
12
5
i
Nov. 21 -Nov. 27
Percent
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
6
23
28
IS
15
7
2
1
Z Less than 0.5.
NEW JERSEY
19
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 cattle and calves on hand, cows on hand, milk cows on hand, and animals sold alive are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See toxt]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Cattle and calves of all ages on hand farms reporting
number
1
2to4
5to9
10 to 49
10 to 19 ... .
20 to 49 ... .
50to99
100 or more. . .
100 to 199..
200 to 499..
500 or more.
Cows on hand, including heifers thai have calved. .
l.
3«4
5to9
10 to 14 ... .
15 to 19 ... .
20to29....
30 to 49....
50 to 74....
75 to 99....
100 to 199 . .
200 to 499 . .
500 or more .
Milk cows on hand. .
1.
3or4
5to9
10 to 14....
15 to 19....
20lo29....
S0to49....
50to74....
75 to 99....
100 to 199 . .
200 to 499 . .
500 or more .
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves .
Ito4
5to9
10 to 19....
20 to 29....
30 to 39....
40 to 49 ... .
50 to 99....
100 to 199..
200 or more .
Calves sold alive. .
Ito4
5 to9
10 to 19
20to29
30to39
40 to 49
50 to99
100 or more
100 to 199 . . .
200 or more.
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand .
lto»
10 to 24
25 to 49
50 to 99
1001O199....
200 to 499
500 to 999....
1,000 or more .
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous y
to November 30, Census year
arms
10 or more .
10 to 19.
40to69
70 to 99
100 or more .
reporting
reporting
reporting
reportinp
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
number
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
number
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
'arms reporting
number
arms reporting
arms reporting
reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
number
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
number
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'amis reporting,
'arms reporting.
i reporting,
'arms reporting .
is reporting,
'arms reporting,
amis reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting
arms reporting.
i reporting
arms reporting
5,401
194,250
361
868
609
2,048
525
1,523
1,242
273
225
46
2
4,813
128,980
631
562
312
326
191
201
682
1,214
504
90
85
13
2
4,447
122,079
672
552
273
160
120
185
645
1,174
488
81
82
13
2
3,410
27,524
1,588
1,046
529
111
66
19
34
14
3
3,974.
83,609
796
431
978
739
515
222
257
36
30
6
1,892
179,399
1,152
300
145
92
52
54
50
47
758
12?
122
44
61
32
45
14
27
17
277
111
53
38
20
55
8,432
233,216
1,130
1,891
855
2,952
HA
NA
1,274
330
NA
HA
NA
7,682
155,789
1,910
857
580
410
325
380
1,071
1,443
484
88
113
19
2
7,242
149,441
1,805
837
515
330
255
360
1,055
1,403
469
86
127
4,345
34,571
2,197
1,194
628
136
113
1
50
22
4
5,229
96,780
1,233
530
1,430
1,029
498
241
204
64
NA
NA
3,446
184,698
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,068
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HogS and pigs SOld alive farms reportinp .
number..
Ito4 farms reporting .
5to9 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 reportinp . .
200 to 499 farms reporting..
500 to 999 farms reporting. .
1,000 or more farms reporting . .
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand farms reporting. .
number . .
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 . .
Wool shorn (excluding lambs wool) farms reportinp. .
pounds . .
Under 1,000 pounds farms reporting . .
1,000 to 2,499 pounds farms reporting . .
2,500 to 4,999 pounds farms reporting . .
5,000 to 9,999 pounds farms reporting . .
10,000 to 19,999 pounds farms reporting. .
20,000 to 49,999 pounds farms reporting. .
50,000 or more Dounds farms reporting . .
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand farms reporting. .
number. .
Under 50 farms reporting..
50 to 99 farms reporting..
100 to 399 farms reporting . .
400 to 799 farms reportinp. .
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 reportinp. .
BfOilers (Chickens) SOld farms reporting. .
number. .
Under 2,000 farms reporting..
2,000 to 3,999 farms reporting . .
4,000 to 7,999 farms reporting . .
8,000 to 15,999 farms reportinp . .
16,000 to 29,999 farms reporting . .
30,000 to 59.999 farms reportinp . .
60,000 to 99,999 farms reporting . .
100,000 or more farms reporting. .
Chickens (other than broilers) sold farms reporting . .
number . .
Under 50 farms reporting . .
50 to 99 farms reporting . .
100 to 399 farms reporting . .
400 to 799 farms reporting..
S00 to 1,599 farms reporting . .
1.600 to 3,199 farms reporting . .
3,200 to 6,399 farms reportinp . .
6.400 to 9,999 farms reporting . .
10,000 or more farms reportinp . .
Chicken eggs sold farms reportinp . .
dozens. .
Under 100 dozens farms reporting. .
100 to 399 dozens farms reporting . .
400 to 799 dozens farms reporting . .
800 to 1,599 dozens farms reportinp . .
1,600 to 1,999 dozens farms reporting. .
2,000 to 4,999 dozens farms reportinp. .
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 reportinp . .
50,000 or more dozens farms reporting, .
Turkeys raised rarr.is reportinp . .
number . .
Under 50 farms reporting . .
50 to 399 farms reporting . . .
400 to 799 farms reporting. . .
800 to 1,599 farms reporting...
1,600 or more farms reportinp . . .
1,600 to 3,199 farms reporting . . .
3,200 to 9,999 farms reporting . . .
10,000 or more farms reporting . . ,
1,040
227,656
120
135
196
132
40
75
87
74
181
79
41
61
923
14,846
756
155
11
1
746
79,878
741
4
1
6,740
12,673,316
1,625
603
981
465
645
958
1,463
1,0%
367
175
3,511,831
8
31
33
45
29
18
5
6
4,975
6,922,693
300
436
1,229
926
1,138
632
188
44
82
5,211
156,183,250
145
381
294
406
77
582
3,326
442
601
1,239
1,044
232
160,442
74
83
28
20
27
14
11
2
1,345
215,136
360
190
235
146
31
30
115
67
171
NA
NA
NA
1,235
17,954
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
13,876
15,919,872
3,576
1,796
2,534
1,154
1,357
1,777
1,682
NA
NA
509
6,425,681
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,159
10,399,825
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,424
172,462,421
471
1,017
697
819
148
1,080
5,192
NA
NA
NA
NA
843
339,050
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
20
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 alt crops excepl com, Insh potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
CORN
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting.
acres ■
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 to 499 ac res farms reporting .
500 or more acres farms reporting. .
Acres harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres . .
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 to 299 acres farms reporting.,
300 or more acres farms reporting. ,
Corn sold farms reporting.,
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.
WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres .
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 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 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 or more bushels farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
5,6*3
9,052
1*1,066
190,608
883
1,730
803
308
\ 2>146
726
1,076
313
561
575
797
381
9*1
\ 1,951
423
504
141
141
101
93
23
28
18
22
5
2
3
4,939
7,634
100,284
130,144
6,297,835
6,072,570
938
1,666
916
360
} 2,2*7
683
966
269
531
480
636
247
337
593
771
269
320
96
71
56
68
18
10
12
11
2
2,635
2,964
3,443,883
2,831,677
102
120
815
1,310
590
626
388
383
204
120
253
225
178
113
84
52
21
15
2,526
3,553
42,156
57,731
225
465
588
922
685
1
327
163
[ 1,677
177
J
90
164
}
67
140
40
38
6
2,526
3,553
1,344,744
1,613,765
10
} 20
55
135
145
265
351
1,087
} 2,242
617
567
122
130
28
107
69
38
36
42
1
7
2,235
2,831
1,244,186
1,367,141
10
5
25
45
95
165
1,294
1,921
565
406
123
146
25
61
61
43
36
32
1
7
OATS
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres.
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 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..
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 or more bushels farms reporting.,
BARLEY
Acres harvested farms reporting..
acres.,
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 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
bushels . .
Under 20 bushels farms report ing . .
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 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 or more bushels farms reporting..
SOYBEANS HARVESTED FOR BEANS
Acres harvested farms reporting..
acres..
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..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
bushels..
1,625
23,017
185
415
405
82
120
231
50
112
23
1,625
949,247
5
10
20
60
195
550
522
202
21
37
477
187,160
5
20
315
106
20
6
5
1,485
22,907
176
431
367
101
130
87
26
98
43
26
1,485
898,179
25
90
201
594
363
94
22
59
16
16
640
472,164
5
15
30
332
132
42
20
37
26
1
983
27,253
302
339
167
142
33
983
690,147
NEW JERSEY
21
State Table 13.-FARMS REPORTING CLASSIFIED BY ACRES HARVESTED, QUANTITY HARVESTED,
AND QUANTITY SOLD FOR SELECTED CROPS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
[pttta for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apples, peaches, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MIXTURES CUT FOR HAY
AND FOR DEHYDRATING
Acres harvested farms reporting...
acres. ..
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 4-99 acres farms reporting , .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Ojaantity harvested *.. farms reporting..
tons. ..
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 to 4,999 tons farms reporting..
5,000 or more tons farms reporting..
Quantity sold farms reporting..
tons..
Under 25 tans 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..
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER
AND GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting. .
acres..
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..
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
tons..
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 farms reporting. .
Quantity sold farms reporting..
tons..
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.
3,261
4,491
91,116
102,161
325
687
472
846
401
"I
155
136
> 1,581
336
J
236
682
\ 887
432
359
76
1?3
}
3
3
1
1
1
3,261
4,491
244,591
231,218
767
1
\ 1,987
132
I
566
1,012
859
890
708
\
\ 585
197
J
10
11
1
2
2
1
634
24,534
546
19,426
362
350
106
115
107
42
57
33
2
6
3,339
67,030
4,240
82,296
364
701
620
745
641
)
170
226
> 1,715
404
J
170
501
I 812
207
222
30
33
} '
10
3,339
4,240
123,389
130,496
1,335
240
I 2,391
843
981
696
666
187
38
\ 199
3
706
566
14,490
12,710
506
395
142
110
46
36
12
25
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY, RYE, OR OTHER
SMALL GRAINS CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
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 or more acres farms reporting.,
Quantity harvested farms reporting.,
tons.,
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 or more tons farms reporting..
Quantity sold farms reporting..
tons.,
Under 25 tons farms reporting.
25 to 49 tons farms reporting.
50 to 99 tons farms reporting.
100 or more tons farms reporting.
OTHER HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres.
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 tons
20 to 24 tons farms
25 to 49 tons farms
50 to 99 tons farms
100 to 199 tons farms
200 to 499 tons farms
500 to 999 tons farms
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms
2,000 or more tons farms
Quantity sold farms :
Under 25 tons farms
25 to 49 tons farms
50 to 99 tons farms
100 to 499 tons farms
500 to 999 tons farms
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms
2,000 or more tons farms
535
6,800
105
171
145
36
15
35
1
14
7
1
5
535
10,332
342
60
104
21
3
5
61
2,603
35
11
10
5
853
26,208
196
225
146
31
30
65
11
75
46 r
}
reporting...
tons . . .
853
31,351
reporting...
547
reporting...
60
reporting. . .
116
reporting. ..
60
reporting...
48
reporting...
12
reporting. . .
5
reporting. . .
2
reporting...
reporting...
3
reporting...
tons . . .
137
15,336
reporting . . .
80
reporting...
15
reporting...
5
reporting...
27
reporting. ..
5
reporting...
2
reporting...
reporting. . .
3
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-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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
GRASS SILAGE MADE FRCM GRASSES, ALFALFA,
CLOVER, OR SMALL GRAINS
Acres harvested farms reporting . . ,
acres..,
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. . ,
ftiantlty harvested.. farms reporting. . ,
tons, green weight..,
Under 20 tans farms reporting..,
20 to 24 tons farms reporting..,
25 to 49 tans farms reporting..,
50 to 99 tons farms reporting..,
100 to 199 tans farms reporting..,
200 to 499 tans farms reporting..,
500 to 999 tons farms reporting..,
1,000 or more tons farms reporting..,
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting..,
acres1.,
hundredweight . . ,
Under 1 acre farms reporting..,
acres...
hundredweight ■ . ,
1.0 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
acres..,
hundredweight . .
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting..
acres . .
hundredweight . .
3.0 to 4.9 acres farms reporting..
acres..
hundredweight , .
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting..
acres.,
hundredweight. .
10.0 to 24.9 acres farms reporting..
acres..
hundredweight . .
25.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting..
acres.,
hundredweight . .
50 or more acres. farms reporting. .
acres.,
hundredweight . .
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 TREES2
Acres in orchards farms reporting..
acres. .
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.,
See footnotes at end of table.
945
988
22,342
22,296
41
65
186
216
230
|
50
60
> 431
128
J
72
109
V 178
38
77
21
11
945
129,626
60
25
147
271
256
141
40
5
692
18,827
4,136,081
173
29
4,491
69
77
9,225
38
77
10,103
46
153
21,326
59
375
66,370
87
1,569
327,805
73
2,605
609,520
147
13,942
3,087,241
988
128,552
160
307
1,523
21,753
3,104,222
770
60
6,595
107
117
7,221
68
139
13,200
67
233
18,853
64
436
39,300
130
2,136
276,066
146
5,132
603,237
171
13,520
2,139,750
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
3,531
5,158
,470,093
29,655,074
10
}
95
50
85
220
227
391
\ 1>187
336
675
229
271
156
276
265
471
423
510
496
716
863
672
2,590
33,568
270
241
320
186
101
65
75
APPLES2
Any apples fauns reporting...
Trees of all ages number...
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . ,
Quantity harvested farms reporting...
bushels . . ,
Farms 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... farms reporting...
Trees of all ages number. . .
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting...
number. . .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting..,
number. . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting..,
bushels. . ,
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...
bushels..,
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..
bushels. .
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..
bushels..
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. .
bushels..
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..
bushels..
976
615,125
403
118,924
864
496,201
628
3,053,237
112
20,766
228
3,384
73
1,361
228
2,023
133
2,922
290
14,165
60
2,253
290
11,912
178
29,892
76
13,540
26
4,148
76
9,392
61
37,728
113
42,855
43
10,251
113
32,604
102
176,954
49
56,242
20
7,529
49
48,713
46
350,047
108
464,173
69
72,616
108
391,557
108
2,455,694
NEW JERSEY
23
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
Farms classified by number of trees of bearing age:
No trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Nanbearing 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 harves-ted farms reporting.
bushels.
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.
bushels.
100 to 199 trees of bearing age faims reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels.
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.
bushels.
500 to 999 trees of bearing age farms reporting.
Trees of b11 ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting..
number .
Trees of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
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.
bushels.
800
1,186,538
441
252,671
676
933,867
578
2,093,406
124
27,039
171
2,046
54
847
171
1,199
110
1,551
78
4,443
23
979
78
3,464
56
4,408
39
6,771
13
1,537
39
5,234
34
8,607
83
34,530
36
9,410
83
25,120
73
45,257
92
85,973
51
23,317
92
62,656
92
WO, 970
213
1,025,736
140
189,542
213
836,194
213
1,892,613
1,474
980,755
641
226,773
1,247
753,982
992
1,685,732
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber farms reporting,
dollars,
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 farms reporting,
100 to 499 cords ..* farms reporting,
500 or more cords farms reporting ,
Sales farms reporting,
cords (4,x4'x8')-
Pulpwood sold farms reporting,
cords (4,x4lx8'),
Under 25 cords farms reporting,
25 to 49 cords farms reporting,
50 to 99 cords fauns reporting,
100 to 199 cords farms reporting,
200 to 499 cords farms reporting,
500 or more cords farms reporting,
Fence posts cut farms reporting,
number.
Under 100 fence posts farms reporting.
100 to 499 fence posts farms 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.
Sales farms reporting.
number.
Sawlogs and veneer logs sold farms reporting.
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 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 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.
143
HA
60,427
HA
6
NA
22
HA
47
HA
49
KA
14
NA
5
HA
NA
555
1,513
5,219
16,958
517
NA
24
HA
9
HA
5
HA
HA
94
NA
1,335
NA
22
NA
1,760
HA
11
NA
3
NA
2
NA
3
NA
2
NA
1
NA
136
769
33,619
109,707
66
HA
76
NA
10
NA
2
HA
2
NA
32
NA
13,285
HA
22
NA
402
HA
1
NA
7
HA
2
NA
5
NA
2
NA
4
HA
...
NA
1
NA
84
HA
15,849
HA
50
HA
26
NA
3
NA
5
NA
...
NA
NA Not available.
1For 1959, does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested;
2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
for 1954, does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
24
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 rales are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hired Workers fanns reporting...
persons. . .
1 hired worker "M™ reporting . . .
2 hired workers fMms reporting. .
8 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 fa™s 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..
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 . .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per month hours . .
Average wage rate per person per month dollars . .
Under $50 per month fwms reporting . .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting . .
$85 to $109 per montll '•""» reporting . .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting..
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting . .
$170 to $214 per montJi 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 f«ms 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 to $49 per week farms reporting . .
$50 to $59 per week far™3 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 . .
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 f«ms reporting .
$5 per day farms reporting . .
$6 per day. farms reporting. .
$7 per day fa™5 reporting . .
$8 per day farms reporting .
$9 per day taIms reporting . .
$10 per day farms reporting.
$11 per day fams reporting.
$12 and over per day farms reporting .
Paid On an tlOUtly basis farms reporting.
persons .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
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. 65 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 piecework basis farms reporting .
persons .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting.
persons .
Average earnings per person dollars .
Total all farms
5,447
14,795
2,798
1,250
749
430
220
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
2,041
4,307
1,336
371
183
117
34
3,406
911
1,130
1,576
2,970
214
210
40
235
247
101
238
300
1B6
139
44
46
2,528
5,240
48
54
80
206
105
228
447
640
405
246
89
82
289
665
8.2
7.62
30
10
35
10
26
82
8
56
32
1,829
5,187
1.08
10
10
16
12
339
111
763
305
23
240
135
733
75
420
5.61
8,961
35,396
4,097
1,977
1,266
930
691
5,865
15,640
3,245
1,336
665
399
220
4,620
19,756
2,262
802
512
593
451
4,341
1,524
3,096
2,323
4,235
231
180
50
260
356
213
467
688
215
47
3,233
7,184
53
46
40
230
190
633
958
704
271
161
46
653
1,380
8.6
7.29
50
25
120
141
45
154
12
3,649
15,163
0.88
25
80
56
737
892
289
1,224
236
7
103
815
7,434
NA
NA
NA
Economic class, 1959
Commercial farms
5,149
14,041
2,608
1,194
724
420
203
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
1,868
4,048
1,204
350
173
107
34
3,281
878
990
1,513
2,616
219
199
30
235
237
101
228
299
178
132
33
40
2,438
5,095
49
54
65
191
105
223
432
630
395
226
89
82
254
620
8.1
7.58
30
10
30
10
16
72
8
51
27
1,694
5,007
1.08
10
10
11
12
339
106
688
290
13
215
125
703
70
395
5.27
958
6,217
171
191
212
232
152
946
4,920
231
202
174
224
115
268
1,297
98
62
63
27
18
690
256
12
256
943
225
250
20
17
21
21
47
67
36
12
15
623
2,306
50
59
21
17
97
180
168
80
34
26
38
290
8.2
7.01
5
346
2,240
1.14
1
2
98
20
115
68
2
40
30
438
10
225
4.90
1,755
3,629
892
504
236
83
40
1,460
2,533
877
370
150
47
16
586
1,096
396
110
35
35
10
1,169
291
295
561
774
232
173
5
90
85
45
117
97
65
26
16
15
864
1,387
51
50
5
60
55
101
180
245
97
65
25
31
76
110
8.0
7.31
15
5
5
10
10
15
1
15
529
1,303
1.01
96
25
262
86
10
45
15
55
30
4.00
30
100
5.80
HA Not available.
NEW JERSEY
25
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 number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class, 1959-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-retirement
Hired wofkers..
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
8 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
S or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
farms reporting,
persons.
Farms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
i reporting .
'arms reporting.
'arm3 reporting,
persons,
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
i reporting .
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
persons,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
. .farms reporting,
persons .
hours .
dollars.
..farms reporting.
. farms reporting .
.farms reporting.
. farms reporting .
, .farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
. .farms reporting ,
. farms reporting .
Paid On a weekly basis farms reporting.
Average hours worked per person per week
Average wage rate per person per week
Under $12 per week.
$12 to $24 per week
$25 to $29 per week
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Paid on a monthly basis. .
Average hours worked per person per month .
Average wage rate per person per month ....
Under $50 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
$30 to $39 per week . . .
$40 to $49 per week . . .
$50 to $59 per week . . .
$60 to $69 per week , . .
$70 to $79 per week . . .
$80 to $89 per week . . .
$90 and over per week .
Paid on a daily basis
Average hours worked per person per day .
Average wage rate per person per day. . . .
Under $4 per day
$4 per day
$5 per day
$6 per day
$7 per day.
$8 per day
$9 per day
$10 per day
$11 per day
$12 and over per day
Paid on an hourly basis.
Average wage rate per person per hour .
Under $0.45 per hour
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour.
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour.
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour
$1.15 to $1,29 per hour
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour
$1. 45 and over per hour
Paid on a piece-work basis.
hours .
dollars .
. .farms reporting.
. . farms reporti ng .
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. . farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. . farms reporting .
persons.
hours .
dollars .
. . farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
. -farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. -farms reporting.
. . farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting .
. . farms reporting .
persons.
dollars .
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. . farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
. . farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting .
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting,
persons .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration .
Average earnings per person
. farms reporting .
persons.
dollars .
605
1,025
385
120
70
30
430
625
300
90
30
10
255
400
175
50
20
10
350
80
175
130
175
225
182
10
290
425
47
49
30
35
10
25
55
55
35
25
10
10
50
75
7.7
8.00
175
285
1.06
25
65
20
35
6.57
288
434
215
46
11
15
1
161
211
146
173
223
145
22
5
115
46
127
31
44
171
173
100
160
43
58
10
5
15
20
20
25
10
10
9.0
10.00
157
215
i.io
5
5
5
5
10.00
30
10
15
15
15
133
187
5
5
5
25
35
41
56
20
35
1.15
298
754
190
56
25
10
17
158
495
100
36
5
1
16
173
259
132
21
10
10
125
33
140
63
354
179
298
10
11
6
90
145
39
43
15
15
5
15
10
10
20
35
45
8.3
8.11
10
10
5
5
135
180
1.18
5
75
15
10
25
10
30
5
25
11.00
210
345
135
50
15
10
100
135
65
35
140
210
110
15
5
10
70
30
110
35
35
142
174
10
65
105
39
46
10
10
5
5
5
10
20
15
15
8.7
9.00
115
160
1.22
15
10
25
10
30
5
25
11.00
66
82
55
6
5
36
37
35
1
30
45
20
5
5
11
12
256
138
20
20
31
28
5
20
30
8.2
7.66
10
10
20
20
0.90
26
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 rales are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Type of farm
Other field-crop
Vegetable
Hired Workers farms reporting .
persons .
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting.
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting.
Regular workers (to be employed 150 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 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..
8 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 reporting . .
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting..
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting. .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting. .
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting..
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting . .
$215 to $274 per month farms reporting. .
$275 to $324 per month farms reporting . .
$325 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 S39 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..
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. . ,
$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 hourly basis farms reporting...
persons . . .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars . . .
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 farms reporting...
$1.30 to $1.44 per hour. farms reporting. . .
$1.45 and over per hour farms reporting. . .
Paid 00 a piece-work basis farms reporting. . .
persons. ..
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting. . .
persons . . .
Average earnings per person dollars .. .
5,447
14,795
2,798
1,250
749
430
220
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
2,041
4,307
1,336
371
183
117
34
3,406
911
1,130
1,576
2,970
214
210
40
235
247
101
238
300
186
139
44
46
2,528
5,240
48
54
80
206
105
228
447
640
405
246
89
82
289
665
8.2
7.62
30
10
35
10
26
82
8
56
32
1,829
5,187
1.08
10
10
16
12
339
111
763
305
23
240
135
733
75
420
5.61
8,961
35,396
4,097
1,977
1,266
930
691
5,865
15,640
3,245
1,336
665
399
220
4,620
19,756
2,262
802
512
593
451
4,341
1,524
3,096
2,323
4,235
231
180
50
260
356
213
467
688
215
47
27
3,233
7,184
53
46
40
230
190
633
958
704
271
161
46
653
1,380
8.6
7.29
50
25
120
141
45
154
12
106
3,649
15,163
0.88
25
80
56
737
892
289
1,224
236
7
103
815
7,434
106
148
65
40
1
76
103
50
25
1
66
10
30
15
20
157
188
40
45
1.07
5
5
5
5
10.00
110
292
50
31
13
10
6
80
150
51
21
2
5
1
51
142
25
11
5
10
59
21
30
6
7
194
229
10
10
9.0
9.00
79
242
0.93
442
2,241
156
87
83
56
60
342
1,352
151
72
49
39
31
188
889
60
55
20
41
12
19
48
219
344
183
518
53
52
15
52
84
13
11
26
240
8.1
5.94
5
11
5
5
284
1,016
0.86
5
5
2
131
51
79
10
32
419
19
285
5.01
NA Not available.
NEW JERSEY
27
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 rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeratjon. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Type of farm-Continued
Poultry
Dairy
Livestock
ranches
Livestock farms
other Ulan poultry
and dairy farms
and livestock
ranches
Miscellaneous
and
unclassified
Hired workers farms
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
6 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
reporting
persons
arms reporting
arms reporting.
reporting.
reporting .
reporting.
reporting,
persons.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
reporting .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting
persons,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting .
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporting,
persons.
. . . hours .
. .dollars,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked per person per week hours .
Average wage rale per person per week dollars
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and 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 $50 per month
$50 to $84 per montli
$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
5275 to $324 per month
$325 to $374 per month
5375 and over per month
1'nder $12 per week. .
512 to 524 per week . . .
$25 to 529 per week . . .
530 to 539 per week . . .
$40 to $49 per week . . .
550 to $59 per week . . .
$60 to £69 per week . . .
S70 to S79 per week . . .
$80 to 589 per week . . .
$90 and over per week .
. farms reporting .
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
Paid on 3 daily basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average hours worked per person per day hours .
Average wage rate per person per day dollars .
Under 54 per day farms reporting .
$4 per day farms reporting.
$5 per day farms reporting.
$6 per day farms reporting.
$7 per day farms reporting.
$8 per day farms reporting.
$9 per day farms reporting.
$10 per day farms reporting .
$11 per day farms reporting.
512 and over per day farms reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting .
persons.
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
Under 50.45 per hour. farms reporting.
50.45 to 50.54 per hour farms reporting.
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms reporting.
50.65 to $0.74 per Sour farms reporting.
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour farms reporting.
$0.85 to $0.99 per Sour farms reporting.
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.
$1.15 to $1.29 per Sour 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 enumeration farms reporting.
persons.
Average earnings per person dollars .
299
1,414
107
40
59
54
39
242
926
98
50
34
38
22
120
488
36
15
40
21
8
179
63
57
32
76
205
239
8
9
6
6
3
116
343
49
55
5
5
1
24
28
32
14
6
1
23
52
8.5
8.55
199
780
0.90
17
163
6
40
2.25
1,380
2,194
958
275
110
29
8
1,009
1,495
769
176
39
17
8
522
699
399
94
23
6
858
151
371
565
796
184
141
5
175
157
60
73
50
24
21
537
744
45
45
25
95
30
67
92
140
28
37
16
7
66
82
8.3
9.41
5
5
339
517
1.09
5
1
40
5
194
53
1
40
25
55
20
45
1,678
3,363
920
488
204
45
21
1,463
2,773
916
362
125
41
19
454
590
371
60
16
6
1
1,224
239
215
708
1,281
243
208
25
55
65
35
136
187
102
72
15
16
861
1,488
54
50
30
65
50
85
190
202
160
57
15
7
76
131
7.5
6.90
20
5
20
5
5
10
1
10
246
423
1.38
5
5
5
10
5
100
50
10
56
35
40
15
15
4.33
234
692
91
29
61
47
6
188
548
77
28
45
32
6
87
144
61
10
11
5
147
41
46
65
127
236
243
5
1
21
13
18
1
6
139
459
47
51
11
5
20
23
31
23
21
20
25
7.4
9.20
5
5
36
61
1.33
5
5
10.00
177
520
70
40
38
19
10
152
350
81
16
42
72
170
45
11
11
105
47
25
27
30
226
208
69
147
43
41
5
12
32
9.4
10.59
107
311
0.92
28
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 persona working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See toxt ]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Under 10 acres 10 to 49 acres
70 to 99 acres
Hired WOrkefS farms reporting.
persons,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
i reporting.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers ,
Seasonal workers (to be employed less-than 150 days). ,
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
arms reporting,
persons.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
arms reporting.
persons.
arms reporting .
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
Paid On a monthly basis farms reporting.
persona .
.... hours
. . .dollars,
9 reporting .
5 reporting.
i reporting .
j reporting.
5 reporting.
3 reporting,
s reporting,
3 reporting,
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Average hours worked per person per month .
Average wage rate per person per month ....
Under $50 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
arms r
arms r
arms r
arms r
Paid on a weekly basis farms reporting,
persons
.... hours .
. . .dollars.
3 reporting.
3 reporting
u reporting
3 reporting,
s reporting,
3 reporting.
3 reporting
s 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 per week "
$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 $79 per week
$80 to $89 per week
$90 and over per week
Paid on a daily basis farms
arms r
'arms r
'arms r
'arms r
'arms r
'arms r
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
$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 farms
S0.55 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
Paid on a piece-work basis farms reporting
persons
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person .dollars
NA Not available.
report i ng
persona.
. . . hours
. .dollars ,
reporting,
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting.
reporting
reporting
persons
. .dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
5,447
14,795
2,798
1,250
749
430
220
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
'312
147
2,041
4,307
1,336
371
183
117
34
3,406
911
1,130
1,576
2,970
2W
210
40
235
247
101
238
300
186
139
44
46
2,528
5,240
48
54
80
206
105
228
447
640
405
246
89
82
289
665
8.2
7.62
30
10
35
10
26
82
8
56
32
1,829
5,187
1.08
10
10
16
12
339
111
763
305
23
240
135
733
420
5.61
8,961
35,396
4,097
1,977
1,266
930
691
5,865
15,640
3,245
1,336
665
399
220
4,620
19,756
2,262
802
512
593
451
4,341
1,524
3,096
2,323
4,235
231
180
50
260
356
213
467
688
215
47
27
3,233
7,184
53
46
40
230
190
633
958
704
271
161
653
1,380
8.6
7.29
50
25
120
141
45
154
12
106
3,649
15,163
0.88
25
80
56
737
892
289
1,224
236
7
103
815
7,434
927
1,927
571
139
116
83
18
647
1,109
436
79
67
57
8
436
818
305
76
35
15
5
491
156
280
221
272
181
134
490
950
44
63
25
60
35
41
30
76
75
62
40
46
76
112
8.1
7.61
5
15
20
12
11
243
553
1.25
105
58
15
40
15
40
7.87
1,188
2,678
662
261
135
113
17
868
1,870
512
176
86
79
15
488
808
341
87
35
23
2
700
168
320
340
491
182
156
10
85
110
25
36
23
21
15
10
5
460
1,012
44
49
5
50
15
36
93
142
67
31
15
6
477
1,060
1.13
50
15
241
106
11
49
20
55
5
5
10.00
265
773
111
57
49
32
16
198
462
102
47
26
111
311
55
13
18
25
3
69
91
214
212
5
5
152
43
47
5
6
10
15
8.0
12.00
150
500
0.93
421
880
245
78
55
39
4
225
62
21
19
3
155
300
86
33
25
11
266
64
91
84
95
195
156
5
10
21
5
10
20
2
11
193
323
44
53
20
15
5
20
25
47
28
25
2
163
364
0.94
5
5
35
30
65
11
1
11
15
30
10
20
7.00
NEW JERSEY
29
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 number of workers and wage fates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
1M0 to '219 acres
fiixi to 999 acres
1.000 to
1.999 acres
2,000 or
more acres
Hired workers farms reporting
persons
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or n
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
reporting
reporting
persons,
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
ramts reporting
:arms reporting
arms reporting
persons
:arms reporting
erms reporting,
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
Paid On a monthly basis farms reporting
persons
. . . hours
. .dollars
3 reporting
3 reporting,
i reporting
i reporting.
9 reporting
5 reporting
; reporting,
i reporting
3 reporting
i reporting.
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Average hours worked per person per month .
Average wage rate per person per month ....
Under $50 per month
$50 to $84 per montli
S85 to $109 per month
$110 to $129 per month
$130 to $169 per month
5170 to $214 per month
$215 to $274 per month
$275 to $324 per nonth
$325 to .$374 per month
$375 and over per month. «
arms r
:arms r
'arms r
arms r
arms r
arms r
arms r
Paid 0(1 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. .
$12 to $24 per week . . .
$25 to S29 per week . . .
$30 to $39 per week . . .
$40 to $49 per week . . .
$50 to $59 per week . . .
$60 to $69 per week . . .
$70 to $79 per week . . .
$80 to $89 per week . . .
$90 and over per week .
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
..farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
..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
$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 hourly basis farms
Average wage rate per person per hour
Under $0.45 per hour. farms
$0.45 to S0.54 per hour farms
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour farms
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour farms
$0.75 to $0.84 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
reporting.
persons .
. .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
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
501
1,071
300
119
42
17
23
421
830
270
90
28
20
13
149
241
125
5
7
10
2
352
69
80
119
166
217
176
10
10
16
21
35
22
5
267
446
50
52
10
10
10
66
62
49
43
10
7
40
40
7.1
146
409
0.94
447
1,147
205
155
45
21
21
392
825
225
120
20
17
10
142
322
80
41
10
305
87
55
171
251
263
184
5
10
25
10
30
35
26
20
196
453
56
55
5
10
25
41
46
37
26
5
1
20
35
8.3
6.14
7
3
5
114
353
0.96
5
5
3.00
10
55
10
55
5.00
330
861
145
100
56
10
19
300
700
175
60
37
112
161
86
20
218
82
30
107
143
245
196
5
5
io
30
27
20
5
5
189
361
54
50
20
10
20
50
10
15
110
7.8
5.59
5
81
232
1.02
5
5.00
527
1,649
156
167
132
50
22
487
1,280
181
147
103
41
15
141
369
100
11
17
6
7
386
101
40
213
528
253
228
10
15
5
30
57
47
28
11
10
255
508
54
54
10
10
30
23
97
64
13
6
2
61
8.5
8.11
5
145
457
0.98
142
1,148
32
21
24
33
32
122
951
28
11
23
30
30
31
197
5
3
111
11
20
31
341
196
301
76
278
51
57
6
25
10.0
10.80
50
355
0.95
22
7.18
38
931
1
7
7
4
19
36
729
3
11
202
3
3
1
1
3
27
9
2
21
262
199
307
3
1
6
5
2
4
13
179
50
64
1
5
9.0
9.00
327
1.77
2
158
2
158
4.74
30
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
T >i'i .1 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
FafmS number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
\verage si ze of farm acres
Value oUand and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour '. . .farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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 report] ng
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-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 reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
FARMS BY SIZE
I'nder 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.
15,463
100.0
1,378,298
100.0
89.1
42,527
538.76
11,152
674,030
2,798
1,375
860
1,412
2,729
1,546
380
43
9
5,164
129,221
5,140
108,769
1,560
30,545
4,108
78,224
1,112
19,736
7,352
225,901
2,816
75,950
990
19,870
2,015
77,912
3,246
124,754
575
19,840
453
22,539
567
28,087
15,204
170
1,144
3,272
3,890
4,006
2,722
52.2
5,527
1,318
800
3,409
1,481
3,118
3,553
9,936
1,763
4,190
3,328
4,886
1,070
1,402
1,664
1,006
718
430
733
168
43
15
11,726
75.8
1,211,875
87.9
103.3
47,546
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180, 588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
1,135
7.3
278, 135
20.2
245.1
103, 105
477.04
885
158,342
102
39
20
57
125
292
216
27
7
367
17,727
390
19,418
171
7,521
265
11,897
57
1,709
588
42,174
176
9,551
74
3,070
413
39,475
364
38,767
72
2,686
31
2,873
52
9,337
1,108
20
128
299
325
244
92
47.9
176
70
23
83
48
959
101
282
148
205
65
66
68
90
83
75
218
87
18
12
2,568
16.6
337,948
24.5
131.6
56,280
471. 11
1,763
178, 507
170
55
35
86
661
666
75
13
2
1,102
36,680
692
15,381
251
3,294
541
12,087
305
5,815
1,259
47,589
661
22,665
325
6,955
407
16,356
712
34,485
166
6,989
201
10,166
175
9,650
2,552
25
250
678
687
745
167
48.9
464
256
36
172
96
289
67
2,104
321
722
355
640
80
140
305
290
270
185
265
25
10
3
3,434
22.2
324,649
23.6
94.5
43,201
506.03
2,379
170,075
245
145
135
312
1,051
416
75
1,262
31,770
931
17,205
265
5,425
756
11,780
270
5,870
1,707
44,575
836
22,381
300
5,530
432
12,630
755
24,475
185
7,685
130
7,095
170
4,525
3,384
45
316
700
887
1,025
411
50.9
917
406
150
361
185
2,517
430
840
690
805
185
360
510
336
250
100
165
30
3
NEW JERSEY
31
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data m based on reports for only a sample of firms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, Bee text)
FARM3, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres . .
Percent distribution percent..
Average sire 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 . .
acres. .
1 to 9 acres Farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting. .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting . .
acres. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . .
acres. .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Woodland pastured ' farms reporting. .
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
acres. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Irrigated land in (arms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres. .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
acres..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years : ■ number . .
25 to 84 yeare number . .
S5 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-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 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 .
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 of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
2,331
15.1
146,380
10.6
62.8
36,079
631.83
1,696
73,535
310
235
135
415
481
120
760
14,205
830
14,315
225
2,485
675
11,830
195
1,855
1,101
22,590
380
6,770
85
1,280
356
5,125
485
11,940
50
805
65
1,745
SO
2,290
2,286
25
105
426
580
660
490
54.0
701
195
135
371
170
366
361
1,630
275
740
565
700
170
325
326
125
50
40
25
1,723
11.1
100,948
7.3
58.6
32,048
605.32
1,278
43,282
310
210
175
257
285
41
460
8,325
612
10,225
195
2,725
492
7,500
126
1,740
802
17,990
221
6,490
55
1,405
197
1,922
405
7,190
35
780
10
400
30
1,130
1,688
35
130
225
432
405
461
54.6
661
125
125
411
205
405
476
1,062
220
571
370
590
190
216
190
90
45
10
20
535
3.5
23,815
1.7
44.5
21,639
482.15
415
6,850
190
80
70
50
25
105
2,905
240
3,735
80
1,090
190
2,645
15
60
215
5,670
40
1,030
10
70
50
310
80
755
10
105
5
100
5
30
25
95
115
255
100
100
435
50
80
180
200
55
15
50
15
5
5
10
2,611
16.9
97,950
7.1
37.5
28,186
773.14
1,956
27,087
1,061
435
205
165
85
5
800
11,975
990
15,445
280
3,965
785
11,480
110
1,175
1,181
26,110
380
4,080
120
1,105
121
732
270
3,020
50
465
10
115
35
460
2,576
20
190
836
860
670
47.6
2,276
105
280
1,891
721
1,241
2,101
335
160
240
700
1,241
255
175
155
50
5
10
15
5
Part-retirement
1,096
7.1
42,365
3.1
38.7
19,118
581.14
751
9,090
410
176
85
65
15
285
2,565
435
9,485
80
3,245
385
6,240
25
375
476
11,547
120
2,125
20
345
30
280
160
1,570
5
20
10
140
1,096
71.1
226
61
50
115
51
161
206
870
205
715
320
505
70
105
60
10
10
30
0.2
26,108
1.9
870.3
739,778
754.79
29
7,262
5
1
6
14
3
23
3,069
20
3,560
13
795
19
2,765
9
1,137
23
7,656
2
858
1
110
9
1,082
15
2,552
2
305
1
45
10
525
13
4
2
5
49.6
24
1
16
9
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Commercial farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants • .. number.
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number. .
Cotton farms. number. .
Other field-crop farms number . .
Vegetable farms number. .
Fruit-and-nul farms number. .
Poultry farms number . .
Dairy farms number . ,
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number . .
General farms number . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND HND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number. .
Motortrucks farm9 reporting . .
number. .
Tractors farms reporting. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number.
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
3 reporting.
number.
1 tractor farms r
2 tractors farms r
3 tractors farms r
4 tractors farms r
5 or more tractors farms r
Wheel tractors farms r
Crawler tractors farms
Garden tractors farms
Automobiles farms
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms
Telephone farms
Home freezer farms
Milking machine farms
Electric milk cooler farms
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms
Farms by kind of toad on which located:
Hard surface. farms
Gravel, shell, or shale farms
Dirt or unimproved. farms
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms
1 or more mi les to a hard surface road. farms
1 mile farms
2 or 3 miles farms
4 miles farms
5 or more miles farms
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:
farms reporting .
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number.
reporting,
number,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting.
1 hired worker .
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
i reporting,
arms 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.
10,833
3,069
1,299
857
55
86
50
251
10,753
3,044
1,274
130
25
25
507
1,558
647
3,593
2,744
514
438
4,956
2,173
2,239
2,101
2,179
3,159
3,258
1,918
2,109
11,549
20,931
11,921
29,516
10,728
24,726
4,054
3,020
1,923
1,037
694
10,589
23,578
911
1,148
3,962
4,790
L3.443
18,563
14,840
14,469
8,854
3,008
3,019
157
4,185
12,852
1,012
1,409
1,031
378
288
85
5,447
14,795
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
13,779
1,037
647
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
50
20
507
1,558
647
3,593
2,744
514
438
1,219
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14, 508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
575
392
84
62
15
6
575
387
84
87
162
140
298
198
38
40
172
198
209
187
209
228
251
223
279
1,044
4,173
980
4,439
922
3,995
146
149
119
200
308
916
3,715
175
280
316
444
1,072
1,969
1,122
1,127
788
231
231
40
485
982
69
52
35
17
17
958
6,217
946
4,920
231
202
174
224
115
1,457
791
285
225
10
10
20
20
1,447
791
285
942
155
38
90
276
117
845
915
51
68
190
602
622
539
554
878
913
753
825
2,190
4,355
1,933
6,374
1,828
5,710
292
337
583
346
270
1,811
5,441
214
269
588
664
2,377
3,519
2,538
2,515
1,701
935
940
55
1,172
2,200
137
206
165
41
31
10
1,755
3,629
1,460
2,533
877
370
150
47
2,220
221
127
2,072
906
425
290
15
50
20
50
2,067
906
425
145
390
122
1,170
1,096
80
105
246
615
635
640
660
1,037
1,047
691
736
2,714
4,731
2,628
6,661
2,418
5,696
510
908
705
240
55
2,393
5,531
145
165
820
965
3,059
4,102
3,349
3,327
2,081
1,136
1,141
35
1,361
2,912
220
285
205
80
50
30
1,488
2,641
1,122
1,644
820
192
90
20
3,093
206
NEW JERSEY
33
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-retirement
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number .
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number.
Tobacco farms number .
Cotton farms number .
Other field-crop farms number .
Vegetable farms number .
Fruit-and-nul farms number .
Poultry farms number .
Dairy farms .number .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number .
General farms number .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KErtl OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number .
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 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 .
number.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
number .
Automobiles farms reporting.
number .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Home freezer farms reporting .
Milking machine rarms 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 .
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 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 farm operated operators repotting .
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,691
440
190
120
10
10
10
40
1,681
435
190
10
5
120
325
151
685
415
135
70
275
315
320
310
320
460
475
145
155
1,801
2,756
1,810
4,155
1,635
3,400
560
620
265
155
35
1,630
3,250
125
150
595
755
1,975
2,560
2,251
2,156
1,210
425
435
15
570
1,906
170
225
160
65
60
5
605
1,025
430
625
300
90
30
10
2,090
151
90
1,376
250
85
55
1, 161
245
45
285
92
515
115
140
135
221
215
215
210
210
226
231
45
50
1,303
1,786
1,393
2,780
1,303
2,215
665
431
146
55
6
1,283
2,099
101
116
445
565
1,448
1,828
1,648
1,553
866
140
165
5
341
140
100
40
40
288
434
161
211
,572
91
60
410
70
50
20
5
400
65
50
10
5
20
120
25
80
5
70
20
115
50
55
35
35
45
45
5
5
385
510
375
670
310
480
170
115
20
5
290
455
20
25
145
190
450
530
495
420
240
10
10
435
30
55
50
5
5
455
40
40
2,271
180
155
75
2,221
175
145
135
135
110
115
190
190
15
15
1,526
1,862
2,061
3,166
1,716
2,265
1,280
355
50
30
1
1,681
2,177
86
88
781
901
2,335
3,140
2,501
2,426
1,476
80
40
145
2,020
240
311
201
110
70
35
210
345
100
135
65
35
2,380
146
85
1,031
40
25
10
1,001
40
15
35
40
55
60
75
80
20
20
556
627
711
1,012
566
736
431
105
25
5
555
705
31
31
256
276
706
867
906
916
471
30
36
880
66
135
115
20
15
5
,011
20
65
15
16
20
26
21
24
30
131
30
259
30
229
10
1
19
30
205
14
24
16
30
21
48
30
29
21
21
21
7
21
22
327
22
323
5
1
16
16
7
34
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 9ample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Commercial farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertiliser and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting. .,
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials Farms reporting. . .
tons .. .
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . ,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. ..
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
acres . . .
Dry materials •. farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons . . .
Corn farms reporting..
acres . .
rry materials -•••■•.. farms reporting. .
tons . .
Liquid materials .- farms reporting. .
tons . .
Wheat farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year. farms reporting. .
acres limed.,
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for liyestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting . .
S100 to $999 farms reporting..
S1.000 to S1.999 farms reporting. .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under SI ,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 S200 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..
S500 to 5999 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 $49,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, planus, and trees farms reporting..
dol lars . .
Under $100 farms reporting . .
$100 to $496 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..
S500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting . .
See footnotes at end of fable.
9,152
523,106
204,173
9,122
200,070
198
4,103
3,136
111,922
3,136
28,427
15
38
613
12,720
613
2,546
4,623
121,914
4,623
31,766
70
117
2,008
37,133
2,008
7,665
633
22,095
633
25,410
10
18
5,976
217,322
5,946
104,256
133
3,930
4,252
116,687
116,832
15,388
10,414
70,225,952
585
2,724
1,099
1,991
4,015
7,054
15,299,880
3,959
1,614
870
361
250
4,828
1,637,713
2,569
1,927
332
9,629
42,603,793
1,130
1,301
1,078
2,319
1,664
1,208
626
229
74
7,392
6,448,967
2,031
3,155
994
1,212
15,128
9,183,559
3,656
5,943
3,026
2,339
164
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25, 258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
" 859
. 350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
788
130,483
64,482
783
60,673
48
3,809
247
19,636
247
4,714
32
1,070
32
206
286
18,094
286
5,039
10
15
187
7,414
187
1,476
130
10,857
130
12,931
596
73,412
591
36,307
38
3,794
460
29,611
28,608
1,135
643
17,404,199
20
48
17
59
499
572
5,372,467
115
123
118
79
137
340
300,909
91
173
76
1,110
21,306,644
15
26
57
168
261
309
203
71
598
2,857,972
21
86
127
364
1,130
2,766,441
30
141
190
643
126
1,627
153,955
56,636
1,622
56,477
65
159
927
42,503
927
10,205
10
35
235
4,585
235
874
1,044
37,235
1,044
9,632
25
48
420
9,623
420
1,690
150
6,535
150
7,078
10
18
1,021
53,474
1,016
26,998
40
58
1,062
34,553
37,286
2,568
2,013
23,443,191
30
121
76
285
1,501
1,597
4,487,368
386
630
370
140
71
991
391,853
401
504
86
2,338
10,055,570
60
150
200
576
495
584
256
17
1,271
1,335,547
135
555
265
316
2,558
2,300,393
150
677
872
838
21
2,116
126,095
44,418
2,111
44,367
40
51
916
28,840
916
7,531
5
3
215
4,555
215
926
1,240
34,395
1,240
8,662
25
41
535
9,600
535
2,214
150
3,425
150
4,186
1,310
45,280
1,305
20,848
20
7
1,106
24,130
24,260
3,434
2,647
18,601,736
65
225
245
722
1,390
1,922
3,577,475
935
565
301
86
35
1,255
466,760
580
570
105
2,617
6,181,925
180
355
326
805
650
240
61
1,782
1,127,890
235
936
310
301
3,389
2,088,640
335
1,356
1,147
540
11
NEW JERSEY
35
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-retirement
11SE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during Hie year farms reporting . .
acres on which used . .
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Corn farm9 reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Wheat farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials. farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting . .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting . .
acres. .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year. farms reporting . .
acres limed.,
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 $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 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 $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..
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500to$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 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 .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,480
50,675
18,541
1,475
18,575
20
66
355
7,395
355
2,259
55
990
55
178
710
13,760
710
3,644
5
8
405
5,105
405
1,118
85
715
85
794
1,100
22,710
1,095
10, 582
15
58
575
11,965
2,326
1,550
6,045,775
40
390
220
330
570
1,055
854,760
830
135
55
35
775
180,395
495
255
25
1,546
2,427,320
230
270
256
445
245
100
1,115
407,350
255
630
130
100
2,291
905,365
435
1,210
456
190
1,091
29,069
9,959
1,091
9,952
10
7
196
3,934
196
1,143
25
850
25
200
560
9,345
560
2,298
5
5
245
3,080
245
619
65
295
65
264
765
11,565
765
5,428
5
2
406
6,260
5,455
1,718
1,081
2,115,625
95
350
250
370
16
715
432, 585
605
90
10
10
615
155,210
360
225
30
893
1,043,005
215
221
135
226
85
11
931
320,937
350
425
96
60
1,688
485,135
380
1,017
230
61
295
5,030
1,630
285
1,627
10
3
40
970
40
184
100
1,510
100
529
35
425
35
105
200
2,080
190
789
10
3
105
1,610
1,830
535
260
174,860
50
140
55
15
145
57,300
125
15
5
75
8,475
65
10
175
246,670
25
60
15
65
10
270
173,345
125
85
20
40
510
137,725
185
245
55
25
1,251
16,837
5,308
1,251
5,300
5
8
365
5,410
365
1,710
40
560
40
133
500
4,335
500
1,142
140
1,310
140
343
626
5,202
626
1,956
416
5,486
6,117
2,576
1,530
1,242,030
180
1,030
155
155
10
785
337,850
725
45
10
576
93,930
441
130
5
650
566,925
300
150
90
100
10
1,046
167, 270
655
341
40
10
2,531
296,040
1,511
945
60
15
485
4,720
1,720
485
1,720
75
680
75
200
165
1,340
165
403
35
325
35
75
340
2,300
340
989
105
1,370
1,100
1,066
665
490,805
105
420
80
55
5
245
47,930
235
10
195
29,055
135
60
271
127, 505
120
365
34,985
255
95
5
10
1,001
119,980
630
346
15
10
36
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class
Commercial farms
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 dol lars .
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars.
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved. .
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves. .
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
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. 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
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
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
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting
number
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting
pounds,
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
240,968,350
15,534
101,976,879
22,142,372
31,470,093
18,752,747
29,611,667
138,991,471
70,669,416
53,060,784
15,261,271
5,401
194, 250
4,813
128,980
4,447
122,079
4,125
51,202
3,169
14,068
361
868
609
525
1,523
1,242
271
2
631
1,200
392
682
1,214
504
90
100
672
985
305
645
1,174
488
81
97
2,131
6,831
1,887
200,923
1,172
98,839
1,407
102,084
837
15,762
624
4,444
821
11,318
791
9,933
600
1,385
6,939
12,983,161
4,607
111,133
7,680,814
1,040
227,656
7,057,336
564
8,540
111,020
3,147
1,006,714,768
53,060,784
5,380
8,323,993
5,450
162,695,908
60,197,488
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136, 178, 571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47, 175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
80
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,933
4,520
160, 529, 575
59,395,944
92,296,929
81,319
52,356,380
7,586,704
14,658,685
12,023,129
18,087,862
39,940,549
21,415,641
13,127,461
5,397,447
305
35,865
285
25,332
282
24,644
221
8,784
213
1,749
28
12
1
7
109
140
2
36
78
46
78
153
457
107
95,986
84
43,697
72
52,289
29
491
22
196
28
295
28
263
13
32
341
2,894,270
278
20,813
1,628,449
75
120,979
3,750,349
23
320
4,160
238
221,988,969
13,127,461
313
3,507,295
283
45,171,020
16,713,276
69,559,451
27,087
20,895,282
5,775,965
7,186,805
3,047,534
4,884,978
48,664,169
22,774,503
22,051,025
3,838,641
1,054
65,649
1,028
46,896
1,011
46,536
919
16,990
713
1,763
20
45
15
17
166
705
86
35
50
6
51
475
366
30
36
35
10
45
480
360
30
15
397
846
272
43,796
167
25, 261
197
18, 535
60
920
50
345
55
575
55
520
40
55
1,332
4,400,265
1,039
40,233
2,345,570
152
47,547
1,473,957
45
350
4,550
955
419,697,835
22,051,025
1,097
1,687,872
1,097
55,710,855
20,613,011
50,153,531
14,605
15,257,792
4,369,680
5,855,275
1,741,122
3,291,715
34,895,739
17,883,529
14,147,675
2,864,535
1,482
57,253
1,402
38,072
1,351
36,499
1,156
14,678
871
4,503
55
115
60
61
795
376
20
95
146
65
415
636
40
5
90
140
50
415
616
40
336
1,050
325
23,465
210
11,215
220
12,250
135
2,020
85
295
120
1,725
120
1,570
90
155
1,696
3,565,747
1,362
31,881
2,027,935
200
21,260
659,060
80
1,315
17,095
1,166
284,346,446
14,147,675
1,450
2,030,587
1,430
42,127,855
15,550,307
NEW JERSEY
37
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanation?, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 bead 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 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 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..
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.,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.,
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number..
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting .
number .
dollars .
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
16,822,066
7,217
7,401,068
2,1*1,730
2,151,355
1,120,943
1,987,040
9,420,998
5,474,182
2,577,860
1,368,956
816
16,435
761
10, 514
696
8,884
601
4,093
436
1,828
60
160
75
121
350
40
10
125
201
190
185
45
15
145
161
180
180
25
5
310
685
345
17,250
220
8,470
290
8,780
85
1,915
45
575
75
1,340
65
1,000
55
340
1,075
1,261,750
675
8,525
704,860
185
18,870
584,970
40
900
11,700
461
54,777,304
2,577,860
880
592, 568
955
12,980,300
4,802,714
6,387,101
3,707
3,384,434
1,261,469
1,015,175
406,942
700,848
3,002,667
1,932,382
391,820
678,465
511
6,954
435
3,495
365
2,250
400
2,270
261
1,189
30
120
116
110
130
5
70
220
105
25
15
205
65
5
10
181
1,037
240
7,970
145
3,820
190
4,150
110
1,210
65
230
110
980
100
840
70
140
800
484,890
435
4,615
388,750
150
7,030
217,930
50
590
7,670
180
8,602,303
391,820
685
326,015
645
4,208,400
1,557,112
738,824
1,381
484,375
130,410
153,510
33,845
166,610
254,449
149, 155
11,715
93,579
125
830
90
325
75
155
360
50
145
65
645
60
845
30
625
45
220
25
675
20
175
25
500
25
480
15
20
205
51,205
70
290
42,185
35
630
19,530
25
270
3,510
15
263,750
11,715
105
12,601
110
331,145
159,524
2,169,357
831
1,266,110
557,545
205, 860
184,490
318, 215
903,247
442,649
25,540
435,058
770
5,745
515
1,655
390
780
535
2,300
480
1,790
100
255
240
110
65
160
325
25
5
160
230
555
1,845
360
3,320
210
1,285
260
2,035
380
6,970
280
2,120
350
4,850
340
4,380
270
470
925
166,890
520
2,080
241,255
145
2,650
82,150
265
4,055
52,715
45
466, 524
25,540
510
81,266
550
916,870
339,243
Part-retirement
1,007,259
919
522,312
192, 257
181,600
68,220
80,235
484,947
314,078
41,085
129,784
316
1,820
276
732
256
602
196
743
130
345
60
115
66
70
5
105
171
110
146
125
210
155
1,690
85
945
115
745
55
575
50
205
50
370
50
305
40
65
551
105,675
206
851
80,730
75
1,455
45,105
30
200
2,600
66
737,300
41,085
326
45,389
366
715,755
264,829
38
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DftU are based on reports for only a sample of faims. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
forms
Economic class
Commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms 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 more titters farms reporting.,
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting . ,
number of Iitter9,.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.,
number of litters..
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.,
acres . ,
t'nder 11 acres... ,
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres. .
Harvested for grain
'amis reporting.,
srms reporting.,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
> reporting.
; reporting.
'arms reporting .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
minhplH .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, tLmothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or btjibII grains farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotetoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
bushels. .
See footnotes at end of table.
760
21,210
180
271
117
79
37
76
637
11,061
62S
10,149
5,599
135,831
1,946
1,630
1,395
392
120
116
4,945
96,156
6,186,567
2,664
3,224,678
2,526
42,156
1,344,744
2,235
1,244,186
1,625
23,017
949,247
477
187,160
1,485
22,907
898,179
640
472,164
983
27,253
690,147
213,496
3,261
91,116
244,591
634
24,534
3,339
67,030
123,389
706
14,490
535
6,800
10,332
61
2,603
853
26, 208
31,351
137
15,336
945
22,342
129,626
790
22,359
4,675,455
1,029
16,562
2,611,852
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863, 574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
9L2
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2, 547, 155
40
5,672
10
11
4
1
1
13
28
2,398
33
3,274
330
20,111
34
35
84
69
55
53
299
12,814
832,783
161
436,063
218
8,342
286,666
212
272,180
67
1,937
72,747
12
8,400
147
4,147
158,419
59
84,849
5,075
L34,839
39,361
270
16,862
44,818
40
2,448
169
6,292
11,394
19
560
28
830
964
6
278
60
8,610
8,066
15
6,516
111
6,767
28,087
136
10,957
2,622,911
75
3,691
751, 585
117
5,522
20
55
12
5
25
97
3,641
97
1,881
1,135
38,955
141
305
465
182
20
22
930
23,520
1,735,360
443
840,465
527
10,748
365,918
497
342,098
430
8,035
339,540
110
69, 195
371
6,310
276,120
106
123,870
137
3,388
92,733
61,535
922
31,958
92,481
122
7,561
648
15,711
32,580
81
2,290
165
1,535
2,450
5
125
157
4,978
7,520
7
2,225
406
7,353
48,460
166
6,604
1,285,110
190
4,277
744,255
120
3,175
35
35
15
10
25
90
1,625
115
1,550
1,465
39,475
320
495
485
100
35
30
1,270
27,830
1,812,410
645
875,000
670
10,615
320,400
590
295,995
526
7,365
316,615
125
50,925
445
5,780
228,495
175
102,965
180
7,355
189,780
1,012
25,920
69,030
100
5,630
841
18,990
36,085
90
2,725
180
2,945
4,675
15
1,655
230
7,595
8,905
35
3,810
335
6,075
37,020
175
3,439
569,395
210
3,985
564,945
NEW JERSEY
39
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-retirement
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters ..
20 to 39 titters . .
40 to 69 litters . .
70 or more litters
June 2 to November
arms reporting.
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting.
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. ,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters. .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres . ..
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres. . . .
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
. farms
. farms
. farms
.farms
. farms
. farms
. farms
reporting. .
acres,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting. .
reporting.
acres.
bushels.
reporting. .
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushel;-;. .
Oate harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
SaleB farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tans. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tans. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tans. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tans. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2.
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
155
3,185
15
55
30
30
15
10
145
1,795
130
1,390
870
15,710
315
330
195
20
10
785
12,870
788,355
415
456,235
465
5,635
178,085
400
161,325
275
3,015
124,605
85
23,365
260
3,860
150,305
155
109,050
185
5,405
145,420
19,700
125
1,620
15
50
30
25
5
125
705
90
915
640
10,225
280
235
110
15
585
9,280
501,395
400
356,160
325
3,650
108,085
275
97,960
135
1,285
45,095
55
18,875
150
1,555
48,110
85
33,620
170
3,570
76,365
12,275
385
6,570
17,215
280
4,350
8,075
110
3,140
120
3,320
525
10,610
18,915
325
5,125
9,525
90
1,830
130
2,850
85
740
1,380
15
380
21
270
375
5
100
100
1,125
1,830
10
100
80
2,055
2,980
25
2,400
50
655
2,990
10
475
4,450
100
725
106,885
75
321
40,885
205
2,956
385,305
135
854
92,105
10
140
165
1,850
75
85
5
150
1,755
81,615
90
46,100
55
610
14,490
40
11,430
30
205
6,365
15
2,000
10
75
2,125
1,490
25
445
9,625
60
735
1,390
10
60
60
785
1,300
25
475
20
225
270
40
159
;,960
110
515
65
25
15
5
65
180
85
335
685
5,245
545
100
40
635
4,870
248,235
375
156,185
205
1,915
52,090
160
45,755
125
930
33,755
70
13,900
65
810
18,430
35
9,850
135
1,455
30,855
265
3,050
5,515
110
1,815
565
6,855
10,075
190
2,200
50
355
350
15
65
155
950
1,030
25
100
20
285
3,115
35
18
1,595
100
421
42,085
60
275
20
35
5
55
135
50
140
285
1,920
235
45
5
270
1,850
81,320
130
52,220
55
390
9,750
55
8,885
30
135
5,025
5
500
30
225
7,475
20
6,470
550
10,280
3,095
46
487
914
20
245
196
2,078
2,616
1,360
50
505
550
20
185
75
72
5,635
65
185
16,420
23
1,106
6
3
11
3
22
537
18
569
24
2,340
1
6
6
11
21
1,367
105,094
5
6,250
6
251
9,060
6
8,558
7
110
5,500
7
145
8,700
1
10
250
2,765
21
1,184
5,153
2
315
10
584
899
1
200
1
100
123
1
165
200
13
732
5,504
216
42,274
9
34
6,192
40
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms
Total
Class I
Class II
Class III
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
3,531
31,470,093
1,327
27, 533
949
584,490
129,241
455, 249
3,004,880
2,855
31,020,805
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
314
14,658,685
158
15,381
120
392,612
94,022
298, 590
2,454,148
526
7,186,805
190
4,780
140
81,920
15,240
66,680
282,695
730
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchardH, groves, vineyards, and
acres. . .
200
2,146
115
16,585
77,385
1 Includes mlli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
^Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW JERSEY
41
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a 9ample of farms. See taxt]
(For definitions and expl nnations, see text)
Economic class— Continued
Commercial farms— Continued
Part-retirement
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting.
acres.
Apples" farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
610
2,151,355
190
1,604
130
26,985
5,440
21,545
70,785
490
1,015,175
150
1,394
110
30,045
2,045
28,000
65,450
185
153,510
35
170
35
4,185
2,135
2,050
1,250
380
205, 860
275
1,029
200
11,750
5,785
5,965
7,230
290
181,600
110
278
80
3,280
50
3,230
3,110
6
61,828
19
751
19
13,718
1,114
12,604
42,827
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
Part 1 of 5. -Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Fconomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
FafmS number. -.
Percent distribution percent..
Land in fatms acres . .
Percent distribution percent..
Average size of farm acres . .
Value ol land and buildings:
Averape per farm dollars . .
Averape per acre dollars. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting..
20 to 29 acres forms 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..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres. .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting..
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farm? reporting. .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres..
Land in stnp-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 years number. .
25 to 14 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 Uieir 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-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 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 ro 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 fooUiotes at end of table.
11,726
XXX
1,211,875
XXX
103.3
47,5<a
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
101,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180, 588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
755
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
1,558
100.0
183,766
100.0
117.9
46^519
397.03
1,558
118,728
150
160
170
270
506
238
51
11
2
320
3,220
627
12,068
207
3,289
493
8,779
71
515
797
28,359
166
1,603
55
310
711
35,624
976
51,105
98
2,931
38
1,156
93
8,495
1,543
35
180
379
362
385
202
49.6
466
296
195
105
1,092
183
410
100
85
360
195
325
225
133
96
40
79
12
162
10.4
58,876
32.0
363.4
145,945
345.01
162
39,228
10
36
73
36
5
2
55
830
42
2,453
22
944
28
1,509
1
10
81
9,564
16
658
5
125
131
17,819
111
17,385
13
666
501
13
6,510
157
25
59
41
15
17
45.9
26
11
5
10
5
15
5
136
13
276
17.7
44,720
24.3
162.0
54,880
377.02
276
32,215
10
130
110
15
6
60
515
110
1,330
45
390
90
940
10
40
171
6,005
45
415
15
45
170
7,905
225
16,050
30
1,040
10
175
25
1,015
211
35
390
25.0
36,500
19.9
93.6
41,948
438.86
390
24,720
20
10
25
85
200
50
55
355
135
2,545
40
595
110
1,950
20
135
210
4,970
35
170
20
85
185
6,965
265
10,150
40
1,100
10
385
40
810
390
5
50
115
75
115
30
48.0
150
100
30
20
25
70
15
240
20
60
15
20
60
60
120
65
25
20
5
15
325
20.9
23,265
12.7
71.6
35,636
481.17
325
13,415
15
55
50
100
100
5
90
730
150
2,580
40
560
120
2,020
10
75
180
4,120
45
245
10
30
105
1,730
180
4,600
10
95
10
95
10
320
15
10
80
75
65
75
52.1
105
60
15
30
220
45
120
25
10
110
55
75
40
25
285
18.3
15,325
S.3
53.8
"22,433
443.01
285
7,790
60
50
70
65
40
40
130
120
1,980
30
445
90
1,535
25
225
115
2,460
15
75
5
25
90
940
155
2,600
2S0
15
30
35
60
75
65
52.5
85
35
25
25
25
30
45
200
60
90
60
25
125
40
65
15
5
NEW JERSEY
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.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
43
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARVS BY COLOR AND TENURE nF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number .. .
All tenants number . . .
Cash tenants number...
Share-cash tenants number . . .
Crop-share tenants number. . .
Livestock-share tenants number . . .
Other and unspecified tenants number.. .
White farm operators:
Ful I owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
Al I tenants number...
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
All tenants number . . ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ..
number . . .
Com pickers farms report] ng . . .
number. ..
Pick-up balers farms reporting. . .
number. . ,
Field forage harvesters farn.s reporting . . ,
number.. .
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 u-actors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting..
number..
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting . .
number..
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. .
Farms by kind ol 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 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 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 farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18, 311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
Economic class
692
622
220
170
5
20
692
612
215
93
98
102
122
95
95
25
40
1,483
3,841
1,528
5,125
1,483
4,623
295
380
385
245
178
1,478
4,444
110
179
347
502
1,384
1,912
1,528
1,468
918
50
35
17
192
1,428
60
70
55
15
15
442
2,241
342
1,352
151
72
49
39
31
1,412
111
35
37
106
15
10
5
37
101
15
13
13
21
36
15
15
15
15
157
1,102
157
1,223
157
1,186
10
50
97
157
1,103
29
83
37
37
153
310
162
162
137
15
15
2
42
112
1,301
112
847
141
16
5
100
126
40
100
126
40
30
30
21
21
15
15
5
15
276
779
276
1,077
271
1,042
10
45
65
80
71
271
1,021
21
21
30
35
251
377
276
266
186
5
5
5
50
251
10
15
15
115
455
100
285
241
30
5
120
175
90
70
10
120
175
90
30
35
30
35
25
25
5
10
375
835
380
1,120
375
1,015
30
120
160
60
5
375
1,000
10
15
80
105
355
470
390
380
210
5
345
15
30
20
10
10
115
320
60
115
345
35
10
180
110
35
25
5
180
110
35
305
590
315
935
300
755
55
90
105
45
5
300
735
15
20
90
180
285
375
315
315
195
25
15
5
45
295
20
10
5
55
105
300
20
5
180
75
25
20
5
180
70
20
265
390
285
565
280
480
140
90
40
10
275
440
35
40
70
85
245
275
275
265
155
270
5
10
10
265
10
10
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 1 of 5.-Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used dunnc the year
Dry materials,...
Liquid inat'Tials ,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture. ,
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials. ...
Liquid materials .
All other crops
Dry materials. ...
Liquid materials .
Lime or limine materials used durinn the year.
Any of the following specified expenditures. .
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to $999
$1,000 to $1,999 .
$2,000 to S4, 999 .
$5,000 or more...
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under $1,000
$1,000 to $2,499 .
S2.500 to $1,999 .
$5,000 to $9,999 .
$10,000 or more..
Machine hire..
Under $200
S200 to $999. . .
$1,000 or more.
Under $200
$200 to $199
S600 to $999
51,000 to $2,499 ...
$2,500 to $1,999 . . ,
$5,000 to $9,999 . . .
$10,000 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to *I9,999 .
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees..
Under $100
$100 to S199. . .
$500 to $999. . .
$1,000 or more.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann busineSE
Under $100
S100 to $199
S500 to $999
51,000 to £4,91)9 .
$5,000 or more...
reporting.
On which used.
tons.
arms retorting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
; reporting.,
acres . ,
rarms reporting. ,
tons.,
arms reporting . ,
tons.,
'arms reporting. ,
acres . .
'arms reporting.,
tons..
arms reporting, ,
tons..
arms reporting. ,
acres . .
arms reporting..
tons. ,
s reporting. ,
tons..
anus reporting, .
acres . .
'arms reporting. ,
tons..
< reporting..
Ions. ,
amis reporting. .
arms reporting.,
tons.,
"arms reporting..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
;»rms n-porling. . .
acres. ..
arms reporting. ..
tons . . .
arms reporting. ..
'ins reporting,
acres limed.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
dollars.
reporting,
reporting,
roportinfl.
reporting,
reporting.
arms reporting,
lollars.
arms reporting .
reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
anna reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms roporting,
arms reporting,
dollars,
'amis reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars,
'arms reporting,
amis reporting,
'arms reporting.
amis reporting,
arms reporting.
Total all
commercial farms
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
Economic class
1,512
112,976
66,101
1,507
62,329
43
3,772
176
4,317
176
1,604
15
150
15
43
458
7,259
458
2,758
5
5
147
2,542
147
498
157
2,155
157
2,505
1,442
96, 553
1,437
54,921
43
3,767
734
27,679
24,612
1,553
548
336,816
135
337
25
41
10
311
116,288
281
20
10
701
316,171
331
327
43
1,373
9,622,687
50
120
95
270
335
250
196
43
14
1,251
1,160,602
165
596
246
244
1,548
1,498,327
70
575
460
417
26
156
39,941
25,941
156
22,281
8
3,660
26
667
26
192
5
125
5
30
42
1,309
42
453
17
312
17
64
22
505
22
530
151
37,023
151
21,012
8
3,660
108
11,054
10,872
162
48
55,291
10
22
16
46
36,468
36
5
5
66
137,481
16
32
18
162
4,734,752
10
30
75
33
14
116
523,767
162
553,587
10
131
21
276
31,840
18,723
276
18,671
15
52
40
1,205
40
327
86
1,450
86
753
5
5
45
1,290
45
244
40
1,215
40
1,546
276
26,680
276
15,801
15
47
181
10,420
8,065
276
95
76,750
10
65
5
10
5
45
37,450
30
10
5
175
67,765
45
120
10
276
2,596,020
5
20
L25
116
10
225
263,585
10
55
80
80
276
360,800
10
100
161
5
375
22,095
11,742
375
11,741
5
1
35
985
35
505
95
1,820
95
657
30
420
30
91
30
140
30
152
345
18,705
345
10,323
5
1
185
3,340
3,215
390
130
100,640
35
70
15
5
5
80
24,455
190
69,150
70
105
15
370
1,347,890
20
20
75
170
80
5
330
200,885
15
170
75
70
390
298,605
10
125
160
95
325
11,595
6,040
320
5,983
10
57
50
1,135
50
447
125
,515
125
480
30
375
30
62
30
105
30
94
310
8,465
305
4,900
10
57
160
2,105
1,915
325
130
48,280
30
90
5
5
55
8,040
55
265
74,480
30
200
30
5
320
163,925
15
165
115
25
265
6,230
3,122
265
3,L20
5
2
20
275
20
118
100
1,035
100
350
25
145
25
37
30
185
30
178
250
4,590
250
2,437
5
2
70
520
335
280
100
44,320
40
55
65
9,335
65
155
100
24,720
16,060
120
65
35
35
305
215
658,545
256,470
10
35
25
50
40
30
110
70
105
30
15
230
85,170
65
130
25
10
280
90,750
20
205
50
5
$ee footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
State Table 18.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Partjl of 5.- Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
45
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 .
Cow9, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
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 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 . .
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 . .
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 . .
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number. .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting . .
number . ,
Born 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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars . .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars. .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars. .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. .
dozens. .
dollars. .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
80
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,4«
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
Economic class
30,649,772
19,673
29,791,382
2,442,959
26,089,660
965,786
292,977
858,390
141,142
423,235
294,013
290
2,775
245
1,490
210
1,250
150
705
140
580
40
130
55
40
90
130
90
100
355
569
231
4,773
95
3,050
196
1,723
376
49,658
205
2,315
175,440
106
3,758
116,498
25
,327,430
423,235
85
11,024
135
176,370
65,258
14,207,953
87,703
13,799,615
600,031
12,544,400
486,732
168,452
408,338
352,860
55,478
35
1,280
35
950
35
805
10
165
15
165
45
104
21
253
15
180
11
73
16
708
35
910
48,075
16
223
6,913
15
7,070,980
352,860
7,592,062
27,507
7,378,673
1,076,763
6,120,995
173,320
7,595
213,389
32,989
70,000
110,400
40
490
30
200
30
200
25
180
25
110
95
140
60
2,260
20
1,410
60
850
70
1,950
40
670
67,575
40
1,375
42,625
1,250,000
70,000
5
64
15
2,500
925
5,426,338
13,9U
5,300,848
401,506
4,656,165
174,427
68,750
125,490
50,630
375
74,485
65
380
60
85
45
70
25
105
45
190
85
145
40
1,310
15
990
35
320
90
26
,295
40
355
31
715
25
1
335
41
385
5
6,450
375
25
3,056
40
82,470
30,514
2,172,772
6,685
2,118,207
210,387
1,784,720
88,670
34,430
54,565
16,750
37,815
100
395
85
185
70
135
50
110
45
100
75
115
75
585
40
290
55
295
75
6,750
65
255
22,315
15
500
15,500
20
2,944
45
35,150
13,006
1,075,478
3,774
1,031,370
143,751
843,845
32,574
11,200
44,108
37,573
40
185
30
65
25
35
35
115
5
5
25
100
25
100
9,205
25
125
5,760
5
25
775
25
4,320
25
49,330
18,253
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-Continued
Part 1 of 5.-Vegetable farms
Data are baaed oo reports for only a sample of fains. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters lammed Decembet 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters.
June 2 to November 30 .
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting . ,
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting.
farms reporting .
number of titters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
acres.
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting .
acres .
bushels,
.farms reporting.
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tans. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tans. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tans. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains. farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres .
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
bushels. .
567
19, 314
95
ZU
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,0U
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863,574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
196,141
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
55
850
10
20
10
10
5
50
485
45
365
528
7,654
306
125
76
11
10
518
7,269
392,265
336
306,120
188
2,751
88,936
163
82,993
21
262
8,722
6
4,800
223
3,124
137,857
137
95,614
107
2,236
59,013
4,647
230
2,510
6,655
105
1,780
121
1,127
2,441
41
696
15
370
455
15
455
55
540
790
10
265
10
100
750
162
2,161
448,011
348
3,750
572,845
42
1,364
21
11
10
42
1,184
75,850
35
65,250
23
366
12,596
18
11,568
1
77
1,992
1
1,500
33
529
27,152
12
6,774
871
23,893
30
495
1,530
10
90
16
197
436
6
106
5
250
250
5
250
70
500
22
505
115,621
33
725
159,500
20
470
5
20
285
15
185
96
1,505
55
15
20
6
96
1,395
85,650
61
73,250
45
1,290
45,995
45,270
5
45
1,000
65
1,195
61,190
35
51,815
40
625
18,350
50
440
1,395
15
350
25
230
595
10
100
5
55
125
5
125
15
140
350
5
30
250
40
1,218
275,070
95
1,446
218,165
10
175
5
10
125
10
50
115
1,885
60
30
20
5
110
1,835
97,755
70
69,180
35
450
14,260
25
11,735
10
135
5,630
5
3,300
45
505
20,575
30
14,250
30
510
11,800
1,105
30
410
1,160
20
270
25
330
740
5
300
5
300
300
5
300
20
65
95
5
15
30
143
23,915
95
950
135,605
145
1,600
85
45
15
145
1,580
79,395
85
58,350
40
425
11,000
35
10,325
5
5
100
60
665
23,000
45
18,400
10
110
2,520
1,100
80
705
1,535
40
790
40
310
555
15
165
30
104
9,780
65
343
35,650
105
1,060
75
20
10
100
1,035
42,590
40
195
4,635
35
3,645
20
230
5,940
15
4,375
20
120
2,450
35
415
1,005
15
270
15
60
115
5
25
30
185
22,950
50
270
23,100
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
47
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-Vegetable farms
| [turn are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVF-STED-Conlimied
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
.farms
reporting,
acres.
Asparagus
Beans, green lima farms reporting..
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms
Broccoli farms
Cabbage farms
Com, sweet farms
Lettuce and romalne farms
Peas, green farms
Peppers , sweet farms
Spinach
Tomatoes .
.farms
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms
Apples* farms
Trees bT all ages .■
Trees not of bearing age
Trees of bearing age
Quantity harvested .•
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres,
reporting,
acres ,
reporting,
acres .
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres.
reporting,
acres.
reporting.
. . -number.
. . .number.
. . .number.
. .bushels.
2,855
31,020,805
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
923
25,475
650
' 555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
1,558
26,089,660
712
20,525
239
9,909
434
6,944
185
2,816
390
2,536
464
8,572
358
3,598
82
3,427
863
6,163
152
4,729
1,090
14,574
105
1,139
55
22,275
4,715
17,560
43,525
162
12,544,400
82
5,479
8
3,714
59
4,491
45
2,349
60
1,540
29
2,799
73
2,071
12
2,320
68
1,535
47
4,315
100
3,317
10
235
10
1,500
500
1,000
2,250
276
6,120,995
165
6,665
31
4,035
60
900
20
265
50
403
55
1,608
40
565
20
820
165
1,730
25
190
225
4,690
20
465
10
8,665
1,765
6,900
32,500
390
4,656,165
175
4,378
50
1,159
120
876
35
123
85
241
110
2,346
85
463
15
208
235
1,760
35
110
280
3,915
10
550
550
2,000
325
1,784,720
155
2,514
65
809
75
283
95
208
100
889
70
328
195
671
215
1,518
35
363
15
10,060
1,250
8,810
6,775
285
843,845
95
1,168
70
186
90
351
65
121
125
856
65
146
140
392
195
1,014
5
300
120
139,535
40
321
15
6
30
43
20
9
35
23
45
74
25
25
60
75
75
120
5
13
5
1,200
1,200
1Tncludes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines .
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 2 of 5.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. . ,
Percent distribution percent..,
Land in farms acres..,
Percent dislsibulion 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 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. ..
acres . . ,
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.
acres . . ,
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting..,
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . ,
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number. .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to M 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-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 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
11,726
XXX
1,211,875
XXX
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180,588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
755
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
647
100.0
115,986
100.0
179.3
54,392
341.33
647
39,347
135
155
45
64
122
86
36
4
41
545
292
15,861
81
1,597
230
14,264
16
164
380
42,405
36
1,189
21
420
246
10,381
119
6,096
27
510
15
140
16
122
633
56
128
181
162
106
52.2
237
86
35
116
31
111
130
410
63
159
36
30
235
50
77
74
57
18
25
38
26
9
140
21.6
55,501
47.9
396.4
116,538
320.10
140
22,611
15
325
61
7,589
26
1,042
44
6,547
6
39
91
13,342
16
644
6
275
65
6,208
39
3,226
12
180
136
21
50
34
19
12
46.6
120
3
117
18.1
32,228
27.8
275.5
75,691
277.03
117
8,114
16
175
54
4,327
25
265
39
4,062
5
120
65
16,008
15
530
10
130
56
1,771
45
2,040
5
110
5
15
27
45
28
12
50.8
i22
18.9
13,615
11.8
111.6
29,053
325.09
122
3,900
15
50
15
21
15
6
10
45
41
885
5
45
36
840
66
6,910
42
1,170
15
145
5
110
10
125
5
30
122
10
25
41
25
21
50.5
151
23.3
8,060
6.9
53.4
32,615
602.70
151
2,475
60
60
10
10
11
70
1,560
5
25
65
1,535
96
3,945
66
965
146
15
11
25
65
30
56.3
92
14.2
6,052
5.2
65.8
24,375
441.39
92
2,057
40
40
1
5
6
56
1,415
15
170
41
1,245
47
2,095
5
15
5
15
12
252
10
600
5
110
15
36
5
31
55.7
NEW JERSEY
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.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
49
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURK OF OPERATOR
All lafm operators
Ful I owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
All lennnts number...
Cash tenants number , . ,
Share-cash tenants number. . .
Crop-share tenants number . . .
Livestock-share tenants number.. .
Other and unspecified tenants number..,
White farm operators:
Ful I owners number . . ,
Part owners number. . .
All tenants number. . .
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number. . .
Part owners number. ..
All tenants number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number . .
Corn pickers farms reporting . .
number . .
Pick-up balers farms reporting . .
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number . .
Tractors farms reporting . .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reforting..
number..
1 tractor farms reporting . .
2 tractors farms reporting. .
3 tractors farms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting . .
5 or more tractors farms reporting..
Wheel Iractors farms reporting . .
number..
Crawler tractors rarms reporting . .
number. .
Garden 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..
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. .
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 .
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 farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,87*
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
Economic class
503
110
10
503
110
10
28
28
17
17
18
18
6
6
588
1,492
623
1,963
608
1,770
156
186
108
56
102
600
1,553
151
217
139
193
545
864
622
547
371
11
11
484
40
106
50
299
1,414
242
926
489
134
24
2
2
3
3
1
1
139
686
138
751
133
690
17
25
20
71
132
595
64
95
38
61
139
341
140
139
117
6
6
113
933
113
697
115
17
5
109
286
117
405
117
393
11
27
42
16
21
115
331
37
62
11
12
112
193
117
105
73
5
87
252
57
116
106
15
106
15
117
213
121
322
121
267
45
41
15
10
10
121
252
10
15
35
55
100
60
62
124
141
5
136
176
150
285
145
255
55
70
20
145
235
20
20
30
30
115
135
146
116
65
100
46
5
72
116
87
185
87
160
40
31
6
10
87
140
15
20
15
25
77
92
87
72
46
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 2 of 5.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting.. .
acres on which used. ..
tons. ..
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
Ions.. .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry maleri a] s farms reporting . . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) « farms reporting . . .
acres . . ,
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Corn farms reporting. . ,
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Wheat ........... .farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons . . ,
Irish potatoes rarms reporting. . .
acres . . ,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
All other crops farms reporting .. .
acres . . ,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting..,
tons . .
Lime or liming materials used durinc the year farms reporting . .
acres limed. .
Ions ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporti ng . .
$100 to $999 farms reporting. ,
$1,000 to 51,999 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 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 . .
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 S2O0 farms reporting. .
$200 to $499 farms reporting..
5500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to 52,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
55,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to 519,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting..
$50,000 or more farms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and Irees forms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under $100 farms reporting . .
$100 to 5499 farms reporting. .
$500 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting. .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting. .
dollars,.
Under $100 farms reporting . .
5100 to 5499 i farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. ,
SI ,000 to 54,999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,9%
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
571
29,677
12,990
571
12,879
10
111
31
465
31
142
24
218
24
95
28
512
28
99
6
315
6
300
566
28,167
566
12,243
10
111
161
4,964
4,604
647
113
198,495
15
61
10
16
11
44
39,091
37
1
5
1
243
141,766
88
94
61
576
4,734,288
25
41
42
121
131
85
75
36
20
312
317,435
70
118
63
61
642
569,910
65
293
126
148
10
127
17,132
7,824
127
7,713
10
111
16
355
16
105
142
8
27
6
315
6
300
127
16,248
127
7,241
10
111
56
2,479
2,574
140
32
135,585
6
6
18
30,466
11
1
5
1
48
29,248
7
31
10
140
3,252,648
21
27
37
35
20
91
241,610
5
13
33
40
140
339,470
18
22
90
10
104
6,040
2,658
104
2,658
10
100
10
17
104
5,844
104
2,607
40
1,010
775
117
46
51,420
10
16
5
10
5
11
5,565
11
65
38,568
26
23
16
112
738,770
5
5
20
20
28
33
1
65
32,395
10
30
10
15
117
87,435
5
27
47
38
120
3,120
1,065
120
1,065
120
2,960
120
1,007
20
950
790
122
5
1,325
66
32,830
15
30
15
122
70,380
5
71
36
10
135
1,670
683
135
683
5
120
130
1,550
130
653
15
195
130
151
15
9,390
l6
5
10
960
10
65
40
38,430
30,635
20
15
25
10
20
15
111
111
427,040
242,655
5
5
6
16
20
45
55
35
20
10
50
6,765
20
30
151
41,900
20
115
11
85
1,715
760
85
760
5
150
5
25
85
1,565
85
735
30
330
335
92
15
775
5
2,100
5
20
4,745
15
87
64,595
10
31
15
31
35
3,420
15
15
92
28,610
20
57
10
5
NEW JERSEY
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.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
51
Item
(For definitions and explanations, sop text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 UVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle 3nd calves farms reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 4 head farms reporting .
5 to 9 head farms rejairting.
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 .
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.
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.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number .
dollars .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting,
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotoa at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
80
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5"7449"
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,7%
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
Economic class
18,493,413
28,583
18,077,258
549,223
1,125,620
16,118,569
283,646
416,155
192,568
167,425
56,162
31
738
28
461
27
453
17
232
4
45
46
81
28
571
12
270
22
301
12
67
7
12
12
55
12
48
45
18,781
24
358
32,533
17
750
23,250
11
3,172,510
167,425
34
111,130
35
219,560
81,238
12,551,142
89,651
12,290,204
412,637
740,540
11,083,261
53,766
260,938
106,155
118,000
36,783
15
546
13
326
12
318
6
186
3
34
16
36
8
131
2
40
7
91
258
26,583
2
320
9,920
2,625,010
118,000
7
105,632
3
1,360
503
2,970,258
25,387
2,843,560
101,282
266,015
2,470,523
5,740
126,698
72,643
49,425
4,630
6
172
5
120
5
120
22
15,210
11
55
3,700
5
30
930
5
547,500
49,425
22
4,858
27
183,200
67,785
1,460,717
11,973
1,458,467
14,115
64,690
1,267,667
111,995
2,250
2,250
5
45
2,250
1,084,539
7,182
1,070,670
4,911
11,250
942,164
112,345
13,869
13,770
10
3,060
5
640
5
35,000
12,950
407,275
4,427
394,875
15,643
41,625
337,607
12,400
12,400
19,482
779
19,482
635
1,500
17,347
10
10
5
350
5
200
5
150
5
100
10
400
12,400
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 2 of 5.-Fruit-and-nut farms
DftLa are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ToUl all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters fallowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 liuers
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters .
40 to 69 liuers
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
arms reporting..
arms reporting . .
arms reporting. .
reporting. .
arms reporting . .
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting . .
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . .
number of litters . .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
.farms reporting. .
. .farms reporting. .
. .farms reporting..
. .farms reporting..
. .farms reporting. .
. .farms reporting.
, .farms reporting .
bushels. ..
Sales farms reporting. . .
bushels. ..
Wheat harvested farms reporting . . .
acres. . .
bushels...
Sales. .farms reporting. . .
bushels . . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
bushels...
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels. . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
bushels . . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting...
acres. ..
bushels . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..,
acres. . ,
tons. . ,
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons. . .
Clover, titnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting...
acres. . ,
tons . . .
Sales farms reporting...
tons.. ,
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting...
acres. . .
tons...
Ssles farms reporting . . .
tons...
Other hay cut farms reporting . . .
acres. . ,
tons . . .
Sales farms reporting .. .
tons . . .
GraBS silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover , or small grains farms reporting . . .
acres. . .
tons, green weight...
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2,
hundredweight. .
/
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres3,
bushels. .
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863,574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
196,141
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24, 588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
61
638
42
12
6
1
56
428
25, 530
34
15,395
34
568
15,365
34
14,335
5
100
4,100
18
238
11,197
11
5,562
28
417
10,000
39
655
1,391
24
219
487
6
211
1
68
47
1
43
6
23
105
6
330
66,000
65
1,572
265,835
15
297
6
2
10
127
8,500
148
5,580
9
4,690
3
98
4,287
1
637
7
157
4,900
505
1,131
1
11
1
68
47
1
43
6
23
105
6
330
66,000
25
1,111
202,710
16
141
11
16
101
5,830
5
2,295
15
150
5,435
15
5,295
5
100
4,100
10
105
6,175
10
4,925
6
55
1,625
15
140
245
11
76
210
10
85
6,500
10
4,500
5
200
5
120
600
5
125
1,875
130
250
5
200
30
433
59,875
5
25
2,500
10
90
4,000
10
4,000
150
3,750
5
3,750
5
35
735
10
80
1,600
3
750
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
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.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only ft sample of farms. See textj
53
(For definitions ana" explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlmued
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Blueberries (tame) farms reporting...
acres. ..
12 -pint trays . . .
Cranberries farms reporting...
acres . . .
100-lb. barrels...
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees* farms reporting.
acres.
Apples* farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
Peaches* farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested ....farms reporting.
bushels .
2,855
31,020,805
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
176
1,125,620
301
4,960
1,149,824
59
3,238
83,396
335
20,774
232
488,149
102,192
385,957
2,733,912
280
1,131,859
192,170
939,689
274
2,088,025
35
1,920
440,760
1,692
58,800
115
14,007
87
372,064
84,767
287,297
2,350,952
100
725,414
102,170
623,244
99
1,536,155
65
266,015
36
986
222,429
17
631
11,331
90
3,442
70
66,975
11,600
55,375
228,950
75
190,030
53,600
136,430
75
370,585
20
64,690
75
1,053
262,935
420
5,370
40
1,320
15
11,550
2,300
9,250
46,000
35
87,800
27,000
60,800
35
94,500
15
11,250
105
746
184,560
21
445
7,165
25
41,625
40
235
36,115
1
32
225
40
40
890
995
20
30
10,770
25,255
1,115
1,625
9,655
23,630
55,260
52,000
30
30
87,750
40,430
6,365
3,000
81,385
37,430
30
30
54,940
31,320
5
1,500
10
20
3,025
5
18
505
10
120
10
1,535
785
750
750
10
435
35
400
5
525
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested,
^oea not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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 3 of 5. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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 Ui 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-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.
Willi 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 producta 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
See footnotes at end of table.
11,726
XXX
1,211,875
XXX
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630, 591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180,588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11, 508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
755
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
3,593
100.0
91,799
100.0
25.5
27,283
1,309.84
846
21,708
330
177
92
130
88
21
7
1
669
5,231
1,052
14,385
234
4,674
888
9,711
101
1,115
1,462
19,009
492
4,252
135
990
51
910
143
2,759
41
1,115
5
255
11
265
3,526
5
158
634
979
1,193
557
53.5
835
181
126
528
240
2,758
488
1,203
368
1,407
1,743
137
134
87
43
1
27
6
7
298
8.3
18,014
19.6
60.4
60,671
1,615.58
106
6,663
30
7
7
25
13
16
7
1
84
1,366
117
3,160
29
1,844
98
1,316
6
35
142
2,819
57
942
25
225
48
1,839
11
405
1
150
291
5
23
17
48.7
258
53
103
13
82
128
17
24
12
845
23.5
20,780
22.6
24.6
32,018
1,562.13
125
2,735
60
15
15
15
20
170
1,030
250
3,460
70
1,080
205
2,380
20
300
320
3,515
80
685
25
220
830
30
230
245
310
15
50.0
140
40
20
80
30
105
45
705
125
225
60
235
520
30
25
1,170
32.6
23,360
25.4
20.0
22,548
1,224.11
215
4,570
80
55
40
10
30
210
1,070
315
3,735
60
930
270
2,805
25
390
465
5,315
200
980
45
125
10
40
25
340
30
710
5
255
5
100
1,160
50
200
310
450
150
53.8
320
90
35
195
65
190
165
850
125
355
60
525
-565
20
20
15
20
685
19.1
14,555
15.9
21.2
20,819
1,253.78
195
3,925
115
925
190
2,120
55
665
150
1,455
35
235
265
3,150
95
820
30
300
20
290
10
125
670
10
85
180
210
185
56.6
160
15
30
115
50
90
135
525
105
280
110
325
275
30
30
15
10
515
14.3
12,875
14.0
25.0
21,379
977.09
185
3,525
70
40
25
40
10
90
840
145
1,650
10
50
140
1,600
15
155
230
3,490
55
700
10
120
15
25
30
295
515
45
30
140
110
190
57.3
165
15
35
115
125
130
350
80
225
125
215
205
40
35
20
NEW JERSEY
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 5.-Poultry farms
[Data are hased on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
55
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operators:
Full ov. ners number .. .
Part owners number . . ,
All tenants number . . ,
Cash tenants number .. ,
Share-cash tenants number..,
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 . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number. .
Corn pickers farms reporting . .
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting . .
number. .
Field forage harvesters farn.s reporting. .
numlier. .
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 tractors farms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting . .
Crawler tractors farms reporting . .
number..
Garden 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..
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting. .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Farms by kind of toad on which located:
Hard surface farms report! ng . .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting..
Dirt or unimproved. farms reporting . .
Less tban 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
lmile 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 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 farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence. number.
See footnotes at end of table-
Total all
commercial farms
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
Economic class
3,270
203
91
3,265
203
91
158
163
211
226
103
103
37
43
1,989
2,540
1,573
2,370
1,233
1,732
898
233
58
35
9
1,223
1,665
62
67
593
638
3,086
3,733
3,392
3,483
1,886
57
57
9
537
3,076
230
252
212
40
25
15
1,380
2,194
1,009
1,495
769
176
39
17
3,318
109
166
235
33
11
235
33
11
244
450
198
370
168
297
98
43
13
5
9
168
290
7
7
63
73
291
423
292
298
201
7
7
4
122
251
15
27
22
250
724
244
620
104
81
34
17
268
24
790
35
10
790
35
10
25
30
30
35
10
10
5
10
545
665
295
420
225
305
165
45
10
5
220
285
20
20
115
115
755
910
820
845
490
5
5
5
140
760
25
50
40
10
5
5
540
715
385
455
325
55
5
750
50
45
1,045
85
40
1,040
85
40
35
35
60
70
25
25
15
15
585
715
440
645
330
440
255
50
15
10
325
415
20
25
185
205
990
1,180
1,115
1,150
610
15
10
1,000
85
415
555
285
315
255
30
1,095
20
55
635
30
20
635
30
20
40
40
50
50
25
25
10
10
340
390
315
460
235
330
180
25
20
10
235
315
15
15
125
130
565
645
635
645
315
10
10
575
55
125
150
645
5
35
490
15
10
490
15
10
240
285
290
425
240
315
175
60
240
315
100
110
410
490
455
475
220
20
25
425
45
35
30
490
10
15
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 3 of 5. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FF.RTiLIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting...
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons. ..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting . . .
acres
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
Ions . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons
Com farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials fam.s reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons . . .
Wheat farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
t*7 materials farms reporting. ..
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Irish potatoes farms reporting,. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials ram.s reporting. . ,
tons. .,
Liquid materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . .
All other crops farms reporting . . ,
acres . . ,
Dry materials farms reporting . . ,
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons . .
Lime or liming materials used durine 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..
Under 5100 farms reporting . .
S100 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 51,999 farms roportinfl . .
52,000 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting. .
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting..
52,500 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 . .
5200 to 5999 farms reporting. .
51,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Under 5200 farms reporting. .
5200 to 5499 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to 54,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to 549,999 farms reporting..
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars . .
Under 5100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting. ,
5500 to 5999 farms reporting. ,
$1,000 or note farms reporting.
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 farms reporting.
5100 to 5499 , i farms reporting.
S500 to $999 farms reporting .
51,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.
55,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,6a
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114, 339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
946
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
619
16,257
4,445
619
4,440
5
5
140
2,195
140
510
50
305
50
49
380
7,608
380
2,082
5
5
229
3,017
229
676
219
3,127
219
1,115
269
3,455
4,040
3,593
3,593
50,770,507
5
135
160
505
2,788
3,132
5,558,367
1,605
1,016
332
102
77
724
139,270
536
165
23
2,023
3,852,721
240
385
351
681
214
119
12
14
7
534
81,334
351
144
21
18
3,508
1,151,038
990
1,857
443
208
10
89
6,222
2,002
89
1,997
30
1,315
30
316
50
2,603
50
922
5
5
29
912
29
235
39
1,377
39
519
49
1,220
1,330
298
298
13,334,772
298
292
1,724,447
30
96
77
37
52
89
49,615
41
30
18
278
1,934,506
10
21
41
99
79
64
34,809
16
19
16
13
298
360,013
20
82
100
1,975
497
100
497
40
180
40
61
50
1,095
50
214
25
350
25
46
15
270
15
166
40
430
455
845
845
16,897,585
795
1,792,250
165
430
135
45
20
175
32,755
120
50
5
700
1,080,850
30
100
125
340
70
30
5
8,750
50
30
840
310,755
140
440
200
60
150
3,160
837
150
837
45
450
45
95
1,490
95
368
40
505
40
174
35
655
35
204
90
940
1,225
1,170
1,170
14,140,120
60
1,110
1,040
1,358,775
570
365
90
10
5
220
33,135
160
60
665
602,295
95
170
120
240
35
5
160
20,265
130
20
5
5
1,140
268,400
285
730
95
30
130
2,340
552
130
552
105
5
25
15
145
15
20
70
1,090
70
276
65
635
65
113
55
365
55
118
40
330
455
685
685
4,739,725
25
15
110
535
575
456,840
455
85
25
10
110
10,210
95
15
265
165, 185
85
65
65
40
5
5
90
7,465
50
40
660
119,770
290
320
35
15
130
2,390
499
130
499
20
145
20
28
100
1,180
100
249
65
595
65
103
75
460
75
108
50
535
575
515
515
1,550,755
85
105
325
370
204,160
330
35
5
120
13,100
110
10
105
66,485
25
40
15
20
5
120
8,450
95
490
79,880
205
260
20
5
NEW JERSEY 57
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 5. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text}
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All (arm 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...
Poultjy 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 . . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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 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 rarms 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 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..
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 . .
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. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars . .
Milk and cream sold1 rarms reporting..
pounds . .
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . ,
dozens . .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
69,496,098
19,342
1,015,731
690,128
195,770
125,328
4,505
68,480,367
67,873,061
370,151
237,155
403
3,177
338
1,660
313
1,386
208
957
147
560
100
160
75
26
35
145
166
5
10
5
140
156
110
200
131
1,615
86
1,020
80
595
211
2,496
146
650
191
1,846
186
1,616
140
230
3,284
12,249,698
242
1,457
178,370
60
950
29,450
121
1,120
14,560
83
7,760,423
370,151
3,530
7,873,408
3,339
156,863,635
58,039,543
22,011,742
73,865
413,634
254,075
140,500
19,039
20
21,598,108
21,260,866
252,491
84,751
17
892
12
551
12
537
17
209
11
132
10
10
6
30
6
20
5
10
11
206
11
70
11
136
11
131
5
5
254
2,879,943
517
82,730
11
120
1,560
7
5,059,386
252,491
275
3,396,402
254
45,052,610
16,669,464
22,358,529
26,450
185,189
105,641
22,800
56,748
22,173,340
22,098,731
45,425
29,184
50
315
40
165
40
165
50
110
15
215
15
155
5
60
30
690
25
225
30
465
30
425
30
40
810
4,278,125
15
145
12,050
10
100
3,100
25
300
3,900
5
930,000
45,425
845
1,632,411
810
54,183,180
20,047,775
17,639,915
15,077
177,504
132,874
12,315
30,930
1,385
17,462,411
17,380,659
29,795
51,957
120
925
90
470
55
235
70
220
10
10
45
585
40
345
15
240
85
925
60
165
75
760
75
665
60
95
1,085
3,434,105
60
390
31,935
25
350
10,850
55
490
6,370
25
703,801
29,795
1,155
1,967,653
1,090
40,999,745
15,169,906
5,388,022
7,866
122,520
102,277
6,500
12,443
1,300
5,265,502
5,209,381
18,740
37,381
96
555
91
204
41
268
26
83
25
85
30
150
15
50
20
100
15
55
15
45
610
1,194,050
65
225
32,990
5
115
3,565
5
40
520
11
535,705
18,740
670
556,297
650
12,420,065
4,595,424
1,952,264
3,791
112,572
92,462
12,780
5,530
1,800
1,839,692
1,782,265
23,700
33,727
110
480
95
260
85
225
70
165
25
55
20
30
35
500
20
300
30
200
55
525
35
140
55
385
55
340
30
45
<.55
423,530
85
180
18,665
15
380
11,780
25
170
2,210
35
531, 531
23,700
515
309,916
465
3,893,360
1,440,544
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 3 of 5. -Poultry farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic c! ass
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Conlinued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. .. .farms reporting.
number of liUers.
farms roporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting ..
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
number of liUers..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . .
number of litters . .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . .
1 or 2 liUers
3 to 9 liUers
10 to 19 liUers
20 to 39 liUers
40 to 69 litters
70 or more liUers. .
June 2 to November 3
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
arms reporting . .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting . .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
i reporting.,
arms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
busbels. .
Wheat harvested farms report ing . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms report tag . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
Sales farms reporting . .
Other hay cut farms reporting..
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover , or small grains farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons , green weight . .
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2 .
hundredweight . .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for
heme use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres3 .
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table .
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
-475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863,574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
196,141
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
,547,155
35
240
5
25
25
115
35
125
494
8,633
230
191
31
28
7
7
474
8,179
507,048
287
307,693
286
3,581
100,335
206
78,509
95
800
31,110
30
15,180
78
1,050
33,440
52
21,835
52
777
23,016
102
1,135
2,120
32
885
217
2,479
4,218
67
1,573
15
130
185
56
700
826
11
156
17
270
1,420
15
8
255
25
128
7,895
54
2,763
5
16
6
13
7
7
54
2,584
169,178
42
113,143
36
951
31,655
36
23,424
23
455
14,915
12
8,665
27
467
14,301
1,259
17
580
1,215
22
319
558
12
443
160
141
7
200
1,330
60
1,185
15
25
15
5
55
1,115
80,700
30
61,500
25
370
10,600
25
9,860
15
205
9,750
10
8,880
10
55
1,225
20
115
225
10
90
15
305
350
10
120
135
1,845
75
50
5
5
130
1,745
106,205
75
51,950
65
700
17,150
45
14,030
180
6,400
5
1,000
25
410
13,400
20
9,620
10
160
5,540
30
115
165
50
665
1,165
20
365
5
125
7,500
110
1,345
65
40
105
1,265
70,690
70
40,325
70
740
20,465
40
15,555
30
280
9,225
10
4,800
10
70
2,450
10
2,350
1,205
65
935
1,635
20
670
5
75
125
20
175
250
5
15
15
100
120
1,345
65
50
115
1,320
73,525
65
39,275
730
18,665
60
15,640
25
135
5,735
5
500
10
60
1,450
10
1,200
10
130
2,800
40
395
655
60
445
635
5
5
7
180
15
3
320
NEW JERSEY
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 5. -Poultry farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See tent J
59
(For iiefintlic
lion
. and explanations, sop u>xt)
ToUI all
commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinuod
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting .
Sales dollars .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees* farms reporting .
acres .
Apples farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number -
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested bushels .
2,855
31,020,605
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
151
195,770
111
474
91
9,565
3,135
6,430
28,620
16
140,500
11
66
6
1,450
850
600
6,250
25
22,800
20
198
20
4,035
1,710
2,325
21,250
25
12,315
25
6,500
30
80
30
1,175
375
800
1,050
50
12,780
20
2,725
2,645
50
10
875
5
1
5
100
100
1Includes millt equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
4Does 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 4 of 5.-Dairy farms
[Data are baaed on reports for onty a sample of farms. See toxtj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number, t.
Percent distribution percent. . .
Land in farms acres . . .
Percent distribution percent . . .
Average size of farm acres.. .
Value ot land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars.. .
Average per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting. . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting..,
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. ..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
Bcres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . ,
acres . . ,
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres . ,
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . ,
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Irrigated land in fatms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices;
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
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..
2O0or 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 oUier 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 rarm 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 to49 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 cable.
11,726
XXX
1,211,875
XXX
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180,588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
755
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
2,744
100.0
501,844
100.0
182.9
58,195
328.74
2,707
261,607
25
60
70
315
1,312
784
132
2,234
81,751
582
13,947
165
3,730
504
10,217
592
12,095
1,671
51,171
1,245
50,356
488
13,840
29
718
718
20,110
235
10,255
250
14,015
255
11,250
2,703
85
317
549
719
677
356
49.6
545
241
81
223
150
314
121
2,199
321
644
50
10
71
100
280
680
505
431
236
377
45
198
7.2
77,434
15.4
391.1
123,661
349.20
191
43,722
26
74
82
8
1
173
11,786
37
1,277
15
620
24
657
32
1,305
125
8,311
60
6,091
28
2,390
9
488
73
6,010
25
1,235
10
975
15
1,100
197
10
26
39
49
57
16
48.2
158
6
915
33.3
194,430
38.7
212.5
68,043
318.73
910
102,945
10
10
35
370
445
40
805
33,525
165
3,875
65
945
135
2,930
255
4,870
550
17,555
470
19,855
250
6,100
10
30
290
7,695
115
5,285
165
9,065
130
7,755
915
25
115
230
210
260
75
48.1
165
105
10
50
45
90
10
750
95
220
5
10
15
15
120
200
190
155
205
5
1,096
39.9
173,735
34.6
158.5
51,759
334.23
1,091
88,000
10
40
115
671
245
10
831
26,235
240
6,025
75
2,040
205
3,985
170
4,400
681
20,050
495
18,155
185
4,710
10
200
265
5,370
3,330
70
3,805
90
2,050
1,066
40
131
200
330
230
135
49.2
205
90
30
85
50
130
40
891
165
220
20
415
15.1
46,915
9.3
113.0
34,958
323.49
415
23,315
10
20
5
145
215
20
360
8,865
125
2,535
10
125
125
2,410
100
1,010
250
4,220
175
4,485
20
430
70
905
10
165
5
170
20
345
410
40
65
105
100
100
54.0
90
25
30
35
30
50
35
325
55
140
20
10
25
35
15
145
110
345
185
220
45
185
25
75
5
75
5
5
115
4.2
9,280
1.8
80.7
23,412
322.79
100
3,625
5
30
15
20
30
65
1,340
15
235
15
235
30
495
60
1,005
45
1,770
5
210
20
130
5
240
110
10
5
15
25
25
30
52.4
NEW JERSEY
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 5. -Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
61
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total alt
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All fann operators:
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
Al I tenants number . . .
Cash tenants number . . .
Share-cash tenants number. . .
Crop-share tenants number . . .
Livestock-share tenants number.. .
Other and unspecified tenants number.. .
While farm operators:
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
All tenants number. . .
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
All tenants number . . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .,
number . . ,
Com pickers farms refrjrti ng . . .
number...
Pick-up balers 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 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 . .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Borne freerer farms reporting..
Milking machine. farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for gram, 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, 3hell, 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..
F.ARM 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 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.
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
1,128
1,004
581
436
30
25
45
45
1,123
999
581
1,068
1,098
1,074
1,096
2,099
2,155
1,634
1,783
2,637
4,608
2,683
8,188
2,668
7,553
266
951
805
426
220
2,663
7,282
233
271
618
635
2,519
3,817
2,734
2,608
2,101
2,587
2,663
82
2,327
2,182
210
335
245
90
80
10
1,678
3,363
1,463
2,773
916
362
125
41
19
2,500
123
121
98
89
96
168
184
178
232
196
611
192
906
192
866
1
15
35
66
75
192
825
33
41
38
40
178
356
198
197
151
186
192
32
186
181
10
5
188
1,068
188
998
164
23
265
440
195
160
10
5
260
440
195
435
450
425
430
775
805
715
765
880
1,645
905
3,300
905
3,030
35
150
385
210
125
905
2,920
95
110
255
270
885
1,455
915
895
785
895
900
35
840
720
65
130
100
30
25
5
715
1,195
650
1,000
380
210
55
5
840
25
50
470
381
240
160
10
20
20
30
470
381
240
390
395
415
420
841
841
621
656
1,056
1,662
1,081
2,927
1,076
2,677
75
531
355
100
15
1,071
2,607
65
70
250
250
1,031
1,411
1,091
1,056
855
1,061
1,081
15
961
600
875
500
640
380
105
15
1,001
50
45
250
75
90
60
10
250
70
90
145
145
135
140
280
290
110
120
395
555
400
910
390
840
85
220
30
50
5
390
800
30
40
70
70
335
450
410
375
245
375
400
280
55
70
55
15
15
150
195
105
115
395
15
5
10
10
10
10
35
35
10
10
105
130
105
145
105
140
70
35
105
130
10
10
5
5
90
145
115
85
65
70
90
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 4 of 5. -Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text )
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LINE
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizinc
materials used during the \enr farms reporting. . ,
acres on which used . . .
tens. ■■
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid malifinls farms reporting..,
tons..,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Corn /arms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Wheat /arms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
Ions. .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes Jarms reporting. .
acres. .
Dry materi als forms reporting . .
ions..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed . ,
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 $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 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to $9,999 farms renorting..
$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 $499 farms 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 to $19,999 farms reporting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
550,000 or more farms reporting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and u-ees 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 fann business farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. ,
SI 00 to $199 farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. ,
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting.,
$5,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
2,421
195,243
46,605
2,421
46,496
40
109
1,808
79,999
1,808
19,032
15
38
427
9,775
427
1,881
2,179
68,375
2,179
15,980
35
61
778
11,354
778
2,444
42
567
42
607
5
10
1,103
25,173
1,103
6,552
1,375
36,049
46,008
2,744
2,739
13,941,837
15
180
466
1,042
1,036
1,765
6,006,437
625
401
452
180
107
1,429
496,770
625
712
92
2,298
8,484,132
180
280
260
595
540
343
65
23
12
1,790
610,120
245
1,183
285
77
2,744
2,383,545
55
810
1,171
672
36
166
33,143
7,828
166
7,828
138
15,519
138
3,480
22
930
22
171
139
11,095
139
2,600
38
1,184
38
205
73
4,318
73
1,276
100
6,014
7,323
198
193
3,087,041
11
26
156
169
1,871,727
30
16
31
40
52
64
35,320
5
52
7
198
3,614,007
5
15
15
78
45
23
12
100
82,200
'38
35
27
198
559,195
15
20
132
31
870
85,785
20,460
870
20,380
20
80
775
38,050
775
8,871
10
35
215
4,195
215
789
805
29,140
805
7,032
15
35
260
4,505
260
904
15
280
15
298
5
10
405
9,615
405
2,486
605
17,005
23,540
915
915
5,957,310
10
65
235
605
680
2,299,455
170
165
225
80
40
445
182,895
145
260
40
840
2,779,655
30
40
65
195
290
205
15
620
223,770
65
400
135
20
915
856,730
155
415
345
985
62,855
15,096
985
15,067
20
29
710
23,220
710
5,706
5
3
170
4,300
170
843
890
22,425
890
5,110
20
26
315
4,160
315
922
20
185
20
208
420
8,565
420
2,278
490
9,790
11,965
1,096
1,096
3,883,631
55
195
596
250
656
1,575,000
225
190
176
50
15
580
207,925
260
280
40
900
1,772,290
55
135
140
300
215
50
5
750
247,985
60
560
105
25
1,096
760,250
10
305
606
170
330
12,370
3,019
330
3,019
170
3,010
170
959
20
350
20
78
285
5,100
285
1,110
155
1,445
155
405
175
2,460
175
462
145
2,890
2,945
415
415
845,345
5
80
140
170
20
220
219,900
165
30
20
270
59,485
170
95
5
305
285,950
80
75
45
80
15
10
245
41,315
155
10
415
176,320
20
255
120
20
70
1,090
202
70
202
15
200
15
16
60
615
60
128
30
215
30
50
35
350
235
115
115
165,405
10
30
55
15
5
35
40,145
30
70
11,145
55
32,230
15
25
5
5
5
14,850
40
30
115
30,425
25
75
10
5
NEW JERSEY
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 5.-Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports Tor only * sample of farms. See text]
63
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total id I
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 nuts, sold. , . . .dol I ars . .
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 . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting..
number. .
Milk cows forms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 bead farms reporting..
2 to 4 head farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head farms 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 or more head farms reporting . .
Cows, including heifers that have colved-
1 bead farms reporting..
2 to 9 bead farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting . .
30 to 49 head forms reporting . .
50 to 74 head forms reporting . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more bead farms reporting. .
Milk cows—
1 head forms reporting..
2 to 9 head farms reporting . .
10 to 19 head forms reporting. .
20 to 29 head forms reporting..
30 to 49 head forms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting. .
100 or more head forms reporting..
Horses and/or mules, forms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs rorms reporting. .
number..
Bom since June 1 forms reporting..
number..
Born before June 1 forms reporting . .
number . .
Sheep and lambs forms reporting. .
number . .
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting. .
number..
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ewes forms reporting . .
number. .
Rams and wethers forms reporting . .
number. .
Chickens 4 months old and ovet farms reporting..
number. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars..
Bogs and pigs sold olive forms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold olive forms reporting..
number. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold forms reporting..
pounds . .
dollars. .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting . .
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. ,
dozens. .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
80
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
59,726,854
21,766
3, 193, 528
2,350,415
669,390
156,818
16,905
56,533,326
893,399
50,660,876
4,979,051
2,729
155,524
2,729
113,825
2,729
113,333
2,412
38,038
1,670
3,661
5
35
130
1,225
1,117
215
2
75
265
615
1,136
476
70
92
75
260
625
1,136
471
70
92
525
1,098
422
5,115
261
2,831
278
2,284
96
1,235
56
213
91
1,022
81
947
55
75
1,100
206,138
2,733
89,402
4,780,498
178
5,583
173,073
60
1,090
14,170
2,744
957,409,002
50,660,876
549
89,268
604
2,096,190
775,586
14,066,052
71,041
647,701
333,381
256,895
55,575
1,850
13,418,351
22,999
12,148,791
1,246,561
198
30,942
198
22,541
198
22,389
166
7,680
160
721
66
130
2
15
66
40
77
35
68
27
1,320
26
776
13
544
40
6,423
197
17,847
,187,068
13
1,918
59,458
198
203,247,992
12,148,791
19
3,357
14
52,950
19,592
25,357,717
27,713
1,197,568
1,041,609
104,865
44,274
6,820
24,160,149
478,201
21,663,810
2,018,138
905
62,995
905
45,695
905
45,530
820
15,905
635
1,395
130
690
85
30
465
365
30
15
30
470
360
30
15
205
495
135
1,280
80
880
85
400
30
230
25
120
25
110
25
95
10
15
380
82,355
915
37,465
1,962,575
55
1,645
50,995
20
50
650
915
412,461,510
21,663,810
210
38,539
225
1,125,925
416, 587
16,712,986
15,249
1,145,720
783,194
300,455
56,661
5,410
15,567,266
287,951
13,968,825
1,310,490
1,091
48,222
1,091
35,739
1,091
35,564
951
11,383
595
1,100
10
735
346
30
400
621
40
25
410
616
40
175
350
145
1,250
90
530
90
720
35
740
10
20
35
720
35
695
20
25
415
73,225
1,091
26,955
1,252,840
70
1,360
42,160
20
765
9,945
1,096
280,612,595
13,968,825
205
36,534
230
667,180
246,857
3,143,085
7,574
191,301
186,993
2,175
308
1,825
2,951,784
99,211
2,526,425
326,148
415
11,005
415
8,255
415
8,255
365
2,430
220
320
20
70
310
15
25
180
180
25
5
25
180
180
25
5
95
160
80
955
45
510
65
445
20
130
15
45
20
85
15
65
15
20
210
38,225
410
5,755
303,105
35
605
18,755
15
225
2,925
415
53,435,235
2,526,425
90
9,526
115
240,135
88,850
440,529
3,831
11,238
5,238
5,000
1,000
429,291
3,657
348,060
77,574
115
2,340
115
1,575
115
1,575
110
640
60
125
15
25
35
310
20
135
25
175
10
125
5
25
10
100
5
85
10
15
50
3,910
115
1,370
74,770
5
55
1,705
5
50
650
115
7,556,670
348,060
20
672
15
8,000
2,960
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 4 of 5 .-Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PBODUCTS-Continued
Litters latrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. .. .farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. .
June 2 to November 3
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
farms reporting . . .
number of litters.. .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . . .
number of litters . . .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Under 11 acres. . .
1 1 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
'arms reporting. . .
i reporting. . .
arms reporting. . .
arms reporting . . .
arms reporting. . ,
arms reporting. . .
arms reporting . . .
acres . . .
bushels. . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushelB . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons..
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons..
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
buphels. .
See footnotes at end of table.
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863,574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
179
1,012
75
80
17
5
1
1
138
417
138
595
2,470
75,355
320
850
948
247
58
47
1,995
41,091
2,849,535
783
862,840
956
12,463
401,525
836
353,994
1,095
17,230
729,750
235
87,580
634
7,488
288,705
86
30,565
131
2,250
61,275
141,717
2,000
67,986
187,698
81
3,435
1,680
43,371
84,442
95
3,095
392
3,957
6,662
5
40
394
7,587
12,395
21
510
816
18,816
102,215
73
638
88,305
60
17,500
9
182
160
12,305
10
38
37
38
37
135
5,811
387,800
43
122,095
51
1,338
47,445
51
44,144
59
1,815
68,505
10
6,000
49
1,098
39,950
6,000
530
15,325
179
14,246
37,003
1
25
114
5,381
9,642
22
527
682
39
952
1,420
1
125
96
6,361
25,755
3
162
30,400
65
315
20
40
50
135
50
180
865
30,490
30
250
405
160
15
5
680
16,005
,193,205
275
389,395
335
4,960
164,700
305
143,475
380
6,790
296,290
225
2,855
117,250
10
4,000
40
715
18,975
54,195
780
28,425
83,595
55
2,990
550
14,490
29,820
30
1,215
150
1,400
2,205
125
2,680
4,620
5
25
390
7,200
47,280
25
283
33,535
5
60
17,500
155
185
30
10
15
25
5
5
30
40
60
100
45
30
95
85
995
370
25,285
6,445
130
115
385
170
420
85
50
5
5
830
295
14,855
3,900
010,135
235,460
355
105
295,770
54,380
385
170
4,460
1,635
139,320
49,420
335
140
126,220
39,980
426
205
6,010
2,395
253,860
102,095
75
65
25,000
16,365
275
70
2,955
475
116,140
12,865
60
10
19,415
1,150
55
25
865
140
23,500
3,475
806
21,065
57,275
10
125
661
15,480
29,625
35
,575
155
1,435
2,850
160
3,245
4,980
10
275
295
4,755
27,520
188
23,345
11,915
205
3,730
8,895
15
295
295
6,685
12,350
25
295
55
445
765
5
40
60
680
1,335
5
85
30
375
1,460
1,025
15
175
10
15
25
5
150
80
830
45
35
55
520
22,935
5
1,200
15
70
640
5
175
25
220
9,000
5
1,500
15
105
2,500
30
520
930
60
1,335
3,005
10
150
160
125
200
NEW JERSEY
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 5. -Dairy farms
[ Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
65
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees*
..farms reporting,
acres .
Apples farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
tiianti ty harvested bushels .
TnUl all
commercial farms
2,855
31,020,805
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
212
669,390
117
481
102
9,710
1,065
8,645
45,185
17
256,895
2
170
2
3,900
700
3,200
18,500
60
104,865
35
85
35
1,980
15
1,965
8,495
Z Less than 0.05 percent.
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
ADoes not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
115
300,455
55
201
45
3,340
350
2,990
18,115
15
2,175
5
5,000
10
400
400
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 5 of 5.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
a! farms
Economic class
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. . .
acres . . ,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . . ,
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . ,
200 to 499 acres farms reporting...
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . . ,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting . . ,
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.. .
acres . . ,
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . ,
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting . .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces oncropandpasture land farms reporti ng . .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
85 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- 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 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
1,211,875
XXX
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
963
17,049
5,672
180,588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
755
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
514
100.0
58,381
100.0
113.6
52,768
515.23
339
a,098
30
16
50
86
98
46
13
11,471
152
5,024
61
770
122
4,254
61
855
295
10,223
122
3,996
60
1,555
10
80
66
1,455
16
389
25
1,340
30
1,795
509
5
28
143
114
162
57
51.0
200
56
31
113
32
125
118
314
35
83
25
55
128
57
57
98
22
35
20
28
11
3
38
7.4
7,005
12.0
184.3
68,000
324.69
13
1,503
2,421
6
854
1
50
6
804
1
50
19
1,017
1
61
51
9.9
3,566
6.1
69.9
32, 667
875.00
21
1,105
5
10
405
6
125
6
125
21
1,001
11
445
5
215
51
5
a
10
10
5
46.5
80
15.6
12,585
21.6
157.3
88,560
516.38
55
6,220
5
45
1,755
15
165
5
125
10
40
15
365
40
1,580
40
1,840
20
315
10
245
10
335
5
115
135
26.3
14,655
25.1
108.6
59,253
750.03
90
6,075
5
20
20
25
20
80
2,495
40
1,890
10
70
35
1,820
30
325
75
2,500
30
485
15
335
15
500
10
305
15
1,005
15
1,225
135
5
50
25
30
25
51.7
140
27.2
14,290
24.5
102.1
47,159
469.65
105
4,700
10
20
40
30
5
115
3,250
50
1,090
30
280
40
810
15
115
100
2,655
35
1,025
15
640
35
620
5
425
140
5
10
30
35
35
25
51.9
NEW JERSEY 67
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 farms. See text |
(For definitions and explanations, pee text)
Total all
al farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURF. OF OPERATOR
All larm operators:
Full ov. ners number . .
Part owners number . .
\1 1 tennnls number . .
Cash tenants number , .
Share-cash tenants number . .
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 . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number. .
Corn pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick-up balers 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 reporting . .
2 tractors farms reporting. .
3 tractors < farms reporting . .
4 tractors farms reporting. .
5 or more tractors farms reporting . .
Wbeel 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. .
Rome freeter 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 Ulan 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a bard surface road farms reporting. .
1 mile farms reporting..
2 or 3 miles farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting . .
5 or more mi les 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 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 farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,114
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10, 372
864
490
346
111
40
316
106
40
91
96
98
98
169
180
69
74
453
1,210
431
1,036
421
894
178
130
48
38
27
411
822
57
72
127
142
450
728
503
461
353
46
51
11
176
383
63
58
47
11
11
234
692
188
548
437
56
21
1
1
7
7
3
4
3
3
37
321
30
77
30
76
38
216
37
207
5
5
6
6
11
11
6
6
46
184
36
84
31
73
46
151
36
121
30
35
35
35
45
50
25
30
80
225
75
205
75
175
25
20
15
10
5
70
160
15
15
25
30
80
135
80
75
70
15
15
10
50
60
170
50
115
30
30
30
30
50
55
15
15
105
225
115
305
110
260
50
25
5
15
15
105
230
20
30
40
45
120
195
135
120
110
125
10
20
20
20
20
40
40
15
15
135
200
125
265
125
225
50
55
15
5
125
as
10
10
40
40
120
195
140
125
100
20
20
105
10
20
20
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-Continued
Part 5 of 5.— Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the >cnr
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials
Crops on which used—
Hay and cropland pasture. .
I reportinp.
on which used.
tons.
arms reportinp,.
ions.
arms reporting.
ions.
'amis reporting.
acres .
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres .
arms re[wrting.
tons.
arms reporting,
tons.
Corn /arms reporting .
acres .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms ro|xirling.
tons.
Wheat .Tarnis reporting.
acres .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Irish potatoes farms reporting.
Dry materials farn.s reporting.
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons,
All other crops farms reporting.
Pry materials farms reporting.
Ions.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
Lime or liming materials used dunnc the year farms reporting.
acres limed.
SPECIFIED F\RM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting.
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $100 farn.s reporting.
$100 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting,.
$2,000 to $4,999 farms rerorting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting.
dollars.
Under $1,000 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $2,499 farm- 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.
$200 to $099 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 lo $2,499 farms reporting.
$2,500 lo $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 <\(X\ fan,.s rep "' inn .
S100 lo $499 farms reporting.
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 or more farms reporting .
Gasoline and ulher petroleum fuel
and oil for the fann business farms reporting.
dnllnrs.
Under iltKl farms reporting.
S100 to $499 i farms reporting.
5500 to $999 farms reporting.
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting.
$5,000 or more farms reporting.
See footnotes at end of table.
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114, 339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67, 785, 386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
261
13,734
3,802
261
3,794
5
148
5,200
148
1,683
40
1,085
40
242
201
4,977
201
1,303
5
8
66
642
66
114
73
1,820
73
442
148
4,400
4,776
514
504
1,762,392
25
210
85
81
103
309
2,601,262
106
69
30
50
54
159
37,180
354
1,553,931
45
50
15
76
57
49
56
6
177
46,115
75
75
21
499
525,855
75
175
104
127
18
10
1,305
381
10
381
2
375
2
159
10
738
10
154
3
170
3
64
3
100
126
38
38
729,270
37
38
1,701,134
1
4
6
3
38
533,556
1
2
4
26
5
7
3,350
5
1
1
38
174,717
11
679
155
11
155
5
215
5
50
11
234
11
66
15
405
420
51
51
341,557
15
36
41
322,403
10
5
15
11
10
,390
46
267,230
2,200
5
50
75
95
4,015
4
,020
3,125
1,243
932
917
50
75
95
1,243
924
5
8
917
40
35
55
1,500
1
,475
1,435
40
35
55
533
406
482
15
15
335
495
15
15
50
127
35
65
65
1,720
1
,305
865
35
65
65
550
268
5
8
232
10
25
15
125
200
135
10
25
15
20
40
20
10
10
10
10
15
20
25
670
705
185
15
20
25
140
160
46
45
30
45
2,055
920
815
1,995
1
,225
945
80
135
140
80
135
140
238,895
244
,385
193,085
5
5
5
20
65
75
20
20
45
25
35
5
10
10
10
50
55
105
352, 960
115
,220
98,675
10
20
60
10
40
15
5
5
15
20
10
20
35
75
3,280
5
,855
17,090
10
20
35
10
15
40
65
100
95
376,370
258
605
107,170
10
35
5
15
20
10
5
15
30
20
15
15
15
10
20
20
30
50
60
19,600
11
335
8,375
5
20
30
5
25
30
15
5
5
123,350
10
30
40
135
74,060
15
55
40
25
135
42,470
30
80
15
10
NEW JERSEY
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 farms. See text]
69
Item
(For definition? and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars .-. .
average per farm, doll ars . . .
All crops sold dollars...
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold. .. . .dollars . . .
Vegetables sold dollars...
FYuits 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 . . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting . . .
number. ..
Milk cows farms reporting. . .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting...
number . . .
Steere and bulls including steer and bull calves farms re|iorting . , .
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 farms reporting . . .
20 to 49 head farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 head fams 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 forms reporting...
50 to 74 head farms reporting . . .
75 to 99 head farms reporting . . .
100 or more head farms reporting . . .
Milk cows-
1 head forms reporting. . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 29 head farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 head forms reporting. .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head forms reporting . .
HofSeS and/or mules forms reporting . .
number..
HogS and pigs forms reporting. .
number. .
Bom since June 1 forms reporting..
Bom before June 1 farms reporting . .
number..
Total all
al farms
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 . . .
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 reporting...
number
dollars...
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. . .
number . . .
dollars.. .
Sheep and lambs sold olive farms reporting...
number . . .
dollars...
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting...
pounds . . .
dollars ...
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting...
dollars. ..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting...
dozens .. .
dollars. ..
See footnotes al end of table.
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
80
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
Economic class
8,185,946
15,926
257,454
182,540
32,520
25,701
16,693
7,928,492
95,724
144,984
7,687,784
322
13,341
234
4,141
132
635
260
4,715
272
4,485
10
36
21
61
115
46
33
130
575
318
174,476
275
84,121
280
90,355
67
2,582
42
731
66
1,851
61
1,506
45
345
172
21,165
294
8,056
1,380,157
298
202,262
6,270,122
46
1,140
14,820
46
2,854,951
144,984
71
17,609
106
158,550
58,665
3,932,838
103,496
21,024
20,930
94
3,911,814
20,354
35,674
3,855,786
6
743
3
254
1
74
4
222
6
267
9
138
37
94,100
29
42,600
29
51,500
2
62
2
a
i
i
7
5,150
3
607
185,520
37
117,960
3,656,760
1
60
780
1
535,201
35,674
6
1,632
6
50,600
18,722
1,583,089
31,041
21,185
20,242
943
1,561,904
29,000
1,532,904
16
548
11
187
6
86
16
288
16
73
16
854
159,232
41
44,312
1,373,672
616, 260
29,000
1,206,842
15,086
74,420
51,609
2,500
20,311
1,132,422
22,997
58,250
1,051,175
55
5,350
35
910
25
160
40
2,160
55
2,280
11
15
42
115
41
45
39,861
19,810
36
40
22,701
9,060
36
45
17,160
10,750
20
4,775
50
2,465
496,275
45
17,900
554,900
10
1,225,000
58,250
15
13,264
15
25,900
9,583
894,618
6,627
48,749
30,894
770
1,335
15,750
845,869
25,604
7,250
813,015
80
3,405
65
1,470
30
110
60
930
70
1,005
45
110
95
14,690
90
7,105
90
7,585
15
1,445
10
450
15
995
15
740
10
255
50
3,245
70
1,760
287, 600
85
16,500
511,500
10
575
7,475
10
168,000
7,250
15
1,203
30
16,825
6,226
508,253
3,630
85,372
55,478
27,250
2,644
422,881
24,740
14,810
383,331
115
2,780
95
1,155
55
170
100
870
95
755
40
155
75
5,705
60
2,410
65
3,295
30
460
15
55
30
405
25
335
20
70
65
6,860
105
2,120
213,795
70
5,275
163,525
15
285
3,705
20
310,490
14,810
30
1,350
40
60,175
22,265
50
250
37,735
20
315
9,765
20
220
2,860
5
160
15
5,050
1,869
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 5 of 5.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
(Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Centinued
Litters (arrowed December 1 , 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting .
number of litters .
arms reporting.
arms reporting..
arms reporting.
arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting.
rarms reporting.,
number of lillers..
December 1 tojune 1 farms reporting .
number of litters . ,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting .
acres .
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres .. ,
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . , .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
SaleB farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3.
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
567
19,314
95
2X1
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863, 574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
2,929
86, 395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
224
16,790
5
25
46
56
25
67
214
8,937
204
7,853
254
5,683
85
86
57
13
10
3
204
4,419
267,145
48
54,175
92
902
21,360
77
18,500
66
865
37,875
15
3,500
62
617
20,990
11
2,238
115
2,900
187
5,461
12,624
45
1,475
163
4,988
8,167
35
655
15
100
115
36
620
865
38
1,354
9,392
20
10
695
10
26
1,550
13
5,415
12
13
2,250
13
3,165
13
929
3
13
860
50,180
3
14,200
2
32
800
2
760
1
20
1,000
2
67
2,680
2
161
664
2
118
272
1
75
150
2
131
462
26
4,710
5
20
21
3,207
26
1,503
21
289
15
5
1
11
194
13,200
5
80
3,200
5
3,040
5
60
3,000
15
530
2,155
10
450
6
50
120
6
73
680
40
2,675
5
5
5
25
35
1,370
40
1,305
45
2,000
5
25
5
10
30
1,230
74,350
10
13,475
15
210
4,550
15
4,300
20
475
21,500
5
1,500
15
155
4,750
4,005
50
1,950
3,940
15
725
35
1,115
1,925
5
100
15
890
6,750
5
2
200
80
2,810
10
15
30
15
10
80
1,620
65
1,190
70
1,320
10
40
20
65
1,210
78,135
10
10,000
30
220
4,665
30
4,425
10
75
4,035
15
185
6,150
1,000
10
65
1,900
30
1,015
3,415
40
2,120
3,340
5
150
5
150
75
15
260
,500
5
23
1,500
60
1,150
5
5
25
20
5
60
475
55
675
70
905
35
30
5
55
720
43,800
25
16,500
30
270
6,315
15
4,345
20
200
8,225
5
1,500
25
150
4,410
5
800
5
50
1,000
2,760
65
1,285
1,635
20
300
60
1,295
2,165
20
385
15
145
340
10
8
450
NEW JERSEY
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 farms. See textj
71
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Conlinued
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars.
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting.
acres.
Apples farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
2,855
31,020,805
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
50
32,520
57
375
47
3,851
720
3,131
3,166
10
2,500
10
109
10
2,125
625
1,500
2,250
5
770
25
27
20
390
50
340
375
30
27,250
10
193
5
2,000
10
35
10
1,250
1,250
500
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Includee milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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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]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms oy type of farm
Caah -grain farms
Other field-crop farms
Vegetahl* 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 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
Crooland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms Farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropl and in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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
operated and off-farm work operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural oroducts 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
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 r 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.
15,463
XXX
1,378,298
XXX
89^1
42,527
538.76
11,152
674,030
2,798
1,375
860
1,412
2,729
1,546
380
43
9
5,164
129,221
5,140
108,769
1,560
30,545
4,108
78,224
1,112
19,736
7,352
225,901
2,816
75,950
990
19,870
2,015
77,912
3,246
124,754
575
19,840
453
22,539
567
28,087
15,204
170
1,144
3,272
3,890
4,006
2,722
52.2
5,527
1,318
800
3,409
1,481
3,118
3,553
9,936
1,763
4,190
3,328
4,886
1,070
1,402
1,664
1,006
718
430
733
168
43
15
11,726
100.0
1,211,875
T.00.0
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630, 591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180, 588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
2,308
3,140
745
1,122
1,449
946
703
415
703
147
33
15
506
4.3
77,204
6.4
152.6
80,411
571.60
506
54,018
10
10
30
60
210
140
40
6
171
2,965
240
4,445
85
1,475
185
2,970
15
145
296
8,390
65
1,360
10
205
21
420
166
7,700
25
1,550
30
610
30
1,170
490
40
105
105
170
70
52.9
205
80
35
90
45
130
75
301
45
115
5
35
60
80
110
85
40
20
60
10
1
507
4.3
65,139
5.4
128.5
73,214
571.14
507
47,840
10
35
55
120
130
116
35
6
60
320
204
3,654
103
1,994
116
1,660
20
575
290
8,149
20
300
5
35
311
16,810
296
18,542
15
95
20
455
10
225
502
46
180
141
85
50
48.1
156
76
40
40
60
351
76
143
5
150
65
60
86
40
40
5
33
23
1,558
13.3
183,766
15.2
117.9
46,519
397.03
1,558
118,728
150
160
170
270
506
238
51
11
2
320
3,220
627
12,068
207
3,289
493
8,779
71
515
797
28,359
166
1,603
55
310
711
35,624
976
51,105
98
2,931
38
1,156
93
8,495
1,543
35
180
379
362
385
202
49.6
466
296
80
90
95
195
105
1,092
183
410
85
360
195
325
225
133
96
40
79
12
6
2
NEW JERSEY
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State Table 19.-FARMS ANI
IARACTER1STICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, 6ee text)
FIRMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average si ze 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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Crooland used only for pasture farms reporting,
acres.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
acres.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
acres,
Woodland pastured farms reporting.
acres,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.
acres.
Improved pasture farms reporting,
acres.
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting.
acres.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting.
acres.
Cropland used for grain or row crops
fanned on the contour farms reporting .
acres.
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting.
acres.
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 .
45to54years 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.
Will] 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 farms operators reporting.
With other members of family working ofT 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 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.
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit -and -nut
farms
647
5.5
115,986
9.6
179.3
54,392
341.33
647
39,347
135
155
45
64
122
86
36
4
'il
545
292
15,861
81
1,597
230
14,264
16
164
380
42,405
36
1,189
21
420
246
10,381
119
6,096
27
510
15
140
16
122
633
'56
128
181
162
106
52.2
237
86
35
116
31
111
130
410
63
159
30
235
50
77
74
57
18
25
38
26
9
8
Poultry farms
3,593
30.6
91,799
7.6
25.5
27,283
1,309.84
846
21,708
330
177
92
130
88
21
7
1
669
5,231
1,052
14,385
234
4,674
888
9,711
101
1,115
1,462
19,009
492
4,252
135
990
51
910
143
2,759
41
1,115
5
255
11
265
3,526
5
158
634
979
1,193
557
53.5
835
181
126
528
240
534
496
2,758
488
1,203
1,407
1,743
137
134
87
43
1
27
6
7
1
Dairy farms
2,744
23.4
501,844
41.4
182.9
58,195
328.74
2,707
261,607
25
60
70
315
1,312
784
132
8
1
2,234
81,751
582
13,947
165
3,730
504
10,217
592
12,095
1,671
51,171
1,245
50,356
488
13,840
29
718
718
20,110
235
10,255
250
14,015
255
11,250
2,703
85
317
549
719
677
356
49.6
545
241
81
223
150
314
121
2,199
321
644
10
71
100
280
680
505
431
236
377
45
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
5V,
4.4
58,381
4.8
113.6
52,768
515.23
339
21,098
30
16
50
86
98
46
13
288
11,471
152
5,024
61
770
122
4,254
61
855
295
10,223
122
3,996
60
1,555
10
80
66
1,455
16
389
25
1,340
30
1,795
509
5
28
143
114
162
57
51.0
200
56
31
113
32
L25
118
314
35
83
55
128
57
57
98
22
35
20
28
11
3
438
3.7
80,436
6.6
183.6
82,033
541.95
438
52,775
20
20
20
105
125
90
51
2
5
216
4,759
164
3,611
77
1,246
112
2,365
66
1,065
252
6,947
111
3,375
45
490
111
6,145
176
7,140
30
1,430
21
2,096
30
1,535
427
5
36
57
96
132
101
54.3
110
60
15
35
20
60
35
323
71
121
Miscellaneous
farms
1,219
10.4
37,320
3.1
30.6
52,634
2,413.26
868
13,470
617
131
38
27
37
14
1
2
1
57
1,350
382
7,284
174
3,765
269
3,519
26
520
229
5,935
57
2,456
30
465
365
4,730
141
2,705
31
775
2,312
37
2,105
1,175
15
93
248
329
368
122
50.9
265
76
26
163
36
187
126
954
115
357
701
368
36
29
24
21
7
12
12
7
2
74 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 textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms toy type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop farms
Vegetable farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number .
Crop- share tenants number.
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number.
While farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Nonwhile farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
FARMS BY ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number.
Class I number .
Class II number.
Class II! number.
Class IV number .
Class V number.
Class VI number .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 reporting.
2 tractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting.
a 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 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.
2 or 3 miles farms reporting.
4 miles farms reporting.
5 or more mites farms reporting.
FARM HBOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons.
Regular hirer! 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 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.
10,883
3,069
1,299
857
55
86
50
251
10,753
3,044
1,274
130
25
25
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
2,173
2,239
2,101
2,179
3,159
3,258
1,918
2,109
11,549
20,931
11,921
29,516
10,728
24,726
4,054
3,020
1,923
1,037
694
10, 589
23,578
911
1,148
3,962
4,790
13,443
18,563
14,840
14,469
8,854
3,003
3,019
157
4,185
12,852
1,012
1,409
1,031
378
288
85
5,447
14,795
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
13,779
1,037
647
7,581
2,849
1,119
772
55
81
50
161
7,531
2,829
1,11*
11,726
1,135
2,568
3,434
2,331
1,723
535
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
300
146
60
35
10
5
5
5
295
146
60
16
80
155
175
80
266
281
256
266
176
176
36
41
446
786
481
1,343
476
1,213
85
200
115
45
31
471
1,163
45
50
120
130
471
677
501
461
320
50
30
15
426
25
55
45
10
10
106
148
76
103
50
25
1
450
25
31
125
326
56
30
10
11
125
326
56
507
87
90
145
120
45
20
1*3
1*3
35
35
20
25
5
5
*87
1,169
487
1,495
482
1,324
45
195
149
65
28
482
1,296
23
28
161
171
467
677
507
501
226
5
463
20
10
5
5
5
110
292
80
150
51
21
2
5
1
435
52
20
692
622
220
170
5
20
692
612
215
10
5
1,558
162
276
390
325
285
120
93
98
102
122
95
95
25
40
1,483
3,841
1,528
5,125
1,*83
4,623
295
380
385
245
178
1,478
4,444
110
179
3*7
502
1,38*
1,912
1,528
1,468
918
50
35
17
192
1,428
60
70
55
15
15
442
2,241
342
1,352
151
72
49
39
31
1,412
111
35
NEW JERSEY
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]
75
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms toy type of f aim— Continued
Fruit -and -nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
otner than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . ,
AH tenants number,,
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenants number. ,
Crop- share tenants number..
Lives lock- 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 ECONOMIC CLASS
Commerci al farms number . ,
Class I number.,
Class II number. ,
Class III number.,
Class IV number . ,
Class V number. ,
CI ass VI number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines
Com pickers
Pick-up balers
Field forage harvesters ,
Motortrucks
'arms reporting. ,
number. ,
'arms reporting. ,
number. ,
arms reporting.,
number,,
:arms reporting.,
number. ,
'arms reporting. .
number. .
Tractors.
Tractors other than garden .
1 tractor
2 tractors
3 tractors
4 tractors
5 or more tractors .
Wheel tractors
arms
Crawler tractors .
Garden tractors
Automobiles
Automobiles and/or motortrucks ,
Telephone
Home freezer
Milking machine ,
Electric milk cooler
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other croos) . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower.
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 to a hard surface road , . ,
lmile
2 or 3 miles
4 miles
5 or more miles
reporting.,
number . ,
s reporting. ,
number.,
s reporting. ,
s reporting.,
s reporting.,
s reporting. ,
a reporting . ,
s reporting. ,
number , ,
3 reporting.,
number. ,
s reporting.
number. .
9 reporting..
number. ,
s reporting. .
s reporting.,
s reporting.
3 reporting.
s reporting.,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
arms reporting..
rarms reporting.,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms re«x>rting . ,
persona. ,
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 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.
503
110
10
5
5
503
110
10
299
1,414
242
926
98
50
34
38
22
489
134
24
3,270
203
91
61
3,265
203
91
647
3,593
140
298
117
845
122
1,170
151
685
92
515
25
80
26
158
28
163
17
211
17
226
18
103
18
103
6
37
6
43
588
1,989
1,492
2,540
623
1,573
1,963
2,370
608
1,233
1,770
1,732
156
898
186
233
108
58
56
35
102
9
600
1,223
1,553
1,665
151
62
217
67
139
593
193
638
545
3,086
864
3,733
622
3,392
547
3,483
371
1,886
11
57
11
57
9
94
537
484
3,076
40
230
106
252
50
212
56
40
51
25
5
15
1,380
2,194
1,009
1,495
769
176
39
17
8
3,318
109
166
1,128
1,004
581
436
30
25
45
45
1,123
999
581
5
5
2,744
198
915
1,096
415
115
5
1,068
1,098
1,074
1,096
2,099
2,155
1,634
1,783
2,637
4,608
2,683
8,188
2,668
7,553
266
951
805
426
220
2,663
7,282
233
271
618
635
2,519
3,817
2,734
2,608
2,101
2,587
2,663
82
2,327
2,182
210
335
245
90
80
10
1,678
3,363
1,463
2,773
916
362
125
41
19
2,500
123
121
346
111
40
25
316
106
40
30
5
514
38
51
80
135
140
70
91
96
98
98
169
180
69
74
453
1,210
431
1,036
421
894
178
130
48
38
27
411
822
57
72
127
142
450
728
503
461
353
46
51
11
176
383
63
58
47
11
11
234
692
188
548
77
28
45
32
6
437
56
21
216
190
31
5
216
190
31
438
40
68
105
70
135
20
132
133
122
122
166
182
43
45
398
848
433
1,409
423
1,258
76
100
135
51
61
398
1,190
63
68
141
151
418
686
433
421
310
66
70
11
228
385
16
31
20
11
6
5
177
520
152
350
81
16
42
8
5
392
36
10
1,001
137
30
10
9%
137
30
1,219
172
190
246
275
221
115
16
16
6
6
28
28
7
13
956
1,817
2,150
622
1,129
344
185
35
40
18
597
1,076
36
53
663
1,021
1,041
1,414
1,183
1,148
401
5
5
5
32
1,096
42
46
36
10
10
723
3,177
607
2,296
206
119
112
131
39
939
218
62
76
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 explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Comnerctal farms by type of farm
Caah -grain farms
Other field-crop farms
Vegetable farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting.
acres on which used .
tons.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials .farms reporting.
tons.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials. farms reporting.
tons.
Corn farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting .
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Wheat farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Irish potatoes farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Ml other crops farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Lime or liming materials used during the year ..farms reporting.
acres limed,
tons.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poult/y farms
Under $100
S100 to $999 ....
51,000 to 51,999 .
$2,000 to 54,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under $1,000 ....
51,000 to $2,499.
52,500 to $4,999.
$5,000 to 59,999 .
$10,000 or more .
Machine hire .
Under $200
5200 to $999 . .
$1,000 or more .
Hired labor
Under 5200
5200 to $499
5500 to $999
51,000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 to 59,999
510,000 to $19,999
$20,OOD to 549,999
550,000 or more
ieeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under 5100
$100to$499
$500 to $999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under 5100
5100 to $199
$500 to 5999
51,000 to 5),999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting,
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting .
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reoorting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reoorting.
'.p,irtiri|' .
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
9,152
523,106
204,173
9,122
200,070
198
4,103
3,136
111,922
3,136
28,427
15
38
613
12,720
613
2,546
4,623
121,914
4,623
31,766
70
117
2,008
37,133
2,008
7,665
633
22,095
633
25,410
10
18
5,976
217,322
5,946
104,256
133
3,930
4,252
116,687
116,832
15,388
10,414
70,225,952
585
2,724
1,099
1,991
4,015
7,054
15,299,880
3,959
1,614
370
361
250
4,828
1,637,713
2,569
1,927
332
9,629
42,603,793
1,130
1,301
1,078
2,319
1,664
1,208
626
229
74
7,392
6,448,967
2,031
3,155
994
1,212
15,128
9,183,559
3,656
5,943
3,026
2,339
164
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103,278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
943
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
465
41,515
10,516
465
10,493
10
23
115
3,630
115
842
10
205
10
45
395
17,245
395
4,665
10
20
260
6,950
260
1,594
20
215
20
215
285
13,270
285
3,132
5
3
220
11,510
8,630
506
216
166,654
40
115
36
25
155
50,420
145
10
235
119,240
50
155
30
281
345,630
35
70
25
55
25
20
1
305
112,450
95
135
50
25
496
269,120
30
240
155
71
482
43,161
32,286
482
32,276
5
10
45
350
45
109
71
1,925
71
655
5
10
158
6,152
158
1,106
250
15,950
250
18,532
378
18,784
378
11,874
222
8,642
5,170
507
76
28,100
10
60
5
51
4,695
51
138
48,665
70
55
13
467
2,217,105
40
35
115
111
117
41
7
1
337
722,635
15
115
35
172
507
554,309
10
125
151
214
7
1,512
112,976
66,101
1,507
62,329
43
3,772
176
4,317
176
1,604
15
150
15
43
458
7,259
458
2,758
5
5
147
2,542
147
498
157
2,155
157
2,505
1,442
96,553
1,437
54,921
43
3,767
734
27,679
24,612
1,553
548
336,816
135
337
25
41
10
311
116,288
281
20
10
701
316,171
331
327
43
1,373
9,622,687
50
120
95
270
335
250
196
43
14
1,251
1,160,602
165
596
246
244
1,548
1,498,327
70
575
460
417
26
NEW JERSEY
State Table 19.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
77
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
[tarn
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fmit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Daily farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LI
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under S10O
5100 to S999 . . .
51,000 to 51,999
52,000 to 54,999
55,000 or more .
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under 51,000 ....
51,000 to 52,499 .
52,500 to 54,999 .
55,000 to 59,999 .
S10.000 or more .
Machine hire .
Under $200 . . . .
53)0 to 5999 . . .
51,000 or more .
Hired labor
Under 5200
S200 to 5499
S500IO5999
51,000 to S2.499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 to 59,999
510,000 to 519,999
520,000 to 549,999
550,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under 5100
$100 to $499
$500toS999
51,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
arms reporting,
on which used.
tons.
* reporting.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
acres.
rarms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres.
'arms reporting.
tons.
s reporting.
tons.
is reporting.
acres .
'arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
tons.
> reporting.
acres.
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
acres.
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
acres limed.
tons.
Under 5100
5100 to 5-199
5.500 to 5999
51,000 to ?t,999
55,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
reporting,
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting .
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
reoorting.
reporting.
dollars,
reporting,
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
571
29,677
12,990
571
12,879
10
111
31
465
31
142
24
218
24
95
28
512
28
99
6
315
6
300
566
28,167
566
12,243
10
111
161
4,964
4,604
647
113
198,495
15
61
10
16
11
44
39,091
37
1
5
1
243
141,766
88
94
61
576
4,734,288
25
41
42
121
131
85
75
36
20
312
317,435
70
118
63
61
642
569,910
65
293
126
148
10
619
16,257
4,445
619
4,440
5
5
140
2,195
140
510
50
'305
50
49
380
7,608
380
2,082
5
5
229
3,017
229
676
219
3,127
219
1,115
269
3,455
4,040
3,593
3,593
50,770,507
5
135
160
505
2,788
3,132
5,558,367
1,605
1,016
332
102
77
724
139,270
536
165
23
2,023
3,852,721
240
385
351
681
214
119
12
14
7
534
81,334
351
144
21
18
3,508
1,151,038
990
1,857
443
208
10
2,421
195,243
46,605
2,421
46,496
40
109
1,808
79,999
1,808
19,032
15
38
427
9,775
427
1,881
2,179
68,375
2,179
15,980
35
61
778
11,354
778
2,444
42
567
42
607
5
10
1,103
25,173
1,103
6,552
1,375
36,049
46,008
2,744
2,739
13,941,837
15
180
466
1,042
1,036
1,765
6,006,437
625
401
452
180
107
1,429
496,770
625
712
92
2,298
8,484,132
180
280
260
595
540
343
65
23
12
1,790
610,120
245
1,183
285
77
2,744
2,383,545
55
810
1,171
672
36
261
13,734
3,802
261
3,794
5
148
5,200
148
1,683
40
1,085
40
242
201
4,977
201
1,303
5
8
66
642
66
114
73
1,820
73
442
148
4,400
4,776
514
504
1,762,392
25
210
85
81
103
309
2,601,262
106
69
30
50
54
159
37,180
80
76
3
354
1,553,931
45
50
15
76
57
49
56
6
177
46,115
75
75
21
6
499
525,855
75
175
104
127
18
379
31,580
14,567
379
14,551
5
16
138
5,855
138
1,689
20
220
20
69
217
6,362
217
2,129
5
8
141
3,828
141
643
95
2,615
95
3,081
5
8
282
12,700
282
6,940
227
6,223
5,921
438
282
433,595
25
130
56
50
21
192
206,155
135
31
15
11
233
99,200
116
92
25
338
1,407,355
50
35
35
76
70
27
33
12
293
195,672
55
140
46
52
433
433,040
40
155
120
106
12
687
11,164
4,454
662
4,413
70
41
80
1,267
5
350
5
70
15
370
15
137
20
250
20
48
644
8,927
619
3,733
70
41
358
5,207
3,963
1,214
123
146,990
30
46
20
21
6
47
199,240
11
10
15
6
5
189
105,340
96
61
32
969
9,043,285
35
50
100
185
170
186
147
79
17
968
2,976,678
50
211
181
526
1,189
1,298,555
180
416
220
334
39
78
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
j Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
;For definitions and explanations, seB text)
Total
all
faints
Commercial farms by type of farm
Cash-graiji farms
Other field-crop
Vegetable farms
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head
2 to 4 head
5 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 49 head
50 to 99 head
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
lhead
2 to 9 head
10tol9head
20 to 29 head
30 to 49 head
50to74head
75 to99 head
100 or more head
Milk cows-
1 head
2 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 29 head
30 to 49 head
50 to 74 head
75 to 99 head
100 or more head .
Horses and/or mules .
Hogs and pigs
Bom since June 1 ,
Bom before June 1 .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
arms reporting,
'arms reporti ng .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
arms reporti ng .
number.
Sheep and lambs farms reporting.
number.
Lambs under 1 year old
Sheep 1 year old and over
Ewes
Rams and wethers
Chickens 4 months 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
arms reporting. .
number. ,
arms reporting. ,
number . .
arms reporting. ,
number. ,
arms reporting. .
number. ,
arms reporting. .
number. ,
arms reporting. .
number.,
dollars.,
arms reporting..
number.
dollars.,
'arms reporting.
number.
dollars.
arms reporting.
pounds .
dollars,
'arms renorting.
dollars,
arms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
2*0,968,350
15,584
101,976,879
22,142,372
31,470,093
18,752,747
29,611,667
138,991,471
70,669,416
53,060,784
15,261,271
5,401
194,250
4,813
128,980
4,447
122,079
4,125
51,202
3,169
14,068
361
868
609
525
1,523
1,242
271
2
631
1,200
392
682
1,214
504
90
100
672
985
305
645
1,174
488
81
97
2,131
6,831
1,887
200,923
1,172
98,839
1,407
102,084
887
15,762
624
4,444
821
11,318
791
9,933
600
1,385
6,939
12,983,161
4,607
111,133
7,680,814
1,040
227,656
7,057,336
564
8,540
111,020
3,147
1,006,714,768
53,060,784
5,380
8,323,993
5,450
162,695,903
60,197,488
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
14,241,623
4,293
182,986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
.,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
/, /, \
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
3,411,421
10,486,461
6,742
20,683
3,088,808
2,949,655
86,500
34,403
18,250
10,439,644
9,077,485
1,183,840
168,819
9,500
322,613
46,817
140,508
19,383
34,250
1,000
147,855
196
2,066
161
852
135
380
126
745
131
469
71
204
76
985
41
750
51
235
35
575
25
135
35
440
35
410
20
30
175
34,945
116
920
120,388
41
725
22,475
20
245
3,185
25
968,500
34,250
85
22,368
115
319,210
118, 110
26,434
76
521
66
126
61
121
25
50
25
345
37
54
56
476
30
235
41
241
10
25
5
15
5
10
5
5
5
5
66
5,040
30
180
20,130
20
175
5,425
10
30
390
5
10,750
1,000
16
880
26
48,750
18,038
30,649,772
19,673
29,791,382
2,442,959
26,089,660
965,786
292,977
858,390
141,142
423,235
294,013
290
2,775
2*5
1,490
210
1,250
150
705
140
580
40
130
55
40
90
130
20
5
90
100
15
5
355
569
231
4,773
95
3,050
196
1,723
376
49,658
205
2,315
175,440
106
3,758
116,498
25
,327,430
423,235
85
11,024
135
176,370
65,258
See footnotes at end of labia
NEW JERSEY
79
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[tlala are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
[For definitions and explanations, see text)
Ccmnercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fmlt-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
ESTW ATED VALUE 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 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 CalvCS farms reporting. .
number. .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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. .
SO 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 Uiat 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 farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting. .
Horses and/Of mules rarms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Born since June 1 farms reporting..
number..
Born 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^
Chickens 4 monttis old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive rarms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms renorting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
18,493,413
28,583
18,077,258
549,223
1,125,620
16, US, 569
283,846
416,155
192,568
167,425
56,162
31
738
28
461
27
453
17
232
4
45
46
81
28
571
12
270
22
301
12
67
7
12
12
55
12
48
7
7
45
18,781
24
358
32,533
17
750
23,250
11
3,172,510
167,425
34
111,130
35
219,560
81,238
69,496,098
19,342
1,015,731
690,128
195,770
125,328
4,505
68,480,367
67,873,061
370,151
237,155
403
3,177
338
1,660
313
1,386
208
957
147
560
100
160
75
26
35
1
6
145
166
5
10
5
6
140
156
110
200
131
1,615
86
1,020
80
595
211
2,496
146
650
191
1,846
186
1,616
140
230
3,284
12,249,698
242
1,457
178,370
60
950
29,450
121
1,120
14,560
83
7,760,423
370,151
3,530
7,873,408
3,339
156,863,635
58,039,543
59,726,854
21,766
3,193,528
2,350,415
669,390
156,818
16,905
56,533,326
893,399
50,660,876
4,979,051
2,729
155,524
2,729
113,825
2,729
113,333
2,412
38,038
1,670
3,661
5
35
130
1,225
1,117
215
2
75
265
615
1,136
476
70
92
75
260
625
1,136
471
70
92
525
1,098
422
5,115
261
2,831
278
2,284
96
1,235
56
213
91
1,022
81
947
55
75
1,100
206,138
2,733
89,402
4,780,498
178
5,583
173,073
60
1,090
14,170
2,744
957,409,002
50,660,876
549
89,268
604
2,096,190
775,586
8,185,946
15,926
257,454
182,540
32,520
25,701
16,693
7,928,492
95,724
144,984
7,687,784
322
13,341
234
4,141
132
635
260
4,715
272
4,485
10
36
21
61
115
46
33
130
575
318
174,476
275
84,121
280
90,355
67
2,582
42
731
66
1,851
61
1,506
45
345
172
21,165
294
8,056
1,380,157
298
202,262
6,270,122
46
1,140
14,820
46
2,854,951
144,984
71
17,609
106
158,550
58,665
6,468,627
14,769
5,189,178
2,929,632
1,412,640
748,243
98,663
1,279,449
251,839
505,635
521,975
223
4,440
193
2,032
172
1,407
163
1,461
137
947
15
40
50
41
50
26
1
25
105
36
10
11
5
76
148
81
1,241
56
811
60
430
6
195
1
50
6
145
6
115
6
30
180
67,900
198
3,522
425,250
76
2,093
64,883
6
120
1,560
76
9,173,041
505,635
130
23,725
135
608,820
225,264
80
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]
Item
[For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
T
Caah -grain farms
Other field-crop farms
Vegetable farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting..
number of litters...
1 or 2 litters farms reporting..
3 to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 liUers farms reporting. .
50 to 39 liUers farms reporting..
40 to 69 liUers farms reporting..
70 or more litters farms reporting..
lune 2 to November 30 farms reporting..
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
number of litters..
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
acres..
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 more acres farms reporting. .
Harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels..
Sales farms reoorting..
bushels. .
Wheat harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
SaleB farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels. .
Ray crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres . .
tons , green weight . .
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2 .
hundredweight . .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3 .
bushels..
760
21,210
180
271
117
79
37
76
637
11,061
628
10,149
5,599
135,831
1,946
1,630
1,395
392
120
116
4,945
96,156
6,186,567
2,664
3,224,678
2,526
42,156
1,344,744
2,235
1,244,186
1,625
23,017
949,247
477
187,160
1,485
22,907
898,179
640
472,164
983
27,253
690,147
3,261
91,116
244,591
634
24,534
3,339
67,030
123,389
706
14,490
535
6,800
10,332
61
2,603
853
26,208
31,351
137
15,336
945
22,342
129,626
790
22,359
4,675,455
1,029
16,562
2,611,852
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863,574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
196,141
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
31
157
31
124
11
33
426
18,155
50
105
155
55
30
31
416
17,720
1,142,105
401
1,063,035
311
7,335
238,208
306
231,828
85
1,595
50,735
50
32,350
195
4,985
214,295
165
160,815
291
13,073
337,803
146
3,675
8,100
101
5,620
151
2,065
3,780
61
1,425
30
305
245
5
120
5
350
4,250
31
303
51,370
5
10
1,500
86
2,010
50
10
15
6
5
81
1,985
121,975
41
105,125
190
7,387
257,715
190
256,489
47
1,775
60,235
42
59,035
97
4,022
96,460
15
130
250
5
200
25
185
385
5
225
5
235
235
5
235
5
35
10
55
850
10
20
10
10
"s
50
485
45
365
528
7,654
306
125
76
11
10
518
7,269
392,265
336
306,120
188
2,751
88,936
163
82,993
21
262
8,722
6
4,800
223
3,124
137,857
137
95,614
107
2,236
59,013
4,647
230
2,510
6,655
105
1,780
121
1,127
2,441
41
696
15
370
455
15
455
55
540
790
10
265
260
15,957
3,367,265
297
8,651
1,421,335
10
100
750
162
2,161
448,011
348
3,750
572,845
See footnotes at end of table.
NEW JERSEY
81
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 explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting . .
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 liuers
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters . .
June 2 to November 30
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres ....
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres ....
100 DT more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
reporting,
acres,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
acres.
bushels,
reoorting.
bushels.
Vheat harvested farms reporting . .
aores..
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels. .
Ray crops:
Land from whicn hay was cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting . .
acres. .
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, titnothy, and nrjjctures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Cats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Salea » farms reporting. .
tans. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2 .
hundredweight . .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting . .
acres3 .
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
61
638
42
12
6
1
56
428
25,530
34
15,395
34
568
15,365
34
14,335
5
100
4,100
18
238
11,197
11
5,562
28
417
10,000
39
655
1,391
11
128
24
219
487
6
211
1
68
47
1
43
6
23
105
6
330
66,000
65
1,572
265,835
35
240
5
25
5
25
115
35
125
494
8,633
230
191
31
28
7
7
474
8,179
507,048
287
307,693
286
3,581
100,335
206
78,509
95
800
31,110
30
15,180
78
1,050
33,440
52
21,835
52
777
23,016
4,714
102
1,135
2,120
32
885
217
2,479
4,218
67
1,573
15
130
185
56
700
826
11
156
17
270
1,420
15
8
255
25
128
7,895
179
1,012
75
80
17
5
1
1
138
417
138
595
2,470
75,355
320
850
948
247
58
47
1,995
41,091
2,849,535
783
862,840
956
12,463
401,525
836
353,994
1,095
17,230
729,750
235
87,580
634
7,488
288,705
86
30,565
131
2,250
61,275
2,000
67,986
187,698
81
3,435
1,680
43,371
84,442
95
3,095
392
3,957
6,662
5
40
394
7,587
12,395
21
510
816
18,816
102,215
73
638
88,305
5
60
17,500
224
16,790
5
25
46
56
25
67
214
8,937
204
7,853
254
5,683
85
86
57
13
10
3
204
4,419
267,145
48
54,175
92
902
21,360
77
18,500
66
865
37,875
15
3,500
62
617
20,990
11
2,238
15
115
2,900
187
5,461
12,624
45
1,475
163
4,988
8,167
35
655
15
100
115
36
620
865
38
1,354
9,392
20
10
695
10
26
1,550
26
160
263
7,747
70
100
56
20
5
12
258
6,552
423,390
207
279,465
182
4,358
143,100
182
137,560
91
890
37,675
61
26,850
121
2,400
94,355
76
78,180
65
2,080
52,580
23,493
188
4,463
13,001
107
7,716
151
2,492
5,029
105
2,540
35
1,415
2,070
20
1,765
55
14,693
14,220
45
14,000
25
430
2,940
100
2,644
603,675
95
1,723
258,245
82
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
Commercial farms by type of farm
[tern
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
Cash-grain farms
Other field-crop farms
Vegetable farms
SPECIFIED CROPS BARVESTED-Continiied
3,531
31,470,093
1,327
27,533
949
584,490
129,241
455,249
3,004,880
2,855
31,020,805
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
80
86,500
25
133
25
1,440
525
915
400
30S
1,183,840
31
190
1
1,000
1,000
1,558
26,089,660
105
1,139
55
22,275
4,715
17,560
43,525
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
acres . . .
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2DoeB not Include acreage for farms with leas than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not Include data for farms with leas than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW JERSEY
83
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. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land In bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting .
acres .
Apples* farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels .
176
1,125,620
335
20,774
232
488,149
102,192
385,957
2,733,912
151
195,770
111
474
91
9,565
3,135
6,430
28,620
212
669,390
117
481
102
9,710
1,065
8,645
45,185
50
32,520
57
375
47
3,851
720
3,131
3,166
238
1,412,640
96
1,825
51
18,160
8,315
9,845
93,250
82
224,865
46
84
46
1,592
625
967
3,655
84
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
TO to 99 acres
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,
acres,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 13 acres farms reporting,
20 to 29 acres farms reporting.
no to 49 acres farms reporting,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
ltt) 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 pasUire farms reporting.
acres.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting,
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting,
acres.
OtJier cropland (idle and crop failure) .farms reporting.
acres.
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
OtJier pasture (not cropland and not woodland) [arms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to M years number
35 to 4-t 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
900 or more days operators reporting
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting
Witil 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 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.
15,463
100.0
1,378,298
100.0
89.1
.42,527
538.76
11,152
674,030
2,798
1,375
860
1,412
2,729
1,546
380
43
9
5,164
129, 221
5,140
108,769
1,560
30,545
4,108
78,224
1,112
19,736
7,352
225,901
2,816
75,950
990
19,870
2,015
77,912
3,246
124,754
575
19,840
453
22,539
567
28,087
15,204
170
1,144
3,272
3,890
4,006
2,722
52.2
5,527
1,318
800
3,409
1,481
3,118
3,553
9,936
1,763
4,190
3,328
21.5
15,339
1.1
4.6
24,880
5,391.28
1,170
3,351
1,170
235
650
446
1,637
55
195
391
1,442
25
65
475
1,425
185
450
55
130
216
742
141
477
15
120
3,282
15
205
652
764
1,006
640
53.6
1,195
M5
175
835
280
660
840
2,133
350
1,027
4,886
31.6
114,868
8.3
23.5
28,717
1,260.48
3,008
39,002
1,367
935
451
255
1,028
7,000
1,992
lfl.oe?
524
4,023
1,594
14,044
185
1,370
2,205
20,800
581
4,115
160
1,055
581
5,879
710
9,425
55
380
30
200
35
325
4,810
30
202
1,023
1,318
1,321
916
53.3
2,080
321
300
1,459
632
1,157
1,607
2,806
632
1,296
1,070
6.9
62,253
4.5
58.2
37,227
642.64
939
28,595
95
183
121
415
125
377
5,348
459
7,094
145
2,010
354
5,084
76
845
600
10,235
172
2,825
85
1,210
191
3,850
306
7,146
20
355
15
250
10
115
1,045
20
55
194
293
286
197
52.9
412
80
66
266
100
217
305
658
135
292
1,402
9.1
116,204
8.4
82.9
42,675
517.86
1,355
63,912
55
136
140
376
648
646
10,784
486
9,862
14a
2,192
394
7,670
100
1,130
790
16,490
261
4,382
70
1,185
250
9,316
470
16,300
75
1,295
40
1,035
65
1,165
1,376
20
130
293
349
287
297
51.9
509
155
66
288
145
287
322
893
156
356
NEW JERSEY
85
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Dalit ire based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Sixe of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
180 to 216 acres
220 to 259 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 ■
2,000 acres and over
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres.
Percent distribution percent.
Average sixe 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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
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 AMD 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-farm work operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting
Operators not working off (Jieir 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 otiler income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
1,006
6.5
158,037
11.5
157.1
54,128
343.57
977
82,908
11
40
22
76
494.
334
618
18,778
334
8,324
116
2,594
265
5,730
170
3,100
662
21,813
354
11,322
170
3,385
157
7,565
413
15,780
96
3,410
75
3,455
70
1,435
981
5
132
216
275
202
151
265
135
35
95
80
180
85
741
132
255
718
4.6
141,317
10.3
196.8
68,478
348.91
712
76,097
10
16
25
281
378
2
495
17,825
204
7,784
77
1,728
153
6,056
131
2,690
480
16,623
\282
11,743
81
2,330
108
5,781
202
11,078
55
2,365
51
2,610
81
2,865
702
20
81
196
147
177
81
131
70
20
41
20
66
20
587
95
158
430
2.8
101,452
7.4
235.9
88,269
375.66
420
50,021
5
15
10
115
261
14
306
12,715
168
6,462
100
3,705
118
2,757
70
2,120
326
15,516
165
7,135
60
1,325
93
6,357
142
6,934
75
2,760
75
3,990
65
3,915
37
142
106
79
61
115
50
25
40
30
85
35
315
47
128
733
4.7
247,704
18.0
337.9
116,638
342.%
728
134,516
10
15
20
57
367
259
445
25,572
269
12,326
119
4,953
228
7,373
151
3,720
520
36,954
266
14,323
108
3,390
112
10,642
240
18,464
94
5,770
91
7,235
122
7,760
726
25
104
147
179
185
86
190
93
26
71
41
114
51
543
75
212
168
1.1
105,979
7.7
630.8
286,625
487.26
161
50,705
5
93
7,289
76
9,635
44
3,406
55
6,229
15
920
136
20,816
32
1,798
20
865
55
7,857
73
12,734
10
575
6
425
17
1,075
133
11
52
43
0.3
57,184
4.1
1,330.0
460,735
345.59
41
16,424
4
5
5
12
11
3
21
4,067
22
2,934
9
770
19
2,164
6
887
35
21,556
3,781
5
610
21
4,332
14
3,893
3
359
4
1,348
6
1,517
86
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
fDaba are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Under 10 acres
50 to 19 acres
100 to 139 acres
FARMS BY COLOR AMP TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number..
\ll tenants number. .
Cash tenants number. .
Share-cash tenants number. .
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number. .
Cotton farms number..
Other field-crop farms number..
Vegetable farms number. .
Fruit-and-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms number. .
Dairy farms number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number. .
General farms number . .
Miscellaneous farms number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number. .
reporting..
number.,
reporting. .
number. .
reporti ng . .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting,
reporting.,
reporting.,
number.,
reporting. ,
number. .
reporting..
number. .
Tractors farms
Tractors other than garden farms
1 tractor farms
2 tractors farms
3 tractors farms
4 tractors farms
5 or more tractors farms
Wheel tractors farms
Crawl er tractors farms
Garden tractors farms
Automobil es farms reporting . .
number. ,
Vltomobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting.,
Milking machine farms reporting..
F.lectric 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 toad 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 farms reporting. .
4 miles farms reporting. .
5 or more miles farms renorting.,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired workers farms
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
reporti ng .
persons,
reporting.
persons.
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
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.
10,883
3,069
1,299
857
55
86
50
251
10,753
3,044
1,274
130
25
25
507
1,558
647
3,593
2,744
514
438
1,219
2,173
2,239
2,101
2,179
3,159
3,258
1,918
2,109
11,549
20,931
11,921
29, 516
10,728
24, 726
4,054
3,020
1,923
1,037
694
10,589
23,578
911
1,148
3,962
4,790
13,443
18,563
14,840
14,469
8,854
3,008
3,019
157
4,1*35
12,852
1,012
1,409
1,031
378
288
85
5,447
14,795
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
13,779
1,037
647
3,002
135
145
80
2,962
130
130
5
85
30
1,407
10
55
10
701
10
10
5
5
15
15
10
10
1,655
2,315
1,493
2,356
833
1,053
688
95
25
25
823
1,013
35
40
1,007
1,303
2,742
3,278
3,057
3,113
1,287
20
10
2,926
152
170
135
35
20
.10
927
1,927
647
1,109
436
79
67
57
3,008
225
95
4,108
552
212
132
5
10
65
4,043
537
207
65
15
150
360
235
1,743
71
128
50
368
135
145
1/0
150
110
110
25
35
3,316
4,595
3,466
5,780
3,044
4,276
2,111
709
151
71
2
2,989
4,110
142
166
1,224
1,504
4,093
5,191
4,635
4,480
2,542
130
111
5
356
4,047
309
487
357
130
115
15
1,188
2,678
512
176
86
79
15
4,265
361
260
762
227
75
50
10
15
752
227
70
10
5
65
195
50
137
100
57
45
36
105
105
100
100
105
105
35
40
850
1,416
970
1,960
925
1,649
426
324
130
40
5
915
1,578
71
71
216
311
955
1,280
1,035
974
604
95
110
195
847
98
125
80
45
25
20
265
773
198
462
102
47
26
17
992
53
25
929
351
115
70
ii
30
924
351
115
60
325
77
134
280
57
80
29
200
200
235
235
315
320
150
160
1,232
2,117
1,346
3,211
1,320
2,893
385
507
268
115
45
1,300
2,813
75
80
308
318
1,257
1,742
1,377
1,331
942
310
335
10
496
1,170
83
127
106
21
16
421
880
330
580
225
62
21
19
3
1,271
91
40
NEW JERSEY
87
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 farms. See text]
[tern
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners .number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number.
Livestock-share tenants number.
Olher 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 FARM
Casb-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number . .
Cotton farms number..
Other field-crop farms number. .
Vegetable farms number..
Fniit-and-nut farms number. .
Poultry farms .number. .
Dairy farms number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number. .
General farms number. .
Miscellaneous farms number. .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number. .
Tractors farms reporti ng . .
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. .
number. .
Garden 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. .
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. .
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 workers:
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting..
Sor 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.
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
439
371
175
125
5
15
5
25
439
371
175
40
133
57
43
505
22
40
21
330
330
287
287
526
531
385
410
966
1,922
980
3,208
970
2,906
83
312
303
177
95
960
2,789
103
117
259
302
934
1,464
1,001
951
721
530
535
20
594
831
66
106
76
30
30
501
1,071
421
830
270
90
28
20
13
850
85
71
250
331
130
90
20
20
250
326
130
40
96
18
1
431
35
35
7
285
290
281
281
466
476
356
391
688
1,549
708
2,478
708
2,278
41
170
257
150
90
708
2,170
90
108
190
200
668
1,029
713
703
558
456
456
20
530
592
41
80
60
20
15
5
447
1,147
392
825
225
120
20
17
10
620
32
66
139
234
40
30
5
139
234
40
5
40
25
27
236
20
30
12
197
202
177
183
276
281
185
195
400
950
425
1,505
420
1,406
15
107
151
76
71
415
1,355
44
51
93
99
395
704
425
425
345
266
276
11
313
358
51
21
16
5
5
330
861
300
700
175
60
37
9
19
388
27
15
260 to 499 acres
187
396
126
80
20
11
182
3%
126
33
79
38
6
377
28
70
12
370
390
332
347
494
522
370
408
712
2,050
725
3,153
720
2,894
26
70
231
196
197
710
2,695
147
199
224
259
703
1,270
732
731
590
424
409
42
576
599
51
75
35
40
30
10
527
1,649
487
1,280
181
147
103
41
15
500 to 999 acres
678
28
27
54
11
73
15
15
10
5
49
11
73
15
76
86
53
58
78
104
70
92
157
688
163
1,002
163
951
16
24
32
91
163
870
56
81
40
51
137
290
163
156
113
61
65
16
97
142
17
1
1,000 to 1,999 acres
142
1,148
122
951
28
11
23
30
30
134
28
6
II
11
12
14
19
25
20
33
41
255
42
374
42
355
4
5
3
2
28
40
316
23
39
12
19
36
100
43
37
24
15
16
6
27
35
4
2
1
1
1
38
931
36
729
3
5
7
6
15
2,000 acres and c
88
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 farms. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
mpterials used during the year
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials .
arms reporting,
on which used.
tons.,
reporting.
Ions,
arms reporting.
tons..
'arms reporting..
farms reporting.
tons..
Liquid materials .farms reporting.
tons.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Corn. .farms reporting.
acres.
farms reporting.
tons.
Dry materials .. .
Liquid materials .
Wheat.
Dry materials
Liquid materials . .
Irish potatoes. ,
f>y materials
Liquid materials. .
All other crops
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
3 reporting,
tons.
arms reporting. .
tons.,
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reprrting..
acres.,
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting..
tons..
'arms reporting. .
acres . .
arms reporting. .
tons.,
arms reporting. ,
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting.
acres limed,
tons.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$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
$1,030 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
$200 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 $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$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
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
farms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
reporti ng .
dollars,
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
arms
'arms
farms
arms
Total
all
farms
9,152
523,106
204,173
9,122
200,070
198
4,103
3,136
111,922
3,136
28,427
15
38
613
12,720
613
2,546
4,623
121,914
4,623
31,766
70
117
2,008
37,133
2,008
7,665
633
22,095
633
25,410
10
18
5,976
217,322
5,946
104,256
133
3,930
4,252
116,687
116,832
15,388
10,414
70,225,952
585
2,724
1,099
1,991
4,015
7,054
15,299,880
3,959
1,614
870
361
250
4,828
1,637,713
2,569
1,927
332
9,629
42,603,793
1,130
1,301
1,078
2,319
1,664
1,208
626
229
74
7,392
6,448,967
2,031
3,155
994
1,212
15,128
9,183,559
3,656
5,943
3,026
2,339
164
810
2,287
1,352
790
1,307
70
45
60
205
60
61
65
215
65
75
680
1,787
655
1,145
70
45
332
832
798
3,293
2,077
17,022,970
70
405
150
330
1,122
1,607
1,841,880
1,035
415
100
45
12
276
48,080
240
25
11
1,523
3,948,455
235
265
245
405
150
132
71
17
3
1,040
1,251,058
275
335
135
295
3,163
1,106,435
1,420
1,275
195
253
20
2,214
28,742
13,999
2,204
13,936
25
63
331
3,360
331
1,089
65
215
65
50
645
5,085
645
1,403
185
1,640
185
335
65
470
65
567
1,494
17,972
1,489
10,492
25
63
769
9,089
6,747
4,861
3,192
27,743,780
180
980
240
330
1,462
2,191
3,769,070
1,305
573
200
52
61
1,148
182,005
876
246
26
2,565
6,423,320
440
445
386
726
281
144
92
42
9
1,825
1,102,710
935
567
115
208
4,761
1,560,175
1,671
2,263
513
291
23
754
22,071
10,479
754
10,474
5
5
142
2,330
142
519
20
455
20
153
331
3,850
331
1,095
5
5
126
1,335
126
254
50
265
50
294
501
13,836
501
8,159
267
3,671
3,590
1,070
664
3,202,850
80
280
126
50
128
374
879,016
246
51
31
27
19
403
129,065
245
128
30
595
1,837,217
55
80
50
176
148
48
25
13
588
419,139
221
241
75
51
1,055
479,355
225
480
233
116
1
70 to 99 acres
1,193
49,214
20,866
1,193
20,844
20
22
346
6,253
346
2,015
5
3
60
1,075
60
211
715
12,390
715
2,968
20
19
305
3,505
305
762
85
960
85
1,045
767
25,031
767
13,843
500
9,530
8,305
1,397
921
3,527,542
80
315
150
225
151
576
869,010
385
105
60
15
11
727
186,150
396
310
21
972
2,983,045
125
151
90
225
196
137
36
10
2
869
341,845
210
465
120
74
1,397
726,510
145
732
357
160
3
NEW JERSEY
89
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 farms. See l.'.l
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm— Continued
140 to 179 acres
180 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
2R0 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
2,000 acres and over
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during tlie year
Dry materials ...
Liquid materials.
Crops on which used-
Bay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials
Liquid materials .
OOier pasture (not cropland).
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials
Liquid materials . .
All other crops
Dry materials . ..
Liquid materials .
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
arms reporting. . .
on which used...
tons...
'arms reporting...
tons . . .
arms reporting. . .
tons...
arms reporting. . .
acres
arms reporting. . .
tons...
arms reporting...
tons...
arms reporting...
acres...
arms reporting...
tons...
arms reporting. . .
tons...
arms reporting. . .
acres...
arms reporting. . .
tons...
arms reporting. . .
tons...
'arms reporting. . .
acres...
arms reporting. . .
tons...
arms reporting...
tons...
arms reporting. . .
acres...
arms reporting
tons . . .
arms reporting. ..
tons . . .
i reporting. . .
arms reporting
tons...
arms reporting . . .
tons...
arms reporting. . .
acres limed. ..
tons . . .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry farms
Under $100
$100 to $999 ....
$L0O0 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 .
Under $200
$200 to $999 . . .
$1,000 or more
Under $200
$200 to $499
$500 to $899
$1,000 to $2, 499...
$2,500 to $4,999 . . .
S5.000 to $9,999 . . .
$10,DO0 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to $49,989 .
$50,000 or more . . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under $100 ....
$100 to $499 . . .
$500 to S999 . . .
$1,000 or more .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business ....
Under $100
$100 to $499 ....
$500 to $999 ....
$1,000 to $4,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
arms
farms
'arms
ami-.
arms
'arms
'arms
arms
aims
arms
arms
imrs
fame
reporting,
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
876
70,531
25,059
876
24,859
15
200
487
20,040
487
5,165
130
2,555
130
440
576
15,935
576
4,338
5
10
285
4,445
285
891
55
2,375
55
2,777
584
25,181
584
11,248
10
190
516
16,618
16,315
1,001
757
3,466,984
40
145
90
262
220
461
1,289,156
210
85
JJO
22
14
530
190,995
210
294
26
796
3,889,983
65
75
55
190
195
109
76
29
2
686
543,440
100
377
110
99
1,001
834,480
40
285
416
248
12
656
60,046
21,764
656
21,681
20
83
425
18,325
425
4,493
65
1,735
65
348
486
15,012
486
3,864
10
30
195
3,820
195
719
85
3,525
85
3,768
5
10
345
17,629
345
8,489
15
43
379
12,524
11,547
718
557
2,702,520
15
70
55
185
232
352
1,209,490
140
75
75
40
22
337
130,190
130
167
40
628
3,214,935
25
55
45
135
165
136
55
442
455,436
25
251
95
71
718
775,939
20
110
310
263
15
392
41,458
15,067
392
15,051
5
16
270
11,730
270
2,845
45
965
45
221
10,901
282
3,005
5
157
3,105
157
643
45
1,065
45
1,400
5
8
242
13,692
242
6,937
241
10,062
9,975
430
348
2,015,275
5
40
25
110
168
223
600,360
60
65
65
30
3
189
86,735
80
88
21
390
2,190,340
10
25
20
75
120
90
30
19
1
297
314,373
25
152
50
70
430
637,503
10
65
175
156
24
680
99,616
34,579
680
34,497
25
82
376
21,733
376
5,160
10
35
91
2,180
91
539
493
27,614
493
7,111
20
40
238
9,665
238
1,974
57
5,005
57
6,095
426
33,419
426
13,618
5
7
445
20,533
22,350
728
543
3,839,429
10
101
55
116
261
451
2,204,198
146
101
96
63
45
305
208,931
31
206
68
693
5,844,515
35
45
50
85
125
171
128
42
12
475
581,254
50
197
102
126
728
1,105,959
10
60
216
423
19
143
39,468
15,469
143
15,469
75
8,390
75
1,640
16
795
16
85
79
7,104
79
1,723
55
2,754
55
578
29
3,585
29
3,787
113
16,840
113
7,656
77
7,956
9,171
168
98
1,506,436
5
6
15
11
61
75
527,165
16
10
11
18
20
61
50,230
11
27
23
158
3,528,960
5
5
5
22
42
36
22
21
101
465,585
5
11
22
63
163
494,978
25
21
90
27
31
11,388
5,475
31
5,465
2
10
16
2,202
16
628
5
220
5
69
21
2,562
21
806
5
352
5
69
4
110
4
110
25
5,942
25
3,783
2
10
22
3,263
3,376
43
27
1,163,316
4
2
2
19
21
391,001
6
2
2
3
8
13
12,154
2
7
4
40
2,761,336
2
1
8
6
10
13
23
121,453
3
3
17
43
245,369
10
19,067
8,192
10
4,691
1
3,501
3
1,969
3
305
1
200
1
40
3
846
3
142
1
125
1
9
2
205
2
205
9
15,722
9
3,990
1
3,501
4
4,650
5,677
15
2
90,260
2
46,352
10
86,813
2
3
5
15
1,852,117
3
4
2
5
3
234,441
15
156,289
"2
2
6
5
See footnotes at end of table.
90
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Hat-a are based on reports for only a sample of famts. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 acres
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 nuts, sold dollars . .
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold dollars..
Forest products and horticultural specialty products sold dollars . .
AH livestock and livestock products sold dollars . .
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars..
Dairy products sold dollars..
Livestock and livestock products,
other tilan poultry and dairy, sold dollars . . .
LIVESTOCK AMD LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting...
number
Cows, including heifers that havo calved farms 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 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
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 15 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting. .
80 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 reporti ng
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 tarms reporting...
Horses and/or mules farms reporting...
number. ..
Hogs and pigs farms reporting. ..
number.. .
Born 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 reporti ng . . .
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 reporting. ..
number
dollars. ..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting...
number. . .
dollars. ..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. ..
number. ..
dollars. ..
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting. . .
pounds. . .
dollars...
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. ..
dollars. ..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting...
dozens. . .
dollars.. .
See footnotes at end of table.
240,968,350
15,584
101,976,879
22,142,372
31,470,093
18, 752, 747
29,611,667
138,991,471
70,669,416
53,060,784
15,261,271
5,401
194,250
4,813
128,980
4,447
122,079
4,125
51,202
3,169
14,068
361
868
609
525
1,523
1,242
271
2
631
1,200
392
682
1,214
504
90
100
672
985
305
645
1,174
488
81
97
2,131
6,831
1,887
200,923
1,172
98,839
1,407
102,084
887
15,762
624
4,444
821
11,318
791
9,933
600
1,385
6,939
12,983,161
4,607
111,133
7,680,814
1,040
227,656
7,057,336
564
8,540
111,020
3,147
1,006,714,768
53,060,784
5,380
8,323,993
5,450
162,695,908
60,197,488
33,079,913
9,940
10,624,404
45,606
481,425
243,028
9,854,345
22,455,509
21,438,981
171,150
845,378
210
1,315
150
660
140
620
110
390
85
265
95
290
1B0
26,215
150
17,455
135
8,760
70
500
40
130
50
370
50
310
35
60
1,810
3,845,015
135
825
82,280
140
24,275
752,525
30
230
2,990
35
3,411,826
171,150
1,757
2,696,312
1,695
47,838,065
17,700,084
54,410,605
11,136
15,771,799
1,303,468
2,558,460
1,804,492
10,105,379
38,638,806
34,918,428
810,381
2,909,997
831
5,166
651
2,510
586
2,285
481
1,581
360
1,075
165
335
205
70
50
5
1
250
365
10
15
240
310
10
15
5
5
501
1,580
474
70,790
299
36,515
376
34,275
350
4,600
270
1,455
330
3,145
315
2,680
235
465
2,512
6,622,030
515
3,370
287,245
263
78,860
2,444,660
225
2,140
27,820
166
13,185,561
810,381
2,173
3,798,640
2,147
83,404,895
30,859,813
11,293,278
10,554
5,581,445
991,528
2,298,660
1,366,262
924,995
5,711,833
3,778,299
891,275
1,042,259
430
5,110
320
2,870
260
2,340
270
1,430
235
810
35
130
70
70
100
5
50
175
40
40
10
5
55
125
30
40
5
5
195
520
167
18,435
87
3,515
117
14,920
75
1,155
35
215
75
940
75
855
70
85
358
709,328
310
3,060
283,195
62
23,690
734,390
60
695
9,035
135
17,280,711
891,275
258
307,296
258
9,034,290
3,342,688
16,922,243
12,070
9,466,696
2,044,073
5,005,640
1,725,992
690,991
7,455,547
3,433,566
2,715,070
1,306,911
720
12,975
640
8,500
600
7,725
505
3,510
370
965
55
135
105
145
240
40
115
200
125
115
80
5
130
175
110
110
70
5
265
1,290
247
11,385
146
5,160
191
6,225
107
1,682
66
560
97
1,122
92
1,017
80
105
543
650,325
595
7,860
688,565
157
16,850
522,350
71
1,040
13,520
345
52,232,174
2,715,070
338
321,193
363
8,032,820
2,972,143
23,577,531
14,169
10,717,836
3,739,649
3,930,585
2,332,066
715,536
12,859,695
2,330,308
8,196,230
2,333,157
1,045
31,516
967
21,728
882
20,542
846
7,648
629
2,140
20
107
82
HI
550
175
40
212
135
250
285
45
70
142
100
250
275
45
356
1,201
324
30,019
154
14,484
271
15,535
147
4,246
127
1,222
132
3,024
122
2,578
106
446
672
407,630
951
17,917
1,171,585
188
34,005
1,054,155
95
2,295
29,835
716
171,863,267
8,196,230
338
408,323
382
4,737,215
1,752,770
NEW JERSEY
91
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Sice of fnmfContjnued
MO to 179 acres
500 to 999 acres
1.000 to 1,999 acres
2,000 acres and over
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars.
average per farm, dollars.
All crops sold dollars.
Field crops, other tiian 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves
. .farms reporting. .
number..
. .farms reporting..
number. .
. .farms reporting. .
number..
.farms reporting..
number..
.farms reporting. .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head
2to4head
5 to 9 head
10 to 19 head
20 to 49 head
50 to 99 head
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reoorting.
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting.,
.farms reporting. .
Cows including heifers that have calved-
lhead
2 to 9 head
arms reporting. .
farms reporting..
10 to 19 head Jams reporting. .
20 to 29 head
SO to 49 head
50 to 74 head
75 to 99 head
lOu or more head
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
arms reporting.
Milk cows-
1 head farms
2 to 9 head farms
10 to 19 head farms
20 to 29 head farms
30 to 49 head farms
50 to 74 head farms
76 to 99 head farms
100 or more head farms
Horses and/or mules farms
Hogs and pigs farms
Bom since June 1 farms
Bom before June 1 farms
Sheep and lambs
Lambs under 1 year old . . .
Sheep 1 year old and over .
Ewes
Rams and wethers
.farms
..farms
..farms
.farms
. .farms
Chickens 4 months old and over farms
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms
Milk and cream sold farms
Chickens including broilers sold farms
Chicken eggs sold farms
See footnotes at end of table
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reoorting.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number .
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number.
reporting.
number.,
reporting..
number.
reporting.,
number.,
reporting..
number.,
reporting..
number.
reporting,
number.
reporting. .
number.,
dollars..
reporting.,
number. ,
dollars.,
reporting. .
number. ,
dollars. .
reporting. ,
pounds. ,
dollars. ,
reporting.,
dollars. ,
reporting.,
dozens . .
dollars..
20,280,139
20,139
8,770,294
2,427,723
3,598,398
1,174,099
1,570,074
11,509,845
1,251,415
8,813,940
1,444,490
656
29,776
641
20,673
605
20,040
615
7,970
416
1,133
5
50
30
21
295
230
25
25
81
25
160
255
80
5
10
15
80
20
145
255
75
5
10
221
625
157
12,845
87
7,090
111
5,755
35
250
25
70
35
180
35
175
433
178,805
641
17,316
935, 965
52
15,700
486,700
15
155
2,015
540
168,813,215
8,813,940
171
68,797
226
2,324,600
860,103
17,668,963
24,609
7,026,200
2,223,658
2,748,980
608,562
1,445,000
10,642,763
659,304
8,894,585
1,088,874
546
29,973
521
20,680
506
20,320
461
7,006
336
2,287
10
20
15
35
160
260
46
35
25
30
40
260
105
20
6
30
30
15
45
255
105
20
6
146
361
90
1,050
70
685
30
365
25
705
10
55
25
650
25
635
10
15
195
59,390
531
17,570
1,049,100
30
865
26,815
10
705
9,165
456
169,782,320
8,894,585
111
388,763
130
714,165
264,241
11,724,151
27,265
4,927,361
1,403,588
1,285,090
1,503,358
735,325
6,796,790
933,703
5,126,435
746,652
326
19,045
316
12,715
301
12,120
301
5,4%
231
834
15
5
5
70
215
16
10
20
15
35
145
90
10
20
15
25
145
85
127
193
81
2,894
61
2,069
50
825
26
370
16
58
26
312
26
292
15
20
163
180,755
316
10,780
672,160
55
2,220
68,820
20
280
3,640
276
97,025,925
5,116,435
93
52,326
103
2,302,845
852,052
27,627,577
37,691
13,141,551
4,785,644
3,520,349
4,272,721
562,837
14,486,026
1,190,830
11,270,589
2,024,607
534
39,429
494
26,696
464
25,136
433
10,643
404
2,090
5
25
30
30
50
271
123
15
55
5
25
145
156
55
38
25
45
5
15
135
151
50
38
169
409
116
14,612
74
4,562
93
10,050
36
848
21
236
36
612
36
561
31
51
203
217,531
499
22,197
1,432,866
58
17,970
557,070
25
1A0
1,820
394
209,233,971
11,270,589
111
76,838
117
3,000,655
1,110,242
12,434,660
74,016
8,491,012
2,573,386
1,625,698
2,557,221
1,734,707
3,943,648
492,730
2,532,575
918,343
97
11,576
89
6,438
83
5,790
78
3,391
82
1,747
5
30
38
142
38
9,793
36
5,952
21
3,841
10
1,120
10
320
10
800
10
690
10
110
37
67,342
89
5,819
589,728
21
10,230
317,130
10
670
8,710
66
50,987,066
2,532,575
17
164,045
16
848,000
313,760
7,198,841
167,415
3,290,614
255,832
1,526,608
351,996
1,156,178
3,908,227
241,048
3,175,651
491,528
23
6,797
22
4,746
18
4,426
22
1,426
18
625
3
1
1
10
15
198
12
2,835
8
1,352
11
1,483
5
116
3
73
4
43
4
40
2
3
12
44,810
22
3,681
397,213
12
2,470
76,570
2
80
1,040
16
45,588,426
3,175,651
12
41,3%
12
456,358
168,852
4,750,449
316,697
4,167,667
348,217
2,890,200
812,950
116,300
582,782
804
472,903
109,075
3
1,572
2
764
2
735
3
711
3
97
3
22
1
5C
1
50
1
170
1
50
1
120
1
100
1
20
1
200
3
738
91,212
2
521
16,151
1
110
1,430
2
7,309,906
472,903
1
64
1
2,000
740
92
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 farms. See lexlj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
70 to 99 acres
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Littefs farrowed December 1, 1953, to November 30, 1959 . . . .farms reporting. ,
number of litters..
1 or 2 titters 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 more litters farms reporting. .
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting..
number of litters.,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.,
number of litters..
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for alt purposes farms reporting..
acres..
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 more acres farms reporting; .
Harvested for grain farms reporting..
bushels.
.farms reporting.
bushels..
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Hey crops:
Land from which hay was cut
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting..
tons..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Oats , wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting..
Other hay cut farms reporting..
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
tans..
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres2 .
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting,.
acres .
bushels . .
See footnotes at end of table.
760
21,210
180
271
117
79
37
76
637
11,061
623
10, 149
5,599
135,831
1,946
1,630
1,395
392
120
116
4,945
96,156
6,186,567
2,664
3,224,678
2,526
42,156
1,344,744
2,235
1,244,186
1,625
23,017
949,247
477
187,160
1,485
22,907
898,179
640
472,164
983
27,253
690,147
213,496
3,261
91,116
244,591
634
24,534
3,339
67,030
123,389
706
14,490
535
6,800
10,332
61
2,603
853
26,208
31,351
137
15,336
945
22,342
129,626
790
22,359
4,675,455
1,029
16,562
2,611,852
105
5,110
35
20
15
10
5
20
90
3,420
85
1,690
115
385
115
110
355
18,635
30
6,160
10
45
1,250
10
30
780
60
275
545
20
425
25
13
1,210
40
97
17,905
167
6,840
30
40
20
35
15
27
152
3,490
142
3,350
952
6,712
766
166
20
887
6,337
361,825
496
214,225
281
2,408
67,505
221
58,315
85
400
14,460
25
2,900
70
400
15,120
50
11,175
156
1,720
37,245
230
1,455
3,305
95
1,780
505
3,715
5,710
185
2,000
30
205
195
5
25
145
835
990
35
90
5
165
2,675
120
497
85,755
340
3,464
437,960
47
2,470
15
5
10
5
a
37
1,050
37
1,420
447
4,955
265
146
36
402
4,495
260,270
217
179,315
156
1,460
42,973
121
37,758
70
550
15,715
30
7,350
85
1,120
25,900
65
19,435
65
1,010
23,100
4,665
190
1,775
4,625
40
685
220
2,520
4,775
60
785
20
165
300
35
185
200
5
20
5
20
150
60
274
46,715
100
1,065
5
60
20
10
5
90
520
90
545
821
13,280
310
371
125
15
756
11,405
660,635
466
433,595
375
4,180
123,665
340
113,495
205
1,795
195
1,930
68,825
85
43,070
150
2,185
51,415
360
4,860
13,625
110
2,555
510
8,600
14,850
115
2,165
75
850
1,345
20
665
95
695
995
10
55
55
810
4,495
100
988
154,355
185
175
2,735
3,233
381,135
520,995
NEW JERSEY
93
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Daln are based on reports for only a sample of famis. See text]
[tarn
(For definitions and explanations, eee text)
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres ISO to 219 acres 220 to 259 acres 260 to 499 acres 500 to 999 acres . 1,000 to 1,999 acres 2,000 acres and over
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 .
, .farms reporting.,
number of litters..
'arm9 reporting. .
arms reporting..
arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
arms reporu. ng . .
arms reporting.,
i reporting. .
number or litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting. .
number of litters..
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting..
acres. .
lor Slitters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 89 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres . .
11 to 24 acres...
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . .
arms reporting. .,
arms reporting...
arms reporting. ..
arms reporting...
arms reporting...
'arms reporting...
'arms reporting...
acres...
bushels...
Sales farms reporting. ..
bushels. ..
Wheat harvested ■.'anas reporting...
acres. . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting...
bushels . . .
Oats harvested for grain f anas reporting. . .
acres . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Barley harvested farms reporting...
acres .. .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting...
acres . . .
bushels ...
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mijrtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting...
acres . . .
tons. . .
Sales. ..farms reporting. . .
tans. . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting...
acres . . .
tons. . .
Sales farms reporting...
tans. . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut far hay .farms reporting...
acres . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
tans. . .
Other hsy cut farms reporting...
acres . . .
tans...
Sales farms reporting. . .
tans.. .
Grass silage made from gresseB, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
tans, green weight...
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting...
acres2. .
hundredweight . . .
Sweetpotatoee harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting...
acres3. .
bushels . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
35
325
5
20
5
5
35
175
30
150
687
17,975
90
270
280
42
5
572
11,300
746,960
281
369,815
315
4,700
144,360
290
130,215
255
3,030
139,530
95
36,750
270
3,640
150,650
100
85,175
85
2,775
75,720
516
14,250
37,970
65
3,340
425
8,635
14,480
90
1,940
95
975
1,395
10
165
115
1,545
2,365
20
315
190
2,765
16,570
65
2,379
562,280
85
1,173
169,765
25
120
5
15
5
541
17,107
50
'ifO
246
65
15
5
436
9,595
637,640
205
260,455
245
4,635
154,450
225
146,405
230
3,485
144,340
40
14,415
175
2,535
105,710
60
38,610
80
2,285
65,350
30,114
436
14,050
39,325
55
1,885
371
8,664
15,884
50
1,220
95
1,045
2,105
5
100
136
3,430
5,570
20
875
145
2,925
20,000
90
3,526
674,895
35
420
45,395
55
585
20
25
5
5
35
330
40
255
308
11,551
20
60
155
61
6
6
262
8,020
552,508
161
236,398
208
3,295
108,797
178
91,287
151
2,740
112,685
40
17,000
81
1,564
72,188
31
34,238
55
1,940
46,455
245
9,200
23,870
35
1,360
196
5,035
9,665
20
700
45
345
585
36
762
1,250
1
125
105
1,530
10,110
50
1,065
253,360
21
1,172
195,817
57
935
15
30
11
1
42
460
46
475
546
30,029
20
75
163
161
73
54
479
21,345
1,498,535
294
857,215
306
10,031
307,980
291
291,823
256
5,410
210,045
60
49,525
245
6,128
240,212
102
138,010
143
6,645
168,340
468
21,273
56,242
95
5,040
316
12,408
23,184
40
860
58
1,707
2,227
15
1,590
121
5,960
7,100
25
4,020
215
7,647
41,477
77
5,040
1,057,010
39
1,370
271,385
19
842
12
1
19
390
19
452
87
7,659
5
12
16
7
16
31
80
5,239
356,680
31
195,150
63
3,337
117,135
63
114,285
25
1,095
38,150
10
7,000
35
1,409
67,471
12
26,071
27
2,464
63,065
15,832
97
7,599
19,258
27
3,368
62
2,885
4,355
12
201
18
598
640
1
43
15
1,645
1,350
5
875
38
3,105
15,155
35
3,665
871,615
13
519
132,603
11
484
3
9
187
11
297
23
2,772
3
2
5
13
19
1,424
91,559
5
25,600
9
543
17,668
17,132
5
205
9,200
7
332
16,177
3
8,777
4
420
10,029
5,651
17
1,854
4,746
14
589
1,130
3
348
4
160
300
5
2,203
2,661
3
2,311
12
845
4,954
5
171
28,494
5
24
3,692
2
30
1
15
1
15
4
996
1
446
32,960
1
5,000
2
180
6,816
2
6,566
3
342
17,942
2
2,400
1
39
1,416
1
1,338
2
812
22,028
1,800
7,200
1
500
4
175
390
1
56
7,250
6,200
3
6,000
2
205
31,871
1
30
53,000
94
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 funis. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Under 10 acres
100 to 139 acres
SPECIFIED CROPS BARVESTED-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale f anas reporting .
Sales dollars.
Land in bearing and nanbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut treeB* farms reporting.
acres .
Apples4 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
3,531
31,-170,093
1,327
27, 533
949
584,490
129,241
455,249
3,004,860
330
481,425
130
152
115
5,135
1,910
3,225
17,430
1,041
2,558,460
425
2,743
260
27,270
6,600
20,670
103,525
425
2,298,660
110
1,279
65
18,470
8,735
9,735
64,400
572
5,005,640
151
2,420
111
49,785
5,090
44,695
104,325
397
3,930,585
214
5,027
164
116,481
26,605
89,876
462,998
lIncludes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with lees than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW JERSEY
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State Table 20- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
Date ire based on reports for only a sample of forms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS UARVESTED-Continiied
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land In bearing and nanbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting .
acres.
Apples* farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels .
Sire of farm— Continued
1*0 to 179 acres
263
3,598,398
101
2,128
66
35,460
4,880
30,580
118,490
163
2,748,980
34
995
29
29,497
7,820
21,677
137,655
220 to 259 acres
87
1,285,090
60
2,805
44
56,535
16,215
40,320
365,080
187
3,520,349
59
5,346
53
137,831
26,754
111,077
1,017,610
500 to 999 acres
49
1,625,698
38
4,534
37
105,943
23,793
82,150
602,927
1,000 to 1,999 acres
13
1,526,608
5
104
5
2,083
839
1,244
10,440
2,000 acres and over
4
2,890,200
96
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For descriptions and explanations, see text)
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 13 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..
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
acres. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres..
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
Improved pasture farms reporting..
acres..
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting. .
acres. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting..
acres..
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres..
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
operated and off-farm work operators referring. ..
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.
Total
all
farms
15,463
XXX
42,527
538.76
11,152
674,030
2,798
1,375
860
1,412
2,729
1,546
380
43
5,164
129,221
5,140
108,769
1,560
30,545
4,108
78,224
1,112
19,736
7,352
225,901
2,816
75,950
990
19,870
2,015
77,912
3,246
124,754
575
19,840
453
22, 539
567
28,087
15,204
170
1,144
3,272
3,890
4,006
2,722
52.2
5,527
1,318
800
3,409
1,481
3,118
3,553
9,936
1,763
4,190
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
11,726
100.0
1,211,875
100.0
103.3
47,548
513.02
8,416
630,591
1,327
764
570
1,177
2,628
1,535
366
40
9
4,056
111,612
3,695
80,279
1,187
22,540
2,919
57,739
968
17,049
5,672
180,588
2,314
68,887
849
18,310
1,855
75,818
2,801
117,612
518
19,050
442
22,379
512
26,962
11,508
150
954
2,423
3,026
3,334
1,621
51.4
3,019
1,152
469
1,398
709
1,711
1,246
8,707
1,397
3,235
7,581
64.7
511,171
42.2
67.4
36,941
564.25
4,511
217,062
1,117
563
303
721
1,310
419
76
2
2,123
43,895
2,358
47,877
766
13,391
1,844
34,486
507
7,240
3,507
99,869
1,231
27,758
389
6,405
830
18,815
1,228
33,383
198
6,418
216
8,720
223
7,005
7,408
40
342
1,224
2,017
2,504
1,281
53.9
1,768
530
268
970
398
1,016
921
5,813
918
2,346
2,849
24.3
475,491
39.2
166.9
77,528
487.18
2,756
295,743
125
152
186
340
855
829
230
35
1,267
41,742
956
21,526
" 346
6,974
741
14,552
266
4,565
1,559
47,245
726
26,167
312
7,575
840
43,042
1,231
64,549
242
9,646
173
10,151
242
11,165
2,822
35
317
730
776
696
268
49.0
856
424
131
301
211
478
230
1,993
347
677
Managers
177
1.5
64,904
5.4
366.7
144,175
416.41
132
29,852
20
14
16
6
18
32
19
3
4
55
3,990
74
3,938
19
1,133
68
2,805
10
864
81
14, 219
47
4,437
13
895
39
7,851
41
7,498
3
491
122
12
26
1,119
9.5
160,309
13.2
143.3
61,845
412.85
1,017
87,934
65
35
65
110
445
255
41
611
21,985
307
6.938
56
1,042
266
5,896
185
4,380
525
19,255
310
10,525
135
3,435
146
6,110
301
12,182
75
2,495
45
1,770
40
1,500
1,109
75
266
416
201
86
65
41.0
340
180
55
105
85
180
75
779
120
186
NEW JERSEY
97
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
hem
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number..
Percent distribution percent..
Land in farms acres..
Percent distribution percent..
Average aire 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..
acres . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..
SO 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. .
acres. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting..
acres. .
Soil-improvement passes and legumes farms reporting. .
acres.'.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
acres..
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
acres..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres..
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) rams reporting. .
acres..
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres. .
Irrigated land in farms rams reporting..
acres. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres. .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres..
System of terraces on crop and pasture land Janus reporting..
acres..
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age .number..
Under 25 years .number..
25 to 84 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 Uieir farms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 daya 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-farm work operators reporting..
With olber income of family exceeding value of
agricultural products sold operators reporting. .
Operators not working ofT their farms or not
reporting as to work orf their farms operators reporting..
WiUi 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.
772
6.6
107,727
6.9
139.5
66,214
444.89
705
57,600
45
35
50
50
330
175
20
401
15,925
196
3,931
40
795
171
3,136
130
3,360
355
12,740
240
8,425
95
2,310
95
3,265
185
7,965
55
1,490
35
955
25
900
767
70
180
275
136
46
60
255
125
45
85
55
120
50
517
75
116
55
0.5
14,950
1.2
271.8
79,429
265.65
55
9,275
40
1,705
15
560
5
115
10
445
5
90
35
2,045
10
350
5
300
15
1,570
20
1,810
5
50
5
85
10
250
81
0.7
10,972
0.9
135.5
40,569
391.71
81
8,099
40
635
30
815
30
815
5
25
35
665
10
30
5
20
11
500
41
1,077
5
730
50
0.4
8,390
0.7
167.8
38,611
235.75
50
4,555
40
1,640
10
295
10
295
5
30
30
585
20
530
15
355
20
330
161
1.4
18,270
1.5
113.5
53,663
445.91
126
8,405
20
15
30
55
5
90
2,080
56
1,337
11
132
45
1,205
40
875
70
3,220
30
1,190
15
450
25
775
35
1,000
10
225
5
350
40
76
20
20
20
10
10
15
15
15
141
35
40
98
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 J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers. farms reporting.
number.
Field forage harvesters farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reporti ng .
number.
Tractors farms reporting.
number.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number.
1 tractor .farms reporti ng .
2 Iractors farms reporting.
3 tractors farms reporti ng .
4 tractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting.
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
number.
Crawler tractors farms reporting.
number .
Garden tractors farms reporting.
number.
\utomobiles 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-ooerated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting.
Farms by kind of toad 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 farms reporting.
1 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 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 farm operated operators reporting.
Operators not reporting residence number.
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year operators reporting.
acres on which used,
tons.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Crop9 on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Corn /arms reporting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,173
2,239
2,101
2,179
3,159
3,258
1,918
2,109
11,549
20,931
11,9a
29,516
10,728
24,726
4,054
3,020
1,923
1,037
694
10,589
23,578
911
1,148
3,962
4,790
13,443
18,563
14,840
14,469
8,854
3,008
3,019
157
4,185
12,852
1,012
1,409
1,031
378
288
85
5,447
14,795
4,317
10,488
2,499
905
454
312
147
13,779
1,037
647
9,152
523,106
204,173
9,122
200,070
198
4,103
3,136
111,922
3,136
28,427
15
38
613
12,720
613
2,546
4,623
121,914
4,623
31,766
70
117
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,874
2,962
1,862
2,050
9,437
18,311
9,119
25,079
8,416
21,496
2,343
2,560
1,838
1,001
674
8,323
20,491
780
1,005
2,909
3,583
10,381
14,508
11,403
11,098
6,886
2,877
2,922
150
3,974
9,923
706
963
715
248
203
45
5,149
14,041
4,159
9,993
2,399
869
449
311
131
10,372
864
490
7,397
495,307
195,766
7,367
191,671
193
4,095
2,681
103, 278
2,681
26,036
15
38
567
12,090
567
2,399
3,940
114,339
3,940
29,804
70
117
789
809
780
815
1,156
1,168
653
718
5,547
9,229
5,158
U,837
4,563
9,5a
1,828
1,431
710
385
209
4,500
9,150
362
411
1,846
2,276
6,593
8,679
7,294
7,113
4,110
1,130
1,210
47
1,801
6,416
455
614
453
161
121
40
3,053
6,805
2,409
4,696
1,442
497
261
173
36
6,841
447
293
3,805
164,971
58,845
3,785
58,491
130
354
1,142
38,582
1,142
10,315
15
38
192
3,180
192
645
1,870
42,671
1,870
10,243
40
55
893
923
810
817
1,132
1,182
822
932
2,722
6,347
2,776
9,633
2,711
8,662
319
688
857
472
375
2,691
8,277
291
385
783
971
2,659
4,166
2,838
2,766
1,971
1,131
1,100
67
1,464
2,445
174
204
162
42
42
1,490
4,810
1,275
3,451
674
285
165
84
67
2,537
169
143
2,587
236,961
101,394
2,582
101,260
42
134
1,100
44,843
1,100
11,237
247
5,885
247
1,267
1.432
50,805
1,432
14,133
25
47
27
28
16
31
45
51
42
50
160
890
148
868
130
763
16
26
36
18
34
130
645
51
118
74
105
145
312
177
175
112
31
31
16
53
125
27
20
15
127
1,516
121
1,281
132
36
9
118
28,726
11,911
118
8,410
1
3,501
59
5,003
59
1,298
13
890
13
157
38
2,008
38
457
NEW JERSEY
99
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-6hare tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting. .
number. .
Pick-up balers 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 reporting..
2 tractors farms reporting..
3 tractors farms reporting. .
4 tractors farms reporting..
5 or more tractors farms reporting. .
Wheel tractors farms reporting..
number..
Crawl er tractors farms record ng . .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting..
number. .
Automobiles farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles and 'or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone .farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine rarms 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 thanlmiletoahard 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 /arms reporting..
5 or more miles rarms 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 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 COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres on which used. .
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons . .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. ..
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Corn farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry matenalB farms reporting. ..
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
See footnotes at end of table.
175
180
205
215
385
395
265
270
581
1,243
730
1,935
710
1,795
125
295
140
100
50
700
1,730
55
65
135
140
687
928
757
722
456
430
426
10
450
646
30
95
60
35
30
5
342
667
237
400
170
45
580
152
40
595
41,775
14,848
590
14,742
20
106
240
9,695
240
2,025
75
1,395
75
220
410
12,100
410
3,197
5
15
45
50
35
35
40
45
20
20
55
140
45
130
45
130
5
5
25
10
45
130
55
8,045
3,406
55
3,406
20
1,360
20
321
5
100
5
20
35
2,635
35
815
36
36
35
35
35
35
15
15
76
170
71
187
71
176
10
30
25
71
175
1
1
11
11
71
102
76
81
56
30
30
76
6,804
3,224
76
3,224
40
1,235
40
293
50
1,615
50
393
5
5
25
25
40
40
20
20
50
80
50
125
50
120
35
10
5
50
110
5
10
5
5
45
60
50
45
45
45
45
5
40
50
3,260
727
50
727
30
1,335
30
324
15
270
15
36
45
,305
45
288
25
25
15
15
41
46
25
25
146
212
141
364
136
289
40
50
35
11
136
274
15
15
55
75
126
191
156
141
96
45
45
5
70
125
15
15
15
76
125
56
87
40
11
121
40
111
4,765
1,411
111
1,411
50
1,225
50
223
15
350
15
50
60
1,200
60
278
100
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/]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year-Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
Wheat farms reporting. ,
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting.,
tons.,
Liquid materials farms reporting. ,
tons,,
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ions..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed..
Ions..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
5100 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting. .
$2,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
S5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,199 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 $200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars..
Under S200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to $19,999 farms renorting. .
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
S50,000 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 report! ng. . .
$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. . .
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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. ..
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
2,008
37,133
2,008
7,665
633
22,095
633
25,410
10
18
5,976
217, 322
5,946
104,256
133
3,930
4,252
116,687
116,832
15,388
10,414
70,225,952
585
2,724
1,099
1,991
4,015
7,054
15,299,880
3,959
1,614
870
361
250
4,828
1,637,713
2,569
1,927
332
9,629
42,603,793
1,130
1,301
1,078
2,319
1,664
1,208
626
229
74
7,392
6,448,967
2,031
3,155
994
1,212
15,128
9,183,559
3,656
5,943
3,026
2,339
164
240,968,350
15,584
101,976,879
22,142,372
31,470,093
18,752,747
29,611,667
138,991,471
70,669,416
53,060,784
15,261,271
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
1,827
35,247
1,827
7,222
585
21,832
585
25,258
10
18
4,992
208,521
4,962
100,952
128
3,922
3,714
108,129
107,724
11,716
8,194
67,785,386
300
1,274
863
1,781
3,976
6,006
14,781,955
2,996
1,558
859
350
243
4,051
1,503,602
1,992
1,737
322
8,679
41,261,134
710
1,071
958
2,174
1,653
1,196
626
220
71
5,967
6,223,041
1,121
2,717
948
1,181
11,566
8,683,699
1,515
4,646
2,950
2,297
158
235,957,902
20,123
99,779,331
21,265,958
31,020,805
18,373,515
29,119,053
136,178,571
69,629,392
52,307,556
Full owners
838
12,450
838
2,680
205
4,055
205
4,861
2,534
64,033
2,509
29,747
85
261
1,753
37,860
38,023
7,571
5,489
51,834,217
170
788
521
1,063
2,947
4,165
8,917,819
2,172
1,196
476
184
137
2,320
732, 600
1,263
896
161
5,105
17,433,787
465
766
688
1,328
856
587
308
88
19
3,206
2,451,039
855
1,399
399
553
7,446
4,179,554
1,410
3,455
1,563
949
69
126,753,979
16,720
41,081,260
5,583,326
8,483,080
9,767,163
17,247,691
85,672,719
60,450,421
17,086,199
8,136,099
Part owners
761
18,490
761
3,711
281
14,027
281
15,726
10
18
1,849
102,911
1,849
55,186
22
69
1,411
51,495
49,573
2,849
1,796
9,227,888
95
358
211
488
644
1,196
2,987,928
593
226
227
105
45
1,265
553,030
503
626
136
2,513
15,535,875
160
190
175
600
527
464
260
105
32
1,974
2,447,033
166
921
374
513
2,844
3,152,124
50
760
955
1,015
64
69,813,810
24,505
39,338,930
12,593,912
15,675,126
6,172,954
4,896,938
30,474,880
5,253,847
21,424,093
3,796,940
Managers
7
162
7
17
3
270
3
270
77
20,393
77
6,ai
1
3,501
84
6,989
8,060
177
97
2,594,921
5
13
11
10
58
78
783,493
16
16
16
16
14
41
91,282
26
10
5
157
5,671,462
10
6
45
28
23
27
18
105
925,619
5
37
24
39
172
548,672
41
47
60
24
19,231,606
108,653
12,378,420
323,608
3,652,654
1,863,579
6,538,579
6,853,186
2,363,217
3,523,058
966,911
All tenants
221
4,145
221
814
96
3,480
96
4,401
532
21,184
527
9,808
20
91
466
11,785
12,068
1,119
812
4,128,360
30
115
120
220
327
567
2,092,715
215
120
140
45
47
425
126,690
200
205
20
904
2,620,010
85
105
95
240
225
117
35
682
399,350
95
360
151
76
1,104
803,349
55
390
385
273
1
20,158,507
18,015
6,980,721
2,765,112
3,209,945
569,819
435,845
13,177,786
1,561,907
10,274,206
1,341,673
NEW JERSEY
101
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based OD reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used during the year— Continued
Crops on which used-Continued
«Theat
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes .
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
All other croos ....
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
SPF.CIFIF.D FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures .
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under 5100
S100 to $939 ....
$1,000 to $1,999 .
$2,000 to $4,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under $l,0OC...
51,000 to $2, 199 .
$2,500 to $4,999 .
$5,000 to $9,999 .
$10,000 or more .
Under $200
$200 to $999 . . .
$1,000 or more .
Under $200 ..
$200 to $499 .
S500 to $999 .
$1,000 to $2,4
$2,500 to $4,999 . . .
$5,000 to $9,999 . . .
$10,000 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to $49,999 .
$50,000 or more . . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under $100 ....
$100 to $499 . . .
$500 to S999 . . .
$1,000 or more .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business ....
Under $100
$100 to $499 ... .
5500 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
arms reporting,
acres,
reporting,
tons,
'arms reporting,
tons.
arms reporting,
acres,
arms reporting.
tons,
"arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting,
acres.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms repoiung.
:res limed.
tons.
i reporting,
'arms report! ng .
dollars,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dot I ars .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
; reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dol I ars .
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.,
dollars..
arms reporting,
arms report! ng .
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting..
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. .
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
t reporting,
dollars.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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
See footnotes at end of table.
130
2,055
130
368
60
1,435
60
1,919
360
15,095
355
7,013
20
91
320
6,585
7,110
772
562
3,314,885
20
55
70
160
257
417
1,846,325
140
90
100
40
47
280
90,915
135
130
15
627
1,869,690
60
70
55
170
165
80
25
455
242,725
55
255
95
50
762
561,805
30
245
295
191
1
14,421,784
18,681
3,883,792
1,247,018
2,302,205
58,684
275,885
10,537,992
1,201,947
8,263,301
1,072,744
35
1,215
35
264
10
1,310
10
1,583
30
1,425
30
403
25
1,235
1,325
55
40
77,750
5
20
15
30
53,635
10
10
10
30
11,005
15
10
5
40
204,050
5
5
10
5
10
5
40
68,255
10
5
15
10
50
58,185
15
10
25
1,522,672
27,685
963,152
833,127
130,025
559,520
15,755
437,395
56, 370
36
660
36
129
a
730
a
896
56
2,544
56
1,509
51
1,750
1,408
81
45
84,025
5
15
5
20
30
35,625
20
5
5
35
7,750
15
20
76
243,020
56
54,580
25
15
16
81
.'-".'■
5
20
30
26
1,589,654
19,625
1,245,137
468,919
443,935
323,873
8,410
344,517
367
278, a5
15
305
15
71
40
1,035
1,370
50
50
2a,385
5
10
10
25
15
27,750
5
35
8,375
10
25
45
68,275
15
10
45
15,105
5
25
15
50
30,385
938,726
18,775
80,953
60,903
■.mi
857,773
139
794,300
15
175
15
48
71
1,815
71
812
30
1,180
855
161
115
430,315
5
35
15
15
45
75
129,380
40
10
20
5
45
8,645
25
20
116
234,975
5
25
20
25
30
11
86
18,685
25
50
11
161
92,095
20
90
20
31
1,685,671
10,470
807,687
155,145
313,780
187,262
151,500
877,984
343, 699
450,995
83,290
102
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves rums reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.
number.
Mill* cows fanns 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporti ng .
2 to 4 head farms reoortmg.
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 thai have calved-
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 9 head farms reporting. .
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
29 to 29 head farms reporting..
19 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 rarms 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. .
HOISes and/Of mules farms reporting..
number. .
Hogs and pi|S 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. .
Sheeo 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
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 reporting..
dol I ars . .
Ilogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting...
nnmluT . .
dollars...
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting...
pounds...
dollars...
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting...
dol I ars . . .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting...
dozens...
dollars. . .
Litters tarrowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms reporting...
number of litters. ..
1 or 2 litters farms reporting. , .
S to 9 litters farms renorting. . .
10 to 19 litters farms reporting. . .
20 to 19 litters farms reporting...
40 to 69 litters farms reporting...
70 or more litters farms reporting. . .
June 2 to November 10 farms reporting. . .
number of litters.. .
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting. . .
number of litters...
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
5,401
194,250
4,813
128,980
4,447
122,079
4,125
51,202
3,169
14,068
361
868
609
525
1,523
1,242
271
2
631
1,200
392
682
1,214
504
90
100
672
985
305
645
1,174
488
81
97
2,131
6,831
1,887
200,923
1,172
98,839
1,407
102,084
887
15,762
624
4,444
821
11,318
791
9,933
600
1,385
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
6,939
12,983,161
4,607
111,133
7,680,814
1,040
227,656
7,057,336
564
8,540
111,020
3,147
1,006,714,768
53,060,784
5,380
8,323,993
5,450
162,695,908
60,197,488
760
21,210
180
271
117
79
37
76
637
11,061
628
10, 149
4,293
182, 986
4,001
124,634
3,780
118,968
3,377
47,175
2,544
11,177
201
498
303
345
1,453
1,235
256
2
366
704
367
677
1,212
499
96
402
609
305
645
1,167
483
76
93
1,442
4,720
1,349
189,312
856
93,088
1,014
96,224
444
7,231
287
1,816
413
5,415
393
4,673
283
742
5,449
12,658,127
3,859
106,357
7,137,749
797
216,316
6,705,796
263
3,745
48,685
3,015
989,676,607
52,307,556
4,530
8,156,938
4,520
160,529,575
59,395,944
567
19,314
95
211
91
71
26
73
495
10,209
475
9,105
2,095
65,096
1,915
44,214
1,762
41,208
1,565
16,693
1,154
4,189
140
3a
207
250
725
372
80
255
462
271
285
445
148
15
34
261
406
220
270
410
147
15
33
799
2,416
678
148,988
430
69,963
534
79,025
325
5,846
204
1,418
300
4,428
280
3,801
217
627
Part owners
4,156
10,866,383
1,811
39,494
2,831,343
440
162,462
5,036,322
186
2,955
38,415
1,236
332,220,859
17,086,199
3,755
7,083,507
3,690
139,004,375
51,431,619
312
12,189
45
115
46
40
25
41
287
6,731
252
5,458
1,455
74,576
1,374
50,756
1,338
49,519
1,187
20,478
921
3,342
61
140
70
75
417
562
130
96
195
55
211
516
206
45
50
121
156
50
210
511
196
46
48
437
1,475
484
28,626
331
16,721
346
11,905
91
845
56
198
86
647
86
572
50
75
Managers
All tenants
57
686
9,678
33,636
46
666
5,284
24,380
39
641
4,511
23,730
44
581
2,513
7,491
44
425
1,881
1,765
"i
30
i
25
20
ii
300
ii
290
25
21
2
941
1,140,914
1,329
42,253
2,580,656
284
35,747
1,108,157
50
450
5,850
1,141
407,169,306
21,424,093
548
501,504
613
12,590,885
4,658,628
219
5,954
40
85
38
30
26
179
2,880
193
3,074
15
2
45
1
40
11
170
1
250
15
130
10
10
6
6
20
7
40
35
10
155
1
245
10
130
5
10
6
6
30
176
532
297
12
175
5,518
6,180
5
90
5,019
1,385
9
125
499
4,795
3
25
235
305
2
25
110
90
2
25
125
215
2
25
105
195
1
15
20
20
51
301
372,770
278,060
49
670
4,875
19,735
610,675
1,115,075
13
60
10,897
7,210
337,807
223,510
2
25
170
170
2,210
2,210
32
606
49,216,627
201,069,815
3,523,058
10,274,206
41
186
323, 566
248,361
36
181
5,461,220
3,473,095
2,020,651
1,285,046
6
30
211
960
10
1
10
2
5
1
1
1
5
4
25
118
480
5
25
93
480
NEW JERSEY
103
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves rarms reporting..
number.,
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting. ,
2 to 4 head farms report) ng . .
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
SO 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 reporti ng . .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head farms reporting. .
30 to 49 head farms reporti ng . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporti ng . .
Milk cows-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head forms 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..
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 renorting..
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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
Sheep and 1 ambs sold al i ve farms reporti ng . .
number. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting..
pounds . .
dollars. .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens . .
dollars. .
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959 farms 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 more litters farms renorting...
June 2 to November 30 farms reporting..,
number of litters..,
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting...
number of titters...
See footnotes at end of table.
481
25,801
471
19,135
461
18,795
406
5,731
275
935
20
15
15
185
225
21
5
20
35
100
185
110
10
6
10
20
30
95
180
110
10
6
115
215
100
5,765
70
1,280
60
4,485
15
150
15
40
15
110
15
100
5
10
191
221,910
470
14,890
855,340
30
6,975
216,225
10
55
715
451
162,394,915
8,263,301
121
207,878
111
2,625,860
971,569
20
935
5
5
5
5
15
470
15
465
40
1,745
40
1,225
40
1,225
35
460
25
60
10
25
5
55
5
20
5
35
5
30
5
5
15
,650
40
1,140
55,505
5
10
310
5
30
390
35
9,655,100
487,395
10
992
10
39,900
14,763
40
1,355
40
670
40
665
25
340
15
345
16
17
30
150
5
40
30
110
20
1,125
40
840
63,465
10
65
2,015
5
35
455
30
5,135,110
278,215
5
160
5
560
207
50
2,395
50
1,790
45
1,660
45
495
50
110
10
10
15
35
5
15
10
20
5
100
5
30
5
70
5
65
5
5
20
900
50
1,525
62,435
5
50
650
45
14,914,900
794,300
5
375
139
75
2,340
65
1,560
55
1,385
70
465
60
315
5
10
5
45
10
10
5
25
25
20
25
30
50
20
205
10
50
15
155
55
49,475
70
1,340
78,330
15
160
4,960
45
,969,790
450,995
50
39,331
50
806,400
298,368
5
15
5
5
5
10
104
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
Managers
All tenants
SPECIFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
acres. .
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 more acres farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels. .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting..
acres. .
bushelB. .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2,
hundredweight. .
Sweetpotatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
bushels . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars. .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting. .
acres . .
Apples* farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested bushels . .
5,599
135,831
1,946
1,630
1,395
392
120
116
4,945
96,156
6,186,567
2,664
3,224,678
2,526
42,156
1,344,744
2,235
1,244,186
1,625
23,017
949,247
477
187,160
1,485
22,907
898,179
640
472,164
983
27,253
690,147
213,496
3,261
91, 116
244,591
634
24,534
3,339
67,030
123,389
706
14,490
535
6,800
10,332
61
2,603
853
26,208
31,351
137
15,336
945
22,342
129,626
790
22,359
4,675,455
1,029
16,562
2,611,852
3,531
31,470,093
1,327
27,533
949
584,490
129,241
455,249
3,004,880
4,605
126,326
1,165
1,485
1,344
386
120
105
4,019
88,069
5,751,918
2,154
3,010,023
2,260
39,600
1,273,844
2,014
1,180,988
1,463
21,842
904,967
402
172,760
1,383
21,727
863, 574
585
455,844
802
25,238
648,762
2,929
86,395
233,009
502
22,159
2,568
57,513
109,799
435
10,730
479
6,320
9,844
46
2,538
647
24,588
29,571
92
15,051
912
21,325
121,007
672
22,053
4,625,951
855
15,922
2,547,155
2,855
31,020,805
923
25,475
650
555,742
122,292
433,450
2,951,713
2,307
48,388
778
852
515
116
21
25
2,041
35,570
2,279,000
1,143
1,266,225
1,071
13,942
434,693
926
392,669
600
7,650
323,875
195
78,500
620
7,153
250, 562
272
111,310
354
7,490
190,660
70,898
1,276
30,864
79,194
231
9,520
1,269
26,622
48,742
275
6,495
202
2,337
3,692
20
545
279
4,550
7,130
41
2,580
309
6,525
36,372
245
4,099
879,790
295
2,742
426,620
1,265
1,483,080
560
13,008
399
311,447
70,729
240,718
1,585,863
1,572
54,885
271
377
571
225
72
56
1,409
37,951
2,501,463
732
1,265,053
908
20,849
680,520
833
638,273
559
9,165
361,645
130
56,530
591
11,715
501,426
222
278,476
332
14,576
374,399
82,438
1,085
33, 917
92,679
199
8,021
892
20,606
42,054
118
3,068
169
2,835
4,335
25
1,950
240
15,250
15,146
40
9,931
409
9,830
61,595
312
14,134
2,964,520
492
12,171
1,983,102
1,209
15,675,126
265
9,733
173
196,320
45,720
150,600
1,022,160
46
2,403
11
11
13
7
4
34
1,208
76,950
4
15,600
10
234
8,836
9
8,416
9
392
20,692
2
2,400
7
124
5,116
1
1,338
1
807
21,903
8,350
48
4,129
13,056
2
518
42
1,785
3,058
12
342
13
218
252
1
43
12
303
880
14
1,915
7,490
4
335
55,871
194
39,623
35
3,652,654
33
1,899
28
39,530
5,743
33,787
316,655
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
3Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
*Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW JERSEY
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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 sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator— Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock-ehare
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting . . .
acres. . .
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 more acres farms reporting. . ,
Harvested for grain farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting.. ,
bushels. . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting. . ,
acres. ..
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Soybeans harvested for beans farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels . .
Hay crops; .
Land from which hay was cut acres. .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
bay and for dehydrating farms reporting. .
acres.,
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Other hay cut f armB reporting. .
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting. .
acres. .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting..
acres2,
hundredweight..
Sweetpotatoee harvested for home
use or for sale farms reporting. .
acres3,
bushels . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars. .
Land in bearing and nanbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees* farms reporting..
acres. .
Apples4 farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
Quantity harvested bushels . .
475
13,310
70
170
195
20
10
10
355
7,450
495,065
160
209,680
160
2,290
73,660
140
67,530
225
3,330
143,535
40
19,815
95
1,175
45,820
50
29,395
50
1,030
28,510
375
13,575
35,525
35
1,390
250
6,010
11,240
25
775
75
770
1,330
1,735
3,345
125
2,285
11,400
70
1,435
309,865
45
700
80, 510
240
2,302,205
30
158
20
1,925
1,925
4,750
45
3,055
5
10
5
10
10
5
45
2,535
201,190
40
139,015
45
1,260
36,755
45
36,015
25
610
22,025
10
2,000
15
240
8,125
10
4,250
25
700
19,750
1,640
25
725
3,150
5
500
30
745
1,575
10
170
1,000
10
1,310
282, 500
10
130,025
5
1
5
130
50
1,740
10
10
20
5
50
1,645
89,500
35
58,450
36
660
26, 320
36
26,320
15
230
13,100
10
9,500
30
520
17,025
20
10,975
15
400
7,645
40
1,080
3,415
20
1,735
15
250
700
5
50
5
15
15
5
15
10
110
515
21
735
132,910
5
25
4,800
45
443,935
10
361
5
2,500
2,500
9,260
45
1,305
30
5
10
35
855
42,740
20
19,500
15
190
4,960
15
4,535
10
200
7,715
5
1,515
20
710
33,500
5
20,000
10
125
2,680
2,140
45
1,275
4,375
20
410
870
10
75
125
20
305
1,175
10
5
495
5
20,000
65
1,240
20
25
20
50
855
66,010
20
36,500
15
175
8,100
10
7,230
20
265
12,380
10
2,500
5
90
2,000
5
100
15
110
3,215
4,845
35
830
1,615
10
475
50
1,085
1,560
10
85
110
21
2,660
2,980
6
2,525
15
185
1,460
10
90
12,500
20
315
20
3,890
100
3,790
13,025
106
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commerci al
farms
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial
farms
CASH TENANTS
All cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
acres
Land rented to others operators reporting
acres
Land in farms of cash 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 percent
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
Cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number
Proportion of ali 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
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator .dollars
Average per acre dol I ars
Average per S100 of value of land
and buildings dollars
857
112,052
25
375
111,677
130.3
64,993
462.46
68.4
785
59,030
580
67.7
82,425
142.1
65,355
459.88
1,956
13.77
772
108, 102
25
375
107,727
139.5
66,214
444.89
69.4
705
57,600
535
69.3
79,885
149.3
66,048
442.33
2,064
13.82
85
3,950
3,950
46.5
51,900
1,005.81
58.8
80
1,430
45
52.9
2,540
56.4
57,111
1,011.81
674
11.95
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
All share-cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
acres
Land rented to otJiers operators reporting
acres
Land in farms ot share-cash tenants acres
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of share-cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropland harvested /arms reporting
acres
Share-cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number.
Proportion of all share-cash tenants percent
AJ I I and 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
Average per acre dollars
Average per S100 of value of land
and buildings dollars
14,950
.271.8
79,429
265.65
63.6
55
9,275
35
63.6
10,465
299.0
79,429
265.65
2,264
7.57
55
14,950
14,950
271.8
79,429
265.65
63.6
55
9,275
35
63.6
10,465
299.0
79,429
265.65
2,264
7.57
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 is—
Then the chances are about 2 In 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than —
If the estimated number of
farms reporting is —
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the Items for all farms by less than —
Level
l1
Level
2
Level
3
Level
4
Level
l1
Level
2
Level
3
Level
4
Percent
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0
Percent
53
37
26
17
12
8.4
5.3
Percent
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1
Percent
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6
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
6.8
4.8
250
50,000
2.1
100,000
1.5
250,000
1.0
1Level 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 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.
NEW JERSEY
107
State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
[To determine Ihe samDling reliability for an item, use this Uible to determine which of the 4 levels of sampling reliability to use in State Table 2.% To use State Table 23, it is necessary to refer also to county or State table-
to obtain the number of farms renorting for the item J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size-of-farm group
Tenure-of- f ani-
on crator group
F.conomic-class-of-farm group
Type-of-farm group
:■ £
8 S
Farms and farm characteristics:
Land in farms acres
Value of land and buildings per farm dollars
Cropland harvested acres
Total cropland acres
Total pasture! and acres
Irrigated land in farms acres
Commercial fertilizer:
Land on which commercial fertilizer was used acres
Farm labor:
Regular hired workers employed 150 or more days persons
Specified farm expenditures:
Feed for livestock and poultry dollars
Purchase of livestock and poultry dollars
Machine hire dollars
Hired labor dollars
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for the farm business dollars
Livestock and livestock products:
Cattle and calves on hand number
Cows, including heifers that have calved, on hand number .
Hogs and pigs on hand number
Sheep and lambs on hand number
Chickens, 4 months old and over, on hand number
Calves sold alive number.
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive number .
Hogs and pigs sold alive ........ number
Sheep and lambs sold alive number
Horses sold number
Broilers sold number
Other chickens sold . number
Chicken eggs sold dozens
Value of milk and cream sold dollars
Specified crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes acres.
Harvested for grain acres.
bushels .
Soybeans for all purposes acres .
Harvested for beans acres .
bushels .
Wheat harvested acres.
bushels .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for hay acres .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
grasses cut for hay acres.
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
trmall grains cut for hay acres .
tons.
Other hay cut acres.
tans.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains acres.
tons.
Value of vegetables harvested for sale dollars.
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(109)
110
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
[Data for items shown in italics are based on
Item
(For definitions and explanations.
a text)
Bergen
Burlington
Caaaien Cape May Cumberland Essex
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number 1959 .
1954 .
Decrease in farms due to chance in
farm definition 1954 to 1959 number ,
Apreoximnlo land area. acres 1959 .
Proportion in farms percent 1959 ,
Land in farms acres 1959.
1954.
Average size of farm acres 1959 .
1954..
Value of land ami buildings
Avenge per /mm dollars 1959.
19BH .
Average per acre dollars 1959 .
1951, .
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1959 .
1951, .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954 .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
rarms reporting 1959 .
1954.
90 to 49 acres .
50 to 99 acres
100 to 199 acres
200 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more acres.
arms reporting 1959 .
1B54.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959
1954
1954.
1959.
1954
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting 1959
1954.
acres 1959.
1954 .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes .
acres 1959
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
farms reporting 1959
acres 1959
orting 1959
acres 1959
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Other nasture (not cropland and not woodland). . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Improved nasture (see text) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959 . .
1954 .
Cropland, total farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
Land pastured, total farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops /arms reporting 1951 .
acres 1969 .
Croplaiu! VSetl /or groin or row
crops larnied on lie contour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land. . . . .farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1969 .
15,459
22,686
604
4,813,440
28.6
1,379,002
1,665,241
89.2
73.4
42,527
27,575
538.65
399.00
76
83
11,098
15,434
657,877
788,398
2,889
4,738
1,354
1,948
918
1,251
1,420
1,944
2,561
3,335
1,492
1,715
409
460
46
36
9
7
4,791
6,107
125,038
184,230
5,065
7,700
108,822
113,498
1,399
25,479
4,085
83,343
1,164
1,920
24,194,
39,2#S
>jl52
9,982
226,816
282,653
2,860
3,713
81,641
94,405
817
970
19,289
19,805
154,614
162,809
12,680
19,300
6,795
10,964
7,785
11,171
1,902
1,775
73,873
58,912
3,241
124,754
577
19,840
453
22,539
572
28,087
1,060
1,279
35
368,000
12.4
45,796
43,688
43.2
34.2
23,827
19,167
651.03
578.92
86
90
589
647
17,741
16,284
264
310
101
127
52
52
76
77
57
52
28
19
10
8
1
2
58
119
433
725
408
526
5,606
5,927
144
2,437
294
3,169
27
45
153
503
567
633
14,903
13,603
168
146
923
1,036
27
13
174
63
6,037
5,610
720
866
246
292
581
663
288
199
9,461
5,952
210
5,900
384
547
16
149,120
5.0
7,456
11,642
19.4
21.3
67,578
36,050
7,064.21
2,148.98
73
89
228
371
3,577
4,543
158
271
36
48
6
21
13
13
9
11
3
5
3
2
1,351
1,835
50
524,160
35.2
184,727
207,618
136.7
113.1
51,815
36,875
389.82
J22.33
79
85
1,191
1,526
75,647
87,651
307
416
153
189
75
95
114
169
294
398
IBS
193
55
60
26
370
62
695
189
11,109
805
21,861
37
532
188
666
351
20,075
1,387
13,419
16
92
116
1,590
24
476
235
18,485
10
77
16
170
111
1,700
551
3,045
59
626
154
855
1,337
43,841
2,909
50,861
24
281
33
323
393
11,041
119
9,721
12
88
7
109
85
2,949
22
3,022
1,498
21,314
1,328
21,060
241
1,259
447
1,701
53
571
105
922
68
673
165
952
57
207
125
246
501
11,885
1,205
13,779
15
423
150
23,214
1
20
54
550
21
790
21
460
385
658
24
141,440
13.7
19,439
27,283
50.5
41.5
35,424
17,785
773.07
587.83
80
77
253
416
10,100
14,009
90
171
48
66
32
39
17
59
44
45
15
29
6
6
1
1
79
124
1,508
1,730
113
329
1,677
4,082
45
752
80
925
17
35
197
363
114
215
2,610
4,308
34
30
818
521
5
3
156
26
2,529
2,270
287
542
109
167
126
240
55
54
2,319
2,217
86
3,315
10
50
10
130
20
295
256
315
20
170,880
11.7
19,991
28,569
78.1
90.7
19,090
21,210
393.64
274.61
82
82
180
217
7,212
3,352
73
80
32
37
17
26
20
26
20
24
13
16
3
8
2
56
61
931
732
82
119
1,753
1,694
27
355
69
1,398
14
24
175
508
137
168
5,391
12,374
7
33
222
1,418
4,307
3,491
205
259
64
97
145
178
41
24
1,078
524
90
4,400
15
415
1,600
2,237
49
321,920
36.7
118,261
123,403
73.9
55.2
28,881
22,412
422.93
407.32
83
86
942
1,239
69,593
66,680
276
440
139
203
88
121
123
168
174
178
93
96
34
24
10
6
5
3
333
451
4,518
5,003
370
706
6,173
7,567
135
2,514
264
3,659
29
50
660
444
625
790
18,723
18,612
93
199
716
2,960
48
78
342
885
17,878
22,137
1,077
1,610
420
643
639
825
359
286
17,212
9,490
505
24,576
72
1,948
27
1,131
53
7,763
91
154
3L
81,920
4.9
3,996
3,603
43.9
23.4
58,030
49,104
3,872.60
3,576.63
75
62
64
113
1,164
1,308
44
80
8
16
4
6
4
4
11
15
146
153
19
50
336
488
5
34
16
302
2
2
74
47
17
50
1,318
818
5
7
22
174
936
615
70
127
17
22
17
50
9
33
226
367
NEW JERSEY
111
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
reports for only • sample of farms. See text]
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Oceen
Passaic
Salem
Sonereet
Sussex
Union
Warren
16
1,481
628
593
1,412
537
. 673
194
1,183
608
767
147
826
1
52
2,204
828
1,070
2,486
1,023
1,214
314
1,478
1,035
1,021
208
1,120
?
1
79
20
12
53
26
24
10
37
28
42
2
36
3
28,800
278,400
145,920
199,680
305,280
298 ,880
408,960
124,160
224,000
196,480
337,920
65,920
231,040
4
1.3
54.9
43.2
21.4
34.6
16.1
6.9
3.1
54.0
33.2
41.8
3.7
48.9
5
386
152,705
63,088
42,764
105,548
48,236
28,395
3,878
121,039
65,240
141,223
2,430
112,873
C
255
187,159
76,041
62,608
139,445
72,091
47,496
7,700
125,735
93,558
161,193
2,929
142,488
7
24.1
103.1
100.5
72.1
74.8
89.8
42.2
20.0
102.3
107.3
184.1
16.5
136.7
8
4.9
84.9
91.8
58.5
56.1
70.5
39.1
24.5
85.1
90.4
157.9
14.1
127.2
9
80,000
45,853
96, 114
50,062
49,359
67,865
35,080
59,241
26,308
65,238
44,832
74,544
38,556
10
26,696
24,767
37,965
28,433
29,129
30,548
25,098
40,122
19,457
40,565
25,043
42,605
27,392
11
1/4,117. 65
481.38
936.69
920.82
945.32
956.50
1,295.10
5,688.74
260.51
895.01
242.68
10,014.63
290.85
12
4,294.95
287.99
421.33
497.05
563.49
480.74
750.85
1,826.26
239.24
523.49
165.28
4,140.66
233.02
13
71
74
54
77
70
63
79
78
82
74
83
88
63
14
94
74
67
85
83
77
93
96
82
76
83
90
86
15
5
1,155
505
413
899
407
200
118
990
474
698
111
702
IS
22
1,573
678
745
1,456
720
389
178
1,206
743
879
151
949
17
80
73,459
39,801
25,942
56,933
17,254
5,500
1,257
63,195
31,704
49,816
1,137
55,966
IB
64
95,676
48,880
37,882
72,505
26,887
11,741
1,888
69,385
44,292
57,624
1,420
64,346
19
4
203
105
133
220
146
112
85
144
128
59
82
59
20
20
297
147
249
501
318
243
121
218
202
110
112
148
21
127
49
50
116
58
30
14
103
51
54
12
51
22
2
162
73
103
183
87
55
34
142
86
55
20
79
23
104
34
32
92
31
13
8
92
40
40
8
51
^4
150
47
78
116
63
19
13
105
72
43
8
64
25
174
68
45
103
54
17
5
172
57
113
3
81
26
239
75
99
160
64
22
1
191
83
163
7
130
27
1
298
119
74
190
70
12
5
280
93
292
4
260
28
422
169
112
272
117
21
6
347
149
366
2
323
29
195
85
55
11B
40
12
1
171
75
125
2
167
30
242
114
76
167
53
22
3
175
109
122
2
165
.11
53
38
20
56
7
4
26
25
12
33
32
60
51
23
50
17
6
27
40
19
38
33
1
7
2
4
1
1
5
2
34
1
2
4
2
1
7
1
i
1
1
2
1
1
2
35
33
37
1
758
165
113
363
222
117
19
537
234
463
10
553
38
1,013
301
254
991
419
628
66
578
441
648
30
743
39
28
20,278
3,929
2,337
7,869
6,633
857
295
14,620
7,331
18,583
63
18,679
10
23,990
6,153
3,792
15,210
9,815
4,705
693
11,767
13,501
31,416
344
26,506
41
2
571
227
248
470
171
223
18
' 361
278
154
29
176
42
1
755
268
413
817
340
505
98
380
367
182
49
253
43
224
16,009
4,771
3,950
7,802
3,667
3,240
147
5,812
8,436
4,618
538
4,857
44
3
14,226
3,845
5,511
10,505
5,775
5,287
1,068
5,329
8,965
4,735
438
4,778
45
133
48
44
139
51
78
2
99
60
53
13
48
46
3,242
1,133
1,034
2,325
1,000
823
7
1,761
1,949
970
235
913
47
2
484
192
216
369
142
158
16
292
240
118
18
143
48
224
12,767
3,638
2,916
5,477
2,667
2,417
140
4,051
6,487
3,648
303
3,944
49
187
44
22
80
57
13
7
61
53
251
1
154
50
274
89
51
116
128
48
23
128
95
283
6
205
51
2,743
585
163
1,430
1,181
143
74
791
696
9,303
23
3,518
5S
3,913
1,522
764
1,859
2,260
1,209
338
1,955
2,013
9,934
117
6,269
59
777
352
242
596
273
311
52
599
218
477
16
454
54
1,080
376
463
943
508
738
108
654
332
565
18
562
55
17,006
6,838
6,212
13,023
12,297
10,047
1,019
14,712
5,602
23,963
308
14,825
56
21,125
6,700
8,405
18,433
16,079
18,851
2,815
16,049
7,614
27,087
189
20,663
57
491
145
29
168
81
78
26
177
198
461
6
245
56
719
103
152
262
128
69
42
324
209
411
4
274
51
11,864
2,852
548
2,697
2,362
999
314
4,074
6,500
24,896
12
8,035
EC
15,280
2,660
1,371
4,101
2,606
1,476
248
7,767
7,693
20,209
23
11,650
■1
126
33
8
47
20
20
6
79
55
149
1
63
6;
144
25
35
81
29
21
2
144
58
90
2
71
63
2,689
773
126
1,012
295
311
36
2,208
1,384
5,019
2
1,306
64
2,855
557
478
1,604
527
465
8
3,115
1,944
2,258
6
1,284
6?
54
11,346
4,312
3,612
15,794
4,842
7,609
772
17,835
4,971
10,044
349
6,993
66
188
12,949
6,281
4,883
16,832
8,669
4,227
650
13,483
9,480
10,188
398
8,276
67
7
1,343
559
505
1,090
460
389
128
1,076
556
724
120
763
se
22
1,908
752
905
2,181
896
1,072
232
1,306
911
940
168
1,046
65
1
1,065
274
1/43
503
281
196
45
673
371
672
15
651
7<
1,497
386
403
1,222
527
692
100
855
612
836
37
857
7
882
374
261
653
296
321
57
626
252
602
16
520
-'.
1,230
436
501
1,025
573
770
123
747
398
734
24
681
n
10
73
110
180
23
35
56
103
20
7
25
29
7
6
10
59
103
121
57
53
49
72
12
10
20
59
75
211
4,098
6,074
7,232
669
918
567
4,593
121
180
368
456
76
48
378
3,249
4,423
4,526
2,169
1,402
408
2,639
135
213
171
1,180
7"
10
IIS
124
79
300
61
50
408
47
115
31
72
7!
30
2,133
4,909
2,652
12,995
1,285
1,580
15,127
1,391
1,190
242
1,280
70
130
21
10
30
37
21
51
16
86
»c
5,865
1,700
355
435
950
438
1,535
575
4,185
s
115
17
12
20
36
40
25
95
6L
8,410
880
1,723
360
1,110
1,495
920
5,090
B!
162
16
11
45
31
30
50
41
40
S4
8,895
750
1,267
1,095
480
610
3,045
1,025
1,460
Bi
112
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
Farms:
All farms number 1059 .
1354.
Under 10 acres number 1959 .
1954.
10 to 49 acres number 1959 .
1954.
50 to 69 acres number 1959 .
1954.
70 to 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 acres number 1959 .
1954.
500 to 999 acres number 1959 .
1954 .
1,000 or more acres number 1959 .
1954 .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number 1959 .
Land in farms:
AH land in farms acres 1059.
1954.
Under 10 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
10 to 49 acres acres 1959 .
1951 .
50 to 69 acres acres 1959 .
1954 .
70 to 99 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
100 to 139 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
140 to 179 acres acres 1959.
1954.
ISO to 219 acres acres 1959 .
1954.
220 to 259 acres acres 1959.
1954.
260 to 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:
Any cropland harvested farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
10 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
50 to 69 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
70 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954 .
100 to 139 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1 959 .
1954 .
140 to 179 acres farms reporting 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.
2B0 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.
acres 1959 .
1954.
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
15,459
22,636
3,320
5,935
4,893
7,631
1,075
1,575
1,402
1,818
1,657
2,190
1,003
1,294
718
798
431
446
735
764
167
175
58
60
43
1,379,002
1,665,241
14,927
27,575
113,291
172,738
62,608
91,810
116,547
151,611
193,765
255,144
157,518
203,041
141,329
157,156
102,180
105,873
249,500
255,516
107,145
113,705
120,192
131,072
57,184
11,098
15,434
657,877
788,398
1,126
2,113
3,141
5,650
3,104
4,669
39,904
58,036
944
1,396
28,756
42,574
1,307
1,683
57,595
75,246
1,581
2,103
100,309
135,769
967
1,261
80,642
106,742
706
782
73,464
84,725
418
441
51,933
55,492
727
755
131,488
129,325
162
171
49,315
47,308
56
60
41,330
47,531
41
16,424
1,060
1,279
283
397
558
678
77
75
42
44
33
34
25
15
7
17
16
8
1
2
3
2
45,796
43,688
1,398
1,903
11,880
13,975
4,501
4,321
3,450
3,628
3,781
3,993
3,978
2,351
1,387
1,451
1,875
2,153
5,700
5,639
5,131
665
2,715
3,609
2,715
589
647
17,741
16,284
72
110
200
290
314
351
3,846
4,254
71
70
2,213
2,079
40
38
1,793
1,497
30
32
1,631
1,709
20
13
1,516
1,230
7
5
404
553
1,098
967
17
16
2,589
2,255
8
1
1,546
660
2
3
905
790
2
905
384
547
261
332
91
169
13
19
9
11
1
7
1
4
3
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
7,456
11,642
899
1,306
1,748
3,466
718
1,080
773
926
128
780
155
622
627
200
231
1,001
300
1,462
1,176
1,500
1,176
228
371
3,577
4,543
129
199
344
517
70
131
801
1,460
11
16
403
465
8
9
507
485
1
7
51
531
. 1
4
143
292
3
1
584
35
1
3
1
539
271
397
1
1
75
90
1
1,351
1,835
188
322
368
516
86
131
148
185
207
272
110
150
72
79
46
41
82
98
23
24
21
17
13
184,727
207,618
809
1,424
8,840
12,178
4,990
7,590
12,531
15,641
23,952
31,772
17,128
23,362
14,264
15,551
10,966
9,677
26,626
32,038
14,796
16,577
49,825
41,808
18,395
1,191
1,526
75,647
87,651
115
161
337
434
305
411
3,426
4,728
80
116
2,624
3,472
139
175
6,430
8,475
199
263
12,660
16,941
110
145
9,508
12,962
72
77
8,402
8,715
46
40
5,769
4,949
81
98
14,914
16,014
23
23
5,949
5,844
21
17
5,628
5,117
13
3,581
385
658
112
211
163
288
21
41
32
46
19
25
10
19
9
10
10
19,439
27, 283
489
932
3,674
6,612
1,190
2,400
2,550
3,753
2,208
2,937
1,543
2,928
1,773
1,950
2,370
1,899
2,362
2,707
1,280
1,165
253
416
10,100
14,009
30
72
76
198
119
194
1,531
2,537
19
37
536
1,208
30
41
1,370
1,751
19
25
1,361
1,718
9
19
642
1,644
9
10
852
1,263
1,383
1,057
1,435
1,732
2
2
914
901
256
315
52
83
106
109
26
25
12
25
14
14
12
19
6
19,991
28,569
211
368
2,355
2,812
1,549
1,405
973
2,008
1,666
1,720
1,871
2,949
1,170
1,754
1,435
1,684
6,282
6,333
2,479
2,836
4,700
180
217
7,212
8,352
17
30
53
78
69
74
727
851
23
24
383
555
12
23
410
689
14
13
858
499
12
14
796
971
389
816
6
7
352
506
18
16
1,967
2,069
3
5
1,277
966
1,600
2,237
598
935
543
786
96
129
95
112
86
98
48
57
39
47
22
16
45
31
18
15
10
11
6
118,261
123,403
2,841
4,446
12,494
17,517
5,582
7,389
7,829
9,223
10,005
11,266
7,364
8,932
7,681
9,354
5,121
3,748
15,833
10,426
12, 667
9,643
30,844
31,459
7,906
942
1,239
69,593
66,680
108.
200
366
594
383
537
5,686
7,568
95
127
3,466
4,286
95
107
5,100
5,681
85
95
6,191
6,954
46
55
4,043
4,661
38
45
4,433
5,063
22
16
2,934
2,112
43
31
8,693
5,167
17
15
7,408
4,338
10
11
21,273
20,256
6
3,652
91
154
52
79
27
52
3
9
4
7
2
3
3
1
3,996
3,603
184
284
699
1,126
169
534
320
595
210
335
490
188
239
726
1,500
1,500
64
13J
1,164
1,308
29
47
74
102
26
45
333
388
3
7
90
121
3
7
79
313
1
3
50
155
1
415
NEW JERSEY
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
113
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
16
1,481
628
593
1,412
537
673
194
1,183
608
767
147
826
1
52
2,204
828
1,070
2,486
1,023
1,214
314
1,478
1,035
1,021
208
1,120
2
12
171
91
152
264
127
178
119
147
113
42
109
64
3
43
400
143
281
635
320
381
180
253
239
106
148
126
4
3
364
182
217
564
156
392
52
268
154
82
28
112
5
9
591
229
428
1,064
313
671
92
383
295
123
46
198
6
123
55
43
110
37
23
7
95
57
21
2
50
7
209
69
87
173
80
38
14
134
93
32
2
66
B
206
69
56
101
55
28
6
186
66
47
87
'i
252
83
104
148
77
34
6
193
106
73
6
117
in
239
80
43
149
49
15
4
192
67
143
2
164
11
321
123
72
187
83
26
10
223
107
183
5
226
IE
134
48
22
70
32
10
3
116
42
121
2
117
18
162
56
37
102
46
20
5
141
60
171
136
14
90
34
24
48
32
7
3
68
22
113
3
88
if,
107
46
23
65
29
12
1
56
41
133
1
90
IB
49
18
7
27
14
3
49
22
71
1
57
IT
61
26
10
28
19
4
3
44
31
53
64
18
1
94
40
20
62
22
9
50
53
102
78
1'J
84
46
21
70
42
17
3
42
44
116
80
20
10
9
5
17
11
5
10
10
18
9
SI
17
5
3
13
12
8
8
14
26
14
22
1
2
4
2
3
2
2
7
23
2
4
1
2
3
1
5
5
3
24
i
2
4
2
3
1
1
6
25
386
152,705
63,088
42,764
105,548
48,236
28,395
3,878
121,039
65,240
141,223
2,430
112,873
26
255
187,159
76,041
62,608
139,445
72,091
47,496
7,700
125,735
93,558
161,193
2,929
142,488
'7
36
847
350
621
1,316
581
1,056
383
682
508
144
330
271
28
122
2,035
600
1,210
3,177
1,494
2,086
737
1,224
1,171
371
497
596
29
66
9,452
4,441
5,465
12,436
3,917
7,355
1,059
6,877
3,626
2,208
642
2,759
80
133
14,328
5,367
10,170
22,872
7,368
12,797
1,794
9,936
7,240
3,030
1,044
4,810
.:i
7,236
3,285
2,485
6,466
2,151
1,302
400
5,469
3,293
1,215
122
2,872
32
12,406
3,956
5,025
10,235
4,542
2,155
823
7,866
5,433
1,837
129
3,883
38
17,065
5,708
4,672
8,365
4,565
2,271
478
15,544
5,408
3,952
7,317
34
21,099
6,933
8,660
12,420
6,392
2,797
502
16,043
8,721
6,168
467
9,956
JS
27,995
9,239
4,960
17,537
5,756
1,769
454
22,253
8,000
16,893
222
19,472
38
37,402
14,222
8,386
21,754
9,748
2,845
1,173
25,731
12,698
21,408
592
26,623
87
21,141
7,602
3,488
11,065
4,971
1,545
480
18,354
6,622
19,123
332
18,256
38
25,437
8,865
5,860
16,084
7,116
3,135
768
22,305
9,421
27,087
21,176
39
17,729
6,751
4,677
9,383
6,323
1,378
624
13,276
4,350
22,277
562
17,227
40
21, 117
8,827
4,535
12,819
5,706
2,383
192
11,180
8,109
26,018
200
17,735
■1
11,722
4,307
1,633
6,371
3,368
706
11,626
5,163
16,847
220
13,546
12
14,607
6,207
2,282
6,672
4,409
956
721
10,289
7,393
12,633
15,339
18
284
32,061
13,848
6,839
21,545
7,581
3,333
16,419
17,841
35,881
25,894
11
27,871
16,008
6,910
23,475
15,192
5,809
990
13,973
14,674
38,598
25,637
is
6,152
5,393
3,306
11,064
6,630
3,358
6,617
7,180
10,524
5,259
46
10,857
2,964
2,365
8,937
7,771
5,631
5,263
8,854
15,818
8,283
47
1,305
2,164
4,618
2,393
4,322
3,922
3,249
12,159
48
2,092
7,205
1,666
2,353
6,902
1,925
9,844
8,225
8,450
49
1,305
2,164
4,618
2,393
4,322
1,910
1,049
7,731
50
5
1,155
505
413
899
407
200
118
990
474
698
111
702
:.l
22
1,573
678
745
1,456
720
389
178
1,206
743
879
151
949
r.'j
80
73,459
39,801
25,942
56,933
17,254
5,500
1,257
63,195
31,704
49,816
1,137
55,966
53
64
95,676
48,880
37,882
72,505
26,887
11,741
1,888
69,385
44,292
57,624
1,420
64,346
VI
4
49
36
53
77
62
38
51
43
50
9
78
19
55
19
83
66
97
240
153
103
76
91
80
32
97
48
56
20
149
102
121
197
150
115
130
145
143
27
166
62
57
33
254
189
271
624
365
205
192
290
190
81
241
147
58
234
134
149
274
119
77
47
198
111
62
23
72
59
. 343
171
311
485
208
158
67
287
196
83
42
140
60
2,894
1,836
1,966
3,516
1,300
578
462
2,757
1,223
689
350
1,012
61
4,066
2,259
4,206
6,062
1,863
1,304
600
4,306
2,354
818
550
1,570
32
98
46
36
91
30
16
5
89
49
20
2
41
63
177
62
77
146
68
21
11
131
85
28
2
52
64
2,695
1,775
1,163
2,800
750
198
79
2,642
1,318
357
49
1,049
65
5,194
2,042
2,491
4,750
1,595
228
223
4,340
2,310
623
97
1,516
66
...
182
67
53
92
48
22
5
179
62
43
78
67
1
234
79
96
135
70
24
4
190
92
62
4
111
68
6,652
3,384
2,868
4,253
1,592
624
146
7,534
2,590
1,332
3,195
69
9,728
4,263
4,829
6,433
2,305
535
110
8,539
3,649
2,067
142
4,240
70
223
73
41
147
45
13
4
189
58
138
2
152
71
306
120
70
177
76
21
10
219
101
177
5
214
72
13,201
5,096
3,070
10,395
2,189
429
246
12,116
3,525
6,862
162
9,993
73
19,093
8,945
5,819
12,815
3,834
762
392
14,787
6,626
8,650
240
13,257
74
129
46
22
66
29
9
3
115
39
120
2
111
75
162
56
35
98
43
20
5
139
57
168
135
76
11,496
4,846
2,342
6,081
1,982
561
129
10,045
3,430
7,171
181
8,710
77
14,499
5,979
4,119
9,295
3,169
1,365
260
12,721
5,229
10,201
9,663
78
90
34
24
47
30
6
3
67
19
112
3
88
79
107
46
22
64
29
11
1
55
39
131
1
88
80
9,763
4,580
3,304
5,538
2,354
349
65
7,809
2,282
7,717
129
8,822
81
12,738
6,574
3,172
7,979
2,658
914
21
6,347
4,985
10,071
150
7,955
82
47
18
7
27
11
3
48
22
68
1
54
83
61
26
10
28
18
4
1
44
31
53
64
84
6,001
2,819
1,173
4,095
1,262
316
6,480
2,695
5,718
100
7,062
85
8,307
4,519
1,626
3,873
1,502
446
12
5,905
4,654
4,302
7,708
86
92
40
20
62
20
9
50
52
102
78
87
83
45
20
70
41
17
3
42
43
114
80
88
17,132
9,877
4,894
13,446
2,644
1,555
9,314
9,634
12,713
13,510
89
16,446
11,393
4,910
14,370
6,245
1,453
*78
7,963
7,884
12,657
12,756
90
10
9
5
16
11
4
10
10
17
9
91
17
5
3
12
12
7
7
14
26
14
92
3,086
4,137
2,001
6,612
2,646
503
2,195
3,859
2,380
2,551
93
5,351
1,500
1,345
5,384
2,759
1,143
2,262
3,685
4,622
4,000
94
1
2
3
2
3
2
2
7
95
2
4
1
2
3
1
5
5
3
96
390
1,349
3,040
385
272
2,158
1,005
4,850
97
1,217
5,094
920
592
3,386
1,925
2,726
3,532
1,534
98
1
2
3
2
3
1
1
6
99
...
390
1,349
3,040
385
272
238
437
2,100
100
114
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester
Farms:
All Tami operators number 1
1
Full owners number 1
1
Pnrl owners number 1
1
Managers nur.iber 1
1
All tenant? number 1
1
Proportion of lennncy percent 1
Land in farms:
All farm operators acres 1
Full owners
Part owners acres 1
Managers acres 1
1
All tenants acres 1
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1
1
acres 1
1
Full owners farms reporting 1
1
acres 1
Part owners forms reportir
acres 1
1
Managers farms reporting 1
All tenants farms reporting 1
1959 .. .
15,459
1954 . . .
22,686
1959 .. .
11,168
1954 .. .
17,652
1959 . . .
2,843
1954 .. .
3,254
1959...
193
1954...
189
1959...
1,250
1954 .. .
1,591
1959...
8.1
1954...
7.0
1959...
1,379,002
1954...
1,665,241
1959...
661,767
1954...
909,714
1959...
464,884
1954...
476,932
1959 . . .
87,529
1954...
96,353
1959...
164,822
1954...
182,242
1959...
11,098
1954 . . .
15,434
1959...
657,877
1954 . . .
788,398
1959...
7,074
1954 . . .
10,726
1959...
251,061
1954 . . .
354,523
1959...
2,743
1954...
3,163
1959 .. .
281,288
1954 . . .
293,257
1959...
160
1954 . . .
171
1959...
37,383
1954...
42,427
1959 . . .
1,121
1954...
1,374
1959...
88,145
1954 . . .
98,191
1,060
1,279
839
1,081
184
174
6
3
31
21
2.9
1.6
45,796
43,688
21,317
28,651
19,696
14,352
3,637
322
1,146
363
589
647
17,741
16,284
383
459
4,798
6,239
177
171
11,408
9,684
6
3
901
103
23
14
634
258
384
547
301
475
31
45
33
26
8.6
4.8
7,456
11,642
4,297
8,456
2,442
2,426
387
43
330
717
228
371
3,577
4,543
161
307
1,234
2,467
29
42
1,913
1,792
13
1
237
28
25
21
193
256
1,351
1,835
988
1,407
248
285
23
19
92
124
6.8
6.8
184,727
207,618
107,625
131,267
51,643
49,337
13,492
11,418
11,967
15, 596
1,191
1,526
75,647
87,651
832
1,114
34,208
45,210
246
281
31,823
31,277
22
18
2,473
2,164
91
113
7,143
9,000
385
658
297
535
70
13
25
3.4
3.8
19,439
27,283
9,409
15,523
7,915
9,479
866
744
1,249
1,537
253
416
10,100
14,009
173
310
3,313
6,074
64
88
5,595
6,684
5
3
481
476
11
15
711
775
256
315
170
219
69
17
16
6.6
5.1
19,991
28,569
9,450
16,159
9,538
11,334
1,003
1,076
180
217
7,212
8,352
99
127
1,742
2,466
68
78
5,066
5,247
13
12
404
639
1,600
2,237
1,190
1,888
316
289
10
85
50
5.3
2.2
118,261
123,403
42,164
59,190
46,490
35,487
20,312
24,141
9,295
4,585
942
1,239
69,593
66,680
566
901
17,673
24,728
295
284
31,943
23,403
7
9
12,479
15,586
74
45
7,498
2,963
91
1,267
154
1,608
67
928
127
1,238
7
275
12
273
11
7
7
8
6
57
8
89
6.6
4.5
5.2
5.5
3,996
91,531
3,603
100,737
988
53,004
2,483
63,454
275
31,517
463
30,121
2,570
1,692
532
973
163
5,318
125
6,189
64
974
113
1,216
1,164
50,799
1,308
56,981
47
657
91
866
394
26,436
738
32,782
7
263
10
269
116
20,670
212
20,062
6
5
7
7
555
1,034
303
654
4
49
5
74
99
2,659
55
3,483
NEW JERSEY
115
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
16
1,481
628
593
1,412
537
673
194
1,183
608
767
147
826
1
52
2,204
828
1,070
2,486
1,023
1,214
314
1,478
1,035
1,021
208
1,120
13
1,043
403
444
1,099
383
609
155
795
431
419
117
477
3
38
1,654
556
870
2,087
749
1,125
269
1,046
804
625
177
682
4
301
143
108
214
87
42
21
261
105
138
21
207
5
1
389
169
122
258
161
52
29
242
161
163
16
239
6
8
13
8
16
20
4
4
16
12
6
6
7
17
9
12
16
16
8
1
6
14
20
5
13
8
3
129
69
33
83
47
18
18
123
56
198
3
136
9
13
144
94
66
125
97
29
15
184
56
213
10
186
10
18.8
8.7
11.0
5.6
5.9
8.8
2.7
9.3
10.4
9.2
25.8
2.0
16.5
11
25.0
6.5
11.4
6.2
5.0
9.5
2.4
4.8
12.4
5.4
20.9
4.8
16.6
12
386
152,705
63,088
42,764
105,548
48,236
28,395
3,878
121,039
65,240
141,223
2,430
112,873
13
255
187,159
76,041
62,608
139,445
72,091
47,496
7,700
125,735
93,558
161,193
2,929
142,488
14
353
75,967
24,442
17,117
57,988
21,332
19,215
2,811
61,772
25,419
58,862
1,034
47,201
IS
178
100,489
32,816
30,493
86,706
34,768
32,477
6,118
72,452
46,182
75,343
1,907
64,602
16
56,502
24,818
17,949
35,653
13,631
6,651
739
40,341
21,857
33,639
785
42,803
17
9
63,708
28,336
15,473
37,017
22,913
8,456
1,021
33,263
32,367
36,597
556
44,217
18
1,166
3,326
3,969
3,798
5,617
1,546
4,384
8,873
10,204
608
1,082
19
5,290
2,523
8,150
4,842
4,833
4,672
280
1,039
8,521
9,934
371
7,725
20
*33
19,070
10,502
3,729
8,109
7,656
983
328
14,542
9,091
38,518
3
21,787
21
68
17,672
12,366
8,492
10,880
9,577
1,891
281
18,981
6,488
39,319
95
25,944
22
5
1,155
505
413
899
407
200
118
990
474
698
111
702
23
22
1,573
678
745
1,456
720
389
178
1,206
743
879
151
949
24
80
73,459
39,801
25,942
56,933
17,254
5,500
1,257
63,195
31,704
49,816
1,137
55, 966
25
64
95,676
48,880
37,882
72,505
26,887
11,741
1,888
69,385
44,292
57,624
1,420
64,346
26
4
732
298
272
607
271
153
89
611
311
362
87
359
27
17
1,052
412
559
1,083
479
320
147
797
525
506
124
530
28
72
29,867
12,477
7,854
24,543
6,474
2,452
718
27,008
10,021
19,219
490
20,068
29
27
44,017
18,116
14,828
36,051
9,550
4,939
1,334
34,169
18,859
25,697
829
25,403
30
296
135
106
209
81
34
17
256
102
135
18
205
31
383
168
117
255
151
48
19
233
159
155
16
236
32
32,774
17,800
13,457
25,097
6,197
2,427
376
24^634
14,178
11,978
451
23,385
33
39,814
20,847
11,849
26,227
11,918
5,332
324
22,287
18,779
13,218
345
23,956
34.
6
11
6
13
16
3
4
15
12
4
6
35
16
9
11
14
14
4
1
6
13
19
4
12
36
563
1,888
1,865
1,822
1,795
236
2,457
3,082
4,745
194
576
37
2,490
946
5,055
2,516
1,426
575
56
602
2,715
4,535
167
2,030
as
1
121
61
29
70
39
10
12
119
46
189
2
132
39
5
122
89
58
104
76
17
11
170
46
199
7
171
40
8
10,255
7,636
2,766
5,471
2,788
385
163
9,096
4,423
13,874
2
11,937
41
37
9,355
8,971
6,150
7,711
3,993
895
174
12,327
3,939
14,174
79
12,957
42
116
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Burlington
Cape May
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number .
Land in farms acres .
Average sire of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars .
average per acre, dollars .
Cropland harvested farms reporting.
acres.
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number.
100 or more days number .
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number .
By tenure:
Full owners number .
Partowners number.
Managers number .
\ll tenants number .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers farms reporting.
number.
Motortrucks farms reporting .
number .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number .
Automobiles farms reporting .
number.
Telephone farms 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 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 .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days). . farms reporting.
persons.
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting .
number .
Milk cows farms reporting .
number.
Horses and/or mules farms 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 .
number.
Calves sold alive farms reporting .
number .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
number .
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Wool farms reporting .
pounds .
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
the farm business dollars .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Soybeans for beans fame reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Wheat f aims reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Land from which hay was cut acres . .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting . .
dollars . .
11,721
1,211,558
103.4
47,575
512.91
8,414
630,846
3,016
1,867
2,036
7,577
2,848
177
1,119
1,995
2,056
1,921
1,988
2,864
2,962
9,435
18,309
8,414
21,495
10,379
14,512
11,096
6,889
2,877
2,922
9,919
704
962
10,719
10,450
10,233
5,062
6,774
4,160
10,035
4,293
182,732
3,780
118,968
1,445
4,729
1,348
189,330
5,437
12,657,127
2,998
25,564
3,483
80,793
797
216.316
263
3,745
4,518
10,070,935
4,518
160,510,175
3,015
52,307,555
378
39,667
11,716
140,264,823
67,788,886
14,781,955
1,503,602
41,261,134
8,683,699
6,245,547
4,612
126,368
802
25,243
648,762
2,255
39,590
1,273,844
2,860
31,019,060
815
38,297
47.0
26,809
668.85
410
18,471
220
160
599
198
3
15
1
1
1
1
555
1,154
424
1,148
719
909
784
403
715
51
30
715
701
681
408
551
193
597
40
375
20
20
35
45
36
4,725
406
1,163,015
10
60
10
10
30
5,090
20
155
432
1,097,585
416
15,148,145
5
1,620
25
1,750
815
9,399,482
5,079,677
522,036
60,545
2,747,634
541,006
448,584
51
440
317
5,374
17.0
71,914
6,931.07
171
2,078
92
41
265
22
10
20
11
11
245
479
130
238
290
443
321
127
10
10
291
10
10
291
275
280
117
155
136
404
266
18
98
12
2,231
90
291,810
16
352
11
162
12
5,582
5
150
95
211,130
95
3,751,105
10
225,000
5
1,420
317
3,785,968
1,334,267
272,968
2,385
1,609,360
319,628
247,360
1
54
232
1,320,919
61
357,580
1,006
176,676
175.6
59,219
361.89
959
80,312
318
164
623
272
21
90
227
242
231
237
313
330
912
1,771
944
2,665
874
1,211
893
634
278
278
810
76
111
900
873
848
342
412
400
957
416
21,789
343
13,877
122
720
104
13,588
348
302,460
319
2,953
338
9,806
64
20,783
30
215
213
317,510
258
3,506,680
278
5,775,340
52
3,082
1,006
9,264,086
2,828,442
761,814
259,211
4,153,680
781,730
479,209
483
19,473
187
5,525
134,775
200
3,364
101,220
17,916
229
4,426,526
235
13,313
56.7
47,875
775.75
159
7,220
61
41
167
63
10
10
25
25
10
10
155
319
130
316
190
250
209
125
195
5
25
185
185
185
83
123
50
112
36
317
35
200
20
40
40
5,215
56
83,575
11
67
20
145
20
5,210
5
60
61
544,870
46
1,148,705
20
70,970
10
840
235
1,783,380
830,995
121,195
8,300
548,510
156,335
US, 045
61
1,135
138
15,300
110.9
29,267
335.74
93
7,135
43
27
15
15
5
5
122
261
97
243
136
162
137
81
131
5
122
116
115
61
64
27
34
11
64
10
15
11
81
27
11,085
56
146,850
10
35
27
14,080
50
50,090
50
1,508,075
5
1,750
5
70
138
1,188,780
672,750
79,400
12,660
251,725
99, 130
73,115
56
1,730
5
75
2,250
10
70
1,880
86
605,100
1
20
500
55
233,000
1,344
119,055
88.6
30,122
390.87
737
72,351
301
180
940
330
8
66
32
32
91
106
109
115
912
2,116
747
2,235
1,176
1,528
1,293
635
135
130
1,297
16
25
1,233
1,208
1,188
676
833
413
1,067
246
7,048
220
4,615
149
246
85
815
746
2,411,945
131
694
185
3,110
35
425
10
110
692
1,442,265
681
29,308,670
155
1,969,415
15
1,475
1,344
19,049,675
10,411,674
999,245
214,040
5,602,303
1,042,819
779,594
315
7,095
37
1,520
39,143
121
1,155
35,701
548
8,964,118
NEW JERSEY
117
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
ft sample of farms
See text]
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
952
21
1,008
461
427
1,096
371
550
106
907
440
625
106
714
1
80,798
479
126,4081
56,919
33,105
95,282
38,886
19,648
1,928
108,648
52,649
118,314
1,125
108,308
2
84.9
22.8
125.4
123.5
77.5
86.9
104.8
35.7
18.2
119.8
119.7
189.3
10.6
151.7
a
33,043
80,000
53,933
114,039
59,504
53,981
80,021
37,726
96,500
30,679
74,405
43,752
77,809
41,541
4
431.84
14,117.65
452.88
936.40
902.58
897.69
860.74
1,373.59
6,140.91
256.13
892.39
227.31
11,554.50
284.70
5
735
11
851
381
298
630
304
124
66
756
334
580
91
663
e
47,268
140
68,927
34,415
21,566
55,963
15,861
3,817
778
58,088
29,050
46,821
469
59,522
7
255
15
233
121
115
319
101
128
15
280
145
126
11
101
«
140
5
142
76
70
210
66
87
10
180
125
76
5
51
<
165
156
111
90
222
50
93
10
166
105
55
5
51
10
611
6
601
262
294
779
238
491
61
567
290
261
78
302
11
269
282
143
118
225
78
42
30
223
101
163
16
217
12
12
20
11
3
27
10
1
2
14
11
12
5
13
60
15
105
45
12
65
45
16
15
115
35
190
190
It
56
451
182
91
223
95
15
81
142
58
331
u
56
456
187
91
223
95
15
86
148
58
356
u
41
418
107
54
179
41
20
196
138
38
325
17
41
423
107
54
189
41
20
201
144
38
345
18
83
588
146
48
107
122
15
218
178
400
511
18
83
599
151
48
121
122
20
218
183
410
536
20
812
16
867
386
341
835
306
384
91
807
345
570
69
643
21
2,091
19
1,355
773
693
1,635
658
495
143
1,514
541
1,038
123
1,022
22
774
10
882
404
288
655
276
157
66
746
345
600
45
658
98
1,984
20
2,172
968
721
1,645
671
257
83
1,981
734
1,450
90
1,802
U
866
16
903
401
397
956
321
464
91
805
410
575
74
653
2E
1,205
26
1,341
676
575
1,356
549
550
113
966
665
835
113
951
26
904
21
932
456
407
1,071
341
514
96
862
439
585
106
653
21
562
781
289
220
575
243
264
35
595
312
440
10
542
28
81
517
100
27
69
122
5
5
327
126
520
550
29
81
546
95
23
78
132
5
5
332
141
490
561
30
844
20
690
410
375
846
289
486
81
832
362
495
106
572
31
52
141
10
19
124
41
12
5
10
26
55
46
32
36
176
31
25
121
26
46
15
65
50
75
90
33
837
21
978
426
386
996
341
494
106
812
425
610
101
668
34
793
21
967
410
380
964
341
476
101
792
408
610
99
658
35
793
21
951
405
370
959
336
451
91
772
393
580
89
653
38
294
5
547
186
186
450
126
311
55
279
230
300
30
351
37
418
10
742
221
241
575
239
386
75
362
335
455
30
517
38
340
6
413
185
109
361
125
193
46
337
195
245
51
308
TO
902
13
745
521
504
960
373
341
123
701
373
505
242
458
10
278
709
176
75
202
177
30
5
493
227
535
611
11
5,118
31,127
6,166
3,509
6,962
7,507
960
195
18,898
9,942
31,653
30,169
42
216
648
140
69
146
147
25
5
442
197
525
571
!'l
3,239
18,771
2,940
2,896
2,871
4,949
580
180
12,486
6,560
22,667
21,581
44
239
121
41
23
74
36
20
277
47
147
65
is
504
272
184
36
461
281
145
966
260
285
105
46
277
6
141
46
42
77
40
5
197
46
87
75
17
107,215
13,700
5,825
1,430
1,105
13,491
2,395
20
4,246
1,044
685
505
18
328
655
182
208
619
110
425
5
446
223
221
10
292
l:i
541,173
1,148,815
347,295
587,085
2,176,195
110,025
1,812,318
500
576,900
729,730
88,175
1,350
111,161
50
122
528
111
23
99
157
10
5
338
167
490
461
51
894
4,150
1,551
626
864
1,060
110
50
3,125
1,306
4,125
3,577
52
156
608
116
52
129
147
10
5
413
187
515
566
53
2,684
12,083
2,234
1,194
2,616
3,165
260
100
8,725
4,177
14,770
15,317
54
188
6
75
26
22
39
30
141
26
21
30
55
119,391
14,000
5,650
1,585
964
14,590
1,910
4,795
1,408
258
575
56
10
60
10
5
15
20
6
21
21
10
15
57
60
645
35
10
105
705
60
240
895
180
120
58
246
545
172
163
560
75
447
10
257
203
131
5
150
59
1,229,925
438,465
122,510
254,865
1,056,975
66,480
1,774,795
340,250
552,380
337,730
126,755
625
68,980
60
222
550
157
163
564
95
435
5
271
198
131
5
165
61
6,556,860
14,991,635
4,194,055
7,734,355
28,061,130
1,059,150
24,198,950
5,000
7,172,550
9,267,840
982,350
18,250
1,410,670
62
96
543
85
43
78
122
5
5
337
152
515
551
63
1,297,279
7,921,710
1,442,180
2,477,708
1,231,645
1,898,505
262,820
111,690
5,193,655
2,899,435
10,113,783
9,271,300
64
15
80
15
16
20
25
6
31
22
10
26
65
550
5,480
485
730
1,660
10,450
410
2,290
5,680
1,895
1,400
66
952
21
1,008
461
427
1,096
371
550
106
907
440
625
106
714
67
12,001,780
314,500
10,897,578
5,446,280
7,212,470
15,461,201
3,056,326
10,220,855
1,181,750
8,732,890
6,104,179
7,044,494
1,447,078
5,920,936
68
3,980,903
115,000
6,426,109
1,735,189
2,809,744
8,907,330
1,104,596
8,164,975
133,650
3,748,180
3,337,840
3,468,635
8,500
2,396,940
69
2,237,339
105,000
1,470,940
484,990
521,045
1,226,581
306,675
915,130
44,685
893,850
965,860
1,396,322
1,300
1,419,335
70
108,305
107,280
54,385
47,170
146,601
13,330
21,760
32,000
233,060
51,410
66,580
2,775
61,805
71
4,306,324
62,000
2,139,960
2,241,345
3,049,835
3,714,031
1,116,250
860,075
601,000
2,954,325
1,100,115
1,608,767
899,095
1,363,150
72
851,439
22,000
584,263
363,898
393,297
820,949
236,695
204,820
62,465
609,065
320,465
407,150
263, 650
559,645
73
517,470
10,500
169,026
566,473
391,379
645,709
278,780
54,095
307,950
294,410
328,489
97,040
271,758
120,061
74
346
1
700
188
85
326
141
30
5
609
188
485
541
75
4,737
60
18,800
6,890
1,743
8,842
2,857
755
125
17, 281
5,671
11,020
17,660
76
71
10
117
82
187
5
81
20
77
840
55
4,203
3,254
8,072
225
1,004
470
78
21,620
1,600
113,503
94,556
201,510
2,500
26,995
10,310
79
55
496
228
169
288
45
5
240
152
25
220
80
475
6,425
6,134
4,396
8,396
500
75
2,861
2,224
105
3,390
81
12,350
182,995
216,188
135,623
285,000
12,990
3,150
95,267
60,955
3,700
126,325
82
4,891
...
35,514
7,630
2,001
7,648
8,404
2,055
13,755
17,569
31,486
27,800
83
500
10
36
85
76
240
82
40
30
363
41
40
15
66
84
4,952,600
100,000
151,000
402,600
1,191,855
2,183,460
626,790
112,880
60,375
4,492,462
191,625
115,295
50,000
384,875
85
118
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1859 are based on reports
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
Estimated number of farms 1950 .
1954.
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age numlier 1950 .
Under 25 years number 1059 .
'25 to 34 years number 1050.
35 to 44 years number 1059 .
45 to 51 years number 1950 .
55 to 64 years number 1959 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
Average ape years 1059 .
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operators- .
VYorking off their farms operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 or more days operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Farms by tenure of operator:
Full owners ■ number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 . ,
1954.
All tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Cash tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Share-cash tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Crop-share tenants number 1959.
1954.
Livestock-share tenants number 1959.
1954.
Other and unspecified tenants 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.
Other field-crop number 1959 .
Vegetable 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.
Livestock 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 If number 1959 .
Class HI 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 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, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959.
1054.
Vegetables sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Forost products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 .
1954 .
Dairy products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959 .
1054.
15,463
22,695
15,158
162
1,187
3,136
3,993
3,843
2,837
52.2
5,698
8,615
4,516
6,931
5,518
6,286
10,884
17,652
3,068
3,254
212
189
1,299
1,591
857
901
55
72
86
147
50
93
251
378
1,023
521
502
1,553
637
3,593
2,744
514
438
4,961
11,721
1,139
2,563
3,430
2,311
1,723
555
3,742
2,611
1,101
30
231,068,767
242,032,805
14,943
10,665
94,925,889
94,884,866
20,663,555
22,911,143
29,964,785
33,218,407
18,617,753
16,088,432
25,679,796
22,666,884
136, 142, 878
147,147,939
67,790,331
79,687,004
53,060,783
52,384,019
15,291,764
15,076,916
1,050
1,288
1,052
10
74
235
302
266
165
51.6
401
451
324
300
376
305
834
1,081
198
174
3
3
15
21
10
16
57
89
409
40
308
131
280
185
120
30
235
135
100
U, 679,436
14, 086, 967
13,980
10,937
6,724,298
6,478,983
1,256,605
1,777,213
1,199,749
1,739,670
2,851,441
1,876,603
1,416,503
1,085,497
7,955,138
7,607,984
7,757,947
7,468,870
7,870
46,281
189,321
92,833
412
532
370
3
29
73
112
98
55
51.8
150
206
106
171
126
171
355
475
27
45
10
1
20
26
20
18
20
258
317
46
76
50
85
35
25
95
70
25
7,168,827
7,512,958
17,400
14,122
5,963,400
5,592,353
55
23,469
839,174
1,012,473
490,091
556,436
4,634,080
3,999,975
1,205,427
1,920,605
687,518
1,170,012
225,000
365,916
292,909'
384,677
1,313
1,832
1,336
12
98
303
342
316
265
52.2
587
849
461
682
552
601
888
1,407
277
285
28
19
120
124
70
72
10
5
5
3
5
12
30
32
120
105
149
283
80
268
25
355
1,006
138
226
296
175
136
35
307
220
20,438,631
21, 546, 541
15.566
11,761
11,636,684
11,781,358
1,701,082
1,870,025
3,786,013
3,898,445
5,124,546
5,118,436
1,025,043
894,452
8,801,947
9,765,183
1,209,520
2,134,873
5,906,155
6,260,504
1,686,272
1,369,806
385
635
371
3
34
67
91
104
72
52.7
147
270
129
240
149
175
312
535
68
94
20
191
235
15
20
65
75
35
25
150
110
40
4,209,697
5,648,307
10,934
t>, 895
2,723,701
2,769,830
349,504
757,618
603,978
697,251
1,191,748
980,414
578,471
334,547
1,485,996
2,878,477
1,199,417
2,418,873
80,400
303,452
206,179
156,152
289
312
251
2
14
42
63
72
58
54.5
123
130
99
105
138
75
198
219
66
80
138
2
30
20
31
45
10
151
86
65
1,676,283
2,069,779
5,800
6,634
614,885
786,668
118,248
137,591
378,481
524,906
23,180
58,391
94,976
65,780
1,061,398
1,283,111
596,948
978,911
1,750
130,591
462,700
173,609
1,670
2,257
1,590
15
117
347
432
423
256
51.9
542
775
412
630
567
465
1,230
1,888
350
289
9
10
81
50
35
14
3
15
23
3
31
7
110
20
321
13
652
110
60
404
1,344
107
332
445
265
150
45
326
235
90
1
27,262.696
26,149,577
16,325
11,586
14,097,636
13,556,188
1,803,303
1,787,804
8,584,940
9,652,967
1,228,234
540,330
2,481,159
1,575,087
13,165,060
12,5»3,J«9
10,878,459
11,092,175
2,009,740
1,240,322
276,861
260,892
NEW JERSEY
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954
119
for only a sample of farms.
See text]
Gloucester
Hudjan
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
1,227
21
1,503
617
582
1,391
517
665
186
1,157
667
743
141
839
1
1,640
54
2,125
817
1,170
2,497
1,002
1,204
340
1,466
1,060
1,005
210
1,093
2
1,241
16
1,449
606
578
1,384
522
658
190
1,170
598
751
139
800
3
9
15
6
9
6
1
4
15
10
27
3
11
i
114
2
126
43
35
80
49
24
14
105
46
82
11
85
s
264
3
287
123
122
263
100
98
31
251
122
188
25
179
6
335
5
357
165
141
353
142
171
51
294
161
194
43
220
7
292
3
349
140
160
400
121
224
53
285
150
159
34
172
8
227
3
315
129
120
279
104
140
37
220
109
101
23
133
9
51.7
51.3
52.6
52.8
53.3
53.5
52.1
55.3
53.4
51.8
51.9
49.1
52.1
50.4
10
451
4
594
256
228
480
204
219
75
489
239
214
36
242
11
580
815
360
485
790
576
441
135
610
505
311
40
236
12
338
2
489
205
178
380
169
175
64
380
207
163
28
194
1!
480
630
240
405
655
511
331
135
450
450
241
35
195
14
388
599
248
239
452
199
193
78
461
286
177
46
212
15
500
690
205
405
571
446
225
115
415
435
206
45
196
It
856
6
1,061
377
434
1,044
343
586
141
777
485
367
108
407
17
1,238
38
1,654
556
870
2,087
749
1,125
269
1,046
804
625
177
682
18
284
302
153
128
245
98
52
30
253
126
163
21
227
l!l
273
1
389
169
122
258
161
52
29
242
161
163
16
239
20
12
20
17
8
27
16
1
2
16
18
12
5
21
8
17
9
12
16
16
8
1
6
14
20
5
13
22
75
15
120
70
12
75
60
26
15
125
40
195
200
23
89
13
144
94
66
125
97
29
15
184
56
213
10
186
24
40
15
95
50
6
45
35
11
15
70
30
145
140
25
58
11
86
5
51
5
31
68
5
50
14
8
61
10
37
150
5
122
20
28
27
1
15
4
' 4
3
2
1
1
13
1
6
12
28
5
10
6
10
5
20
10
29
8
5
9
11
12
2
2
51
25
3
15
17
5
so
31
3
5
2
3
3
1
1
22
2
29
6
32
30
20
5
15
25
10
10
35
25
13
19
2
33
28
17
39
44
11
4
37
16
25
5
29
11
75
30
96
104
201
15
85
15
15
'15
15
30
61
50
110
10
75
15
15
M
37
60
35
54
91
5
10
38
39
315
10
1
20
46
115
51
20
15
242
10
5
10
41
li
77
10
7
12
26
15
23
15
25
6
II
0.5
345
97
162
510
45
437
10
182
142
55
50
42
75
511
75
22
52
112
5
5
312
141
500
531
43
112
6
71
15
5
52
50
41
25
20
20
11
30
15
50
21
51
15
" ',
25
16
10
35
45
U
328
5
520
257
210
384
229
160
156
270
303
128
131
141
47
952
21
1,008
461
427
1,096
371
550
106
907
440
625
106
714
18
130
1
73
29
66
126
30
62
16
77
35
35
21
44
11
210
5
215
111
66
225
40
146
20
195
85
215
20
195
50
227
15
260
150
100
305
101
161
5
265
135
240
30
250
51
200
245
70
85
190
95
110
25
150
80
75
10
120
52
125
155
91
80
195
60
41
30
180
80
45
20
85
53
60
40
10
30
55
45
30
10
40
25
15
5
20
M
275
495
156
155
295
146
115
80
250
227
118
35
125
55
195
400
120
120
185
90
65
50
180
145
85
25
95
56
80
95
35
1
30
5
110
50
6
50
30
70
80
2
26
7
10
30
57
58
20,037,584
625,330
17,264,352
8,851,360
12,301,777
24,033,997
6,077,396
12,043,850
1,925,686
16,059,817
7,501,649
12,477,563
2,545,330
12,546,105
59
18,181,454
3,663,583
17,806,068
9,217,712
13,360,567
27,799,505
7,443,656
15,009,367
2,279,700
14,127,089
7,569,812
12,318,262
3,298,879
11,193,611
to
16,331
29,778
11,487
14,346
21,137
17,278
11,755
18,111
10,353
13,881
11,247
16,793
18,052
14,954
61
11,086
67,844
8,379
11,282
11,419
11,133
7,429
12,466
6,705
9,636
7,141
12,257
15,709
10,241
62
11,178,067
191,330
1,653,506
5,103,366
6,677,683
9,752,073
2,853,375
561,464
1,155,869
6,878,092
1,466,821
544,315
2,492,308
1,720,926
63
10,366,650
344,300
2,217,412
5,124,999
6,341,738
10, 061, 091
3,098,889
918,210
1,285,585
6,311,864
1,508,639
499,773
2,975,701
2,039,653
fil
1,000,892
1,135,293
3,003,578
2,829,272
3,929,363
106,763
131,578
2,759
1,930,819
533,417
124,035
3,605
703,384
65
1,626,015
1,589,342
3,147,433
2,679,679
3,745,916
153,234
321,163
5,897
1,777,859
765,902
137,128
4,149
597,858
66
5,241,816
19,200
202,779
368,873
793,054
1,510,991
798,387
77,212
241,405
4,506,759
70,305
83,759
173,600
342,492
117
5,816,790
40,500
224,973
427,191
628,710
1,717,132
764,288
105,568
298,698
4,288,715
82,343
112,001
193,464
757,422
Us
3,645,045
157,422
382,791
484,154
1,703,640
222,422
251,078
80,677
126,028
127,761
227,827
10, 502
286,655
69
2,385,022
174,052
390,908
682,434
1,988,098
243,738
378,966
55,934
95,267
134,571
183,974
12,375
229,405
7M
1,290,314
172,130
158,012
1,348,124
2,571,203
2,608,079
1,725,803
101,596
831,028
314,486
735,338
108,694
2,304,601
388,395
71
538,823
303,800
229,045
1,159,467
2,350,915
2,609,945
1,937,629
112,513
925,056
150,023
525,823
66,670
2,765,713
454,968
72
8,859,517
434,000
15,610,846
3,747,994
5,624,094
14,281,924
3,224,021
11,482,386
769,817
9,181,725
6,034,828
11,933,248
53,022
10,825,179
73
7,814,804
3,319,283
15,588,656
4,092,713
7,018,829
17,738,414
4,344,767
14, 091,157
994, 115
7,815,225
6,061,173
11,818,489
323,178
9,153,958
74
3,509,609
6,051,300
1,719,259
2,681,835
12,099,256
710,965
11,143,611
638,259
2,921,940
2,589,279
549,902
49,462
550,756
75
4,069,501
658
6,475,725
1,890,727
3,384,963
14,712,952
1,028,006
13,764,124
766,169
3,134,680
2,649,534
820,265
216,393
771,529
76
1,307,589
7,926,080
1,513,355
2,649,738
1,239,530
2,077,865
272,060
114,690
5,195,905
2,908,180
10,211,826
9,271,300
77
1,248,223
15,000
7,798,133
1,752,716
3,084,749
2,171,115
2,797,659
251,759
206,657
4,073,268
2,787,279
10,035,811
72,815
7,609,269
78
4,042,319
434,000
1,633,466
515,380
292,521
943,138
435,191
66,715
16,868
1,063,880
537,369
1,171,520
3,560
1,003,123
79
2,497,080
3,303,425
1,314,798
449,270
549,117
854,347
519,102
75,274
21,289
607,277
624,360
962,413
33,970
773,160
80
120
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
Item
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland Essex
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
1
15,463
22,695
1,050
1,288
412
532
1,313
1,832
385
635
289
312
1,670
2,257 ]
88
56
2
1954 . . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
3
2,173
1
237
10
37
4
1954...
2,415
5
212
10
57
5
number 1959 .. .
2,239
1
252
10
37
6
1954 .. .
2,449
5
212
10
57
7
2,101
1
6
251
30
15
97
B
1954 . . .
1,933
11
6
176
74
9
number 1959 . . .
2,179
1
11
257
30
15
112
in
1954 . . .
1,973
11
6
176
83
11
3,149
2,964
5
11
6
328
273
15
25
5
5
115
69
12
1954 . . .
la
number 1959 . . .
3,258
5
11
350
15
5
121
n
1951 . . .
3,024
6
290
25
5
69
15
1,918
1
213
62
16
1954 . . .
1,635
1
119
5
32
17
number 1959...
2,109
1
252
73
18
1954 . . .
1,701
1
126
5
37
19
11,552
15,062
720
673
295
331
1,129
1,366
230
340
208
207
1,108
1,272
63
110
20
1954 . . .
21
number 1959 .. .
20,934
1,389
539
2,049
409
368
2,334
L12
22
1954 . . .
24,445
1,166
545
2,332
530
360
2,235
L45
23
11,924
15,356
664
628
268
332
1,216
1,516
255
360
233
257
1,023
1,247
62
85
24
1954 . . .
25
number 1959...
29,525
1,641
583
3,339
487
424
2,964
138
26
1954 .. .
30,310
1,306
605
3,199
565
368
2,870
L40
27
10,731
554
170
1,156
200
188
933
37
28
number 1959 .. .
24,735
1,343
303
3,005
396
358
2,473
78
29
4,047
248
90
312
102
106
326
10
30
6,684
306
80
844
98
82
607
27
31
10,617
13,196
554
548
160
237
1,143
1,401
200
305
188
212
928
987
37
75
32
1954 . . .
33
number 1959 . . .
23,583
1,266
271
2,849
385
350
2,372
68
34
1954 . . .
24,208
987
365
2,704
465
290
2,106
L05
35
915
776
48
58
22
10
123
83
6
15
6
6
51
57
10
36
1954 . . .
37
number 1959 .. .
1,152
77
32
156
11
8
101
10
38
1954 . . .
1,009
81
10
150
15
7
116
39
3,962
227
177
293
76
61
418
40
40
1951 . . .
4,703
202
210
312
80
71
612
35
41
number 1959 . . .
4,790
298
280
334
91
66
491
60
42
1954 . . .
5,093
238
230
345
85
71
648
35
13
13,446
889
370
1,104
310
246
1,432
62
■11
1954 .. .
18,966
933
456
1,626
450
252
1,725
L20
45
number 1959 . . .
18,572
1,119
553
1,511
420
297
1,844
88
48
1954 . . .
28, 666
1,221
735
2,580
600
323
2,268
175
47
14,472
974
401
1,159
344
263
1,594
78
48
1954 .. .
19,932
1,093
477
1,495
560
272
1,956
151
49
8,857
9,924
498
397
152
165
749
751
210
240
147
121
796
703
16
41
50
1954 . . .
51
3,008
10
288
15
136
52
1954 . . .
3,804
15
5
384
50
5
132
5
53
3,019
10
288
15
131
5
54
Crop drier {for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . . .
157
10
12
55
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting 1959 . . .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
4,185
47
26
421
26
30
259
56
12,863
885
381
1,057
320
246
1,593
83
57
1950...
18,107
891
635
1,426
712
308
2,121
156
58
1,016
71
15
91
15
10
32
5
59
1950...
2,004
185
10
115
41
50
110
60
1,408
2,839
70
170
10
20
156
233
30
75
31
5
45
35
1
61
1950...
62
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,031
55
10
110
25
21
35
63
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting 1959 . . .
377
15
46
5
10
10
64
372
15
46
5
10
10
65
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959 . . .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
5
d I f e i 1959
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5 12/6-12
/12
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION'
67
13,091
866
350
1,059
295
216
1,364
82
68
1954 . . .
20,474
1,148
467
1,550
545
287
2,039
141
69
persons 1959 . . .
20,539
1,437
525
1,481
468
299
2,222
112
70
1954 .. .
34,067
2,103
847
2,399
935
522
3,627
171
71
12,759
826
350
1,004
295
215
1,339
82
72
1954 . . .
19,839
1,133
442
1,535
520
277
1,929
131
73
2,274
10,485
140
686
45
305
132
872
60
235
45
170
165
1,174
15
67
74
75
Unpaid members of operator's family
5,898
458
137
402
123
81
721
25
76
persons 1959 . . .
7,780
611
175
477
173
84
883
30
77
5,447
8,956
263
513
181
156
517
746
75
195
47
92
589
971
32
66
78
1954 . . .
79
persons 1959 . . .
14,851
769
582
1,683
196
64
1,650
140
80
19S1 . . .
35,396
2,376
467
4,917
940
235
5,066
173
81
Regular workers (employed 1.10 or more days) . . . farms reporting 1959 .. .
4,318
203
151
407
50
32
424
32
82
1954 . . .
5,894
297
91
485
85
57
527
41
83
persons 1959 . . .
10, 530
607
419
1,050
112
39
1,090
108
84
1954...
Farms reporting by number of rogular hired workers:
15,505
985
309
1,373
160
68
1,943
108
85
2,498
1,820
125
78
60
91
212
195
20
30
30
2
276
148
10
22
86
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
87
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 . . .
13,703
937
295
1,095
342
200
1,502
70
88
1954 .. .
21,440
1,220
511
1,618
639
307
2,165
136
1,056
91
71
202
16
20
55
11
90 1954 . . .
1,031
50
32
206
18
7
41
18
1For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
NEW JERSEY
121
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
on reports for only a sample of fam
s. See text]
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
1,227
21
1,503
617
582
1,391
517
665 It
6
1,157
667
743
141
839
1
1,640
54
2,125
817
1,170
2,497
1,002
1,204 3i
'-'
1,466
1,060
1,005
210
1,093
2
56
486
217
101
233
100
20
101
179
64
331
3
65
540
266
174
260
75
10
90
268
72
311
4
56
496
222
101
233
100
20
106
185
64
356
5
70
545
266
176
275
75
10
90
274
72
312
g
41
453
113
59
189
46
25
226
175
49
325
7
55
450
136
83
215
40
31
190
184
6
276
8
41
463
113
59
199
46
25
231
181
50
345
9
55
460
141
84
215
45
36
190
184
<
281
10
83
678
167
63
122
147
15
223
229
417
526
11
60
620
162
67
160
160
35
5
195
280
359
483
12
83
694
172
63
136
147
20
223
234
428
551
13
65
620
167
68
165
165
40
5
195
286
368
485
14
36
373
67
28
63
103
5
'
147
112
307
396
15
50
295
87
34
95
92
15
5
125
119
284
5
272
IS
36
419
83
31
65
114
5
5
167
112
319
427
17
50
295
92
51
95
102
15
5
125
124
299
5
274
18
977
16
1,127
437
426
1,005
397
454 1
.6
952
472
638
69
703
19
1,220
54
1,365
587
800
1,687
572
789 li
0
1,111
650
760
135
853
20
2,291
19
1,675
832
808
1,830
783
565 1<
8
1,689
705
1,129
123
1,087
21
2,340
187
2,000
978
1,418
2,593
927
962 2(
0
1,790
913
1,193
195
1,356
22
1,029
15
1,332
565
453
950
437
272 ]_
11
971
542
693
80
733
23
1,250
24
1,665
647
825
1,366
707
473 1
lO
1,121
755
835
150
953
24
2,490
35
3,144
1,390
1,161
2,248
1,036
437 2
>8
2,471
1,245
1,774
168
2,092
2:
2,360
29
3,175
1,374
1,581
2,558
1,319
654 2
,5
2,435
1,450
1,748
235
2,094
26
969
10
1,212
515
383
850
382
202 1
6
936
497
678
55
718
27
2,239
20
2,627
1,138
916
1,890
813
327 1(
)8
2,191
965
1,553
100
1,892
28
387
455
195
146
379
182
119 (
.?>
285
236
216
22
166
29
582
10
757
320
237
471
200
83
1
651
261
462
33
552
30
964
10
1,212
515
368
830
377
197 I
6
936
492
662
55
703
31
1,160
24
1,450
592
690
1,156
537
298 L
5
1,076
635
760
90
848
32
2,160
20
2,535
1,098
856
1,811
728
305 1
B
2,149
935
1,429
99
1,794
33
2,145
24
2,620
1,182
1,240
2,000
929
405 1.
15
2,135
1,107
1,407
120
1,737
"■I
66
82
40
36
69
63
17
5
37
29
122
1
82
35
30
1
55
5
21
85
65
21
5
16
32
105
106
id
79
92
40
60
79
85
22
5
42
30
124
1
98
37
35
5
55
5
39
110
65
21
5
19
32
128
111
38
193
15
457
196
195
309
153
110
15
275
258
190
54
180
SO
180
490
171
262
411
280
226
10
266
297
207
95
216
■in
251
15
517
252
245
358
223
110 1
iO
280
280
221
68
200
41
180
500
187
302
448
325
228 1
)5
281
311
213
115
246
42
1,061
16
1,383
527
532
1,176
451
544 1
)6
1,025
612
678
104
758
43
1,395
54
1,770
681
1,035
2,082
887
1,003 2
10
1,250
959
905
175
928
11
1,450
26
2,001
866
750
1,651
729
630 1
(8
1,206
995
994
163
1,081
13
2,085
144
2,785
1,210
1,432
3,087
1,630
1,220 4
L5
1,715
1,779
1,519
270
1,473
46
1,164
21
1,392
597
552
1,331
477
614 1
>6
1,087
656
698
141
763
47
1,455
39
1,820
767
985
2,312
912
1,154 3
X)
1,286
950
905
205
838
48
737
1,131
360
280
695
349
299
iO
750
463
528
20
617
49
745
25
1,255
432
449
1,016
481
437 1'
,5
720
553
600
55
593
50
91
542
101
32
69
133
5
LO
327
147
532
570
.1
105
680
166
62
140
181
30 ]
5
375
233
618
5
598
52
86
561
96
28
83
143
5 :
LO
332
152
498
576
53
6
17
21
12
33
12
19
15
54
133
699
239
100
262
154
114
5
394
263
487
526
55
1,094
20
925
541
500
1,091
420
601 1.
11
1,022
568
582
141
662
56
1,507
72
1,115
769
924
1,785
704
968 3
!7
1,113
809
569
251
885
57
67
261
25
29
134
51
12
>0
25
26
66
61
ik
175
1
320
80
90
166
71
65
120
105
175
125
v
41
306
41
45
161
31
46
>5
105
65
95
105
60
110
665
95
140
290
95
45
10
96
172
301
10
251
61
41
196
36
40
90
26
46
>5
95
45
70
65
61?
110
5
5
71
5
10
20
25
40
1111
110
5
5
71
5
5
5
20
25
40
64
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5
11/22-11/28 11/29-12
/5
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5
11^2-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
66
993
21
1,352
526
495
1,154
457
561 1
66
962
604
701
119
748
»7
1,515
54
1,940
651
1,047
2,302
866
1,134 3
25
1,356
943
974
205
985
68
1,501
31
2,263
772
766
1,784
706
942 2
56
1,379
980
1,161
149
1,305
69
2,565
141
3,210
1,016
1,814
3,890
1,241
2,031 4
75
2,111
1,425
1,609
340
1,595
70
988
21
1,331
516
485
1,144
447
536 1
51
942
574
661
109
743
71
1,450
54
1,870
621
997
2,257
826
1,104 3
20
1,326
923
954
195
975
72
187
1
290
136
80
195
105
61
15
225
130
81
25
141
73
801
20
1,041
380
405
949
342
475 1
36
717
444
580
84
602
74
374
5
702
206
211
505
146
331
80
339
291
330
40
391
75
513
10
932
256
281
640
259
406 1
05
437
406
500
40
562
If,
426
11
533
227
170
476
186
264
76
387
230
313
81
363
77
700
54
675
317
465
1,067
342
499 1
05
631
319
475
115
453
7k
1,323
33
996
814
791
1,351
550
525 2
28
991
533
705
369
558
711
3,875
200
1,160
1,131
2,241
4,564
953
1,162 2
35
1,930
823
1,027
670
1,281
BO
340
6
443
191
114
386
146
198
46
337
205
248
51
308
81
480
39
490
222
255
742
262
349
65
360
234
385
85
343
B2
902
13
785
538
609
995
436
351 1
23
701
393
559
242
458
B3
1,620
175
815
526
962
1,479
793
507 1
00
815
590
741
525
911
84
185
286
106
60
208
70
133
21
195
126
146
10
220
85
155
6
157
85
54
178
76
65
26
142
79
102
41
88
SB
1,125
13
1,326
559
529
1,246
465
607 1
76
1,075
547
715
116
763
87
1,535
41
2,121
777
1,021
2,353
972
1,152 :
04
1,377
999
978
174
1,040
BS
65
3
55
38
47
79
29
46
13
87
30
30
27
41
99
57
11
61
47
36
101
37
55
10
91
28
38
31
56
90
122
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
USE OF CflMMFRCUL FERTILIZER AND LftfE
1
Coninicrcin] fertilizer and fertilizinp
9,146
494
204
1,093
206
15f
781
41
o
1954 . . .
12,830
547
296
1,387
310
191
989
86
3
acres on which used 1959 . . .
523,143
18,048
1,682
72,538
6,375
7,15;
57,890
640
4
1954 . . .
612,654
14,945
3,555
71,850
9,145
4,85.
55,956
767
5
tons 1959. ..
203,952
13,841
791
27,633
3,248
3,46'
1 31,798
231
6
1954 . . .
237,729
10,100
2,164
25,766
4,092
2,00.
41,025
362
7
9,121
199,849
494
13,841
204
756
1,093
27,580
191
3,190
15f
3,46'
776
' 28,166
41
231
8
tons 1959...
9
203
35
16
20
52
10
tons 1959. ..
Crops on which used—
4,103
35
53
58
3,632
11
3,127
4,142
30
42
394
50
3<
) 187
12
1954 . . .
25
36
444
75
2!
) 181
5
13
acres 1959 . . .
112,034
105
390
17,774
485
1,01(
) 6,156
14
1954 . . .
119,435
125
445
15,921
1,100
7(
) 2,760
40
15
3,127
30
42
394
50
3<
) 187
16
tons 1959...
28,364
42
106
4,273
171
36<
) 1,923
17
15
5
16
tons 1959 . . .
38
10
19
633
5
21
5
20
1954 . . .
944
15
5
117
1
) 55
21
acres 1959. . .
12,720
20
345
125
22
1954...
18,611
100
30
2,938
4
705
23
633
5
21
5
24
tons 1959...
2,544
5
59
50
25
26
tons 1959 . . .
27
28
4,639
41
1
514
80
6.
286
1954 .. .
7,387
111
51
756
95
10
> 439
10
29
acres 1959. . .
122,799
380
54
19,932
1,350
1,40
> 6,660
30
1954...
169,857
835
235
19,590
1,710
1,52
i 7,269
30
31
4,639
31,982
41
132
1
23
514
6,031
80
336
6.
66<
! 286
► 1,789
32
tons 1959 . . .
33
70
5
30
.14
tons 1959...
116
10
52
35
2,019
182
5
66
36
1954 .. .
2,748
171
5
25
37
acres 1959 . . .
37,133
3,452
50
805
:'.k
1954 .. .
45,999
1,959
80
190
39
2,019
182
5
66
40
tons 1959...
7,642
895
13
177
41
42
tons 1959...
43
663
40
91
30
4
72
44
1954...
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
Hi
1 HA
HA
45
acres 1959. . .
22, 115
280
2,367
120
13
i 1,342
46
1954 . . .
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HI
L HA
HA
47
663
40
91
30
4
72
48
tons 1959...
25,417
293
2,456
106
14(
1,480
49
10
10
50
tons 1959...
18
18
51
5,991
216,342
459
17,263
173
1,238
791
28,668
141
4,370
i6f
4,60-
> 640
' 42,802
'41
640
52
acres 1959. . .
53
5,956
103,900
459
13,369
163
627
791
13,866
126
2,564
101
2,29.
635
22,747
41
231
54
tons 1959...
55
138
35
11
20
27
56
tons 1959...
3,931
35
43
58
3,552
57
Lime or limine materials used during the year farms reporting 1959 . . .
4,252
133
115
519
111
61
332
21
5 A
1954...
5,954
231
146
565
145
4
581
50
59
acres limed 1959...
116,758
3,899
435
20,312
1,585
1,65
) 12,401
160
60
1954...
125,920
2,240
1,795
13,345
1,570
261
) 19,850
365
61
tons 1959...
115,674
1,656
395
19,336
1,553
1,28.
13,473
92
B2
1954...
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
113,253
2,010
1,335
14,538
1,520
29
> 18,000
220
63
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting 1959 . . .
15,393
1,050
412
1,308
380
28<
1 1,665
83
64
10,429
599
137
677
227
15.
1,089
17
65
1954...
16,816
870
237
1,074
415
20
3 1,629
61
66
dollars 1959 . . .
70,225,952
5,219,032
1,398,212
2,945,416
898,680
730,00
10, 692, 859
323,890
07
1954...
88,831,123
7,095,865
976,470
3,140,945
1,113,375
1,138,74
11,447,005
139,225
KK
7,059
409
112
488
147
9,
772
17
69
dollars 1959 . . .
15,299,880
533,471
277,143
807,729
136,240
87,70(
) 1,029,930
38,795
70
4,833
125
21
615
72
5
t 466
71
1954...
8,492
427
40
1,020
155
10]
699
5
72
dollars 1959 . . .
1,637,713
61,095
2,535
274,476
11,910
18,01
222,936
73
1954 . . .
2,051,061
84,125
2,145
378,565
25,865
29,46
1 142,515
50
74
2,574
91
15
226
56
3]
218
75
1,927
18
6
320
15
2(
) 217
76
332
16
69
1
(
> 31
77
9,639
630
277
973
170
14f
1,170
53
78
1954 . . .
12,318
663
252
1,197
245
16'
f 1,276
81
79
dollars 1959...
42,603,793
2,786,244
1,660,330
4,444,745
551,140
258,75
5,670,478
342,650
80
1954...
41,742,062
2,158,923
833,605
4,940,107
481,350
235,63
4,323,850
317,200
81
3,515
236
90
326
80
101
465
5
B2
1954 . . .
5,327
310
120
431
125
11
605
40
83
51,000 to 52.499 farms reporting 1959. ..
2,284
220
70
185
35
1
311
15
84
1954 . . .
3,085
180
55
260
75
X
335
15
85
3,840
174
117
462
55
3.
394
33
86
1954 . . .
3,906
173
77
506
45
2.
336
26
87
1,654
55
40
231
20
1
165
15
88
2,186
119
77
231
35
1'
r 229
18
89
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
15,133
1,035
402
1,298
365
28=
1,640
78
90
1951 .. .
17,553
973
432
1,587
465
23'
t 1 , 532
111
91
dollars 1959. . .
9,183,559
564,476
333,473
825,920
168,460
110,91
1,077,885
45,250
92
1954 .. .
8,872,849
402,350
127,810
827,460
127,815
102, 76C
1,011,765
38,194
93
7,387
340
210
670
193
15!
758
57
94
dollars 1959 . . .
6,471,473
,
453,134
295,510
501,194
121,405
85,95(
789,929
55,500
NA Not available.
NEW JERSEY
123
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
a sample of farms. See textj
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
805
945
438
336
717
285
156
110
866
354
497
68
592
1
1,090
10
1,250
577
714
1,231
502
277
110
1,076
575
624
185
803
2
42,601
49,843
34,079
18,378
48,812
10,961
2,968
595
57,797
21,237
28,698
359
42,490
3
49,985
75
64,185
39,646
38,976
62,120
16,393
5,397
830
64,015
31,262
29,550
1,025
48,122
4
19,797
11,303
12,590
9,470
21,507
3,089
1,083
295
23,909
4,152
6,478
174
9,096
5
23,956
110
13,428
13,974
18,117
23,975
4,465
1,366
304
27,939
6,226
6,139
684
11,534
6
805
945
438
336
717
285
156
105
866
354
497
68
592
7
19,558
11,303
12,590
9,465
a, 507
3,089
1,083
294
23,844
4,152
6,478
174
9,081
8
25
15
5
30
5
9
239
5
1
65
15
10
163
442
146
73
173
105
55
376
132
352
10
367
11
270
515
257
158
310
196
65
15
440
289
414
5
422
15
4,730
14,115
5,385
1,973
5,613
4,125
1,240
14,585
6,892
12,716
100
14,640
13
4,185
16,090
6,680
5,440
6,670
7,515
1,015
155
12,700
9,284
14,145
50
15,045
14
163
442
146
73
173
105
55
376
132
352
10
367
15
1,712
3,163
1,381
620
1,566
1,006
389
4,435
10
28
1,111
2,821
20
3,265
16
17
16
io
136
35
16
42
36
5
60
75
117
70
19
50
135
27
36
85
30
20
145
57
81
76
20
170
1,850
1,455
270
1,070
865
15
1,500
1,825
2,245
965
a
615
2,945
700
450
1,655
555
175
2,910
1,623
1,700
1,465
22
10
136
35
16
42
36
5
60
75
117
70
23
60
368
181
56
259
185
2
312
413
404
190
24
25
311
749
222
103
349
142
30
5
639
227
407
471
211
27
600
1,075
402
334
680
241
115
15
835
398
522
10
593
28
5,092
18,420
7,330
2,008
8,924
2,476
660
125
16,441
6,081
9,611
15,850
29
8,520
23,600
12,135
8,656
20,815
4,327
1,980
210
22,300
8,465
10,440
110
17,105
30
311
749
222
103
349
142
30
5
639
227
407
471
31
1,575
4,315
1,775
648
2,972
649
168
30
4,368
1,234
1,967
3,306
32
5
25
5
33
5
34
15
34
45
486
237
146
257
40
5
173
167
10
200
35
85
735
312
268
325
75
20
200
301
25
201
36
420
6,355
6,276
3,906
7,495
460
75
2,139
2,425
50
3,225
37
780
9,045
7,285
7,616
8,650
555
110
2,755
4,260
190
2,524
38
45
486
237
146
257
40
5
173
167
10
200
39
131
1,345
997
941
1,551
84
5
493
439
20
551
40
u
50
n
'to
132
5
41
1
10
5
42
43
MA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
'ha
HA
'ha
HA
HA
NA
HA
HA
44
140
4,345
3,945
8,255
175
1,005
1
5
5
45
HA
HA
KA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
HA
46
50
71
70
132
5
41
1
10
5
17
128
5,288
4,540
9,674
230
1,066
1
4
3
46
19
629
484
263
237
416
174
81
105
494
188
154
58
357
50
51
32,049
9,103
9,288
6,276
17,455
3,035
803
470
22,127
4,013
4,071
259
7,805
52
629
484
263
237
416
174
81
100
494
188
154
58
357
53
15,952
2,112
2,968
2,660
5,485
1,165
289
264
13,170
954
1,262
154
1,766
54
20
15
5
5
55
234
5
1
3
56
332
10
364
238
147
363
135
60
70
442
218
318
47
216
57
620
545
261
299
540
147
140
45
600
285
393
95
221
58
7,950
'so
7,171
10,295
6,080
12,533
1,655
325
230
13,797
5,863
6,261
113
3,957
59
11,960
11,545
7,610
11,576
10,125
2,005
1,025
170
13,670
5,025
7,459
435
3,890
60
7,155
50
9,212
9,260
4,952
8,286
1,815
285
190
15,362
7,042
8,973
105
5,200
61
10,345
9,030
6,025
7,887
7,800
1,400
920
120
12,505
5,215
9,998
510
3,580
62
1,227
21
1,493
607
582
1,381
517
665
181
1,157
667
738
136
834
63
795
6
1,367
359
326
878
338
522
75
890
531
677
30
737
«4
1,250
44
1,930
606
692
1,791
712
1,067
225
1,211
869
910
65
953
65
4,088,283
115,000
6,733,729
1,864,644
3,115,434
9,036,250
1,283,179
8,220,960
176,565
3,832,765
3,448,900
3,624,539
20,800
2,456,810
66
3,952,265
1,164,400
7,391,845
2,260,175
4,013,850
14,823,930
2,495,981
12,162,630
703,740
5,226,055
2,970,402
3,788,535
188,570
2,637,115
67
529
1
862
218
241
599
198
392
50
629
356
461
10
476
68
2,259,364
105,000
1,596,060
529,440
587,755
1,237,671
312,710
916,070
50,585
927,960
1,004,340
1,434,687
2,300
1,424,930
69
502
457
231
155
462
105
216
5
651
193
210
19
271
70
695
790
360
351
830
281
583
20
735
435
435
65
465
71
118,780
120,125
73,810
61,360
162,731
15,960
22,520
32,000
244,905
57,300
67,150
2,900
67,205
72
176,885
160,350
108,280
56,945
230,815
51,900
84,991
1,125
221,125
78,210
110,345
11,450
95,915
73
320
285
115
87
220
75
175
240
120
120
15
165
74
164
150
106
45
198
30
41
362
57
70
3
105
75
18
22
10
23
44
5
49
16
20
1
1
76
807
21
803
407
352
821
266
389
106
807
376
443
101
519
77
1,005
54
885
477
560
1,327
472
304
135
926
459
580
135
618
78
4,333,704
62,000
2,269,295
2,301,115
3,104,200
3,915,071
1,256,374
873,705
606,100
2,971,035
1,185,315
1,746,167
901,095
1,364,275
79
4,186,420
693,000
1,753,600
1,755,070
3,449,350
3,921,530
1,631,052
1,334,585
278,970
2,607,925
1,503,600
1,746,485
1,602,400
1,987,405
80
215
335
126
141
285
110
175
35
290
150
155
20
175
81
370
1
400
195
215
550
215
395
60
485
210
205
40
240
62
116
15
186
80
65
205
75
141
20
155
100
110
30
135
83
200
245
75
170
340
90
311
30
140
98
211
20
205
M
476
6
282
201
146
331
81
73
51
362
126
178
51
209
85
435
53
240
207
175
437
167
98
45
301
151
164
75
173
86
186
145
86
51
113
20
41
10
170
41
125
10
115
87
290
6
137
115
95
218
61
32
41
192
85
53
41
94
88
1,192
16
1,488
592
577
1,331
512
650
176
1,157
662
723
136
814
89
1,345
54
1,540
660
950
1,667
732
1,024
240
1,251
820
790
185
958
90
886,314
22,000
652,763
387,413
419,402
858,424
294,793
212,100
66,955
634,495
359,271
428,040
264,450
570,760
91
683,955
128,300
619,255
322,920
486,465
796,185
263,522
292,060
96,650
1,069,640
345,225
447,188
127,125
556,205
92
623
15
695
309
299
574
221
151
106
724
325
449
105
407
93
525,505
10,500
182,166
569,345
401,419
671,804
288,957
55,240
311,250
306,295
339,456
104,925
281,033
120,956
94
124
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
(For definitions and explanations
see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
1
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,315
48
24
493
74
39
278
14
-
1954 . . .
8,442
84
59
768
140
71
460
23
395
3
number 1959 . . .
186,442
349
741
22,052
1,459
596
5,693
4
1954 .. .
221,804
604
943
26,713
1,859
807
6,647
478
13
5
Cows, including hoifors that have calved
.farms reporting 1959. . .
4,706
30
20
431
63
31
243
6
1954 . . .
7,567
65
48
697
114
59
413
23
7
8
9
10
number 1959 . . .
125,959
124
420
15,465
845
261
3,547
275
Milk cows
1954 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
146,613
4,320
253
24
679
12
17,937
394
975
52
386
28
4,188
220
334
12
1954 . . .
7,101
53
40
660
103
51
383
20
263
11
12
13
number 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
119,894
44
283
14,895
760
203
3,390
139,461
4,062
153
22
516!
21
17,448
388
929
52
270
24
3,930
185
282
4
12
106
14
15
16
17
1954 . . .
number 1959. . .
1954 .. .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,058
49,062
39
82
29
251
601
5,438
81
439
38
192
264
1,684
Steers and bulls, including steer anil bull calves. ,
60,180
2,952
175
27
155
15
7,191
302
558
47
217
24
1,943
129
114
6
6
14
IS
1954 . . .
4,106
30
23
432
69
38
196
19
number 1959. . .
11,421
143
70
1,149
175
143
462
20
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Caule and cnlves-
1954 .. .
15,011
176
109
1,585
326
204
516
30
21
1
-farms reporting 1959 . . .
400
14
1
19
5
6
50
63
3
4
1
1
2
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
923
17
3
63
21
14
23
5 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
583
10
5
49
15
6
35
24
10 to 19. . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
497
4
3
47
10
4
32
25
20 to 49
-farms reporting 1959. . .
1,469
2
8
131
16
4
55
26
50 to 99
.farms reporting 1959. , .
1,175
268
3
1
138
46
27
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
1
5
5
37
2
Cows, including heifers [hit have calved—
2
6
1
28
1
.farms reporting 1959. . .
752
18
45
12
14
80
4
3
'.'•1
2 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,077
9
10
89
30
9
62
30
10 to 10
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
368
652
2
2
2
21
43
31
20 to 29
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
4
7
3
2
27
29
1
1
2
32
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,129
4
114
7
2
30
33
50 to 74
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
508
119
101
1
2
81
21
17
34
75 to 99
.farms reporting 1959 , . .
2
1
10
1
35
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
4
Milk cows—
1
1
1
36
1
.farms reporti ng 1959 . . .
722
18
1
43
10
15
74
4
37
2 to 9
.farms reporting 1959. . .
858
321
631
5
1
3
1
2
70
11
44
23
3
7
38
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
7
50
2
39
20 to 29
.farms repcrting 1959 . .
2
2
26
27
1
2
1
in
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,096
4
110
6
1
28
41
.farms reporting 1959. . .
692
1,975
1
22
54
116
174
280
4'-'
farms reportine 1959 . . .
39
3
38
98
1
32
41
15
2
43
1954 . . .
3,052
63
170
293
7
19
44
number 1959 . . .
6,993
85
65
701
159
171
310
16
45
1954 . . .
8,226
99
243
947
394
164
487
52
46
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,892
103
8
140
48
53
112
4
47
1954 .. .
3,446
116
24
280
106
74
265
8
48
number 1959 . . .
179,399
4,258
2,551
19,470
5,497
9,361
2,750
739
49
1954 . . .
184,698
2,709
3,292
17,770
4,526
3,814
2,382
849
50
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,093
58
7
82
34
37
56
3
5]
1154...
1,763
57
7
157
57
45
133
3
52
number 1959 . . .
83,690
1,535
353
11,181
1,911
4,323
1,455
234
53
1954 .. .
70,122
998
2,193
9,429
1,601
1,229
'.,174
332
54
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,456
84
6
113
36
45
89
2
55
1954 . . .
2,613
94
23
208
80
59
180
7
56
number 1959 . . .
95,709
2,723
2,198
8,289
3,586
5,038
1,295
505
57
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pigs-
1954 . . .
114,576
1,711
1,099
8,341
2,925
2,585
1,208
517
56
I'nder 10
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,152
55
2
75
28
18
84
2
59
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
300
22
1
23
4
6
14
60
25 to 99
.farms reporting 1959. . .
237
12
3
19
6
22
9
61
.farms reporting 1959. . .
203
14
2
23
10
7
5
2
62
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
923
37
21
79
15
17
30
1
63
1954 .. .
1,235
15
27
86
18
12
34
9
64
number 1959. . .
14,846
351
202
944
129
194
385
30
65
1954 . . .
17,954
143
216
989
137
106
449
77
66
farms reporting 1959 . . .
615
24
12
52
8
9
18
1
67
195 1 . . .
842
11
18
56
12
6
20
5
6S
number 1959 . . .
3,930
91
55
245
34
42
124
10
69
1954 . . .
5,395
41
60
271
40
16
132
12
7f!
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
847
35
19
74
15
15
28
1
71
1954 . . .
1,091
14
25
72
15
12
30
9
72
number 1959. . .
10,916
260
147
699
95
152
261
20
7«
1954 . . .
12,559
102
156
718
97
90
317
65
74
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
816
34
18
71
15
12
25
1
75
1954 . . .
1,031
14
25
69
13
10
25
8
76
number 1959 , . .
9,774
226
124
634
79
131
213
19
77
1954 . . .
11,167
90
137
644
80
82
252
52
78
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
609
22
11
48
11
12
22
1
79
1954 . . .
706
12
14
49
9
8
22
8
80
number 1959 . . .
1,142
34
23
65
16
21
48
1
81
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs-
1954 . . .
1,392
12
19
74
17
8
65
13
82
Under 25
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
756
36
19
68
15
15
23
83
25 to 299
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
166
1
2
11
2
7
1
84
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
85
.farms reporting 1959 , , .
6,740
497
82
405
125
101
834
17
86
1951 . . .
13,876
732
199
982
353
206
1,441
64
87
number 1959 . . .
12,673,316
1,373,835
117,840
247,056
152,691
123,581
2,224,689
34,727
88
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 month
1954 . . .
old and over—
15,919,872
1,634,411
168,192
385,132
161,510
215,546
2,489,257
57,143
89
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,625
54
16
148
41
31
113
4
90
50 to 399
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,584
50
19
147
33
23
101
5
91
400 to 799
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
465
28
11
39
9
9
36
2
92
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
645
57
10
27
11
11
63
3
93
.farms reporting 1 959 . . .
958
115
17
19
14
14
189
94
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,463
193
9
25
17
13
312
3
95
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
26
1
1
4
1
2
96
1954 .. .
118
2
3
14
8
5
7
3
97
number 1959 .. .
5,924
3
2
148
1,000
11
98
1954 . . .
8,576
4
620
535
1,076
108
290
95
NEW JERSEY
125
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
335
904
230
115
319
207
57
27
580
307
625
9
630
1
551
1
1,401
331
304
621
451
131
69
792
521
808
28
828
2
5,050
29,749
6,658
4,515
9,368
8,288
941
288
18,318
9,914
33,450
99
28,519
3
6,525
27
34,402
8,732
7,698
12,526
11,429
1,494
677
19,035
13,510
36,743
251
30,704
4
264
813
199
97
283
193
46
24
501
271
589
7
588
5
467
1
1,255
305
280
551
395
111
53
705
465
769
26
765
6
3,013
19,347
4,216
3,585
5,583
5,940
538
238
12,033
6,311
23,984
67
20,167
7
3,92-1
25
21,863
5,428
6,174
7,283
7,613
945
481
12,784
8,324
26,001
169
20,847
8
227
749
183
92
233
176
40
21
464
247
574
6
566
9
431
1
1,211
284
260
491
359
103
51
647
427
756
25
745
10
2,735
17,948
3,906
3,459
4,466
5,467
500
226
11,613
6,022
23,745
50
19,919
11
3,692
25
21,062
5,078
5,995
5,889
6,955
795
451
12,099
7,572
25,761
167
20,392
12
201
754
159
70
210
156
28
13
432
243
553
7
540
13
305
1,162
235
141
353
326
77
43
561
375
709
7
700
14
1,340
6,313
1,920
679
2,850
1,828
308
31
5,034
2,978
8,431
21
7,137
15
1,835
10,577
2,717
1,199
3,154
3,037
423
160
4,805
4,014
9,515
45
8,346
16
184
490
121
43
158
122
28
8
355
178
327
5
383
17
241
1
620
167
74
246
235
44
23
465
252
464
10
470
18
697
2,089
522
251
935
520
95
19
1,251
625
1,035
11
1,215
19
766
2
1,962
587
325
2,089
779
126
36
1,446
1,172
1,227
37
1,511
20
54
50
27
18
40
10
17
8
36
18
13
11
21
117
141
48
39
99
30
19
7
104
60
31
4
39
22
59
117
33
16
34
27
7
4
62
30
27
1
45
23
31
92
17
10
30
27
3
2
67
29
35
2
51
24
45
285
56
17
56
47
3
6
176
92
222
2
244
25
25
179
43
10
39
46
7
110
69
253
204
26
4
40
6
5
21
20
1
25
9
44
36
27
85
121
43
29
70
26
18
8
77
43
28
1
30
38
110
189
52
37
100
50
18
10
113
65
45
3
73
29
12
81
17
7
22
17
1
46
23
32
2
48
30
21
148
24
3
18
19
4
2
89
43
84
1
112
31
20
179
42
11
37
44
2
3
108
72
250
202
32
12
70
15
5
19
23
2
49
17
109
89
33
4
13
3
2
6
6
1
13
5
23
18
34
12
3
3
11
8
1
6
3
18
16
35
83
127
46
29
59
30
16
6
69
35
28
1
28
36
81
146
44
35
83
37
15
9
95
57
34
3
59
37
8
79
14
4
13
15
1
42
20
34
1
45
38
21
143
21
4
17
18
3
2
84
43
80
1
110
39
20
168
37
11
33
42
2
3
110
68
249
203
40
14
86
21
9
28
34
4
64
24
149
121
41
310
167
53
43
127
89
27
15
288
101
159
3
111
42
519
196
53
84
205
180
48
38
405
150
198
14
114
43
636
516
195
235
772
596
182
123
939
438
582
20
252
44
911
467
132
183
1,312
486
168
139
794
446
514
34
254
45
333
5
214
75
50
129
50
35
2
260
80
72
2
117
46
483
28
381
109
120
262
156
87
18
431
175
120
7
196
47
84,632
13,699
5,335
2,848
1,214
13,586
3,318
1,176
23
3,926
2,957
1,333
14
712
48
70,370
40,750
7,819
2,731
2,512
9,873
3,246
1,139
190
3,602
3,702
1,454
398
1,570
49
197
5
116
41
28
74
41
18
1
145
49
42
2
57
50
257
16
197
63
59
131
67
49
9
224
94
52
3
83
51
35,498
4,602
2,583
1,421
586
10,223
1,651
394
12
2,361
1,998
966
12
391
52
29,603
6,400
2,878
1,209
1,141
4,243
1,294
642
69
2,016
1,988
648
180
855
53
264
4
167
67
38
95
36
28
1
196
58
47
1
79
54
365
27
267
78
96
204
118
65
12
325
128
89
6
162
55
49,134
9,097
2,752
1,427
628
3,363
1,667
782
11
1,565
959
367
2
321
56
40,767
34,350
4,941
1,522
1,371
5,630
1,952
497
121
1,586
1,714
806
218
715
57
180
133
41
29
75
24
23
176
55
54
1
97
58
55
40
10
7
18
6
6
2
51
11
10
1
13
59
28
34
16
11
18
11
4
25
7
5
7
60
70
5
7
8
3
18
9
2
8
7
3
61
28
211
55
21
49
54
22
11
44
97
24
4
103
62
40
263
66
48
108
109
24
21
46
143
36
5
125
63
346
3,543
779
545
694
1,164
265
139
774
2,095
803
80
1,384
64
311
4,338
934
702
1,039
1,735
275
199
845
2,280
396
30
2,753
65
21
143
45
12
36
34
17
6
27
61
12
3
74
66
28
190
44
29
73
75
17
14
31
96
23
2
92
67
113
987
196
112
218
293
81
29
225
500
168
26
381
68
92
1,326
236
268
345
525
81
57
502
612
114
4
661
69
18
198
51
20
47
53
22
10
41
88
21
4
87
70
32
232
59
44
93
97
23
19
38
132
30
5
110
71
233
2,556
583
433
476
871
184
110
549
1,595
635
54
1,003
72
219
3,012
698
434
694
1,210
194
142
343
1,668
282
26
2,092
73
18
191
50
20
43
52
22
10
40
87
19
4
84
74
26
229
55
42
85
91
20
16
34
130
27
5
107
75
191
2,305
533
389
402
752
165
98
510
1,454
586
46
917
76
172
2,750
640
393
570
1,101
168
108
262
1,529
182
23
1,932
77
11
155
38
14
35
43
13
8
27
66
16
4
52
78
24
147
38
27
56
65
14
12
24
74
15
2
86
79
42
251
50
44
74
119
19
12
39
141
49
8
86
80
47
262
58
41
124
109
26
34
81
139
100
3
160
81
26
170
46
14
41
42
19
9
34
75
17
2
85
82
2
41
9
7
8
12
3
2
10
22
6
1
2
18
83
84
457
1
832
291
253
700
166
498
61
489
277
275
28
351
85
890
2
1,673
443
663
1,665
551
1,016
172
915
656
509
67
677
86
636,024
60
1,244,638
355,955
471,009
2,379,057
131,616
1,877,744
83,697
502,159
505,028
100,065
11,175
100,670
87
645,305
200
1,396,398
367,184
681,051
3,260,953
169,681
2,673,887
114,140
618,556
575,911
136,655
24,370
144,390
68
166
173
67
73
91
52
37
10
182
66
138
10
153
89
112
1
241
94
53
101
56
28
22
162
77
93
11
155
90
19
108
37
18
25
12
17
9
24
33
10
3
16
91
31
114
34
28
66
20
49
7
27
36
15
2
14
92
49
79
29
36
159
15
114
7
41
39
15
1
6
93
80
117
30
45
258
11
253
6
53
26
4
1
7
94
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
5
1
95
5
1
18
4
6
13
6
4
3
4
1
2
1
8
96
25
250
461
500
1,001
25
2
1,496
1,000
97
332
2
884
235
1,210
807
496
11
401
74
50
1,000
10
336
96
126
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestock and/of livestock products
including dairy products: dollars 1959.
1954.
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mutes, hoes, and sheep) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954 .
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954.
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars 1059 .
1954.
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
Cattle and/or calves sold alive. .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 .. .
number 1959 .. .
1954...
dollars 1959...
1954...
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting 1959 .. .
1954 . . .
number 1959 .. .
1954...
dollars 1959 .. .
1954...
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. ..
1954 - ■ ■
number 1959. ..
1954...
dollars 1959...
1954 . . .
Horses and/or mules sold alive. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive.
Sheep and lambs sold alive .
. farms reporting 1959. ,
1954..
number 1959. .
1954..
dollars 1959..
1954..
.farms reporting 1959. .
1954.,
number 1959. .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
number 1959 .
1054.
dollars 1059 .
1954 .
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/of lambs shorn
Other sheep shom .
LITTF.RS FARROWED
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number shom 1959.
1954.
pounds of wool 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
number shom 1959.
pounds of wool 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959 .
pounds of wool 1959 .
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
year to November 30, Census year farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number of litters 1959 . .
1954.
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 rerorting 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 .
1954.
number of litters 1959 .
1954.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of litters 1959 .
1954.
136,142,878
U7, 147, 939
5,546
6,778
15,253,229
15,030,238
5,835
10,969
67,790,331
79,687,004
53,099,318
52,430,697
4,607
5,644
111,133
126,131
7,680,814
6,623,275
3,410
4,182
27, 524
36,322
5,601,298
5,207,275
1,588
1,575
230
17
3,974
4,954
83,609
89,809
2,079,516
1,416,000
224
234
1,647
805
373,059
225,700
1,040
1,391
228,656
228,422
7,088,336
8,021,847
564
551
8,540
9,390
111,020
159,416
771
777
11,458
11,900
81,987
79,117
69
446
2,109
746
11,012
79,878
758
1,068
20,210
25,427
241
240
111
53
38
75
634
765
9,340
11,087
584
801
10,870
14,340
7,955,138
7,607,984
100
61
188,560
92,468
490
702
7,757,947
7,468,870
8,631
46,646
25
30
105
243
13,715
30,761
15
19
65
172
10,865
28,670
10
5
15
20
40
71
2,850
2,091
375
50
34
5,550
1,975
172,050
60,412
30
4
215
48
2,795
920
220
91
1,618
618
2
6
25
24
214
1,593
44
38
599
388
3
2
34
27
259
160
34
28
340
228
1,205,427
1,920,605
42
43
292,404
384,091
76
168
687, 518
1,170,012
225,505
366,502
26
25
554
934
95,062
128,991
21
19
357
802
89,155
125,199
5
10
6
16
15
197
132
5,907
3,792
4
70
32
21,375
9,470
12
9
5,582
6,259
173,042
244,420
10
12
225
72
2,925
1,210
12
24
153
146
1,073
994
1
10
50
12
143
1,023
137
1,087
5
6
73
676
3
6
64
411
8,801,947
9,765,183
502
646
1,683,993
1,366,934
314
657
1,209,520
2,134,873
5,908,434
6,263,376
444
568
13,339
15,857
929,975
728,952
349
427
3,378
4,463
742,930
587,400
110
192
47
363
516
9,961
11,394
187,045
141,552
28
13
41
33
7,710
113,245
81
123
23,913
17,112
741,303
517,998
45
31
385
431
5,005
6,739
68
58
650
714
4,848
4,867
5
40
214
66
610
4,634
60
105
2,205
53
78
1,016
1,552
47
77
1,189
1,804
1,485,996
2,878,477
101
107
205,875
155,822
109
257
1,199,417
2,418,873
80,704
303,782
51
68
297
856
22,845
62,459
26
44
97
335
16,580
49,907
20
6
30
53
200
521
6,265
12, 552
69
7,170
45
41
5,835
3,397
180,885
85,560
20
3
165
47
2,145
633
8
101
67
645
560
16
12
97
629
21
36
897
532
3
4
3
17
30
556
256
13
25
341
276
1,061,398
1, 283, 111
62
69
462,235
173,279
81
168
596,948
978,911
2,215
130,921
15
31
65
379
5,450
23,787
5
24
30
185
3,500
19,618
10
22
35
194
1,950
4,169
51
9,807
52
44
14,735
4,225
456,785
138,667
5
45
1,018
11
7
136
84
990
560
11
135
986
37
34
2,085
836
949
238
'32
28
1,136
598
13,165,060
12,593,389
292
295
275,988
259,691
779
1,204
10,878,459
11,092,175
2,010,613
1,241,523
247
237
3,874
4,210
208,273
197,378
132
148
700
1,125
125,815
137,275
41
5
221
206
3,174
3,085
82,458
60, 103
20
15
140
21
11, 510
1,661
46
64
1,725
1,555
53,475
56,541
20
16
210
220
2,730
4,111
28
16
283
271
1,858
2,036
3
31
130
26
252
1,728
34
50
448
297
14
11
3
4
1
1
30
44
198
177
24
27
250
120
NEW JERSEY
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
for only a sample of forms. See taxt]
127
Gloucester Hudson
Mercer Middlesex Monmouth
43-4,000
3,319,283
6
30
434,000
3,303,425
1
858
15,000
1
18
950
1
io
150
6
29
14,000
79,235
434,000
3,302,475
119
133
8,603
10,075
3,800
4,317
101
111
4,803
5,758
2
16
190
3,087
1
1
2
13
105
977
2
15
85
2,110
15,610,846
15,588,656
968
1,186
1,624,385
1,303,243
740
1,397
6,051,300
6,475,725
7,935,161
7,809,688
858
1,054
17,048
18,117
1,373,525
937,124
663
771
4,610
5,231
1,017,310
690,917
350
271
41
1
693
931
12,438
12,886
356,215
246,207
30
6
11
5
85
22
54
8
35,100
2,312
4,720
1,230
100
27
165
50
5,855
1,985
10,711
2,487
181, 505
61,535
308,467
86,320
165
146
2,635
2,537
34,255
52,932
185
187
2,794
2,840
19,3a
19,585
11
60
338
183
2,734
18,983
88
114
784
855
31
34
15
6
1
1
70
79
338
440
69
90
446
415
3,747,994
4,092,713
187
253
513,660
446,803
253
383
1,719,259
1,890,727
1,515,075
1,755,183
172
210
4,092
4,939
448,188
351,604
132
153
1,717
1,530
367,996
294.067
35
76
21
127
188
2,375
3,409
80,192
57,537
20
35
125
527
1,625
7,649
50
47
547
670
3,660
4,182
4
10
30
50
537
3,630
38
46
462
421
32
36
196
190
34
30
266
231
5,624,094
7,018,829
89
152
291,225
547,404
208
501
2,681,835
3,384,963
2,651,034
3,086,462
74
109
2,275
5,444
205, 526
451,918
33
67
911
2,515
165,501
405,816
20
6
6
1
62
83
1,364
2,929
40,025
46,102
1
2
2
7
100
1,300
27
51
2,539
2,411
78,709
85,677
10
20
530
501
6,890
8,509
18
26
409
396
2,758
2,903
3
26
86
17
383
2,672
24
42
228
387
20
34
106
185
19
31
122
202
14,261,924
17,738,414
261
418
941,491
852,288
649
1,310
12,099,256
14,712,952
1,241,177
2,173,174
189
318
3,595
6,363
372,746
426,214
109
223
879
2,442
211,650
350,665
40
61
7
1
174
256
2,716
3,921
161,096
75, 549
20
15
265
76
98,900
33,643
59
103
15,085
12,177
467,635
387,935
25
31
170
321
2,210
4,496
42
43
463
509
3,504
3,489
4
30
121
41
433
3,383
87
1,003
1,525
45
65
430
684
37
68
573
841
3,224,021
4,344,767
243
318
432, 105
514,478
137
381
710,965
1,028,006
2,080,951
2,802,283
213
260
4,836
5,915
318, 170
391, 279
192
199
1,110
2,145
225,380
33a, 568
105
81
6
193
212
3,726
3,770
92,790
60,711
5
15
15
31
10,000
4,220
41
54
2,925
2,709
90,675
104,897
35
48
1,020
900
13,260
14,082
48
69
946
1,195
6,565
7,837
9
106
517
43
840
6,048
28
50
635
479
5
11
4
5
3
23
30
291
192
26
36
344
287
11,482,386
14,091,157
46
86
65,780
74,654
508
929
11,143,611
13,764,124
272,995
252,379
20
60
395
852
38,850
40,977
20
41
120
297
33,335
32,739
15
15
48
275
555
5,515
8,238
15
6
185
81
25,500
5,725
25
753
26,957
11
6
110
57
1,430
995
19
14
256
137
1,989
1,051
2
19
63
19
237
1,926
1-4
26
180
190
9
17
84
116
11
17
96
74
769,817
994,115
15
38
16,510
20,654
66
144
638,259
766, 169
115,048
207,292
10
25
175
391
16,250
10,809
5
15
50
66
10,000
6,665
10
21
125
325
6,250
4,144
5
24
2,850
4
152
5,658
5
7
20
87
260
1,337
9
11
121
154
762
1,077
1
8
30
9
113
732
9,181,725
7,815,225
589
655
1,061,450
605,960
394
670
2,921,940
3,134,680
5,198,335
4,074,585
503
559
12,060
10,989
830,775
505,561
348
405
3,135
2,647
616,835
334,300
165
165
12
6
468
492
8,925
8,342
213,940
171,261
27
37
516
74
58,950
6,877
181
172
5,290
3,033
163,990
82,004
36
21
595
623
7,735
11,518
41
27
672
351
5,171
2,232
4
24
128
40
648
5,043
103
125
753
617
445
296
69
94
308
321
6,034,828
6,061,173
324
399
531,810
618,401
242
526
2,589,279
2,649,534
2,913,739
2,793,238
269
337
5,988
7,173
384,317
465,843
199
246
1,551
2,440
266,895
370,677
90
102
5
2
228
285
4,437
4,733
117,422
95,166
20
14
75
68
77,190
3,835
27
75
1,708
3,810
52,948
134,045
66
62
1,335
931
17,355
14,678
82
101
1,626
1,650
11,829
10,100
6
20
107
79
1,606
11,722
31
57
547
543
10
6
3
1
2
27
42
273
302
23
45
274
241
11,933,248
11,818,489
613
747
1,169,335
961, 502
171
362
549,902
820,265
10,214,011
10,036,722
588
730
19,343
22,095
1,126,867
928,909
518
643
4,223
5,014
861,396
759,726
206
273
38
1
537
694
15,120
17,081
265,471
169,183
15
12
35
29
3,825
2,915
32
30
1,148
1,220
35,588
27,330
21
13
235
138
3,055
2,348
17
14
552
228
4,649
1,544
1
2
9
17
550
4,640
24
27
247
224
16
20
134
106
18
16
113
118
53,022
323,178
10
17
3,250
33,850
23
53
49,462
216,393
310
72,935
12
111
6,369
64
5,810
25,715
10
2
250
58
3,250
1,016
10,825,179
9,153,958
656
772
999,445
765,038
227
461
550,756
771,529
9,274,978
7,617,391
646
716
19,044
17, 397
977,305
697,325
471
541
3,602
3,764
642,435
522,664
225
220
21
5
606
670
15,442
13,633
334,870
174,661
5
10
5
33
750
6,040
35
75
625
1,432
19,375
40,206
20
76
155
1,621
2,015
21,467
4
89
64
1,167
28
2,154
660
7,826
204
13,766
8
40
198
4
76
64
1,127
660
7,628
26
65
116
256
23
42
54
124
16
48
62
132
128
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data foe dairy products aold are based on reports
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold farms reporting 1059.
1954.
dollars 1059.
1954.
Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959 .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
pounds 1959.
1954.
Cream 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 .
1954.
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.
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1 959 .
1954.
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 .
3,147
4,023
53,060,783
52,384,019
16,861
3,147
3,982
998,612,630
1,024,572,215
8
41
293,555
289,441
5,835
10,969
67,790,331
79,687,004
5,087
8,490
10,434,524
16,825,506
175
509
3,511,831
6,425,681
4,975
8,159
6,922,693
10,399,825
5,211
9,424
156,183,250
172,462,421
516
1,412
1,392,929
2,757,215
232
843
160,442
339,050
74
83
75
10
10
7,870
46,281
787
10
7
190,500
657,401
2,250
490
702
7,757,947
7,468,870
472
611
1,105,650
1,728,088
20
34
556,235
400,510
455
590
549,415
1,327,578
459
643
17,312,290
16,382,266
12
39
338,854
502,646
4
17
4,975
9,920
1
3
10
19
225,000
365,916
22,500
10
19
2,700,000
4,874,887
76
168
687,518
1,170,012
69
109
155,450
282,451
10
27
95,800
151,100
69
98
59,650
131,351
73
143
1,332,081
1,363,846
18
48
42,470
173,755
13
43
7,454
17,456
283
431
5,906,155
6,260,504
20,870
283
428
111,865,230
113,248,094
26,626
314
657
1,209,520
2,134,873
233
442
240,142
614,944
4
26
64,000
358,528
230
425
176,142
256,416
268
518
2,588,534
3,394,529
48
109
62,871
110,227
14
64
9,021
20,094
30
37
80,400
303,452
2,680
30
37
1,580,719
4,977,030
109
257
1,199,417
2,418,873
95
176
598,911
1,427,868
16
37
315,173
1,328,122
84
140
283,738
99,746
83
167
1,627,406
1,566,845
11
51
40,629
222,480
7,285
35,965
5
14
1,750
130,591
350
5
13
29,200
1,349,586
a
168
596,948
978,911
68
11D
64,406
147,175
11
33,880
68
105
64,406
113,295
74
150
1,492,076
2,235,682
4
19
3,660
20,387
2
12
448
4,498
1
1
171
155
2,009,740
1,240,322
11,753
171
154
37,564,966
26,903,416
779
1,204
10,878,459
11, 092, 175
734
1,048
1,488,521
2,614,444
18
58
438,200
631,994
722
1,011
1,050,321
1,982,450
723
1,067
26,118,286
26,013,575
22
61
21,030
114,749
13
35
4,143
9,470
6
4
3
10
6
141,750
132,500
14,175
10
6
3,046,956
2,783,820
13
48
245,089
737, 864
12
30
36,120
109,436
1
6
18,000
68,540
12
26
18,120
40,896
12
41
545,500
1,046,033
12
10,237
38,513
2
12
2,535
6,627
1
NEW JERSEY
129
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
for only a sample
of farms. See lext]
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
106
563
86
48
93
138
15
10
347
153
518
551
1
117
1
713
138
70
180
181
23
17
409
240
655
6
601
2
1,307,589
7,926,080
1,513,355
2,649,738
1,239,530
2,077,865
272,060
114,690
5,195,905
2,908,180
10,211,826
9,271,300
3
1,248,223
15,000
7,798,133
1,752,716
3,084,749
2,171,115
2,797,659
251,759
206,657
4,073,268
2,787,279
10,035,811
72,815
7,609,269
4
12,336
14,078
17,597
55,203
13,328
15,057
18,137
11,469
14,974
19,008
19,714
16,826
5
106
563
86
48
93
138
15
10
347
153
518
551
6
116
1
708
137
67
175
178
23
16
403
237
652
6
599
7
22,767,085
156,767,332
26,447,725
28,980,403
21,856,990
41,124,470
5,165,000
1,936,500
100,367,905
54,259,280
198,279,413
183^682,976
8
23,364,108
189,200
154,487,104
32,609,206
40,261,083
2
3
43,027,218
56,131,166
4,524,557
5
3,409,992
86,835,586
52,471,648
204,742,228
1
3
1,712,604
166P12.281
9
10
11
1
5
1
5
3
1
6
3
2
271,775
21,700
80
12
692
1,205
70
241,197
1,648
11,118
64
2,369
1,125
400
77
13
355
740
253
208
649
137
508
66
394
242
171
23
227
14
647
1
1,397
383
501
1,310
381
929
144
670
526
362
53
461
IS
3,509,609
6,051,300
1,719,259
2,681,835
12,099,256
710,965
11,143,611
638,259
2,921,940
2,589,279
549,902
49.462
550,756
16
4,069,501
858
6,475,725
1,890,727
3,384,963
14,712,952
1,028,006
13,764,124
766,169
3,134,680
2,649,534
820,265
216,393
771,529
17
302
651
216
173
602
103
491
58
296
209
117
16
170
18
476
1,239
276
367
1,122
197
889
80
437
397
196
32
256
19
1,160,382
630,378
206,237
346, 574
1,043,984
103,725
1,821,102
211,109
726,451
277,725
103,832
13,850
99,975
20
1,443,595
764,660
320,915
660,821
2,599,406
188,364
2,415,241
127,260
595, 509
455,193
154,831
24,838
150,467
21
22
9
4
1
13
3
8
10
22
6
4
1
3
22
86
23
17
19
28
20
19
12
32
22
12
8
12
23
452,500
68,000
21,863
16,000
180,083
26,500
505,000
172,075
441,602
47,500
55,300
5,200
32,800
24
993,790
89,623
103,161.
287,890
136,450
109,000
1,13.0,400
31,400
269,463
159,435
67,220
15,385
79,790
25
287
646
215
172
593
102
486
51
280
206
114
16
167
21
407
1,228
268
358
1,106
186
874
73
413
385
189
27
250
27
707,882
562,378
184,374
330, 574
863,901
77,225
1,316,102
39,034
284,849
230,225
48,532
8,650
67,175
38
449,805
675,037
217,754
372,931
2,462,956
79,364
1,304,841
95,860
326,046
295,758
87,611
9,453
70,677
29
282
667
222
187
618
121
487
55
302
223
136
20
199
30
465
1
1,212
333
431
1,222
294
890
111
526
454
314
42
400
31
6,503,010
14,813,795
4,131,019
6,237,116
30,283,209
1,520,238
26,101,274
997,863
5,946,295
6,337,697
1,015,425
74,481
1,205,655
32
6,203,151
1,350
14,807,294
4,013,240
7,123,485
36,169,481
1,587,341
34,459,778
1,016,517
6,420,043
5,986,099
1,200,539
236,281
1,235,046
33
24
100
34
28
31
28
12
8
52
29
21
4
26
34
59
1
279
49
82
82
87
46
31
113
92
71
12
69
35
111,976
129,354
46,766
143,495
127,273
67,518
42,885
39,299
14,002
40,462
77,328
10,180
22,640
M
162,401
113
228,820
80,554
129,098
261,450
112,394
75,329
129,489
32,654
40,781
132,385
80, 599
108,391
17
19
35
11
19
16
17
5
5
17
13
7
2
10
38
47
1
116
34
56
65
74
21
30
52
47
36
10
30
39
12,856
12,550
10, 565
11,625
20,395
9,386
5,816
5,846
2,229
12,319
12,776
1,950
6,268
41)
25,471
2
34,140
14,543
20,944
40,775
16,475
10,298
15,963
4,718
4,996
21,495
11,561
13,599
41
7
13
3
2
6
5
2
1
9
5
3
5
42
5
14
6
9
6
7
1
1
5
6
1
1
3
43
7
8
2
8
4
5
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Part 1 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 11.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
1
Com:
.farms reporting 1959...
1954...
5,643
9,085
m
149
9
30
567
868
80
176
95
135
397
653
2
16
424
796
2
3
4
acres 1959. . .
1954...
141,066
190,304
1,066
1,061
148
169
17,928
20,725
1,279
2,398
1,674
2,079
6,972
8,804
328
275
5,673
9,406
5
6
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
4,939
7,746
108
135
3
26
543
805
74
154
81
131
379
532
1
14
375
729
7
8
acres 1959. . .
1954...
100,284
134,115
967
937
62
122
13,421
15,028
933
1,929
1,495
1,927
6,018
7,049
60
180
4,444
7,543
9
10
buahelB 1959. . .
1954...
6,297,835
6,407,406
53,105
28,513
2,640
5,030
818,726
761,505
45,960
77,793
70,807
55,600
332,484
305,972
4,000
5,962
237,118
266,421
11
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
2,635
3,105
53
41
4
299
359
51
51
50
51
242
212
2
151
200
12
13
14
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
3,443,883
3,118,493
37,092
12,845
1,003
430,145
347,592
29,832
38,390
41,685
22,663
222,164
141,784
3,544
118,364
90,565
15
16
..farms reporting 1959...
1954...
2,147
2,818
4
4
3
3
219
294
15
22
4
2
67
95
2
3
51
89
17
18
acres 1959...
1954...
38,636
52,178
79
63
68
38
4,285
5,562
307
413
39
17
889
1,253
268
95
893
1,461
19
20
tans , green weight 1959. . .
1954. . .
404,691
435,415
853
300
805
340
40,784
49,926
3,106
2,830
230
145
8,868
11,860
2,680
525
7,806
10,337
a
22
Hogged or grazed, or cut
for
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
256
549
3
11
4
3
17
21
5
17
16
9
18
120
49
64
23
24
acres 1959...
1954...
2,146
4,011
20
61
18
9
222
135
39
56
140
135
65
502
...
336
402
25
26
27
28
Farms reporting by ac
harvested for all pu.
res of corn
[■poses:
•farms reporting 1959...
. farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959...
. farms reporting 1959. . .
. farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959...
1,994
1,039
1,897
423
141
149
89
9
7
5
1
5
1
2
1
136
95
213
79
20
24
42
13
21
3
1
57
16
16
1
1
4
190
74
108
15
5
5
i
i
282
47
73
14
5
3
29
30
100 or more acres.
31
Small grains harvested:
. farms reporting 1959. . .
1954. . .
2,444
3,425
3
3
194
260
13
29
5
3
134
109
90
101
32
33
34
acres 1959. . .
1954. . .
42,567
55,531
20
25
3,199
3,829
144
385
48
82
1,388
1,200
. •■
804
906
35
36
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
1,331,834
1,619,805
324
190
99,470
112,228
3,317
10,430
775
1,633
43,220
33,486
21,316
21,182
37
1,224,685
1,361,125
184
110
91,784
88,520
2,910
9,433
500
1,600
38,808
26,420
IB, 152
16,046
38
1954...
39
Farms reporting by acres
harvested:
.farms reporting 1959...
-farms reporting 1959...
.farms reporting 1959...
. farms reporting 1959. . .
•farms reporting 1959...
783
1,243
290
96
32
2
1
51
112
26
4
1
6
5
2
3
2
67
65
1
1
52
36
2
40
41
42
43
44
45
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
1,555
2,507
1
3
76
129
6
12
2
2
23
40
8
23
46
47
acres 1959. . .
1954...
22,173
34,131
10
5
752
1,568
49
102
19
12
249
333
41
185
48
49
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
934,814
1,339,178
400
90
27,671
61,415
1,482
3,797
360
575
7,518
14,524
940
6,654
50
147,968
171,351
5,482
9,999
730
600
100
2,060
1,545
350
180
51
1954...
52
53
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
1,385
1,620
1
260
291
15
18
i
113
68
155
145
54
55
acres 1959. , .
1954...
21,354
21,143
ioo
4,646
4,770
247
280
5
1,680
1,030
1,722
1,343
56
57
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
822,291
869,438
4,000
208,286
199,541
7,650
11,553
200
63,505
32,703
54,803
52,015
58
429,330
334, 115
3,800
94,763
54,801
5,880
8,105
35,802
16,944
26,274
11,888
59
1954...
60
61
.farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
699
920
16
9
3
3
163
220
26
58
4
3
44
39
83
135
62
63
acres 1959. . .
1954...
8,921
10,477
273
236
18
19
2,067
2,852
437
527
40
76
674
632
20
765
1,158
64
65
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
193,788
221,555
4,650
3,375
360
280
40,033
62,837
9,144
7,477
563
1,577
13,305
14,734
360
14,987
21,348
66
147,370
157,625
2,891
2,546
27,445
44,662
6,827
4,242
266
1,021
9,899
10,641
10,894
14,392
67
1954...
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Part 1 of 5
Hudson
Hunt* rd on
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Paesalc
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
1
835
1,238
260
441
138
405
419
806
141
293
76
162
8
17
749
1,041
263
470
511
664
6
18
551
707
1
2
60
21,340
28,628
8,140
11,642
3,651
8,861
12,361
20,815
2,898
5,339
1,518
2,455
100
137
19,424
24,929
7,360
10,675
12,036
13,247
41
96
17,069
18,563
3
4
1
791
1,184
250
427
129
378
384
760
114
210
75
145
2
9
732
990
249
438
187
151
5
17
456
511
5
6
60
15,517
21,765
7,039
9,706
2,520
5,647
10,498
18,635
1,306
2,246
1,304
2,059
11
29
16,467
19,882
5,685
8,407
2,500
1,505
41
94
9,936
9,425
7
8
4,500
1,060,564
1,213,806
441,721
517,156
152,342
268,280
673,899
929,256
95,497
105,812
91,018
106,947
750
1,277
908,855
736,501
370,545
379,192
201,866
96,762
2,675
3,984
728,763
536,637
9
10
395
405
176
214
83
189
267
432
33
50
49
62
1
455
481
104
165
28
21
1
3
198
162
11
12
433,720
471,355
305,056
300,340
121,103
171,798
519,941
665,779
20,176
30,064
59,451
59,956
600
590,745
421,555
168,251
151,682
44,445
18,055
1,000
400
300,713
168,523
13
14
362
475
61
98
23
39
83
100
85
149
10
20
5
7
188
247
104
128
459
582
402
461
15
16
...
5,567'
6,5%
1,075
1,897
1,102
3,126
1,558
1,797
1,540
2,917
186
299
87
106
2,750
4,198
1,494
2,113
9,490
11,571
6,959
8,656
17
18
52,073
55,268
12,728
17,462
16,940
36,757
18,237
17,742
14,961
23,799
1,955
2,317
690
724
26,627
29,507
12,914
16,495
107,132
91,719
75,102
67,362
19
20
22
26
7
11
6
10
30
39
9
24
3
9
2
1
31
88
8
15
13
24
1
13
56
21
22
256
267
26
39
29
88
305
383
52
176
28
97
2
2
207
849
131
155
46
171
2
174
482
23
24
246
177
303
74
21
14
91
35
80
26
15
13
74
17
32
7
2
6
144
61
146
37
10
21
53
35
43
6
"°4
41
8
19
4
2
2
3
2
3
253
131
254
69
23
19
78
50
97
22
7
9
118
158
205
16
8
6
4
2
88
108
274
43
21
17
25
26
27
28
29
30
529
837
273
350
182
290
299
405
39
89
12
26
2
278
296
186
336
23
45
5
6
179
238
31
32
6,904
10,276
7,783
9,430
4,716
6,351
7,941
10,120
438
855
169
255
5
3,143
3,322
2,969
5,103
187
406
44
42
2,670
2,939
33
34
194,122
285,872
266,643
301,724
151,063
184,706
257,411
297,344
11,369
23,583
5,195
7,397
150
105,366
102,459
82,732
137,142
4,935
12,830
949
1,409
83,627
86,040
35
36
161,632
214,272
255,768
256,708
145,895
166,837
246,766
276,385
9,647
15,840
4,634
5,551
101,032
92,347
67,021
110,987
3,771
9,239
615
832
75,566
69,998
37
38
200
277
48
4
50
127
55
29
12
45
74
39
20
4
46
151
63
27
12
19
18
1
1
2
8
2
100
166
11
1
59
93
26
7
1
16
5
2
3
2
62
101
12
3
1
39
40
4J.
42
43
506
821
74
149
13
57
21
61
82
135
4
10
2
2
42
78
162
286
136
184
3
5
394
510
44
45
7,260
11,231
907
1,690
117
525
176
658
1,320
2,063
36
68
3
8
375
587
2,381
4,341
2,020
2,377
17
31
6,441
8,347
46
47
314,207
428,040
33,286
71,993
4,086
13,904
5,032
23,137
51,312
80,773
580
1,615
75
270
11,862
25,230
93,062
167,634
85,202
97,477
520
1,086
297,219
340,964
48
49
64,689
56,494
4,820
11,355
770
3,517
1,056
6,300
4,219
6,828
'76
1,040
2,783
15,091
25,880
3,900
6,510
270
75
43,491
39,115
50
51
136
224
110
119
56
61
107
93
10
23
8
11
273
252
65
115
3
18
74
180
52
53
1,559
2,236
2,236
2,083
1,297
1,122
2,161
1,451
142
213
140
108
3,501
2,640
972
1,534
67
202
984
2,026
54
55
41,311
89,509
88,892
104,059
48,345
48,970
85,841
60,471
1,681
8,100
4,850
4,605
155,785
103,031
29,378
59,651
2,670
7,313
29,294
83,717
56
57
14,895
17,906
64,807
70,119
41,352
39,550
64,011
32,496
900
2,675
59,068
28,734
8,197
14,381
790
11,606
33,701
58
59
30
62
46
37
33
29
123
139
13
22
10
32
1
60
50
12
17
10
32
2
21
31
60
61
362
487
888
440
517
383
1,597
1,607
125
147
280
850
4
563
391
115
185
77
185
5
118
278
62
63
6,935
13,918
23,088
9,676
11,022
9,630
41,178
36,416
2,663
2,272
3,720
16,091
125
13,554
8,694
2,932
4,185
1,790
3,562
60
3,804
4,998
64
65
5,068
9,403
20,650
6,292
9,213
7,631
34,892
30,620
1,872
1,268
2,858
13,248
125
8,849
5,042
2,115
2,374
1,168
1,394
43
2,420
2,724
66
67
Stub items continued
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Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
purposes farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
acres 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
Harvested for beans farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954...
acres 1959 .. .
1954 . . .
bushels 1959 . . .
1954...
Cut for hay farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954...
acres 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
tans 1959...
1954 .. .
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
for silage farms report ing 1959 .. .
1954...
acres 1959 .. .
1954...
Plowed under for green
manure farms reporting 1959 .. .
1954 .. .
acres 1959 . . .
1954...
Farms classified by acres bar ested for beans:
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...
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting
tons
.farms reporting
tans
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
Under 10 acres farms reporting
10 to 24 acres farms reporting
25 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms report ing
100 or more acres farms reporting
Clover, tijnothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting
.farms reporting
tons
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
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, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting
Sales farms reporting
tons
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
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 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
tons, green weight 1959.
1954.
1,612
2,092
36,629
40,044
1,018
1,176
28,248
29,449
696,946
594,311
153
394
1,095
2,902
1,943
5,799
365
422
5,089
5,549
222
278
2,197
2,144
304
347
214
120
199,672
226,739
3,221
4,483
86, 667
98,600
238,115
221,658
574
594
25,282
22,419
849
1,023
395
74
2,995
4,143
63,546
81,453
115,031
132,755
571
545
14,651
11,819
892
1,199
657
211
36
479
698
5,502
6,477
8,822
9,539
38
25
1,258
403
727
934
24,853
21,876
31,334
30,044
113
113
13,995
13,011
902
898
19,104
18,333
124,224
111,273
11
90
261
1
1
60
45
1,500
600
2
3
124
237
2
12
23
139
25
170
9
20
73
84
100
95
2
1
9
6
6
3
3
270
5
364
13
6,638
32
7,856
207
256
5,229
6,110
110,426
116,495
2
19
69
12
155
650
18
210
1,544
57
1
59
1,053
20
828
1
18
4
33
1
201
12
268
52
72
54
26
3
459
18,456
390
20,923
3
308
13
447
16
7,892
150
9,692
42
23,632
318
28,962
70
2
73
2,626
12
2,913
2
74
1
106
88
33
7
8
319
27
397
159
6,866
185
7,958
483
13,650
472
14,780
60
3
53
1,973
296
1,186
2
69
4
147
1
79
49
58
676
559
1,074
1,159
8
2
288
7
52
57
668
892
935
1,209
2
123
95
203
2,354
1,822
,030
15,178
10,180
27
39
662
390
12
22
445
258
9,112
3,217
1,367
1,661
24
49
368
747
917
1,628
10
10
412
164
11
9
2
2
49
688
727
1,174
1,072
14
8
233
161
17
13
4
2
1
9
6
111
53
296
41
71
211
102
112
63
480
290
15
102
4
94
219
2,255
20
773
4
57
13
119
1,822
112
,555
47, 371
2,810
5
14
32
23
102
217
46
189
328
1
7
1
4
6
54
5
32
6
31
3
49
71
277
15
412
1
22
2
20
10
826
16,775
,072
9,173
30
191
36
315
391
2,932
421
3,673
,124
9,950
822
8,717
7
43
3
46
108
1,337
14
1,293
15
87
8
66
6
31
1
6
1
10
88
10
98
69
954
55
877
116
2,004
95
1,771
1
23
505
208
16
25
110
137
169
190
11
40
13
48
289
12,493
558
4,372
367
11,892
982
5,782
3
19
3
17
180
10,961
820
5,260
3
21
11
45
286
114
159
1,731
164
200
1
3
65
36
200
34
5
6
41
48
180
68
1
1
15
15
130
120
NEW JERSEY
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
133
Part 2 of 5
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Suesejt Union
Warren
135
168
89
216
16
11
270
55
19
34
1
213
275
136
307
29
20
2
234
42
27
'
50
2
1,703
6,761
2,772
6,958
117
324
4,399
863
168
407
3
3,140
8,694
3,388
7,513
295
530
6
2,316
2,627
297
1(
) 498
4
33
151
79
192
1
9
164
21
1
5
73
252
112
262
3
13
57
68
9
6
428
6,533
2,656
6,487
8
240
2,649
377
5
7
1,444
8,399
3,133
6,843
53
461
539
1,547
67
S
10,844
172,245
70,441
166,706
120
4,650
66,927
8,453
40
9
21,780
191,741
62,969
147,614
1,227
5,924
8,996
24,189
897
LO
12
5
4
1
58
2
3
1
11
26
17
8
14
7
2
127
28
5
2
12
112
36
29
1
444
16
25
2
13
175
98
61
110
31
21
904
222
45
15
14
179
30
27
2
925
17
42
1
L5
215
87
195
179
112
42
1,755
517
195
24
1...
95
12
7
5
9
3
60
30
15
32
17
121
12
8
15
9
4
1
61
41
22
32
18
1,132
143
72
96
94
34
979
442
142
390
19
1,402
110
97
205
172
42
3
781
739
252
371
20
5
3
6
27
5
1
35
5
1
1
.-'1
12
11
9
37
11
2
1
17
15
:
L. 8
22
31
49
44
346
14
50
327
28
1
i 10
23
119
87
97
355
39
6
3
92
119
i
) 45
24
18
23
15
50
1
1
66
7
1
25
11
52
22
55
4
67
9
26
4
34
25
43
3
24
3
27
27
15
33
1
7
2
;-8
15
2
11
29
34,484
7,582
3,484
9,022
9,452
1,614
245
12,661
16,547
34,704
>1C
) 27,022
30
38,460
9,256
6,046
11,558
13,266
5,213
477
14,211
19,239
40,161
>1
> 28,579
in
463
118
50
198
115
20
3
374
156
468
:
476
i;
556
158
100
294
165
33
10
500
263
508
> 595
33
12,320
2,989
1,535
4,613
3,570
454
74
6,923
4,633
17,372
i
) 17,644
34
13,223
3,225
3,499
5,586
4,757
513
172
7,507
7,125
15,442
4<
18,421
15
29,820
8,204
3,489
12,788
10,468
1,306
165
22,173
11,184
44,489
4(
50,772
36
25,554
8,166
10,365
12,644
9,010
1,461
333
16,627
13,425
35,669
0<
39,487
17
83
24
19
55
18
3
1
65
36
22
65
38
69
26
26
77
16
8
1
79
37
20
44
39
3,647
2,160
1,580
2,372
839
37
70
2,178
2,202
962
3,745
..■I
2,038
2,106
3,799
2,111
410
159
35
1,985
2,280
659
1,488
41
108
31
24
71
29
10
1
123
38
57
43
42
151
52
11
60
33
3
1
150
52
134
]
122
41
136
24
7
41
29
4
80
40
180
184
44
59
8
5
19
18
2
1
21
21
81
112
45
9
3
3
7
6
1
5
16
15
..6
700
159
78
170
152
26
15
266
279
340
!
224
4"
943
217
141
272
234
54
37
320
362
497
1
308
■•>'
16,030
3,131
1,156
2,760
3,629
298
104
3,667
8,863
8,393 ]
7<
5,529
49
20,139
4,133
1,612
4,129
4,854
859
263
4,389
9,069
14,390 ]
4.
6,475
50
26, 599
6,028
1,936
5,320
6,768
424
139
7,796
13,678
14,967 ;
8-
11,545
51
30,469
7,638
2,862
7,611
7,384
1,373
423
7,111
12,629
24,302 ;
6;
10,704
52
145
39
21
51
27
5
2
35
83
22
:
19
53
127
32
33
62
29
14
2
39
62
20
t
26
5-
3,226
946
589
1,288
722
105
12
785
3,109
414
r
394
5:
2,582
728
443
1,393
730
370
85
889
1,656
496
3i
446
■
164
53
38
79
40
16
12
98
58
67
40
57
283
65
26
54
59
6
2
131
99
139
109
58
194
30
11
29
35
3
1
35
74
96
47
59
51
9
2
7
16
1
2
36
35
]
25
60
8
2
1
1
2
12
3
3
61
39
8
2
23
17
4
2
38
20
185
54
62
61
24
8
41
37
9
3
51
26
241
70
63
416
52
22
535
192
118
8
442
404
1,759
493
64
451
217
54
427
351
69
9
384
276
2,539
657
65
483
74
41
767
294
180
16
783
544
3,014
887
66
584
381
65
748
522
107
8
529
378
3,368
915
67
4
1
8
2
1
1
2
3
68
2
2
1
6
1
1
1
2
2
69
28
36
579
25
115
2
23
27
70
4
119
4
166
8
10
5
39
7
71
89
12
5
26
53
12
9
50
34
214
1
62
72
75
31
31
34
112
14
3
88
69
222
1
55
73
914
199
184
298
1,262
716
43
443
824
4,826
19
1,070
74
890
471
220
433
1,793
3,663
13
952
1,212
4,923
6
759
75
1,654
349
217
44S
2,301
729
124
555
1,229
7,538
12
2,005
76
1,228
708
400
515
2,195
4,592
17
966
1,787
7,882
2
906
77
12
3
1
5
11
6
3
3
9
16
8
78
7
3
3
8
15
4
17
6
15
3
79
196
42
111
133
383
629
11
28
495
429
211
80
139
118
33
140
310
4,550
180
285
975
30
81
216
39
15
31
38
4
2
76
61
126
125
82
208
41
19
2s
52
8
1
68
72
138
1
127
?:•
4,804
1,211
587
816
799
28
16
1,186
1,823
2,354
2,286
3-
3,757
1,210
661
983
1,511
109
20
979
1,557
2,867
i:
2,267
85
29,699
10,437
6,291
5,383
4,872
123
100
6,899
9,033
14,914
15,777
SI-
21,494
9,092
4,708
7,860
9,028
610
125
5,197
8,501
16,826
75
14,569
S'-
Stub items continued
134
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 3 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
1
2
3
4
5
6
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
1954...
acres 19591 . .
1954*..
hundredweight 1959. . .
1954. . .
692
1,523
18,827
21,753
4,136,081
3,104,222
62
68
314
164
60,765
23,546
7
30
5,887
68
110
1,401
1,575
255,353
230,170
16
46
136
222
17,541
24,529
59
85
207
238
23,720
13,454
85
121
1,349
1,530
242,992
208,250
3
(Z)
10
36
75
117
148
16,268
12,602
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sweetpotatoes for home use
1954. . .
acres 19592..
19542..
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
906
1,592
14,119
16,069
2,149,481
2,606,735
224
291
5,545
4,766
849,639
875,814
40
82
125
307
19,404
53,321
56
120
1,113
1,601
172,152
304,425
17
56
69
173
6,675
25,803
157
231
2,998
2,813
433,963
438,844
286
474
3,466
4,759
509,915
678,412
13
Vegetables tor home use and for saie
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
7,337
12,828
460
670
197
304
625
962
143
392
118
206
656
1,029
41
86
597
900
14
1954. . .
15
16
Vegetables harvested for
1954...
3,584
5,102
260
304
107
152
293
410
131
201
93
134
638
856
32
49
659
818
17
18
acres 1959. . .
1954. . .
126,580
145,879
5,195
6,256
1,644
2,524
12,879
15,215
2,703
4,222
4,044
4,243
38,655
43,894
596
1,007
23,897
24,901
19
20
1954. . .
29,964,785
33,218,407
1,199,749
1,739,670
839,174
1,012,473
3,786,013
3,898,445
603,978
697,251
378,481
524,906
8,584,940
9,652,967
141,818
234,900
5,241,816
5,816,790
21
22
Zi
24
25
Farms reporting by value of sales :
$1,000 or more farms reporting 1959...
181
213
416
388
2,386
14
16
36
35
159
6
4
9
13
75
14
16
32
29
202
3
9
17
17
85
9
4
15
11
54
12
24
57
74
471
1
3
6
22
11
18
50
57
523
26
27
1954. . .
2,299
3,488
182
222
73
94
213
302
98
161
67
95
289
433
23
35
423
602
28
29
acres 1959...
1954. . .
20,044
30,434
1,345
1,575
203
318
2,866
3,373
762
1,678
184
215
3,372
4,345
46
48
4,841
7,543
30
31
1954. . .
1,347
1,838
58
62
59
70
186
267
46
52
63
88
91
119
20
31
144
160
32
33
acres 1959. . .
1954...
13,891
16,680
341
398
5O0
473
4,188
5,358
564
497
838
543
2,221
3,385
140
169
865
724
34
35
Cucumbers and pickles. .. -farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
714
904
103
126
26
23
35
45
23
36
26
21
136
172
8
12
79
109
36
37
acres 1959. . .
1954. . .
2,113
2,200
438
385
12
22
303
228
79
88
31
29
667
523
4
13
300
361
38
39
Snap beans (bush and
1954. . .
873
1,064
41
41
29
33
100
126
28
35
27
46
247
265
10
14
68
75
40
41
acres 1959...
1954. . .
9,151
7,980
74
112
26
39
944
1,367
104
193
105
51
5,661
4,960
16
31
149
227
42
43
1954. . .
357
353
33
26
1
3
26
39
11
14
37
41
40
22
1
1
77
57
44
45
acres 1959. . .
1954...
462
570
32
63
(Z)
2
38
82
17
53
55
55
36
34
(Z)
1
139
127
46
47
1954...
629
1,004
48
64
46
80
48
88
23
25
29
43
91
118
14
29
37
34
48
49
acres 1959 . . .
1954...
3,033
4,282
296
248
125
303
291
497
90
104
51
46
625
523
33
71
83
52
50
51
Sweet peppers and
1954...
1,547
1,951
139
155
49
41
70
78
63
63
41
52
289
383
12
18
362
422
52
53
acres 1959. ..
1954. . .
7,710
7,721
583
514
45
52
155
149
183
84
78
216
2,044
2,210
15
18
2,590
2,217
54
55
Cantaloups and
1954. . .
749
714
68
66
12
2
84
94
30
44
55
63
69
39
5
1
200
158
56
57
acres 1959. . .
1954...
1,767
1,702
161
187
9
1
202
343
75
133
99
136
182
70
4
1
642
444
58
59
1954...
206
228
10
14
5
4
14
10
1
5
6
12
46
43
5
6
7
14
60
61
acres 1959...
1954...
3,348
4,276
7
91
1
1
10
3
(Z)
2
3
48
2,618
3,435
3
5
19
44
62
63
1954...
535
789
22
38
14
14
52
91
33
35
52
73
96
135
5
9
39
60
64
65
acres 1959...
1954. . .
10,133
14,906
594
1,139
5
6
76
156
41
46
2,402
2,648
4,951
8,726
4
4
33
109
Z Reported In small fractions.
1Does not include acreage for farms with less than 10 hundredweight harvested.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
135
Part 3 of 5
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
13
146
20
73
2.027
10,130
58
112
3,585
5,428
874,380
755,734
71
140
4,947
5,782
1,144,067
872,813
94
137
5,587
5,314
1,206,869
769,033
22
114
13
36
2,193
3,722
8
44
39
61
5,985
14,135
32
1
139
27
53
1,068
1,062
275,869
151,240
12
20
7
14
1,025
779
46
102
17
27
2,828
3,248
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
20
9
14
107
20
48
4,179
4,792
1
2
3
4
5
6
"h
(z)
25
5
21
5
29
332
4,425
7
21
7
31
1,513
4,488
25
63
53
85
5,563
10,781
T
(zj
10
8
56
7
12
977
1,539
i
(zj
2
78
156
730
1,490
149,123
208,479
1
5
1
1
200
134
"i
2
200
2
4
(Z)
(Z)
25
33
7
3
9
10
a
12
3
2
846
1,497
317
454
306
742
548
1,191
250
632
276
587
121
226
595
713
286
726
456
672
73
140
423
697
13
14
3
6
59
75
104
135
120
209
285
489
98
150
49
122
53
75
421
621
39
50
36
71
29
50
75
125
1'.
L6
24
70
565
800
1,882
1,774
2,368
2,816
7,173
7,678
1,844
3,961
514
618
452
905
20,072
20,561
324
480
353
822
406
620
990
2,512
17
ia
19,200
40,500
202,779
224,973
368,873
427,191
793,054
628,710
1,510,991
1,717,132
798,387
764,288
77, 212
105,568
241,405
298,698
4,506,759
4,288,715
70,305
82,343
83,759
112,001
173,600
193,464
342,492
757,422
19
20
3
18
10
11
10
10
10
10
17
13
54
5
19
22
14
60
17
31
43
33
161
5
12
14
13
54
9
2
10
11
17
10
3
8
4
28
8
15
34
29
335
8
4
12
6
9
6
7
7
2
14
1
7
5
16
15
8
12
6
34
a
22
23
24
25
38
54
74
99
91
167
223
384
66
103
38
102
42
58
243
447
32
26
22
28
29
41
33
35
26
27
128
343
658
820
229
658
1,531
2,001
130
278
80
172
62
83
3,475
6,581
39
32
20
61
46
61
27
249
28
29
57
34
64
77
67
112
156
264
71
113
30
70
25
38
84
102
36
37
28
60
23
37
39
45
30
31
146
144
435
298
408
522
1,484
1,317
490
990
128
174
118
191
397
321
135
261
182
438
183
271
128
206
32
33
16
8
16
13
42
61
67
100
31
49
18
36
14
25
21
18
9
7
10
13
13
13
21
17
34
35
3
9
11
8
41
52
73
151
30
96
9
18
8
24
83
50
2
9
3
18
7
8
9
108
36
37
12
11
24
18
38
58
87
138
26
38
19
40
16
30
52
40
13
7
6
9
14
24
16
16
38
39
14
13
102
19
89
83
234
245
24
61
7
24
10
28
1,557
456
10
24
1
4
14
28
10
15
40
41
2
2
8
14
14
24
54
50
6
7
13
23
1
2
21
23
5
1
2
1
1
4
3
42
43
(Z)
1
5
21
8
26
73
44
2
5
14
17
(Z)
1
38
30
2
(Z)
(Z)
1
(Z)
2
8
44
45
4
9
14
25
30
52
81
81
140
34
62
14
38
17
37
15
17
4
7
9
22
12
18
21
53
46
47
6
51
69
95
92
295
304
461
500
280
689
11
18
41
133
80
18
27
58
23
49
22
22
53
480
48
49
12
5
25
23
55
104
146
226
41
68
24
40
17
21
157
177
14
12
8
10
12
26
11
27
50
51
6
6
22
31
88
172
690
706
62
164
91
30
24
26
1,000
975
17
12
1
15
13
18
3
106
52
53
5
4
19
17
21
34
59
100
11
9
24
35
3
2
62
39
6
2
4
2
3
1
9
2
54
55
6
3
44
38
51
56
90
163
5
12
19
46
2
1
165
63
4
2
2
1
1
(Z)
4
2
56
57
6
4
7
6
17
5
20
18
9
13
7
17
2
6
27
36
2
4
5
3
2
2
8
6
58
59
2
1
13
2
14
2
11
8
2
8
2
3
1
3
638
612
(z)
3
1
(z)
1
2
2
3
«
61
11
12
24
39
27
22
40
78
14
28
18
44
5
11
49
63
7
7
5
8
7
8
15
14
62
63
4
3
79
35
23
14
35
54
3
14
9
12
2
6
1,857
1,900
2
8
1
7
2
5
10
14
64
65
Stub Items continued
136
Part 4 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland Essex
Gloucester
1
2
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potaloesl-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale — Continued
1954...
768
772
79
45
35
43
48
53
30
21
26
24
117
93
1
1
6 109
91
3
4
acres 1959...
1954...
2,479
1,859
266
91
27
61
111
141
110
88
11
L2
704
306
4
4
4 426
5 261
5
6
1954...
324
442
19
21
2
6
11
15
5
10
18
33
106
117
1 39
2 56
7
8
acres 1959...
1954...
1,957
2,282
37
582
(Z)
6
14
13
50
12
LI
24
1,384
1,152
Z
,::
) 124
1 187
9
10
1954...
1,236
1,537
24
33
5
10
69
87
43
77
21
32
225
283
1 459
3 532
11
12
acres 1959...
1954...
28,660
28,850
147
166
4
6
793
1,079
238
562
58
62
5,653
6,671
; 12,028
6 11, 199
13
14
1954...
183
380
5
9
18
25
25
38
2
12
3
13
14
33
l
S 8
2 21
15
16
acres 1959...
1954 . . .
901
1,624
5
9
9
48
215
406
28
186
(Z)
2
53
255
1
9 77
6 161
17
18
1954...
562
819
52
60
37
64
13
14
3
8
13
28
198
268
1
e 25
J 29
19
20
acres 1959...
1954...
4,360
4,752
471
372
53
200
53
58
4
46
49
66
2,603
2,507
2
8
'} 117
111
21
22
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959. . .
1954...
369
574
20
27
32
54
15
19
6
11
11
18
63
107
1
2
D 13
3 23
23
24
acres 1959.. .
1954...
612
1,358
18
17
28
90
94
77
7
18
6
4
68
648
3
6
11
3 20
25
26
1954...
165
292
9
9
17
44
9
14
3
7
1
3
20
26
1
3 5
7
27
28
acres 1959...
1954...
4,255
3,826
15
14
23
150
820
649
13
38
15
12
2,575
1,802
1
5
5
5 13
29
30
1954...
512
306
14
14
44
21
42
29
18
11
11
9
17
6
1
1
5 68
5 45
31
32
acres 1959 .. .
1954...
1,588
1,196
27
33
74
41
144
131
130
122
28
66
178
38
3
2
1 452
L 255
33
34
1954 . . .
698
453
42
24
35
23
37
16
15
4
19
5
87
44
) 167
7 117
35
36
acres 1959...
1954...
1,357
893
89
60
21
19
23
22
21
2
16
2
196
125
5 492
309
37
266
404
14
23
11
10
15
28
11
13
2
3
113
150
7 23
i 40
ja
1954...
: !
40
acres 1959 .. .
1954...
2,732
2,125
32
51
4
5
892
482
94
73
(z)
1
1,422
1,181
L
J 93
136
41
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale:
1954...
910
1,004
136
118
25
35
78
75
53
71
34
33
124
145
62
60
43
44
acres 1959...
1954...
1,932
1,739
399
252
21
23
121
93
111
134
36
24
598
591
120
66
45
46
quarts 1959...
1954...
4,466,591
2,766,799
1,528,394
789,958
36,625
39,335
242,340
153,756
322,111
267,403
35,025
19,235
1,030,576 4,
654,823 2,
>5(
194,218
) 77,057
47
48
1954...
213
351
30
45
12
23
10
12
22
64
3
1
1
4
J 8
L 12
49
50
acres 1959. ..
1954...
129
254
29
48
2
9
3
5
38
85
(z)
(z)
1
4
z
t 7
7
51
52
quarts 1959...
1954...
108,243
192,957
21,766
53,222
1,931
9,330
2,010
2,550
44,160
53,789
1,500
20
400
805
52
2
) 3,968
) 5,405
53
54
1954...
578
526
165
123
3
304
292
10
13
7
2
13
6
13
10
55
56
acres 1959...
1954...
6,030
4,879
2,216
1,413
(z)
3,336
2,894
37
18
5
8
61
18
45
51
•■■!
12 -pint trays 1959...
1954...
1,405,410
1,451,163
457,986
324,550
21
852,911
1,023,513
11,587
5,200
1,514
867
8,172
4,061
16,090
9,226
59
95
146
9
12
56
77
1
3
1
4
2
1
1954...
61
62
acres 1959...
1954...
4,016
5,727
205
306
2,964
3,513
3
43
50
326
■ 235
6
63
64
100- lb. barrels 1959...
1954 . . .
97,934
96,476
4,366
2,149
81,439
72,307
52
534
500
2,726
2,000
80
2 Reported in small fractions .
NEW JERSEY
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
137
Part 4 of 5
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
11
6
13
15
32
48
102
139
35
59
17
14
12
22
35
14
10
8
8
10
13
22
20
28
1
2
4
5
36
33
50
94
282
362
80
187
87
5
12
18
170
21
6
8
5
16
9
15
39
90
3
4
10
8
8
8
4
5
19
35
3
8
13
34
3
2
17
14
5
3
9
9
1
5
31
51
5
6
4
5
11
8
3
2
8
18
(Z)
9
5
5
1
4
147
75
3
4
66
66
(Z)
3
89
107
7
8
11
9
7
17
19
27
34
65
11
16
9
17
3
284
302
4
13
3
2
1
4
6
5
9
10
3
14
45
65
46
43
135
216
5
9
6
51
2
9,469
8,598
11
29
1
62
5
8
9
2
11
12
7
5
9
4
13
17
10
69
6
21
9
22
5
19
7
6
7
2
5
4
10
23
14
25
13
14
2
3
14
1
10
36
13
97
6
59
1
3
3
10
431
232
2
1
3
8
4
23
16
68
15
16
1
6
8
6
12
8
40
45
43
64
21
32
11
17
12
33
6
4
6
4
6
13
13
28
34
69
17
18
3
20
19
14
21
7
161
129
324
218
113
201
3
2
18
86
34
68
12
15
19
39
14
43
249
466
19
20
1
2
12
6
11
13
33
40
45
97
20
31
11
20
15
28
5
5
9
4
3
2
15
27
19
20
21
22
1
2
3
3
14
11
122
114
109
118
37
73
1
3
7
33
22
24
5
4
2
(Z)
9
26
17
10
23
24
5
3
6
9
18
26
26
35
13
32
2
5
6
16
1
1
6
1
1
2
4
8
5
29
25
26
43
43
9
34
210
145
307
226
156
455
(Z)
3
6
48
5
10
13
3
(z)
6
12
16
9
103
27
28
14
1
13
4
53
18
67
34
32
29
18
7
22
10
13
19
13
5
8
2
11
13
19
13
29
30
8
1
31
3
89
19
146
171
58
64
30
2
27
9
48
132
11
5
6
3
12
9
58
71
31
32
4
1
12
10
24
25
122
100
20
14
15
8
12
9
58
34
4
1
3
1
9
7
4
3
33
34
1
(Z)
12
8
14
16
267
200
16
10
4
2
8
6
162
102
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
5
4
2
35
36
1
2
6
9
8
8
24
74
2
11
4
5
6
6
8
1
1
3
2
1
6
10
21
37
33
(Z)
(Z)
9
14
15
14
74
136
(Z)
4
1
1
1
2
83
(Z)
i
(Z)
6
2
6
1
(z)
39
40
30
12
37
35
56
74
94
126
34
35
28
48
12
9
47
54
14
18
19
17
8
14
14
18
41
42
15
5
84
67
45
81
195
243
18
18
17
26
5
3
114
80
5
8
6
7
5
7
15
9
43
44
24,247
11,071
290,259
100,392
67,729
108,812
399,774
383,475
44,194
14,912
31,626
30,292
12,745
5,880
124,099
73,341
8,376
4,552
13,220
4,983
14,415
16, 575
41,818
8,397
45
46
22
11
10
6
11
23
24
54
11
29
7
21
5
10
5
6
6
7
9
9
3
5
11
8
47
48
5
1
2
2
3
16
17
42
3
8
3
5
1
4
2
2
5
8
3
4
(Z)
2
4
2
49
50
4,816
1,471
2,392
1,750
1,910
12,835
9,685
33,605
1,689
4,347
3,700
1,581
316
2,090
890
1,243
601
4,310
3,384
2,423
135
876
2,470
1,280
51
52
2
1
2
4
12
12
1
5
39
47
3
2
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
53
54
1
(z)
(z)
5
58
76
1
1
261
379
(Z)
4
9
10
(Z)
1
"i
(Z)
(Z)
55
56
17
25
1
1
35
35
1,200
1,500
306
317
5,793
6,077
3
5
7
192
125
1,270
117
60
47,583
76,201
24
41
752
1,071
10,252
13,910
31
38
3,240
962
20
45
:::
17
8
18
57
58
59
60
61
2
63
64
Stub items continued
138
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Bergen
Burlington
Cape May
Tree fruits, nuts, and "tapes:
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 bushels 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 bushels 1959 . ,
1954.,
Pears ■ farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954.,
Trees of all ages 1959 .
1954 .
Trees not bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested bushels 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 bushels 1959.
1954.
Cherries farms reporting 1959.
Trees of all ages 1959.
1954.
Trees not of bearing age 1959 .
1954.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
1954.
Quantity harvested pounds 1959.
1954.
1,304
2,484
25,860
28,559
976
1,899
615,125
639,575
118,924
116,848
496,201
522,727
3,053,237
2,724,673
800
1,474
1,186,538
980,755
252,671
226,773
933,867
753,982
2,093,406
1,685,732
463
967
12,523
17,529
5,439
5,304
7,084
12,225
7,583
12,231
357
819
186,515
285,179
17,913
9,999
168,602
275,180
1,191,452
195
425
6,087
5,265
1,713
1,105
4,374
4,160
4,629
7,657
330
6,881
9,953
1,018
2,496
5,863
7,457
289,566
157,737
124
158
2,237
1,455
48
59
27,608
17,581
9,804
5,013
17,804
12,568
90,511
54,577
79
77
161,820
113,880
44,990
26,575
116,830
87,305
214,920
172,356
20
24
1,367
2,350
1,313
373
54
1,977
98
4,660
46
79
114,982
151,671
13,745
2,026
101,237
149,645
729,290
1,471,562
10
6
1,752
29
1,214
17
538
12
530
15
6
73
128
21
16
52
112
6,000
1,503
112
1,050
1,329
44
103
25,752
38,957
1,676
3,326
24,076
35,631
218,299
182,199
35
75
19,916
33,817
2,322
2,099
17,594
31,718
37,265
61,874
24
57
757
978
105
268
652
710
858
465
40
4,051
7,967
4,043
7,958
36,126
44,976
11
34
1,633
2,002
47
21
1,586
1,981
2,228
4,618
12
240
466
61
31
179
435
2,919
18,847
101
165
2,907
3,781
58
82
74,688
75,747
18,019
11,987
56,669
63,760
363,811
359,115
76
116
150,524
149,681
26,952
21,621
123,572
128,060
337,661
309,669
24
31
1,241
1,377
231
903
1,010
474
381
767
19
46
25,773
40,901
161
1,093
25,612
39,808
152,731
306,791
11
16
155
66
7
28
148
38
751
209
29
4,071
3,291
58
655
4,013
2,636
234,103
84,038
63
118
1,651
1,753
28
43
29,285
20,388
7,627
4,345
21,658
16,043
111,805
99,053
42
77
133,173
110,090
29,127
20,353
102,046
89,737
248,788
227,628
11
20
549
109
256
18
293
91
205
58
17
36
7,655
28,631
682
1,401
6,973
27,230
82,507
409,123
5
11
110
552
6
8
104
544
26
1,080
7
63
1,262
1,250
420
28,346
9
41
13
59
29
1,717
66
1,255
6
23
10
25
888
32,294
1,793
14,197
408
4,072
370
3,955
480
28,222
1,423
10,242
210
183,632
6,443
41,062
6
20
7
44
665
73,179
552
33,200
115
9,180
8
2,562
550
63,999
544
30,638
144
168,645
1,067
61,918
3
10
6
11
14
148
224
271
1
74
200
199
13
74
24
72
8
21
25
67
3
14
5
15
225
1,630
48
2,917
5
280
8
760
220
1,350
40
2,157
3,336
6,077
338
14,011
6
2
5
34
11
27
27
12
7
11
15
7
4
6
9
166
12
356
43
34
123
12
322
12,440
140
8,000
3
122
23
155
3
7,021
48
5,912
2
76
20
99
30
174,295
233
117,620
39,417
38
26,697
30
134,878
195
90,923
45
659,802
301
535,777
1
108
15
117
60
458,702
316
274,334
96,158
5
92,530
60
362,544
311
181,804
100
744,330
428
491,200
1
19
17
32
2
1,770
68
2,388
1,090
7
194
2
680
61
2,194
765
47
322
1
13
15
30
15
3,079
287
7,765
364
14
680
15
2,715
273
7,085
100
8,755
2,640
18,230
1
4
9
16
25
180
25
224
8
50
25
180
17
174
25
367
7
353
1
10
2
843
50
994
392
8
396
2
451
42
598
25
14,596
395
1,940
^■Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
NEW JERSEY
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
139
Part 5 of 5
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
148
52
95
127
98
•2
17
28
108
33
9
53
1
275
75
200
272
282
56
43
39
185
88
20
146
2
801
550
1,216
3,650
829
24
199
183
601
606
33
553
3
1,005
681
1,973
4,837
1,260
46
278
195
977
637
24
1,047
4
136
47
79
92
93
21
18
15
103
32
8
47
5
257
60
156
187
277
47
40
24
175
83
16
136
6
17,409
15,755
34,222
121,982
12,854
1,110
4,116
1,551
10,898
14,325
192
15,871
7
22,810
22,824
73,368
155,529
17,519
865
6,043
1,118
17,500
14,383
481
20,619
8
2,365
2,356
3,573
18,831
1,149
875
135
309
1,476
3,197
3,635
9
4,061
3,242
12,774
28,894
2,608
474
1,580
92
2,644
2,517
139
2,092
10
15, 044
13,399
30,649
103,151
11,705
235
3,981
1,242
9,422
11,128
192
12,236
11
18,749
19,582
60,594
126,635
14,911
391
4,463
1,026
14,856
11,866
342
18,527
12
59,769
139,866
222,815
678,197
53,183
60
18,473
7,779
51,141
94,580
1,691
97,568
13
60,999
148,731
260,837
677,634
67,095
84
18,651
6,365
49,397
72,194
748
83,411
14
74
26
58
78
45
17
8
17
57
20
4
29
15
147
39
98
171
162
32
28
31
104
47
13
74
16
14,927
9,145
22,531
72,370
26,047
343
3,163
11,307
9,397
7,526
968
10,775
17
17,037
13,081
29,482
105,688
33,146
572
3,208
11,410
16,007
14,020
915
20,319
18
4,062
3,036
5,631
15,021
6,738
128
521
4,536
1,849
1,595
41
669
19
3,657
4,431
8,502
22,853
7,665
358
1,301
1,845
2,769
3,570
175
3,894
20
10,865
6,109
16,900
57,349
19,309
215
2,642
6,771
7,548
7,931
927
10,106
21
13,380
8,650
20,980
82,835
25,481
214
1,907
9,565
13,238
10,450
740
16,425
22
14,925
14,117
32,664
142,968
36,091
103
14,027
17,450
12,010
21,515
650
35,033
23
17,684
14,884
43,430
171,171
38,156
33
5,854
18,028
11,617
14,613
1,328
22,744
24
78
27
24
17
53
15
12
7
71
18
3
26
25
166
34
46
52
173
38
25
20
99
32
14
70
26
1,043
497
1,753
143
889
111
131
99
825
641
88
455
27
1,838
648
990
657
1,595
226
279
248
1,124
443
171
1,545
28
346
125
701
33
256
83
95
46
200
424
60
29
535
136
560
223
614
112
204
43
341
173
30
171
30
697
372
1,052
110
633
28
36
53
625
217
88
395
31
1,303
512
430
434
981
114
75
205
783
270
141
1,374
32
431
2,145
230
35
464
7
56
20
951
338
235
335
33
871
623
354
679
883
77
87
431
544
388
44
839
34
31
24
22
37
26
10
6
10
45
7
2
9
35
70
29
55
66
128
39
17
20
58
18
8
45
36
1,253
1,084
2,779
11,642
1,383
288
86
7,032
2,367
31
47
1,113
37
908
456
7,847
19,303
3,427
1,167
208
4,337
5,664
275
640
760
38
128
122
312
846
27
23
1,022
137
1
50
39
167
24
90
1,083
723
337
55
10
1,264
24
"8
223
40
1,125
962
2,467
10,796
1,356
265
86
6,010
2,230
30
47
1,063
41
741
432
7,757
18,220
2,704
830
153
4,327
4,400
251
632
537
42
7,034
3,991
18,792
50,144
8,137
251
115
54,550
28,355
287
384
490
43
7,915
7,443
131,803
133,481
17,912
5,731
2,019
36,333
18,394
1,440
1,240
6,337
44
30
16
14
12
24
12
6
2
21
5
1
4
45
61
17
20
14
85
18
8
8
43
11
2
39
46
220
59
1,001
312
127
65
21
7
275
95
3
13
47
413
39
82
514
370
87
74
31
505
72
4
138
48
72
22
103
13
34
27
11
3
69
58
49
152
12
41
96
129
51
68
13
359
13
27
50
148
37
898
299
93
38
10
4
206
37
3
13
51
261
27
41
418
241
36
6
18
146
59
4
111
52
143
25
15
241
33
1
120
103
2
12
53
168
111
4
674
143
2
1
3
94
74
1
90
54
51
21
19
13
39
11
12
6
54
8
4
18
55
219
99
275
90
212
75
46
61
236
25
13
72
56
480
175
548
582
584
88
168
48
313
75
40
293
57
46
54
69
11
59
63
18
20
38
12
24
58
159
37
434
145
209
45
145
22
44
35
16
53
59
173
45
206
79
153
12
28
41
198
13
13
48
60
321
138
114
437
375
43
23
26
269
40
24
240
61
1,513
3,415
1,665
5,073
2,287
1
251
661
3,352
406
84
355
62
1,299
924
173
1,903
4,233
202
346
45
2,785
721
60
1,837
63
140
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
Item
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Nursety and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
1
3
4
5
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and v
seeds and plants, (lowers, and bulbs sold , . .
On farms with sales of ^2,000 or more.
egelable
famis reporting 1115? . . .
dollars 1959...
1954 . . .
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
dollars 1959 .. .
1,702
25,484,351
22,518,778
968
24,958,382
99
1,387,862
1,078,830
51
1,355,996
223
4,632,857
3,999,517
149
4,571,759
107
997,682
889,001
50
967,817
65
569,289
334,547
44
554,957
37
85,025
59,005
9
60,083
112
2,468,411
1,569,120
56
2,429,115
53
789, 561
581,028
38
772,252
101
1,285,754
532,280
45
1,250,022
6
7
B
9
Nursery products (trees, shrubs.
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
s used for growing 1959. . .
1954...
765
579
6,294
4,760
9,483,942
6,584,391
34
25
106
116
67,048
101,341
96
73
313
334
1,017,862
865,142
62
47
236
162
480,678
236,619
22
19
52
42
68,138
76,662
11
7
15
7
10,047
7,695
46
31
1,130
700
1,724,007
934,506
22
26
44
86
270, 662
166, 558
46
20
617
157
525,018
107,612
11
1954 . . .
12
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
1,095
1,079
884
868
10,439,281
10,281,569
512
522
1,983
2,192
15,106,711
14,733,904
66
58
46
38
880,242
522,939
40
32
199
239
1,244,589
942,664
159
155
145
134
1,848,360
2,272,194
73
69
97
98
3,503,352
3,043,510
a
52
43
36
318,393
285,074
28
30
46
97
489,444
448,513
52
50
41
41
325,289
205,408
24
26
41
86
495,496
213,260
28
16
16
11
22,232
13,314
17
11
74
43
65,401
49, 674
67
57
50
36
286,781
302,455
42
38
357
558
632,685
570,438
38
53
32
47
315,113
356,251
16
19
49
61
510,119
372,050
55
51
36
31
296,212
156,105
41
41
333
226
509,301
333,228
13
1954...
15
IT
1954 . . .
square feet 1959 . . .
1954...
10
'ii
-'1
1054 . . .
acres used for growing 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
23
1954...
24
25
26
27
28
"■>
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms. . .
, vegetable seeds,
1954 . . .
1954 . . .
square feet 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
298
394
247
330
705,383
1,292,291
13
10
11
5
75,570
46,796
44
48
41
43
113,221
234,520
18
23
12
16
23,300
81,550
15
11
13
11
7,875
32,200
14
7
13
7
9,478
2,762
21
13
18
9
105,014
135,206
4
21
1
21
9,600
91,625
19
25
13
17
84,431
67, 674
78
115
645
587
893,698
1,200,483
2
7
42
38
76,225
34,825
7
8
5
21
111,643
90,865
8
11
11
63
27, 560
203,869
4
4
3
18
5,655
44,625
2
1
2
1
9,577
1,636
8
5
282
14
111,719
64,176
4
3
2
43
8,780
42,420
8
14
241
183
251,435
91,440
31
3!
33
:l
35
1954 . . .
acres used for growing 1950 . . .
1954 . . .
1954 . . .
36
. . farms reporting 1959 . . .
828
31
4
73
10
18
31
2
49
3a
195,445
148,106
143
60,427
242
135,018
22
28,641
6,667
17
7,167
20
21,474
3
1,223
458
1
943
2
280
41
27, 361
5,451
21
9,846
33
17,515
6
9,182
6
9,182
16
9,951
6,775
4
374
14
9,577
22
12,748
5,967
15
8,266
10
4,482
2
2,200
128
1
300
1
1,900
13
4,560
6,543
9
3,428
5
1,132
36
19
dollars 1959...
1954...
11
42
11
dollars 1959...
dollars 1959 .. .
II
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts
dollars 1959 .. .
226
121,772
18
20, 624
2
280
33
17,515
6
9,132
10
1,732
9
4,132
1
1,900
4
781
IK
17
Dili's of other miscellaneous product? . .
dollars 1959 . . .
24
13,246
2
850
1
50
5
7,845
2
350
351
1^
10
50
51
19.11 . . .
cords (4' x 4' « S')1959...
1954 . . .
555
1,-513
5,219
16,958
94
1 , 335
13
28
77
1,292
3
22
2
20
12
142
1
5
40
92
961
1,495
12
191
7
10
82
63
4
52
10
19
117
332
9
102
13
69
187
817
4
115
1
3
20
13
41
109
261
812
2
13
53
cords (1' if N 6') 1959...
22
10
5
1
1
1
55
cords (4' it 1' x 8') 1959...
1,760
830
462
100
100
17
156
769
33,619
109,707
32
18,285
1
12
200
807
3
350
15
36
3,090
5,718
8
6,733
3
7
170
269
1
9
200
1,105
1
200
2
39
70
6,047
1
11
3
37
224
3,850
57
51)
1954 . . .
number 1959 . . .
1954...
. . . farms reporting 1959 . . .
61
number 1954 . . .
50
266
635
2,303
22
402
2
3
21
168
1
20
' 1
2
9
26
111
100
1
2
1
2
1
4
12
26
3
15
35
157
2
34
1
1
19
100
63
61
65
66
67
195 11 ■•
thousands of Iwiard feel 1959 , , .
19541..
thousands of hoard foci Infill .. .
6iS
84
15,849
5
1,601
1
100
11
1,092
2
3,200
3
38
1
125
numlMT 1959 .
Z Reported in small fractions.
includes sales of standing timber.
NEW JERSEY
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
141
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
8
42
75
126
157
122
25
86
30
80
a
108
25
1
172,130
150,182
1,325,967
2,562,845
2,598,580
1,721,188
100,016
829,868
307,003
728,293
87,931
2,303,351
380,556
2
303,800
205,424
1,149,697
2,349,247
2,605,426
1,920,586
96,418
919,569
144,302
521,755
58, 610
2,764,963
435,653
3
8
19
36
63
100
80
10
50
17
45
8
77
13
4
172,130
138,815
1,304,243
2,523,799
2,560,744
1,686,286
85,976
801,279
294,987
699,550
79,476
2,282,996
366,100
5
28
39
62
60
57
12
44
20
45
12
38
9
6
20
25
44
53
46
11
43
16
19
7
39
8
7
182
380
1,445
561
245
23
221
295
156
67
166
40
8
95
296
802
643
334
89
260
176
105
19
301
36
9
67,220
923,169
1,292,438
1,377,151
358,091
35,198
403,043
248,282
283,951
a, 790
286,569
23,580
10
62,500
897,225
746,180
1,048,143
132,143
25,400
407,425
117,982
137,700
11,900
454,950
46,708
11
8
18
40
64
112
77
19
59
17
41
11
83
20
12
16
15
47
67
104
80
22
60
11
35
13
103
14
13
8
14
32
57
86
70
14
51
11
38
9
68
17
14
16
12
40
63
82
64
13
52
8
30
10
92
12
15
103,100
94,840
238,489
1,107,720
1,122,870
1,321,649
49,110
267,909
30,108
332,234
45,850
1,150,990
281,790
16
197,100
50,076
225,765
926,031
798,403
1,131,725
98,790
402,328
20,895
419,040
40,950
1,688,209
168,517
IT
1
10
20
25
54
'23
9
27
10
14
5
26
7
18
8
1/4
20
54
35
15
26
8
16
4
49
7
19
(zj
26
228
80
268
22
7
33
18
13
3
86
3
20
5
32
58
453
64
20
23
6
26
2
90
5
21
170,130
65,015
372,984
1,249,590
1,187,661
1,348,057
60,143
409,495
41,383
403,967
59, 736
1,940,947
347,216
22
297,800
43,490
212,052
1,532,219
1,443,996
1,755,530
62,487
438,062
20,946
360,325
39,260
2,193,875
360,525
23
1
10
17
23
17
21
4
14
7
9
7
15
5
24
1
17
18
25
23
22
18
37
9
9
3
43
11
25
1
9
13
21
11
18
3
11
6
7
7
13
5
26
1
14
17
23
17
a
13
30
7
8
3
37
10
27
400
27,341
25,064
30,760
47,933
24,765
4,560
14,430
7,450
28,100
14,361
42,050
9,680
28
3,000
56,701
33,686
42,580
69,825
47, 670
11,138
99,595
3,208
29,775
7,600
160,430
34,750
29
1
3
5
3
8
5
1
3
2
2
2
30
6
5
4
10
4
9
7
4
2
1
8
2
31
(z)
1
17
1
11
4
(Z)
1
18
2
2
32
73
48
4
36
7
5
4
8
5
(zj
12
4
33
2,000
17,947
29,814
20,817
33,768
15,040
4,675
17,330
17,338
40,375
6,405
75,835
9,760
34
6,000
99,434
40,420
70,848
113,287
32,913
8,531
74,082
5,374
23,730
7,450
116,138
28,420
35
109
38
17
42
46
16
10
77
38
165
3
49
36
21
24
9
14
12
5
4
31
11
37
3
25
"7
7,830
22,157
8,358
9,499
4,615
1,580
1,160
7,483
7,045
20,763
1,250
7,839
>
23,621
9,770
1,668
4,519
17,043
16,095
5,487
5,721
4,068
8,060
750
19,315
39
8
9
2
8
5
3
1
14
3
15
1
6
10
2,469
4,475
900
4,349
2,016
500
500
2,236
2,369
7,110
550
2,629
41
15
20
9
9
10
2
3
23
9
27
2
22
42
5,361
17,682
7,458
5,150
2,599
1,080
660
5,247
4,676
13,653
700
5,ao
43
15
20
8
9
9
2
3
22
8
26
2
19
14
5,361
17,682
7,258
5,150
2,499
580
660
4,597
4,626
12,253
700
4,310
45
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
4?
...
200
100
500
650
50
1,400
900
IT
84
22
10
28
34
12
8
60
31
107
32
4S
212
42
20
73
122
80
7
87
35
285
2
198
49
410
125
80
207
197
76
78
466
443
1,110
310
SO
1,773
313
228
2,301
1,164
741
100
635
454
2,552
46
1,685
51
3
8
3
3
3
1
2
10
6
10
10
52
35
60
22
13
1
38
15
1
8
25
40
116
1
5
280
116
1
200
113
53
51
55
21
2
2
7
3
3
3
9
10
56
15
56
81
15
9
50
42
33
3
47
21
208
117
57
3,157
220
900
6,970
300
350
139
930
510
9,3a
1,868
58
7,291
1,710
910
9,294
4,886
10, 339
550
3,205
4,734
29,468
19,174
59
4
1
2
2
3
1
4
5
60
2,008
200
6,100
230
280
200
1,131
1,192
61
4
1
2
6
1
7
6
8
62
44
11
1
8
17
7
.2
24
' 8
31
43
63
46
200
11
57
2
32
78
30
64
285
131
13
41
194
90
-90
87
106
166
544
65
2
1
1
2
1
7
2
2
66
41
200
10
31
1
26
19
18
67
9
11
5
3
3
1
4
3
14
2
6
68
566
1,811
3,453
260
46
10
408
23
2,398
350
368
69
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(143)
144
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Thia census U authorized by Ac( of Congress, United States Code, Title 13, Sections 5, 9, 142; 221-4, requiring that the Inquiries be answered completely- and accurately,
and guaranteeing that the Information famished be accorded confidential treatment. The census report cannot be used for purpose* of taxation, investigation, or
regulation.
.. n. ii-am
NEW JERSEY
A1 No.
US. DETAKTalENT OF COMMERCE buieau OF THE CENSUS
PARSONS. KANSAS
Af CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE iqfq
M * QUESTIONNAIRE: * ^O^
Section I.— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
(If a member of the family or anyone else oils this questionnaire for the person in charge,
be anre that all the information is given for the person in charge.)
I. What is your name (person in charge)?
(Middle Iniilal)
2. What is your mail address?
Section II.— OWNERSHIP
OFFICE ISE ONLY
OWNED LAND. Include all land and tracts of land owned, regardless of where located
even though these are considered separate units; also cropland, pastureland, woodland,
and wasteland.
3. How many acres do you own? None □
( '/ no land is owned, mark X tn the square Jor "None.")
LAND RENTED OR LEASED FROM OTHERS: Include all land and tractB of land
rented or teased by you regardless of where located. Include any separate fields, meadows,
pastureland, woodland, and wasteland.
4. How many acres do you rent from others? Include acres worked on shares. None Q
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [5] )
(a) What is the name and address of each landlord and the number of acres
rented or worked on shares for each?
Name of
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Nai
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Mail address
i I'usi uffii?'1 Hnii S i a i •:• ;
LAND MANAGED FOR OTHERS:
[5 J How many acres do you operate for
othera as a hired manager? None []
(Enter the name and address of employer under question 4(a).)
LAND RENTED OR LEASED TO OTHERS: Include any separate fields and hay land
rented to others. Include land worked on shares by others. Do not include land leased
lo the Government under the Soil Bank.
6. How many acres do you rent to others? None □
(// "None," mark X and $k\p to question [7J.)
(a) Of the acres rented to others, how many are
owned by youT None Q Acres
ACRES IN THIS PLACE:
[7J Adding acres owned and acres rented from
others, then subtracting acres rented to others, we get -
(Question 3 plus question 4 minus question 6; if managed, questit
I
Acres In thla place
5 minus question 6.)
This is all the land operated by you even though part of it may be located elsewhere or in other counties.
The remaining questions of this report refer to the total acres of land reported for this question.
LOCATION OF LAND:
8. Is any of thiB land located in another county? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and sk\p to question [9].)
(a) How many acres are in your county? Acres .
(b) Give names of other counties and acres located in each:
(Name of count?)
Section III.— CROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR, 1959
Report all crops harvested or lo be harvested this year from these (read answer for question 7) acres.
If you rent or work land for others on shares include landlord's share.
CORN: (Include the landlord's share
as sold if taken from this place.)
[9] Was any corn harvested for any
purpose this year7
No Q Yes D
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [13].)
(Answer these questions, if "Yes.")*
10. Corn for all purposes?
(Do not include sweet corn or popcorn.)
(a) Corn for grain?
(70 lb. ear corn c
(b) Corn for silage?
(c) Corn hogged or grazed, or cut for green or dry
fodder (ears not husked or snapped)? .....
(0
How many
acres were
or will be
harvested?
(2)
How much
was or
will be
harvested?
(3)
How much
of thin
year't
crop was
or will be
sold?
(The total of the acres for questions (a), (b),
and (c) must equal the acres for question 10.)
SOYBEANS:
[13] Were any soybeans grown for
any purpose this year? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [21 J.)
[Answer these questions, if "Yes.")^
14. Soybeans for all purposes?
(a) Soybeans for beans? . . .
(b) Soybeans for hay? .
(c) Soybeans bogged or grazed, or cut for silage?
(d) Soybeans plowed under for green manure, not
grazed or otherwise harvested?
(1)
How many
was or
will be
larvested?
(The total of the acres for (a), (b), (c), and
id"1 must equal the acres for question 14.)
SMALL GRAINS: (Include the landlord's Bhare as Bold
if taken from this place.)
(Answer these questions, if "»«.")—
Were any of
the following
grain crops
harvested
this year —
[21] Wheat? . . .
26. Oats for grain?
29. Barley? . . .
30. Rye?
Other gr*lns?
Buckwheat? Mixed grainB?
(Underline kind.)
CD
How many
acres
were
combined
or threshed?
(3)
How much
of this
year' « crop
was or will
be sold?
HAY AND GRASS SILAGE CROPS: (If two or more cuttings,
count the acres only once but give total production of all
cuttings. Include the landlord's share as sold if taken from
thiB place.)
[Answer these questions, if " Ves.")"^— •*
Were any of
the following
hay crops
harvested
thte year —
39. Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures for
hay and for dehydrating? .
42. Clover, timothy, and mixtures of
clover and grasses for hay? . .
46. Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for bay? . . . .
(Include oats cut when ripe or
nearly ripe for feeding untnreahed. )
47. Any other hay?
(Include bromegrass, Junegrass,
millet, old meadows, aweetclover,
wild grasses.)
48. Grass allage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or small grains? . .
(1)
How many
acres
harvested?
thi> year?
How many
tons were
harvested?
(3)
How much
of thte
CLOVER SEED, GRASS SEED, AND OTHER FIELD SEEDS:
49. Were any clover seed, grass seed, or
other field seeds harvested (his year? No Q Yes D
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [79 J.)
(Answer these questions, if "Yes")
78. What field seeds were harvested?
Red clover?
Acres
harvested
or to be
harvested?
(2)
Pounds of
"clean"
seed
harvested
or to be
harvested?
(Answer these questions, if "Yes.")—
^
Were any of
the following
crops
harvested
t his year —
[79] Irish potatoes for home use or for sale?
(If leas than 10 hundredweight or 1,000
pounds were harvested, do not report
acres.)
80. Sweetpotatoes for home use or for sale?
(If less than 20 bushels were harvested,
do not report aces.)
(1)
How many acres
were or will
be harvested?
(Report tenths
of an acre)
TcnlK.
(2)
How much
was or
A-J
L.
NEW JERSEY
145
VEGETABLES FOR HOME USE AND FOR SALE
105. Were any vegetables, Bweel corn, or melons,
harvested f his year (or home use?
106 Were any vegetables, aweet corn, or melons,
harvested thit year for sale (or fresh market or
to canners, freeiers, processors? No Q
(// "No" for question 106, mark X and skip to quests
No D Yes D
Yes a
. [US].)
(Answer thete questions, if "Yes.")
Were any ol the following
vegetable crops harvested
thit year —
(If two or more plantings
of the same crop were
made, either on the same
land or on different land,
report the total harvested
acres of the several
plantings.)
107. Tomatoes?
108. Sweet corn?
109. Cucumbers and pickles? ....
110. Snap beans (bush and pole types)?
Ml. Watermelons?
112. Cabbage?
113. Sweet peppers and plmientOB? . .
117. Cantaloups and muskmelonB?
119. Green peas?
120. Green lima beans?
121. Squash?
123. Dry onions*
124. Asparagus?
125. Carrots?
126. Lettuce and romaine?
127. Beets (table)?
130. Spinach?
132. Pumpkins?
133. Eggplant?
135. Broccoli?
141. Other? (See list below.)
(1)
Acres harvested?
(Report tenths of
acres)
■'10
m
/"»
Eanrola. end Ire, and
Okm
Own onions
FUdlahea
iUinbub
Toinlp*
142. What was the value of all vegetables sold this year? $
(Include landlord's share. Do not include the value of Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes.)
BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS;
5143] Were any berries or other small
ts harvested this year for sale?
No □ Yes O
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [152].)
(Answer these question*, if "Yea.")1—
Were any of
the following
berry crops
harvested
(his year —
144. Strawberries? . . .
145. Raspberries? . . .
147. Blueberries (tame)?
150. Cranberries?
151. Other berries?
Blackberries?
d a
a a
(i)
Acres harvested?
(Report tenths of
acres)
Tenths
(2)
Quantity
harvested?
TREE FRUITS, NUTS, AND GRAPES:
[152] Is there a total of 20 fruit and nut
trees and grapevines on this place? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [198].)
(// "Yes," answer questions 153 through 197.)
153. How much land is jn bearing and
nonbearing fruit orchards, groves,
vineyards, and planted nul trees? . , .
(Answer these questions, if " Yes.")*
Were any of
(he following
kinds of
fruit and nut
trees on (his
place- —
154. Apples?
155. Peaches?
158. Pears?
161. Grapes?
165. Plums and prunes?
168. Cherries?
197. Other trulls find nuts?
Apricots?
Chestnuts?
Quinces? Planted
black walnuts?
English walnuts?
(1)
How man)
trees (or
vines) are
NOT of
bearing
age?
N.mbo
(2)
How many
trees (or
vines) are
of
bearing
age?
Numb«
(3)
How much
harvested
thit year?
[198] Were any nursery or greenhouse products, flower or
vegetable seeds or plants, flowers, or bulbs grown for sale thit year?
No □
' mark X and skip to question [202] )
{Answer these questions, if "Yes.")**
199. Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
ornamentals)?
200. Cut flowers, polled
plants, florist greens, and
bedding plants for sale?
201. Vegetables grown
under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable
plants, bulbs, mushrooms?
(a) in open?
(b) Under glass?
la) In open*
(b) Under glass
or in house?
(1)
How much area
was used for
growing?
no
(2)
What will be
the value of
sales in 195*7
OTHER CROPS:
[202] Arc there any other crops that were or will be harvested this year c
this place — Dry field and seed beans? Sorghums?
(If "Yet;1
answer for each
crop.) ' ' — ■■ ■■
No Q Yes Q
Section IV.— LAND USE THIS YEAR, 1959
203. Acres In this place (copy acres from question 7) -
CROPLAND:
204. How many acres of land were in fields and tracts (rom which
crops were harvested (including hay cut) this year? None Q
(This area may be obtained by adding the acres in the fields
or tracts from which one or more crops were harvested or hay
was cut this year; acres in nonbearing and bearing planted
fruit trees, nuts, and grapes; and acres in nursery and
greenhouse products.)
THIS SHADED SECTION IS TO BE FILLED BY CENSUS ENUMERATOR
(a) Add acre* of all crop* (with * in Sec III)
and enter total here ..
(ft) From bow many matt* at land warn two crops
harvested this ymrnrt.
<c> Subtract the acre* for {b) from (a) t
e here ....
Ens
Acna
Acr»
205. How many acres of cropland were used only (or pasture (or
gjaiing) thit year? None □
207. How many acres o( cropland were used only (or
soil-Improvement grasses and legumes not harvested and
not pastured : his year? None Q
208. How many acres o( cropland have not
been accounted for? None Q I
(Include idle cropland and cropland on which all crops failed )
WOODLAND; (Include as woodland all wood lots and timber tracts: cutover and deforested
land which has value (or wood products and has not been improved for pasture.)
209. How many acres of woodland were
pastured (or grazed) thit year? None □
210. How many acres of woodland were
not pastured (or grazed) thin year? None Q
None Q
OTHER LAND:
211. How many acres were in other pasture?
(Not cropland pasture and not woodland pasture.)
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [212].)
(a) Of this other pasture, how many acres do you
consider to be Improved pasture None Q
(Improved by liming, fertilising, seeding,
irrigating, draining, and controlling weeds and brush.)
[212] How many acres were in house lots, barn lots,
lanes, roads, ditches, and wastelsnd? None O
Add these acres (questions 204, 205, 207, 208. 209. 210,
211, and 212) and enter the total here '
These
totals
must
Section V.— IRRIGATION
213. Of the total land in this place (reported in question 203),
dw many acres were Irrigated f his year?
None □ AcreB
i
146
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Section VI.— RACE, AGE. RESIDENCE, OFF-FARM WORK, AND OTHER INCOME
(Afark one.)™
(I)
wm»D
-LI
218. What is your r
219. How old were you on your last birthday? Years_
220. Do you live on this place? No Q Yen D
221. When did you begin to operate this place?
Report month if you began to operate this place since
January 1, 1958.
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME:
222. How many days thie year did you work off your farm? Include work at a nonfarm job, business,
profession, or on someone else's farm. Include days you expect to work off your farm between now and
December 31. 1959 (Do not include exchange work )
(2)
WioWdin 1_]
(4)
ihu irnun [J
»C« — daw D
223. Did any other member of your family living with you have a nonfarm job,
business, profession, or work on someone else's farm thiu year?
No Q Yes □
224. Have you any income thl* year from any of the following sources; Sale of
products from land rented out? Cash rent? Boarders? Social Security? Old-age
assistance? Pensions? Veterans' allowances? Unemployment compensation? Interest?
Dividends? Profits from nonfarm business? Financial help from members of your
family? No Q Yea Q
(// "None" for question 222 and "No" for both question* 223 and
224, skip to question [226 J 1
226. Will the income which you and your family receive from work off the farm and
from other sources (liBted in questions 223 and 224) be greater than the total value of all
agricultural products sold or to be sold from your place thit year? No [J Yes Q
Sectic
VII— FOREST PRODUCTS THIS YEAR, 1959
[226] How much was or will be received f his year from
the sale of standing timber or trees? None sold Q
(Include Btanding timber sold for pulp wood I
227. How much was or will be received (hi* year from the
sale of poles and piling, bark, bolts, mine timbers, and maple sirup?
(Do not include sale of standing timber, firewood, pulpwood,
fence posts, sawlogs, and Christmas trees.)
(Arwwer these questions, if "Km.")"
(Do not report below any products sold on
the stump. Products Bold on the Btump
should be included in question 226.)
None sold □ S_
Were any of the
following foreBt
prodoclB cut thit
year for home
use or for sale —
228. Firewood and fuel wood?
229. Pulpwood:
230. Fence posts?
231. Sswlogs and veneer logs?
232. Christmas trees? ....
1 «d* ,«■ ft Ef
(1)
How much
was or will
be cut
in 19597
(2)
How much
was or will
be sold
in 19597
Cmas
tionVlH— POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK NOW ON THIS PLACE AND LIVESTOCK
PRODUCTION THIS YEAR, 1959 ■
Include all poultry and animals on this place owned by you, by your landlord, by your employees, and by
others.
POULTRY:
236. Are there any chickens, turkeys, or other poultry on this place? No [ ') Yea Q
237. If "No," were there any on this place any time this year? No Q Yes Q
(// "No" for both questions 236 and 237. mark X and skip to question [246].)
238. How many chickens (henB, pullets roosters, etc.)
4 months old and over, are now on this place?
. . . None Q Number .
239. How many broilers were or will be sold thie year? None □ Number .
(Report all broilers sold and those grown for
others under contract.)
240. How many hens, roosters, pullets, cockerels,
and other chickens were or will be sold I his year? None □ Number .
241. How many dozens of chicken eggs
were or will be Bold fhis year? ,
None D Dozens
None □ Number .
242. How many turkeys and turkey fryers
were raised fhis year?
(Include those raised from poults hatched, poults
bought, and those raised for others under contract.)
243. How many turkey hens now on hand are you
keeping for breeding next year? None □ Number .
244. How many ducks, geese,
and other poultry (not cour "
chickens and turkeys)
were sold f/iis year?. . .
Give
None Q name _
245. How much was or will be received this
year from the sale of turkeys, ducks, geese, and
miscellaneous poultry, and their eggs? None sold □ Value of sales $_
SHEEP AND LAMBS:
[246] How many ewes, rams, wethers, and
lambs of all ages are on this place? _ None Q Number .
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [247].)
f(«) Lambs under 1 year old? Number.
Of this total
bow many are
4|(b) Ewes 1 year old and over? Number _
) Rams and wethers 1 year old and over? Number _
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (c)
must equal the number for question 246 )
HORSES AND MULES:
[247] How many horses, mules, colts, and
ponies are on this place?
None D Number .
SHEEP AND LAMBS SHORN THIS YEAR, 1959:
251. Were any sheep or lambs shorn t hi* year? No Q Yes □
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [254] )
r tfcfts questions, if "Km.")™
252. Were any lambs shorn in 1959?
253. Were any sheep shorn in 1959?
How many
were shorn?
(2)
How much
wool was
shorn?
HOGS AND PIGS:
[254] How many hogs and pigs of all ages,
including sows and boars, are on this place? None Q Number _
(// "None," mark X and sJtip to question [255])
f(a) Since June 1, this year? Number .
Oi this total,
how many were born-
V(b) Before June 1, tins year? Number _
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must
equal the number for question 254.)
SOWS AND GILTS FARROWING:
[255] How many litters were farrowed since June 1, Number of
fhis year or*will farrow before December I? None O litters
266. How many litters were farrowed between Number of
December 1, last year, and June 1, this year? None Q litters
CATTLE AND CALVES: (Include all cows and all other cattle and calves, both dairy and beef,
on this place.)
257. How many cattle and calves of all ageB are on this place? . None Q Number
{// "None," mark X and skip to question [262].)
OI this total,
how many are-
(a) Cows? Number .
(Include heifers that have calved.)
(b) Heifers and heifer calves? Number .
(Do not include any heifers that have calved.)
if' Bulls, bull calves, steers, and steer calves? Number .
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (c) must
equal the number for question 257.)
COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:
258. How many cows and belters were milked yesterday?
None D Number .
259. How many milk COWS were on this place yesterday? .... None Q Number .
(Include dry milk cowb and milk heifers that have calved.)
260. How many pounds of milk were produced yesterday?
□ Pounds
These questions are to \
answered by CENSUS
ENUMERATOR
(a) Does Al number end in 3 or 7T No [J Ye* Q
(6) Are acres in question 7. 1,000 or more? No □ Yes □
Section IX.— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR, 1959
[262] Was any milk or cream sold this year. 1959? .No U Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [265].)
Report all sales from this place whether made by you or by others. Report dairy products sold (or
your landlord. Be sure to Include dairy products which you will sell by December 31, this year.
[For each item, answer these Questions.)—
263. How much whole milk was
or will be Bold in 1959? None Q
(Report in poundB of milk,
gallons of milk, or pounds of butterfat.)
264. How much cream was
or will be sold in 1959? None Q
(If cream was sold by the gallon, multiply the
number of gallons by 2V, to kM pounds of butterfat.)
<D
Quantity sold or to
be sold" in 1959?
•r (» Ulbuol
(2)
How much was or
will be the value
of sales in 1959?
D-2
Section X.— ANIMALS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD ALIVE THIS YEAR, 1959
all sales from this place whether made by you or by others. Report all animals turned
Bold for your landlord, and animals fed under contract for others. Be sure to report animals
will sell by December 31, thit year.
• these questions, if "Yes.")'
Were any
of the
following
animals
sold or
will any
be sold
this year
(1959)—
[266] Calves? .
266. Cattle, not
counting calves?
267. Horses, mules,
colts, and
ponies? ....
268. Hogs and pigB?
269. Sheep and
lambs? ....
How many have
been sold thit
None
a
(2)
iiow many more
will be sold
between now
and Dec. 317
No«
N.B
(3)
How much was
or will be the
value of sales
in 19S9?
no
NEW JERSEY
147
r
Section XI.— FERTILIZER AND LIME
Include all fertiliser and lime used on thin place during 1959, whether
purchased by you or by your landlord.
271. On how many acres were commercial fertiliser and
fertilising matertala used in 19597 None □ Acres
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [272 J )
(Ansicer thete questions, if " i'ea.")m
Waa fertiliser
u*ed this gear
on any of the
following c
(a) Hay and cropland
pasture?
(b) Other pasture (not
cropland)? ...
(e)-Cornf
(d) WheatT. . . . .
(e) Irish potatoes? .
(0 All other crops? .
(1)
On how
many
acres was
fertiliser
used?
How much waa used —
(2)
Dry materials?
(Include rock
phosphate)
/10
(3)
Liquid
materials?
T T.Blb."
I /IP
/"■
[272] How many acres were limed in 19597 None □ Acres _
(// "None," mark X ond skip to question [274].)
273. How much lime or liming materials was used in 19597 Tons .
(Include ground limestone, hydrated and burnt lime, marl, oyster
shells, etc. Omit lime used for sprays or sanitation.)
"Section XII— SELECTED FARM EXPENDITURES AND LAND-USE PRACTICES
. THIS YEAR, 1959 _ .
EXPENDITURES: Include espenses paid, or to be paid by December 31. 1959, by you and your
landlord for this place.
How ranch
waa or will
be spent
thlt year
for—
[274] Peed for livestock and poultry? None Q
(Include cost of grain, hay, mill feeds,
concentrates, and roughages; also,
amounts paid for grinding and mixing feed.)
275. The purchase of livestock and poultry? None Q
(Include baby chicks.)
276. Machine hire? None □
(Include custom work Buch as tractor hire,
threshing, combining, silo filling, corn
picking, baling, plowing, fruit picking,
Spraying and dusting.)
277. Hired labor? None Q
(Do not include housework, custom work,
or contract construction work. Include cash
payments only.)
278. Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees? None Q
279. Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
for the farm business? None □
1
/on
LAND-USE PRACTICES:
280. How many acres of land were used to grow
cover crops tht» year and then planted to another crop? None D
281. How many acres of cropland used for grain or row
crops this year were farmed on the contour? None Q
282. How many acres of strip-cropping systems for
■oil-erosion control were on this place this year?
283. How many acres of crop and pasture land on
this place have terraces? None [ j
None □ Acres .
Section aIH.— FARM LABOR
m— q
(5)
284. About how many hours last week did
you (the person in charge of this place) do farm
work or chores on this place? (Afari one.)^^^—
285. How many other members of your family did 15 hours or more of
farm work or chores on this place last meek without receiving cash wages? . None Q Persons _
(Do not include housework.)
286. How many hired persons did any farm work or chores
on this place last week? None [ ] Persons .
(Include members of your family receiving cash wages.)
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [291].)
*^2S*££L u,eek. /<»> 15° d*y* or raore durin* ""' -""
ten
ow many were employed
on this place for—
None □ Persons _
1(b) Less than 150 days during thin year? .
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must equal the number for question 286.)
288. Of these hired
persons working
fast week, how many
were paid on a —
(1)
Number of persons
Monthly
basis?
Daily
basis? .
Hourly
basis? _
(2)
What was the agreed cash
rate of pay?
(If more than one
person, give average)
_/00 per month
_/00 per day
(3)
How many hours
per person were
these workers
expected to work
i this pay?
fm moatfe (how*)
(The total of the persons reported in column 1 must equal the number for question 286.)
289. How many hired persons paid on a piecework basis
worked on this place laat Friday? None Q Persons
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [291].)
290. How much did these hired persons on piecework (reported for
question 289) earn for their work fasf Friday? I /00
U-
Section XIV.— EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
Include equipment, whether owned by you or by others, on this place.
Include equipment and facilities that are temporarily out of order.
How many of the
following are on
this place—
[291] Grain combines?
292. Corn pickers (include picker-shellers and corn combines)?
293. Plrk-up balers?
294. Field forage harvesters (for field chopping of silage and
forage crops)?
295. Motortrucks (include pick-upB)?
296. Wheel tractors other than garden?
297. Garden tractors?
298. Crawler tractors (track laying)? . .
299. Automobiles?
Do you have on
this place—
300. Telephone? No D Yes O
301. Home freezer (for Quick freezing and storing food)?" . : . . No^D. Yea □
(Do not include refrigerators.)
302. Milking machine? No D Yes 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 Yes D
307. On what kind of road
Is thin place located?
(Afar* one.)—
(1) Hard surface? Q
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale? . . - . Q
(3) Dirt or unimproved? ^Q
r
How many mites to a
hard surface road?
□ Less than 1 mile OR
Whole miles
// marked here, answer
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT, FARM VALUES, AND MORTGAGE DEBT
308(a)
No □
No Q
Yes a
Yes D
you rent any land from others?
(b) Do you work any land on shares?
(// "No" for both questions 308(a) and 308(b), mark X and skip to question [314] )
(// "Yes" for either question 308(a) or 308(b), answer questions 310 through 313 )
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash as rent? No □ Yes Q
(a) If "Yes," how much for the year? S.
311. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the crops (such as }, ), ))? No Q
312. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the livestock or
livestock products (such as J, J, f)7 No Q
313. Do vou have this land under any other arrangement (such as a fixed
quantity of any product, upkeep of land and buildings, payment of
taxes, keep of landlord, rent free, etc.)? No D Yes □
/00
Yes Q
Yes a
[314] About
now much
would the
land and the
buildings
sell Tor-
fa) Land and buildings owned by you?
(Copy acres from question 3.)
(b) Land and buildings rented from others?
(Copy acres from question 4.)
(c) Land and buildings managed for others?
(Copy acres from question 5.)
(d) Land and buildings rented to others?
(Copy acres from question 6.)
(1)
Acres
(2)
Total value
(dollars)
K> -
« I
315. Is there any mortgage debt on land and
buildings owned by you? (Afori one.)— ^^^^—
No D Yea D No land owned D
316. On what date did you fill this queationn
Section XVI.— ENUMERATOR'S RECORD— To be filled by Census Enumerator
Who furnished the information J
in this report? [Mark one.) \
r — Ixr •lm-ntm,» tmmiii D
N«ttabtO OtfcwQ (C4t»«
Certified by
Checked by
Date {.month and day)
Date (month and day)
148
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2 LISTING
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E
<
PART I -LIST OF PLACfcS IN ED
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART III -HLLINli Al
s
1
/.
A. List the head of every household living in
thii ED.
AND ALSO
B List every person, not living in this ED, who
hai agricultural operations in this ED.
(2)
Does
(hit
person
or any
member
of hu
house-
hold
operate
a farm
<or
ranch)'
(5>
Did this person or any member of his household
have 41 4m tunc- thii vejr—
Dor*
Ihts
person
live in
Fl>?
(9)
Does this
person
agricultural
operations
where he
lives'
CIO)
Any
nock?
(hogs?
cattle?
sheep.'
goats?
etc.)
«>
20 or
more
chickens?
rurkeys?
ducks?
(5)
Any
crops?
(corn?
oats?
hay?
tobacco?
held
crop*? )
(6)
20 or
more
fruit
trees?
grape-
vines?
nut
orees?
(7)
Anv veg-
etables
tor sale?
berries?
nursery
or green-
house
products?
(•)
1
2
i
4
1
n.. : »»
No ; Yes
No ; Yes
No ;Yes
No : Yes
No ■ Yes
No :y«
No J Ye»
6
7
■
9
10
No! Ye*
Noj Y«
!
No J Yes
No ;y«
No : Yes
No ! Yes
No : Y«
No : Yes
II
12
13
14
15
No • Yes
No ! Yes
No : Yet
No | Yes
No | Yes
No ■ Yes
No! Yes
No ! Yes
j
16
17
IB
19
20
Not Yes
Noj Yes
No 1 Yes
No ■ Yes
No ; Yes
No ! Yes
No j Yes
No j Yes
(»)
(2)
(J)
<<>
(»)
(6)
(T)
(8)
(9)
( 10 1
li<rt«irY0A2 # Ij.lumn* t-»: ll N.. m •»//" uilunins, skip li> Miiutnn 16 ll Yes •(«lumn'» ll Nu nil udunw H» ll Vt-» hiilin 9 *Li,- ti
hi 'ii t«ilu(nn till n4umn 9 i.ilunHi 1 1 ami gel At
• Column 10. Ir No lilt oilumn 1 1 ami gel A 1 II Yes in ..Hnrt.i,
iu, .|«ihh cit Ai M.ip 4u(im 11 .iii.I viii. t niMlittji ...U<.».
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
149
Al
Number
PART IV -RECORD OH ( iOMPUTION OF ENUMERATION
1
E
c
<
Don
(hi.
person
work
•ny
land on
■hares?
(12,
Callback required
Turned over to
crew leader
Remark*
(1*1
Date
com-
pleted
(16)
Reminder)
(When in return, telephone
■ lumber, eu.)
(15)
Date
Crew
leader *
initials
(14)
Al Nil
1 Sin • Vw
Dm.
Date
1
2
\
4
J
i J
.. ^ |
A I No
No : Yes
Date
Date
6
7
8
9
10
Al No
No ; Yes
Date
Date
1 1
12
13
14
IS
■■ 4
Al No
TJT. T"V«
Date
Date
16
|7
18
10
20
(11)
(12)
(15)
(14)
(15)
(16)
• Column II AHign Al number when v.mj .letrrmme •Column 12: II V«." All A* Km UnJkinl and Al ki •Column 16: l-iiier dale .mlv jlirr v..u hj.i i.i>«, rr.l
yiHi mu*i get an Al Attucn Al number) in 'hn pernui bnier in itilumn H ihr A* number all required qocttwins anJ have itimptt'letl n> Al
• ■ruVr beginning *.ih l Inf rhc hrv Al you m (i> >«' *hKh the namr m (hn perwoi appear* 4* it required
get. 1 Inr lb* Mcond. etc MIHM
150
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
Beans
Beets (table )
Berries , specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Boysenberries
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broomcom
Buckwheat
Butter, buttermilk, 3kim 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 and perennial ryegrass seed
Conservation of land
Corn
Corn pickers
Cotton
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cows
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
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
Escarole, endive, and chickory
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
8
8
8
1
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
5,14,15,16
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
10
8
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
9
3,4,17
14,17,
18,19,20
18,19,21
17,18,19,20,21
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
8
4,17,18,
15,17
19,20,21
8,15
18,19,20
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,17. IB, 15.20, 21
■4,10
8
11
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
1,2,3
1,1a, 2, 3
,2,3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,4
3,17,18,19,20
3
1,2
la
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
15,17,18,19,20
7
7,17,18,19,20,21
11
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
10
8
8
8
7
14,17,18,19
8
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
5
11
11
11
10a
9,10a
11
11
11
1
11
4,6
11
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
11
11
11
11
1
11
4,10
4,8
4,10
12
11
11
11
11
11
3
4,5
7
11
1,1a
11
4,6
11
5
11
1
5
7
la, 11a
4,11
5,11
11
1,1a
12
5
10
5,9
6
11
5
1
11
11
11
10
11
5
11
4,10
4,6
6
11
11
4,6
11
Ewes
Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated summer fallow.
Farm expenditures , specified
Farm labor
Farm operators :
By age
By color
By residence
By tenure
By of f -farm work and other income ,
Farm products , value of
Farm property, value of
Farms , number
By color of operator
By economic class
By kind of road on which located
By 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 f ruit-and-nut
Field crops
Field crops, other than vegetables and
fruits and nuts , sold
Field forage harvesters
Field seeds
6,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
3,4
4,17
3,4,17
4,17
17
1,17
1,2,17
3
4,17
5,17
1,17
2,16
3
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
17,18,19
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
5
18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20
18,19,20,21
1
,18,19,20,21
9
5
,1», 19,20, 21
8
15,17,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
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,
and planted nut trees
vineyards ,
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
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
8
8
6,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
,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
8
8
6
6,17,18,19,20,21
7
9,17,18,19,20,21
1,2
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
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
3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
INDEX TO TABLES
151
Land in Irrigated farms ■
By use
I/tnd in st rip -cropping systems for soil
erosion control
tend irrigated by source of water
Land pastured
Legumes, specified annual
Lemons
Lespedeza cut for hay
Lespedeza seed
Lettuce and roraaine
1Amn beans ■
Lime and liming material, expenditures for....
Lime and liming material used during the year.
Limes
Litters f arrowed
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 hung
Maple sugar made
Milk cooler, electric
Bulk-type
Milk sold
Milk cows
Milking machine .
Mint for oil
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms.
Mixed grains
Mohair clipped
Motortrucks
Mules and mule colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhite farm operators
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants , and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines , ornamentals , etc .)
Nuts, specified
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
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 pimientos.
Pick-up balers
Pimientos
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 -
Prunes
Pulpwood sold
Pumpkins
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Quinces
Radishes
Rams and wethers.
Raspberries
Red clover seed..
Redtop seed
1,2,17,16,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
8
6
5
17,18,19,20,21
7, 12,17, IB, 19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
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
9
9
9
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
8
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
3,4,17,18,19,20
9
County
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
3
3,17,18,19,20,21
14,17
17
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
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
1,1a, 11a
la, 11a
1
la
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
7
11
9
4, 5, 9,10a
5
5
5
4,8,9
4,5,9,10a
11
11
4,7
3
3,4,5
11
11
12
12
4,6
6
4,10
4,8
4,6
11
5
11
10a
4,6
111
11
11
3
12
11
11
11
11
5
11
11
11
11
11
5
5
3
5
5
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
4,6
11
11
11
11
11
4,8,9
4,5,9,10
5
6
5
11
11
12
11
4,7
11
6,17,18,19,20,21
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops hogged or grazed.
Rye
Ryegrass seed, common 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 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
Sweetclover seed
Siveet corn
Sweet peppers and pimientos
Sweetpotatoes
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
4,17,18,19,20,21
Tangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Temple oranges
Tenure of farm operator
Timber
Timothy seed
Tobacco
Tobacco farms
Tomatoes
Tractors
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes.
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Turnips
Type of farm
Unclassified farms
Uses of commercial fertilizer.
Uses of land
Valencia oranges
Value:
Crops
Farm products sold
Farms (land and buildings)
Livestock
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms
Vegetable farms
Vegetables for home use
Vegetables harvested for sale
Vegetables sold
Velvet beans
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 farm, by use...
Wool shorn ."
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
Hired
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off farm
Young be rries .
5,17,18,19,20,21
8
6
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7
7,17,18,19,20,21
6
16,17,18,19,20
8
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
9
15,17,18,19,20
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
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
1,17,18,19,20,21
6,7,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
8
County
14,15,16
3,4,17,18,19,20
8
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5
5,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
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UNITED STATES CENSUS OF
AGRICULTURE
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90,349
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1959
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COUNTIES
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE : 1959
Final Report — Vol. I — Part 9 — Counties
FARMS • FARM CHARACTERISTICS
LIVESTOCK and PRODUCTS
CROPS • FRUITS • VALUES
Pennsyl
vania
COUNTIES
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 (From May 1, 1961)
Robert W. Burgess, Director (To March 3, 7 961)
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, Assistant Chief
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
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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 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. Nicholls, 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. Coff man, 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 Agriculture.
August 1961
in
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.
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
PENNSYLVANIA
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 1959 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE
History of the Census EC
Legal basis for the Census IX
Pretest of the 1959 Census IX
Training program for personnel for enumeration IX
Enumeration period IX
ENUMERATION FORMS AND PROCEDURES
Authorization DC
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
Landlord- tenant questionnaire XI
Township sketch map XI
Field review 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 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
Of f -farm work and other income XVII
Equipment 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
Corn XLX
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 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 cows, cows 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
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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 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 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 harvested, quantity harvested, and quantity sold for
selected crops : Censuses 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 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
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.
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
11. — Farms reporting acreage and quantity of crops harvested: Censuses of 1959 and 1954.
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
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
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 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 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 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 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 30,000
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 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
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 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 1958
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 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 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-
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
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 20,751 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.
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 aud enumerate or otherwise account for each place listed
in his Record Book. In addition, 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 15,8.36 Group III ED's in 1959. According to the
1954 Census, these ED's contained 3S0.575 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 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 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 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 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 cheeking 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
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 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 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
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.
Reliability 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 2V£ times the percentage specified.
As indicated by the percentages in State table 23, the sum Her
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 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 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 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 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-
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-
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 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.
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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 1900 and in Alaska, American
Samoa, Guam, and Virgin Islands as of April 1, 1900. 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 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
resumed 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 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 rill 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 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, 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. 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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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 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 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 eases 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 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 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 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 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 mid
planted to trees. Unusually large tracts of timbeiland 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 laud 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 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 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.
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
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
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-
elude 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 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
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 1954, 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 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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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 liquified 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 difficulty 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, 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
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.
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 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 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 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.
Corn. — 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 corn
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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 corn 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, K ntucky,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakata, 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 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 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 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. (Ex-
ceptions in the harvest period for citrus fruits, avdcados, 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 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 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
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 products such as firewood
and f uelwood, 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
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 harvested 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.
Value 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.
Irrigation
Definition of Irrigated land. — Irrigated laud 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 1969 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 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 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
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 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 Poultry
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.
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 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 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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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 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
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 or Fakms
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 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 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
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 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 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 classifications of tenure, as used for the 1959 census,
are defined below :
a. Full Owners operate only land they own.
b. 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 secoud 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 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 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, 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
.ncluded 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
III $10,000
IV $5,000
V $2,500
VI* $50
•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 VH, 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 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
to
$39,999
to
$19,999
to
$9,999
to
$4,999
to
$2,499
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
Cash-grain
Tobacco
Cotton
Other field-crop.
Vegetable
Fruit-and-nut
Poultry .
Dairy _.
Livestock other than
dairy and poultry
Livestock Ranches.
General-
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, 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 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 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 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 1 Hogs and pigs
Firewood and f uelwood Sheep and lambs
Pulpwood Goats and kids
1 Adjustment 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 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 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. 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
(i)
PENNSYLVANIA
State Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data on value of land and buildings for 1959, 1954, and 1950 arc based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Farms number . .
Approximate land area (see text) acres . .
Proportion in ramis percent . .
Land in farms acres . .
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. .
acres. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting , .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting, .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 or more 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 pasture3 farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. . . .farms reporting . .
acres. .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes . . .farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
acres . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres. ,
Other pasture (not cropland and
not woodland)8 farms reporting.
acres.
Improved pasture farms reporting .
acres.
Other land (house lots, roads,
wasteland, etc.) farms reporting .
acres.
Cropland, total8 farms reporting.
acres.
Land pastured, total farms reporting .
acres.
Woodland, total farms reporting.
acres.
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting.
acres.
100,052
28,304,480
41.2
11,861,727
118.6
21,408
184.42
90,334
4,853,664
1/4,193
11,974
9,829
16,727
25,174
10, 561
1,876
1,752
99
25
38,469
845,487
35,804
896,105
9,738
213,944
29,420
682,161
24,562
664,255
56,782
2,244,867
49,150
1,545,907
13,027
253,639
NA
811,442
94,544
6,595,256
77,230
3,055,649
68,813
2,909,122
787
16,523
128,876
28,828,800
45.7
13,162,093
102.1
13,509
134.48
114,359
5,433,491
22,269
15,015
12,765
21,984
30,265
10,390
1,671
1,569
79
23
46,741
945,591
43,141
871,164
NA
NA
NA
NA
31,468
844,378
66,593
2,403,298
60,178
1,848,396
13,075
230,714
120,334
815,775
121,291
7,250,246
96,888
3,638,365
83,866
3,247,676
883
17,950
146,887
28,828,800
49.0
14,112,841
96.1
10,361
107.53
131,322
5,637,292
27,804
18,082
15,215
26,753
32,899
9,309
1,260
1,168
72
20
58,526
1,111,196
55,159
1,196,362
NA
HA
NA
HA
37,150
932,860
75,134
2,490,736
62,956
1,811,186
NA
NA
134,006
933,209
138,822
7,944,850
110,957
3,855,242
94,761
3,423,596
287
7,251
171,761
28,828,800
52.1
15,019,675
87.4
5,872
67.15
160,167
6,604,192
39,776
20,615
17,143
30,611
39,539
11,231
1,252
1,158
73
21
34,283
628,497
::a
768,646
NA
NA
HA
1!A
36,721
973,955
82,526
2,338,129
94,452
2,638,221
NA
NA
158,560
1,068,035
165,169
8,001,335
128,424
4,240,673
102,985
3,312,084
94
169,027
28,828,800
50.6
14,594,134
86.3
5,113
59.22
160,703
6,097,116
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
92,342
2,038,636
NA
1,104,407
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
166,960
9,240,159
NA
NA
107,416
2,935,766
299
3,356
191,284
28,692,480
55.3
15,855,343
82.9
4,505
54.35
185,731
6,632,941
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
NA
MA
79,383
1,545,035
NA
1,230,584
NA
NA
NA
NA
55,884
1,356,370
88,940
2,309,170
78,084
1,740,380
NA
NA
179,110
1,040,863
NA
9,408,560
NA
4,641,785
NA
3,665,540
NA
MA
172,419
28,692,480
53.4
15,309,485
88.8
6,977
78.58
166,501
6,587,707
NA
NA
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
85,762
1,779,305
NA
1,226,119
NA
NA
NA
NA
56,628
1,337,773
74,865
2,025,542
64,993
1,459,114
138,772
893,925
NA
9,593,131
NA
4,576,192
NA
3,363,315
NA
200,443
28,692,480
56.8
16,296,468
81.3
5,838
71.81
NA
7,283,511
NA
MA
NA
NA
MA
NA
MA
MA
NA
NA
83,269
1,697,457
NA
1,147,538
NA
NA
NA
NA
58,713
1,391,193
81,887
2,138,996
66,038
1,484,733
NA
MA
NA
1,153,040
NA
10,128,506
MA
4,573,383
NA
3,530,189
NA
NA
202,250
28,692,480
61.5
17,657,513
87.3
6,560
75.14
NA
27,874,646
NA
' NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
MA
HA
NA
HA
;:a
!!A
::a
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
V.
NA
NA
NA
4,043,902
NA
NA
NA Not available .
1For the Censuses of 1959 and 1954, in the Census year; for all other Censuses, in the calendar year preceding the Census.
2Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as moat of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn
harvested for graijl.
3Not fully comparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture . See text .
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE ACCORDING TO USE, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data for 1959 and 1950 are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See toxtj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
All farms number
Under 10 acres number
Under 3 acres number
1 acre or less number
2 acres number
3 to 9 acres number
3 acres number
4 acres number
5 acres number
6 acres number
7 acres number
8 acres nuniner
9 acres number
10 to 49 acres numlier
10 to 29 acres number
30 to 49 acres number
50 to 69 acres number
70 to 99 acres number
100 to 139 acres number
140 to 179 acres number
180 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to 499 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
1'nder 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 Bcres
500 to 999 acres acres
1,000 or more acres acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres acres
2,000 or more acres acres
Land in farms according to use: '
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
Under 10 acres farms reportinc
acres
10 to 49 acres farms reportinc
acres
10 to 29 acres farms reporting
acres
30 to 49 acres farms reportinc
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reportinc
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reportinc
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reportinc
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reportinc
acres
180 to 219 acres farms reportinc
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reportinc
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reportinc
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reportinc
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reportinc
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reportinc
acres
2,000 or more acres farms reportinc
acres
Census of —
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
100,049
6,887
2,733
1,773
960
4,154
851
578
751
522
534
537
381
20,798
11,425
9,373
10,847
14,800
17,458
10,431
6,534
3,967
6,864
1,240
223
179
44
11,881,811
118.8
1954
(Oct . -Nov . )
27,059
581,872
631,826
1,243,909
2,035,106
1,640,773
1,288,592
942,293
2,298,691
792,245
399,445
229,408
170,037
90,839
4,974,902
2,956
8,822
17,907
248, 822
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,199
282,647
14,220
574,904
16,978
948,451
10,086
727,127
6,372
550,596
3,895
393,998
6,782
865,905
1,224
253,397
220
120,233
177
66,112
43
54,121
128,876
14,197
4,000
NA
NA
10,197
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
29,489
16,998
12,491
14,344
18,792
21,331
11,958
6,909
4,017
6,506
1,128
205
NA
NA
13,162,093
102.1
62,399
797,168
310,621
486, 547
834,035
1,571,995
2,475,467
1,875,020
1,364,485
952,777
2,166,498
711,068
351,181
NA
NA
114,359
5,433,491
7,141
20,048
24,764
325,438
13,615
120,739
11,149
204,699
13,458
370,987
17,965
724,125
20,797
1,131,591
11,730
818,630
6,812
559,789
3,970
386,670
6,408
780,618
1,111
210,433
203
105,162
MA
NA
NA
NA
1950
(April 1)
146,751
15,792
3,835
11,957
NA
NA
NA
NA
35,139
20,174
14,965
17,454
22,020
24,814
13,063
7,134
4,106
5,997
1,046
14,178,874
96.6
76, 527
953,461
369,541
583,920
1,016,861
1,836,148
2,871,794
2,038,517
1,405,137
972,168
2,002,465
672,304
333,492
NA
MA
132,027
5,700,322
8,471
25,974
30,576
398,133
16,822
147,261
13,754
250,872
16,418
444,534
21,184
838,650
24,316
1,299,631
12,827
843,441
7,022
533,002
4,060
368,895
5,950
674,303
1,021
181,265
182
92,494
NA
NA
NA
NA
1945
( January 1 )
171,761
21,729
3,058
NA
NA
18,671
NA
NA
NA
NA
43,526
25,447
18,079
20,746
25,565
28,535
13,895
7,485
3,791
5,508
835
15,019,675
87.4
105,862
1,158,327
457,793
700,534
1,205,369
2,128,218
3,285,445
2,172,246
1,473,815
899,505
1,813,180
523,736
253,972
NA
NA
160,167
6,604,192
16,735
47,160
39,837
541,729
22,882
209,217
16,955
332, 512
19,801
580,359
24, 831
1,053,561
27,864
1,578,872
13,627
972,261
7,345
598,422
3,742
358,024
5,426
627,242
815
155,325
144
91,237
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
169,027
17,118
1,213
NA
NA
15,905
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
43,269
24,644
18,625
22,304
27,509
29,717
13,766
6,928
3,362
,355
572
14,594,134
86.3
90,403
1,172,842
447,738
725,104
1,295,844
2,289,529
3,415,186
2,148,596
1,363,022
796,280
1,424,339
358,799
239,294
NA
NA
160,703
6,097,116
14,428
41,019
40,204
540,792
22,528
201,352
17,676
339,440
21,481
609,492
26,813
1,088,499
29,137
1,562,330
13,514
887,328
6,825
508,680
3,330
279,824
4,297
423,377
555
90,693
119
65,082
NA
NA
NA
NA
1935
(January 1)
191,284
19,508
1,034
18,474
NA
51,357
29,597
21,760
25,811
30,941
33,034
14,902
7,394
3,404
4,263
559
15,855,343
82.9
105,922
1,381,542
536,964
844,578
1,495,862
2,570,733
3,785,226
2,320,789
1,454,126
805,961
1,395,066
347,555
192,561
185,731
6,632,941
NA
54,908
NA
660,437
NA
257,059
HA
403, 378
712,133
NA
1,227,816
NA
1,721,741
NA
949,094
NA
528,443
NA
276,644
NA
388,926
NA
75,805
NA
36,994
NA
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
172,419
13, 552
1,999
NA
NA
11,553
NA
NA
NA
42,699
NA
57,836
4,226
599
129
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
15,309,485
70,882
1,189,075
NA
NA
3,842,803
1,375,761
377,618
206,807
NA
166,501
6,587,707
NA
39,029
NA
615,816
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
31, 933, 651
NA
NA
NA
'3,504,635
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
381,989
NA
78,106
NA
34,481
NA
NA
NA
NA
200,443
19,173
986
NA
NA
54,560
NA
NA
61,438
60,865
3,813
480
114
NA
NA
16,296,468
81.3
104,095
1,479,183
NA
NA
4,379,006
1,232,221
299,084
234,784
NA
NA
NA
7,283,511
NA
64,886
NA
799,144
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
32, 259,406
NA
NA
NA
'3,735,302
338,047
NA
59,773
NA
26,953
NA
NA
NA
NA
See footnotes at end of table .
PENNSYLVANIA
State Table 2.-FARMS AND FAKM 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 J
(For definitions and explanations, 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 )
Land in farms according to use '-Continued
Cropland, total farms reporting
acres
Under 10 acres farms reporting
acres
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 89 acres farms reporting
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
acres
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
acres
2,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
Land pastured, total farms reporting
acres
Under 10 acres farms reporting
acres
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reporting
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
acres
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
acres
2,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Under 10 acres farms reporting
acres
10 to 49 acres farms reporting
acres
50 to 69 acres farms reporting
acres
70 to 99 acres farms reporting
acres
100 to 139 acres farms reporting
acres
140 to 179 acres farms reporting
acres
180 to 219 acres farms reporting
acres
220 to 259 acres farms reporting
acres
260 to 499 acres farms reporting
acres
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres farms reporting
acres
2,000 or more acres farms reporting
acres
94,787
6,690,427
3,546
12,418
19,444
360,345
10,626
398,304
14,658
778,550
17,358
1,251,836
10,381
959,259
6,508
719,669
3,961
516,763
6,844
1,154,818
1,239
359,992
222
178,473
178
93,733
44
84,740
77,986
3,019,283
1,246
3,886
12,932
122,345
8,638
142,397
12,438
288,857
15,505
484,508
9,681
436,714
6,047
344,053
3,745
263,240
6,454
652,870
1,118
194,474
182
85,939
147
47,272
35
38,667
884
17,746
62
111
189
936
67
482
85
1,290
118
2,128
97
1,977
71
1,470
38
732
76
3,180
58
1,*47
23
3,993
16
1,059
7
2,934
121,291
7,250,246
8,827
31,762
27,832
496,495
14,171
525,412
18,616
976,193
21,231
1,482,257
11,917
1,060,606
6,882
728,442
4,010
498,308
6,478
1,024,421
1,122
291, 131
205
135,219
NA
NA
NA
NA
96,888
3,638,365
3,310
9,679
17,804
169,031
11,520
197,761
16,160
394,283
19,334
663,507
11,116
535,921
6,499
412,456
3,798
286,007
6,134
671,244
1,030
208,139
183
90,337
NA
NA
NA
NA
883
17,950
58
116
140
840
81
826
141
1,803
131
2,425
94
1,724
51
1,238
43
1,311
85
2,920
40
2,284
19
2,463
NA
NA
NA
NA
139,299
8,003,321
10,576
40,371
33,526
610,968
17,203
642,872
21,819
1,160,910
24,724
1,779,124
13,018
1,152,393
7,113
752,545
4,096
510,341
5,992
951,993
1,046
275,007
186
126,797
NA
NA
NA
NA
112,075
3,873,926
4,205
12,345
22,150
205,466
14,509
248,794
19,100
456,154
22,462
764,210
12,243
585,999
6,705
429,550
3,867
305,542
5,716
607,018
33
555
168
72,293
NA
NA
NA
18l
6,55
NA
267
7,000
32
39
102
292
27
138
30
275
26
1,071
6
23
7
261
17
255
6
220
7
486
7
3,940
NA
NA
NA
NA
165,169
8,001,335
18,014
58,211
41,775
688,074
20,339
715,842
25,305
1,264,663
28,278
1,889,788
13,804
1,162,507
7,435
727, 111
3,772
429,007
5,476
769,610
827
193,706
144
102,816
NA
NA
NA
NA
128,424
4,240,673
6,391
15,980
27,461
252,475
16,977
299,163
22,166
540,342
25,766
903,568
12,914
640,685
7,066
472,941
3,583
290,824
5,207
607,441
765
159,648
128
57,606
NA
NA
NA
NA
94
8,764
NA
NA
NA
NA
166,960
9,240,159
NA
60,835
NA
820,481
NA
899,682
NA
1,579,660
NA
2,280,057
NA
1,348,304
NA
807,004
NA
452,845
NA
731,264
NA
159,358
NA
100,669
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
299
3,356
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,408,560
NA
74,922
NA
938,010
NA
979,965
NA
1,671,392
NA
2,378,174
NA
1,351,077
NA
785,227
NA
411,779
NA
627,779
NA
129,167
NA
61,068
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,641,785
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,593,131
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
,576,192
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,128,506
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,573,383
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available . lFor the Censuses of 1959 and 1954 , in the Census year; for all other Censuses , in the calendar year preceding the Census . 2Total acreage of crops far which
figures ere available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn harvested for grain. 50 to 99 acres.
*10O to 259 acres. 'Not fully comparable for the various Census years because of differences in definition of cropland used only for pasture.
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ALL FARM OPERATORS
All farm OpetatOfS 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
All land in farms 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
All 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
.ALL WHITE FARM OPERATORS
White farm 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
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
OUier 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
ALL NONWHITE FARM OPERATORS
Nonwtilte farm 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
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 unspeci Tied 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
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
100,049
72,958
17,590
605
8,896
8.9
3,014
521
2,383
731
2,247
11,881,811
7,315,248
3,178,995
281, 509
1,106,059
376,012
90,121
294, 511
106,725
238,690
4,974,902
2,685,381
1,544,712
121,201
623,608
205,499
54,622
202,861
61,381
99,245
99,889
72,838
17,565
605
8,881
8.9
3,009
521
2,383
731
2,237
11,869,256
7,306,803
3,176,235
281,509
1,104,709
375, 132
90,121
294, 511
106,725
238,220
4,970,372
2,682,256
1,543,512
121,201
623,403
205,469
54,622
202,861
61,381
99,070
160
120
25
15
9.4
5
12,555
8,445
2,760
4,530
3,125
1,200
205
30
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
128,833
99,451
17,394
584
11,404
8.9
3,398
545
3,671
951
2,839
13,178,105
8,793,808
2,824,896
274,082
1,285,319
343,320
82,630
441,395
152,895
265,079
5,491,233
3,299,949
1,389,330
110,272
691,682
159,192
47,485
296,298
79,298
109,409
128,613
99,251
17,379
584
11,399
8.9
3,398
545
3,671
951
2,834
13,161,805
8,781,998
2,820,506
274,082
1,285,219
343,320
82,630
441,395
152,895
264,979
5,486,808
3,296,784
1,388,070
110,272
691,682
159,192
47,485
296,298
79,298
109,409
220
200
15
5
2.3
16,300
11,810
4,390
4,425
3,165
1,260
1950
(April 1)
146,887
117,339
14,999
789
13,760
9.4
3,877
475
4,419
1,038
3,951
14,112,841
10,008,803
2,284,996
306, 110
1,512,932
383,187
63,967
526,946
156,752
382,080
5,637,292
3,655,709
1,089,757
120,966
770,860
157,009
37,481
347,137
77,258
151,975
146,609
117,117
14,982
789
13,721
9.4
3,855
474
4,416
1,035
3,941
14,096,955
9,997,330
2,283,762
306, 110
1,509,753
381,921
63,901,
526,111
156, 192
381,628
5,632,911
3,652,647
1,089,206
120,966
770,092
156,833
37,473
346,896
77,009
151,881
278
222
17
39
14.0
22
1
3
3
10
15,886
11,473
1,234
3,179
1,266
66
835
560
452
4,381
3,062
551
768
176
8
241
249
94
1945
(January 1)
171,761
134,172
13,547
1,898
22,144
12.9
8,862
189
9,365
3,728
15,019,675
10,433,742
1,940,727
493,086
2, 152, 120
715,639
24,991
1,095,026
316,464
6,604,192
4,298,291
988, 547
247,089
1,070,265
261,970
14,156
653, 581
140, 556
171,412
133,922
13,532
1,890
22,068
12.9
8,829
189
9,347
3,703
15,000,105
10,422,853
1,939,356
491,084
2,146,812
713,211
24,991
1,093,527
315,083
6,596,863
4,294,301
987,677
246,351
1,068,534
261,410
14,156
652,943
140,025
349
250
15
8
76
21.8
33
18
25
19,570
10,889
1,371
2,002
5,308
2,428
1,499
1,381
7,329
3,990
870
738
1,731
560
638
533
1940
(April 1)
169,027
131,779
8,390
1,762
27,096
16.0
11,677
994
10,141
4,284
14, 594, 134
10,419,297
1,087,348
428,922
2,658,567
921,237
123,622
1,229,070
384,638
6,097,116
4,167,449
509, 529
195,896
1,224,242
307,543
73,190
710,822
132,687
168,705
131,571
8,378
1,756
27,000
16.0
11,618
993
10,125
4,264
14,578,255
10,409,855
1,086,480
428,416
2,653,504
918,848
123,507
1,227,676
383,473
6,091,376
4,163,896
509,189
195, 574
1,222,717
306,930
73,149
710, 171
132,467
322
208
12
6
96
29.8
59
1
16
15,879
9,442
868
506
5,063
2,389
115
1,394
1,165
5,740
3,553
340
322
1,525
613
41
651
220
1935
(January 1)
191,284
145,992
9,195
2,170
33,927
17.7
HA
NA
NA
NA
15,855,343
11,203,107
1,062,447
469,693
3,120,096
NA
NA
NA
MA
6,632,941
4,555,201
476,178
213, 526
1,388,036
NA
NA
NA
NA
190,911
145,760
9,184
2,155
33,812
17.7
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,836,137
11,194,900
1,061,663
467,893
3,111,681
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,626,041
4,552,080
475,849
212,645
1,385,467
NA
NA
NA
NA
373
232
11
15
115
30.8
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,206
8,207
784
1,800
8,415
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,900
3,121
329
881
2,569
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
172,419
134,423
7,860
2,742
27,394
15.9
10, 111
NA
NA
NA
15,309,485
10,995,127
960,342
511,403
2,842,613
889,002
NA
NA
NA
6,587,707
4,556,162
401,841
214,490
1,415,214
319,433
NA
NA
NA
172,056
134,202
7,848
2,728
27,278
15.9
10,053
NA
NA
NA
15,287,462
10,985,527
959,686
509,649
2,832,600
885,111
NA
NA
NA
6,579,548
4,552,499
401,486
213,918
1,411,645
318,508
NA
NA
NA
363
221
12
14
116
32.0
58
NA
NA
NA
22,023
9,600
656
1,754
10,013
3,891
NA
NA
NA
8,159
3,663
355
572
3,569
925
NA
1925
(January 1)
200,443
158,444
5,251
1,791
34,957
17.4
11,053
NA
NA
NA
16/296,468
11,963,149
637,233
345,936
3,350,150
878,658
NA
NA
NA
7,283,511
5,110,867
264;751
151,823
1,756,070
332,563
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
NA Not available. lFor 1920, standing renters (renters paying a fixed quantity of products) were Included with cash tenants. aTotal acreage of crops for which figures
are available, except that com cut for forage was excluded aa most of this acreage was probably duplicated In the acreage of corn harvested for grain.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
[tern
(Foe definitions and explanations, see text)
FARM OPERATORS
By color:
White number .
Negro number .
Other nonwhite number.
By age:
Under 25 years operators reporting .
25 to 34 years operators reporting.
35 to 44 years operators reporting .
45 to 54 years operators reporting .
55 to 64 years operators reporting .
65 or more years operators reporting .
Average age years .
Operators not reporting age number .
By fesidence:
Residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting . ,
Operators not reporting residence number . ,
By off-farm work:
Working off their farms, total operators reporting .
1 to 49 days operators reporting .
50 to 99 days operators reporting .
100 or more days operators reporting .
100 to 199 days operators reporting .
200 or more days operators reporting .
Operators not working off their farm or
not reporting as to work off their farm number .
By other income:
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines
Corn pickers
Pick-up balers
Field forage harvesters .
Motortrucks
farms reporting.
number,
farms reporting.
number,
farms reporting.
number .
farms reporting.
number,
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 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 .
Telephone
Home freezer
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
Milking machine
Electric milk cooler
Bulk-type milk cooler
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops). . .f:
Power-operated elevator, conveyor,
or blower farms reporting.
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface
Gravel, shell, or shale
Dirt or unimproved
Less than lmile to a hard surface road.
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. . ,
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
jile
2 or 3 miles
4 miles
5 or more miles .
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
.farms reporting
99,886
161
5
1,61,7
11.911
it, mo
15, IS!
SO, il6
11, 730
60. i
911
89,340
•4,595
6,117
61, 186
9,001
3,851
38, 333
7,673
30, 760
48,864
16,087
!6, i31
SI, 637
ss.ou
38, 113
38, ill
U, 179
li, 995
67, 68i
71, 373
86, 157
168, i66
81, 1,75
Hi, 769
il, 761
S6, 615
9,957
3,846
1,386
81, 617
138, 60S
6,669
6,067
St, S63
13, 701
86, 311
113, 138
9S, 770
82, 360
68, 111
37, Oil
36, 937
6,611
3,W
3i, lit
57, 760
19, 081
St, 160
li, 159
8,001
5,Ui
1,577
110
70
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
128,643
223
10
16, HO
!9, 196
30, 149
S6, 111
tl. 111
50. i
1,381
122,462
4,838
1,576
69, 106
It, 718
6,00i
50, i8i
10, 118
io, tee
iS,015
tl, 961
It, 118
16, tse
16, 3i5
ti, 168
H, ill
1,65i
1,796
60, 381
7t, Oit
99, 513
159, 196
91, 116
137, i76
61, 66i
ti, 330
5,817
l.ISi
701
91, 7S7
131, OSS
6,017
5, ill
10, 907
11, 710
106,311
1U, 5il
lie, 697
88. 67i
61,613
39, 3i9
NA
NA
NA
1950
(April 1)
146,609
259
19
t.118
19, 667
31.119
IS, 617
so, eie
S3, 917
i9.9
5,177
137,441
5,283
4,163
13, i00
IS, 607
e.ise
5i, i07
13, 36S
it, 0i5
li, 178
li, 638
8,085
8,168
9,lil
9, til
NA
NA
5i, 336
66, 103
91, lit
116, 861
86, 633
111, 387
66, 013
16, 573
3,947
83, 776
/ 67, 669
i,3i3
4,778
It, 98 i
13, Hi
111, 668
151, 633
its, HI
77, 181
31, 197
35, i09
19, 341
16, 601
ii, 311
NA
NA
1945
(January 1)
171,412
349
3,396
20,913
35,142
43,896
37,577
29,918
50.5
919
162,607
8,306
848
69,837
6,631
4,490
58,716
9,287
49,429
1,08t
7,i36
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
48,070
56,271
80,740
92,638
180,740
89, 117
'71,203
'8,059
NA
Si, 661
NA
i,466
NA
6,089
136,608
165,166
145,256
69,455
NA
10, OtS
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
6135,702
629,225
628,844
6381
168,705
319
3
2,629
16,833
31,585
42,882
38,113
30,570
51.6
6,415
156,222
6,242
6,563
63,868
13,931
7,886
42,051
18,078
23,973
105,159
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
38,981
44,323
50,968
54,842
NA
124,784
157,988
NA
54,472
NA
NA
75,363
14,757
73,563
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1935
(January 1 )
190,911
373
71,445
26,920
12,150
32,375
17,140
15,235
119,839
1930
(April 1)
172,056
353
10
2,974
19,070
38,423
43,659
35,597
25,794
NA
6,902
69,717
25,264
10,098
34,355
14,618
19,737
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
43,168
47,062
31,688
33,513
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
121,292
152,222
NA
73,321
NA
NA
NA
238,078
'15,494
111,798
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1925
(January 1)
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
19,008
19,764
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
330,956
'9,280
147,665
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
_L
NA Not available.
'Figures for 1945 are for all tractors.
2Concrete, briclt, asphalt, and macadam.
3Concrete or brick and macadam. Asphalt was not Included.
'includes sand-clay.
5Gravel .
6Distance to all-weather road. See text.
8
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 5.-SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES AND FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Data in italics are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES1
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting. .
dollars . .
Machine hire 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 $2,499 farms reporting- ■
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
SlO.OOOormore farms reporting..
Hired labor3 farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Farms classified by amount of expenditure-
$1 to $199 farms reporting . .
$200 to$499 fauna 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 . .
$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 fertiliser and fertilizing
materials farms reporting . .
tons.,
dollars . .
Lime and liming materials farms reporting . .
tons. .
dollars. .
FARM LABOR
Farm workers for specified week:8
Family and/or hired workers farms reporting . .
persons. .
Average per farm reporting persons . .
Family workers, including operators farms reporting. .
persons . .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons . .
Unpaid members of operator's family
working 15 or more hours farms reporting . .
persons. .
Hired workers farms reporting . .
persons. .
Workers hired by month farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired by week farms reporting . .
persons..
Workers hired by day farms reporting..
persons . .
Workers hired by hour farms reporting . .
persons . .
Workers hired on piece-work basis . . farms reporting. .
persons ..
No report as to basis or payment, . . . 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 reporting .
10 or more hired workers farms reporting .
Seasonal hired workers farms reporting .
persons .
Farms by kind of workers during specified week:
No workers reported f anus .
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 fami ly and hired workers farms .
Hired workers only farms .
Regular farm workers only farms.
Seasonal farm workers only farms .
83, 766
189, m, tft
61,617
72,07,116
51, 36k
10. £12. 961
33, 7W
13, 691
3,310
$05
89
n
6
4-3, 682
71, 125, 878
16, 7£0
8,212
6,k05
6,861
3,716
1.7U
633
392
96, 589
3^, 037, 111
6k, 03k
H, k89, 091
7k, 100
31, 360
887, 30k
NA
90,961
182, 996
t.O
89, 776
lk6, 260
87, 666
39,6kS
68, 68k
17, 729
36, 7k6
7,599
11.616
6,130
8,625
1,759
2,587
5,lk5
12,2k8
6k3
1,669
It, 993
si, m
8,619
s,ess
1,010
ill
toi
7,006
IS, 131
9, OSS
73, SSS
il, 058
SO, 31,8
1,816
16, 6U
9,070
7,190
m
1,186
791
117
107, 897
ISS, 1H, 0i7
73, 383
It, 787, 06 i
NA
63, 391
6t, 976, 017
tt, 786
9,799
6,881,
8,666
3,161
1,31,9
ilt
183
100, 017
31, ill, 719
NA
NA
93, 510
608, 6i0
31, 100, 916
il, 783
877, 168
6, Otl, 7i9
119, US
170, 830
t.3
118,090
199, 071
1H.6S8
65, 119
Si, iSS
16, 337
71, 769
10, 118
li, 938
6,171
8. t90
i,17t
8.019
8,9i0
U. iSS
15, l!9
17,066
10, 7i7
1,718
1,198
SiS
ttl
li, its
U, 693
9,390
93, 106
60, 330
39, S86
Si, 98i
It, 6il
11, 881
66t
1,363
NA
NA
}
119, SOS
158, SSI,, SS7
93, S9i
67, 601, SiS
Si, ISO
13, 170, tt7
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
68, 310
66, 618, 700
SO, 356
13,i89
9,i9S
9,776
98, ISS
S 7, 003, 151
98, Sit
16, 319, 987
NA
Hi, 36i
liS, 811
1.0
111, 98t
S01, 6iS
116, OSS
i6, SS7
86, 6S6
S6, 838
i7, 17i
13, 771
SO, 006
6,78i
9.3SS
3,666
6.S79
i,76t
10, 098
71i
1,301
i06
1,169
SI, S96
36, 77i
li, S10
i,107
1.63S
617
119
6,978
10,i00
It, 387
98, 6S6
6t, 16i
iO, ISO
6,161
13, m
13, SOS
9,Si6
809
S.380
143,534
129,439,905
96, S90
S3, 76S, 95i
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
MA
84,577
51,451,952
43,979
16,889
11,424
8,869
3,416
NA
lll,96i
10, 891, 701
110,611
NA
li. 769, i09
61.U7
NA
i, 698, i8S
154,300
260,038
1.7
152,625
232,433
147,312
61,140
85,121
17,942
27,605
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
17,461
136, 358
80,784
50,624
4,950
16,267
10,701
5,203
363
1,675
NA
NA
127,556
44,336,018
64,757
25,529,084
{
84,756
7,652,630
NA
NA
108,368
351,321
8,976,874
61,930
743,939
3,230,019
143,984
272,806
1.9
135,750
220,821
NA
30,186
51,985
20,984
30,624
'10,803
'18,868
(')
(')
61,397
62,493
<*)
(6)
25,043
113,798
NA
NA
NA
21,952
NA
NA
NA
8,234
186,724
312,660
1.7
179,413
258,528
NA
NA
NA
36,960
54,132
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,560
149,764
NA
NA
NA
29,649
NA
NA
NA
7,311
NA
NA
140,617
56,4587332
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
92,865
31,713,599
NA
NA
NA
107,988
348,113
NA
NA
NA
NA
149,842
43,620,645
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
98,310
24,375,708
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
156,719
51,678,017
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
121,116
31,494,150
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
144,231
NA
NA
NA
15,628,341
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA Not available. 1For Censuses of 1959 and 1954, expenditures during Census year; for earlier Censuses, expenditures during the preceding calendar year. 2Casn 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 Included In
cost of machine hire. For 1920, the value of board furnished was Included. 3Censua of 1959, week preceding the enumeration; Census of 1954, week of September 26-0ctober 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. 6Separate data not available far workers hired by the hour or piece-work basis. Questionnaire called for other hired
labor including piecework and contract labor.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 J
Item
(Fcr definitions and explanations
Census of —
see text)
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
407,201,145
283,984,943
283,005,759
245,168,214
135,400,358
112,701,777
177,109,846
148,667,926
237,284,925
.farms reporting . . .
number . . .
75,666
1,810,340
97,103
1,856,501
109,346
1,645,014
126, 182
1,685,238
128,861
1,333,896
151,493
1,469,138
141,930
1,511,202
NA
1,318,856
175,581
1,545,548
value, dollars. . .
354,338,171
229,292,743
230,689,606
174,553,953
80,104,982
51,902,028
104,826,582
70,380,631
123,065,618
Cows, including heifers that have catved.
.farms reporting. . .
65,664
87,643
103,609
120,183
125,286
148,321
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
915,623
946,319
880,889
1,011,853
866,936
920,298
776,920
903,272
922,555
value, dollars. . .
250,880,702
163,713,187
179,054,435
140,554,005
63,238,725
41,413,410
74,922,884
56,047,019
88,759,607
. farms reporting . . .
number . . .
59,101
827,440
82,708
875,631
100,137
840,555
NA
NA
124,129
840,998
NA
NA
136,667
761,273
157,731
859,711
166,538
885,855
value, dollars . . .
234,165,520
NA
NA
NA
61,843,367
NA
73,811,618
54,058,447
85,743,866
.farms reporting . . .
61,088
76,105
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
559,049
583,458
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars. . .
56,463,949
36,174,396
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Steers and bulls, including steer
.farms reporting. . .
53,268
64,987
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . . .
335,668
326,724
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
46,993,520
29,405,160
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
. . farms reporting . . .
19,446
27,938
55,819
NA
111,755
134,170
130, X9
162,525
NA
number. . .
58,141
65,471
128,738
229,202
299,767
348,111
362,403
462,698
561,047
value, dollars . . .
7,093,202
5,041,267
10,365,541
24,166,684
36,600,460
42,475,654
42,475,724
43,708,202
69,000,929
Horses and colts, including ponies
farms reporting . . .
NA
NA
52,159
86,098
102,602
124,720
NA
NA
173,890
number . . .
HA
NA
116,848
201,527
255,658
294,040
311,739
409,565
505,966
value, dollars. . .
NA
NA
9,279,587
20,743,804
30,870,078
36,118,508
35,951,249
38,285,126
60,828,872
..farms reporting. . .
number . . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,147
11,890
13,904
27,675
20,119
44,109
23,797
54,071
NA
50,664
NA
53,133
22,838
55,081
value, dollars . . .
NA
NA
1,085,954
3,422,880
5,730,382
6,357,146
6,524,475
5,423,076
8,172,057
40,892
55,718
63,420
86,529
82,674
89,381
82,505
101,627
148,120
number . . .
620,969
604,901
614,835
767,026
515,269
543,895
657,281
734,465
1,190,951
value, dollars. . .
14,986,264
18,630,110
12,799,716
13,457,163
5,433,441
4,133,602
8,531,177
10,504,646
22,111,277
24,800
30,779
30,653
NA
NA
NA
24,901
NA
NA
numbBr . . .
368,431
340,568
273,525
NA
NA
NA
224,757
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
5,894,896
6,470,792
3,457,236
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
32,279
44,216
52,849
NA
82,674
NA
NA
NA
NA
number. . .
252,538
264,333
341,310
NA
515,269
NA
432,524
NA
NA
value, dollars . . .
9,091,368
12,159,318
9,342,480
NA
5,433,441
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,771
9,772
7,976
9,976
11,478
15,724
16,065
13,171
19,007
508,711
number . . .
259,732
267,677
254,847
278,882
334,661
461,971
589,774
415,085
value, dollars . . .
3,962,470
3,713,252
4,379,110
2,055,249
1,573,674
1,801,687
4,706,053
3,752,784
5,192,704
5,928
6,801
5,527
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,574
number. . .
66,490
70,035
72,151
NA
NA
NA
167,982
79,477
108,652
value, dollars . . .
1,063,840
1,050,525
1,099,254
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
894,153
8,191
9,015
7,643
NA
11,478
334,661
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . .
193,242
197,642
182,696
NA
NA
421,792
335,608
400,059
value, dollars . .
2,898,630
2,662,727
3,279,856
NA
1,573,674
NA
3,693,070
NA
4,298,551
Breo
7,935
165,306
8,693
166,515
7,425
143,202
8,377
170,348
10,198
242,459
14,434
310,084
NA
341,076
NA
248,827
17,869
number . .
321,418
value, dollars . .
2,479,590
2,164,695
2,678,499
1,269,787
1,186,574
1,209,328
3,036,851
NA
3,484,435
5,919
6,069
4,831
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
number . .
27,936
31,127
39,494
NA
92,202
NA
80,716
J6.781
78,641
value, dollars. .
419,040
498,032
601,357
NA
387,100
NA
656,219
NA
814,116
55,279
88,495
111,149
136,851
139,701
167,368
156,871
181,515
188,632
number. .
19,013,412
20,774,023
17,689,165
20,321,840
15,136,891
16,520,302
15,446,514
17,306,493
14,503,468
value, dollars. .
26,618,777
27,006,230
24,247,802
30,935,165
11,498,038
12,059,820
16,570,310
20,321,663
17,487,128
420
928
2,257
NA
7,377
13,656
NA
NA
20,552
number. .
36,118
65,272
102,332
NA
78,183
109,662
NA
NA
87,404
value, dollars . .
202,261
301,341
523,984
NA
189,763
328,986
NA
NA
427,269
NA Not available.
10
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 7.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS SOLD: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
[Dftla for 1950 for livestock sold alive sod dairy products sold are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations.
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)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including poultry and poultry products dollars .
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horse9
and mules, hogs, and sheep) farms 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 .
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars .
Cattle, not counting calves farms reporting .
number.
dollars .
Calves farms reporting .
number.
dollars.
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting .
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting .
number.
dollars .
Sheep and lambs 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 .
pounds of wool .
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 I iUers .
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
Turkeys raised. .
Ducks sold
Geese sold
Guineas sold . . .
arms reporting .
dollars,
arms reporting.
number,
i reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number.
arms reporting.
number.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any whole milk or cream sold farms reporting.
dollars .
Average sales per farm reporting dollars .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Cream sold farms reporting .
pounds of butterfat .
dollars .
Butter, buttermilk, skim milk, and
cheese sold farms reporting .
dollars
525,414,416
74,077
130,696,176
280,039,320
40,635
114,678,920
65,793
915,901
105,298,852
47,073
399,773
88,584,729
50,298
516,128
16,714,123
2,266
6,719
3,184,254
23,446
632,003
20,224,096
6,559
152,998
1,988,974
7,878
207,432
1,536,448
722,134
476
5,931
32,017
7,714
201,501
1,504,431
17,037
95,669
14,368
49,059
12,292
46,610
30,920
44,706,209
31,851,265
1,227
32,156,441
22,187,947
30,119
12,549,768
9,663,318
36,183
204,920,219
73,771,281
4,697
9,056,374
2,355
1,630,143
3,646
321,240
870
19,671
203
13,132
42,735
279,317,186
6,536
39,932
6,168,747,739
278,293,436
3,474
2,067,937
1,023,750
NA
NA
84,805
90,836,733
217,920,889
64,884
115,206,528
77,853
868,136
69,889,514
56,346
382,204
60,270,837
63,123
485,932
9,618,677
2,385
5,402
1,085,452
29,551
544,781
18,141,187
6,580
135,065
1,720,580
7,903
208,024
1,563,751
938,252
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
22,610
109,512
16,858
49,887
17,137
59,625
40,984
38,993,603
34,618,122
2,576
25,816,794
22,604,968
39,484
13,176,809
12,013,154
56,088
177,692,324
68,004,463
8,341
12,583,943
5,389
2,361,410
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
53,662
216,982,637
4,044
46,971
5,107,787,265
215,050,669
6,691
3,969,667
1,931,968
93,664
8,503,226
84,833
115,251,596
82,358
726,797
67,157,610
53,645
300,701
55,678,765
68,226
426,096
11,478,845
7,073
16,259
1,586,063
43,405
610,586
18,035,135
5,677
111,479
1,724,418
6,557
169,480
1,278,870
644,939
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
27,727
77,994
60,278
27,532,016
33,573,780
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
74,765
149,702,884
70,786,271
9,908
10,891,545
5,780
1,478,711
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'67,635
'200,416,348
'2,963
55,399
4,315,290,396
196,869,494
9,378
4,643,390
2,625,698
5,787
921,156
287,769,204
202,023,846
104,967
85,745,358
82,672
678,659
36,499,063
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
45,022
656,889
15,190,582
5,546
116,378
947,588
7,846
NA
1,649,833
718,691
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
35,455
90,044
NA
NA
4,730
904,154
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'77,403
'148,163,844
60, 562
164,787,166
2144,493,355
8,854
4,699,689
22,215,983
310,049
21, 454, 506
133,464,665
NA
97,032,306
110,794
36,432,359
76,473
580,754
18,693,603
52,372
246,035
14,893,112
55,621
334,719
3,800,491
NA
NA
NA
34,658
454,862
6,036,908
7,037
162,969
977,993
9,842
310,112
2,329,595
622,147
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
32,509
74,413
84,578
16,118,662
12,783,174
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,198
606,830
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'87,059
'68,219,850
62,786
3,414,626,147
265,732,016
9,636
5,489,396
21, 182, 911
'18,975
21, 304, 923
14,443
430,157
3,225,731
806,433
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
32,082
56,759
187,893,073
13,339
403,311
2,970,056
1,054,563
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26,519
47,981
111,768
13,310,130
15,952,825
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
132,565
97,428,078
34,888,125
NA
NA
12,741
175,089
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'117,062
'100,964,391
80,078
3,153,756,491
91,570,715
'37,680
'5,494,997
NA
363, 522
2,772,867
1,177,612
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,317,433,090
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16,266
493,152
3,443,973
2,238,582
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
73,702
143,239
126,565
6,757,710
7,447,234
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
160,921
55,155,934
26,107,333
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
'92,450,524
71,880
2,153,826,484
72,859,504
NA
NA
5,428,549
'83,072
'14,162,471
NA Not available.
'All dairy products sold.
2Publlahed values for 1945 and 1940 were computed on the basis of average prices .
products sold.
'Butter sold.
For this table, these values have been adjusted to equal the enumerated VBlue of all dairy
PENNSYLVANIA
11
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
100,052
90,334
128,876
114,359
146,887
131,322
171,761
160,167
169,027
160,703
191,284
185,731
172,419
166,501
200,443
NA
202,250
NA
acres. ..
4,853,664
5,433,491
5,637,292
6,604,192
6,097,116
6,632,941
6,587,707
7,283,511
J7, 874, 646
Total value of crops harvested.
Including horticultural specialties
371,100,587
386,912,359
333,753,411
330,979,907
165,231,855
NA
NA
NA
NA
Total value of crops sold, Including
horticultural specialties and
187,120,115
69,804
179,586,569
91,911
138,394,861
105,025
107,860,485
122,880
64,559,705
131,178
NA
148,719
85,572,788
132,888
NA
151,013
NA
Com:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting...
NA
acres . . .
1,133,612
1,275,608
1,261,646
1,421,092
1,321,451
1,318,271
1,230,783
1,280,222
NA
value, dollars...
85,568,881
97,197,651
85,466,399
68,014,366
40,084,218
NA
NA
NA
NA
Harvested for grain. .. -farms reporting...
64,127
83,321
96,681
109,095
119,329
134,572
112,654
124,071
161,471
acres . . .
903,150
993,114
1,007,162
1,113,877
1,065,407
1,086,129
950,074
1,010,687
1,346,404
bushels . . .
53,554,662
49,324,910
49,509,946
39,631,511
43,136,868
42,013,323
35,294,020
36,761,347
61,450,012
24,584
29,688
'17,369
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
32,076
bushels . . .
18,864,795
17,580,456
7,960,257
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10,259,634
dollars . . .
23,203,695
27,249,709
'9,938,612
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,902,433
26,495
31,504
31,808
NA
31,165
HA
29,934
26,708
NA
acres . . .
221,919
267,768
239,357
NA
230,457
NA
227,059
200,334
NA
tons, green weight —
2,384,126
2,317,470
2,104,699
NA
2,090,026
NA
1,793,445
1,570,906
NA
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder. . .farms reporting...
1,346
2,632
3,612
NA
7,122
NA
NA
NA
*77,931
acres . . .
8,543
14,726
15,127
NA
25,587
NA
53,650
69,201
*700,298
Sorghums:
Sorghums for all
NA
NA
15
'296
160
NA
'53
NA
NA
acres . . .
4,317
702
101
'2,008
783
767
214
627
4,799
value, dollars . . .
307,211
45,329
5,222
'81,123
14,879
10,041
4,048
NA
97,363
Harvested for grain
21
10
2
20
3
25
23
NA
336
acres . . .
100
51
10
71
3
54
117
120
1,769
bushels . . .
3,773
961
340
1,017
113
1,350
2,168
2,259
27,901
6
NA
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
bushels . . .
NA
384
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
1,166
500
200
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
476
108
13
NA
38
NA
NA
NA
NA
acres . . .
4,026
651
91
NA
204
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons, green weight...
42,292
5,510
589
NA
1,571
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
dry forage or hay farms reporting . . .
37
NA
108
NA
NA
NA
461
acres . . .
190
NA
567
NA
NA
NA
2,881
tons cut . . .
446
NA
924
NA
NA
NA
4,196
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
tons. . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Harvested for sirup. .. .farms reporting...
1
NA
12
NA
11
NA
172
acres . . .
1
NA
9
NA
6
149
gallons . . .
57
NA
467
NA
241
NA
5,683
1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
dollars . . .
171
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Census of —
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
195*
(Oct. -Nov.)
1950
(April 1)
1945
(January 1)
1940
(April 1)
1935
(January 1)
1930
(April 1)
1925
(January 1)
Small grams harvested
■heat farms reporting.
acres.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
dollars.
Oats for grain farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Barley farms reporting .
acres.
bushels.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Rye farms reporting .
acres .
bushels.
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars.
Buckwheat farms reporting .
acres.
bushels .
value , dollars .
■Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars .
Other grains farms reporting . .
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
dollars .
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
purposes* farms reporting.
acres .
Harvested for beans farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cut for hay7 farms reporting.
acres.
tans.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Hogged or grazed, or cut
for silage farms reporting.
acres,
value, dollars.
Plowed under for green
manure farms reporting .
acres .
Dry field and seed beans
harvested for beans farms reporting .
acres.
100-lb . bags .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
43,827
501,008
13,213,071
22,065,829
32,388
10,465,542
17,477,454
53,351
630,551
28,481,774
20,222,060
11,055
4,558,909
3,236,824
15,335
133,134
3,979,244
3,899,659
2,744
911,090
892,869
2,845
16,545
357,686
407,762
947
187,366
213,594
2,366
13,934
275,322
316,620
778
141,389
162,600
305
2,593
91,854
78,076
36
16,213
13,782
3,362
27,781
774
9,861
228,581
450,305
347,444
712
2,736
5,093
117,139
8,200
1,776
13,858
415,740
60,996
656,708
18,344,429
35,771,637
41,014
13,290,960
25,917,372
68,057
727,990
30,210,258
24,470,309
15,694
5,044,028
4,085,664
24,842
202,309
8,445,582
8,445,582
5,984
1,695,286
1,695,286
2,479
13,385
294,726
412,616
729
130,317
182,446
6,942
40,551
850,923
816,886
1,989
397,198
381,311
HA
16,071
546,141
489,540
NA
57,841
51,544
5,425
41,892
1,600
20,555
327,443
834,980
642,933
2,288
9,668
16,166
509,229
40,741
1,472
9,389
441,283
71,097
861,866
19,777,724
35,026,837
39,316
10,461,439
HA
70,693
715,536
21,870,117
16,542,691
7,710
1,623,622
NA
17,464
147,248
5,768,668
5,097,740
3,789
1,037,118
NA
2,426
13,502
223,534
281,900
535
52,283
NA
11,203
67,600
1,340,183
1,274,561
2,883
402,565
NA
NA
22,609
640,859
680,932
MA
82,329
NA
7,220
46,418
2,151
21,722
403,782
821,097
NA
4,088
17,273
29,354
733,850
NA
216
1,326
33
327
2,946
20,260
20,260
399
2,280
175
1,233
11,130
101,283
96,217
897
4,179
107,465
638
3,244
67
160
1,073
8,044
NA
NA
905,442
19,330,433
29,159,644
NA
NA
NA
83,*455
817,142
23,612,678
19,368,354
NA
NA
NA
19,857
100,531
2,999,508
3,748, 711
NA
NA
NA
6,765
42,145
622,845
781,449
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,680
235,688
262,088
NA
NA
NA
15,384
101,091
3,736
36,477
483,172
969,756
NA
11,864
64,045
90,614
2,220,256
NA
81,325
881,523
18,082,994
14,800,843
NA
NA
NA
89,041
808,515
23,197,536
9,749,329
NA
NA
NA
15,256
110,647
3,548,105
1,889,565
NA
NA
NA
10,767
58,500
859,792
522,516
NA
NA
NA
20,215
111,657
1,892,433
1,167,380
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,865
404,064
220,773
NA
NA
12,936
70,443
1,374
10,174
159,533
168,383
NA
8,682
49,278
76,897
1,008,249
NA
87,503
945,924
15,481,408
14,247,860
NA
NA
NA
100,440
871,306
23,966,483
12,702,236
NA
NA
NA
10,977
62,682
1,543,351
1,003,178
m
NA
NA
20,604
111,688
1,352,138
946,497
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
13,005
353,317
247,523
NA
NA
191
1,442
10,230
8 363
"347
2,840
11,333
NA
6,115
24,618
464
NA
33,449
53,518
NA
5,055
20,795
33,139
510,341
NA
1,008
'982
9,171
39,741
NA
84,496
987,100
17,410,853
20,982,618
NA
NA
NA
101,178
866,704
22,921,194
12,911,629
NA
NA
NA
5,796
26,660
570,633
461,763
NA
NA
NA
22,122
126,821
1,653,997
1,712,311
NA
NA
NA
33,326
171,586
2,537,287
2,498,991
NA
NA
NA
NA
18,806
475,269
402,193
NA
NA
NA
2,605
11,626
NA
NA
7,860
18,618
NA
1,942
8,710
12,591
196,340
NA
1,113,818
18,166,999
26,652,032
NA
NA
NA
119,890
954,176
32,123,832
20,156,876
NA
NA
NA
2,217
10,388
264,391
250,838
NA
NA
NA
24,506
123,391
1,733,385
2,006,719
NA
NA
NA
43,358
206,964
3,741,917
4,002,993
NA
NA
NA
11
43
348
825
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,624
NA
1,695
906
'1,155
1,262
6,328
NA
54,694
NA
NA
NA
PENNSYLVANIA 13
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS:1 CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definition? and explanations, see text)
Census of —
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)
2,160,132
2,178,756
"2,143,865
"2,517,224
"2,195,933
"2,503,362
"2,592,452
"3,109,299
2,898,339
33,726
35,427
24,089
27,801
27,984
20,396
13,078
11,785
6,761
697,490
590,184
279,993
316,951
252,651
169,191
92,244
76,967
30,773
1,630,461
1,117,909
540,502
560,982
454,819
343,915
168,892
NA
64,326
44,837,678
40,244,724
16,195,876
15,524,100
7,510,122
5,674,598
3,079,423
NA
1,994,106
4,273
3,091
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
168,849
90,504
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,643,367
3,258,144
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
59,255
76,092
98,336
116,574
113,574
144,567
NA
NA
NA
1,195,023
1,381,111
1,712,085
2,056,278
1,684,650
2,167,797
2,330,769
2,842,800
2,748,064
1,981,530
2,043,322
2,329,507
2,760,867
1,897,097
2,125,784
2,850,967
NA
3,303,004
42,602,895
53,126,372
55,858,134
57,348,158
23,500,159
31,249,025
37,434,459
NA
89,165,005
8,200
7,214
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
162,917
123,574
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,502,732
3,212,924
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,949
3,357
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,546
20,834
18,402
"29,653
"25,444
"54,573
"61,663
"38,326
"32,671
12,569
31,867
24,998
17,092
2,880
35,993
21,770
10,257
NA
17,505
589,540
674,946
1 '742, 542
"618,962
"615,372
311,311
127,391
NA
350,100
89
70
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,156
1,017
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
21,395
27,459
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,912
6,267
7,835
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
82,704
82,983
98,161
118,551
200,315
104,711
131,113
156,861
106,933
108,516
97,887
109,103
147,163
203,086
86,655
123,601
NA
110,534
1,953,288
2,055,627
2,473,609
2,638,776
2,275,568
1,202,324
1,437,162
NA
2,170,280
486
371
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,623
5,121
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
155, a4
107,541
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,241
8,843
2,665
NA
"305
NA
NA
NA
NA
164,081
106,076
31,515
NA
123,744
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,100,619
656,367
169,988
NA
"18,898
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,254,643
4,594,569
1,244,980
NA
"84,790
NA
NA
NA
NA
204
138
532
562
372
NA
39
NA
NA
1,162
644
2,392
4,782
2,219
NA
140
NA
NA
68,743
29,914
136,833
410,940
141,900
NA
7,260
NA
NA
19,248
13,461
68,418
201,073
28,380
NA
1,844
NA
NA
10,953
6,726
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
21
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
129
33
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
7,591
3,985
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,452
4,384
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,948
3,068
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
31
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
12,622
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,020
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,936
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2
7
15
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
13
38
92
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,003
2,224
2,635
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
502
1,156
3,953
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
490
695
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
4,242
2,679
5,238
3,522
"3,322
NA
142,899
NA
4,280
32,782
18,595
37,087
29,132
"23,573
NA
1419,098
NA
NA
35,760
16,868
28,002
23,609
"22,064
NA
1418,448
NA
26, 143
554,280
425,074
879,261
565,510
"196,090
NA
"225,028
NA
862,719
332,572
242,283
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10
13
18
NA
270
NA
NA
NA
NA
78
70
90
NA
1,573
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,250
6,655
10,835
NA
154,140
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,373
732
2,167
NA
5,879
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,354
440
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
90
36
49
NA
NA
NA
"20
NA
"41
795
290
307
NA
NA
NA
"113
NA
NA
830,043
153,846
169,912
NA
NA
NA
"133,000
NA
"110,100
83,004
7,692
8,495
NA
NA
NA
"5,320
NA
"6,606
79,489
5,385
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3
14
8
NA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
49
72
93
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,800
10,312
15,130
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
414
2,784
3,026
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
345
1,949
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
6
7
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
10
40
26
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
660
11,700
4,680
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
26
1,053
374
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18
737
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,094
895
1,149
NA
NA
NA
1,558
NA
4,243
12,432
4,391
4,750
NA
NA
NA
5,300
NA
NA
32, 511
12,360
9,209
NA
NA
NA
12,199
NA
25,842
162,555
100,115
89,233
NA
NA
NA
35,131
NA
161,522
113,802
70,081
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hay crops (see text):
Land fran which hay was cut10 acres..
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating. .farms reporting..
acres..
tons..
value, dollars..
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
dollars . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures
of clover and grasses
cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
dollars . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons . .
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting..
tons. •
dollars . .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres..
tons..
value , dollars . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons.,
dollars . .
Grass silage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or
small grains farms reporting*.
acres . .
tons, green weight..
value, dollars . .
Field seed crops harvested:
Alfalfa seed farms reporting . .
acres . .
pounds. .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars. .
Birdsfoot trefoil seed .... farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds . .
value , dollars . .
Sales dollars . .
Bromegrass seed farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds ■ .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . .
Clover seed:
Ladlno clover seed farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds. .
value , dollars . .
Sales dollars . .
Red clover seed farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
value, dollars..
Sales dollars. .
Sweetclover seed farms reporting..
acres..
pounds..
value, dollars..
Sales dollars . ,
Ui.ll.et seed farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds..
value, dollars.,
Sales dollars . ,
Qrchardgrass seed farms reporting.,
acres . .
pounds .
value, dollars . ,
Sales dollars . .
Sudangrass seed farms reporting.,
acres . ,
pounds. .
value, dollars . .
Sales dollars . ,
Timothy seed farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table.
14 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS;1 CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Field seed crops harvested-Continued
Vetch seed farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
pounds.. .
value, dollars...
Sales dollars . . .
Other field seed crops acres . . .
value, dollars . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Other Held crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for heme use
or for sale farms reporting. . .
acres16.
bushels . . .
value, dollars . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Popcorn farms reporting...
acres . . .
pounds (ear corn)...
value, dollars...
Sales dollars. ..
Root and grain crops hogged or
grazed, other than corn,
sorghums, and soybeans.. .farms reporting...
acres...
value, dollars . . .
Sunflower seed farms reporting...
acres . . .
bushels . . .
value, dollars . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Sweetpotatoes farms reporting. . .
acres16.
bushels . . .
value, dollarB...
Sales dollars . . .
Tobacco farms reporting. ..
acres . . .
pounds. . .
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 . . .
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use19 farms reporting...
value, dollars...
Vegetables harvested for
sale20 farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Sales dollars . . .
Asparagus farms reporting...
acres . . .
Beans, green lima farms reporting...
acres . . .
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Beets ( table) farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Broccoli farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Cabbage farms reporting . . ,
acres. . ,
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting..
acres . . J
Carrots farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cauliflower farms reporting. .
acres . .
Celery farms reporting . .
acres . .
Collards farms reporting . .
acres . .
Corn, sweet farms reporting..
acres . .
Cucumbers and pickles.. farms reporting..
seres . .
Eggplant farms reporting..
acres . .
See footnotes at end of table.
Census of—
1959
(Oct. -Nov.)
350
20,000
2,000
1,960
115
1,819
1,477
13,385
37,712
11,933,092
19,331,609
15,990,344
67
401
799,935
21,914
21,914
3
29
522
11
152
3,381
7,607
6,906
1,988
84
20,024
32,038
10,613
4,745
30,318
46,496,221
14,878,791
14,878,791
33
11,880
10,948
267,225,640
8,208
72,648
12,546,862
653
729
1,425
1,996
1,907
6,527
889
512
141
862
1,531
3,579
960
751
550
580
255
327
201
258
22
94
6,401
25,880
1,421
953
138
58
1954
(Oct. -Nov.)
2
105
6,380
1,021
715
196
5,225
3,540
32,359
52,839
13,673,794
21,057,643
17,335,264
76
154
270,695
8,121
7,958
14
89
3,738
9
42
947
2,462
2,338
5,862
139
40,111
100,278
12,800
4,831
28,666
40,829,575
11,023,985
11,023,985
135
29,832
27,768
303,021,319
103,919
HA
11,862
96,154
15,694,962
787
2,112
5,119
2,081
8,372
984
903
195
873
2,389
5,548
415
502
704
945
152
312
157
289
26
136
7,540
26,885
1,700
1,475
100
53
1950
(April 1)
2
57
22,400
3,360
NA
158
9,142
NA
45,604
82,758
19,675,302
26,184,558
NA
133
169
302,800
24,224
NA
2
4
NA
3
6
124
558
NA
3,835
170
38,171
101,407
NA
5,857
34,278
49,298,531
12,817,616
NA
148
"284,275
NA
17263,041,946
1770,831,361
113,145
NA
14,585
101,361
15,795,747
1,149
1,762
2,689
5,711
3,272
7,676
1,385
1,403
99
1,327
3,264
5,189
768
527
967
1,337
163
202
451
542
12
53
10,075
31,139
2,180
1,757
105
71
1945
(January 1)
79,881
151,583
19,600,467
35,136,653
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,912
583
44,532
114,849
NA
5,986
32,168
46,094,785
9,228,034
NA
NA
1,193
NA
245,993,285
49,265,509
157,363
16,396,539
28,786
154,793
18,855,841
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,169
11,424
NA
7,393
10,977
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
14,820
43,896
NA
NA
NA
NA
1940
(April 1)
NA
33,763
110,115
162,033
19,274,755
17,354,913
NA
1,085
602
1,050,600
37,523
NA
155
847
8,501
9
2
105
129
NA
5,363
908
72,420
80,770
NA
5,792
30,794
40,184,297
5,579,754
NA
NA
1S314,933
147,361
7,278,306
19,016
88,772
7,334,016
1,855
2,060
2,990
2,345
3,986
5,781
2,073
1,387
22
765
5,568
6,214
833
818
1,800
1,780
434
281
829
1,394
2
4
11,397
28,449
2,623
1,509
437
135
1935
(January 1)
144,234
225,691
32,745,252
14,080,458
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
6,076
1,045
105,793
105,793
NA
4,167
17,766
20,435,725
1,900,522
NA
NA
NA
NA
165,671
5,461,706
115,830
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,056
8,279
NA
NA
NA
NA
15,790
10,915
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
30,140
40,183
NA
NA
NA
NA
1930
(April 1)
133,120
193,426
20,756,447
32,765,012
NA
142
89
124,600
5,806
NA
43
1B1
NA
1
1
25
48
NA
6,839
929
87,189
145,697
NA
7,770
40,040
50,584,276
6,072,423
NA
1925
(January 1)
135,915
8,379,900
32,611
76,801
9,103,762
3,163
2,818
907
408
9,815
5,392
565
292
2
2
14,901
8,242
1,269
693
400
308
158
109
1,956
1,493
1
1
20,495
31,575
8,083
2,432
48
36
144,691
201,295
22,244,041
17,171,972
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2,971
760
57,436
91,897
NA
9,993
44,780
56,353,741
7,639,134
NA
NA
NA
NA
11,420
7,597
871
773
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18,620
27,872
NA
NA
NA
1920
(January 1)
PENNSYLVANIA
15
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920TO1959-Continued
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Vegetables (or home use and lor sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes)-Continued
Vegetables harvested for sale20 — Continued
Escarole, endive,
and chicory farms reporting..
acres . .
Horseradish farms reporting. .
acres..
Kale farms reporting . .
acres . .
Lettuce and romalne.. . .farms reporting.,
acres . .
Mustard greens farms reporting . .
acres . .
Onions, dry farms reporting..
acres . .
Onions, green farms reporting..
acres . .
Parsley farms reporting. .
acres . .
Parsnips farms reporting . .
acres . .
Peas, green farms reporting..
acres . .
Peppers, sweet farms reporting..
acres . .
Pumpkins farms reporting. .
acres . .
Radishes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Rhubarb farms reporting. .
acres . .
Spinach farms reporting . .
acres . .
Squash farms reporting. .
acres..
Tomatoes.. farms reporting..
acres . .
Turnip greens farms reporting. .
acres . .
Turnips farms reporting..
acres . .
Watermelons farms reporting. .
acres . .
Mixed vegetables farms reporting..
acres . .
Other vegetables acres . .
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale: 3
Blackberries and
dewberries farms reporting . .
acres . .
quarts . .
value, dollars..
Blueberries (tame).
-farms reporting.
acres .
quarts.
value, dollars.
Currants farms reporting. .
acres..
quarts . .
value, dollars . .
Raspberries .
farms reporting..
acres . .
quarts . .
value, dollars..
Strawberries farms reporting. .
acres . .
quarts . .
value , dollars . .
Other berries and small fruits acres..
value, dollars..
See footnotes at end of table.
94
103
635
232
756
226
169
110
26
173
1,483
5,212
1,111
512
390
491
160
424
135
236
329
2,260
724
930
4,597
17,191
260
789
140
77
105
83
19
116
33
78
617
358
26
82
953
319
145
119
63
65
51
266
2,207
10,826
942
517
238
301
184
566
122
220
377
3,377
577
633
6,282
24,482
285
756
184
154
194
397
90
15
10,992
3,632
64
16
8,407
2,859
168
92
63,994
28,801
92
107
47,722
19,088
42
26
36,169
10,854
51
47
101,140
30,341
1,439
841
802,226
160,444
1,652
924
635,414
266,873
3,316
1,686
,074,189
,075,970
3,150
1,401
1,803,304
721,322
9
730
4
485
107
102
23
132
47
260
275
318
36
58
87
60
249
152
58
71
62
343
2,830
9,186
392
312
122
207
179
761
140
314
605
7,019
168
194
8,274
a, 829
269
866
71
128
202
78
31,309
9,076
81
69
29,222
12,277
121
91
98,974
32,661
2,048
969
703,913
262,375
4,583
1,840
,166,701
739,851
7
2,018
5,406
14,957
15,794
39,264
712
269
122,788
28,774
218
3,438
78,003
23,949
4,907
2,474
1,682,823
548,405
4,639
2,145
1,802,301
623,336
NA
33
32
98
15
15
1,302
482
7
12
1,329
392
61
295
2,983
6,145
1,301
526
171
349
773
4,156
140
135
9,847
19,663
188
532
413
311
675
2,196
1,251
273
147,386
14,925
56
12
9,004
1,138
282
71
91,831
10,815
8,304
3,173
2,873,716
377,520
10,059
3,874
5,625,156
654,724
627
8,397
15,711
15,966
1,674
1,270
9,395
4,700
5,848,809
643,369
2,774
747
5,285
1,002
164
37
33
139
5,332
2,537
2376
2158
59
184
1,583
1,567
14,098
9,878
147
144
852
485
4,015
5,245
3,203
789
411,722
63,857
19
119
11,461
2,292
793
146
156,398
27,095
8,824
2,936
2,026,652
461,724
12,590
4,100
6,196,363
1,050,475
81
2,144
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1,459
862
NA
NA
2,680
1,062
NA
NA
9,023
7,322
NA
NA
NA
NA
614
634
NA
NA
NA
NA
25
30
22
19
2,141
807
NA
NA
8,154
1,481
58
42
27
7
142
43
3,909
1,427
190
86
69
47
156
73
94
162
154
47
14,023
8,048
200
110
701
427
1,207
3,185
NA
5
284
NA
1
,476
NA
851
606
NA
161
809
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HI
NA-
Hi
NA
2
530
NA
334
NA
296,890
NA
62
346
NA
11
695
NA
2
770
NA
2,565
Tib
NA
590
116
5,738
15
453
3,647
4
008
NA
7,184
096
NA
1,508
662
NA
87
NA
9
832
16
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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)
Tree fruits, nuts, and rjrapes.
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting .
acres.
Apples farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
TreeB not of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
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.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Cherries 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, sour 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, sweet farms reporting.
TreeB of all agea number.
TrteB 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 f aims 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 .
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
pounds.
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
See footnotes at end of table .
10,951
94,461
9,974
2,060,895
3,648
561,180
8,895
1,499,715
5,320
10,590,208
13,767,270
13,449,564
860
2,833
437
1,689
503
1,144
207
1,463
2,926
2,926
NA
483,391
NA
68,303
NA
415,088
NA
22,034,927
1,678,269
1,678,269
4,564
430,384
1,269
55,575
3,856
374,809
2,334
20,094,606
1,406,626
1,406,626
3,590
53,007
1,224
12,728
2,815
40,279
1,436
1,940,321
271,643
271,643
4,234
4,553,453
1,020
318,752
3,668
4,234,701
2,159
47,410,168
2,844,607
2,844,607
121
4,292
73
701
62
3,591
47
150,306
7,520
7,520
20,306
114,397
19,383
2,330,541
6,730
537,880
17,359
1,792,661
12,682
7,663,425
13,794,162
13,794,162
389
1,720
216
1,078
198
642
100
485
1,335
1,335
NA
667,500
NA
125,775
NA
541,725
NA
19,869,649
2,124,910
2,124,910
9,140
585,746
2,746
107,222
7,426
478,524
4,540
17,570,582
1,757,058
1,757,058
7,371
81,754
2,404
18,553
5,746
63,201
2,992
2,299,067
367,852
367,852
9,249
5,319,026
2,162
444,128
7,932
4,874,898
5,362
39,542,361
1,977,119
1,977,119
77
781
49
430
33
351
20
30,050
1,499
1,499
73,225
"148,479
63,590
3,513,190
18,998
767,766
56,021
2,745,424
37,525
8,604,684
10,315,148
NA
3,608
10,182
2,046
4,968
1,722
5,214
335
2,719
8,157
NA
NA
615,506
NA
196,155
NA
419,351
NA
10,597,363
1,191,976
NA
22,959
494,579
7,207
167,763
17,498
326,816
9,157
8,288,122
919,075
NA
19,311
120,927
6,000
28,392
14,737
92,535
7,436
2,309,241
272,901
NA
31,146
6,092,683
6,476
506,534
26,379
5,586,149
15,275
21,783,488
1,091,054
NA
155
583
120
417
37
166
9
6,400
318
53,416
191,693
95,179
5,286,337
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
9,409,696
15,881,266
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
54,396
788,494
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
16,342,983
1,493,069
NA
NA
NA
53,3a
5,575,682
35,781,658
1,710,211
67,094
187,507
104,520
5,222,911
23,939
830,208
98,813
4,392,703
85,871
12,601,175
6,498,681
NA
1,493
4,122
588
1,790
973
2,332
453
1,379
1,836
NA
52,608
701,726
12,401
188,801
45,953
512,925
33,637
13,668,983
377,781
NA
38,623
500,449
NA
130,509
NA
369,940
NA
10,455,896
221,973
NA
32,383
201,277
NA
58,292
NA
142,985
NA
3,213,087
155,808
NA
48,298
5,323,128
5,824
242,432
44,551
5,080,696
36,486
32,078,681
619,823
NA
38
243
24
130
16
113
2,950
113,469
273,927
139,957
7,012,483
NA
1,152,603
NA
5,859,880
NA
9,731,283
8,952,780
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
82,029
861,064
NA
183,274
NA
677,790
NA
15,444,688
358,537
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
82,020
7,634,838
NA
226,457
NA
7,408,381
NA
38,425,107
537,951
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
105,649
261,123
135,930
7,860,457
NA
1,616,353
NA
6,244,104
NA
6,040,170
8,690,380
NA
623
1,876
NA
593
NA
1,283
352
583
NA
71,867
793,846
NA
192,957
600,889
NA
7,338,856
538,444
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
75,558
8,899,364
NA
445,331
NA
8,454,033
NA
43,323,126
1,063,631
NA
NA
180,157
8,804,942
NA
2,078,469
NA
6,726,473
NA
7,287,041
8,759,763
NA
NA
126,826
7,779,280
PENNSYLVANIA
17
State Table 8.-FARMS REPORTING, ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND SALES OF CROPS: CENSUSES OF
1920 TO 1959 -Continued
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Peaches farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
number .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Pears farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number .
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels,
value, dollars .
Sales dollars .
Plums and prunes farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
number .
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Quinces farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age farms reporting .
number.
Trees of bearing
age farms reporting.
number .
Quantity harvested farms reporting .
bushels .
value, dollars.
Sales dollars .
Chestnuts 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 . .
Walnuts, black
(planted) 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 . .
See footnotes at end of table .
5,768
1,509,866
2,520
306,826
4,731
1,203,040
2,982
2,609,858
5,480,704
5,480,704
6,462
109,049
1,988
36,933
5,535
72,116
3,628
104,673
245,988
3,747
92,004
1,241
18,537
3,065
73,467
1,426
103,809
285,485
285,485
1,079
3,350
233
627
907
2,723
320
2,251
4,325
746
19,682
453
12,712
429
6,970
313
28,278
5,649
1,043
12,363
288
4,025
883
8,338
438
44,588
1,780
12,789
1,857,146
4,682
345,561
10,795
1,511,585
8,404
2,953,936
5,907,872
5,907,872
12,644
139,906
3,893
47,215
10,649
92,691
7,306
107,721
215,442
8,542
120,837
2,617
30,708
6,873
90,129
4,106
108,585
271,465
417
1,590
114
434
305
1,156
180
657
1,470
1,470
605
14,278
420
10,765
252
3,513
121
6,979
1,750
1,750
1,094
19,459
380
9,795
817
9,664
405
II , - 10
1,843
31,838
2,204,816
13,330
566,352
23,752
1,638,464
14,647
2,220,022
3,791,474
NA
36,486
225,913
10,009
64,208
30,318
161,705
20,126
183,942
307,438
18,278
189,179
6,524
53,166
13,349
136,013
4,372
61,414
139,038
1,081
3,405
301
894
810
2,511
316
1,308
3,269
322
6,625
213
4,608
149
2,017
79
4,783
955
2,532
27,734
563
8,889
2,134
18,845
1,176
128,090
12,809
48,082
2,660,825
NA
NA
2,560,284
7,492,410
NA
60,487
332,475
NA
483,025
820,512
30,185
262,847
NA
NA
NA
118,760
317,089
42,092
2,412,454
14,722
704,649
33,222
1,707,805
25,310
1,872,240
1,910,055
NA
59,614
347,385
9,774
63,600
54,105
283,785
43,366
440,584
331,144
29,685
242,659
7,524
59,058
24, 392
183,601
14,697
109,372
115,680
1,971
11,617
427
6,559
1,594
5,058
799
2,348
3,524
73
1,903
51
1,365
27
538
18
3,400
408
2,205
3
1,205
1
1,000
1
1,400
140
58,843
3,051,206
NA
860, 321
NA
2,190,885
NA
567,806
1,050,441
NA
101,589
628,076
NA
91,168
NA
536,908
772,107
579,080
54,120
465,356
NA
77,112
NA
388,244
NA
131,375
210,200
71,003
3,446,507
NA
1,083,603
NA
2,362,904
NA
1,234,410
2,044,423
NA
88,260
635,806
NA
123,340
NA
512,466
NA
195,459
295,276
61,804
565,976
114,141
NA
451,835
NA
69,492
136,237
3,751
17,309
NA
3,462
NA
13,847
3,171
5,034
11
806
NA
800
102,288
3,753,363
NA
NA
NA
1,623,108
2,975,922
NA
133,424
855,634
107,098
894,629
NA
4,798,434
33,791
1,234,708
82,929
3,563,726
NA
1,099,735
3,079,258
NA
NA
991,275
27,302
237,643
114,548
753,632
NA
420,960
947,168
NA
1,001,030
22,353
233,384
04,496
767,646
NA
84,454
223,803
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
18
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 explanations, 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)
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes -Continued
Walnuts , English farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing
age fauns 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 fruits, including berries and other
wmnll fruits, and nuts sold dollars.
472
2,600
228
1,174
280
1,426
196
14,941
3,289
294
294
25,608,537
25,290,831
378
2,553
174
1,206
242
1,347
143
5,559
1,110
1,110
1,138
1,138
836
3,397
235
922
620
2,475
470
27,961
2,797
211
NA
25,342,083
28,939,021
18,943,914
864
3,688
286
1,888
620
1,800
430
28,006
4,202
435
NA
10,931,305
7,938,583
242
2,609
NA
1,034
NA
1,575
NA
6,493
1,950
NA
NA
NA Not available.
1Figures for cropland harvested and specified crops relate to the crop years 1959, 1954, 1949, 1944, 1939, 1934, 1929, 1924, and 1919.
2Total acreage of crops for which figures are available, except that corn cut for forage was excluded as most of this acreage was probably duplicated in the acreage of corn
harvested for grain.
3Value of corn and other corn products sold.
*Corn cut for forage.
'Sorghums for all purposes, except for sirup.
6Tbe 1944 and 1939 figures do not include acres plowed under for green manure. The 1944 figures are for acres grown alone.
7For 1944, soybeans and coupeas harvested for nay. Prior to 1944, annual legumes saved for hay, but excluding vetches In 1924.
8Excludes reports for farms reporting acreage grown for all purposes with no production. Acres harvested for beans not available.
'includes acres grown alone and acres grown ..ith other crops for all purposes . Acres harvested for beans not available .
10For all Censuses, except 1950, obtained by adding the individual hay crops.
^Includes oats cut for feeding unthreshed.
12Silage crops other than corn and sorghums.
13Clover seed, except sweetclover.
I4Clover seed, including sweetclover.
13Includea proso millet.
16For 1959 and 1954, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested; for 1949, does not Include acreage for farms with less than 15 bushels harvested.
See text.
l7lncludes receipts from sale of pasture and grazing privileges.
16 Includes the value of maple sirup and maple sugar produced.
"Excludes Irish potatoes and sweetpotatoes, except for the 1920 Census which Included potatoes for home use only.
20Excludes Irish and sweet potatoes.
21Green lima beans included with snap beans.
"includes hot peppers.
23For Censuses prior to 1950, small fruits harvested for heme use or for sale.
24For 1959 and 1954, does not Include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines. See text.
2sDoes not Include acreage far farms reporting less than l/2 acre. See text.
PENNSYLVANIA
State Table 9.-NURSERY, GREENHOUSE, AND FOREST PRODUCTS: CENSUSES OF 1920 TO 1959
19
(For definitions and explanations, 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)
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower
and vegetable seeds and plants, flowers,
and bulbs sold farms reporting .
dollars.
On farms with sales of
$2,000 or more farms reporting .
dollars .
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, omamonutts, etc.) farms reporting .
acres.
Sales dollars.
Cut flowers, potted plants, flonst
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.
acres.
Sales dollars .
Any forest products Cut and/Or SOld farms reporting.
Sales of any forest products farms reporting .
dollars .
Sales of standing timber farms reporting .
dollars..
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting.
dollars..
Sales of firewood, lulpwooi!, Tonce oosls, sawlogSi
veneer logs, and Christr-i. trees farms reporting. .
dollars. .
Sales of other miscellaneous
products farms reporting . ,
dollars . .
Firewood and fUelwood cut farms reporting . ,
cords (4' x 4' x 8') . .
Sales farms reporting . .
cords (4* x 4' x 6')..
Pulpwxxjd Sold 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 feel . .
Christmas trees sold farms reporting. .
number. .
Maple sirup made forms reporting. .
gallons . .
Buckets hung farms reporting. .
number . .
Maple sugar made .farms reporting . .
pounds. .
3,828
58,800,460
2,096
53,246,434
1,532
16,483
11,195,426
1,875
1,532
18,977,360
694
1,807
26,627,116
1,315
1,217
25,812,486
144
733
20,977,918
14,024
95,307
5,113,335
2,520
1,770,204
'3,558
3,343,131
3,389
2,748,507
'308
594,624
7,665
99,780
707
14,316
901
38,128
3,364
564,812
367
129,506
1,627
15,454
743
11,713
1,129
737,643
1,063
96,113
1,063
445,506
39,686,526
NA
NA
1,037
9,213
7,773,509
1,664
1,342
16,606,176
748
1,356
19,587,658
1,104
985
16,552,855
220
539
12,325,359
NA
104,368
3,167,469
NA
NA
20,258
274,628
11,935
1,900,771
"6,421
"66,428
1,759
121,348
"l,767
1 '343,462
173
6,757
NA
33,408,524
NA
NA
805
5,716
3,628,939
Jl,947
31,555
316,212,019
S901
31,622
320,264,888
1,455
1,302
13,246,873
278
304
9,514,697
NA
NA
3,584,292
2,254
1,494,144
NA
2,090,148
3,551
1,448,438
1,393
641,710
28,718
366,565
1,532
35,185
14,398
1,852,174
8,112
46,444
2,579
99,804
"2,653
1 '429, 545
306
19,672
32,699
'18, 540, 690
6,165
2,254,531
NA
NA
2,542
11,180,539
NA
NA
445
4,694
1,495,581
'1,868
'27,149,962
NA
NA
'9,074,212
NA
NA
NA
7856
'1,274
'610,746
NA
8,000
1,243,575
NA
NA
NA
NA
172,501
"2,821
"564,011
456
55,703
"15,389
11,422,760
2,843
13,958,446
z3,756,056
NA
'2,305
NA
NA
NA
'10,202,390
"21,473
24, 765,243
62,703
859,172
.A
NA
1,441
35,773
NA
NA
23,177
3,530,351
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
8,409
132,762
NA
'.A
NA
NA
:ia
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3,882
133,328
NA
NA
"3,928
NA
NA
NA
892
104,929
72,588
858,892
NA
9,552,547
NA
NA
161
2,774
1,039,439
NA
62,228
616,923,355
NA
NA
66, 506,493
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
"2,006,615
63,564
21,305
11,156,899
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
273,762
147,866
'1,020,181
NA
535,954
NA Not available.
1Excludes data for farms unclassified as to type.
2Trees, plants, vines, etc., in nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs.
3Flovrers and flowering plants grown for sale.
Crops grown under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mushrooms.
'Flowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass; and flowers grown in the open.
Total square feet under glass.
Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs, and flowers and plants grown in the open.
Value of flower and vegetable seeds; vegetables and vegetable plants; and mushrooms.
Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup.
T)oes not include farms reporting only maple sirup and/or maple sugar sold.
Not strictly comparable with other years as figures probably Include some reports of firewood used on farms.
Does not include value of sales of maple sirup and maple sugar.
"Figures include sales of standing timber.
14Maple trees tapped.
20
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 10.— CHARACTERISTICS OF PLACES NOT COUNTED AS FARMS BECAUSE OF CHANGE IN
DEFINITION OF FARM: 1959
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Places excluded as farms by change in definition , 1954-1959 number .
acres in place.
Cropland harvested places reporting .
acres . .
Under 10 acres places reporting .
10 or more acres places reporting .
Operators by tenure:
Full owners , number .
Part owners and managers number .
Tenants number .
Operators by color.
White number .
Nonwhite number .
Operators by year began operation of present place:
1959 operators reporting .
195g operators reporting .
1957 operators reporting .
1956 operators reporting .
1951-1955 operators reporting .
1950 or earlier operators reporting.
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 -
Item
(For definitions and explanations, 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 all ages places reporting. .
number..
Cows, including heifers that have calved places reporting . .
number . .
Hogs and pigs places reporting. ,
number. .
Chickens 4 months old and over places reporting . .
number .
Corn harvested for all purposes places reporting.
acres .
Hay harvested places reporting.
acres.
6,074
157,669
2,434
8,079
2,375
59
5,604
150
320
6,074
233
219
295
288
1,181
3,851
3,545
1,217
1,305
7
1,563
163
191
455
3,674
28
5,374
3,920
7,380
2,874
3,133
1,793
5,169
3,264
143,206
984
1,921
1,311
3,859
State Table 11.— DATE OF ENUMERATION: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Census of 1959
Census starting date —November 11
Approximate average date of enumeration. week of. . .
Percent of farms enumerated during-
October 1 to 10
October 11 to 17
October 18 to 24
October 25 to 31
November 1 to 7
November 8 to 14
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.
Pennsylvania
Census of 1954
Census starting date— November 8
Approximate average date 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
Pennsylvania
Nov. 22-Hov. 28
Percent
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
(z)
10
11
25
Nov. 21 -Nov. 27
Percent
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
8
24
27
17
12
6
3
2
PENNSYLVANIA
21
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 cattle and calves on hand, cows on hand, milk c
i hand, and animals sold alive are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Cattle and calves of all ages on hand farms
l
2to4
5 to 9
10 to 49
10 to 19
20 to 49
50 to 99
100 or more
100 to 199
200 to 499
500 or more
Cows on hand, including heifers that have calved. .
3 or 4
5to9
10 to 14
15 to 19 ... .
20 to29....
30to49
50to74
75 to 99 ... .
100 to 199..
200 to 499 . .
500 or more .
Milk cows on hand. .
3or4
5to9
10 to 14....
15 to 19
20to29
30 to49
50to74
75 to 99
100 to 199..
200 to 499 . .
500 or more.
Cattle sold alive, excluding calves .
1 to 4
5to9
10tol9....
20to29....
30 to 39....
40 In 49....
50to99....
100 to 199..
200 or more.
Calves sold alive. .
Ito4
5to9
10 to 19
20to29
30to30
40 to49
50 to99
100 or more. . .
100 to 199 . .
200 or more .
Hogs and pigs of all ages on hand .
lloD
10U>24
25 to 49
50to99
100 to 199
200to 499
500 to 999
1,000 or more .
Litters farrowed, December 1. previous yeat,
to November 30, Census year
1
t
10 or more
10 to 19....
20 to 39....
40 to 69
70 to 99
100 or more .
reporting,
number,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reportinp.
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
number .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
number,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting.
reporting .
number,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting .
number .
reporting .
reporting .
reporting .
reporting .
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
i reporting,
number .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reportinp.
'arms reporting,
arms reportinp.
arms reporting .
arms reportipg.
amis reporting,
arms reporting.
is reporting.
^ reportinp.
arms reportinp .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporli np .
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'amis reportipp.
'amis reporting.
76,732
1,877,953
3,032
11,744
11,535
41,203
13,871
27,332
8,110
1,108
1,000
95
13
66,629
946,602
9,862
7,295
6,445
8,001
7,624
7,504
11, 570
6,704
1,327
190
93
11
3
60,156
862,584
10, 119
6,866
5,253
5,592
6,540
7,073
11,031
6,209
1,245
149
73
5
1
47,073
400,808
27,377
10,056
5,205
1,886
824
559
854
234
78
50,278
514,808
15,895
11,730
15,729
4,948
1,250
399
283
44
37
7
40,892
620,969
24,671
9,505
4,472
1,629
440
132
33
10
17,037
3,784
3,557
1,844
1,877
938
1,145
524
642
365
2,361
1,667
513
117
30
34
97,572
1,890,537
6,775
18,135
15,183
50,853
HA
NA
5,801
825
HA
HA
HA
88,282
957,255
16,626
10,344
8,872
13,160
12,783
10,459
10,618
4,576
592
151
95
5
1
83,408
888,621
16,638
10,165
8,065
11,597
11,908
9,993
10,171
4,208
470
129
64
57,412
406,827
37,908
10,658
5,133
1,500
746
473
666
251
77
63,887
492,896
26,244
16,859
16,058
3,689
676
161
185
15
NA
HA
55,718
604,901
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
22,610
NA
NA
HA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hogs and pigs sold alive famu
lt<>4
5to9
10 to 19
20 to 29
30 to 39
40to49
50 to 99
100 to 199
200 or more
200 to 499 ... .
500 to 999 ... .
1,000 or more. .
Sheep and lambs of all ages on hand. .
Under 25
25 to 99
100 to 299
300 to 999
1,000 to 1,999.
2,000 to 4,999.
5,000 or more. .
Wool shorn (excluding lambs wool) .
Under 1,000 pounds
1,000 to 2,499 pounds . . .
2,500 to 4,999 pounds . . .
5,000 to 9.999 pounds . . .
10,000 to 19,999 pounds .
20,000 to 49.999 pounds .
50,000 or more oounds . . .
Chickens 4 months old and over on hand .
t'nder 50
50 to 99
100 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 to 3,199...
3,200 or more
3,200 to 6,399.
6,400 or more. .
Btoilers (chickens) sold .
t'nder 2,000
2,000 to 3,999...
4,000 to 7,999...
8,000 to 15,999..
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 99
100to399
400to799
800 to 1,599
1.600 to 3.199..
3,200 to 6,399 . .
6,400 to 9.999 . .
10,000 or more. .
Chicken eggs sold .
Under 100 dozens
100 to 399 dozens
400 to 799 dozens
HOOto 1.599 dozens
1.600 to 1,999 dozens
2,000 to 4,999 dozens
5,000 or more dozens
5,000 to 9,999 dozens . . .
10,000 to 19,999 dozens .
20,000 to 49,999 dozens .
50,000 or more dozens . . .
Turkeys raised .
Under 50
50 to 399
400 to 799
800 to 1,599
1,600 or more
1,600 to 3,199..
3,200 to 9,999 . .
10,000 or more. .
reportinp.
nup.ber..
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reportipg.
reporting .
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
arms reporting,
number,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reportinp
pounds
arms reportinp
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reportinp
amis reporting
amis reporting
'arms reporting
arms reportinp
pumber
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reportinp
i reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'amis reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
number
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reportinp
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
amis reporting
arms reporting
number
i reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reportinp
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
amis reporting
amis reporting
'amis reporting
reporting
dozens
reportipg
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reportinp.
reporting,
reporting,
reportipp.
amis reporting
number
arms reporting
arms reportinp
arms reporting
arms reporting
amji reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
23,446
632,018
4,312
3,984
6,447
2,957
1,700
1,035
1,903
783
325
275
37
13
8,771
259,732
5,853
2,394
465
59
7,714
1,504,431
7,499
184
27
55,279
19,013,412
21,202
8,302
14,461
5,535
3,313
1,567
899
683
216
1,227
32,156,441
38
229
242
204
189
176
88
61
30,119
12,549,768
5,464
5,827
11,888
3,629
1,976
852
313
78
92
36,183
204,920,219
3,617
6,263
4,151
5,679
988
6,453
9,032
4,091
2,629
1,697
615
2,355
1,630,143
1,180
677
169
126
203
92
78
33
30,227
537,407
7,491
5,844
8,912
3,327
1,633
1,018
1,469
393
140
NA
NA
NA
9,772
267,677
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
MA
NA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
88,495
20,774,023
31,932
15,091
27,263
8,509
3,907
1,373
420
NA
NA
2,576
25,816,794
HA
HA
HA
HA
NA
NA
39,484
13,176,809
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
56,088
177,692,324
5,963
11,607
8,078
9,690
1,527
10,143
9,080
NA
NA
NA
NA
5,389
2,361,410
HA
HA
HA
NA
HA
NA
NA
HA
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 com, Irish potatoes, apples, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See WxtJ
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
CORN
Acres harvested for all purposes farms reporting..
acres. .
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 to 499 acres farms reporting . . ,
500 or more acres farms reporting . . ,
Acres harvested for grain farms reporting . . ,
acres. . ,
bushels . . .
Under 5 acres farms reporting..,
5 to 9 acrea 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 i 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 acrer farms reporting . . ,
Corn sold farms reporting . . .
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. .
WHEAT
Acres harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
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 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. ,
Quantity Bold 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.
69,804
93,004
1,133,612
1,280,079
13,967
21,705
16,331
4,009
29,379
11,039
14,349
5,133
6,614
6,107
7,070
3,488
6,586
11,287
2,128
1,850
521
421
322
262
87
40
51
11
18
7
6
3
11
6
64,127
84,032
903,150
992,815
53,554,662
49,238,741
15,334
23,218
17, 103
3,941
V 29,280
9,718
12,406
4,169
5,009
4,523
5,009
2,515
2,841
4,625
4,520
1,447
1,248
384
296
231
156
64
26
42
11
14
4
5
2
12
6
24,584
29,759
18,864,795
17,160,310
1,597
1,176
10,846
16,979
6,253
7,027
2,804
2,312
1,185
953
1,056
814
566
347
208
134
69
17
45,116
62,004
515,392
661, 103
9,293
15,307
13,541
20,316
11,279
T
3,217
> 22,208
2,220
2,186
J
1,218
1,661
} 3,506
445
593
45
55
7
1
}
2
9
1
1
45,116
62,004
13,681,682
18,416,950
340
290
} 1.215
2,185
2,747
5,939
8,299
11,093
18,062
\ 39,908
5,808
7,831
897
1,394
2X
332
205
192
44
53
17
29
2
4
33,802
41,751
10,733,596
13,327,574
405
355
1,075
1,090
3,676
4,113
23,151
29,340
4,386
5,383
715
1,020
180
255
169
133
32
40
11
20
2
2
OATS
Acres harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
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. .
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. .
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. .
BARLEY
Acres harvested farms reporting .
acres. .
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 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 .
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.
54,454
69,331
650,268
736,246
10,841
16,080
16,790
23,120
11,707
1
2,263
3,703
25,160
3,989
J
1,862
2,630
}
4,442
606
495
58
30
2
1
}
4
2
54,454
69,331
29,637,885
30,594,500
150
105
}
1,005
841
1,721
3,317
5,436
7,778
19,967
}
38,824
13,835
15,608
5,418
4,446
1,561
1,333
1,048
720
365
210
63
25
6
3
10,276
15,803
4,171,872
4,920,397
95
145
260
380
725
1,040
6,506
11,306
1,832
2,260
538
437
146
126
103
77
50
22
18
9
3
1
16,061
25,063
140,013
203, 557
5,184
8,073
6,072
10,028
2,596
"I
419
633
[ 6,134
488
J
202
351
| 709
83
111
29
6
2
1
}
1
1
16,061
25,063
4,231,178
8,607,854
275
190
| 320
1,056
631
2,617
2,567
4,362
5,645
\ 16,641
1,436
3,710
278
797
116
198
38
133
30
60
17
5
1
1
2,874
6,020
947,635
1,698,162
90
121
165
216
425
670
1,757
4,148
269
637
84
146
39
42
19
27
12
12
13
1
1
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
23
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, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
RYE
Acres harvested farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
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 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 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 or more bushels farms reporting —
ALFALFA AND ALFALFA MIXTURES CUT FOR HAY
AND FOR DEHYDRATING
Acres harvested farms reporting . . .
acres. . .
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. . .
tons. . .
Under 20 tans 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 tans farms reporting...
500 to 999 tans 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 tans farms reporting...
5,000 to 9,999 tons farms reporting...
10 , 000 or more tons farms reporting . . .
Quantity sold farms reporting. . .
tons. . .
Under 25 tons farms reporting...
25 to 49 tans farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 tans farms reporting . . .
100 to 499 tons farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 tans farms reporting...
1,000 to 1,499 tans farms reporting...
1,500 to 1,999 tans farms reporting...
2,000 to 2,999 tans farms reporting. . .
3,000 to 4,999 tans farms reporting...
5,000 or more tans farms reporting. . .
See footnotes at end of table.
2,820
2,609
15,901
13,602
1,623
1,517
813
757
214
"1
22
35
f 306
54
J
17
35
}
5
7
2
2,820
2,609
344,464
296,458
171
100
} 360
536
486
861
702
719
352
} 1,000
57
49
17
7
6
5
1
851
S20
178,974
131,449
65
115
115
100
140
201
464
369
48
23
17
7
1
5
35,797
728,246
5,249
7,171
5,920
1,733
1,912
3,484
2,154
5,235
2,591
309
36,802
614,794
7,366
8,525
1,484
220
16
13
2
1
7
7
35,797
36,802
1,717,899
1,159,647
12,677
3,053
| 21,569
8,343
8,002
7,041
5,306
3,760
849
} 1,895
64
22
1
2
2
1
2
5
4
1
4,665
3,270
175,251
89,732
2,960
2,475
793
497
577
217
326
75
2
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, AND MIXTURES OF CLOVER AND
GRASSES CUT FOR HAY
Acres harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
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 or more acres farms reporting..
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
tons. .
Under 20 tons farms reporting. .
20 to 24 tans farms reporting. .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting . .
50 to 99 tans farms reporting. .
100 to 199 tans farms reporting . .
200 to 499 tons farms reporting . .
500 to 999 tans farms reporting . .
1,000 to 1,499 tons farms reporting. .
1, 500 or more tons farms reporting . .
Quantity sold farms reporting. .
tons, .
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 . .
acres. .
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 or more acres farms reporting . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
Under 20 tans farms reporting .
20 to 24 tans farms reporting .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting .
100 to 199 tons farms reporting.
200 or more tons farms reporting .
Quantity sold farms reporting .
tons.
Under 25 tans farms reporting.
25 or more tons farms reporting .
OTHER HAY CUT
Acres harvested farms reporting.
acres .
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.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
tons.
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 tans farms reporting .
Quantity sold farms reporting .
tons.
Under 25 tans 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.
59,720
76,396
1,198,721
1,379,649
6,372
10,746
11,694
14,978
11,014
1
3,192
4,071
> 32,179
6,650
J
3,769
8,549
J 14,459
3,835
3,554
534
418
20
}
9
13
4
1
59,720
76,396
2,029,578
2,063,352
25,214
6,090
\ 46,052
14,933
17,954
9,694
9,839
3,223
548
} 2,530
15
21
2
1
8,704
7,463
169,804
125,419
6,638
5,894
1,248
1,099
553
383
264
87
1
2,844
3,579
18,616
18,628
1,336
2,088
1,006
1,036
291
"I
42
50
J
403
32
J
25
43
}
47
18
5
1
2,844
3,579
27,741
24,900
2,464
156
}
3,438
168
116
49
20
6
1
}
5
66
75
393
435
61
75
5
5,098
6,273
81,943
80,876
1,210
1,970
1,183
1,463
893
1
230
206
J
1,898
366
J
176
510
}
714
281
206
34
21
2
6
1
1
1
5,098
6,273
112, 170
94,736
3,353
332
I
5,116
806
767
438
320
138
30
1
69
1
1
531
395
9,662
4,920
441
325
55
70
16
18
1
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
[Data for all crops except com, Irish potatoes, apDles, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
GRASS SILAGE MADE FROM GRASSES, ALFALFA,
CLOVER, OH SMALL GRAINS
Acres harvested farms reporting.,
acres. .
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. .
tons, green weight..
Under 20 tans farms reporting. .
20 to 24 tons farms reporting. .
25 to 49 tons farms reporting. .
50 to 99 tons farms reporting. .
100 to 199 tans farms reporting . .
200 to 499 tons farms reporting . .
500 to 999 tans farms reporting..
1,000 to 1,499 tans farms reporting..
1,500 to 1,999 tons farms reporting..
2,000 to 2,999 tans farms reporting..
3,000 to 4,999 tans farms reporting. .
5,000 or more tons farms reporting. .
IRISH POTATOES
Acres harvested for home use
or far sale farms reporting. .
acres1.
bushels. .
Under 1 acre farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels. .
1.0 to 1.9 acres farms reporting..
acres.,
bushels . ,
2.0 to 2.9 acres farms reporting. ,
acres. ,
bushels. .
3.0 to 4.9 acres farms reporting.
acres . .
bushels .
5.0 to 9.9 acres farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
10.0 to 24.9 acres farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
25.0 to 49.9 acres farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
50 or more acres farms reporting .
acres,
bushels.
12,469
9
174
.81, 566
112
003
1,785
4,010
1
3
835
219
2,711
623
550
3
261
966
431
909
}
649
401
159
70
34
7
}
10
3
7
12,469
9,174
1,215,689
713,179
1,107
590
V 2,057
2,727
2,216
3,814
2,623
2,763
1,312
} 2,187
127
66
17
8
10
10
1
6
1
13,385
32,359
37,712
52,839
1,933,092
13,673,794
9,773
25,295
1,257
2,281
233,297
481,847
1,197
2,775
1,294
2,710
188,685
311,984
487
1,035
1,011
2,087
199,680
331,875
528
941
1,853
3,341
442,678
693,363
545
1,018
3,543
6,490
980,009
1,599,980
528
839
8,044
12,155
2,583,821
3,196,845
177
302
6,190
9,681
2,103,430
2,850,697
150
154
14,520
14,094
5,201,492
4,207,203
TOBACCO
Acres harvested farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
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 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 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. .
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 N0NBEARING FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES,
VINEYARDS, AND PLANTED NUT TREES2
Acres in orchards farms reporting. .
acres. .
Unaer 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. .
4,664
28,704
10
70
215
55
15
380
125
940
2,134
667
36
6
10
1
4,664
42,652,515
5
45
115
170
225
805
1,392
1,902
8,520
L3, 033, 638
491
205
671
1,123
1,275
1,628
1,147
476
256
338
381
276
253
11,657
97,688
1,057
1,617
2,612
355
41
1,720
130
1,487
1,067
681
126
102
272
215
175
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 potatoes, apples, and forest products are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See Wxtj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
APPLES2
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.
bushels .
Farms 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 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age farms reporting.
number.
Trees of bearing age farms reporting .
number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
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.
Cuantity harvested farms reporting.
bushels .
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.
bushels .
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 .
bushels .
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.
bushels.
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.
bushels .
9,974
2,060,895
3,548
561,180
8,895
1,499,715
5,320
10,590,208
1,051
68,921
3,128
45,023
1,082
13,666
3,118
31, 357
1,730
36,159
4,205
170,713
785
25,634
4,187
145,079
2,233
281,578
550
86,157
176
18,093
550
68,064
402
277,520
487
176,520
197
35,267
487
141,253
422
820,546
247
234,007
144
63,120
247
170,887
234
1,388,607
306
1,279,554
213
336,479
306
943,075
299
7,785,798
19,383
2,330,541
6,730
537,880
17,359
1,792,661
12,682
7,663,425
2,024
91,519
6,971
96,950
2,403
26,858
6,971
70,092
4,885
100,653
8,110
313,645
1,521
44,584
8,110
269,061
5,880
420,633
961
138,564
216
20,731
961
117,833
746
285,018
691
246,713
245
41,654
691
205,059
583
731,970
292
255,032
129
63,931
292
191, 101
269
920, 152
334
1, 188, 118
192
248,603
334
939,515
319
5,204,999
FOREST PRODUCTS
Sales of standing timber farms reporting..
dollars. .
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 farms reporting .
100 to 499 cords farms reporting .
500 or more cords farms reporting .
Sales farms reporting .
cords (4'x4'x8>).
Pulpwood sold farms 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 .
Fence 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 . .
number..
Sawlogs and veneer logs sold farms reporting. .
thousands of board f eet . .
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 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 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 . .
2,520
NA
1,770,204
NA
68
HA
345
NA
700
NA
874
NA
323
NA
168
NA
42
NA
7,665
20,258
99,780
274,628
6,529
NA
808
NA
260
NA
63
NA
5
NA
707
NA
14,316
NA
901
NA
38,128
NA
567
NA
127
NA
1L4
NA
58
NA
28
NA
7
NA
3,364
11,935
564,812
1,900,771
1,211
NA
1,981
NA
126
NA
41
NA
5
NA
367
NA
129,506
NA
743
NA
11,713
NA
57
NA
162
NA
117
NA
130
NA
142
NA
81
NA
31
NA
23
NA
1,129
NA
737,643
NA
448
NA
398
NA
118
NA
136
NA
29
NA
MA Not available.
1Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
26
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 rates are for hired persons working Die week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Hired workers. farms reporting.
persons.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed ISO or n
3 days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
persons,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
I reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
persons,
farms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
Paid On a monthly basis farms reporting .
persons.
Average hours worked per person per month hours.
Average wage rate per person per monUi „ dollars.
Under $50 per month farms reporting.
S50 to $84 per month farms reporting.
$65 to $109 per month farms reporting.
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.
$180 to $169 per month farms reporting.
$170 to $214 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 reporting.
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
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 reporting.
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.
$80 to $89 per week rarms 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.
$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 hourly basis farms reporting.
persons .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
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 farms reporting.
$1.30 to $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 per person dollars.
HA Not available.
Total all farms
17,729
36,745
10,846
3,921
1,868
760
334
12,993
24,514
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
7,005
12,231
5,028
1,108
569
196
104
10,724
2,269
4,736
7,599
11,616
206
167
650
1,113
1,262
482
1,201
1,487
883
352
68
101
5,130
8,625
46
43
600
714
412
762
861
872
492
254
111
52
1,759
2,587
8.0
5.90
328
182
399
198
127
325
16
144
1
39
5,145
12,248
1.08
35
161
45
111
668
245
2,776
570
74
460
543
1,669
270
901
7.60
26,337
71,759
14,785
5,502
3,328
1,742
980
15,229
27,066
10,747
2,718
1,198
345
221
14,425
44,693
7,816
2,782
1,844
1,283
700
11,912
3,317
11,108
10,128
14,938
231
135
966
2,084
1,920
1,006
1,998
1,547
394
154
59
5,171
8,290
51
38
310
1,028
723
1,123
952
690
208
91
46
4,172
8,029
8.4
5.64
682
526
1,299
647
288
383
36
311
8,940
25,428
0.90
65
623
406
488
2,716
608
3,289
411
47
287
1,880
15,074
Economic class, 1959
Commercial farms
16,248
34,136
9,738
3,698
1,775
723
314
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
6,177
11,192
4,351
987
549
186
104
10,071
2,198
3,979
7,212
10,769
209
164
610
1,048
1,177
472
1,155
1,439
836
312
62
101
4,810
7,964
47
43
540
669
387
722
821
812
468
238
101
52
1,581
2,363
8.1
5.88
297
177
344
188
107
290
15
134
1
28
4,541
11,446
1.09
35
136
45
101
568
220
2,519
480
73
364
483
1,594
255
886
7.70
1,400
8,818
336
274
300
271
219
1,289
6,961
354
279
262
233
161
486
1,857
190
118
91
43
44
914
375
111
565
2,044
215
232
5
12
37
11
96
140
129
65
22
48
552
1,976
50
56
16
10
45
110
123
153
57
21
17
79
263
8.7
7.13
11
3
18
12
5
23
1
6
621
4,241
1.18
5
11
58
29
310
117
25
66
30
294
13
157
8.18
3,545
7,799
1,481
1,162
649
208
45
2,997
5,513
1,540
895
433
119
10
1,231
2,286
783
265
117
46
20
2,314
683
548
1,643
2,552
231
180
50
111
200
116
246
432
357
90
20
21
1,296
2,233
50
46
55
141
85
176
269
291
148
56
55
20
237
373
8.4
6.38
10
17
40
65
25
50
5
20
1,046
2,328
1.02
15
30
10
20
120
81
583
126
5
56
71
313
56
228
9.96
PENNSYLVANIA
27
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 number or workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Date are based on reports for only a Bample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class, 1959-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-time Part-retirement
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
Hired workers. farms reporting.
persons,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
persons,
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting
persons
'arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting.
arms reporting
arms reporting
I reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
8 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
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 $50 per month farms reporting.
$50 to $84 per month farms reporting .
$85 to $109 per monUl. farms reporting.
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting.
$130 to $189 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 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.
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 .
$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.
.farms reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars
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 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 enumeration farms reporting
persons
Average earnings per person dollars
3,756
5,636
2,796
694
174
72
20
2,588
3,229
2,135
349
73
31
1,476
2,407
1,149
215
66
26
20
2,280
308
1,168
1,607
1,862
196
132
200
335
285
130
250
250
105
31
10
11
899
1,094
41
32
190
182
97
130
116
92
52
30
10
466
658
7.9
5.82
110
35
120
25
50
85
5
30
901
1,506
1.05
30
135
35
473
55
146
516
250
4.22
1,564
2,233
1,168
260
110
26
820
1,003
682
103
35
869
1,230
681
102
70
16
695
125
744
495
573
165
106
90
135
105
35
50
52
17
11
341
486
41
38
65
90
30
26
30
35
25
40
237
307
8.0
5.94
40
35
35
30
70
537
777
0.98
5
30
5
10
60
10
355
41
11
10
65
90
30
30
6.50
217
386
140
30
37
10
107
140
75
31
1
136
246
96
5
30
5
81
26
110
57
75
175
111
15
8.1
6.68
5
10
15
66
151
1.06
5
10
1,481
2,609
1,108
223
93
37
20
724
1,570
542
78
57
27
20
828
1,039
677
121
20
10
653
71
757
387
847
171
197
40
65
85
10
46
48
47
40
6
320
661
40
45
60
45
25
40
40
60
24
16
10
178
224
7.7
6.16
31
5
55
10
20
35
1
10
11
604
802
1.06
10
100
25
257
90
60
75
15
15
2.00
953
1,209
757
156
40
396
462
350
31
15
602
747
487
95
20
351
45
557
175
205
122
111
35
45
40
10
15
15
15
226
262
32
32
60
30
20
25
20
35
16
10
10
126
156
7.4
5.78
31
35
5
10
30
5
10
416
521
1.11
45
15
186
50
50
65
10
10
2.00
372
463
321
36
5
10
172
198
156
11
5
210
265
185
15
162
10
200
86
86
159
131
5
15
40
10
1
10
5
71
77
39
35
15
5
15
20
15
1
40
40
8.9
6.62
15
5
10
5
175
250
0.97
10
50
10
70
35
5
5
2.00
28
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 rotes are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Type of farm
Cash* grain
Other field-crop
Vegetable
Hired WWkerS farms reporting.
persons.
1 hired worker farms reporting.
2 hired workers farms reporting.
8 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. .
8 or 4 hired workers 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. .
persons . .
1 hired worker farms reporting. .
2 hired workers farms reporting. .
3 or 4 hired workers forms reporting..
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting. .
10 or more hired workers forms reporting. .
Regular hired workers and no seasonal hired workers farms reporting. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers forms reporting. .
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers farms reporting. .
Paid on a monthly basis. forms 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 to $84 per month farms reporting. .
$95 to $109 per month farms reporting. .
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting . .
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting. .
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting..
$215 to $274 per month farms reporting. .
$275 to $324 per month forms reporting..
$326 to $374 per month forms reporting. .
$375 and over per month ._ forms reporting..
Paid on a weekly basis forms reporting. .
persons . .
Average hours worked per person per week hours . .
Average woge rote per person per week dollars . .
Under $12 per week forms reporting . .
$12 to $24 per week forms 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 forms reporting..
$60 to $69 per week forms reporting. .
$70 to $79 per week forms reporting . .
$80 to $89 per week forms reporting . .
$90 and over per week forms reporting. .
Paid OH a daily basis farms reporting . .
persons. .
Average hours worked per person per day hours . .
Average woge rote per person per doy dollars . .
Under $4 per day forms reporting. .
$4 per doy forms reporting . .
$5 per doy forms reporting . .
$6 per day forms reporting. .
$7 per doy farms reporting. .
$8 per day forms repotting. .
$9 per doy forms reporting . .
$10 per doy forms reporting . .
$11 par day farms reporting..
$12 and over per doy. farms reporting . .
Paid on an hourly basis forms reporting..
persons . .
Average wage rote per person per hour dollars . .
Under $0.45 per hour forms reporting . . ,
$0.45 to $0.54 per hour. forms reporting. ..
$0.55 to $0.64 per hour. forms reporting. . .
$0.65 to $0.74 per hour. forms reporting...
$0.75 to $0.84 per hour forms reporting. . .
$0.85 to $0.99 per hour. forms reporting...
$1.00 to $1.14 per hour forms 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 forms reporting...
persons. . .
Persons working Friday week preceding enumeration forms reporting . . .
persons . . .
Average earnings per person dollars . . .
MA Not available.
17,729
36,7-15
10,8X6
3,921
1,868
760
334
12,993
24,514
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
7,005
12,231
5,028
1,108
569
196
104
10,724
2,269
4,736
7,599
11,616
206
167
650
1,113
1,262
482
1,201
1,487
883
352
68
101
5,130
8,625
46
43
600
714
412
762
861
872
492
254
111
52
1,759
2,587
8.0
5.90
328
182
399
198
127
325
16
144
1
39
5,145
12,248
1.08
35
161
45
111
668
245
2,776
570
74
460
543
1,669
270
901
7.60
26,337
71,759
14,785
5,502
3,328
1,742
980
15,229
27,066
10,747
2,718
1,198
345
221
14,425
44,693
7,816
2,782
1,844
1,283
700
11,912
3,317
11,108
10,128
14,938
231
135
966
2,084
1,920
1,006
1,998
1,547
394
154
59
5,171
8,290
51
38
310
1,028
723
1,123
952
690
208
91
46
4,172
8,029
8.4
5.64
682
526
1,299
647
288
383
36
311
8,940
25,428
0.90
65
623
406
488
2,716
608
3,289
411
47
287
1,880
15,074
NA
NA
NA
349
659
200
91
39
17
2
224
324
165
37
19
2
1
193
335
127
35
21
10
156
68
125
115
145
183
156
_5
15
15
20
16
23
11
5
78
159
49
47
10
10
io
10
26
5
7
30
45
7.8
5.88
5
5
5
io
5
158
275
1.14
5
10
86
32
5
20
15
35
5
5
12.00
10
10
280
170
20
20
1.06
5
5
5
5
4.00
246
782
71
56
69
48
2
165
318
84
48
28
3
2
164
464
50
42
43
29
82
83
81
77
106
208
208
5
10
10
1
1
162
461
1.00
2
0.
5
20
'
122
13
2
t
]
]
10
70
4:
5
30
9.00
]
2;
4.1
PENNSYLVANIA
29
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 rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample or Farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Type of form-Continued
Poultry
Dairy
Livestock
ranches
Livestock farms
other Uian poultry
and dairy Farms
and livestock
ranches
Miscellaneous
and
unclassified
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
Ill or more hired workers .
Regular workors (to be employed 150 or more days) .
Hired workers farms reporting.
persons
arms reporting
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting
persons .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting
persons.
i reporting.
reporting
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
Paid on a monthly basis forms reporting
persons
Average hours worked per person per month hours
Average wage rate per person per montji dollars
Under S50 per month .
550 to $84 per month
585 to 5109 per month
$110 to $129 per month. . .
S130 to $169 per month. . ,
S170 to $214 per month. . .
$215 to $274 per month. . ,
$275 to $324 per month. . .
$325 to 5374 per month. . ,
$375 and over per month. .
.farms reporting.
. .Tarms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
• farms reporting.
-farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
.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 S12 per week. .
$12 to $24 per week . . .
$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 S79 per week . . .
S80 to $89 per week . . .
S90 and over per week .
s reporting
reporting
reporting
arms reporting
reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
Paid on a daily basis farms
Average hours worked per person per da)
Average wage rate per person per day
Under $4 per day farms
54 per day farms
$5 per day farms
56 per day farms
57 per day farms
$8 per day farms
$9 per day farms
$10 per day farms
Sll per day farms
$12 and over per day farms
reporting
persons
. . . hours
. .dollars
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting,
reporting
Paid On an hOUfly basis farms reporting.
persons.
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
Under $0.45 per hour farms reporting.
S0.45 to $0.54 per hour farms reporting.
50.55 to 50.64 per hour farms reporting.
$0.65 to 50.74 per hour farms reporting.
$0.75 to 50.84 per hour farms reporting.
50.65 to 50.99 per hour farms reporting.
51.00 to $1.14 per hour farms reporting.
51.15 to $1.29 per hour farms reporting.
$1.30 to $1. 44 per hour Tarnis reporting .
51.45 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 per person dollars .
512
3,288
96
91
116
105
104
401
1,687
162
78
63
54
44
310
1,601
70
85
52
54
49
202
199
111
133
256
191
214
20
20
26
21
28
13
91
305
50
48
31
91
8.4
5.49
5
5
6
5
359
2,063
1.02
10
37
66
208
26
5
6
85
573
59
376
10.65
1,414
2,715
842
321
181
52
18
972
1,677
628
198
106
35
5
627
1,038
444
103
53
17
10
787
185
442
378
573
207
173
45
26
65
10
82
67
45
29
1
500
694
47
49
30
60
20
45
112
81
69
39
27
17
153
244
7.3
6.22
15
25
25
10
21
35
16
6
551
1,077
1.04
5
15
5
76
30
297
62
14
47
63
127
28
62
9.48
9,485
1/1,564
6,305
2,195
816
146
23
7,361
10,573
5,228
1,552
485
83
13
3,059
3,991
2,494
397
142
16
10
6,426
935
2,124
5,191
7,173
212
149
490
836
841
352
812
1,059
551
190
20
40
2,721
3,583
46
35
425
446
269
497
IM.
390
152
61
35
5
896
1,143
8.0
5.48
211
85
235
95
60
150
45
is
1,662
2,381
0.97
20
75
30
50
260
50
998
102
15
62
217
284
106
128
5.14
1,668
2,791
1,060
395
159
46
8
1,169
1,825
826
242
61
33
7
694
966
513
132
43
6
974
195
499
636
990
206
171
35
71
111
40
132
133
63
29
10
12
497
729
47
44
30
68
47
51
102
100
53
30
U
5
243
318
8.1
6.23
31
27
48
36
15
30
10
41
482
724
1.08
15
5
1
60
27
262
31
5
76
30
30
20
20
6.00
1,021
1,916
643
248
94
21
15
728
1,207
533
129
46
6
14
442
709
334
58
37
10
3
579
149
293
407
547
216
161
30
55
90
45
62
55
49
6
11
4
297
457
51
39
30
50
31
50
53
41
40
1
1
146
243
8.7
6.25
20
30
20
20
10
30
5
10
318
657
1.03
20
60
6
189
12
3
3
11
12
6
7
6.00
30
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 the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Under 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
711 to 09 acres 100 to 139 acres
Hired workers farms reporting .
persons.
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
JO or more hired workers .
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
arms reporting,
arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
'arms reporting,
persons .
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
persons,
arms reporting .
amis reporting.
'arms reporting .
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporti ng .
'arms reporting.
Paid on a monthly oasis farms
Average hours worked per person per month
Average wage rate per person per month
Under $50 per month farms
$50 to S84 per month farms
$85 to $109 per monUi farms
$110 to $129 per month farms
$130 to $169 per month... farms
$170 to $214 per month farms
$215 to $274 per month farms
$275 to $324 per month farms
$325 to $374 per month farms
$375 and over per month farms
Paid on a weekly basis farms
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
Paid on a daily basis farms
reporting .
persons.
. . . hours .
. .dollars,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporti ng .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
persons.
. . . hours .
. .dollars .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
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 d ay 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
reporting,
persons .
. . . hours .
..dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Paid on an hOUtly basis farms reporting.
persons .
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
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 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 enumeration farms reporting .
persons.
Average earnings per person dollars .
HA Not available.
17,729
36,745
10,8*6
3,921
1,868
760
334
12,993
24,514
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
7,005
12,231
5,028
1,108
569
196
104
10,724
2,269
4,736
7,599
11,616
206
167
650
1,103
1,262
482
1,201
1,487
883
352
68
101
5,130
8,625
46
43
600
714
412
762
861
872
492
254
111
52
1,759
2,587
8.0
5.90
328
182
399
198
127
325
16
144
1
39
5,1/45
12,248
1.08
35
161
45
m
668
245
2,776
570
74
460
543
1,669
270
901
7.60
26,337
71,759
14,785
5,502
3,328
1,742
980
15,229
27,066
10,747
2,718
1,198
345
221
14,425
44,693
7,816
2,782
1,844
1,283
700
11,912
3,317
11,108
10,128
14,938
231
135
966
2,084
1,920
1,006
1,998
1,547
394
154
59
5,171
8,290
51
38
310
1,028
723
1,123
952
690
208
91
46
4,172
8,029
8.4
5.64
682
526
1,299
647
288
383
36
311
8,940
25,428
0.90
65
623
406
488
2,716
608
3,289
411
47
287
1,880
15,074
NA
MA
MA
917
2,585
360
211
167
161
18
712
1,736
321
181
96
103
11
382
849
191
69
81
40
1
535
177
205
91
142
183
210
5
15
10
23
5
6
7
399
883
44
58
15
10
35
55
90
93
76
15
10
60
140
6.9
5.14
10
5
15
5
20
458
1,390
1.17
15
30
214
110
20
30
10
20
6.25
1,221
3,226
737
220
108
94
62
726
1,949
442
141
49
56
38
677
1,277
460
96
89
15
17
544
182
495
215
321
148
181
20
35
45
15
15
18
34
26
368
802
46
55
20
45
30
56
27
78
44
30
21
17
102
185
7.9
6.96
20
10
20
16
572
1,658
1.16
5
'io
60
25
278
103
11
75
110
260
50
145
10.03
837
1,736
581
130
77
33
16
487
781
391
50
29
11
6
448
955
341
47
35
15
10
389
98
350
224
269
174
143
25
51
55
5
25
25
7
21
5
5
150
195
34
29
40
15
10
25
35
10
5
5
5
142
181
8.1
5.45
55
10
20
5
11
30
11
364
721
0.99
10
40
35
187
37
50
370
15
165
3.81
1,639
2,632
1,233
259
91
36
20
1,043
1,436
884
98
36
23
2
765
1,196
577
125
36
17
10
874
169
596
606
728
201
127
85
150
160
35
40
68
40
21
452
585
43
37
100
40
15
85
66
91
23
26
6
225
340
8.2
5.92
45
20
75
20
15
20
25
466
927
0.96
5
40
5
10
85
21
232
31
1
36
36
52
26
37
9.43
PENNSYLVANIA
31
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 number of workers and wage rates are for hired persons working the week preceding the enumeration. Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres 180 to 219 acres 220 to 259 acres 260 to 499 acres 500 to 999 acres
1,000 to
2,000 or
1,999 acres
more acre
863
144
3,090
1,091
293
19
258
21
191
37
82
37
39
30
767
133
2,511
838
289
19
219
25
163
31
66
31
30
27
238
47
579
253
151
23
46
9
27
6
9
5
5
4
625
97
142
36
96
11
522
76
1,369
438
216
222
213
242
15
25
1
65
2
20
1
96
12
156
22
69
20
35
14
20
1
21
3
278
48
687
212
49
49
49
54
15
35
3
15
7
42
2
36
11
88
12
24
6
11
4
10
1
2
2
86
13
158
44
8.1
7.9
5.69
8.79
20
3
2
20
2
20
1
15
5
1
1
1
1
5
2
185
48
838
372
1.07
1.17
5
1
1
8
12
2
107
29
45
7
5
7
4
8
3
38
25
2
3
28
25
14.17
9.68
Hired Workers farms reporting
persons
1 hired worker farms reporting
2 hired workers farms reporting
3 or 4 hired workers farms reporting
5 to 9 hired workers farms reporting
10 or more hired workers farms reporting
Regular workers (to be employed 150 or more days) .
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers .
Seasonal workers (to be employed less than 150 days). .
1 hired 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 workers. .
Both regular and seasonal hired workers
Seasonal hired workers and no regular hired workers . .
arms reporting
persons
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
amis reporting
arms reporting
persons
arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
'arms reporting
Paid on a monthly basis farms reporting
persons
Averago hours worked per person per month hours
Average wage rate per person per month dollars
Under $50 per month farms reporting
S50 to $84 per month farms reporting
$85 to $109 per month farms reporting
$110 to $129 per month farms reporting
$130 to $169 per month farms reporting
$170 to $214 per month farms reporting
$215 to $274 per nonth farms reporting
$275 to $324 per monOi farms reporting
$325 to $374 per month farms reporting
$375 and over per month , farms reporting.
Paid OH a weekly basis farms reporting
persons
Average hours worked per person per week hours
Average wage rale 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 report! ng
$70 to $79 per week farms reporting.
$80 to $89 per week farms reporting,
$90 and over per week farms reporting.
Paid On 3 daily basis farms reporting.
persons
Average hours worked per person per day hours .
\verage wage rate per person per day dollars .
Under $4 par day farms reporting.
$4 per day farms reporting .
$5 per day farms reporting.
$6 per day farms reporting .
$7 per day farms reporting .
$8 per day farms reporting .
$9 per day farms reporting.
S10 per day farms reporting .
$11 per day farms reporting.
$12 and over per day farms reporting.
Paid on an hourly basis farms reporting .
persons.
Average wage rate per person per hour dollars .
Under $0,45 per hour farms reporting,
$0.45 to SO. 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.S9 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 enumeration farms reporting .
persons.
Average earnings per person dollars .
2,550
4,304
1,702
548
230
46
24
1,820
2,723
1,397
288
100
16
19
1,037
1,581
750
190
75
15
7
1,513
307
730
1,126
1,445
208
151
85
170
195
90
226
213
96
36
15
721
1,036
46
35
75
155
70
130
115
110
45
16
5
267
382
8.3
5.98
50
30
51
36
25
45
5
25
700
1,256
1.02
10
20
10
85
30
442
47
5
51
70
185
35
130
10.92
2,103
3,367
1,401
475
179
32
16
1,618
2,344
1,172
326
97
12
11
707
1,023
556
96
35
15
5
1,396
222
485
1,054
1,384
216
155
90
170
150
90
195
140
143
55
10
11
609
799
48
39
90
105
35
95
85
96
62
15
21
5
185
225
8.4
5.33
25
10
90
20
15
10
5
10
473
839
1.06
10
15
10
55
25
246
51
10
51
50
120
30
80
9.37
1,381
2,653
766
391
161
49
14
1,105
1,945
651
320
101
25
8
440
708
317
76
31
11
5
941
164
276
799
1,123
211
165
45
70
115
30
125
227
136
40
11
341
493
50
42
45
30
30
50
78
50
33
20
116
176
7.7
6.14
15
15
20
15
16
25
339
746
1.17
5
10
5
25
10
231
6
10
37
35
115
20
25
3.20
3,047
6,322
1,543
866
480
127
31
2,531
4,591
1,498
634
299
82
18
1,062
1,731
750
202
74
22
14
1,985
546
516
1,689
2,655
213
164
145
180
215
115
287
429
218
71
25
4
912
1,441
47
41
90
125
90
135
163
158
103
22
20
6
255
325
7.9
6.27
40
30
45
35
5
55
45
745
1,745
1.07
5
30
10
20
155
34
366
59
8
58
53
156
33
64
6.65
32
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 definitions and explanations, see text)
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 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 . . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting...
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting...
acres . . .
other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting...
acres . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
rarmed on the contour farms reporting...
acres . . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting...
acres . . .
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 Uieir 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-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 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.,
2,000 or more acres number.
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
100,049
100.0
11,881,811
100.0
118.8
21,408
184.42
90,839
4,974,902
13,734
11,829
9,406
16,983
26,260
10,687
1,804
111
25
40,733
857,152
35,745
858,373
10,307
217,753
28,899
640,620
25,002
655,851
57,434
2,232,763
48,574
1,506,280
14,505
276,715
884
17,746
7,665
146,244
12,199
456,273
15,877
796,664
3,247
93,550
99,137
1,547
11,911
22,380
25,153
20,416
17,730
50.4
51,185
12,852
7,573
30,760
13,868
21,406
33,457
48,864
8,689
18,631
9,580
6,887
20,798
10,847
14,800
17,458
10,431
6,534
3,967
6,864
1,240
179
44
Economic class
Commercial farms
58,843
58.8
8,979,501
75.6
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,0L2
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
1,697
1.7
511,601
4.3
301.5
108,318
359.25
1,446
287,421
137
26
43
95
270
390
380
84
21
575
37,409
532
27,861
270
11,190
356
16,671
161
6,138
867
84,323
606
36,052
302
13,798
117
7,016
367
25,490
363
33,856
477
54,375
115
4,292
1,631
2
249
381
473
378
148
48.1
481
224
51
206
100
288
114
1,216
132
404
210
203
57
119
172
153
98
107
292
201
61
24
5,724
5.7
1,197,342
10.1
209.2
54,543
264.38
5,338
648,983
266
55
85
330
1,701
2,165
725
11
2,631
83,781
1,606
49,662
553
14,809
1,279
34,853
1,262
43,473
3,206
176,100
3,104
140,257
1,536
43,141
212
4,167
1,045
32,821
1,337
77,097
1,841
126,622
379
13,904
5,648
60
1,093
1,639
1,457
950
449
45.8
1,470
982
179
309
303
756
223
4,254
504
1,106
372
335
285
540
835
760
525
520
1,191
321
39
1
15,040
15.0
2,627,275
22.1
174.7
33,021
191.46
14,524
1,329,107
370
216
315
1,645
6,780
4,709
483
6
7,325
189,941
4,005
91,519
1,319
23,064
3,137
68,455
4,166
128, 560
9,001
412,843
8,932
346,989
4,032
84,410
226
3,812
1,805
33,275
2,801
124,069
3,988
218,253
758
25,060
14,985
295
2,892
4,034
4,059
2,569
1,136
45.7
4,338
2,790
560
988
1,007
1,915
719
10,702
1,496
2,436
535
875
900
1,845
2,765
2,337
1,890
1,165
2,346
360
18
4
PENNSYLVANIA 33
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
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Eoononuc class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
Part-retirement
FARMS, ACREAGE. AND VALUE
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in (arms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Land in larms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
80 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
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil -erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to 84 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-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 ramily 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 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
See footnotes at end of table
17,927
17.9
2,633,602
22.2
146.9
21,500
149.84
17,311
1,182,483
475
480
916
3,562
9,164
2,576
138
8,319
180,276
5,324
119,444
1,575
33,105
4,208
86,339
5,889
176,154
11,246
431,392
10,836
389,421
3,893
69,514
100
1,260
1,471
23,605
2,884
113,347
3,908
217,206
795
22,470
17,787
375
2,331
4,468
4,623
3,843
2,147
48.6
6,914
3,128
1,307
2,479
1,747
2,660
2,251
11,013
2,087
2,996
550
1,345
1,255
2,520
4,496
2,885
1,871
1,175
1,635
170
24
1
13,540
13.5
1,584,651
13.3
117.0
16,866
145.79
12,755
627,061
680
1,050
1,380
3,926
5,052
630
37
5,600
121,255
4,818
110,455
1,428
31,050
3,850
79,405
3,999
103,001
7,850
307,450
6,927
209,883
1,932
30,001
100
450
902
11,285
1,618
46,982
2,131
86,410
330
8,425
13,410
190
1,310
2,671
3,412
3,074
2,753
51.8
6,849
1,772
1,331
3,746
1,901
2,822
4,038
6,691
1,325
2,563
1,128
655
1,850
1,490
2,620
3,090
1,690
865
525
670
71
4,915
4.9
425,030
3.6
12,610
142.86
4,364
133,612
775
771
790
1,261
717
50
1,698
28,785
2,065
52,728
491
12,022
1,739
40,706
1,182
30,615
2,695
95,966
2,078
48,905
315
4,605
20
140
250
2,875
341
7,190
406
11,490
100
2,185
4,750
90
345
710
1,233
2,372
51.5
1,270
1,270
175
370
3,645
417
592
29,951
29.9
1,990,425
16.8
66.5
11,441
171.62
25,561
521,659
8,180
6,771
4,286
4,543
1,696
85
10,763
146,975
12,824
285,594
3,525
62,415
10,529
223,179
5,965
117,180
16,351
492,067
11,813
227,715
1,867
20,229
70
245
1,440
12,925
2,265
39,365
2,575
63,020
640
14,160
29,716
530
3,675
8,447
9,867
7,197
46.3
27,515
1,661
3,765
22,089
8,097
10,929
24,325
2,436
1,160
1,756
395
3,010
1,250
11,155
790
4,450
870
4,625
840
3,720
390
1,546
155
750
90
265
100
395
30
30
5
4
1
11,074
11.1
795,078
6.7
71.8
11,530
160.17
9,359
202,119
2,841
2,445
1,591
1,606
850
25
1
3,722
60,303
4,487
113,225
1,101
28,180
3,736
85,045
2,337
47,661
6,094
196,268
4,156
98,275
565
7,045
15
40
335
2,330
535
8,740
465
9,600
120
1,340
11,074
11,074
71.0
2,336
1,025
380
931
526
1,665
1,781
8,738
1,545
6,756
1,160
3,765
1,620
1,651
1,525
665
370
95
195
25
2
1
181
0.2
116,807
1.0
645.3
238,796
581.46
181
42,457
10
15
15
30
57
40
10
4
100
8,427
84
7,885
45
1,918
65
5,967
41
3,069
124
36,354
122
8,783
63
3,972
24
616
50
1,638
55
5,627
86
9,688
10
1,714
136
5
16
30
29
33
23
48.4
12
12
1
6
169
23
22
10
15
5
10
25
40
32
17
7
34
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 text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
All tenants number. .
Cash tenants i number . .
Share-cash tenants number. .
Crop-share tenanls 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 FARM
Cash-grain farms number..
Tobacco farms number..
Cotton farms. number . .
Other field-crop farms number . .
Vegetable farms number..
FruiUand-nut farms number..
Poultry farms number..
Dairy farms number..
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number . .
General farms number..
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting . .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting. .
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting. .
number..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
number..
Motortrucks farms reporting..
number..
Tractors fan119 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. .
number..
Garden 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 cool er^., farms reporting. .
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) tarms 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 I mile to a hard surface road farms reporting. .
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. farms reporting.
lmile 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 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 farm operated operators reporting .
Operators not reporting residence number .
See fooUiotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
72,958
17,590
8.B96
3,014
521
2,363
731
2,247
72,838
17,565
8,881
120
25
15
2,102
375
566
608
1,143
6,920
31,831
7,999
4,772
43,733
26,087
26,431
21,637
22,044
38,123
38,491
14,179
14,995
57,684
71,373
86, 157
168,466
82,475
144,759
41,761
26,525
9,957
2,846
1,386
81,627
138,692
5,569
6,067
22,263
23,707
86,341
113,238
92,770
82,360
68,227
37,045
36,937
6,572
3,441
34,342
57,760
19,082
22,160
14,159
8,001
5,244
2,577
110
70
17,729
36,745
12,993
24,5U
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
90,737
4,369
4,943
Economic class
Commercial farms
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
2,102
375
566
608
1,143
6,920
31,831
7,999
4,772
2,527
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52, 506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
929
475
196
94
1
36
40
25
929
475
196
84
42
136
532
265
256
79
282
650
725
660
740
770
822
514
640
1,497
3,928
1,483
6,229
1,427
5,531
207
276
286
298
360
1,423
5,063
352
468
558
698
1,562
2,967
1,641
1,599
1,300
436
431
243
212
1,064
1,328
175
151
111
40
30
5
1,400
8,818
1,289
6,961
354
279
262
233
161
1,344
242
111
2,827
1,875
923
290
80
272
166
115
2,827
1,875
923
106
76
160
1,017
2,742
670
525
387
2,926
2,997
2,665
2,725
3,884
3,957
2,557
2,800
4,747
7,298
5,388
17,040
5,208
14,844
573
1,516
1,843
900
376
5,182
14,082
718
762
1,993
2,196
5,265
8,219
5,429
5,328
4,836
3,394
3,352
1,540
937
4,348
4,306
752
640
469
171
126
45
3,545
7,799
2,997
5,513
1,540
895
433
119
10
5,182
290
252
7,590
4,982
2,366
800
160
820
235
351
7,585
4,982
2,366
91
25
176
80
196
1,511
10,211
1,145
1,098
507
7,133
7,177
6,258
6,345
10,607
10,689
5,671
5,947
11,412
14,561
14,000
36,113
13,780
32,195
2,176
6,597
3,761
900
346
13,710
31,042
1,078
1,153
3,717
3,918
13,620
18,753
14,145
13,339
12,123
11,080
10,909
2,973
1,315
10,792
9,824
2,575
2,551
1,820
731
521
195
10
5
5,766
9,264
4,468
6,098
3,331
897
189
41
10
13,903
602
535
PENNSYLVANIA
35
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 farms. See text]
(For definition* and explanations, see text)
FARMS BV COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners number.
All tenants number .
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-shore tenants number , .
Other and unspecified tenants number. ,
White farm operators:
Full owners number , ,
Part owners number . .
All tenants number..
Nonwhile farm operators:
Full owners number.,
Part owners number..
All tenants number . .
FARMS BV TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number. .
Tobacco farms number . .
Cotton farms number . .
Other field-crop farms number . .
Vegetable farms number..
Fniit-and-nut farms number . .
Poultry farms number . .
Dairy farms number. .
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number. .
General farms number . .
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number. .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting..
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting. .
number. .
Pick-up balers 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 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..
number..
Garden 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..
Bulk-type 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..
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 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 farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number. .
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
11,176
■4,578
2,110
705
170
675
155
405
11,166
4,568
2,110
10
10
337
120
85
130
286
1,590
11,925
1,719
1,218
517
6,765
6,825
5,670
5,756
11,136
11,187
3,770
3,840
12,138
14,398
16,892
35,353
16,542
31,376
5,384
8,205
2,415
400
138
16,420
30,216
1,107
1,160
3,742
3,977
16,135
20,767
17,171
15,400
13,421
12,300
12,311
1,417
562
9,933
9,828
3,904
3,973
2,442
1,531
1,065
451
10
5
3,756
5,636
2,588
3,229
2,135
349
73
31
16,392
696
839
10,085
2,384
1,050
330
45
290
60
325
10,075
2,379
1,045
10
5
5
911
180
85
160
240
1,675
5,857
2,623
1,275
534
3,512
3,537
2,899
2,944
5,516
5,542
946
996
8,119
9,431
12,200
21,366
11,914
18,744
6,561
4,211
889
202
51
11,788
17,890
797
854
2,501
2,622
11,507
14,304
12,710
10,904
9,053
5,639
5,988
271
214
4,347
7,396
2,692
3,302
2,222
1,080
730
330
10
10
1,564
2,233
820
1,003
682
103
35
12,274
645
621
4,062
465
356
115
5
75
20
141
4,052
465
356
701
50
30
120
125
595
831
1,586
577
300
727
732
592
592
853
863
106
106
2,200
2,522
3,830
5,761
3,635
4,958
2,618
821
136
40
20
3,580
4,707
226
251
738
803
3,724
4,354
4,280
3,170
2,525
657
762
6
25
591
2,373
987
1,440
770
670
405
250
15
217
386
107
140
75
31
,350
195
370
25,890
2,411
1,640
585
45
190
45
775
25,830
2,401
1,635
60
10
5
Part-retirement
3,335
3,370
2,167
2,182
4,127
4,152
396
401
13,705
14,985
24,556
35,400
22,931
28,077
18,571
3,754
481
85
40
22,616
27,014
967
1,063
6,973
7,323
26,623
34,734
28,260
24,405
19,418
2,460
2,045
40
100
2,386
16,102
5,952
7,622
4,885
2,737
1,712
950
40
35
953
1,209
396
462
350
31
15
27,119
1,341
1,491
10,399
420
255
95
15
25
10
110
10,374
420
250
25
5
11,074
935
940
640
665
1,105
1,115
120
140
3,716
3,931
7,632
10,326
6,862
8,220
5,636
1,110
105
6
5
6,732
7,919
281
301
1,991
2,106
7,794
8,951
8,964
8,044
5,427
955
1,016
45
35
771
6,428
2,045
2,476
1,435
1,041
655
351
25
10
372
463
172
198
156
11
5
10,063
330
681
104
128
86
95
125
164
99
125
150
319
176
878
176
814
35
35
41
15
50
176
759
43
55
50
64
111
189
170
171
124
124
123
3?
41
110
156
937
156
910
36
36
37
27
20
110
28
43
36
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting...
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons . . .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
Ions...
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
tons.. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Dry materials 'arms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons . . .
Com farms reporting...
acres . . .
Pry materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
Ions . . .
Wheat farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting.. .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . .
Irish potatoes farms reporting..
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials. farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed . .
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting . .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Under $100 farms reporting . .
SIOO to $999 farms reporting . .
S1.000 to S1.999 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..
S1.0O0 to $2,499 farms reporting . .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 fanns reporting . .
$10,000 or more farms reporting . .
MBChinehire farms reporti ng , .
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 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 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 .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
74,100
2,989,971
590,406
73,923
585,030
849
5,376
22,615
542,374
22,510
107,289
148
509
8,179
113,469
8,114
21,581
65
139
61,334
1,054,011
61,092
203,496
529
2,230
38,859
473,253
38,677
80,131
243
651
4,488
35,498
4,456
23,799
32
415
48,068
771,366
47,867
148,734
330
1,432
31,360
554,356
887,304
99,339
83,756
189,144,455
8,959
34,411
13,305
17,220
9,861
51,627
72,497,115
37,122
7,307
3,680
2,268
1,250
51,364
10,212,954
33,740
16,901
723
43,682
71,125,878
16,740
8,212
5,405
6,861
3,715
1,724
633
283
109
54,034
14,489,091
25,644
24,156
2,541
1,693
96,589
34,037,111
30,522
43,197
16,589
6,103
178
F.conomic class
Commercial farms
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37, 892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
1,296
238,235
59,104
1,290
56,494
73
2,610
551
51,032
551
10,494
8
226
214
7,318
209
1,550
5
43
952
67,572
946
14,605
63
945
734
26,052
728
4,332
17
264
223
11,702
222
8,777
1
210
918
74,559
912
16,736
30
922
551
41,986
49,923
1,697
1,278
27,360,229
1
63
38
177
999
1,094
14,754,889
90
133
198
220
453
763
483,443
257
404
102
1,606
25,168,103
35
53
77
170
315
357
266
235
98
1,143
3,757,236
105
378
216
444
1,672
3,128,173
76
302
379
804
111
5,038
485,860
105,926
5,012
105,062
136
864
2,730
114,925
2,720
22,843
25
99
1,146
24,724
1,136
4,493
10
8
4,451
166,789
4,440
36,494
76
399
3,387
70,169
3,366
12,083
31
88
518
9,073
507
5,521
11
172
3,522
100,180
3,507
23,628
35
98
2,881
88,733
131,311
5,724
5,204
39,625,638
25
264
298
1,390
3,227
4,160
17,632,258
1,145
1,009
828
655
523
3,316
1,188,319
1,261
1,906
149
5,047
16,139,665
420
470
587
1,229
1,208
868
237
28
4,020
2,529,636
381
2,351
789
499
5,684
5,023,222
150
1,587
2,010
1,896
41
PENNSYLVANIA
37
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see test)
USE OF COMNfERClAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting .
acres on which used . .
tons..
Dry materials farms reporting .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . ,
tons.,
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting . .
acres.,
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons.,
Liquid materials farms reporting.,
tons.,
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres . ,
Dry materials farms reporting . ,
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Corn /arms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials. farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Wheat farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials. farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Irish potatoes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid materials , farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year Tarms reporting . .
acres limed..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 $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 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 $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 farms reporting . .
$5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting. .
$10,000 to 519,999 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..
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
16,117
655,736
117,746
16,092
117,204
130
542
5,357
99,805
5,342
19,237
15
23
2,022
23,221
2,012
4,362
10
50
14,042
242,710
13,987
42,994
85
201
8,794
104,410
8,759
17,351
40
90
756
2,650
751
1,659
5
20
11,402
182,940
11,367
31,601
60
158
7,743
125,226
214,170
11,087
326,100
60,037
11,072
59,825
115
212
2,495
37,015
2,485
6,901
15
13
707
7,400
707
1,436
9,382
123,691
9,352
22,862
60
108
6,297
62,841
6,277
10,654
35
32
620
1,665
620
799
7,504
93,488
7,474
17, 173
55
59
4,184
54,179
93,660
17,927
13,535
4,900
16,931
12,171
3,709
35,232,722
14,679,109
2,054,589
340
586
692
4,329
5,971
2,335
4,833
3,362
527
6,250
2,157
155
1,179
95
10,278
7,269
2,059
11,036,722
4,658,094
521,100
7,004
5,938
1,948
1,987
930
86
895
281
25
336
120
56
10,847
8,053
2,018
2,497,785
1,476,582
252,895
6,059
5,306
1,622
4,623
2,677
396
165
70
10,633
6,393
1,038
7,616,983
2,604,600
483, 145
3,880
3,607
671
2,707
1,390
215
1,742
749
55
1,667
488
45
525
139
51
96
20
1
16
...
11,953
7,943
2,318
2,357,914
1,207,934
243,355
3,867
4,468
1,762
7,423
3,224
516
492
125
25
171
126
15
17,777
13,355
4,625
7,648,519
3,887,469
778,410
1,280
2,231
1,991
10,498
9,046
2,373
5,115
1,784
195
884
294
66
3,095
60,775
10,826
3,085
10,773
15
53
462
6,066
462
1,366
91
650
91
131
2,502
21,792
2,492
3,716
15
40
1,592
12,162
1,592
2,050
200
295
200
209
1,955
19,810
1,945
3,301
10
13
943
10,616
16,220
17,674
238,061
46,420
17,639
46,129
100
291
3,038
28,229
3,013
6,208
25
54
785
6,740
775
1,449
10
19
13,246
88,955
13,206
17,635
60
126
6,570
42,755
6,545
7,725
35
33
620
735
615
364
5
3
9,881
70,647
9,846
12,748
35
56
5,476
52,315
90,955
29,546
22,053
8,203,388
5,240
14,942
1,366
490
15
12,043
3,014,590
11,401
546
91
5
12,364
1,243,875
10,798
1,546
20
5,380
1,203,805
3,962
840
310
98
70
12,110
768,372
9,995
2,030
55
30
28,681
3,304,100
17,697
10,197
672
115
5,787
79,678
14,404
5,752
14,263
60
141
880
9,560
880
1,978
210
1,575
205
224
5
3
4,257
29,014
4,217
5,153
40
48
2,512
17,049
2,482
2,797
30
47
320
350
310
218
10
10
3,190
22,130
3,165
3,893
35
33
1,676
14,746
21,525
10,794
7,937
3,067,139
1,995
5,231
570
131
10
4,402
885,856
4,247
145
10
4,532
460,552
3,987
540
5
2,347
458,516
1,810
315
106
105
11
3,896
200,646
3,400
476
20
9,754
1,028,781
6,321
3,247
140
46
166
35,320
6,686
166
6,686
101
11,016
101
1,671
47
2,061
47
373
155
9,290
155
1,936
113
3,822
113
619
859
88
479
132
8,272
132
1,608
105
5,176
7,294
176
166
1,860,123
5
11
36
42
72
136
625,401
84
24
5
5
18
57
20,390
16
39
2
161
2,658,512
5
10
20
43
15
37
20
11
136
107,139
15
55
38
28
176
268,004
16
36
48
65
11
38
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 foronlyasampleof farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and cnlves-
1 head farms report! ng . .
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 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 farms reporting . .
50 to 74 head farms reporting . .
75 to 99 head. farms reporting..
100 or more head. farms reporting..
HofSeS and/or 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,.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number . .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number . ,
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number. ,
dollars . ,
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting . .
number.
dollars..
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
726,001,42.;
7,256
186,769,317
84,493,993
13,033,638
25,371,843
63,869,843
539,232,107
128,530,993
279,315,146
131,385,968
76,732
1,877,953
66,629
946,602
60, 156
862,584
61,956
580,214
54,134
351,137
3,032
11,744
11,535
13,871
27,332
8,110
1,095
13
9,862
21,741
15, 128
11,570
6,704
1,327
190
107
10,119
17,711
13,613
11,031
6,209
1,245
149
79
19,464
58,827
40,964
621,578
24,946
372,361
32,122
249,217
8,604
257,088
5,990
66,544
8,082
190,544
7,869
164,371
5,928
26,173
56,591
20,571,103
65,783
915,616
105,287,162
23,446
632,018
20,224,576
6,539
152,998
1,988,974
42,730
6,227,507,950
279,315,146
32,358
35,655,168
37,741
231,894,622
83,482,063
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,668
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
136
827,634
80,629
65
575,229
12
548,288
3
840,920
12
930,216
36
255,805
71
252,405
37
559,312
12
681,466
21
011,627
913
93,792
602
31,672
536
27,126
536
18,427
787
43,693
6
32
35
27
176
318
310
9
28
63
132
137
69
40
60
21
51
112
144
55
53
240
2,166
448
21,717
343
14,279
321
7,438
121
3,721
85
614
120
3,107
113
2,863
94
244
652
2,841,695
888
79,036
18,309,463
376
30,460
974,720
88
1,890
24,570
465
249,368,722
12,681,466
827
17,380,738
603
41,645,307
14,992,309
151,535,647
26,474
35,515,889
17,118,368
3,362,905
4,302,462
10,732,154
116,019,758
31,850,682
56,901,441
27,267,635
4,543
281,215
3,884
139,629
3,723
133,511
3,584
81,452
3,676
60,134
56
112
80
125
1,352
2,257
561
241
236
300
643
1,558
793
86
27
231
182
281
609
1,570
767
72
11
1,040
4,543
1,972
74,435
1,373
44,850
1,490
29,585
420
13,485
235
3,256
395
10,229
390
9,534
310
695
3,293
4,531,773
4,452
162,931
23,622,272
1,449
94,565
3,026,080
340
9,764
126,932
3,471
1,171,052,637
56,901,441
3,178
8,41.11,1177
2,999
60,503,833
21,781,380
PENNSYLVANIA
39
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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 nuts, sold ....dollars...
Vegetables sold dollars .. .
Fruits and nuts sold dollars...
Forest products and horticultural specially products sold dollars .. .
AH 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. . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting . .
2 to 4 bead. 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 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. 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 . .
number . .
HogS and pigS farms reporting..
number. .
Bom since June L farms reporting . .
number..
Bom before Junel 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..
Hams 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 reporting..
number . .
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number.,
dollars.,
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number .
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds.
dollars .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
131,520,810
7,336
22,039,203
13,832,617
1,435,607
2,519,305
4,251,674
109,481,607
15,154,869
71,563,087
22,763,651
15,931
472,227
14,826
259,713
14,248
244,268
14,071
147,257
11,690
65,257
175
415
546
2,205
11,442
1,098
50
710
1,547
6,458
5,146
916
43
6
825
1,378
6,337
4,934
764
10
3,296
9,367
7,689
126,440
4,938
78,078
6,073
48,362
1,254
44,398
854
12,357
1,203
32,041
1,153
27,933
877
4,108
10,374
3,352,199
15,570
214, 156
17,773,843
4,760
134,756
4,312,192
968
27,998
363,974
13,100
1,662,978,587
71,563,087
6,866
2,123,917
7,670
33,873,218
12,194,357
50,487,853
3,729
11,917,714
7,982,562
810,005
1,052,157
2,072,990
38,570,139
7,415,777
18,356,878
12,797,484
10,839
209,684
9,543
102,107
8,655
84,698
9,103
67,158
7,948
40,419
190
662
1,205
4,066
4,434
276
6
801
3,202
4,704
691
140
5
946
3,006
4,208
455
40
2,614
8,341
6,050
91,711
3,781
54,848
5,040
36,863
1,221
52,942
870
12,990
1,161
39,952
1,101
32,005
906
7,947
8,052
1,906,165
10,167
89,908
8,968,428
3,808
92,300
2,953,600
918
31,826
413,738
7,203
466,163,162
18,356,878
4,951
1,002,636
5,681
17,333,330
6,240,001
6,102,444
1,242
2,151,594
1,266,819
251,560
180,763
452,452
3,950,850
967,109
1,145,042
1,838,699
3,544
35,428
3,118
15,301
2,698
11,479
2,713
11,888
2,348
8,239
145
836
1,036
1,131
396
595
2,103
390
30
600
1,838
260
1,127
3,192
2,303
24,069
1,287
12,975
1,867
11,094
407
13,173
287
3,833
367
9,340
387
8,127
247
1,213
2,902
386,090
2,724
12,885
1,220,875
1,215
14,535
465,120
308
6,992
90,896
1,332
35,395,866
1,145,042
1,321
171,104
1,771
2,150,655
774,235
22,217,321
742
8,040,214
5,765,763
397,385
651,018
1,226,048
14,177,107
3,087,333
2,290,065
8,799,709
20,297
150,254
15,742
53,218
12,575
33,035
15,052
55,856
13,717
41,180
1,705
7,000
6,130
4,201
1,256
5
5,055
9,776
841
65
5
5,015
7,245
315
6,012
15,735
12,400
95,870
6,930
55,545
9,395
40,325
3,032
72,447
2,207
18,937
2,787
53,510
2,736
48,299
1,977
5,213.
14,871
1,196,522
13,466
51,273
5,792,000
5,601
65,387
2,092,384
2,346
41,962
545,506
3,635
67,442,878
2,290,065
4,765
530,028
6,690
6,557,485
2,360,695
Part-retirement
9,646,313
871
3,363,449
2,391,187
188,300
248,683
535,279
6,282,864
1,870,860
1,271,779
3,140,225
7,232
52,510
6,276
21,773
5,396
15,678
5,021
18,131
4,082
12,606
635
2,491
2,236
1,405
460
5
1,965
3,921
355
30
5
1,975
3,236
185
1,996
4,417
4,076
31,407
2,231
17,474
3,016
13,933
860
26,915
610
6,900
815
20,015
790
15,465
615
4,550
7,167
665,800
5,291
21,525
2,157,187
1,866
20,734
663,488
640
13,865
180,245
1,931
39,058,888
1,271,779
3,027
224,710
4,582
4,471,210
1,609,635
5,833,312
32,228
1,472,541
685,655
360,661
350,238
75,987
4,360,771
505,343
2,510,439
1,344,989
161
15,712
141
6,683
125
6,251
141
4,452
129
4,577
5
5
5
16
45
55
26
4
10
16
20
30
30
17
2
16
5
6
20
30
30
17
2
15
39
121
124
16,350
99
9,063
119
7,287
20
968
13
332
20
636
20
577
19
59
119
119,642
151
6,172
857,323
111
15,047
481,504
7
244
3,172
119
52,285,250
2,510,439
109
56,039
114
991,108
356,799
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 text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Economic class
Commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PFiODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms reporting. .
number of litters..
1 or 2 litters farms reporting..
3 to 9 litters farms reporting..
10 to 19 filters farms reporting . .
20 to 39 litters farms reporting . .
40 to 69 litters farms reporting..
70 or more litters farms reporting . .
June 2 (©November 30 farms reporting..
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting..
number of litters..
SPECIFIED CnOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
acres . .
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 more acres farms reporting.,
Harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres . ,
bushels.,
Sales farms reporting..
bushels.
Wheat harvested.
farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Bar bey harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Rye harvested farms reporting.
acres .
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 . . .
acres . . .
tons . . .
Sales farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tans.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other flmnn
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons .
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
16,762
96,257
7,145
7,251
1,626
557
112
71
14,133
48,982
12,323
47,275
70,781
1,168,462
33,995
23,158
10,370
2,253
507
498
65,196
930,931
55,716,202
24,017
19,010,052
45,116
515,392
13,681,682
33,802
10,733,596
54,454
650,268
29,637,885
10,276
4,171,872
16,061
140,013
4,231,178
2,874
947,635
2,820
15,901
344,464
851
178,974
2,209,092
35,797
728,246
1,717,899
4,665
175,251
59,720
1,198,721
2,029,578
8,704
169,804
2,844
18,616
27,741
66
393
5,098
81,943
111,170
531
9,662
12,469
181,566
1,215,689
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
229
4,195
26
75
50
52
19
7
204
1,747
213
2,448
1,018
72,002
73
16S
303
241
73
160
971
60,118
4,001,773
449
2,045,075
788
27,701
865,409
761
792,585
520
18,081
870,522
119
263,712
520
11,303
442,367
139
168,065
1,406
36,675
59
31,306
84,828
662
42,238
126,944
173
48,073
675
27, 803
52,326
118
6,240
35
500
915
66
2,361
4,619
11
1,000
281
11,926
83,427
851
11,927
165
389
166
86
15
30
744
6,004
724
5,923
4,643
176,548
322
1,363
1,914
654
176
214
4,423
135,871
8,962,697
1,794
3,171,540
3,795
73,952
2,352,857
3,479
2,038,270
3,012
64,840
3,274,000
612
505,095
1,954
23,136
823,945
340
175,600
250
2,005
43,055
113
25,628
264,985
3,343
112,870
318,658
464
24,760
3,306
103,338
212,636
544
23,128
221
1,851
3,737
336
6,215
10,346
1,915
40,711
288,567
2,948
23,294
836
1,460
392
190
50
20
2,593
11,602
2,373
11,692
13,188
331,589
1,746
6,186
4,138
856
170
92
11,979
250,395
15,857,485
4,407
4,690,717
9,605
142,591
4,021,204
8,619
3,334,561
9,697
168,426
8,329,685
1,359
799, 080
4,590
42,963
1,333,085
872
281,670
571
3,800
97,680
226
63,470
596,473
8,963
215,194
542,693
787
30,123
10,274
284,742
547,563
1,055
32,885
602
4,641
7,043
6
23
942
18,918
30,390
60
1,895
5,121
72,978
493,305
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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 text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Littets laifowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 'arms reporting .
number of litters. .
1 or 2 litters Farms renortine..
1 to a lilters farms reporting.,
10 to 19 litters farms reporting..
20 to rtf* litters farms reporting . ,
40 to fi9 litters farms reporting.
70 or more litters farms reporting..
June 2 to November TO farms reporting..
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms renorting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CHOPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres
25 to 19 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
. farms
. farms
. farms
.farms
. farms
. farms
. farms
reporting. .
acres . ,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
acres . .
bushels,
reporting..
bushels.
Economic rlass-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
wrieat harvested.
farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain.
.farms reporting .
acres .
bushels .
.farms reporting,
bushels .
Barley harvested .
.farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
.farms reporting,
bushels .
Rye harvested.
.farms reporting.
acres.
bushels .
-farms reporting.
bushels .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting .
tons . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting .
tans.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
acres .
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table .
3,537
20,570
1,296
1,701
390
125
20
5
3,007
10,248
2,781
10,322
15,338
269,984
4,803
7,569
2,512
367
70
17
13,239
202,245
12,103,960
4,639
3,737,545
9,850
112,632
2,832,935
7,704
2,159,382
12,769
174,945
,020,425
1,927
893,580
4,001
31,722
845,335
595
153,950
597
2,960
61,800
172
25,805
8,626
172,581
379, 169
792
27,088
12,716
312,869
539,500
1,118
28,240
810
5,230
6,045
5
20
965
19,325
26,805
47
965
3,716
41,609
261,800
2,776
14,107
981
1,405
330
60
2,390
7,470
2,186
6,637
10,577
139,119
5,258
4,193
1,036
80
5
5
9,665
116,455
6,444,450
3,638
2,397,090
7,184
68,280
1,628,425
5,153
1,161,888
9,004
94,243
4,060,175
1,742
671,425
2,347
15,780
390,545
391
81,515
442
2,231
44,791
100
16,580
280,924
4,906
77,600
154,680
695
19,020
8,976
180,081
280, 102
1,149
23,835
450
3,090
4,190
10
25
602
11,798
14,400
913.
8,355
51,080
881
3,086
471
350
55
5
720
1,765
586
1,321
3,307
27,017
2,491
701
115
3,112
24,942
1,249,075
931
366,085
2,137
14,504
320,145
1,127
181,353
2,602
20,891
828,375
510
132,945
460
2,785
73,210
85
13,345
190
795
14,205
25
4,480
1,107
14,156
25,535
155
2,675
2,932
42,977
61,140
456
4,986
100
520
550
10
200
171
1,921
2,344
21
137
65
485
2,920
4,265
12,810
2,585
1,505
165
10
3,430
7,075
2,600
5,735
16,682
105,846
14,276
2,146
240
20
15,992
99,306
4,923,640
5,836
1,847,040
8,056
49,429
1,068,555
4,915
685,615
12,051
75,507
2,932,180
2,810
640,045
1,552
7,212
186,765
315
47,745
560
2,290
37, 540
135
9,400
6,001
60,725
101,845
1,100
13,750
14,958
172,105
232,535
2,942
33,207
445
2,080
2,400
30
105
1,500
15,475
15,950
260
3,195
271
2,301
13,645
Part-retirement
1,181
3,614
785
331
55
10
961
1,852
771
1,762
5,857
36,715
4,991
7%
65
5
5,647
34,835
1,796,840
2,282
697,840
3,567
22,367
485,155
1,931
284,480
4,657
28,834
1,107,570
1,186
250,870
560
2,440
56,425
125
12,320
110
390
8,130
20
2,025
100,179
2,075
22,560
36,180
485
6,780
5,784
70,709
94,992
1,318
16,430
175
650
755
480
5,115
5,290
60
780
130
1,145
5,950
94
2,654
35
23
19
8
9
84
1,219
89
1,435
171
9,642
35
36
47
30
13
10
168
6,764
376,282
41
57,120
134
3,936
106,997
113
95,462
142
4,501
214,953
11
15,120
77
2,672
79,501
12
13,425
3
24
588
1
280
17,344
114
10,322
32,195
14
2,982
99
4,097
8,784
4
853
6
54
106
36
815
1,026
59
2,056
14,995
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 Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
Total
all
farms
Economic class
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms
Total
Class I
Class II
Class III
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
13,830
37,608
11,700,301
4,664
28,704
42,652,515
8,520
13,033,638
11,657
97,688
10,592
2,076,245
545,906
1,530,339
10,836,344
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
269
11,909
4,385,979
173
1,790
2,908,225
250
3,840,920
258
34,604
230
866,810
257,619
609,191
6,538,827
751
9,374
3,084,232
855
7,510
11,726,855
760
3,362,905
634
15,811
554
381,054
121,370
259,684
1,833,268
1,931
acres . .
bushels . . .
8,551
2,582,607
1,665
acres . . .
pounds . . .
11,326
16,853,675
1,572
2,386,295
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
1,453
acres . . .
12,372
1,311
251,840
47,384
204,456
1,113,050
1 Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
PENNSYLVANIA
43
State Table 17.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HABVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for heme use
or for sale .farms reporting.
acres2
bushels .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.
acres .
pounds .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting.
acres.
Apples3 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
Quantity harvested bushels .
Economic class-Continued
Commercial farms-Continued
2,232
2,893
736,670
900
4,965
6,859,080
1,531
1,435,607
1,861
11,689
1,711
184,100
37,205
146,895
757,280
2,036
1,873
367,006
465
1,756
2,541,135
1,226
810,005
1,532
6,465
1,337
131,420
28,620
102,800
255,500
822
426
60,457
90
218
273,825
461
251,560
646
2,251
586
33,212
3,442
29,770
29,415
3,816
1,070
162,189
365
803
1,032,375
1,905
397,385
3,802
9,9U
3,507
143,440
37,605
105,835
107,910
Part-retirement
1,870
618
76,125
150
331
447,145
735
188,300
1,391
3,402
1,281
60,310
7,195
53, 115
53,705
103
894
245,036
1
5
10,200
80
360,661
80
1,180
75
24,059
5,466
18,593
147,389
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
Part 1 of 8. -Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text] _____
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
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:
\verage per farm dollars . . .
Average per acre dollars . . .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting.. .
acres.. .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.. .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture farm3 reporting.. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting...
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. ..
acres . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting, .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
aoil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
acres . .
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 tneir farms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting..
200 or more days operators reporting..
With oilier members of family working off farm operators reporting . .
With income from sources other than farm
operated and ofT-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 reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
or 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.
Total all
commercial farms
58,843
XXX
8,979,501
xxx
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10, 520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
- 714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,021
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10, 166
3,428
7,728
5,233
Economic class
8,811
37, 521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
2,102
100.0
317,540
100.0
151.1
32,779
226.75
2,102
189, 106
105
105
110
356
881
376
152
15
2
560
11,151
1,049
29,099
326
9,488
833
19,611
227
5,416
1,295
47,028
721
15,305
145
1,560
20
415
267
7,930
279
13,607
403
22,276
95
1,650
2,042
70
280
431
399
590
272
49.5
974
366
152
456
297
429
543
1,128
161
297
126
10
230
185
385
540
250
155
90
210
21
1.0
17,988
5.7
856.6
334,338
445.93
21
15,663
5
14
2
3
151
9
964
3
229
9
735
1
7
4
227
6
455
5
235
6
610
2
1,036
1
6
51.1
41
2.0
19,350
6.1
472.0
228,133
539.32
41
15,290
11
740
20
620
5
300
20
320
16
2,195
5
15
1,100
10
1,050
10
925
16
44.1
91
4.3
25, 373
8.0
278.8
91,364
315.08
91
20,552
20
785
46
770
25
425
21
345
51
1,159
35
930
10
55
10
375
20
1,975
10
925
1,430
10
275
337
16.0
66,194
20.8
196.4
48,365
252.98
337
42,802
10
no
181
36
81
2,095
122
4,683
47
1,535
92
3,148
50
1,560
207
9,061
105
2,300
15
300
46
1,435
46
3,525
56
3,675
20
285
45
125
75
180
85
160
72
186
50
205
50.0
50.3
186
45
105
51
101
106
151
35
911
43.3
125,365
39.5
137.6
24,650
186.19
911
68, 162
30
130
581
155
15
270
4,380
456
13,319
151
5,084
360
8,235
96
1,814
636
21,680
330
7,330
75
695
5
25
115
2,110
136
5,497
245
12,800
35
550
546
111
105
330
200
226
406
365
65
160
100
5
50
75
30
200
65
295
75
115
60
75
50
30
45
65
5
6
2
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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 8.-Cash-grain farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
45
item
(For definitions and explanations, see left)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . ,
Pari owners number .
\l I tenant? number . .
Cash tenants number . .
Share-cash tenant? number. ,
Crop-share tenant? number . ,
Livestock-share tenant? number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number..
While farm operators:
Full owners number. ,
Part owners number..
All tenants number. .
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners number. .
Part owners number..
All tenants number..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number . .
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers farms reporting . .
number. .
Field forage harvesters fnrn.s reporting. .
numlier..
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 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 freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Bulk-type 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 ] 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 reporting..
persons..
c days) farms reporting . .
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or n
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
i .farms reporting.
, .farms reporting.
Residing on farm operated operators reporting . . .
Not residing on farm operated operators rc|iorting
Operators not reporting residence. number . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total at!
commercial farms
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
21,713
21,993
18,744
19, 102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17, 519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
1,274
498
320
125
30
1,274
498
320
956
987
1,051
1,120
835
868
129
141
1,262
1,719
1,912
4,335
1,902
3,926
747
680
272
106
97
1,887
3,712
184
214
389
409
1,807
2,467
1,952
1,602
1,304
207
228
16
125
959
1,170
345
527
347
180
145
35
349
659
224
324
165
37
1,723
232
147
21
30
21
37
15
16
9
11
21
63
21
144
21
128
5
1
15
21
117
6
11
16
16
36
36
41
46
36
36
10
15
41
91
41
172
41
161
1
5
15
5
15
41
151
5
10
11
11
36
72
41
41
36
5
5
5
25
40
66
72
71
78
46
48
10
10
81
120
91
304
91
284
10
30
15
15
21
91
273
11
11
20
20
86
116
91
US
137
85
25
10
25
10
15
115
137
85
217
228
237
273
192
202
35
35
232
301
327
869
327
794
50
160
76
25
16
327
767
27
27
65
75
307
449
322
302
191
45
55
30
247
217
65
50
40
10
5
5
81
140
267
50
20
596
200
115
35
15
35
596
200
115
421
421
506
511
381
391
45
50
561
748
841
1,869
841
1,688
305
330
146
35
25
831
1,573
100
115
176
181
836
1,133
876
716
636
96
106
5
26
446
501
140
255
185
126
217
745
101
65
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-Continued
Part 1 of 8.-Cash-grain farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizmc
materials used during the >ear farms reporting...
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid mautials farms reporting...
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons.. .
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting .. .
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Corn farms reporting...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Wheat farms rcTKXting....
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Irish potatoes farms reporting. . .
acres .. .
Dry materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
All other crops farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons . . .
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. ..
acres limed. ..
tons...
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. ..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting . . ,
dollars . . ,
Under $100 farms reporting . . .
$100 to $909 farms 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 to $2,499 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 farms reporting..
$200 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting..
dollars..
I Inder $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 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 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 or more farms reporting . .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil Tor the fann business farms reporting..
dollars . .
Under $100 farms reporting. .
5100 to $499 , i farms reporting..
S500 IOS999 farms reportinr. .
51,000 to 54,999 farms reporting..
$5,000ormore farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18, 516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43, 514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
Economic class
1,881
138,118
27,421
1,881
26,786
56
635
294
7,219
289
1,160
10
94
95
935
90
175
5
43
1,825
68,362
1,820
14,640
56
384
1,470
28,866
1,465
5,374
15
100
66
160
66
83
1,235
32,576
1,235
5,354
10
14
498
11,143
17,083
2,102
1,171
748, 553
250
698
130
71
22
35,046
725
67,971,268
423,210
21,390
613
6,592
96
3,574
2,258
10
1,232
6
34,411
959
8,488,137
306,295
18,939
526
14,776
377
696
56
35,794
952
66,805,045
931,225
10,968
381
7,052
205
4,979
135
6,538
122
3,591
70
1,709
31
596
6
263
2
98
37,892
1,279
13,412,934
289,067
12,234
486
21, 595
662
2,428
100
1,635
31
57,978
2,067
29,436,226
849,004
6,488
300
29,717
1,237
15,729
375
5,877
152
167
3
21
14,112
3,091
21
2,668
11
423
94
5
83
5
235
21
8,310
21
1,584
11
210
16
1,986
16
510
5
87
16
2,772
16
480
1
200
297
21
7
14,377
5
1
1
7
25,220
1
5
7
8,150
21
203, 282
9
20,743
21
71,640
40
11,830
2,946
40
2,946
20
1,000
20
13.5
40
6,925
40
2,054
35
2,590
35
520
30
,315
30
257
20
900
1,280
41
21
57,725
5
6
5
5
10
13,280
5
5
5
1,700
36
88,970
5
5
5
1
15
5
40
39,930
41
68,685
91
17,812
3,728
91
3,603
5
125
20
720
15
86
5
11
5
35
86
9,270
86
2,092
5
105
81
3,295
76
602
5
5
5
5
5
3
81
4,487
81
816
5
4
5
140
275
91
55
111,680
5
20
5
15
10
45
137
87,655
106,445
30
96
10
36
327
32,772
6,552
327
6,550
5
2
1,050
61
179
327
16,195
327
3,665
5
2
262
6,367
262
1,125
237
9,000
237
1,520
101
3,960
5,960
337
197
169,996
25
101
45
20
45
33,730
141
94,620
10
36
25
80
10
25
76
207
132,349
236,329
5
40
5
45
15
45
40
45
25
11
7
61
227
32,824
70,385
25
35
156
15
45
11
1
91
332
94,596
177,673
20
165
30
150
41
17
851
46,562
8,338
851
8,255
30
83
130
2,625
130
488
60
475
60
115
840
21,505
835
4,125
30
65
725
10,865
725
1,939
5
566
11,012
566
1,548
5
10
220
3,715
6,135
911
496
283,545
85
341
40
30
320
142,295
285
30
475
117,535
280
180
15
446
175,075
225
125
60
21
15
581
97,565
190
386
5
906
306,775
75
650
155
26
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Cash-grain farms
| Data are based on reports for only * sample of farms. See texlj
47
Item
(For definitions and explanations, sop uvu)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting
number.
Milk cows farms reporting
number
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting
number
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms rojiorting
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 n'|njrting
10 to 19 head farms repining
20 to 49 head farms rororting,
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
.10 to 49 head farm- 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 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.
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 aethers farms reporting
number.
Chickens 4 months Old and OVef farms reporting
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting
number
dollars
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting
pounds,
dollars
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens
dollars
See footnotes at end of table.
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,386
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18, 589, 139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
9,645,513
4,589
8,039,918
7,792,706
181,742
51,311
14,159
1,605,595
364,151
436,126
805, 318
1,022
11,892
730
3,904
573
2,748
665
3,715
677
4,273
106
281
236
215
156
27
1
260
362
71
15
22
225
277
60
332
1,670
657
8,765
377
5,476
526
3,289
106
1,946
65
550
96
1,396
91
1,330
56
66
853
132,242
630
4,704
579,543
337
6,062
193,984
66
1,939
25,207
256
10,819,304
436, 126
352
43,410
507
849,798
305,926
1,058,416
50,401
947,498
947,498
110,918
1,309
76,676
13
416
8
258
6
207
8
64
8
94
258
1
101
1
57
1
61
1
60
1
1
2
407
168
29,013
1
102
3,264
572
6
1,627,500
76,676
1
85
1,099,243
26,811
932,883
907,905
6,730
18,248
166,360
33,125
63,750
21
731
5
215
5
215
5
105
21
411
11
27
15
365
10
285
15
3,400
1,224
20
7,115
15
545
58,765
10
335
10,720
1,275,000
63,750
10
1,925
10
70,000
25,200
1,270,640
13,963
1,086,781
996,606
90, 175
183,859
80,734
29,500
73,625
30
785
20
225
15
120
20
175
20
385
25
995
25
605
20
390
5
125
5
35
5
90
5
85
5
5
45
23,435
20
255
44,100
20
895
28,640
5
50
650
10
800,000
29,500
30
7,808
30
200,600
72,216
2,325,766
6,901
1,833,764
1,797,073
26,897
2,604
7,190
492,002
125,255
126,080
240,667
176
2,748
126
864
106
594
126
955
121
929
60
180
85
1,485
65
1,095
55
390
10
235
5
10
10
225
10
215
10
10
151
37,790
146
1,463
197,270
66
1,255
40,160
5
200
2,600
65
,105,475
126,080
91
13,302
121
309,663
111,478
3,099,476
3,402
2,571,655
2,535,507
16,775
12,517
6,856
527,821
97,913
114,405
315,503
396
4,824
281
1,502
216
1,057
296
1,711
271
1,611
20
96
90
105
85
65
181
25
5
5
65
126
25
110
685
290
3,790
160
2,440
250
1,350
60
870
35
265
60
605
55
570
30
35
330
42,710
300
1,810
213,240
145
2,525
80,800
45
1,345
17,485
120
3,144,996
114,405
155
15,981
210
217,505
78,302
791,972
1,130
667,337
608,117
41,165
17,942
113
124,635
25,815
25,715
73,105
2,388
290
840
225
555
210
705
236
843
65
140
111
55
15
150
120
20
120
90
15
145
520
241
2,029
116
994
185
1,035
30
655
20
240
20
415
20
400
10
15
305
20,785
141
463
37,155
95
950
30,400
10
300
3,900
50
866,333
25,715
65
4,309
135
48,630
17,506
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-Continued
Part 1 of 8. -Cash-grain farms
■ PfilA are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. ...terms reporting.
number of litters.
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting .
farms reporting .
farms reporting.
.farms reporting .
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters
June 2 to November 30 .
reporting .
acres,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting .
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 Bcres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
Wheat harveeted.
farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales f arms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Rye harvested farms reporting .
acres,
bushels.
.farms reporting,
bushels .
Hay crops:
Land from which bay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting .
acres.
tans.
Sales farms reporting .
tans.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tans.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres . .
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tans.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tans.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
acres,
tons, green weight.
11,222
77, 179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
43,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,447
2,422
874, 145
2,147
13, 197
298,206
695
167,269
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
251
1,110
125
110
10
6
221
559
171
551
2,001
73,887
400
681
565
166
65
124
1,996
72,767
4,453,430
1,911
3,873,382
1,680
31,111
851,949
1,585
780,939
1,404
23,952
1,066,391
973
666,310
641
10,295
342,010
396
283,305
89
948
19,800
49
15,725
612
11,981
27,080
300
11,760
1,235
24,597
36,032
564
13,910
65
610
695
10
200
66
825
1,000
10
95
21
,985
21
21
8,985
582,395
21
557,345
16
1,986
64,949
16
63,649
15
1,156
49,816
10
25,700
20
1,763
92,080
20
88,030
53
1,340
2
1,290
10
736
2,160
1,295
742
1,377
2
385
56
823
4,900
1
73
345
41
7,750
41
41
7,425
522,900
41
506,900
40
2,825
80,450
40
79,750
31
1,030
48,200
16
36,000
30
800
29, 525
25
24,275
1,350
30
750
2,490
10
700
11
375
425
6
95
10
105
9,245
585,580
86
489,292
81
3,295
103,330
81
100,030
46
1,030
49,600
41
32,490
66
2,187
80,350
61
78,000
5
200
4,000
5
4,000
3,235
31
1,500
3,835
16
2,625
50
1,735
2,835
30
1,795
45
135
20
25
337
17,235
35
140
106
45
11
337
16,820
1,065,305
327
895,055
287
7,007
184,890
282
169,065
236
5,660
261,125
191
196,730
125
2,275
52,145
95
43,490
17
335
4,940
12
4,215
115
2,320
5,635
70
2,180
201
4,835
7,245
101
2,945
10
225
1,400
10
170
150
10
135
900
115
515
50
65
105
270
90
245
900
23,530
50
435
365
45
900
23,205
1,330,505
900
1,171,180
780
11,465
315,080
755
280,905
635
10,505
472,890
450
290,730
285
2,520
66,225
155
41,090
35
245
5,690
20
4,280
305
4,760
9,425
155
4,290
540
11,435
16,010
280
7,205
30
205
220
25
225
205
20
180
1,225
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.— Cash-grain farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of (arms. See textj
49
Item
(Fof definitions and explanations, see loxl)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Conlinuod
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
acres2
bushels.
Tobacco harvested farms reporting .
acres,
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting .
acres.
Apples3 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83, 192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
201
195
44,705
25
87
112,250
212
181,742
161
617
156
10,990
1,585
9,405
14,010
5
42
63,750
5
6,730
6
147
6
6,080
1,000
5,080
12,500
5
5
1,500
30
90,175
21
72
20,605
20
113
75
805
375
95
95
19,440
20
45
43,500
90
16,775
65
100
65
1,915
60
1,855
550
23
3,160
46
41,165
70
257
65
2,115
450
1,665
585
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less ■than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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 2 of 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Fconomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number .* ,
Percent distribution percent . . .
Land in tatms 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 . . .
acres . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . . .
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting...
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 lo 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. ..
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..,
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . ,
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..,
acres . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . ,
acres . . .
Improved pasture farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Iffigated land in farms farms reporting. . ,
acres . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number..
25 to W years number . .
85 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 Uieir 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-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 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
58,843
XXX
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,206,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10, 520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,2X
1,153
156
35
566
100.0
117,107
100.0
206.9
34,026
167.38
566
62,688
10
35
30
65
220
120
74
11
1
164
1,420
316
11,587
214
6,088
167
5,499
66
4,200
446
22,359
222
6,994
44
1,035
45
1,920
150
7,488
140
11,315
184
13,750
28
420
566
10
76
142
144
144
50
48.4
179
108
16
55
55
86
45
387
57
45
35
110
135
35
60
45
58
32
10
1
84
14.8
43,897
37.5
522.6
79,149
155.95
84
24,696
15
57
11
1
18
425
54
4,954
37
2,502
25
2,452
11
395
75
7,619
25
1,554
14
370
15
1,015
45
3,803
34
5,285
43
5,455
17
265
84
16
10
14
39
5
50.1
106
18.7
21,920
18.7
206.8
46,101
223.80
106
13,842
46
275
46
1,669
36
1,234
36
435
90
2,915
36
2,039
5
75
5
250
35
1,555
40
3,500
35
3,480
106
20
16
30
20
20
50.4
176
31.1
28,250
24.1
160.5
26,711
163.53
176
15,175
5
10
110
50
1
50
340
91
3,009
71
1,652
31
1,357
' 30
600
131
6,315
81
1,571
20
540
15
530
60
1,905
31
1,445
76
3,725
6
105
176
5
25
61
40
35
10
46.0
110
15
85
15.0
12,105
10.3
142.4
19,063
132.78
85
5,140
45
630
30
365
20
265
15
2,655
65
1,565
40
1,490
5
200
20
745
20
935
65
10
25
30
15
5
46.3
85
15.0
6,750
5.8
79.4
11,536
157.44
85
3,390
20
15
25
25
30
245
70
875
40
335
45
540
10
550
65
970
30
285
5
50
10
155
85
5
5
20
30
15
10
49.6
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8. -Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
51
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BV COLOR AND TENIIRF. OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners i number .
\11 tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
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. .
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners number. ,
Part owners number. .
All tenants number. ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ,
number..
Corn pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick* up balers 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 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 forms reporting..
number . .
Garden tractors farms reporting..
number..
Automobiles farms reporting. .
number. .
Automobiles and/or motortrucks I'.ir,, reporting . .
Telephone. farms reporting..
Home freezer farms reporting . .
Milking machine farms reporting..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reportine. .
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 . .
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 1.50 or note days) .
.farms reporting,
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
• farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
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.
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121, 862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
275
211
75
25
25
5
20
275
211
75
371
388
164
166
222
227
42
42
481
987
551
1,669
551
1,574
60
211
152
83
45
551
1,350
190
224
83
95
540
746
556
515
461
90
80
5
17
377
336
72
155
125
246
782
165
318
69
79
44
46
41
46
22
22
84
338
84
444
84
429
1
12
38
33
84
350
53
79
13
15
83
153
84
83
74
10
10
5
12
75
75
295
54
146
86
91
30
30
45
45
5
5
101
228
106
366
106
346
25
40
30
11
106
298
41
48
15
20
106
157
106
91
287
81
137
141
143
35
35
71
71
15
15
156
216
166
439
166
419
10
80
60
15
1
166
367
51
52
20
20
166
221
166
161
141
35
35
5
126
70
185
166
10
55
80
85
200
85
185
10
50
25
85
160
25
25
15
15
160
80
145
25
45
10
80
125
20
20
15
15
80
95
85
70
70
10
10
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 2 of 8.-Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text j
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used durinc the ycnr farms reporting.
HCres on which used .
tons.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid maUTials farms reporting.
tons.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting.
acres .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting .
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting .
tons.
Corn farms reporting.
acres .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Wheat farms rcpiirting.
acres.
Dry materials farms reporting.
Ions.
Liquid materials farms reporting .
tons.
Irish potatoes farms reporting.
acres .
Dry materials farms reporting.
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
All other crops farms reporting.
Dry materials farms reporting .
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting.
tons.
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting.
acres limed.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the follow ing specified expenditures. ,
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to $91)9
$1,000 to $1,999.
$2,000 to $1,999 .
$5,000 or more...
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under $1,000 ... .
$1,000 to $2,499 .
52,500 to $4,999 .
$5,000 to 59,999 .
510.000 or more..
Under $200
$200 to $999. . .
$1,000 or more.
Under $200
5200 to $499
$500 to $999
51,000 to $2,499 . . .
$2,500 to $4,999 . . .
$5,000 to $9,999 . . .
510,000 to 519,999 .
$20,000 to 549,999 .
550,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees..
Under 51 00
5100 to 5499. . .
5500 to 5999...
51,000 or more.
Gasoline and other petrole
and oil for the farm busim
Under $100
5100 to 8499
S500 to $999
51,000 to 54,999 .
55,000 or more...
arms reporting. .
tint's reporting.,
dollars.,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
* reporting.,
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting.,
dollars . .
arms reporting.,
nrn.s reporting. .
reporting. .
arms reporting..
arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
dollars. .
"arms reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arma reporting..
'arms reporting.,
dollars. .
arms reporting . .
reporting.,
arms reporting.,
arms reportine..
arms reporting..
arms reporting..
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting..
dollars.,
is reporting..
arms reporting..
i reporting. .
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. ,
dollars. .
arms reporting. ,
amis reporting.,
'arms reporting.,
'arms reporting,,
arms reporting, ,
50,473
,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18, 516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767, 530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16, 557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
551
49,744
21,364
546
21,149
20
215
3,065
86
475
5
25
6
35
6
7
388
7,480
388
2,263
5
5
397
9,256
392
1,795
10
35
531
18,840
526
13,699
5
150
391
11,068
391
2,910
158
9,418
10,190
566
373
863,959
25
148
75
70
55
290
368,324
201
45
32
5
7
319
152,040
176
104
39
476
1,836,210
55
40
75
10
3
437
642,682
35
135
115
152
561
550,747
5
190
170
189
84
21,282
9,933
84
9,933
21
1,545
21
209
38
2,700
38
871
61
3,131
61
561
84
8,983
84
6,987
59
4,913
59
1,303
41
5,423
4,750
84
33
172,114
's
5
10
10
30
169,364
6
5
12
7
44
55,475
21
84
1,042,156
10
40
21
10
3
62
333,317
84
217,747
5
72
7
101
10,802
4,486
25
875
25
121
75
1,025
75
413
70
2,365
65
451
5
25
96
4,392
91
2,653
5
150
71
2,145
71
643
41
2,325
2,965
106
85
402,860
10
10
25
40
85
96,835
45
25
15
65
30,115
35
20
10
106
469,189
85
135,215
20
10
55
106
137,830
176
11,485
4,967
176
4,957
5
10
25
515
25
121
125
2,160
125
590
136
2,425
136
482
5
10
171
3,870
171
3,097
126
2,490
126
662
41
970
1,285
176
125
216,585
5
50
35
30
5
90
87,345
65
15
5
5
115
52,145
65
35
15
171
286,815
5
10
45
75
25
11
140
133,660
15
20
65
40
171
126,185
85
3,625
1,185
85
1,185
75
1,015
75
244
60
820
85
930
85
609
60
860
60
142
20
530
660
85
60
37,540
10
35
10
5
10,390
45
45
7,275
30
15
50
26,305
5
15
25
5
75
23,225
5
45
25
85
36,960
85
2,325
644
85
644
15
130
15
24
65
530
65
128
60
470
60
98
75
555
65
640
65
154
15
170
530
85
55
28,295
5
40
10
30
3,925
30
45
6,655
20
25
55
10,695
35
15
5
55
11,565
15
35
5
85
25,130
5
65
15
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Other field-crop farms
Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text/]
53
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
Economic class
commefcif.1 fairns
Total
Clasa I
Class n
Class m
Class IV
Class V
Class VI
688,304,478
12,560,032
6,025,57
! 2,976,611
) 2,622,945
609,616
290,687
34,596
11,697
22,191
71,73.
28,08
14,903
7,172
3,420
1,153
173,893,113
10,834,863
5,445,03'
' 2,423,42
: 2,167,201
516,657
248,110
34,430
75,651,388
10,197,125
5,033,73*
2,288,91
5 2,104,237
497,887
241,945
30,407
12,087,292
503,981
343,48-
116,101
) 29,975
5,750
5,715
2,960
24,121,904
49,013
21,73
> 16,91.
i 8,531
1,270
563
62,032,529
84,744
46,08
> 1,5CX
) 24,458
11,750
450
500
514,411,365
1,725,169
580,54.
553,18"
> 455,744
92,959
42,577
166
123,067,457
651,993
143,00.
288,40
! 176,834
30,694
12,894
166
273,242,863
528,275
128,02!
211,97
) 142,035
39,750
6,500
118,101,045
544,901
309,51
52,811
) 136,875
22,515
23,183
49,042
303
2
. 4
) 96
65
50
20
1,659,477
5,039
1,77
91
1 1,321
565
395
70
44,470
222
1.
i 4
) 76
45
25
15
864,928
2,092
39<
67
j 672
210
105
30
42,060
199
12
3
76
35
25
15
807,620
1,886
36
i 62
j 567
190
105
30
41,742
200
1'
3
) 55
35
45
15
501,775
1,141
30
> 19
) 255
205
150
30
36,206
237
2:
y.
I 76
55
45
10
292,774
1,806
1,06'
' 4
i 394
150
140
10
687
30
S 10
10
5
2,248
81
U
L 20
25
15
10
3,164
72
> 16
15
30
5
8,249
45
S 30
10
25,571
57
12
1
S 20
5
5
8,045
13
(
)
1,069
9
5
2,832
56
L
25
15
5
8,028
84
1
> 11
25
20
10
13,912
36
:
25
5
11,445
25
j 15
5
6,664
20
ii
H
)
1,310
1
:
..
188
91
3,124
56
i;
L 30
10
5
7,224
67
) 11
20
20
10
13,093
35
i 25
5
11,001
20
> 10
5
6,179
20
ii
1'
...
1,226
1
:
147
64
11,417
47
it
) 20
5
5
5
38,554
95
1C
4(
30
5
5
5
24,364
234
li
4
. 70
40
45
15
477,951
4,587
871
73:
1,560
680
715
25
15,686
142
12
3(
40
30
25
5
290,279
2,827
44;
49(
980
520
385
10
19, 592
189
V.
3t
) 60
30
40
10
187, 672
1,760
4*
24]
580
160
330
15
4,692
15
10
5
156,758
660
640
20
3,160
10
10
40,375
195
195
4,460
15
10
5
116,383
465
445
20
4,323
15
10
5
100,030
435
420
15
3,317
15
10
5
16,353
30
25
5
34,434
288
u
7(
100
55
35
15
18,589,139
135,200
9.75C
62,45(
46,725
10,625
5,000
650
46,875
171
2(
4C
55
20
30
836,646
2,888
1,44£
55C
710
90
90
96,480,652
427,368
276,55!
42,25C
85,165
12,275
11,120
15,868
152
12
2:
65
20
30
530,850
3,470
1,03C
33C
1,415
320
375
16,987,200
111,040
32,96C
10,56C
45,280
10,240
12,000
3,546
5
5
96,927
350
350
1,260,051
4,550
4,550
37,045
92
12
3C
35
10
5
6,068,720,934
11,916,649
3,071,444
4,534,87!
3,069,780
1,085,750
154,800
273,242,863
528,275
128.02C
211.97C
142,035
39,750
6,500
24,457
228
13
7C
85
35
20
5
34,844,391
142,783
96,185
25,499
16,016
3,273
1,752
58
26,355
233
r
7C
85
35
25
5
219,874,819
1,364,885
129,910
723.34C
405,050
75,335
30,950
300
79,154,934
491,360
46,7
66
260,4
o:
145,818
27,1
21
11,142
108
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 . .
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 4 hear! , farms reporting..
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farm? 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. .
30 to 49 head farms reporting..
50to 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. ,
number , ,
Born since June 1 farms reporting.
number.,
Born before June 1 farms reporting . .
number.,
Sheep and lubs 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.
Chickens 4 months old and ovef farms reporting .
number.,
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
pounds.
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of labia
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 2 of 8.-Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports Tor only a sample of famis. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Lttlers farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. ...farms reporting.
number of litters.
lor2liUers
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 liUers
70 or more litters
June 2 to November 30 .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting. .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting . .
farms reporting .
farms reporting.
farms reporting .
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres. . . .
11 to 24 acres
25 to 49 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain
reporting. .
acres . .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting .
acres .
bushels,
reporting.
bushels .
Wheat harvested f arms reporting .
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres .
bushels ,
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Barley harvested farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
Rye harvested farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
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 . .
acres . .
tons . .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons . .
Oats, v.heat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres .
tons .
Sales farms reporting .
Other hay cut farms reporting .
acres .
tons .
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons , green weight .
See footnotes at end of table .
Total all
commercial farms
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
36
288
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
,181,099
Economic class
92
729
40
35
5
11
1
62
354
77
375
412
8,456
165
166
46
27
406
7,625
470, 830
286
305,510
445
10,095
275,734
425
244,238
406
9,419
458,406
259
274,966
136
2,080
71,335
84
49,345
73
682
16,365
43
12,950
152
3,439
7,895
40
4,900
263
5,773
8,164
78
1,879
20
120
1,040
12
264
5
6
1
12
119
12
145
42
3,301
36
2,645
175, 870
31
137,370
69
3,536
110,670
69
105,374
54
3,284
165,301
32
131,256
31
745
26,455
19
15,595
23
172
5,530
13
4,760
22
1,349
3,970
15
3,505
37
1,608
2,294
12
634
5
25
250
20
120
80
1,090
25
45
10
995
62,015
55
31,315
90
2,550
64,505
85
56,640
86
2,415
120,380
56
62,850
30
735
27,475
10
230
2,000
10
1,540
30
445
1,060
5
250
40
780
1,545
10
200
40
225
30
5
25
120
30
105
140
2,385
60
45
25
10
140
2,325
150, 810
100
87,600
151
2,579
62,914
151
51,049
126
2,200
106,275
76
53,150
50
490
12,630
40
9,145
25
200
7,035
10
5,550
2,865
50
1,060
2,080
10
955
91
1,720
2,285
35
350 I
10
60
440
75
1,015
30
40
5
75
1,015
53,900
60
35,950
60
820
23,175
55
19,035
65
890
39,350
50
17,335
5
15
875
15
80
1,800
10
1,100
65
615
40
65
595
25,860
35
12,525
65
560
13,230
55
11,265
70
610
26,275
40
10,125
20
95
3,900
20
25
295
280
275
500
10
190
50
30
990
535
1,370
460
5
10
40
95
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Other field-crop farms
[Data are based on reports (or only a sample of farms. See text J
55
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic clas9
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Continueu
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
acres2
bushels .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting . .
Sales dollars . .
Land In bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards . and
planted nut trees 3. farms reporting . .
acres . ,
Apples 3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age .number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested bushels . .
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,364
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
566
19,500
6,673,328
11
59
86,500
133
503,981
47
121
45
2,355
335
2,020
15,165
84
9,055
3,319,848
1
25
40,000
23
343,481
7
27
5
195
135
60
540
106
4,662
1,534,695
5
X
37,500
30
116,100
15
1,125
1,125
10,750
176
4,113
1,349,905
5
4
9,000
35
29,975
15
50
15
810
200
610
2,500
85
936
300,000
15
5,750
85
616
148,130
20
5,715
30
116
20,750
10
2,960
5
100
100
1,000
5
125
125
375
1Includes mlli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
56
State Table 18.
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL FARMS BY TYPE OF FARM BY
ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
Part 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
j Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
Rem
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number.
Percent distribution percent .
Land in farms acres .
Percent distribution
Average size of farm
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars . .
Average per acre dollars. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested rarms reporting..
acres..
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 10 acres farms reporting..
20 to 29 acres farms reporting . .
80 to 49 acres farms reporting..
50 to 09 acres farms reporting..
100 to 199 acres farms reporting..
200 to 499 acres rarms reporting..
500 to 999 acres farms reporting..
1 ,000 or more acres farms reporting . .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. farms reporting. .
acres..
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres. .
Woodland pastured. farms reporting. .
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres. .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting..
acres . .
unproved pasture farms reporting. .
acres..
Irrigated land In farms rarms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
acres..
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land rarms reporting. .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting aga number..
Under 25 years number . . .
25 to M years number . . .
85 to 44 years number..
45 to 54 years number...
55 to 64 years number . . .
85 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 190 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-farm work operators reporting...
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold operators reporting . . .
Operators not working off their rarms or not
reporting as to work off their farms operators reporting...
With other members of family working on 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 80 acres number...
70 to 99 acres number...
100 to 189 acres number...
140 to 179 acres number...
160 to 219 acres number...
220 to 268 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.
Total all
commercial farms
58,343
XXX
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
Foonomic class
60S
100.0
94,221
100.0
155.0
58,317
409.01
608
47,738
60
90
70
135
135
76
33
7
2
115
1,240
296
13,437
165
8,204
213
5,233
70
1,865
296
18,420
156
4,757
66
1,344
4,526
256
15,895
132
4,635
174
9,728
51
1,500
582
5
66
144
171
146
50
48.8
275
150
45
80
65
115
75
333
50
25
190
70
45
85
65
30
16
42
35
3
2
42
6.9
22,528
23.9
536.4
190,056
548.81
42
16,730
15
1,259
9
956
13
303
5
50
30
2,327
16
747
16
429
18
2,676
25
7,240
7
1,200
24
5,058
6
340
9
10
16
5
52.6
76
12.5
23,848
25.3
313.8
153,349
460.12
76
10,263
5
5
46
4,513
31
3,303
35
1,210
10
495
46
6,323
25
1,375
20
615
20
905
61
4,200
25
880
25
1,195
71
10
5
26
10
20
51.6
13.2
12,075
12.8
150.9
44,786
273.92
80
6,180
10
100
35
1,380
15
285
30
1,095
5
400
30
2,175
15
920
5
10
20
690
40
2,060
20
535
10
365
130
21.4
17,275
18.3
132.9
39,980
374.87
130
6,655
10
20
40
45
15
40
435
70
4,585
50
2,950
45
1,635
20
370
80
2,645
40
520
15
130
20
185
60
1,185
50
1,780
55
2,270
15
105
130
25
45
25
15
20
47.4
160
26.3
11,765
12.5
73.5
22,494
298.49
160
5,395
15
45
35
40
15
10
35
580
75
825
45
545
45
280
15
395
75
2,360
35
1,035
10
160
55
875
20
160
40
730
145
5
35
60
40
5
49.3
100
45
15
40
20
45
40
60
15
120
19.7
6,730
7.1
56.1
15,694
455.65
120
2,515
45
35
10
15
15
25
120
55
875
15
165
45
710
15
155
35
2,590
25
160
15
335
10
80
20
110
20
605
115
5
5
30
15
60
25
25
95
10
65
20
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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 3 of 8. -Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
57
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
\l 1 I ennn is number..
Cash tenants number..
Share-cash tenants number. ,
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-share tenants number . .
Other and unspecified tenants number . .
Whit© farm operators:
Full owners number..
Part owners number . .
All (enacts number. .
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners number. ,
Part owners number..
All tenants number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number . .
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number..
Pick-up balers 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 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 . .
number..
Garden 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..
Bulk-type 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. Terms 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 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 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 Lahle.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,33*
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
1.4,744
6,9%
21,713
21,993
18,744
19, 102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
325
198
81
56
ii
320
198
81
118
121
77
84
106
106
20
20
553
1,193
583
1,984
548
1,702
115
165
115
71
82
548
1,573
113
129
226
282
516
810
588
528
357
40
40
15
155
472
51
85
60
25
20
5
213
1,208
173
618
549
33
26
13
16
12
14
11
11
15
15
42
239
42
307
42
285
5
15
1
21
42
266
18
19
21
22
40
128
42
42
37
5
5
37
471
37
336
71
239
76
407
76
357
20
5
25
26
76
327
20
30
35
50
76
137
76
76
60
15
15
5
30
56
192
41
132
80
160
80
345
5^
15
25
15
20
80
265
20
25
35
55
75
115
80
65
40
45
145
120
240
125
385
125
340
15
45
40
15
10
125
325
15
L5
40
45
125
195
130
125
100
15
10
5
45
100
10
20
20
40
340
150
215
160
360
1A0
295
40
60
25
10
5
140
270
25
25
55
65
125
150
160
130
80
115
20
25
20
5
5
125
5
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 3 of 8. -Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
Item
(For definition-; and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used durine Die year. farms reporting..
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Liquid limt-Tmls farms reporting. .
tons..,
Crops on which used-
May and cropland pasture farms reporting..,
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons , .
Liquid materials , , farms reporting.,,
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting . .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Corn /arms reporting . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons. .,
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..,
Wheat /arms reporting. .
acres. .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..,
tons . .
Irish potatoes /anus reporting,. .
Dry materials fen- reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Lime or liming materials used durine the year forms reporting..
acres limed. ,
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting,.
Feed for livestock and poultry forms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 farnw 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 to $2,499 forms reporting..
52,500 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 $499 farms reporting . .
$500 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting..
£5,000 to $9,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting..
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more farms reporting . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees. , firms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fun, in reporting . .
MOO 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..
SI 00 to $499 v farms reporting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 or more farms reportinc,..
See footnotes at end of table.
50,473
528
42
2,636,912
39,481
15,915
522,896
15,449
6,038
50,366
528
42
517,952
14,683
5,306
689
26
11
4,944
766
732
18,596
65
5
493,569
1,070
20
18,516
65
5
97,432
252
5
123
5
455
20
7,137
30
10
103,093
495
200
7,087
30
10
19,535
96
50
50
117
43,676
182
17
926,752
2,835
740
43,514
182
17
176,772
804
122
429
10
10
2,056
60
60
29,664
169
19
409,627
3,336
1,026
29,537
169
19
68,990
500
102
178
571
3,460
81
11
33,554
905
420
3,443
81
11
22,73*
576
198
17
402
34,865
503
37
670,317
30,840
13,509
34,724
503
37
130,485
12,455
4,829
260
21
11
1,343
686
672
24,103
256
20
482,119
13,974
7,053
767,530
11,434
3,629
58,823
608
42
53,600
257
22
76,013,805
331,788
75,168
1,719
65
14,227
106
1
11,333
35
5
16,557
41
16
9,764
10
35,046
187
12
67,971,268
229,440
156,650
21,390
155
6,592
16
1
3,574
5
2,258
1
i
1,232
10
10
34,411
258
13
8,488,137
99,960
24,650
18,939
141
1
14,776
100
5
696
17
7
35,794
463
42
66,805,045
2,518,885
1,318,345
10,968
40
7,052
45
4,979
70
6,538
105
3,591
85
1,709
45
596
56
25
263
15
15
98
2
2
37,892
508
37
13,412,934
592,711
163,281
12,234
90
21595
210
5
2, .28
90
5
1,635
118
27
51, 978
593
42
29,436,226
497,753
165, 146
6,488
100
29,717
200
15,729
160
5
5,877
129
33
167
4
4
76
9,746
4,440
76
4,420
5
20
25
425
25
86
5
20
10
260
10
40
20
590
20
200
30
1,005
30
192
5
200
5
150
71
7,266
71
3,752
56
3,3a
3,360
76
20
55,820
5
5
5
25
28,870
10
10
5
35
22,035
10
20
5
76
556,350
66
123,675
71
87,275
4,415
1,712
20
170
20
67
20
360
20
54
25
170
25
135
3,705
60
1,453
40
1,325
1,555
80
25
83,890
5
5
10
5
20
10,210
15
5
115
5,160
1,857
115
1,846
5
11
25
580
25
146
30
360
30
151
45
540
45
82
115
3,590
115
1,407
5
11
65
1,390
1,955
130
65
52,285
30
20
5
10
50
15,555
50
50
70
11,100
26,420
25
30
25
35
5
70
120
288,295
259,585
5
10
25
15
50
30
25
25
5
140
2,950
1,173
140
1,170
5
3
5
30
5
13
60
725
60
214
30
315
30
53
125
1,855
125
866
5
3
35
415
305
160
75
44,500
15
45
10
5
50
13,505
50
55
12,220
40
15
110
82,035
20
20
30
40
75
115
120
149,015
115
595
30,905
10
20
30
55
85
25
30
10
20
20
5
80
130
160
89,015
89
815
49,775
10
25
10
40
105
45
60
25
25
20
5
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.- Vegetable farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text |
59
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial funis
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 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...
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 hand:
I'm He and calves-
1 head farms reporting. ..
2 to 4 heart farms reporting. ..
5 to 9 head farms reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting...
20 to 49 head farms reporting . . .
f>0 to 99 head farms reporting . . .
100 to 499 head farms reporting...
500 or more head farms reporting...
Cows, including heifers that have ealved-
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 oowa-
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/Of mtlles farms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number . .
Born 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 . .
Chickens 4 months old and ovet farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive....... ..........farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold 1 rarms reporting. .
pounds..
dollars . .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold. farms reporting . .
dozens . .
dollars..
See footnotes at end of table
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25, 571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19, 592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
8,858,301
1/4,570
8,213,462
778,962
6,737,394
291, 881
405,225
644,839
164,927
132,055
347,857
207
3,261
152
638
140
565
122
589
132
2,034
90
155
117
2,768
66
1,300
82
1,468
21
920
15
290
21
630
15
555
16
75
175
50,295
112
1,395
267,938
66
2,215
70,880
11
550
7,150
35
2,941,660
132,055
70
45,039
95
275,230
99,083
3,689,718
87,850
3,425,656
235,403
2,923,185
148,748
118,320
264,062
100
50,000
213,962
IV
1,876
17
198
15
140
7
79
17
1,599
17
1,678
16
610
17
1,068
1
55
17
640
163,903
16
1,540
49,280
1
50
650
1,075,000
50,000
2,174,301
28,609
1,989,784
199,077
1,615,319
47,838
127,550
184,517
44,027
59,930
80,560
15
375
10
160
10
160
10
205
5
10
10
8,750
15
440
78,960
5
50
1,600
10
1,332,710
59,930
10
31,679
10
34,300
12,348
1,266,890
15,836
1,184,954
140,317
892,335
37,177
115,125
81,936
62,295
1,500
18,141
25
110
15
35
15
35
15
55
10
20
962,393
7,403
894,952
130,371
715,120
34,336
15,125
67,441
31,212
19,000
17,229
50
445
30
110
25
100
20
110
35
225
10
5
15
5
10
10
260
20
5
5
215
10
10
5
45
10
5
10
230
630
5
10
75
215
5
10
155
415
5
10
150
405
5
5
5
10
25
30
27,250
2
625
10
30
95
135
7,580
11
530
10
250
8,000
5
5
150
350
1,950
4
,550
5
5
56,800
425,000
1,500
19
000
20
10
9,375
1
636
20
10
147,000
26
600
52,920
9
576
584,451
3,653
546,648
57,696
446,260
16,337
26,355
37,803
24,558
13,245
55
215
40
50
35
45
30
60
30
105
30
50
45
580
25
385
30
195
60
8,340
25
40
4,285
15
280
8,960
20
1,983
35
60,750
21,870
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 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
[bate are based on reports for only ft sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters lanowed December 1, 1958, to Novembei 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting
number of litters
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
arms reporting
arms reporting
i reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
number of litters
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting
number of titters
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
reporting . .
acres..
, .farms reporting . .
. .farms reporting. .
. .farms reporting . .
..farms reporting. .
, .farms reporting. .
. .farms reporting. .
..farms reporting.,
acres. .
bushel B. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
hushels. .
Sales farms reporting. .
hushels. .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres.,
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
hushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
bushels. . .
• farms reporting
bushels.
Bye harvested farms reporting. . .
acres. . .
bushels...
Sales farms reporting...
bushels. . .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay said for dehydrating farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
SaleB farms reporting .
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales. ........................... ..farms reporting.
Other hay cut farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tans, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
36
288
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
41
286
25
5
1
10
41
161
21
125
213
3,240
106
70
21
16
203
3,015
169, 801
125
101,680
199
3,891
121,419
173
111,068
142
2,034
91,215
65
51,575
71
1,000
36,732
31
16,337
63
504
11,768
28
7,030
105
910
1,810
30
585
202
3,155
4,719
37
759
10
110
100
15
390
415
5
25
250
16
251
5
1
10
16
131
16
120
18
750
1
5
1
11
13
635
36, 111
10
25,000
19
1,026
34,694
13
31,128
17
629
30,540
5
21,600
11
320
13,717
1
1,517
3
229
4,173
3
3,715
17
475
824
2
294
5
25
250
20
615
10
5
5
20
570
31,910
15
24,410
35
1,080
39,710
35
38,510
5
235
9,000
20
160
5,430
15
3,015
25
210
675
5
150
20
260
510
5
100
125
20
480
585
25
50
255
530
15
30
10
15
5
25
50
255
495
14
500
32
,155
10
40
6
000
23
,120
25
60
540
755
15
150
20,780
25
55
13
950
18,740
20
40
430
495
22
000
22
850
10
30
8
500
17
,975
20
20
160
;40
3
900
6
,240
10
15
1
900
4
,105
20
10
85
15
1
385
430
10
300
30
295
605
20
410
55
645
850
15
150
60
775
35
15
10
60
775
41,975
40
21,250
35
385
9,410
30
7,765
35
300
10, 525
15
3,000
10
120
3,500
20
55
110
55
665
1,010
10
210
10
290
290
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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 3 of 8.-Vegetable farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See texlj
61
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
Commercial farms
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS mRVESTED-Continiied
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting. .
acres2 .
bushels. .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting. .
acres. .
pounds. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting. .
Sales dollars. .
green lima farms reporting. .
acres..
Beans, snap (bush and
pole types) farms reporting..
acres. .
Cabbage farms reporting . .
acres. .
Corn, sweet farms reporting . .
acres. .
Peas, green farms reporting..
acres . .
Spinach farms reporting . .
acres. .
Tomatoes farms reporting. .
acres. .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farmB reporting. . .
acres. . .
Apples3 farms reporting . . .
Trees of all ages : number...
Trees not of bearing age number. . .
Trees of bearing age number. . .
Quantity harvested bu6hels. . .
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
126
1,022
246,496
15
60
60,000
608
6,737,394
157
1,830
234
5,179
317
1,790
380
7,785
127
1,154
120
2,189
490
5,865
126
1,273
121
30,935
1,630
29,305
80,490
420
93,500
42
2,923,185
2
760
19
3,198
22
195
25
4,615
2
821
19
1,690
25
625
11
325
11
6,750
6,750
68,500
10
200
50,240
76
1,615,319
20
723
40
1,605
40
415
35
570
20
170
21
310
60
2,193
25
270
72,756
5
5
10,000
80
892,335
20
13
60
572
45
698
60
1,226
10
370
10
15,050
15,050
675
25
72
17,800
5
45
35,000
130
715,120
25
189
30
226
65
415
15
127
110
1,000
35
331
30
930
400
530
3,280
20
30
8,130
160
446,260
50
134
100
982
140
641
40
106
40
4,320
995
3,325
6,550
35
30
4,070
5
10
15,000
120
145,175
40
11
50
51
50
52
95
272
50
77
20
5
95
180
30
L41
30
3,885
235
3,650
1,485
1Includes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does 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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lent |
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Fconomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number, i
Percent distribution percent..
Land in fafms 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..
acres..
1 to 9 acres farms reporting..
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting..
80 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. .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured. farms reporting..
acres..
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting,.
acres. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . .
acres. .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. .
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting , .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . .
acres..
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres. .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting . .
acres. .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting..
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting..
acres..
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number..
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 94 years number . .
85 to 44 years number . .
45 to 54 years number..
55 to 84 years number . .
65 or more years number . ,
Average age years . .
OFF-FARM WORK AND OTHER INCOME
Farm operators-
Worlang off their farms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting. .
100 to 199 dayB 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-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 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..
TO 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.
56,843
xxx
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58, 211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
1,143
100.0
152,210
100.0
133.2
42,939
335.21
1,143
87,176
135
155
150
200
247
179
64
10
3
187
4,045
476
11,035
163
2,799
355
8,236
87
1,016
700
34,370
252
4,465
89
1,435
109
2,402
194
5,630
96
3,311
129
8,911
54
1,846
1,131
5
117
266
343
222
178
50.5
381
187
26
168
103
196
127
762
121
285
55
35
345
165
91
171
101
81
42
66
39
5
2
136
11.9
57,088
37.5
419.8
162,968
361.07
136
37,881
32
940
36
1,615
28
899
25
716
2
36
98
12,575
26
1,086
9
95
19
1,372
29
1,560
16
1,096
19
5,456
19
626
129
7
30
42
27
23
51.4
121
11
160
14.0
29,140
19.1
182.1
58,765
349.94
160
18,805
30
1,265
80
1,275
30
315
60
960
30
455
120
4,545
70
1,195
45
820
25
510
50
2,345
20
1,400
40
1,565
15
235
160
10
30
60
35
25
52.5
125
20
196
17.1
23,777
15.6
121.3
32,133
262.95
196
11,760
55
101
15
25
235
75
2,590
25
320
60
2,270
20
190
136
6,355
66
979
20
350
20
195
30
415
25
925
5
95
196
15
60
51
40
30
50.1
61
46
5
10
10
30
6
135
5
40
5
286
25.0
23,450
15.4
82.0
21,851
274.01
286
10,815
5
30
105
100
40
60
1,155
145
2,580
40
670
105
1,910
20
195
171
61,20
50
580
10
120
15
135
35
705
40
265
20
335
10
665
286
55
76
75
30
50
48.1
110
50
5
55
10
176
50
120
75
25
25
15
240
21.0
12,390
8.1
51.6
19,344
440.61
240
6,005
55
85
30
35
30
5
15
170
80
1,765
25
340
55
1,425
10
125
100
2,950
10
115
50
40
285
15
570
235
5
20
55
75
30
50
51.4
140
50
15
75
80
75
70
100
30
55
25
15
130
30
20
35
5
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
63
(Far definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All (arm operatofs:
Full owners number .
r art owners number .
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
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 .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ,
number . ,
Com pickers farms reporting..
number.,
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number. .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting. .
numlier. ,
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 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 freezer farms reporting..
Milking machine. farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting. .
Bulk-type 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. .
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 . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting .
persons.
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.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.
Total all
commercial farms
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
Economic class
918
124
50
35
5
918
124
50
97
97
98
108
151
151
53
53
968
1,873
1,053
2,956
1,032
2,636
320
333
177
114
981
2,172
380
464
291
320
1,025
1,405
1,038
1,045
817
70
60
10
10
223
804
198
130
79
51
30
21
512
3,288
401
1,687
162
78
63
54
44
924
133
86
2
2
3
3
21
21
3
3
126
573
126
793
125
760
7
17
33
68
124
597
94
163
24
33
123
226
131
134
120
5
5
113
8
14
9
130
1,665
129
1,139
16
12
23
39
39
120
25
10
120
25
10
35
35
35
40
35
35
15
15
155
365
160
550
160
490
10
35
65
35
15
155
390
95
100
60
60
145
220
155
155
145
10
10
5
75
130
20
10
10
130
760
U0
345
145
15
160
26
5
160
26
5
25
25
20
25
45
45
15
15
191
298
1%
498
196
452
40
76
60
20
191
381
66
71
46
46
181
221
196
176
136
30
30
5
5
45
136
30
30
20
10
5
5
111
416
86
111
156
30
10
250
15
15
250
15
15
10
10
20
20
30
30
15
15
256
352
276
595
276
519
90
145
25
16
241
424
90
95
71
76
271
363
276
275
196
15
10
5
160
80
41
25
16
10
101
397
226
35
25
190
25
20
190
25
20
175
220
215
360
200
305
125
55
10
10
195
270
35
35
50
55
190
245
215
210
145
10
5
175
50
15
4 5
10
10
190
30
20
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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used durine the year farms reporting. ..
acres on which used. ..
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting..,
acres . . ,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. .,
tons . . .
Com /arms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting, . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons.,,
■heat ................,,.,.>••>•.••••••••• /arms reporting . . ,
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons . . ,
Irish potatoes Janus reporting. . .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting..
Ions..
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting. .
acres limed. .
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
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 $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $1,000 farms reporting. .
S1.000 to $2,499 farms reporting..
S2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting,,
$5,000 to 59,999 farms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting . .
Machine hire 4)j Tams reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to .$999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more farms reporting..
Hired labor farms reporting . .
dollars..
Under 5200 farms reporting. .
$200 to $409 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reporting. .
$5,000 to $9,909 farms reporting, ,
$10,000 to $19,999 farms reporting..
$20,000 to $49,999 farms reporting. .
$50,000 or more. ...,....'. farms roporting..
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting . .
$100 to $499 farms reporting. .
$500 to $999. farms report! ng . .
$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 i farms reporting . .
S500 to $999 farms reporting . .
51 ,000 to 54,999 farms reporting . .
55,000 or more farms reporting. .
See footnotes at end of table.
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
17»,013,805
1,715
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
993
66,726
13,360
993
13,238
16
122
166
4,662
166
820
29
515
29
82
308
5,018
308
1,266
185
2,117
185
377
77
352
77
221
930
54,062
930
10,472
16
L22
350
10,966
12,753
1,143
436
490,760
86
217
67
51
15
253
388,725
206
5
27
10
5
552
311,756
291
186
75
983
7,444,243
60
121
136
236
140
131
90
47
22
665
347,321
215
301
77
72
1,123
996,036
165
472
268
195
23
117
31,191
5,870
117
5,810
1
60
36
1,432
48
1,823
48
520
15
462
15
73
114
27,347
114
4,847
1
60
49
6,366
5,769
136
55
166,910
1
21
2
26
5
38
262,645
11
5
7
10
5
71
126, 391
6
45
20
136
5,023,353
55
42
22
99
179,556
5
16
36
42
131
512,161
6
13
89
155
13,570
2,794
155
2,794
30
1,160
30
175
75
1,500
75
374
55
680
55
133
10
125
10
70
140
10,105
140
2,042
50
935
1,340
160
75
139,420
10
25
25
5
10
50
79,905
35
120
60,245
60
45
15
160
1,289,635
15
25
80
35
5
120
49,185
20
70
15
15
160
186,040
180
8,320
1,620
180
1,620
35
450
35
80
15
280
15
44
60
590
60
118
60
525
60
170
6,415
170
1,250
70
1,470
2,245
196
81
80,710
5
51
10
15
35
12,630
35
105
30,555
70
25
10
191
533,230
20
16
65
55
35
271
8,650
1,726
271
1,676
5
50
30
1,225
30
188
5
100
5
15
75
640
75
149
35
205
35
45
251
6,385
251
1,228
5
50
56
600
804
286
105
63,055
20
60
20
5
60
23,310
55
111
54,670
75
16
20
251
422,075
10
31
50
100
50
10
135
131
55,225
20,430
25
55
85
70
15
6
10
191
286
114,595
107,310
30
91
170
80
75
20
11
195
3,965
1,158
195
1,146
10
12
20
200
20
38
30
430
30
97
15
210
15
41
190
3,050
190
957
10
12
100
1,040
1,550
240
60
30,235
15
35
10
40
8,150
40
105
30,770
55
40
10
200
128,015
25
65
70
35
5
125
37,390
85
30
5
5
240
55,550
65
140
35
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
| Dnla are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
65
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial (amis
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 .
LTVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves .
'arras reporting.
number,
'arms reporting .
number,
'arras reporting .
number.
'arras reporting .
number,
'arras reporting.
number.
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting.
S 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 heirers 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 farms 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 arid pip ■■■■■■■»■■»■ farms reporting.
number.
Born since June 1 farms reporting.
number.
Born 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.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
pounds .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting .
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118, 101, 045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
23,631,794
20,675
22,296,275
488,946
530,383
21,098,117
178,829
1,335,519
319,561
265,905
750,053
332
5,790
240
1,786
185
1,044
206
1,484
231
2,520
15
106
54
41
94
15
7
66
110
38
11
15
94
418
190
4,749
130
3,391
144
1,358
38
887
33
220
38
667
38
630
28
37
275
66,760
226
3,033
581,673
129
4,877
156,064
27
375
4,875
86
6,433,836
265,905
154
39,276
165
711,375
256,095
13,471,657
99,056
12,821,967
192,647
141,648
12,389,328
98,344
649,690
106,249
86,475
456,966
42
1,510
15
266
10
189
16
164
36
1,080
24
63
15
1,399
15
946
9
453
3
147
3
30
3
117
3
110
3
7
24
10,750
36
1,558
413,063
14
1,307
41,824
2
75
975
11
2,104,260
86,475
14
19,886
9
173,050
62,298
4,236,300
26,477
3,899,723
127,320
166,700
3,546,103
59,600
336,577
103,241
55,500
177,836
75
1,880
40
505
25
210
40
545
50
830
20
40
40
1,725
35
1,405
30
320
10
225
10
50
10
175
10
170
5
5
45
24,585
60
690
100,700
35
2,365
75,680
10
70
910
10
1,070,000
55,500
35
5,718
30
270,550
97,398
2,624,515
13,390
2,442,411
52,343
104,395
2,268,293
17,380
182,104
49,085
72,500
60,519
65
985
60
470
55
335
55
285
55
230
10
215
35
825
30
490
35
335
5
20
5
5
5
15
5
10
5
5
41
9,755
60
415
33,690
30
715
22,880
30
1,743,604
72,500
25
7,604
31
115,225
41,481
2,269,424
7,935
2,142,162
75,300
71,185
1,993,352
2,325
127,262
48,263
49,700
29,299
85
910
75
390
65
260
55
365
45
155
15
60
50
365
30
250
35
115
10
80
5
20
10
60
10
55
5
5
75
16,410
45
225
19,720
20
285
9,120
5
25
325
25
1,453,592
49,700
55
4,235
55
122,300
44,028
891,153
3,713
858,153
39,632
40,205
777,136
1,180
33,000
10,499
1,080
21,421
30
280
25
95
15
30
20
65
25
120
15
30
25
375
15
285
15
90
5
115
5
20
5
95
5
85
5
10
50
3,280
20
140
13,500
25
175
5,600
5
105
1,365
5
15,480
1,080
20
1,679
25
24,500
8,820
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 4 of 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
[Data are based on reports tor only a sample of (arms. See text]
Tolal all
commercial farms
Economic class
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
a ass I
Class H.
Class III
Class IV
Class V
Class VI
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959.... farms reporting...
number of litters . . .
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
78
642
15
51
6
6
72
322
68
320
8
212
1
1
6
7
82
8
130
15
160
10
5
15
105
10
55
30
145
10
20
30
80
25
65
25
125
5
20
20
55
25
70
number of litters . . .
number of litters . . .
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
363
5,877
200
97
46
11
1
8
348
5,428
326,580
167
133,860
53
2,382
5
17
16
6
1
8
48
2,258
152,525
32
73,625
80
1,565
20
40
15
5
80
1,480
86,000
45
29,275
75
650
55
15
5
70
600
30,700
30
6,455
85
745
65
15
5
's-6
555
36,380
45
15,130
3
45
2
1
3
451
18,55
1
9,37
35
acres . . .
) 85
) 35
)
) 35
acres . . .
bushels. . .
) 85
) 2,425
bushels. ..
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
210
2,189
59,886
15
464
13,601
55
680
19,945
70
580
15,810
40
215
5,575
2
21
4,42
) 10
acres. . .
bushels —
) 40
530
26,843
9,668,039
155
48,506
15
13,276
50
16,620
55
11,835
10
2,575
2
3,97
) 5
bushels . . .
» 225
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
219
2,165
95,037
14
165
5,742
55
875
38,750
55
440
21,100
55
390
16,395
2
22
9,2a
) 20
acres . . .
bushels . . .
i 70
) 3,850
6,269
3,265,837
71
25,947
6
2,222
20
11,950
15
6,225
15
2,300
i
3,251
>
bushels . . .
)
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
77
811
23,870
17
306
10,315
20
170
4,580
15
80
2,550
20
190
3,825
6
2,601
acres —
bushels . . .
>
)
2,422
874,145
12
3,975
2
2,810
5
165
5
1,000
bushels . . .
2,147
13,197
298,206
42
138
3,610
7
48
1,975
10
20
535
5
20
300
15
40
600
1
201
>
acres —
bushels . . .
)
l
695
167,269
12
1,955
7
1,805
5
150
bushels . . .
Bay crops:
1,838,883
8,148
2,163
2,005
1,260
1,730
48
) 510
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
acres. . .
tone . . .
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
176
2,830
7,291
36
950
2,701
20
445
1,370
40
395
1,035
40
500
1,430
1
21
36
> 25
> 325
) 390
3,066
151,739
68
2,646
28
1,566
10
125
20
675
1
28
)
tans. . .
)
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
269
4,190
7,414
19
680
884
70
1,335
3,065
45
655
1,060
70
1,075
1,785
3(
26
44
) 35
acres . . .
tons. ..
> 180
i 175
4,440
119, 314
71
1,310
6
210
10
185
5
70
30
640
1
201
i 5
tons. . .
) 5
Oats, wheat, barley rye, or other small
2,218
15,832
24,480
10
20
20
5
15
15
5
acres. . .
tons . . .
5
5
36
288
tons . . .
acres . . .
tons —
3,082
60,538
88,904
17
473
1,160
2
408
1,035
5
25
75
10
40
50
211
5,687
6
620
1
600
5
20
tons . . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
acres . . .
tons, green weight...
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
20
635
3,910
5
125
500
5
200
2,000
5
210
910
5
100
500
See footnotea at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Fruit-and-nut farms
| Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
67
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS rURVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
acres2
bushels.
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.
acres .
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale...* farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting .
acres .
Apples3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number .
iiantlty harvested bushels . .
Cherries , sour3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested farms reporting..
pounds.
Cherries , sweet3 farms reporting .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
pounds . .
Grapes3 farms reporting..
Vines of all ages number . .
Vines not of bearing age number . .
Vines of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
pounds. .
Peaches3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . ,
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Pears3 farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages -. number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested farms reporting. .
bushels. ,
Plums and prunes3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number..
Trees of bearing age number.,
Quantity harvested farms reporting . ,
bushels. ,
Total all
commercial farms
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
XXX
Economic class
153
364
71,842
1
8
12,000
365
530,383
1,093
64,889
833
1,526,737
428,141
1,098,596
9,601,274
492
359,150
57,990
301,160
451
15,904,742
363
36,553
7,465
29,038
318
2,033,459
373
3,818,927
304,990
3,513,937
368
40,672,057
714
1,021,380
191,834
829,546
669
2,062,505
346
39,747
15,616
24,131
268
38,140
294
62,450
8,243
54,207
263
93,702
13
45
8,437
12,000
34
141,648
136
32,785
126
838,048
247,471
590,577
6,383,090
96
221,173
43,909
177,264
95
10,530,057
67
12,421
1,854
10,567
67
834,764
28
831,792
111,190
720,602
28
7,068,927
117
515,372
86,845
428,527
117
1,310,203
46
16,767
4,936
11,831
33
19,975
49
23,430
4,108
19,322
43
50,927
20
126
35,710
65
166,700
160
12,444
140
333,405
112,845
220,560
1,645,125
65
37,625
3,100
34,525
60
1,927,500
25
7,285
600
6,685
20
456,300
25
585,085
60,000
525,085
25
7,132,600
130
194,660
56,330
138,330
125
355,735
25
2,015
1,105
910
20
2,625
40
22,100
1,750
20,350
35
20,900
35
62
11,290
86
104,395
181
7,846
151
151,544
28,510
123,034
815,574
101
46,332
3,491
42,841
101
1,149,430
86
4,417
2,991
1,426
71
165,235
60
766,700
28,500
738,200
60
9,709,720
136
117,823
22,699
95,124
121
166,827
50
12,405
7,160
5,245
45
6,455
50
4,930
1,740
3,190
50
3,610
50
97
11,715
100
71,185
286
6,807
211
108,310
21,290
87,020
556,770
110
34,120
5,705
28,415
95
1,694,370
75
6,315
1,825
4,490
75
338,450
125
966,425
52,300
914,125
125
10,679,025
186
150,550
18,670
131,880
171
180,580
90
6,035
1,375
4,660
55
4,950
70
9,895
425
9,470
60
9,800
15
27
3,800
65
40,205
230
3,921
125
80,950
17,530
63,420
182,415
100
18,355
1,785
16,570
95
601,285
85
5,425
185
5,240
75
238,360
100
453,350
26,000
427,350
100
5,152,500
110
34,975
6,850
28,125
105
40,520
90
2,180
980
1,200
75
3,305
70
2,050
210
1,840
70
8,440
20
7
890
15
6,250
100
1,086
80
14,480
495
13,985
18,300
20
1,545
1,545
5
2,100
25
690
10
680
10
350
35
215,575
27,000
188,575
30
929,285
35
8,000
440
7,560
30
8,640
45
345
60
285
40
830
15
45
10
35
5
25
1Includes millt equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does 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 5 of 8.-Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
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 . . .
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting...
SO to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting...
200 to 499 acres farms reporting...
500 to 999 acrea farms reporting.. .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting . . .
acres.. .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
acres. ..
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . . ,
acres . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
improved pasture farms reporting. . .
acres. ..
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . . ,
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in atrip>cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
acres. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operators reporting age number . .
Under 25 years number . .
25 to 34 years number . .
85 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 opetators-
Working off their rarms, total operators reporting..
1 to 99 days operators reporting..
100 to 199 days operators reporting . .
200 or moredayB operators reporting..
With oUier 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 farms operators reporting. .
With other members of family working off farm operators reporting..
With income from sources other than
farm operated operators reporting..
WiUl 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.
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
58,843
XXX
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
"1,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10, 520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,562
6,234
1,153
156
35
6,920
100.0
551,472
100.0
79.7
20,528
260.43
5,420
240,592
893
616
683
1,436
1,378
352
60
2
1,914
24,731
2,546
59,993
951
20,457
1,872
39,536
847
15,197
3,692
123,685
2,270
40,216
701
10,767
27
178
606
10,253
1,084
37,919
1,299
59,678
212
4,876
6,869
55
788
1,663
1,780
1,772
811
49.8
2,937
1,151
432
1,354
718
1,206
1,331
3,983
621
1,390
421
1,168
1,949
844
988
366
427
259
126
249
41
3
532
7.7
67, 529
12.2
126.9
48,529
377.80
379
32,139
48
11
18
66
112
87
35
158
4,370
185
7,560
71
2,772
136
4,788
42
912
245
12,948
174
4,235
81
1,857
7
68
76
2,343
124
5,849
149
10,773
17
306
526
92
153
154
107
20
45.9
182
66
12
104
33
116
41
350
46
123
15
102
104
44
48
56
47
24
31
58
16
2
1,017
14.7
108,633
19.7
106.8
28,863
269.88
796
49,888
110
30
60
150
301
130
15
330
4,285
365
11,345
145
3,700
275
7,645
155
3,255
556
22,142
386
9,431
145
2,225
10
35
145
2,705
180
8,185
250
12,545
45
1,720
1,002
10
156
320
275
170
71
45.9
330
170
45
115
70
150
90
687
115
176
26
136
195
135
145
120
85
95
25
65
15
1
1,511
21.8
130,090
23.6
86.1
22,061
252.67
1,270
59,880
185
145
155
325
355
95
10
411
4,836
531
11,218
220
2,990
386
8,228
150
2,065
816
35,950
460
6,325
145
2,095
10
140
2,385
280
9,480
295
13,565
50
915
1,511
30
205
400
406
380
90
47.6
600
310
90
200
150
270
205
911
165
281
70
220
415
165
260
175
120
50
30
1,590
_ 23.0
111,160
20.2
69.9
16,864
249.34
1,285
50,290
175
140
170
430
340
30
465
5,040
555
11,095
235
5,685
380
5,410
200
3,405
915
22,035
565
9,585
175
2,920
100
1,425
245
8,550
335
13,415
55
1,315
1,585
10
120
410
435
375
235
51.0
775
260
125
390
245
275
400
815
135
295
110
240
495
180
240
270
TO
45
20
30
1,675
24.2
103,210
18.7
61.6
12,043
206.46
1,275
38,865
275
205
195
350
245
5
425
4,780
675
12,880
215
3,050
505
9,830
230
4,770
855
22,525
495
8,560
125
1,480
125
995
185
4,155
220
7,420
40
495
1,660
170
320
390
385
395
53.0
935
230
160
545
205
370
595
740
105
405
200
340
520
215
235
200
90
35
15
25
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8. -Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
69
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial faims
Economic class
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
AM farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number .
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified lennnts number.
White farm operators:
Ful I owners number .
Part owners number .
All tenants number.
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners
Part owners
All tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF 1
Grain combines farms I
Com pickers farms
Pick-up balers farms
Field forage harvesters farms
Motortrucks farms
Tractors farms
Tractors other than garden farms
.number,
.number.,
.number .
•pnmne,.
number .
reporting.,
number,
reporting.,
number.
reporting,
number.
reporting.
number,
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.,
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting . .
number.
Automobiles farms reporting..
number.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting .
Rome freezer farms reporting .
Milking machine. farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Bulk-type 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 toad 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 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 workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to fl hired workers
10 or more hired workers
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
..farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
Residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence number .
See footnotes at end of table.
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
5,493
924
462
92
5
95
20
250
5,493
924
457
1,670
1,700
1,757
1,799
1,585
1,602
408
429
4,116
4,882
5,687
10,445
5,201
8,381
2,882
1,629
569
79
42
5,129
8,008
352
373
1,973
2,064
6,130
7,766
6,475
5,869
5,244
664
623
122
200
2,371
4,409
1,023
1,410
965
445
310
115
15
5
1,414
2,715
972
1,677
628
198
106
35
5
6,464
177
279
361
113
47
361
113
47
173
178
187
199
149
151
83
89
433
741
439
1,162
418
954
131
124
107
34
22
416
908
45
46
187
208
498
793
517
491
432
64
63
32
40
341
406
48
65
50
15
15
366
1,078
325
792
138
102
50
30
5
447
66
19
727
205
70
5
10
15
40
727
205
70
311
316
350
360
321
321
130
135
772
948
867
1,980
802
1,589
261
350
151
25
15
797
1,533
56
56
351
391
951
1,301
977
922
861
180
185
45
80
600
747
110
155
100
422
756
322
490
215
61
41
971
26
20
1,155
261
95
45
5
20
1,155
261
95
421
421
450
455
385
385
95
95
1,011
1,158
1,296
2,478
1,191
1,993
575
450
151
10
5
1,181
1,912
81
81
480
485
1,361
1,787
1,436
1,361
1,246
180
150
20
30
615
981
215
305
215
90
35
45
5
5
341
491
190
220
165
20
5
1,285
190
105
20
30
1,285
190
105
415
415
410
415
360
360
60
60
905
990
1,400
2,340
1,285
1,870
805
385
85
10
1,265
1,775
85
95
450
470
1,470
1,780
1,535
1,360
1,230
115
105
20
25
470
950
230
385
245
140
105
30
5
200
250
90
115
1,411
35
65
1,485
20
85
1,440
135
95
10
25
1,440
135
90
295
315
295
305
300
315
30
40
835
870
1,295
1,950
1,155
1,535
835
260
60
1,130
1,470
65
65
410
415
1,410
1,625
1,525
1,360
1,180
100
100
5
20
285
1,015
295
340
255
85
70
10
5
80
135
1,575
30
70
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 5 of 8.-Poultry farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used durine the year.
Dry materials....
Liquid materials .
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture. .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Cam
Dry materials... .
Liquid materials .
Wheat
Dry materials....
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials....
Liquid materials .
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or 1 1 mini' materials used during the year..
farms reporting,
on which used.
tens.
rarms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tens.
arms reporting...
acres. ..
arms reporting. ..
tons . . .
arms reporting...
tens...
arms reporting...
acres .. .
arms reporting
tons...
arms reporting
tens . . .
arms reporting . . .
acres. ..
amis reporting...
tons...
arms reporting . . .
tons...
arms reporting
acres . . .
'arms reporting. ..
tons . . .
arms reporting. . .
tens . . .
is reporting....
acres. ..
arms reporting. ..
tons . . .
'amis reporting...
tons...
arms reporting. . .
acres . . .
'arms reporting. . .
tens . . .
'arms reporting...
tens...
'arms reporting...
acres limed . . .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$100 to $999
$1,000 to 51,999
$2,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under $1,000 . .'
$1,000 to $2,499
S2.500 to $4,999
$5,000 to 59,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$200 10.5999
$1,000 or more
Hired labor
Under 5200
$200 to $4 99
$500 to $999
51,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to $4,999
$5,000 to 59,999
510,000 to 519,999
$20,000 to $49,999 ,
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under 5100
5100 to S4 99
5500 to 5999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under $100
5100 to 54 99 ,....
S500 to $999
S1.000 to 54,099
55,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
amis reporting,
arms reporting.
I reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars.
arms reporting,
i reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
- reporting. .
dollars. .
9 reporting..
9 reporting..
1 reporting..
3 reporting. .
dollars. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting . .
reporting , .
arms reporting. .
dollars. .
tin .■■ reporting.,
arms reporting. .
reporting. .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting . ,
dollars.,
'arms reporting.,
amis reporting.,
arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting.,
'arms reporting. .
ann
50,473
2,636,912
522,8%
50,366
517,952
669
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
432,119
767,530
58,623
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,966
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21, 595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
4,684
172,381
33,0%
4,669
32,582
52
514
922
15,375
907
3,131
20
59
389
5,249
384
848
5
25
4,116
73,956
4,106
14,647
27
367
3,144
34,283
3,129
5,730
25
43
244
855
244
532
2,975
42,663
2,%0
7,694
15
20
1,671
23,639
34, %3
6,920
6,920
58,607,878
55
700
905
1,855
3,405
6,227
12,160,993
3,674
1,265
669
382
237
3,446
662, 577
2,426
979
41
3,340
5,431,394
1,220
601
407
466
3%
173
52
17
3,521
496,951
1,894
1,475
115
37
6,730
2,249,553
1,731
3,633
935
418
13
338
24, 551
5,084
338
4,814
12
270
101
2,%0
101
685
59
974
59
174
281
11,201
281
2,276
12
265
229
4,373
229
686
5
5
24
45
24
33
190
4,998
190
%0
110
3,159
4,848
532
532
19,746,177
532
519
4,636,418
23
50
128
156
162
236
94,717
86
134
I*
477
2,763,394
25
16
52
56
161
106
36
17
8
265
83,176
78
140
40
7
522
450,903
51
162
143
158
701
37,190
7,045
691
6,897
15
148
201
4,735
191
1,003
10
49
85
1,140
85
217
610
17,275
605
3,298
10
79
445
5,970
440
990
5
15
20
120
20
36
430
7,950
425
1,303
5
5
301
4,835
7,405
1,017
1,017
15,126,7%
1,017
957
3,326,785
156
320
251
165
65
495
127,655
280
205
10
777
1,465,280
125
100
130
190
170
51
11
526
103,645
166
325
25
10
1,007
493,245
50
590
247
115
5
1,110
44,150
8,472
1,110
8,469
5
3
170
3,095
170
572
100
1,070
100
1A9
1,005
19,435
1,005
3,899
750
9,265
745
1,511
5
3
105
505
105
271
665
10,780
665
2,067
455
6,780
8,915
1,511
1,511
12,158,025
75
210
1,226
1,406
2,172,030
680
495
180
41
10
825
176,495
560
255
10
821
835,565
285
205
100
160
55
11
5
800
136,210
350
400
35
15
1,4%
534,270
260
866
290
80
1,120
35,655
6,737
1,115
6,661
5
76
200
2,095
200
350
90
1,250
85
1S9
5
25
995
14,255
990
2,944
5
23
750
7,360
745
1,289
5
15
20
95
20
70
825
10,600
820
1,819
5
13
370
4,340
6,620
1,590
1,590
6,856,985
5
110
150
750
575
1,440
1,223,435
1,080
275
75
10
820
139,680
590
225
5
700
237, 515
385
180
80
45
880
105,870
475
385
15
5
1,570
426,180
415
935
180
40
1,105
25,125
4,802
1,105
4,785
15
17
215
2,075
210
431
10
10
50
780
50
104
960
9,625
960
1,872
760
5,880
760
1,006
5
5
65
80
65
67
675
6,685
670
1,305
5
2
350
3,780
6,305
1,675
1,675
4,073,190
30
260
510
820
55
1,455
716,020
1,300
115
30
10
640
102,860
705
135
485
118,030
340
85
45
10
5
810
55,265
615
195
1,610
275,040
660
870
65
15
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Poultry farms
| Data ire baaed on reports for only a sample of hums. See text]
71
(For definitions hih1 explanations, see text)
Total nil
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves.
arms reporting.
number . ,
I reporting.,
number,
arms reporting . ,
number.,
'arms reporting . .
number . ,
'arms reporting.,
number . .
Farms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 4 head farms reporting.
5 to 9 bead farms reporting,
10 to 19 head farms reporting ,
20 to 49 head Turns 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.
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..
number..
Born since June 1 farms reporting.
number..
Born 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. ,
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.,
number.,
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold abve farms reporting. ,
number. ,
dollars. .
Bogs 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 reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. ,
dozens . .
dollars..
688, 304,4TB
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
1A7
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
104,796,104
15,144
6,311,860
4,972,339
569,733
600,4*9
169,319
98,484,244
89,213,132
3,233,318
6,037,794
3,406
55,691
2,576
18,583
2,108
13,078
2,132
14,703
2,688
22,405
275
661
670
808
776
193
23
656
1,284
390
126
107
7
6
702
981
240
90
87
2
6
633
1,531
2,445
41,329
1,539
25,894
1,880
15,435
575
15,556
379
4,220
570
11,336
570
10,626
435
710
6,051
10,870,590
2,641
27,276
4,429,870
1,645
44,936
1,437,952
425
9,429
122,577
940
73,807,517
3,233,318
6,661
29,918,303
6,040
142,388,218
51,259,759
37,756,105
70,970
1,163,181
789,738
152,523
194, 714
26.206
36,592,924
34,137,719
1,058,488
1,396,717
200
9,849
130
3,306
107
2,602
117
2,228
158
4,315
221
125
3,829
89
2,899
80
930
45
1,056
39
270
45
786
45
741
35
45
313
2,353,125
190
6,613
1,194,980
100
5,936
189,952
40
714
9,282
75
21,144,206
1,058,488
483
16,524,066
297
34,850,705
12,546,253
26,730,806
26,284
1,513,124
1,292,153
79,810
128,594
12,567
25,217,682
22,357,798
1,202,345
1,657,539
475
13,505
315
4,645
270
3,835
310
3,475
405
5,385
25
45
45
65
210
100
260
260
6,650
175
4,100
185
2,550
120
3,870
75
1,055
120
2,815
120
2,650
105
165
782
2,735,750
401
7,343
1,383,465
165
7,015
224,480
90
2,965
38,545
180
27,405,103
1,202,345
972
7,226,674
797
38,381,888
13,817,479
21,875,348
14,477
1,895,970
1,437,675
208,810
170,240
79,245
19,979,378
18,056,987
587,525
1,334,866
676
11,657
536
\3,732
44T
2,646
410
2,855
565
5,070
65
81
90
215
195
30
140
221
150
20
5
151
165
105
15
5
105
305
545
12,770
375
7,745
445
5,025
125
3,380
65
845
120
2,535
120
2,335
95
200
1,341
2,823,830
565
5,275
818,160
440
15,005
480,160
85
2,105
27,365
190
13,493,152
587,525
1,476
4,009,147
1,311
36,555,690
13,160,050
11,408,335
7,175
1,040,195
872,813
72,300
78,336
16,746
10,368,140
9,090,953
256,005
1,021,182
860
10,125
645
3,055
495
1,785
540
2,970
660
4,100
90
160
200
235
170
5
175
375
85
5
5
200
245
40
10
135
275
675
9,860
415
6,175
495
3,685
135
4,100
100
1,325
135
2,775
135
2,630
100
145
1,455
1,687,310
660
4,290
624,820
445
11,040
353,280
115
2,480
32,240
210
7,152,907
256,005
1,530
1,379,600
1,460
19,604,400
7,057,583
6,179,740
3,689
600,762
503,593
45,075
23,414
28,680
5,578,97B
4,915,721
112,575
550,682
890
8,565
680
2,965
555
1,575
560
2,540
710
3,060
60
240
225
250
115
160
445
60
15
170
365
20
150
345
595
6,295
385
4,075
475
2,220
130
2,765
85
670
130
2,095
130
1,995
85
100
1,580
1,061,420
615
3,115
360,010
370
5,140
164,480
80
1,085
14,105
240
3,950,152
112,575
1,640
653,272
1,590
11,546,105
4,156,599
845,770
1,421
98,628
76,367
11,215
5,171
5,875
747, 142
653,954
16,380
76,808
305
1,990
270
880
240
635
195
635
190
475
30
125
100
25
25
155
15
5
85
150
5
55
125
245
1,925
100
900
200
1,025
20
385
15
55
20
330
20
275
15
55
209,155
210
640
48,435
125
800
25,600
15
80
1,040
45
661,997
16,380
560
125,544
585
1,449,430
521,795
See footnotes 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 5 of 8.-Poultry farms
[Data are based 00 reports tor only a sample of farms, see text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters .
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters...
20 to 89 litters...
40 to 69 litters. . .
70 or more Utters.
June 2 to November
arms reporting . .
'arms reporting . ,
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting. ,
'arms reporting .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting . ,
number of litters..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting . ,
number of litters . ,
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting..
acres..
Under 11 acres
11 to 24 acres
25 to 48 acres
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain
Wheat harvested.
..farms reporting.
, .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
, .farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
bushels.
, .farms reporting.
bushels.
.farms reporting.
acres.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
jjaKe harvested for grain.
.farms reporting.
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting...
acres . . .
bushels . . .
Sales farms reporting . . .
bushels . . .
frye harvested farms reporting . . .
acres. . .
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...
acres . . .
tans . . .
.farms reporting...
tans...
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting...
acres . . .
tons
Sales ■ farms reporting . . .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting...
acres . . .
tons. ..
Sales farms reporting . . .
tans. ..
Other hay cut. .farms reporting...
acres . . .
tans. ..
Sales farms reporting . . .
tons. . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
tans , green weight . . .
See footnotes at end of table.
11,222
956
77,179!
5,985
3,775
341
5,380
441
1,383
127
518
40
104
7
62
9,658
819
38,836
2,854
8,863
776
38,343
3,131
48,071
4,566
1,016,259
77,747
14,693
1,962
20,180
1,658
10,018
721
2,198
170
494
37
488
18
43,389
4,486
790,026
73,227
48,619,440
4,399,430
15,858
2,067
16,408,052
1,681,450
33,359
3,499
439,660
36,919
12,020,975
993,502
26,843
2,419
9,668,039
732,174
37,604
3,193
541,426
36,671
25,383,182
1,680,706
6,269
814
3,265,837
386,897
13,872
1,169
127,689
8,709
3,908,487
259,435
2,422
198
874,145
52,340
2,147
121
13,197
682
298,206
15,000
695
36
167,269
7,366
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,2311
15,832
24,480
36
288
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,121,099
67,035
1,432
19,633
45,796
293
7,095
3,002
42,091
70,572
584
11,336
85
420
595
186
1,460
2,550
35
525
219
3,431
23,134
56
770
11
21
12
44
329
56
441
311
11,482
42
78
106
60
17
8
301
10,557
689,835
147
270,850
243
4,702
132,847
238
118,938
137
2,661
126,471
28
25,522
119
1,234
45,970
33
11,450
6
62
1,040
1
516
102
2,303
6,721
23
1,160
181
5,031
9,142
43
1,211
16
155
310
49
1,386
8,319
70
670
20
35
60
275
60
395
650
17,985
120
200
250
60
10
10
640
16,380
1,071,060
325
460,390
501
6,727
386
172,306
401
6,290
302,565
136
100,235
215
1,855
55,155
25
7,025
20
45
1,325
10
240
14,610
235
5,405
13,970
45
2,295
426
7,745
13,305
101
2,990
35
310
315
80
1,130
8,260
260
2,120
50
125
65
20
220
1,015
230
1,105
1,085
20,200
310
500
230
40
5
1,080
19,450
1,171,915
570
486,690
810
9,745
265,390
650
210,525
720
9,565
458,750
195
108,020
315
2,510
73,935
75
17,145
25
260
7,105
10
5,680
335
4,460
10,965
75
1,965
625
8,535
14,855
155
2,940
45
260
460
50
225
270
50
595
4,490
250
1,465
70
135
45
220
690
210
775
1,085
15,055
510
470
90
10
1,070
14,475
827,070
470
261,330
825
7,720
195,815
580
132,940
830
8,815
390,390
205
88,195
295
2,005
54,590
45
13,370
15
45
1,000
14,435
335
4,125
8,075
770
9,560
15,930
140
2,305
15
110
80
30
410
1,100
10
300
20
170
1,010
255
785
150
100
5
220
450
175
335
1,085
10,480
720
325
40
1,060
10,010
524,520
465
176,585
850
6,430
153,030
495
87,630
830
7,440
327,425
215
59,055
160
870
25,220
15
3,200
40
130
3,045
10
750
11,965
335
2,580
4,795
65
465
765
9,040
14,280
130
1,665
170
405
15
145
1,025
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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 8.-Poultry farms
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
73
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting..
acres2 .
bushels..
Tobacco harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
pounds , .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars . .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 * farms reporting..
acres . .
Apples3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested bushels. .
Tolal all
commercial farms
8, Oil
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
Economic class
891
1,076
269,214
238
1,120
1,524,575
918
569,733
673
2,497
580
40,983
13,753
27,230
154,719
41
74
14,334
43
295
455,475
68
152,523
56
915
43
13,221
7,836
5,385
42,912
55
127
52,805
60
433
497,600
80
79,810
131
545
m
8,900
3,790
5,110
19,875
225
513
127,535
60
185
268,500
240
208,810
156
496
141
8,552
642
7,910
73,637
225
227
55,660
45
147
220,000
280
72,300
140
267
120
6,005
1,170
4,835
14,900
260
100
15,615
20
40
51,000
195
45,075
145
215
125
3,325
315
3,010
2,495
85
35
3,265
10
20
32,000
55
11,215
45
59
40
980
980
900
1Includes ndli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels 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 6 of 8 .-Dairy farms
Dale arc based on reports for only a sample or farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial forms
Foonomic class
FARMS, ACREAGE, AMD VALUE
Farms number .. .
Percent distribution percent . . .
Land in farms » acres . . .
Percent distribution percent. . ,
Average sue 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. . .
acres . . ,
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting...
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. . ,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Otiier cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
acres . . ,
Improved pasture farms reporting.. ,
acres . . .
Irrigated land in farms forms reporting...
acres . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops formed on the contour farms reporting..
acres . .
Land in strip-cropping syslems for
soil-erosion control forms reporting . .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land Tanns reporting..
acres. .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
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 AMD OTHER INCOME
Farm opefators-
Working off their forms, 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-farm work operators reporting..
With other income of family exceeding
value or 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
or 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 . .
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 of table.
58,843
XXX
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
167.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
6,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
31,831
100.0
5,689,669
100.0
178.7
26,621
151.42
31,670
2,648,402
125
520
1,260
5,606
15,600
7,567
965
25
2
17,129
425,830
8,629
191,947
2,039
37, 149
7,306
154,798
12,238
380,219
20,258
883,383
21,552
876,531
8,488
173,921
147
2,837
2,826
47,260
5,619
244,352
7,640
403,973
1,555
51,320
31,600
581
4,929
8,078
8,498
6,406
3,108
47.5
10,040
5,471
1,697
2,872
2,408
3,804
21,791
3,557
5,058
722
15
780
1,770
4,405
7,420
5,596
3,946
2,665
4,490
677
60
7
265
0.8
135,793
2.4
512.4
154,550
290.40
260
66,347
20
81
134
18
2
181
12,903
58
3,851
22
1,705
41
2,146
55
3,635
171
27,928
181
14,704
102
5,494
5
350
59
3,499
69
9,463
9,892
30
1,383
254
1
41
46
93
34
39
49.0
70
37
11
22
22
49
11
195
29
58
2
2,742
8.6
738,917
13.0
269.5
58,877
219.11
2,742
394,699
5
15
45
710
1,497
463
7
1,647
57,626
570
20,070
144
2,687
582
17,383
834
31,294
1,681
100,973
1,852
102,633
992
30,916
61
1,145
492
10,786
790
45,366
1,072
75,766
195
8,837
2,707
30
541
855
661
461
159
45.1
584
411
71
102
113
340
50
2,158
196
579
35
15
20
145
335
480
275
365
855
231
21
10, 211
32.1
2,043,171
35.9
200.1
32,321
164.66
10,201
1,014,066
5
60
780
5,119
3,925
312
5,810
158,288
2,584
56,847
723
11,957
2,136
44,890
3,555
115,965
6,559
300,574
6,933
303,677
3,308
71,878
66
1,237
1,115
16,815
2,113
96,043
3,033
167,495
610
21,410
10,161
185
2,042
2,836
2,724
1,627
747
45.3
2,514
1,791
308
415
581
1,056
160
7,697
1,021
1,597
102
70
320
1,050
2,025
1,881
1,605
970
!,015
265
9
1
11,925
37.5
1,934,086
34.0
162.2
19,281
120.78
11,880
852, 293
50
115
380
2,281
7,159
1,849
46
6,259
132,243
3,269
69,243
730
13,025
2,774
56,218
4,937
149,900
7,854
308,638
8,254
320,357
3,036
51,463
10
85
890
13,170
1,962
75,265
2,625
119,640
550
15,055
11,845
275
1,685
3,016
3,214
2,457
1,198
47.8
4,080
2,152
766
1,162
986
1,403
860
7,845
1,546
1,859
273
240
615
1,635
3,315
2,255
1,516
995
1,265
5,857
18.4
751,922
13.2
128.4
13,712
107.01
5,792
293,512
25
290
615
2,165
2,457
210
10
2,801
57,795
1,762
36,373
385
7,295
1,507
29,078
2,536
69,585
3,487
130,410
3,807
119,690
955
12,985
5
20
240
2,785
610
16,780
745
28,345
150
4,340
5,807
70
575
1,220
1,525
1,452
965
51.1
2,547
835
541
1,171
671
666
1,131
3,310
675
890
310
350
630
1,385
1,575
840
495
290
260
25
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8 .-Dairy farms
Data are based on reports lor only a sample of farms. See text]
75
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Claris IV
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants ...number.
Cash tenants number.,
Share-Cash tenants number . .
Crop-share tenants number . .
Livestock-sharp 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..
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number..
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers 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 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 . .
number..
Garden 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. .
Bulk-type milk cooler „ farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting..
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting. .
Fafms 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 farms reporting..
4 miles farms reporting..
5 or more miles farms reporting..
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION
Hired majikas farms reporting. .
persons..
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms reporting . .
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
2 hired workers
3 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
.. farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
..farms reporting.
. .farms reporting.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,996
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.
a,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
17,501
10,034
4,115
1,575
315
1,207
416
602
17,481
10,024
4,115
13,935
14,037
11,100
11,215
23,454
23,617
11,352
11,939
22,729
27,745
30,601
71,143
30,486
64,538
7,949
14,079
6,251
1,641
566
30,409
62,481
1,985
2,057
6,421
6,605
28,886
38,672
30,726
27,755
24,921
29,572
30,047
6,077
2,419
a, 224
17,916
6,913
6,762
4,305
2,457
1,692
740
5
20
9,485
14,564
7,361
10,573
5,228
1,552
485
83
13
29,686
835
1,310
99
126
20
99
126
20
166
172
154
167
245
259
260
540
265
1,306
265
1,208
20
37
102
106
265
1,135
66
73
93
98
252
601
265
260
232
264
264
181
87
245
196
39
30
25
250
941
240
855
45
47
96
39
13
229
27
9
1,028
1,145
513
205
65
132
86
25
1,028
1,145
513
1,792
1,828
1,518
1,535
2,522
2,576
2,017
2,214
2,401
3,510
2,697
9,295
2,692
8,347
90
626
1,187
585
204
2,692
8,015
320
332
912
948
2,606
4,301
2,672
2,642
2,500
2,697
2,681
1,392
_709
2,567
1,962
412
358
262
96
61
35
1,950
3,723
1,698
2,940
858
578
233
29
2,531
111
100
4,475
3,960
1,696
620
125
540
185
226
4,470
3,960
1,696
5,451
5,486
4,598
4,643
8,706
8,771
5,191
5,442
8,033
9,998
9,876
26,141
9,861
23,721
1,015
4,998
2,969
678
201
9,846
23,064
620
657
2,364
2,420
9,586
13,174
9,926
9,361
8,681
10,016
9,941
2,883
1,133
8,564
6,376
1,979
1,831
1,285
546
421
120
5
4,105
5,920
3,280
4,290
2,487
662
116
15
9,630
251
330
7,008
3,487
1,405
545
115
415
90
240
6,998
3,477
1,405
4,894
4,919
3,763
3,793
8,844
8,874
3,275
3,335
8,252
9,478
11,540
24,073
11,480
21,845
3,379
6,143
1,692
221
45
11,453
a, 165
669
680
2,176
2,228
10,824
13,777
11,575
10,324
9,180
11,408
11,494
1,381
_405
7,633
6,020
2,953
2,817
1,667
1,150
795
350
2,529
3,204
1,792
2,077
,537
225
30
11,059
320
546
4,241
1,211
405
160
10
100
35
100
4,236
1,211
405
1,536
1,536
996
1,006
2,946
2,946
605
625
3,422
3,852
5,507
9,276
5,482
8,445
2,985
2,101
336
50
10
5,447
8,155
285
290
806
831
4,977
6,088
5,552
4,627
3,882
4,761
5,176
235
80
2,095
2,926
1,330
1,541
961
580
385
185
631
756
351
411
301
40
10
5,476
111
270
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 6 of g. -Dairy farms
i Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text ]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing.
materials used during the year farms reporting. . .
acres on which used. ..
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting..,
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and croplnnd pasture farms reporting...
acres...
Dry materi als farms reporting . . ,
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting .. .
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons..
Corn I"™3 reporting..,
acres. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons...
Wheat farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons . .
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
All other crops farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons..
Lime or timing materials used durinc the year forms reporting..
acres limed. .
Ions ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting . .
S100 to $999 fnmis 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..
51,000 to $2,499 farms reporting. .
S2.5O0 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 $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting. .
S1.000 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, plante, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 fan.is 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..
Undor $100 farms reporting . ,
$100 to .$499 -. farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 farms reporting. .
51,000 to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
29,673
1,580,618
291,324
29,632
290,090
351
1,234
13,751
374,260
13,701
73,558
60
86
5,505
79,269
5,465
14,996
40
49
26,585
541,476
26,464
100,353
256
700
16,307
221,883
16,236
36,700
96
185
1,043
3,643
1,037
2,065
6
32
20,132
360,087
20,047
62,418
100
182
16,333
328,446
543,477
31,826
31,801
86,232,535
410
7,164
7,969
11,624
4,634
17,743
20,474,625
11,692
3,783
1,502
629
137
20,390
4,932,561
10,704
9,368
318
20,475
23,365,362
6,285
4,343
3,108
3,978
1,882
734
112
32
1
21,434
4,648,751
5,939
14,073
1,143
279
31,676
17,315,470
1,271
15,988
10,923
3,459
35
244
54,310
11,254
244
11,245
5
9
179
19,344
179
3,780
81
3,637
81
220
17,015
220
3,596
5
9
151
6,390
151
1,136
30
310
30
274
147
7,614
147
1,590
142
11,024
15,830
265
265
3,181,535
37
227
177
986,614
37
49
35
26
30
118
43,739
57
59
2
250
2,233,637
6
5
20
47
94
51
26
1
185
132,812
5
48
96
36
265
482,562
20
30
205
10
2,686
293,443
59,119
2,685
58,796
61
323
1,964
93,292
1,964
18,440
877
20,547
867
3,713
10
8
2,474
92,928
2,468
19,993
46
255
1,795
37,734
1,789
6,331
16
42
142
1,161
141
698
1
12
1,765
47,781
1,765
9,621
5
6
1,763
60,078
92,182
2,742
2,737
16,605,270
80
182
942
1,533
1,923
4,664,666
701
557
411
202
52
1,697
618,947
608
1,008
81
2,520
7,357,855
135
220
266
715
674
458
46
6
1,932
842,531
70
1,268
482
112
2,737
2,728,898
10
451
1,109
1,157
10
9,884
645,738
121,065
9,874
120,625
160
440
5,966
161, 571
5,931
31,870
45
63
2,532
34,480
2,507
6,530
25
16
9,003
217,210
8,958
41,111
110
225
6,053
90,527
6,028
15,207
30
56
446
1,497
446
809
6,655
140,453
6,620
25,098
45
80
6,084
131,579
10,211
10,211
36,514,965
30
755
1,763
5,256
2,407
6,563
8,317,240
3,911
1,660
716
236
40
6,647
1,885,410
2,952
3,535
160
7,795
9,000,130
1,640
1,642
1,357
2,063
911
167
15
7,419
1,941,625
960
5,938
430
91
10,161
6,593,272
150
3,667
4,954
1,375
15
11,211
441,681
75,351
11,196
74,964
90
387
4,262
78,688
4,247
15,450
15
23
1,630
17,225
1,625
3,205
5
25
10,036
160,666
9,986
26,664
70
173
5,607
63,333
5,577
10,213
35
75
295
505
290
233
5
20
7,834
121,264
7,804
19,199
30
71
5,974
96,535
166,961
11,925
11,920
22,944,820
135
2,858
3,926
4,559
442
6,189
4,918,000
4,593
1,206
255
120
15
7,607
1,670,980
4,201
3,341
65
7,074
4,010,060
2,725
1,900
1,170
1,029
235
15
8,051
1,250,276
2,547
5,374
115
15
11,880
5,398,748
360
7,124
3,850
546
5,062
134,767
22,844
5,052
22,775
30
69
1,265
20,095
1,265
3,812
345
3,090
345
636
4,332
49,792
4,317
8,406
20
35
2,445
21,970
2,435
3,523
15
12
105
155
105
33
3,361
39,665
3,346
6,365
15
22
2,160
26,765
47,670
5,852
5,837
6,513,095
140
2,886
1,981
805
25
2,600
1,488,570
2,185
290
80
45
3,865
662,220
2,500
1,355
10
2,671
749,655
1,645
550
310
151
15
3,427
407,762
2,012
1,375
20
20
5,827
1,953,645
520
4,211
930
166
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8 .-Dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of rums. Soe text]
77
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial Farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 nuts, sold .dollars . . .
Vegetables sold dollars...
FYuits 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 . . .
UVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting...
number . . .
Cows, including heifers tbat have calved farms 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 hand:
Cattle and calves-
1 head..... farms reporting. ..
2 to 4 head farms reporting. ..
S to 0 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 farm* reporting...
10 to 19 head farms reporting . . .
20 to 29 head farms reporting . . .
SO 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 bead farms reporting..
50 to 74 head farms reporting..
75 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 or more head farms reporting..
HOTSeS and/or mules farms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting. .
number . .
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
number..
Born before June 1 rarms 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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting..
number . .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars . .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens. .
dollars. .
See footnotes at end of table.
688,304,478
11,697
173, 893, 113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
U7
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
r90,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273, 242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
338,844,235
10,645
27,828,780
24,304,275
1, 102,496
569,397
1,852,612
311, 015, 455
15,439,677
256,995,023
38,580,755
31,736
1,227,283
31,661
748,836
31,626
739,845
30,346
405,888
21,916
72,559
15
65
535
4,167
19,781
6,464
708
1
55
2,196
11,309
10,534
6,115
1,230
160
62
55
2,291
11,484
10,446
5,944
1,210
136
60
6,415
16,836
12,706
166,906
7,689
97,926
10,233
68,980
1,929
47,015
1,339
12,423
1,794
34,592
1,729
30,729
1,209
3,863
17,868
3,796,227
31,666
526,991
32,895,644
7,111
154,040
4,929,280
1,429
28,146
365,898
31.831
5,685,726,954
256,995,023
10,343
1,995,757
12, 179
36,102,385
12,996,860
13,701,043
51,702
1,233,293
1,180,454
38,500
2,646
11,693
12,467,750
723,504
9,841,788
1,902,458
265
34,595
265
20,291
265
19,981
230
11,094
215
3,210
15
85
164
1
5
26
126
53
50
5
31
131
44
49
43
255
87
2,687
61
1,781
70
906
11
195
6
18
11
177
11
165
11
12
105
124,775
265
15,917
1,814,397
62
2,425
77,600
6
106
1,378
265
192,037,178
9,841,788
96
77,632
97
1,597,104
574,957
70,835,589
25,834
7,149,934
6,015,596
426,126
210,053
498,159
63,685,655
3,931,988
51,616,314
8,137,353
2,722
200,334
2,707
119,603
2,702
118,356
2,637
69,033
2,076
11,698
5
5
475
1,785
447
5
10
45
365
1,416
768
86
12
10
45
361
1,436
762
72
11
583
1,839
937
17,747
625
11,362
726
6,385
137
4,255
77
885
122
3,370
122
3,280
72
90
1,409
767,880
2,737
92,731
7,337,699
614
20,035
641,120
112
3,035
39,455
2,742
1,054,584,672
51,616,314
1,177
529,021
1,196
9,129,600
3,286,657
142,259,803
13,932
12,117,148
10,621,231
499,020
225,434
771,463
130,142,655
6,868,758
107,885,999
15,387,898
10,191
477,663
10,171
292,796
10,161
289,587
9,906
159,652
7,088
25,215
15
175
6,164
3,745
92
5
55
1,260
4,661
3,853
316
21
55
1,305
4,786
3,683
307
20
2,084
5,953
3,832
66,756
2,465
39,395
3,102
27,361
705
15,810
500
4,385
660
11,425
655
10,170
445
1,255
5,858
1,611,867
10,211
210,797
12,957,681
2,541
68,438
2,190,016
530
10,050
130,650
10,211
2,373,482,677
107,885,999
4,046
928,659
4,567
16,017,276
5,766,219
88,046,942
7,383
5,848,862
5,212,435
106,500
97,893
432,034
82,198,080
3,114,492
69,365,362
9,718,226
11,895
379,483
11,880
234,033
11,875
231,878
11,455
123,636
8,274
21,814
5
10
40
1,085
9,976
774
5
35
255
5,807
4,988
780
15
35
280
5,922
4,874
754
10
2,193
5,407
4,927
54,391
2,976
31,914
3,877
22,477
676
16,470
496
4,780
631
11,690
596
10,539
416
1,151
6,590
948,680
11,885
156,478
8,054,137
2,637
44,831
1,434,592
506
9,890
128,570
11,925
L604, 506,059
69,365,362
3,514
357,277
4,259
7,489,765
2,696,315
22,651,343
3,867
1,388,953
1,194,963
29,460
29,949
134,581
21,262,390
760,278
17,331,753
3,170,359
5,842
124,402
5,822
75,644
5,812
73,889
5,402
39,112
3,772
9,646
5
5
240
2,496
3,021
75
1,285
3,992
500
40
5
1,345
4,007
420
40
1,296
2,921
2,542
22,653
1,356
12,198
2,132
10,455
330
8,960
235
2,095
300
6,865
275
5,605
225
1,260
3,421
317,980
5,822
47,303
2,510,005
1,117
17,296
553,472
240
4,710
61,230
5,857
433,486,446
17,331,753
1,395
99,029
1,845
1,769,980
637, 194
1,349,515
1,624
90,590
79,596
2,890
3,422
4,682
1,258,925
40,657
953,807
264,461
821
10,806
816
6,469
811
6,154
716
3,361
491
976
50
235
406
130
10
586
205
15
10
596
205
216
461
381
2,672
206
1,276
326
1,396
70
1,325
25
260
70
1,065
70
970
40
95
485
25,045
746
3,765
221,725
140
1,015
32,480
35
355
4,615
831
27,629,922
953,807
115
4,139
215
98,660
35,518
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 6 of 8 .-Dairy farms
[ Daia an baaed on reports for only a sample or farms. See text ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial fanns
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Contiiiued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting.
number of litters .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms repotting .
arms reporting .
'arms reporting .
'arms reporting.
'anus reporting .
number of litters .
1 to June 1 fanns reporting .
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Con for all purposes fanns reporting.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters.. .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres ...
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting.,
'arms reporting.,
'arms reporting . .
'arms reporting . .
'anna reporting . .
acres. .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Wheat harvested fanns reporting .
acres,
bushels.
.fanns reporting,
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels ,
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Rye harvested farms reporting.
acres,
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.
BCres.
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tans.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting..
tons. .
Other hay out farms reporting. .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres . .
tons, green weight. .
See footnotes at end of table.
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
5,513
26,155
2,213
2,702
472
111
10
5
4,639
13,118
4,215
13,037
28,929
595,358
8,000
12,956
6,314
1,258
239
162
24,614
406,121
25,190,004
7,393
6,409,519
18,000
235,681
6,277,917
14,442
4,963,308
24,432
367,907
17,519,043
2,434
1,111,165
7,655
66,680
1,948,810
1,002
239,055
1,079
6,019
130,125
287
61,975
1,361,013
19,316
474,198
1,160,130
1,000
34,343
24,192
671,945
1,215,025
1,256
36,428
1,625
12,156
20,250
15
30
2,207
46,613
70,298
75
1,365
10,646
156,101
1,055,644
47
782
5
21
15
1
5
47
246
3V
536
230
17,990
5
26
40
67
39
53
216
12,033
830,781
101
419,409
157
6,566
200,015
147
131,531
151
5,256
267,075
7
5,000
90
2,230
78,920
11
7,150
23
169
4,955
12
3,415
215
15,565
51,007
31
2,250
162
9,693
19,278
7
860
14
295
618
23
928
1,892
114
6,538
50,770
438
3,094
105
236
62
30
5
371
1,456
366
1,638
2,569
99,373
91
691
1,152
456
105
74
2,360
68,282
4,551,268
909
1,412,315
1,985
39,110
1,245,182
1,844
1,068,087
1,893
44,332
2,248,523
260
195,115
1,062
12,344
449,835
166
59,760
126
1,130
23,085
45
14,735
2,278
90,663
254,465
228
12,605
1,821
67,910
137,682
231
8,988
146
1,461
3,137
211
4,665
7,841
5
85
1,564
36,026
253,924
1,860
10,335
610
975
210
60
5
1,635
5,260
1,470
5,075
9,584
236,791
1,131
4,569
3,164
600
90
30
8,400
164,241
10,483,010
2,860
2,648,790
6,458
95, 166
2,616,170
5,763
2,164,890
7,663
135,865
6,793,320
751
424,925
3,042
27,284
823,000
465
113,280
325
2,065
50,500
130
29,715
512,183
7,397
187,119
471,817
426
13,488
7,684
234,711
453,338
537
18,645
490
4,025
6,200
771
16,550
27,955
45
1,095
4,849
69,778
473,070
2,081
8,391
921
995
150
15
1,716
4,296
1,550
4,095
10,904
178,889
3,497
5,619
1,648
130
5
5
8,881
118,055
7,000,460
2,587
1,556,090
6,293
68,675
1,655,150
4,792
1,214,917
9,628
132,761
6,133,625
1,021
382,865
2,451
18,542
473,645
285
51,905
365
1,655
33,105
" 65
8,350
444,456
6,706
137,936
298,531
255
5,465
9,288
247,606
427,842
360
6,445
665
4,185
6,950
817
16,905
22,930
10
110
3,424
37,824
240,700
951
3,237
471
440
35
5
765
1,660
721
1,577
4,992
57,485
2,741
1,951
295
5
4,202
39,730
2,136,845
876
350,600
2,752
24,014
513,430
1,741
316,148
4,537
45,743
1,929,020
365
97,230
925
5,895
113,460
70
6,650
190
895
16,720
35
5,760
155,665
2,465
39,905
79,400
60
535
4,587
100,995
160,925
111
1,335
300
2,165
3,320
10
25
340
6,920
8,670
10
50
655
5,680
35,390
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8 .-Dairy farms
[Data art» based on r«port9 Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
79
(For ilehnitions and explanations, see lexl)
ToUl all
commercial fapns
Economic class
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Conlinued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
acres2
bushels .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.
acres .
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees J farms reporting .
acres.
Apples3 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels.
8, Oil
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
3,367
3,744
1,068,628
1,145
7,371
10,937,045
1,512
1,102,496
2,456
6,065
2,316
101,155
21,620
79,535
185,710
31
310
137,535
15
170
232,000
15
38,500
15"
375
375
840
223
1,162
382,262
280
2,278
3,653,375
242
426, 126
150
752
140
13,195
2,665
10,530
57,100
891
1,506
401,115
600
3,845
5,704,900
605
499,020
735
2,063
670
33,060
6,320
26,740
75,565
1,246
533
119,080
205
980
1,206,770
435
106,500
925
2,247
895
37,800
9,485
28,315
40,415
821
205
24,421
45
98
140,000
185
29,460
531
854
501
14,555
2,715
11,840
10,635
155
28
,215
30
2,890
100
129
95
2,170
435
1,735
1,155
1Includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does 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 7 of 8. -Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[DaU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
FaffnS number .. .
Percent disu-ibulion 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 . . .
acres . . .
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting. . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. . .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting...
1,000 or more acres farms reporting...
Cropland used only for pasture Farms reporting...
acres —
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.. .
acres . . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting...
acres . . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. . .
acres . . ,
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting . . .
acres . . ,
Improved pasture farms reporting . . ,
acres . . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting. .
acres . .
Land in st/ip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion conuol farms reporting. .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
acres . .
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 84 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 ofr-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 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 lo 139 acres number .
140 to 179 acres number .
lBOto 219 acres number.
220 to 259 acres number.
260 to 499 acres number.
500 to 969 acres number .
1,000 to 1,999 acres number .
2,000 or more acres number .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all
commercial farms
58,8.43
XXX
8,979,501
XXX
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,1.18
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
Economic class
7,999
100.0
1,195,837
100.0
149.5
29,532
196.24
7,532
498,701
295
610
711
1,701
3,038
949
213
13
2
3,717
130,101
2,626
72,869
833
20,163
2,042
52,706
2,101
55,544
4,580
203,460
4,254
157,969
1,396
37,914
762
16,125
1,135
44,947
1,648
92,253
261
9,187
7,912
131
1,041
1,590
1,976
2,094
1,080
50.1
3,955
1,481
676
1,798
991
1,852
2,026
4,044
656
1,421
518
85
955
950
1,342
1,806
1,106
536
345
654
177
36
7
256
3.2
91,606
7.7
357.8
129,085
375.81
255
46,838
15
85
86
56
11
2
121
14,856
60
2,445
33
815
33
1,630
29
909
121
11,258
107
10,111
38
3,653
12
425
76
2,635
57
5,004
97
10,429
3
207
255
1
56
55
63
62
18
46.4
154
80
20
54
36
74
47
102
15
42
12
131,317
11.0
196.0
55,912
282.41
665
73,460
45
340
198
70
2
285
12,795
159
4,378
54
1,683
128
2,695
126
4,051
342
16,080
388
15,331
148
4,530
31
307
131
3,940
144
9,160
191
16,082
61
1,375
669
5
165
U3
167
98
91
46.7
247
176
46
25
65
122
40
423
81
124
10
10
70
140
185
1,145
U.3
185,884
15.5
162.3
38,394
234.65
1,120
96,523
10
50
220
520
262
58
470
17,615
285
7,180
100
2,235
210
4,945
219
5,540
668
29,146
610
19,970
223
5,245
15
275
170
3,955
157
5,796
267
14,836
42
1,310
1,145
35
250
206
315
232
107
46.9
568
270
218
110
267
213
577
90
157
30
100
190
185
240
125
95
60
105
40
4
1
1,719
21.5
269,475
22.5
156.8
28,278
185.06
1,653
111,508
45
100
106
355
780
243
24
811
29,125
515
13,991
181
3,840
379
10,151
416
12,984
1,030
40,371
996
40,709
382
11,296
15
645
145
2,815
291
12,092
437
24,121
1,699
40
200
396
349
427
287
50.4
955
250
195
510
275
469
555
764
115
341
150
15
180
145
270
390
265
140
80
180
45
2,623
32.8
355,330
29.7
135.5
21,246
154.27
2,468
127,052
65
220
290
696
1,047
145
5
1,340
41,735
896
22,720
270
5,580
721
17,140
795
20,760
1,473
67,660
1,437
52,503
505
11,135
15
150
185
2,345
405
11,440
545
23,880
65
2,565
2,608
40
250
530
661
550
577
52.0
1,561
235
335
991
455
795
1,171
1,062
215
567
316
35
330
290
415
595
430
175
120
200
30
3
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8 --Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See lexll
81
Item
(For definitions Bud explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
FARMS BY COIDR AND TENURE (IF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number .
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.
Crop-share tenants number.
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants number.,
White (ami operators:
Full owners number.,
Part owners number..
All tenants number. .
Nonwhite farm operators
Full owners number . ,
Part owners number. ,
All tenants number . ,
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ,
number.,
Com pickers farms reporting..
number..
Pick-up balers 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 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 . .
number..
Garden 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..
Bulk-type 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 . .
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 try 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 farm operated operators reporting..
Operators not reporting residence. number. .
See footnotes at end of utble.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
U,744
6,996
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
5,540
1,464
922
240
41
316
105
220
5,530
1,464
922
2,577
2,611
2,506
2,547
3,815
3,863
1,006
1,058
5,182
6,703
7,179
15,272
7,089
13,492
3,083
2,557
948
277
224
6,973
12,865
575
627
1,650
1,780
6,653
8,969
7,308
6,282
5,463
1,024
902
60
309
3,342
4,703
1,515
1,694
1,049
645
385
245
15
1,668
2,791
1,169
1,825
826
242
61
33
6,994
618
387
138
143
166
181
204
2M
100
111
216
401
256
945
251
860
21
66
65
50
49
251
814
45
46
71
85
219
397
241
230
197
30
25
2
34
218
209
24
23
13
10
10
181
446
155
377
217
31
340
158
165
35
5
70
40
15
340
158
165
337
347
372
378
464
482
207
218
504
794
635
2,028
630
1,748
46
260
201
80
43
624
1,674
69
74
253
280
594
947
610
589
564
115
105
17
63
489
542
98
25
25
285
545
224
390
141
47
18
18
612
16
42
684
200
245
55
10
130
15
35
684
200
245
517
517
547
562
655
670
203
213
760
1,089
1,015
2,707
1,010
2,444
185
477
226
55
67
990
2,311
117
133
239
263
885
1,329
930
819
127
106
20
66
695
849
141
135
LL5
20
10
10
399
610
289
385
212
60
16
1,025
90
30
1,134
394
175
35
20
50
10
60
1,134
394
175
634
648
654
654
983
988
299
309
1,203
1,528
1,584
3,485
1,564
3,098
545
686
221
62
50
1,534
2,980
108
118
367
387
1,498
2,049
1,603
1,439
1,230
235
185
5
85
843
1,066
296
325
200
125
95
30
372
535
276
388
212
42
17
5
1,457
186
76
1,948
470
195
70
5
35
15
70
1,943
470
195
675
680
581
586
1,203
1,203
177
187
1,738
2,010
2,388
4,216
2,373
3,686
1,345
788
205
30
5
2,348
3,545
131
141
500
530
2,242
2,812
2,488
2,153
1,772
392
321
16
56
912
1,407
595
616
416
200
125
75
376
560
200
250
155
40
5
2,292
225
106
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 7 of 8--Liyestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
|Doto are~oased on report.1* for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions nnd explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year. farms reporting.. .
acres on which used .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Liquid maUi~ials farms reporting...
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. ..
tons . . .
Corn. ........... . .farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials fam.9 reporting. . .
tons. ..
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons . . .
Wheat .................................... /arms reporting . . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Irish potatoes Jamis reporting,. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. ..
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
All other crops farms reporting. . .
Dry materials farms reporti ng . . .
Ions . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Ions...
Lime or liming materials used during the year forms reporting. . ,
acres limed. .,
tons . . ,
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. ..
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting...
dollars...
Under $100 farms reporting. .
$100 to $999 famLS 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 51 ,000 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $2,499 forms reporting. .
S2,500to $4,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to 59,999 forms reporting..
$10,000 or more farms reporting . .
dachine hire forms reporting . .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting..
$200 to $999 farms reporting..
$1,000 or more forme reporting . .
Hired lobar forms reporting. .
dollars...
Under $200 forms reporting . .
$200 to $499 forms reporting . .
$500 to $990 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 $49,999 forms reporting. .
$50,000 or more forms reporting..
Seeds, bulbs, ptonts, ond trees. farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 forms reporting . .
MIX) to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 or more forms reporting..
Gosoline ond other petroleum fuel
ond oil for the fann business farms reporting..
dollars..
Under $100 forms reporting . .
S100 to $499 i farms reporting. .
S500 to $999 forms reporting. .
$1,000 to 51,999 forms reporting,.
$5,000 or more forms reporting. .
See footnotes ot end of loMe.
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
15,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,605,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
6,572
314,113
61,329
6,562
61,049
38
280
1,806
48,928
1,801
10,191
7
111
607
10,815
607
2,193
5,850
128,055
5,840
25,172
18
114
4,166
54,620
4,151
9,444
16
30
392
1,461
387
969
5
10
4,378
70,234
4,363
13,080
15
15
2,652
48,392
83,140
7,994
7,473
14,285,501
556
3,459
1,297
1,441
720
5,472
25,214,016
2,359
734
798
840
741
4,661
1,093,451
2,619
1,948
94
4,295
5,311,175
1,671
906
468
708
343
130
54
11
4
4,624
754,916
2,144
2,264
164
52
7,834
3,009,373
1,470
4,443
1,405
496
20
239
43,962
9,053
239
8,861
8
192
137
14,952
137
3,028
2
108
28
1,693
28
309
225
15,388
225
3,157
8
74
159
5,089
159
772
1
10
47
601
47
404
169
6,239
169
1,191
115
5,003
8,658
256
256
2,378,584
2
20
86
148
224
6,743,201
6
6
204
187
78,176
52
117
18
241
1,206,575
5
30
15
68
70
36
8
5
4
171
92,192
12
119
21
19
256
276,713
10
68
92
77
644
54,371
11,545
644
11,535
5
10
175
6,183
175
1,438
73
1,062
73
202
628
26,109
628
5,585
539
10,485
539
1,934
80
525
75
374
5
10
480
10,007
480
2,002
308
8,004
11,595
670
670
3,834,512
57
35
252
326
602
7,188,579
46
11
26
146
371
491
182,097
148
327
16
530
1,075,066
95
100
85
127
72
22
23
6
531
166,205
45
402
67
17
665
508,507
35
270
258
91
11
1,080
67,277
12,992
1,080
12,979
5
13
314
7,905
314
1,937
110
2,195
110
531
1,020
29,495
1,020
5,469
632
12,711
827
2,164
5
13
100
150
100
93
808
14,821
608
2,785
493
10,160
16,760
1,145
1,130
3,033,254
15
258
250
427
180
1,008
6,182,925
112
70
196
495
135
729
175,758
357
372
789
984,985
220
185
91
175
76
25
17
755
148,570
196
507
41
11
1,120
573,260
115
586
301
118
1,520
67,536
12,575
1,520
12,575
463
11,113
463
1,926
186
3,270
186
631
1,353
26,669
1,353
5,108
985
11,560
985
2,054
944
14,864
944
2,766
as
9,955
19,741
1,719
1,644
2,456,441
60
725
392
411
56
1,227
3,215,137
405
245
405
141
31
1,057
262,880
561
466
30
1,048
1,211,059
380
211
156
163
75
37
6
1,101
179,983
405
656
35
5
1,699
709,268
180
996
384
139
2,133
64,292
12,065
2,128
12,045
15
20
551
6,885
546
1,257
5
3
180
2,375
180
431
1,853
24,419
1,848
4,859
5
5
1,241
12,340
1,231
2,090
10
7
75
115
75
45
1,402
16,158
1,392
3,363
10
5
820
12,250
21,245
2,623
2,497
2,031,975
205
1,562
475
245
10
1,701
1,694,479
1,131
370
150
50
1,562
320,410
991
541
30
1,382
677,005
746
330
106
150
40
10
1,466
136,351
961
505
2,583
705,175
460
1,748
315
60
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text
83
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold total, dollars.
average per form, dollars .
All crops sold dollars.
Field crops, other than vegetables and fruits anil 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
Cows, including heifers that have calved.
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves .
arms reporting.
number .
arms reporting.
number,
'arms reporting.
number.
'arms reporting.
number .
'amis reporting.
number.
Forms reporting by number on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting. .
2 to 4 heed farms reporting. .
5 to 9 head farms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting . .
20 to 49 head forms reporting..
50 to 99 head farms reporting..
100 to 499 heod farms reporting. .
500 or more head forms reporting . .
Cows, including heifers that have ealved-
1 head forms reporting . .
2 to 9 head forms reporting..
10 to 19 head farms reporting..
20 to 29 head forms reporting . .
30 to 49 heod rarms reporting..
50 to 74 head forms reporting . .
75 to 99 head forms 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 heod farms reporting. .
100 or more head farms reporting. .
HofSeS and/or mules forms reporting..
number..
HogS and pigs forms reporting. .
number . .
Bom since June 1 forms reporting..
number . .
Bom before June 1 forms reporting..
number . ,
Sheep and lambs farms reporting. .
number. .
Lambs under 1 year old rarms reporting..
number. ,
Sheep 1 year old and over forms reporting..
number..
Ewes forms reporting . ,
number.,
Rams and wethers farms reporting . .
number..
Chickens 4 months old and over forms reporting..
number. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold olive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars.,
Bogs and pigs sold alive forms reporting..
number.,
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold olive farms reporting .
dollars..
Milk and cream sold Tonus reporting..
pounds.
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold rarms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,L24
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
M7
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
75,666,341
9,459
9,999,871
8,701,692
443,650
389,224
465,305
65,666,470
5,817,445
2,148,202
57,700,823
7,354
249,949
4,953
49,998
3,616
14,050
4,689
50,097
6,589
149,854
85
480
845
1,675
2,929
1,050
283
7
1,017
2,328
894
362
252
61
12
27
1,253
2,034
223
99
4
2,141
7,554
4,872
186,896
3,648
114,908
3,948
71,988
1,339
72,541
907
17,979
1,283
54,562
1,247
44,582
1,036
9,980
4,589
1,291,233
7,269
213,907
48,670,086
4,062
251,082
8,034,624
1,124
46,831
608,803
1,246
52,658,357
2,148,202
2,913
855,220
3,304
13,123,871
4,724,593
16,907,697
66,046
1,622,959
1,386,019
74,440
5,774
156,726
15,284,738
1,073,976
368,319
13,842,443
251
36,050
83
4,190
66
989
69
2,561
251
29,299
58
246
139
9,065
109
5,805
97
3,260
50
1,911
33
237
50
1,674
44
1,590
35
84
133
165,266
256
47,316
13,294,403
131
15,939
510,048
30
805
10,465
38
6,804,534
368,319
145
232,828
120
2,306,106
830,198
19,238,901
28,715
2,763,981
2,423,890
175, 530
131,266
33,295
16,474,920
1,946,547
648,333
13,880,040
655
42,051
312
5,282
252
2,112
192
2,907
625
33,862
5
10
5
10
301
227
97
100
85
50
42
6
15
156
932
402
37,262
321
21,260
296
16,002
107
4,373
52
990
102
3,383
102
3,010
87
373
490
379,703
655
46,015
12,104,155
382
51,488
1,647,616
92
3,047
39,611
131
14,480,102
648,333
462
211,086
459
4,511,810
1,624,251
16,286,493
14,224
2,585,089
2,377,385
103,475
81,371
22,858
13,701,404
1,400,599
379,695
11,921,110
1,090
45,651
625
6,157
499
1,835
455
6,519
1,045
32,975
45
50
85
590
270
50
170
285
70
35
40
16
181
257
45
16
449
1,835
731
40,666
556
25,599
596
15,067
254
6,294
149
1,150
244
5,144
239
4,658
193
486
737
316,595
1,095
41,997
9,950,629
646
58,941
1,886,112
194
4,017
52,221
186
8,629, 713
379,695
640
210,678
615
3,202,385
1,152,859
12,381,792
7,203
1, 617, 505
1,390,788
61,530
71,847
93,340
10,764,287
823,069
383,940
9,557,278
1,569
54,851
1,024
13,014
742
2,646
994
13,834
1,469
28,003
15
45
95
300
795
274
45
220
360
191
113
106
28
6
310
362
50
20
461
1,782
1,037
43,629
832
28,079
856
15, 550
238
17,323
138
4,602
237
12,721
222
10,574
201
2,147
883
200,549
1,609
40,035
7,350,381
927
61,560
1,969,920
207
11,883
154,479
250
10,087,131
383,940
641
115,686
705
1,811,840
652,263
9,286,476
3,540
1,249,904
1,020,139
22,550
93,336
113,879
8,036,572
492,764
281,115
7,262,693
2,363
55,511
1,673
15,981
1,091
3,656
1,833
18,580
2,128
20,950
40
110
270
755
997
186
5
320
660
457
146
90
420
600
56
15
596
1,813
1,542
42,421
1,190
26,265
1,267
16,156
465
33,210
355
8,165
435
25,045
425
19,160
380
5,885
1,410
173,525
2,363
31,610
5,156,578
1,336
53,124
1,699,968
395
21,290
276,770
406
8,896,247
281,115
780
72,573
980
1,114,310
401,151
1,564,982
987
160,433
103,471
6,125
5,630
45,207
1,404,549
80,490
86,800
1,237,259
1,426
15,835
1,236
5,374
966
2,812
1,146
5,696
1,071
4,765
25
265
425
520
191
190
921
115
10
230
721
15
421
946
1,021
13,853
640
7,900
836
5,953
225
9,430
180
2,835
215
6,595
215
5,590
140
1,005
936
55,595
1,291
6,934
813,940
640
10,030
320,960
206
5,789
75,257
235
3,760,630
86,800
245
12,369
425
177,420
63,871
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 7 of 8.-Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports For only a sample of farms. See text]
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
(For definitions and explanations, see test)
Total
Class I
Class II
Class IH
Class [V
Class V
Class VI
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters farrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. . . .farms reporting. . .
number of litters . . .
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
2,790
32,893
575
1,253
550
284
71
57
2,469
16,570
2,334
16,323
67
1,553
16
20
23
6
2
61
677
61
876
211
6,551
25
71
54
26
5
30
186
3,432
196
3,119
396
7,805
35
165
56
75
45
20
351
3,744
351
4,061
681
7,789
135
281
145
100
15
5
601
3,792
591
3,997
965
7,230
170
510
230
55
885
3,790
805
3,440
470
1,965
210
210
45
5
385
number of litters . . ,
1,135
330
number of litters . . .
830
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
6,573
140,724
2,343
2,406
1,322
311
94
97
6,380
121,669
7,320,840
1,429
1,207,920
236
16,639
17
113
53
8
45
230
13,187
859,030
52
143,750
658
27,326
11
186
307
71
41
42
658
22,988
1,523,855
161
277,885
1,070
32,045
85
472
362
106
35
10
1,060
27,744
1,676,595
240
259,860
1,485
29,810
365
720
334
61
5
1,445
26,320
1,523,535
405
282,450
2,043
27,089
1,006
821
191
20
5
1,971
24,170
1,379,735
521
235,425
1,081
acres . . .
7,815
876
190
15
1,016
acres . . .
bushels.. .
7,260
358,090
50
bushels. . .
8,550
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
4,872
58,790
1,651,922
179
5,634
179,967
605
10,500
340,165
942
13,886
423,840
1,080
12,125
330,175
1,471
13,325
312,265
595
acres . . .
bushels. . .
3,320
65,510
26,843
9,668,039
3,755
1,326,512
173
158,415
560
295,222
866
348,535
875
268,385
1,076
229,550
205
bushels. . .
26,405
acres. . .
bushels. . ■
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
4,622
54,748
2,435,905
87
3,036
128,330
242
3,887
194,130
539
8,827
414,520
1,080
14,019
633,040
1,783
17,869
782,770
891
7,110
283,115
6,269
3,265,837
623
261,880
22
42,400
36
35,575
80
35,240
145
50,405
270
83,570
70
bushels . . .
14,690
13,872
L27,689
3,908,487
2,328
22,560
724,470
159
3,130
116,680
352
3,998
141,295
551
5,707
188,200
560
4,815
139,980
586
3,920
111,155
120
acres . . .
bushels . . .
990
27,160
2,422
874,145
297
84,951
26
13,516
31
13,750
100
30,835
60
14,960
70
11,040
10
bushels. . .
850
2,U7
13,197
298,206
372
2,320
58,170
23
429
13,775
32
290
6,580
61
350
10,255
85
470
12,890
106
531
11,100
65
acres. . .
bushels . . .
250
3,570
695
167,269
L15
33,755
17
12,792
17
3,388
21
6,680
35
7,990
20
2,655
5
bushels . . .
250
Hay crops:
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
200,888
3,331
64,810
144,564
16,259
187
6,001
15,327
23,566
355
8,173
22,282
30,358
469
9,600
25,595
47,003
774
16,125
35,300
61,187
1,140
19,370
35,850
22,515
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
acres . . .
tons. . .
406
5,541
10,210
3,066
151,739
555
15,570
47
1,430
82
4,140
110
3,315
141
4,235
145
2,290
30
tons. ..
160
Clover, timothy, and mljrtures of clover
acres . . .
tons. . .
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
5,569
117,898
198,153
184
6,301
12,700
517
12,828
27,640
850
19,050
37,800
1,179
26,343
42,768
1,808
36,872
53,895
1,031
16,504
23,350
tons. ..
4,440
119,314
697
14,910
27
1,305
100
3,560
125
3,090
155
3,705
220
2,795
70
455
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
acres . . .
tons. . .
2,218
15,832
24,480
231
1,685
1,907
11
140
192
35
195
295
35
180
200
50
560
615
60
435
460
40
175
145
36
288
10
40
5
20
5
20
tons. . .
3,082
60,538
88,904
370
6,508
8,020
23
850
1,325
55
825
1,415
51
578
490
61
1,225
1,625
135
2,735
2,825
45
acres . . .
tons. . .
295
340
211
5,687
35
530
5
250
10
150
5
25
10
70
5
35
tons. . .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
acres . . .
tons, green weight...
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
541
9,987
60,939
63
2,967
| 18,811
99
1,545
10,408
77
950
6,465
157
2,750
14,905
145
1,775
10,350
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8--Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See textj
85
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total nil
commercial farms
Economic clas9
SPECIFIED CROPS rHRVESTED-Conlinucd
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
acres2
bushels .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.
acres,
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting.
acres . .
Apples farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number. .
Trees of bearing age number..
(iiantity harvested bushels . .
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27, 565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
1,017
1,580
474,958
1,002
6,715
9,930,240
603
443,650
902
3,084
826
39,080
6,397
32,683
109,502
54
614
247,308
77
906
1,480,475
33
74,440
18
34
18
692
145
547
1,120
127
537
156,240
265
2,265
3,535,225
100
175,530
71
778
61
5,719
10
5,709
33,483
161
162
27,105
405
2,647
3,692,575
155
103,475
158
546
142
7,044
2,667
4,377
21,329
160
60
12,090
170
700
931, 560
145
61,530
165
603
155
11,093
940
10,150
43,870
285
137
22,740
80
192
285,405
115
22,550
295
679
270
9,025
1,305
7,720
8,105
230
70
9,475
5
5
5,000
55
6,125
195
444
180
5,507
1,330
4,180
1,595
1Includes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does 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 8 of 8. -General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Tola] all
al farms
Economic class
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:
\verage per farm dollars..
Average per acre dollars. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting..
1 1. 1 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting . ,
20 to 29 acres farms reporting..
30 to 49 acres farms reporting . .
50 to 99 acres farms reporting . .
100 to 199 acres farms reporting . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting. .
500 to 999 acres farms reporting . .
1,000 or more acres farms reporting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting . .
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres. .
Land in strip-cropping systems For
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting . .
acres . .
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 opetators-
Working off their farms, toul 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-farm work operators reporting . .
With other Income of family exceeding
val ue 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..
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 of Uible.
58,843
m
8,979,501
xxx
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
1/1,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
2,717
5,858
4,777
8,514
12,198
8,215
5,404
3,582
6,234
1,153
156
35
4,772
100.0
673,723
100.0
141.2
32,040
227.96
4,757
388,379
80
206
350
1,100
1,961
842
193
17
1,973
31,522
1,621
35,551
613
10,683
1,223
24,868
822
17,162
2,785
108,245
2,615
53,339
948
14,502
99
1,960
616
16,115
752
39,582
1,122
96,998
173
4,155
4,717
120
698
1,004
1,098
1,078
719
49.3
1,682
989
228
465
401
653
495
3,090
498
925
202
25
625
605
985
1,030
555
295
195
351
75
20
11
79
1.7
47,855
7.1
605.8
164,182
311.12
79
37,087
37
1,137
24
804
17
320
14
484
2
32
54
3,488
41
2,269
24
1,104
33
3,405
38
4,795
52
5,305
11
225
16
28
13
15
7
44.9
525
11.0
101,090
15.0
192.6
54,535
276.11
525
68,010
50
225
160
242
6,165
114
2,285
57
650
83
1,635
87
2,688
269
11,294
312
7,063
161
3,510
40
955
91
5,785
122
7,322
197
13,501
1,185
520
5
141
175
106
60
33
42.5
143
135
7
382
110
45
1,098
23.0
153,530
22.8
139.8
41,391
289.72
1,098
100,188
15
220
500
311
47
5
483
6,582
252
5,915
90
2,105
197
3,810
166
3,605
533
18,992
676
10,342
296
3,537
25
340
205
3,450
165
9,050
257
15,107
30
940
1,093
35
245
296
286
140
91
44.3
317
251
26
40
91
781
120
100
170
260
170
160
75
60
70
30
3
1,218
25.5
155,634
23.1
127.8
25,383
205.69
1,213
91,110
45
105
235
560
242
26
497
7,243
417
7,849
187
2,890
277
4,959
186
3,525
742
24,967
686
11,390
220
2,670
20
75
155
1,685
200
10,085
310
50,585
55
1,380
1,203
45
136
275
245
310
192
49.8
467
261
110
96
95
751
131
236
76
5
170
145
215
335
160
65
20
85
15
3
1,275
26.7
164,979
24.5
129.4
20,555
161.16
1,275
73,049
15
70
110
385
595
94
6
552
8,240
577
12,591
201
3,811
451
8,780
251
4,077
875
39,249
613
16,625
202
2,791
5
5
92
1,460
207
7,980
266
11,570
35
425
1,265
25
120
175
303
246
396
54.4
578
171
85
322
145
697
145
341
126
5
145
165
275
330
150
75
45
75
5
1
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text |
87
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
F\RMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . . .
Part owners number . . .
Ml tenants number . . .
Cash tenants number . . .
Share-cash tenants number . . .
Crop-shore tenants number...
Lueslock-shore tenants number...
Other and unspecified tenants number...
White farm operators:
Full owners number.. ,
Part owners number . . .
Al I tenants number .. .
Nonwhile farm operators
Full owners number . . ,
Part owners number.. ,
All tenants number . . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ANT) KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting. ..
number...
Corn pickers farms reporting . . ,
number. ..
Pick-up balers farms reporting . .
Field forage harvesters farms reporting..
Motortrucks rarms reporting . .
number. .
Tractors farms reporting . .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
number..
1 tractor forms reporting . .
■2 tractors forms reporting . .
3 tractors forms reporting..
4 tractors farms reporting. .
5 or more tractors farms reporting. .
Wheel tractors farms reporting . .
number. .
Crawler tractors forms reporting. .
number..
Garden tractors forms reporting..
number. .
Automobiles farms reporting. .
number. .
Automobiles and, or motortrucks farms reporting..
Telephone farms reporting . .
Home freezer forms reporting . .
Milking machine farms reporting. .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting..
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop dner (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reportinc . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting..
Farms by kind of load 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 rood farms reporting..
1 or more miles to a hard surface road. farms reporting. .
lmile 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 nore 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 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.
36,669
14,759
7,001
2,334
461
2,168
676
1,362
36,634
14,744
6,9%
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,662
52,506
107,648
17,519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
14,214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
2,917
1,066
771
136
65
315
105
150
2,917
1,061
771
1,848
1,911
1,888
1,960
2,375
2,402
515
602
2,992
4,052
4,182
10,029
4,132
8,934
1,372
1,583
722
324
131
4,091
8,501
385
433
1,029
1,095
3,910
5,337
4,127
3,591
3,283
1,729
1,688
155
161
2,203
2,993
641
1,078
738
340
245
85
10
1,021
1,916
728
1,207
533
129
46
6
14
4,376
163
233
60
97
66
86
69
89
45
92
74
321
79
570
79
538
11
16
20
32
79
526
11
12
32
32
79
194
78
485
72
349
223
182
1J.5
25
10
40
20
20
223
182
115
288
303
293
305
410
411
173
198
380
617
490
1,604
490
1,458
55
125
153
110
47
490
1,376
82
82
131
146
419
641
435
430
413
322
306
81
50
420
427
62
36
26
274
443
214
282
161
41
11
473
17
35
532
320
245
30
15
110
35
55
532
320
245
472
473
517
527
648
648
132
147
708
913
918
2,468
918
2,207
160
401
240
86
31
898
2,095
101
112
256
261
808
1,095
828
752
733
662
617
45
46
622
823
110
155
110
302
439
256
338
727
230
255
45
25
120
40
25
727
230
255
485
495
506
521
577
583
81
81
733
919
1,083
2,475
1,073
2,193
310
495
201
51
16
1,068
2,116
61
77
261
282
1,033
1,390
1,083
933
852
422
422
6
12
548
748
180
275
205
70
45
20
5
182
298
112
155
943
232
100
25
10
30
5
30
943
227
100
458
458
431
446
580
580
78
78
840
984
1,170
2,271
1,160
1,984
546
471
81
57
5
1,149
1,855
109
129
267
287
1,109
1,455
1,195
1,025
915
250
260
10
26
479
698
177
380
270
1,013
35
50
1,136
30
52
110
80
25
5
158
215
1,179
88 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 8.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. Sec text ]
(For definitions and explanations, soe text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used durinc the year farms reporting —
acres on which used . . .
tons . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
Ions...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . ■ .
Dry materials farms reporting. ..
tons , . .
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
ions
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons . . .
Com , farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons..,
Ihest farms reporting...
BCres. ..
Dry materials rarms reporting. . ,
Ions . . .
Liquid materials farms reporting...
Ions . . i
Irish potatoes /arms reporting. . ,
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
tons..,
Liquid materials farms reporting . . ,
Ions..,
All other crops farms reporting...
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tons..,
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons . .
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed. .
tons ..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars..
Under 5100 farms reporting . .
SI 00 to $999 farms reporting. .
$1,000 to $1,999 farms reporting. .
$2,000 to $4,99° 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 $1,999 farms reporting..
$5,000 to 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. .
dollars..
Under $200 farms reporting . .
$200 to $499 farms reporting . .
5500 to $999 * farms reporting..
$1 ,000 to 52,499 farms rejxyting . .
52,500 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..
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 . .
SI 00 to $499 i farms reporting . .
S500 to S990 farms reporting. .
51,000 to S4.999 farms reporting..
55,000 or more farms reporting..
See footnotes at end of teble.
50,473
2,636,912
522,8%
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
4,421
252,123
53,619
4,410
52,516
63
1,103
1,303
33,464
1,298
6,695
16
60
430
5,190
430
996
3,965
94,005
3,954
18,312
52
416
3,534
52,622
3,518
8,554
16
178
1,006
7,328
1,005
4,587
210
3,353
59,514
3,347
13,372
16
239
1,822
30,027
45,390
4,762
4,375
13,524,423
161
1,279
725
1,337
873
3,680
7,114,485
2,200
538
506
356
80
3,088
739,398
1,621
1,434
33
2,873
4,128,653
1,020
615
412
477
221
89
23
8
8
3,404
932,665
1,081
1,963
231
129
4,687
2,319,871
625
2,514
1,095
439
14
78
25,836
7,263
77
6,375
13
888
43
6,959
43
1,753
1
35
21
434
21
120
73
9,889
72
2,372
12
317
74
3,418
68
461
6
162
25
1,301
24
840
1
210
59
3,835
58
829
6
164
24
1,609
2,998
79
73
1,429,836
66
842,260
5
10
21
30
53
35,753
15
27
11
78
1,554,923
67
122,914
31
6
30
79
315,270
518
52,398
12,770
513
12,624
20
146
260
6,510
260
1,269
96
1,655
96
309
493
19,858
493
4,367
15
60
412
9,269
407
1,521
165
2,550
165
1,490
438
12,556
433
3,668
10
75
271
7,064
9,480
525
523
3,309,785
5
55
26
151
286
477
2,037,480
136
76
100
135
30
317
118,630
95
210
12
460
1,012,285
50
40
91
136
92
40
11
413
213,660
60
221
70
62
525
442,817
10
135
201
179
1,078
68,993
13,989
1,073
13,926
20
63
441
10,195
436
1,848
10
20
185
1,685
185
297
993
25,258
988
4,581
15
33
898
14,590
893
2,319
5
10
271
1,912
271
1,317
843
15,353
843
3,564
548
8,415
13,127
1,098
1,088
4,735,984
5
85
122
450
426
988
2,449,020
401
182
250
145
10
772
191,785
350
417
5
737
805,170
175
160
115
205
65
12
5
808
260,575
100
597
80
31
1,063
551,755
135
460
335
133
1,166
54,625
10,317
1,166
10,314
276
4,534
276
895
81
966
81
183
1,015
20,890
1,015
3,677
5
3
950
13,185
950
2,166
230
845
230
557
885
14,205
885
2,836
451
6,826
9,864
1,218
1,130
2,406,980
10
320
240
470
90
980
1,324,755
585
200
135
50
10
810
188,895
425
380
5
791
483,620
285
260
120
85
35
6
911
168,785
295
556
60
1,203
514,385
115
721
306
61
1,169
40,865
7,736
1,169
7,733
5
3
212
4,000
212
691
46
440
46
84
1,066
15,050
1,061
2,786
5
3
910
9,945
910
1,759
250
630
250
346
853
10,800
853
2,067
412
5,095
8,268
1,275
1,154
1,416,239
50
582
281
241
887
420,760
7%
75
11
5
166,775
525
335
695
239,030
445
125
66
41
IS
898
140,176
405
477
10
6
1,265
390,924
145
906
203
11
PENNSYLVANIA
89
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 8.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
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 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..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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 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 . .
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 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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting..
number. .
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting . .
number..
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Milk and cream sold 1 farms reporting..
pounds . .
dollars. ,
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting. .
doiens. ,
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
688,304,478
11,697
173, 893, 113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36, 206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
50,450,201
10,572
20,109,725
16,661,556
1,896,038
1,030,808
521,323
30,340,476
10,948,856
9,030,359
10,361,261
4,065
91,863
3,462
36,113
3,215
32,286
3,023
22,061
3,306
33,689
75
372
541
1,145
1,658
243
30
1
496
1,377
1,122
332
113
10
ID
2
556
1,258
976
306
98
15
5
1
1,237
5,036
2,773
58,904
1,906
36,613
2,301
22,291
524
11,619
313
2,530
499
9,089
484
7,804
399
1,285
3,861
2,188,230
3,774
53,091
8,169,305
2,192
61,995
1,983,840
350
7,332
95,316
2,394
213,524,669
9,030,359
3,509
1,770,897
3,564
24,762,447
8,914,479
6,437,427
81,486
3,014,461
2,701,158
164,278
147,275
1,750
3,422,966
1,371,912
971,700
1,079,354
66
6,817
54
2,511
48
2,434
50
1,691
55
2,615
65
38
1,944
33
1,646
27
298
1
139
102
1
77
176,575
71
4,678
1,007,166
33
2,135
68,320
1
10
uo
48
19,354,600
971,700
70
429,863
60
2,581,332
929,279
13,802,621
26,291
4,897,601
3,833,833
776,500
199, 581
87,687
8,905,020
3,142,261
2,876,609
2,886,150
493
19,998
423
7,881
402
7,475
323
4,565
438
7,552
15
25
5
15
291
135
7
40
55
110
146
66
5
35
50
105
141
66
5
140
815
251
9,749
161
5,799
186
3,950
45
730
20
260
40
470
35
410
40
60
441
542,980
494
14,047
2,446,988
207
12,900
412,800
35
645
8,385
343
62,400,540
2,876,609
426
427,493
411
7,375,925
2,655,333
15,839,360
14,426
5,759,609
4,899,342
395,550
340,401
124,316
10,079,751
3,415,526
3,405,470
3,258,755
1,028
27,506
933
11,757
898
11,098
778
5,375
857
10,374
10
15
46
185
736
36
80
216
501
126
10
85
207
486
115
5
377
1,972
643
15,714
467
10,218
522
5,496
150
2,340
80
560
135
1,780
130
1,625
115
155
1,017
17,670
2,612,081
507
18, 510
592,320
90
1,670
21,710
787
80,734,224
3,405,470
981
515,334
961
7,718,050
2,778,497
8,827,219
7,247
3,863,314
3,161,104
358,625
238,454
105,131
4,963,905
1,832,198
1,236,900
1,894,807
1,045
20,510
860
7,295
790
6,225
740
4,780
895
8,435
10
45
110
455
400
25
145
360
315
25
15
160
330
270
20
10
316
982
740
14,490
520
8,890
635
5,600
125
3,395
60
585
120
2,810
120
2,235
95
575
1,020
428,835
1,035
10,430
1,379,530
575
14,265
456,480
85
2,030
26,390
565
33,010,203
1,236,900
920
230,162
945
4,325,725
1,557,261
4,844,950
3,800
2,235,792
1,791,514
170,455
88,879
184,944
2,609,158
1,037,912
480,615
1,090,631
997
13,743
826
5,281
746
3,996
786
4,534
806
3,928
25
116
250
390
205
10
1
146
490
160
25
5
181
450
95
20
241
752
816
13,932
550
8,340
701
5,592
166
4,297
120
820
166
3,477
161
3,030
126
447
951
273,105
876
5,298
630,740
695
12,610
403,520
112
2,734
35,542
505
15,684,178
480,615
836
145,525
866
2,426,075
873,387
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 8 of 8.-General farms
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all
commercial farms
Economic class
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters fanowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959. .. .farms reporting.
number of litters.
arms reporting.
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting .
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 litters
70 or more litters. . .
June 2 to November 30
Under 11 acres. . .
11 to 24 acres . . .
25 to 49 acres . . .
50 to 74 acres . . .
75 to 99 acres . . .
100 or more acres
Harvested for grain . . .
'arms reporting . .
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
arms reporting. .
'urn- reporting,
'arms reporting .
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain.
.farms reporting,
ac res .
bushels.
.farms reporting,
bushels.
Barley harvested.
.farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
.farms reporting.
bushels .
Rye harvested.
.farms reporting..
acres . ,
bushels . ,
i . farms reporting .
bushels .
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres.
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting.,
acres. ,
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons. ,
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
terns.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tons, green weight.
11,222
1,407
77,179
9,030
3,775
405
5,380
726
1,383
211
518
50
104
15
62
9,658
1,247
38,836
4,696
8,863
1,127
38,343
4,334
48,071
4,373
1,016,259
103,425
14,693
1,180
20,180
1,897
10,018
938
2,198
231
494
56
488
71
43,389
4,321
790,026
93,371
48,619,440
5,888,858
15,858
2,197
16,408,052
2,557,936
33,359
4,027
439,660
57,353
12,020,975
1,680,837
26,843
3,547
9,668,039
1,372,174
37,604
2,919
541,426
41,731
25,383,182
1,920,080
6,269
973
3,265,837
457,095
13,872
1,643
127,689
14,513
3,908,487
465,786
2,422
373
874,145
136,942
2,147
284
13,197
1,710
298,206
38,635
695
113
167,269
23,420
1,838,883
134,994
27,607
2,214
634,639
52,783
1,547,679
143,084
3,066
729
151,739
73,287
38,879
3,592
951,810
73,233
1,693,267
138,556
4,440
1,060
119,314
36,556
2,218
152
15,832
706
24,480
718
36
1
288
18
3,082
175
60,1 3
3,804
83,9c 4
5,159
211
45
5,687
2,517
12,009
480
176,064
4,468
1,181,099
29,065
15
315
5
5
10
140
15
175
74
9,892
5
21
25
6
17
74
9,289
644,658
33
404,076
75
3,453
118,272
35
1,714
87,580
52
1,362
50,196
19
23,772
185
2,450
2
2,170
62
13,909
41,326
15
35,634
36
2,680
4,860
16
1,000
32
453
2,710
76
1,173
5
76
604
66
569
504
20,245
40
171
170
56
20
47
503
17,267
1,090,315
237
423,600
473
10,384
348,300
473
309,705
273
5,540
296,170
50,955
234
2,926
105,160
36,655
32
130
4,100
16
2,710
334
6,284
20,969
78
4,440
371
10,880
25,804
76
6,785
15
95
150
15
215
500
147
1,475
11,850
341
2,542
90
165
56
30
311
1,327
251
1,215
1,068
29,008
90
525
342
85
20
6
1,063
25,680
1,687,465
476
677,080
1,023
16,360
502,485
983
418,817
513
9,864
457,120
191
130,530
511
4,450
144,920
121
31,365
100
565
15,100
45
9,845
30,477
591
10,665
26,276
135
7,630
853
16,721
33,070
157
5,375
27
166
158
1
1H
1,540
1,650
10
775
130
1,385
7,930
415
2,455
135
215
50
10
5
380
1,210
345
1,245
1,146
24,410
240
560
275
60
10
1
1,130
22,470
1,435,060
625
627,800
1,080
14,015
376,690
940
297,470
775
11,160
494,345
255
126,525
460
3,280
99,190
85
24,370
70
290
6,585
30
3,450
30,790
516
10,215
27,548
181
12,723
942
19,200
37,460
272
11,180
45
135
165
37
610
1,020
12
465
100
630
3,785
430
2,125
110
265
55
360
1,185
350
940
1,151
16,330
485
546
115
5
1,126
15,210
857,190
671
377,105
1,030
10,720
275,590
850
202,830
968
10,543
463,325
357
120,315
326
2,105
57,355
71
17,215
60
385
7,490
15
3,135
29,187
546
9,580
22,600
250
11,140
949
17,469
28,757
338
9,605
40
190
125
57
1,423
1,965
22
1,265
71
525
2,790
See footnotes at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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 8. -General farms
[Data are bused on reports for only a sample of farms. See text J
91
(For definitions ami explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS mKVESTED-Conl.nue.1
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.
acres2
bushels.
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.
acres,
pounds .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearlng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting..
acres.
Apples3 farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number. ,
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested bushels. .
Tnml all
commercial farms
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
•41,162,795
5,300
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
Economic class
1,569
7,518
2,363,229
1,336
9,492
14,431,435
1,277
1,896,038
762
4,330
712
89,222
21,077
68,145
346,470
30
1,391
564,967
36
386
688,275
19
164,278
5,375
2,000
3,375
26,825
205
2,560
872,185
240
2,462
3,939,405
157
776,500
71
1,074
66
12,325
995
11,330
54,135
407
1,919
591,300
565
4,255
6,516,200
316
395,550
166
973
156
35,145
8,805
26,340
123,660
380
885
197,025
355
1,990
2,751,750
350
358,625
235
1,248
225
18,000
3,320
14,680
96,255
390
654
123,630
120
356
503,230
330
170,455
186
510
171
14,930
5,460
9,470
40,600
157
109
14,122
20
43
32,575
105
30,630
96
115
3,447
497
2,950
4,995
includes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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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]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
F4RMS, ACREXGE, AND VALUE
Farms number. . .
Percent distribution percent...
Land in farms acres...
Percent distribution percent...
Average si ze of farm acres . . .
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm doll ars . . .
Average per acre doll ars .. .
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting...
acres...
1 to 9 acres farms reporting...
10 to 19 acres farms reporting...
20 to 29 acres farms reporting...
30 to 49 acres farms reporting..,
50 to 99 acres farms reporting...
100 to 199 acres farms reporting. . .
200 to 499 acres farms reporting...
500 to 999 acres farms reporting. . ,
1,000 or more acres farms reporting..,
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting. .
acres . .
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting, .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting..
acres . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting . .
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres . .
Improved pasture farms reporting . .
acres . .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting..
acres . .
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting..
acres . .
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting..
acres. .
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting..
acres . .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres..
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operatorsreportingage 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-farm work .operators reporting. ,
With other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural oroducts sold operators reporti ng .
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.
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.
280 to 199 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.
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
100,049
XXX
11,881,811
XXX
118.8
21,408
184.42
90,839
4,974,902
13,734
11,829
9,406
16,983
26,260
10,687
1,804
111
25
40,733
857,152
35,745
858,373
10,307
217,753
28,899
640,620
25,002
655,851
57,434
2,232,763
48,574
1,506,280
14,505
276,715
884
17,746
7,665
146,244
12,199
456,273
15,877
796,664
3,247
93,550
99,137
1,547
11,911
22,380
25,153
20,416
17,730
50.4
51,185
12,852
7,573
30,760
13,868
21,406
33,457
48,864
8,689
18,631
58,843
100.0
8,979,501
100.0
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,356
2,477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
Cash-grain farms
8,811
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
6,887
2,717
20,798
5,858
10,847
4,777
14,800
8,514
17,458
12,198
10,431
8,215
6,534
5,404
3,967
3,582
6,864
6,234
1,240
1,153
179
156
44
35
Tobacco farms
2,102
3.6
317,540
3.5
151.1
32,779
226.75
2,102
189,106
105
105
110
356
881
376
152
15
2
560
11,151
1,049
29,099
326
9,488
833
19,611
227
5,416
1,295
47,028
721
15,305
145
1,560
20
415
267
7,930
279
13,607
403
22,276
95
1,650
2,042
70
280
431
399
590
272
49.5
974
366
152
456
297
429
543
1,128
161
297
10
230
185
385
540
250
155
90
210
36
11
375
0.6
18,695
0.2
49.9
27,844
555.92
375
12,645
65
80
35
100
95
60
640
110
1,310
50
685
65
625
20
250
110
1,125
125
1,555
35
540
5
20
60
990
40
1,635
80
3,360
5
20
375
15
40
55
145
65
55
49.6
195
70
35
90
75
Other field-crop
farms
180
30
35
45
150
75
60
30
Vegetable farms
566
1.0
117,107
1.3
206.9
34,026
167.38
566
62,688
10
35
30
65
220
120
74
11
1
164
1,420
316
11,587
214
6,088
167
5,499
66
4,200
446
22,359
222
6,994
44
1,035
150
7,488
140
11,315
184
13,750
28
420
566
10
76
142
144
144
50
48.4
1 79
108
16
55
55
86
45
387
57
100
45
35
110
135
35
60
45
58
32
10
1
PENNSYLVANIA
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are baaed on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FUNIS, ACRE VIE, ANDVUA'E
Farms number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms bctcs
Percent distribution percent
\verage size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
Average per farm dollars
\verage per acre dollars
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used Dnly for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Oilier pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Crop! and in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY VJE
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 \NT> 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-farm work operators reporting
WiUi other income of family exceeding value of
agricultural oroducls 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
Wltfi other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
F4RMS 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
150 to 219 acres number
220 to 259 acres number
260 to 199 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.
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
1,143
1.9
152,210
1.7
133.2
42,939
335.21
1,143
87,176
135
155
150
200
247
179
64
10
3
187
4,045
476
IJ.,035
163
2,799
355
8,236
87
1,016
700
34,370
252
4,465
89
1,435
109
2,402
194
5,630
96
3,311
129
8,911
54
1,846
1,131
5
117
266
343
222
178
50.5
381
187
26
168
103
196
127
762
121
285
35
345
165
91
171
101
81
42
66
39
5
2
Poultry farms
6,920
11.8
551,472
6.1
79.7
20,528
260.43
5,420
240,592
893
616
683
1,436
1,378
352
60
2
1,914
24,731
2,546
59,993
951
20,457
1,872
39,536
847
15,197
3,692
123,685
2,270
40,216
701
10,767
27
178
606
10,253
1,084
37,919
1,299
59,678
212
4,876
6,869
55
788
1,663
1,780
1,772
811
49.8
2,937
1,151
432
1,354
718
1,206
1,331
3,983
621
1,390
1,168
1,949
844
988
866
427
259
126
249
41
3
Dairy farms
31,831
54.1
5,689,669
63.4-
178.7
26,621
151.42
31
2,648
17,
425
8
191
2,
37,
7,
154,
12
380
20
883
21
876
8
173
2
670
,402
125
261
606
600
567
965
25
2
129
8 30
629
947
039
149
306
798
238
,219
,258
383
552
,531
488
92]
147
837
2,826
47,260
5,619
244,352
7,640
403,973
1,555
51,320
31,600
581
4,929
8,078
8,498
6,406
3,108
47.5
10,040
5,471
1,697
2,872
2,408
3,804
2,212
21,791
3,557
5,058
15
780
1,770
4,405
7,420
5,596
3,946
2,665
4,490
677
60
7
Xivestocfc farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
7,999
13.6
1,195,837
13.3
149.5
29,532
196.24
7,532
498,701
295
610
711
1,701
3,038
949
213
13
2
3,717
130,101
2,626
72,869
833
20,163
2,042
52,706
2,101
55,544
4,580
203,460
4,254
157,969
1,396
37,914
88
1,802
762
16,125
1,135
44,947
1,648
92,253
261
9,187
7,912
131
1,041
1,590
1,976
2,094
1,080
50.1
3,955
1,481
676
1,798
991
1,852
2,026
4,044
656
1,421
85
955
950
1,342
1,806
1,106
536
345
654
177
36
7
General farms
4,772
8.1
673,723
7.5
141.2
32,040
227.96
4,757
388,379
80
206
350
1,100
1,961
842
193
17
8
1,973
31,522
1,621
35,551
613
10,683
1,223
24,868
822
17,162
2,785
108,245
2,615
53,339
948
14,502
99
1,960
616
16,105
752
39,582
1,122
96,998
173
4,155
4,717
120
698
1,004
1,098
1,078
719
49.3
1,682
989
228
465
401
653
3,090
498
925
25
625
605
985
1,030
555
295
195
351
75
20
11
Miscellaneous
farms
94
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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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number . , .
Part owners number . . .
All tenants number . . .
Cash tenants number . . .
Share-cagh tenants number. . .
Crop-share tenants number.. .
Livestock- share tenants number . . .
Other and unspecified tenants numlier. . .
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 ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number . . .
Class I number . . .
Class II number...
Class III number...
ClassIV number...
Class V number...
Class VI number...
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting...
number. ..
Com pickers farms reporting. . .
number. ..
Pick-up balers farms reporting...
number...
Field forage harvesters farms reporting...
number. . .
Motortrucks fw™ reporting. . .
number. . .
Tractors far™* 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 fams reporting. . .
number. ..
Crawler tractors farms reporting...
number.. .
Garden tractors farms reporting...
number.. .
Automobiles fanns reporting...
number. ..
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting. . .
Telephone farms reporting. . .
Home freezer farms reporting. . .
Milking machine farms reporting...
Electric milk cooler farms reporting...
Bulk-type 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 mite 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...
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 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.
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
72,958
36,669
17,590
14,759
8,896
7,001
3, OH
2,334
521
461
2,383
2,168
731
676
2,247
1,362
72,838
36,634
17,565
14,744
8,881
6,996
120
35
25
15
15
5
XXX
58,843
XXX
1,697
XXX
5,724
XXX
15,040
XXX
17,927
XXX
13,540
XXX
4,915
26,087
21,713
26,431
21,993
21,637
18,744
22,044
19,102
38,123
32,766
38,491
33,060
14,179
13,564
U,995
14,329
57,684
40,113
71,373
52,138
86,157
53,793
168,466
121,862
82,475
52,506
144,759
107,648
41,761
17,519
26,525
21,626
9,957
9,330
2,846
2,740
1,386
1,291
81,627
52,103
138,692
103,000
5,569
4,278
6,067
4,648
22,263
13,249
23,707
14,214
86,341
51,813
113,238
69,364
92,770
55,376
82,360
49,740
68,227
43,258
37,045
33,506
36,937
33,753
6,572
6,450
3,441
3,265
34,342
31,075
57,760
35,055
19,082
11,085
22,160
12,057
14,159
7,834
8,001
4,223
5,244
2,877
2,577
1,276
110
45
70
25
17,729
16,248
36,745
34,136
12,993
12,269
24,514
22,944
8,659
8,117
2,632
2,554
1,050
993
451
424
201
181
90,737
53,445
4,369
2,670
4,943
2,728
Cash-grain farms
1,274
498
320
125
30
95
15
55
1,274
498
320
2,102
21
41
91
337
911
701
956
987
1,051
1,120
835
868
129
141
1,262
1,719
1,912
4,335
1,902
3,926
747
680
272
106
97
1,887
3,712
184
214
389
409
1,807
2,467
1,952
1,602
1,304
207
228
16
125
959
1,170
345
527
347
180
145
35
349
659
224
324
165
37
19
2
1
1,723
232
147
Tobacco farms
200
60
115
5
-85
5
20
200
60
115
25
120
180
50
50
50
50
50
95
95
10
10
120
165
290
550
285
480
150
90
35
10
285
470
10
10
70
70
260
355
285
255
245
60
40
5
75
310
40
15
10
5
5
Other field-crop
farms
310
35
30
275
211
75
25
25
5
20
275
211
75
566
84
106
176
85
85
30
371
388
164
166
222
227
42
42
481
987
551
1,669
551
1,574
60
211
152
83
45
551
1,350
190
224
83
95
540
746
556
515
461
90
80
5
17
377
336
72
155
125
30
15
15
246
782
165
318
84
48
28
3
Vegetable farms
5 10
11
25
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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 farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
All tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number .
Crop- share tenants number.
Livestock-share tenants number .
Other and unspecified tenants numl>er.
While farm operators:
Full owners number. ,
Part owners number..
Alt tenants number..
Nonwhite farm operators:
Full owners number.,
Part owners number. ,
All tenants number..
FIRMS BV ECONOMIC CLASS
Commercial farms number. .
Class I number . .
Class II number..
Class HI number..
Class IV number..
Class V number..
Class VI number . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
drain combines farms reporting. .
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting. .
number. .
Pick-up balers 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 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. .
number..
Garden tractors farms reporting..
number..
Automobi les 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..
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or Diner 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..
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 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 farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence number..
See footnotes at end of table.
Commercial farms by type of farm— Continued
Fruit-and-nut
918
124
50
35
918
124
50
1,143
136
160
196
286
240
125
97
97
98
108
151
151
53
53
968
1,878
1,053
2,956
1,032
2,636
320
333
177
114
88
981
2,172
380
464
291
320
1,025
1,405
1,088
1,045
817
70
60
10
10
223
804
198
130
79
51
30
21
512
3,288
401
1,687
162
78
63
54
924
133
86
Poultry farms
6,920
532
1,017
1,511
1,590
1,675
595
1,670
1,700
1,757
1,799
1,585
1,602
408
429
4,116
4,882
Dairy farms
5,493
17,501
924
10,034
462
4,115
92
1,575
5
315
95
1,207
20
416
250
602
5,493
17,481
924
10,024
457
4,115
20
10
31,831
265
2,742
10,211
11,925
5,857
831
13,935
14,037
11,100
11,215
23,454
23,617
11,352
11,939
22,729
27,745
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
5,687
30,601
7,179
10,445
71,143
15,272
5,201
30,486
7,089
8,381
64,538
13,492
2,882
7,949
3,083
1,629
14,079
2,557
569
6,251
948
79
1,641
277
42
566
224
5,129
30,409
6,973
8,008
62,481
12,865
352
1,985
575
373
2,057
627
1,973
6,421
1,650
2,064
6,605
1,780
6,130
28,886
6,653
7,766
38,672
8,969
6,475
30,726
7,308
5,869
27,755
6,282
5,244
24,921
5,463
664
29,572
1,024
623
30,047
902
122
6,077
60
200
2,419
309
2,371
21,224
3,342
4,409
17,916
4,703
1,023
6,913
1,515
1,410
6,762
1,694
965
4,305
1,049
445
2,457
645
310
1,692
385
115
740
245
15
5
15
5
20
...
1,414
9,485
1,668
2,715
14,564
2,791
972
7,361
1,169
1,677
10,573
1,825
628
5,228
826
198
1,552
242
106
485
61
35
83
33
5
13
7
6,464
29,686
6,994
177
835
618
279 1
1,310
387
5,540
1,464
922
240
41
316
105
220
5,530
1,464
922
7,999
256
670
1,145
1,719
2,623
1,586
2,577
2,611
2,506
2,547
3,815
3,863
1,006
1,058
5,182
6,703
General farms
2,917
1,066
771
136
65
315
105
150
2,917
1,061
771
4,772
79
525
1,098
1,218
1,275
577
1,848
1,911.
1,888
1,960
2,375
2,402
515
602
2,992
4,052
4,182
10,029
4,132
8,934
1,372
1,583
722
324
131
4,091
8,501
385
433
1,029
1,095
3,910
5,337
4,127
3,591
3,283
1,729
1,688
155
161
2,203
2,993
641
1,078
738
340
245
85
10
1,021
1,916
728
1,207
533
129
46
6
14
4,376
163
233
Miscellaneous
farms
2,226
180
90
45
5
10
5
25
2,226
180
90
2,527
282
387
507
517
534
300
91
91
53
53
128
129
29
35
1,710
2,814
1,755
3,479
1,280
1,985
841
299
89
35
16
1,249
1,868
104
117
1,117
1,494
2,086
2,837
2,271
2,298
1,163
50
45
5
4
146
1,942
287
201
156
45
30
15
1,295
6,163
1,046
4,685
381
244
154
176
91
1,889
433
205
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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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting...
acres on which used...
tons...
Dry materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting . . .
tons...
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting...
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
OthBr pasture (not cropland) farms reporting. . .
acres . . .
Dry materials farms reporting. . .
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons...
Corn farms reporting. . .
acres...
Dry materials farms reporting...
tons...
Liquid materials farms reporting...
* tons...
Wheat farms reporting. . .
acres.. ,
Dry materials farms reporting. . ,
tons . . ,
Liquid materials farms reporting...
tons. .
Irish potatoes farms reporting. .
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting . .
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting . .
tons . .
All other crops farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting..
acres limed.,
tons..
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting. .
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars. .
Under $100 farms reporting..
S100 to $999 farms reporting . .
$1,000 to $L999 farms reporting. .
$2,000 to $4,999.. farms reporting..
$5,000 or more farms reoorting..
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting..
dollars. .
Under $1,000 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 . .
Machine hire farms reoorting..
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..
SLOOO to $2,499 farms reporting..
$2,500 to $4,999 farms reoorting. .
$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 reoorting. .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting. .
dollars..
Under $100 farms reporting..
$100 to $499 farms reporting..
$500 to $999 farms reoorting. .
$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 $4 99 farms reporting .
$500 to $999 farms reporting.
$1,000 to $4,999 farms reporting .
$5,000 or more farms reporting .
See footnotes at end of table.
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
74,100
2,989,971
590,406
73,923
585,030
849
5,376
22,615
542,374
22,510
107,289
148
509
8,179
113,469
8,114
21,581
65
139
61,344
1,054,011
61,092
203,496
529
2,230
38,859
473,253
38,677
80,131
243
651
4,488
35,498
4,456
23,799
32
415
48,068
771,366
47,867
148,734
330
1,432
31,360
554,356
887,304
99,339
83,756
189,144,455
8,959
34,411
13,305
17,220
9,861
51,627
72,497,115
37,122
7,307
3,680
2,268
1,250
51,364
10,212,954
33,740
16,901
723
43,682
71,125,878
16,740
8,212
5,405
6,861
3,715
1,724
633
283
109
54,034
14,489,091
25,644
24,156
2,541
1,693
96,589
34,037,111
30,522
43,197
16,589
6,103
178
Cash-grain farms
50,473
2,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
13,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16, 557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
18,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
98
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
Tobacco farms
1,881
138,118
27,421
1,881
26,786
56
635
294
7,219
289
1,160
10
94
95
935
90
175
5
43
1,825
68,362
1,820
14,640
56
384
1,470
28,866
1,465
5,374
15
100
66
160
66
83
1,235
32,576
1,235
5,354
10
14
498
11,143
17,083
2,102
1,171
748,553
250
698
130
71
22
725
423,210
613
96
i6
6
959
306,295
526
377
56
952
931,225
381
205
135
122
70
31
6
2
1,279
289,067
486
662
100
31
2,067
849,004
300
1,237
375
152
3
335
7,600
1,956
335
1,956
50
715
50
129
15
215
15
58
230
2,955
230
626
165
1,410
165
248
Other field-crop
farms
275
2,300
275
892
70
715
1,180
375
270
298,910
40
135
60
25
10
210
228,915
130
55
20
5
255
43,265
175
80
230
103,730
140
55
15
5
15
235
29,675
145
85
335
72,700
110
190
35
Vegetable farms
551
49,744
21,364
546
21,149
20
215
86
3,065
86
475
5
25
6
35
388
7,480
388
2,263
5
5
397
9,256
392
1,795
10
35
531
18,840
526
13,699
5
150
391
11,068
391
2,910
158
9,418
10,190
566
373
863,959
25
148
75
70
55
290
368,324
201
45
32
5
7
319
152,040
176
104
39
476
1,836,210
55
40
75
90
95
87
21
10
3
437
642,682
35
135
115
152
561
550,747
5
190
170
189
7
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
97
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND L:
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
acres
Pry materials
Liquid material s
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
I rish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under 5100
5 100 to S999
51,000 to 51,999
52,000 to 54,999
55,000 or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under S1.000
.'1,000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 to 59,999
510,000 or more
Machine hire
Under S200
5200 to 5999
51,000 or more
Hired labor
Under 5200
5200 to 5499
5500 to 5999
S1.000 to 52,499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 10*9,999
510,000 to 519,999
520,000 to $49,999
550,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under 5100
SlOO to 5499
S500to5999
S1.0Q0 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under 5100
5100 to 54 99
5500 to 5999
51,000 to 51,999
55,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
'arms reporting,
which used.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
amis reporting
acres
arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
acres
arms reporting
tons
arms reoorting
tons
arms reporting
acres
arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
acres
'arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
tons
; reporting
tons
'arms reporting
tons
'arms reporting
arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
tons
anas reporting
acres limed
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
dollars.
'arms roporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
; reporting,
arms renorting.
'arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms renorting.
'arms reporting.
reporting.
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
reporting,
reporting,
reoorting.
renorting.
dollars.
reporting,
reporting,
renorting.
reporting.
aims
\inr ■
'amis
'arms
'arms
'arms
alms
'arms
arms
'arms
arms
aims
arms
arms
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
Commercial farms by type of farm— Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
993
66,726
13,360
993
13,238
16
122
166
4,662
166
320
29
515
29
82
308
5,018
308
1,266
185
2,117
185
377
77
352
930
54,062
930
10,472
16
122
350
10,966
12,753
1,143
436
490,760
86
217
67
51
15
253
388,725
206
5
27
10
5
552
311,756
291
186
75
983
7,444,243
60
121
136
236
140
131
90
47
22
665
347,321
215
301
77
72
1,123
996,036
165
472
268
195
23
Poultry farms
4,684
172,381
33,096
4,669
32,582
52
514
922
15,375
907
3,131
20
59
389
5,249
384
848
5
25
4,116
73,956
4,106
14,647
27
367
3,144
34,283
3,129
5,730
25
43
244
855
244
532
2,975
42,663
2,960
7,694
15
20
1,671
23,639
34,963
6,920
6,920
58,607,878
55
700
905
1,855
3,405
6,227
12,180,993
3,674
1,265
669
382
237
3,446
662,577
2,426
979
41
3,340
5,431,394
1,220
601
407
466
396
173
52
17
8
3,521
496,951
1,894
1,475
115
37
6,730
2,249,553
1,731
3,633
935
418
13
Dairy farms
29,673
1,580,615
291,324
29,632-
290,090
351
1,234
13,751
374,260
13,701
73,558
60
86
5,505
79,269
5,465
14,996
40
49
26,585
541,476
26,464
100,353
256
700
16,307
221,883
16,236
36,700
96
185
1,043
3,643
1,037
2,065
6
32
20,132
360,087
20,047
62,418
100
182
16,333
328,446
543,477
31,826
31,801
86,232,535
410
7,164
7,969
11,624
4,634
17,743
20,474,625
11,692
3,783
1,502
629
137
20,390
4,932,561
10,704
9,368
318
20,475
23,365,362
6,285
4,343
3,108
3,978
1,882
734
112
32
1
21,434
4,648,751
5,939
14,073
1,143
279
31,676
17,315,470
1,271
15,988
10,923
3,459
35
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
6,572
314,113
61,329
6,562
61,049
38
280
1,806
48,928
1,801
10,191
7
111
607
10,815
607
2,193
5,850
128,055
5,840
25,172
18
114
4,166
54,620
4,151
9,444
16
30
392
1,461
387
969
5
10
4,378
70,234
4,363
13,080
15
15
2,652
48,392
83,140
7,994
7,473
14,285,501
556
3,459
1,297
1,441
720
5,472
25,214,016
2,359
734
798
840
741
4,661
1,093,451
2,619
1,948
94
4,295
5,311,175
1,671
906
468
708
343
130
54
11
4
4,624
754,916
2,144
2,264
164
52
7,834
3,009,373
1,470
4,443
1,405
496
20
General farms
4,421
252,123
53,619
4,410
52,516
63
1,103
1,303
33,464
1,298
6,695
16
60
430
5,190
430
996
3,965
94,005
3,954
18,312
52
416
3,534
52,622
3,518
8,554
16
178
1,006
7,328
1,005
4,587
1
210
3,353
59,514
3,347
13,372
16
239
1,822
30,027
45,390
4,762
4,375
13,524,423
161
1,279
725
1,337
873
3,680
7,114,485
2,200
538
506
356
3,088
739,398
1,621
1,434
33
2,873
4,128,653
1,020
615
412
477
221
89
23
8
8
3,404
932,665
1,081
1,963
231
129
4,687
2,319,871
625
2,514
1,095
439
14
Miscellaneous
farms
835
16,008
3,978
810
3,903
67
75
153
4,811
153
1,021
31
375
31
84
227
2,610
222
689
5
10
127
1,234
127
268
693
6,973
673
1,838
67
65
293
5,399
7,920
2,527
524
629,498
71
321
70
42
20
259
1,348,535
160
55
15
20
9
483
146,834
260
200
23
1,707
15,734,168
96
121
153
351
344
289
182
121
50
1,785
4,678,195
205
427
393
760
2,372
1,575,719
711
850
363
400
48
98
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 explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Tobacco farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products Sold total, dollars. .
average per farm, doll ars . .
All crops sold dollars. .
Field crops, oUier than vegetables and fruits and nuts, sold dollars..
Vegetables sold dollars..
Fruits and nuts sold doll ars . .
Forest products and horticultural specially 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..
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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. .
100 to 499 head farms reporting . .
500 or more head farms reporting. .
Cows, including heifers that have calveo-
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 [arms 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. .
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. .
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting. .
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting. .
number . ,
dollars. ,
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting..
pounds. .
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
726,001,424
7,256
186,769,317
84,493,993
13,033,638
25,371,843
63,869,843
539,232,107
128,530,993
279,315,146
131,385,968
76,732
1,877,953
66,629
946,602
60,156
862,584
61,956
580, 214
54,134
351,137
3,032
11,744
11,535
13,871
27,332
8,110
1,095
13
9,862
21,741
15,128
11,570
6,704
1,327
190
107
10,119
17,711
13,613
11,031
6,209
1,245
149
79
19,464
58,827
40,964
621,578
24,946
372,361
32,122
249,217
8,604
257,088
5,990
66,544
8,082
190,544
7,869
164,371
5,928
26,173
56,591
20,571,103
65,783
915,616
105,287,162
23,446
632,018
20,224,576
6,539
152,998
1,988,974
42,730
6,227,507,950
279,315,146
32,358
35,655,168
37,741
231,894,622
83,482,063
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
16,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
9,645,513
4,589
8,039,918
7,792,706
181,742
51,311
14,159
1,605,595
364,151
436,126
805,318
1,022
11,892
730
3,904
573
2,748
665
3,715
677
4,273
106
281
236
215
156
27
1
260
362
71
15
22
225
277
60
332
1,670
657
8,765
377
5,476
526
3,289
106
1,946
65
550
96
1,396
91
1,330
56
66
853
132,242
630
4,704
579,543
337
6,062
193,984
66
1,939
25,207
256
10,819,304
436,126
352
43,410
507
849,798
305,926
1,981,664
5,284
1,534,554
1,500,583
25,735
636
7,600
447,110
106,425
139,325
201,360
245
3,150
170
825
170
820
115
495
175
1,830
130
355
180
1,595
95
1,165
125
430
75
675
45
180
75
495
70
425
55
70
195
35,150
155
1,165
151,230
90
1,285
41,120
50
350
4,550
75
3,203,406
139,325
135
29,507
150
212,885
76,638
12,560,032
22,191
10,834,863
10,197,125
503,981
49,013
84,744
1,725,169
651,993
528,275
544,901
303
5,039
222
2,092
199
1,886
200
1,141
237
1,806
47
95
234
4,587
142
2,827
189
1,760
15
660
10
195
15
465
15
435
15
30
288
135,200
171
2,888
427,368
152
3,470
111,040
5
350
4,550
92
11,916,649
528,275
228
142,783
233
1,364,885
491,360
PENNSYLVANIA 99
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 explanations, see text)
Commercial fanns by type of farm— Continued
Fruit- and -nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
ESTIMATED V\LUE 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 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 \ND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and calves farms reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms 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 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 reoorting.
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 reoorting.
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.
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.
Chickens 4 months old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive fanns reporting.
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting,
pounds.
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens.
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
23,631,794
20,675
22,296,275
488,946
530,383
21,098,117
178,829
1,335,519
319,561
265,905
750,053
332
5,790
240
1,786
185
1,044
206
1,484
231
2,520
15
106
54
41
94
15
66
110
38
11
15
94
418
190
4,749
130
3,391
144
1,358
38
887
33
220
38
667
38
630
28
37
275
66,760
226
3,033
581,673
129
4,877
156,064
27
375
4,875
86
6,433,836
265,905
154
39,276
165
711,375
256,095
104,796,104
338
844,235
15,144
10,645
6,311,860
27
828,780
4,972,339
24
304,275
569,733
1
102,496
600,469
569,397
169,319
1,852,612
98,484,244
311
015,455
89,213,132
15
439,677
3,233,313
256
995,023
6,037,794
38
580,755
3,406
31,736
55,691
1,227
2,576
31,661
18,583
748,836
2,108
31,626
13,078
739,845
2,132
30,346
14,703
405,888
2,688
21,916
22,405
72,559
275
15
661
65
670
535
808
4,167
776
19,781
193
6,464
23
708
1
656
55
1,284
2,196
390
11,309
126
10,534
107
6,115
7
1,230
6
160
62
702
55
981
2,291
240
11,484
90
10,446
87
5,944
2
1,210
6
136
60
633
6,415
1,531
16,836
2,445
12,706
41,329
166,906
1,539
7,689
25,894
97,926
1,880
10,233
15,435
68,980
575
1,929
15,556
47,015
379
1,339
4,220
12,423
570
1,794
11,336
34,592
570
1,729
10,626
30,729
435
1,209
710
3,863
6,051
17,868
10,870,590
3
,796,227
2,641
31,666
27,276
526,991
4,429,870
32
,895,644
1,645
7,111
44,936
154,040
1,437,952
4
,929,280
425
1,429
9,429
28,146
122,577
365,898
940
31,831
73,807,517
5,685
,726,954
3,233,318
256
,995,023
6,661
10,343
29,913,303
1
,995,757
6,040
12,179
142,388,218
36
,102,385
51,259,759
12
,996,860
75,666,341
9,459
9,999,871
8,701,692
443,650
389,224
465,305
65,666,470
5,817,445
2,148,202
57,700,823
7,354
249,949
4,953
49,998
3,616
14,050
4,689
50,097
6,589
149,854
85
480
845
1,675
2,929
1,050
283
7
1,017
2,328
894
362
252
61
12
27
1,253
2,034
223
99
2,141
7,554
4,872
186,896
3,648
114,908
3,948
71,988
1,339
72,541
907
17,979
1,283
54,562
1,247
44,582
1,036
9,980
4,589
1,291,233
7,269
213,907
48,670,086
4,062
251,082
8,034,624
1,124
46,831
608,803
1,246
52,658,357
2,148,202
2,913
855,220
3,304
13,123,871
4,724,593
50,450,201
10,572
20,109,725
16,661,556
1,896,038
1,030,808
521,323
30,340,476
10,948,856
9,030,359
10,361,261
4,065
91,863
3,462
36,113
3,215
32,286
3,023
22,061
3,306
33,689
75
372
541
1,145
1,658
243
30
1
496
1,377
1,122
332
113
10
10
2
556
1,258
976
306
98
15
5
1
1,237
5,036
2,773
58,904
1,906
36,613
2,301
22,291
524
11,619
313
2,530
499
9,089
484
7,804
399
1,285
3,861
2,188,230
3,774
53,091
8,169,305
2,192
61,995
1,983,840
350
7,332
95,316
2,394
213,524,669
9,030,359
3,509
1,770,897
3,564
24,762,447
8,914,479
61,870,293
24,484
58,723,805
253,204
96,140
41,048
58,333,413
3,146,488
41,290
334,275
2,770,923
372
5,559
304
2,153
228
1,298
244
1,602
255
1,804
31
97
86
72
50
35
1
101
141
17
25
20
95
98
5
20
10
298
4,904
190
1,452
94
779
164
673
70
4,939
54
1,788
69
3,151
64
2,91A
68
237
279
23,212
231
2,196
307,995
84
888
28,416
59
1,625
21,125
90
7,688,582
334,275
92
4,199
llfl
83,725
30, 141
100 STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSlA OF 1959-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
;For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total all farms
Commercial farms by type of farm
Cash-grain farms
Tobacco farms
Other field-crop
farms
Vegetable farms
LIN'ESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters (arrowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 (arms reporting. ,
number of litters..
arms renorting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
s renorting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
GO to 39 litters
40 to i>9 liuers
70 or more litters . .
June 2 to November 30
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres . . .
11 to 24 acres . .. .
25 to 49 acres ....
50 to 74 acres ....
75 to 99 acres ....
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . ,
.farms
.farms
.farms
. farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
reporting.,
acres.,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting,
reporting.,
reporting,
renorting.
reporting,
acres.
bushels,
reoorting.
bushels.
Wheat harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Oatfl harvested for grain farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
acres. .
bushels..
Sales farms reporting..
bushels . .
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
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..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting..
tons..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres.,
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting. .
acres.,
tons..
Sales farms reporting. ,
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting..
acres . ,
tons..
Sales farms reporting. ,
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres. ,
tons, green weight.,
16,762
96,257
7,145
7,251
1,626
557
112
71
14,133
48,982
12,323
47,275
70,781
1,168,462
33,995
23,158
10,370
2,253
507
498
65,196
930,931
55,716,202
24,017
19,010,052
45, 116
515,392
13,681,682
33,802
10,733,596
54,454
650,268
29,637,885
10,276
4,171,872
16,061
140,013
4,231,178
2,874
947,635
2,820
15,901
344,464
851
178,974
2,209,092
35,797
728,246
1,717,899
4,665
175,251
59,720
1,198,721
2,029,578
8,704
169,804
2,844
18,616
27,741
66
393
5,098
81,943
111,170
531
9,662
12,469
181,566
1,215,689
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
36
288
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
251
1,110
125
110
10
6
221
559
171
551
2,001
73,887
400
681
565
166
65
124
1,996
72,767
4,453,430
1,911
3,873,382
1,680
31,111
851,949
1,585
780,939
1,404
23,952
1,066,391
973
666,310
641
10,295
342,010
396
283,305
89
948
19,800
49
15,725
612
11,981
27,080
300
11,760
1,235
24,597
36,032
564
13,910
65
610
695
10
200
66
825
1,000
10
95
56
823
4,900
35
165
10
25
300
3,730
145
130
20
5
300
3,385
209,920
140
60,490
240
2,000
68,015
210
58,050
45
240
9,120
95
495
18,460
20
3,120
10
70
2,500
5
2,000
3,075
65
490
1,505
5
25
240
2,515
4,695
50
665
92
729
40
35
5
11
1
62
354
77
375
412
8,456
165
166
46
27
"8
406
7,625
470,830
286
305,510
445
10,095
275,734
425
244,238
406
9,419
458,406
259
274,966
136
2,080
71,335
84
49,345
73
682
16,365
43
12,950
9,407
152
3,439
7,895
40
4,900
263
5,773
8,164
78
1,879
20
120
1,040
See footnotes 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 sample of farms. See text]
;For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
LIVESTOCK \KT> LP.'ESTOCK PRODLCTS-Continued
Litters fallowed December 1, 1958, to
November 30, 1959 farms report! nc.
number of litters. ,
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 titters . ,
20 to 39 litters ..
40 to 19 litters ..
70 or more litters
June 2 to November
. reporting.,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
s reporting.
rarms reports ng .
arms reporting,
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS li\RVF-STED
Com for all purposes farms
Under 11 acres . . .
11 to 54 acres
25 to 49 acres ....
50 to 71 acres
75 to 99 acres... .
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
Wheat harvested.
reporting. ,
acres.,
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reporting..
acres .
bushels.,
reoorting.,
bushels.
.farms reporting.
acres.
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Barley harvested.
farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Rye harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Hay crops:
Land from which hay
cut acres . .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting..
acres.,
tons..
Sales farms reporting..
tons..
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting..
acres . .
tons..
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons..
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tons.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres,
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
78
642
15
51
6
6
72
322
63
320
363
5,877
200
97
46
11
1
8
348
5,428
326,530
167
133,860
210
2,189
59,886
155
48,506
219
2,165
95,037
71
25,947
77
811
23,870
12
3,975
42
138
3,610
12
1,955
8,148
176
2,830
7,291
68
2,646
269
4,190
7,414
71
1,310
17
473
1,160
6
620
20
635
3,910
956
5,985
341
441
127
40
7
819
2,854
776
3,131
4,566
77,747
1,962
1,658
721
170
37
18
4,486
73,227
4,399,430
2,067
1,681,450
3,499
36,919
993,502
2,419
732,174
3,193
36,671
1,680,706
814
386,897
1,169
8,709
259,435
198
52,340
121
682
15,000
36
7,366
1,432
19,633
45,796
293
7,095
3,002
42,091
70,572
584
11,336
85
420
595
186
1,460
2,550
35
525
219
3,431
23,134
5,513
26,155
2,213
2,702
472
111
10
5
4,639
13,118
4,215
13,037
28,929
595,358
8,000
12,956
6,314
1,258
239
162
24,614
406,121
25,190,004
7,393
6,409,519
18,000
235,681
6,277,917
14,442
4,963,308
24,432
367,907
17,519,043
2,434
1,111,165
7,655
66,680
1,948,810
1,002
239,055
1,079
6,019
130,125
287
61,975
1,361,013
19,316
474,198
1,160,130
1,000
34,343
24,192
671,945
1,215,025
1,256
36,428
1,625
12,156
20,250
15
30
2,207
46,613
70,298
75
1,385
10,646
156,101
1,055,644
2,790
32,893
575
1,253
550
284
71
57
2,469
16,570
2,334
16,323
6,573
140,724
2,343
2,406
1,322
311
94
97
6,380
121,669
7,320,840
1,429
1,207,920
4,872
58,790
1,651,922
3,755
1,326,512
4,622
54,748
2,435,905
623
261,880
2,328
22,560
724,470
297
84,951
372
2,320
58,170
115
33,755
3,331
64,810
144,564
555
15,570
5,569
117,898
198,153
697
14,910
231
1,685
1,907
10
40
370
6,508
8,020
35
530
541
9,987
60,939
1,407
9,030
405
726
211
50
15
1,247
4,696
1,127
4,334
4,373
103,425
1,180
1,897
938
231
56
71
4,321
93,371
5,888,858
2,197
2,557,936
4,027
57,353
1,680,837
3,547
1,372,174
2,919
41,731
1,920,080
973
457,095
1,643
14,513
465,786
373
136,942
284
1,710
38,635
113
23,420
2,214
52,783
143,084
729
73,287
3,592
73,233
138,556
1,060
36,556
152
706
718
1
18
175
3,804
5,159
45
2,517
480
4,468
29,065
102
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 tentj
[tern
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting. ,
acres2 ,
bushels . ,
Tobacco harvested.
farms reporting.
acres.
pounds .
Vegetables harvested for sale farma reporting.
Sales dollars .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting.
acres .
Apples3 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages ,....*... .number.
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number.
Quantity harvested bushels .
Total all farms
13,830
37,608
11,700,301
4,664
28,704
42,652,515
8,520
13,033,638
11,657
97,688
10,592
2,076,245
545,906
1,530,339
10,836,344
Commercial farms by type of farm
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
Cash-grain farms
201
195
44,705
25
87
112,250
212
181,742
161
617
156
10,990
1,585
9,405
14,010
Tobacco farms
70
14
1,465
375
2,653
4,068,750
35
25,735
Other field-crop
farms
566
19,500
6,673,328
11
59
86,500
133
503,981
47
121
45
2,355
335
2,020
15,165
Vegetable farms
126
1,022
246,496
15
60
60,000
608
6,737,394
126
1,273
121
30,935
1,630
29,305
80,490
1Includes nnlli equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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State Table 19.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TYPE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data are based on reports Tor only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions anrl explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by type of farm — Continued
Fruit-and-nut
farms
Poultry farms
Dairy farms
Livestock farms
other than poultry
and dairy farms
General farms
Miscellaneous
farms
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting.,
acres ,
bushels . .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting.,
acres. ,
pounds . ,
Vegetable harvested for sale farms reporting.,
Sales dollars . ,
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards , groves , vineyards , and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting. .
acres . .
Apples farms reporting. ,
Trees of all ages number. ,
Trees not of bearing age .....number..
Trees of bearing age number. .
Quantity harvested bushels. ,
153
364
71,842
1
8
12,000
365
530,383
1,093
64,889
833
1,526,737
428,141
1,098,596
9,601,274
891
1,076
269,214
238
1,120
1,524,575
918
569,733
673
2,497
580
40,983
13,753
27,230
154,719
3,367
3,744
1,068,628
1,145
7,371
10,937,045
1,512
1,102,496
2,456
6,065
2,316
101,155
21,620
79,535
135,710
1,017
1,580
474,958
1,002
6,715
9,930,240
603
443,650
902
3,084
826
39,080
6,397
32,683
li >■), 'O.'
1,569
7,518
2,363,229
1,336
9,492
14,431,435
1,277
1,896,038
762
4,330
712
89,222
21,077
68,145
346,470
81
13
3,086
137
96,140
159
314
135
6,919
1,042
5,877
20,000
104
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitioDS and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
70 to 90 acres
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.
acres.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting,
20 to 29 acres farms reporting,
30 to 49 acres farms renorting,
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,
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastiired farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms renorting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) /arms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Wetland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row
croos farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25 years number
25 to 34 years number
35 to 4-1 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 dBys operators reporting
200 or more days operators reporting
Witil other members of family working off farm operators reporting
Wltb income from sources other than farm
operated and off-farm work operators reporting
Wltb 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
WiUi otber members of family working off farm operators reporting
With income from sources other than farm operated . . operators reporting
With otber income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
100,049
100.0
11,881,811
100.0
118.8
21,408
184.42
90,839
4,974,902
13,734
11,829
9,406
16,983
26,260
10,687
1,804
111
25
40,733
857,152
35,745
858,373
10,307
217,753
28,899
640,620
25,002
655,851
57,434
2,232,763
48,574
1,506,280
14,505
276,715
884
17,746
7,665
146,244
12,199
456,273
15,877
796,664
3,247
93,550
99,137
1,547
11,911
22,380
25,153
20,416
17,730
50.4
51,185
12,852
7,573
30,760
13,868
21,406
33,457
48,864
3,689
18,631
6,887
6.9
27,059
0.2
3.9
14,786
3,648.10
2,956
8,822
2,956
620
1,845
662
1,751
206
529
466
1,222
155
340
390
1,125
556
1,701
75
175
62
111
100
265
30
90
100
350
35
60
6,775
115
763
1,494
1,675
1,262
1,466
51.2
20,798
20.8
581,872
4.9
28. p
13,608
484.77
17,907
248,822
7,202
6,090
2,998
1,617
6,324
45,486
6,995
66,037
1,866
15,247
5,595
50,790
2,601
19,572
8,223
69,418
6,827
57,287
1,120
7,685
189
936
1,126
7,366
1,131
12,578
1,375
21,710
360
4,395
20,664
275
1,986
4,431
5,076
4,262
4,634
52.0
3,997
462
470
3,065
13,717
1,776
1,580
10,361
1,045
4,080
1,661
5,701
3,135
11,046
2,890
416
1,316
7,081
1,455
3,936
10,847
10.8
631,826
5.3
58.2
15,498
264.90
10,199
282,647
1,291
1,920
2,172
4,131
685
4,268
48,519
4,292
67,138
1,306
17,622
3,361
49,516
2,295
25,970
5,859
81,133
5,031
67,908
1,140
9,730
67
482
825
7,835
905
17,325
1,185
30,260
135
2,935
10,752
145
1,205
2,231
2,658
2,348
2,165
51.4
6,511
1,320
940
4,251
1,865
2,581
4,770
4,336
885
2,108
1,340
14,800
14.8
1,243,909
10.5
84.0
17,798
211.85
14,220
574,904
983
1,800
1,774
4,592
5,071
6,069
90,213
5,678
113,433
1,510
24,407
4,700
89,026
3,655
53,960
9,061
166,844
7,706
144,684
2,061
24,529
85
1,290
1,127
15,315
1,756
45,691
2,422
85,005
356
7,022
14,684
240
1,738
3,263
3,582
3,182
2,679
50.6
7,662
2,011
1,210
4,441
1,962
3,076
5,058
7,138
1,311
2,797
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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 farms. See texL J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Sire of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
160 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
260 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
2,000 acres and over
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Farms number . .
Percent distribution percent. .
Land in farms acres..
Percent distribution percent..
Average sire 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..
acres..
1 to 9 acres farms reporting . .
10 to 19 acres farms reporting..
3D to 29 aoree 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 renorting. .
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting. .
acres. .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured .farms reporting..
acres..
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting. .
acres . .
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting. .
acres..
Woodland pastured farms reporting..
acres. .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting..
acres. .
Other oasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting. .
acres. .
Improved pasture farms reporting. .
acres. .
Irrigated land in tarms farms reporting..
acres..
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting. .
acres. .
Cropland used for grain or row
crops fanned on the contour farms renorting. .
acres..
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting. .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting. .
acres . .
FARM OPERATORS BY AOE
Operatrxs reporting age number . .
Under 25 years ..number..
25 to -14 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- 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 reporting. .
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting..
See footnotes at end of table.
10,431
10.*
1,640,773
13.8
157.3
22,490
143.05
10,086
727,127
315
380
535
1,495
5,002
2,359
5,368
126,756
3,843
105,376
1,147
27,938
3,076
77,438
3,625
93,035
7,547
276,408
6,343
216,873
2,076
39,420
97
1,977
920
18,925
1,785
74,620
2,357
121,344
436
13,960
10,321
195
1,310
2,416
2,804
2,104
1,492
49.3
4,480
1,686
780
2,014
1,175
1,888
2,224
5,951
955
1,891
6,534
6.5
1,288,592
10.8
197.2
28,249
143.38
6,372
550,596
140
190
240
696
2,763
2,333
10
3,288
87,666
2,556
81,407
836
26,542
2,025
54,865
2,505
77,545
4,930
236,176
4,206
178,842
1,562
35,115
71
1,470
628
14,335
1,185
53,920
1,610
89,755
431
11,820
6,469
105
866
1,597
1,696
1,244
961
49.1
2,413
1,032
451
930
541
1,071
1,121
4,121
755
1,267
3,967
4.0
942,293
7.9
237.5
33,791
142.35
3,895
393,998
30
85
102
331
1,527
1,704
116
2,162
66,677
1,547
56,088
398
11,323
1,354
44,765
1,632
65,405
3,069
180,654
2,522
131,158
1,035
25,970
38
732
422
9,150
821
46,106
1,077
65,635
235
7,620
3,920
60
640
954
1,039
772
455
47.8
1,466
711
295
460
351
631
581
2,501
400
671
6,864
6.9
2,298,691
19.3
334.9
40,998
122.66
6,782
865,905
150
151
140
376
1,879
2,967
1,119
3,667
157,572
2,859
131,341
913
32,671
2,334
98,670
2,936
159,836
5,492
526,425
4,625
335,462
1,814
57,309
76
3,180
713
29,494
1,558
81,078
142,006
463
20,311
6,802
70
922
1,815
1,725
1,466
804
48.7
2,386
1,111
390
885
590
4,478
601
1,260
1,240
1.2
792,245
6.7
638.9
79,220
123.88
1,224
253,397
40
20
20
50
181
368
481
64
713
52,115
543
54,430
233
17,107
426
37,373
520
50,030
1,040
243,161
777
92,329
372
18,098
53
1,447
197
12,325
314
23,751
359
42,190
119
7,062
157
258
363
247
186
388
177
61
150
107
262
154
179
0.2
229,408
1.9
1,281.6
256,197
199.74
177
66,112
91
12,803
98
14,818
48
3,524
72
11,294
61
3,146
154
85,126
106
26,323
44
5,998
16
1,059
29
2,811
47
7,270
59
12,220
21
1,454
176
2
10
32
53
42
37
852
81
249
118
14
49
106
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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
10 to ^ acres
100 to 139 acres
FARMS BY COLOR AMP TFNURE OF OPERVTOR
All farm operators
Full owners number.
Part owners number.
W\ tenants number.,
Cash tenants number .
Share-cash tenants number.,
Crop-share tenants number. ,
Livestock- share tenants nu-rber. ,
Other and unspecified tenants number..
White farm operators:
Full owners number. ,
Part owners number..
\I1 tenants number.,
Son white farm operators:
Full owners number.,
Part owners .number.,
All tenants number. .
FIRMS BY TYPE OF FARM
Cash-grain farms number. ,
Tobacco farms number. ,
Cotton farms number. ,
Other field-crop farms number.,
Vegetable farms number. ,
FruiUand-nut farms „ number . ,
Poultry farms number. ,
Dairy farms number. ,
Livestock farms other than poultry and dairy farms number. ,
General farms number. .
Miscellaneous farms nuir.ber . .
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
'arms reporting. .
number.,
arms reporting. ,
number. ,
arms reporting. ,
Grain combines.
Corn nickers . ..
Pick-up balers .
Field forage harvesters.
Motortrucks
Tractors
Tractors other than garden .
1 tractor
2 tractors
1 tractors
4 tractors
5 or more tractors .
H rieel tractors
arms reporting.
number,
'arms reporting.
number.
reporting. ,
number. ,
reporting. ,
number. ,
retorting . ,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
number. ,
Crawler tractors .
Garden tractors
Automobiles ,
Automobiles and/or motortrucks
Telephone
Home freezer
Milking machine
Electric milk cooler ,
Bulk-type milk cooler
Cron drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) . ,
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower.
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 to a hard surface road . . .
1 mile
2 or 1 miles
4 miles
5 or more miles
9 reporting. ,
number..
s reporting.,
number, .
s reporting. ,
number. .
reporting. ,
reporti ng . .
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting. ,
reporting. ,
reoorting..
reporting. .
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting..
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting..
renorting. ,
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUWERVnON
Hired workers farms
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) farms
Farms reporting by number of regular hired workers:
1 hired worker
1 hired workers
1 or 4 hired workers
5 to 9 hired workers
10 or more hired workers
reporting!
persons,
reporting.
persons.
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
reporting.
RESIDENCE OF FARM OPERATOR
g on farm operated operators rerorti ng . ,
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence number. ,
See footnotes at end of table.
72,958
17,590
8,896
3,014
521
2,383
731
2,247
72,838
17,565
8,681
120
25
15
2,102
375
566
608
1,143
6,920
31,831
7,999
4,772
2,527
26,087
26,431
21,637
22,044
38,123
38,491
14,179
14,995
57,684
71,373
86,157
168,466
82,475
144,759
41,761
26,525
9,957
2,846
1,386
81,627
138,692
5,569
6,067
22,263
23,707
86,341
113,238
92,770
82,360
68,227
37,045
36,937
6,572
3,441
34,342
57,760
19,082
22,160
14,159
8,001
5,244
2,577
110
70
17,729
36,745
12,993
24,514
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
90,737
4,369
4,943
6,073
17,919
205
1,691
535
1,147
160
467
10
40
80
220
40
335
380
6,068
17,859
205
1,691
585
1,142
25
35
1,168
15
85
25
1,309
20
20
10
10
35
35
15
15
2,657
3,168
3,559
4,630
2,107
2,322
1,920
165
16
6
2,081
2,266
46
56
2,103
2,308
5,406
6,497
5,837
5,821
3,705
60
75
10
155
5,428
646
650
475
175
120
50
917
2,585
712
1,736
321
181
96
103
5,864
465
558
230
150
45
190
345
1,949
780
955
625
589
1,176
1,201
1,210
1,250
1,400
1,430
156
191
9,105
10,293
16,351
23,351
15,002
17,811
12,519
2,207
241
25
10
14,790
17,237
538
574
5,185
5,540
17,576
22,335
18,788
16,682
13,196
1,375
1,460
60
70
1,385
13,349
2,890
4,261
3,091
1,170
815
330
15
10
1,221
3,226
726
1,949
442
141
49
56
38
18,826
834
1,138
9,002
1,060
765
255
15
190
70
235
8,997
1,050
760
185
75
35
70
165
844
1,770
950
605
78
1,590
1,595
1,245
1,255
2,236
2,236
410
415
5,012
5,533
9,300
14,635
9,115
12,098
6,561
2,176
332
41
5
8,980
11,762
321
336
2,377
2,537
9,082
11,542
9,807
8,382
6,729
2,340
2,300
185
115
1,873
6,044
2,158
2,575
1,700
875
570
230
15
10
837
1,736
487
781
391
50
29
11
6
9,866
401
580
11,226
2,106
1,451
460
85
376
145
385
11,206
2,101
1,451
20
5
385
60
110
45
91
988
4,405
1,342
985
103
3,653
3,683
3,082
3,112
5,427
5,442
1,237
1,272
8,305
9,369
12,995
22,971
12,729
19,888
7,088
4,375
1,031
143
42
12,544
19,154
673
734
2,936
3,083
12,444
15,608
13,515
11,580
9,597
5,291
5,272
686
301
4,575
8,066
2,326
3,752
2,437
1,315
905
380
20
10
1,639
2,632
1,043
1,436
884
98
36
23
2
13,523
602
675
PENNSYLVANIA
107
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 farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm— Continued
140 to 179 acres
220 to 259 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
FARMS BY COLOR AND TENURE OF OPERATOR
All farm operators:
Fall owners number.
Part owners number.
\]l tenants number.
Cash tenants number.
Share-cash tenants number.
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 FARM
Cash-grain farms % number.
Tobacco farms number.
Cotton farms ,. . .1 number.
Other field-crop farms number.
Vegetable farms number .
Fruit-and-nut farms number.
Poultry farms number.
Dairy farms number.
Livestock farms otner than poultry and dairy farms number.
General farms number.
Miscellaneous farms number.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROW
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 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.
number.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks farms reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Rome freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting.
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting.
Crop drier (tor 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 retorting.
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 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.
Sor 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.
6,657
2,599
1,135
390
55
355
100
235
6,657
2,599
1,130
250
15
35
65
101
427
5,596
1,106
555
65
4,322
4,372
3,508
3,548
6,254
6,269
2,406
2,501
7,060
8,546
9,805
21,243
9,740
19,003
3,327
4,234
1,663
411
105
9,640
18,317
646
686
2,146
2,240
9,240
12,292
9,985
8,871
7,750
6,231
6,186
1,140
636
5,678
5,439
2,434
2,463
1,432
1,031
696
325
5
5
2,550
4,304
1,820
2,723
1,397
288
100
16
19
9,546
415
470
3,723
2,021
760
240
55
250
70
145
3,718
2,021
760
60
30
81
259
3,946
536
295
42
2,976
3,001
2,502
2,542
4,441
4,471
2,026
2,121
4,814
6,027
6,173
14,703
6,073
13,178
1,487
2,717
1,382
375
112
6,028
12,606
557
572
1,481
1,530
5,993
8,055
6,349
5,609
4,946
4,451
4,346
955
366
3,997
3,414
1,415
1,655
950
705
435
250
10
10
2,103
3,367
1,618
2,344
1,172
326
97
12
11
5,990
288
256
2,092
1,427
395
140
50
100
35
70
2,092
1,422
395
45
16
42
126
2,665
345
195
58
1,982
2,017
1,608
1,648
2,989
3,014
1,531
1,596
3,037
4,114
3,841
9,633
3,815
8,818
841
1,623
871
362
118
3,795
8,383
415
435
779
815
3,651
5,060
3,882
3,517
3,139
2,890
2,885
705
416
2,705
2,197
898
327
442
385
190
190
1,331
2,653
1,105
1,945
651
320
101
25
3,636
169
162
3,401
2,758
565
165
105
95
70
130'
3,396
2,758
565
58
42
66
249
4,490
654
351
114
3,633
3,673
2,851
2,927
5,436
5,522
3,099
3,335
5,549
8,355
6,626
19,171
6,585
17,579
1,002
2,213
2,040
849
481
6,555
16,466
1,030
1,113
1,470
1,592
6,294
9,395
6,704
6,047
5,534
5,020
4,949
1,267
742
5,069
3,733
1,589
1,478
818
660
440
205
10
5
3,047
6,322
2,531
4,591
1,498
634
299
82
18
6,266
374
224
566
523
75
40
5
30
523
75
32
35
39
41
677
177
75
41
751
816
562
600
980
1,038
665
732
1,155
2,354
1,205
4,796
1,199
4,399
96
277
297
251
278
1,199
4,013
322
386
334
397
1,144
2,236
1,230
1,133
1,016
786
786
309
206
971
761
254
212
122
90
50
30
10
863
3,090
767
2,511
289
219
163
66
30
1,073
109
58
111
140
87
109
147
178
99
116
167
626
178
1,097
177
1,016
10
22
29
29
87
174
880
84
136
60
81
152
330
177
173
147
91
87
36
40
144
136
25
15
U
4
3
1
144
1,091
133
833
19
25
31
31
27
146
18
15
108
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 Bamplo of fami9. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
fenn9
70 to 99 acres
ICO to 199 acres
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
arms reporting
on which used
tons
'arms reporting
tons
arms reporting
tons
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Other pasture (not cropland) .
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials .. .
Liquid materials.
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes .
Dry materials
Liquid materials. .
All otiier crops ....
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
arms reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
flheat farms reporting.
acres.
.farms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporti ng .
acres.
arms reporting.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
Lime or liming materials used during the year farms reporting.
acres limed,
tons.
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$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
$5,0OD to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under $200
$200 to $899
$1,000 or more
Hired labor
Under $200
$200 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 $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for tie farm business
Under $100
$100 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $4,999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
dollars.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
farms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars.
farms reporting,
farms reporting,
'arms reporting.
reporting,
dollars.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting
doll.
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
reporting
farms
'arms
74,100
2,989,971
590,406
73,923
585,030
849
5,376
22,615
542,374
22,510
107,289
148
509
8,179
113,469
8,114
21,581
65
139
61,334
1,054,011
61,092
203,496
529
2,230
38,859
473,253
38,677
80,131
243
651
4,488
35,498
4,456
23,799
32
415
48,068
771,366
47,867
148,734
330
1,432
31,360
554,356
887,304
99,339
83,756
189,144,455
8,959
34,411
13,305
17,220
9,861
51,627
72,497,115
37,122
7,307
3,680
2,268
1,250
51,364
10,212,954
33,740
16,901
723
43,682
71,125,878
16,740
8,212
5,405
6,861
3,715
1,724
633
283
109
54,034
14,489,091
25,644
24,156
2,541
1,693
96,589
34,037,111
30,522
43,197
16,589
6,103
178
1,578
4,859
1,694
1,558
1,657
60
37
115
330
115
72
625
1,620
625
426
140
355
140
73
943
2,439
918
1,043
60
37
365
1,120
1,730
6,812
4,418
12,135,717
490
2,200
610
525
593
3,148
2,635,982
2,590
290
131
96
41
960
95,880
880
55
25
1,607
5,829,245
345
160
155
280
295
222
91
55
4
2,513
2,153,845
1,305
480
285
443
6,102
1,109,017
4,495
1,007
303
278
19
12,442
138,031
31,338
12,417
31,007
152
331
2,292
16,677
2,277
3,697
15
11
610
3,720
605
676
5
15
8,954
55,118
8,914
11,934
65
85
4,535
23,920
4,480
4,408
65
74
666
1,297
656
892
10
10
6,424
37,299
6,389
9,-WX)
72
136
3,422
24,241
35,617
20,523
15,409
a, 946, 878
3,060
8,450
1,530
1,275
1,094
9,474
6,449,021
7,930
875
475
138
56
9,067
993,070
7,826
1,200
41
5,088
6,578,121
3,020
770
430
428
203
117
55
40
25
9,219
1,814,402
7,150
1,702
155
212
19,643
2,642,804
12,590
6,260
537
238
18
8,069
162,482
32,673
8,044
32,585
45
1,745
20,670
1,745
4,335
525
4,105
520
753
5
3
6,647
61,595
6,622
11,791
30
42
4,286
31,921
4,236
5,588
5
5
445
1,105
440
658
5
3
5,113
43,086
5,098
9,460
20
35
2,815
29,100
45,850
10,742
8,890
15,435,784
1,310
4,451
1,085
1,265
779
5,409
6,093,270
4,100
600
345
287
77
6,142
954,685
4,487
1,635
20
3,602
2,174,808
2,170
610
310
320
121
57
1
13
5,238
584,990
3,600
1,540
65
33
10,452
1,898,045
4,155
5,672
557
68
•■
11,850
340,685
66,420
11,785
65,916
115
504
3,089
50,691
3,049
10,130
40
80
1,166
11,418
1,146
2,156
20
9
10,094
129,591
10,029
24,463
80
215
6,910
65,308
6,860
11,235
55
104
805
3,605
305
2,272
7,465
80,072
7,425
15,660
45
96
4,611
55,089
85,876
14,710
12,594
24,691,743
1,505
5,421
1,970
2,416
1,282
7,981
11,133,245
5,632
1,160
612
395
182
8,706
1,592,580
5,789
2,857
60
6,035
4,071,163
3,105
1,205
756
642
244
46
30
5
2
8,007
1,376,972
4,372
3,467
76
92
14,370
3,805,943
4,010
8,324
1,761
269
6
PENNSYLVANIA
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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 funis. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm— Continued
180 to 319 acres
■ 260 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 ■
2,000 acres and o
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture .
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Other pasture (not cropland).
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Com
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials.
Wheat
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under MOO
$100 to $999
$1,000 to $1,999
$2,000 to 54,999
S5,00O or more
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Under 51,030
51,000 to $2,499
$2,500 to 54,999
55,000 to $9,999
$10,000 or more
Machine hire
Under 5200
$200 to 5999
$1,000 or more
Hired labor
Under $200
5200 to 5499 •.
5500 to $999
51,000 to $2,499
52,500 to 54,999
55,000 to $9,999 ',
510,000 to $19,999 '.
$20,000 to $49,999
$50,000 or more
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees
Under $100
5100 to 5499
5500toS999
SL0O0 or more
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business
Under 5100
$100 to 5499
5500 to 5999
51,000 to 54,999
$5,000 or more
See footnotes at end of table.
arms reporting,
on which used.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting,
acres,
arms reporting.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms repotting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons.
s reporting.
tons.
arms reporting,
acres.
'arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting,
acres,
'arms reporting,
tons,
i reporting,
tons.
arms reporting,
acres.
arms reporting.
tons,
arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting,
acres,
'arms reporting.
tons,
'arms reporting.
tons.
'arms reporting.
acres limed .
tons.
arms reporting.
aims reporting,
dollars,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
i reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms repotting,
'arms reporting.
arms
arms
Farms
farms
am"*
'arms
'arm-
'arms
'amis
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
reporting,
dollars,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.
'arms reporting
dollars
i reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
arms reporting
'arms reporting
8,962
440,294
84,020
8,947
83,768
80
252
3,347
83,539
3,337
16,043
20
70
1,275
16,840
1,275
3,360
7,888
156,254
7,868
29,973
45
68
5,187
68,843
5,177
11,654
20
48
475
2,990
470
2,052
5
20
6,115
111,828
6,095
20,686
20
46
4,446
79,745
132,912
10,386
9,505
23,009,592
550
3,381
1,920
2,481
1,173
5,908
8,828,095
4,050
935
505
261
157
5,997
1,437,790
3,331
2,560
106
5,991
7,150,959
2,056
1,235
906
1,066
511
130
72
7
8
6,501
1,699,751
2,240
3,836
300
125
10,266
4,642,476
1,280
5,184
3,048
742
12
5,655
327,099
61,853
5,645
61,728
35
125
2,361
63,463
2,351
12,185
15
32
859
13,420
859
2,668
4,953
115,065
4,938
21,935
30
48
3,177
49,253
3,172
8,307
10
26
330
3,215
330
2,095
3,904
82,683
3,894
14,538
10
19
2,947
61,176
101,762
6,524
5,963
15,750,375
325
1,736
1,130
1,936
836
3,527
5,340,623
2,346
626
305
166
84
3,666
909,894
2,080
1,486
100
4,133
5,933,710
1,030
870
650
920
466
151
37
7
2
4,110
1,132,769
1,141
2,626
225
118
6,444
3,451,370
620
2,747
2,312
753
12
3,527
239,458
46,672
3,527
46,295
60
377
1,531
49,582
1,521
9,753
15
15
625
10,995
620
2,011
5
3,119
81,462
3,119
15,870
50
294
1,996
34,595
1,991
5,700
5
5
255
3,380
255
1,933
2,561
59,444
2,561
11,028
15
55
2,008
45,797
76,093
3,957
3,767
11, 707,778
140
1,010
706
1,315
596
2,242
3,856,913
1,415
401
255
95
76
2,208
609,567
1,050
1,093
65
2,632
5,510,781
655
460
326
560
405
161
38
20
7
2,571
906,392
630
1,536
301
104
3,952
2,526,186
225
1,502
1,547
667
11
6,131
509,872
99,908
6,141
99,278
86
630
2,820
101,741
2,810
20,561
20
50
1,114
23,878
1,109
4,474
5
3
5,279
172,209
5,264
33,641
71
542
3,238
72,757
3,233
11,845
5
10
375
6,947
370
4,903
5
10
4,308
132,340
4,303
23,854
5
15
3,626
104,900
173,150
6,854
6,472
23,499,336
215
1,538
1,150
2,110
1,459
3,735
8,661,315
2,147
826
341
235
186
3,620
1,078,274
1,762
1,746
112
4,879
12,069,399
820
760
685
1,152
803
485
136
32
6
4,595
1,684,859
840
2,972
538
245
6,779
5,319,942
335
2,074
2,637
1,704
29
1,101
164,238
34,431
1,101
33,446
32
985
565
33,357
565
6,588
5
63
216
6,298
211
1,247
5
73
962
52,133
962
10,125
26
341
569
20,182
564
3,709
15
215
146
4,470
146
3,043
825
47,798
825
8,734
21
293
675
34,222
53,112
1,240
1,123
6,047,834
46
224
146
341
366
703
2,477,644
341
L28
87
70
77
585
247,845
257
295
33
1,045
7,855,927
95
100
100
215
183
183
99
54
16
817
663,125
80
372
225
140
1,240
1,718,960
50
240
328
596
26
161
47,938
10,723
160
10,392
4
331
82
9,493
82
1,674
27
1,712
27
360
124
13,961
123
2,850
3
91
81
4,873
80
715
1
18
32
2,434
30
1,727
2
222
120
15,465
120
3,066
102
9,196
13,681
179
147
1,717,328
3
29
15
29
71
92
1,034,194
35
18
6
9
24
69
54,403
23
36
10
159
3,206,136
4
6
10
24
17
26
25
33
14
125
251,062
13
36
17
59
179
442,928
6
21
27
103
22
36
53,110
12,669
35
11,672
4
997
26
23,094
26
4,677
3
143
7
908
7
125
27
9,765
26
2,218
3
200
16
2,872
15
401
2
47
9
270
9
114
19
16,201
18
4,137
2
607
29
14,910
11,810
44
31
1,179,135
6
3
2
20
21
1,356,561
5
3
2
ii
11
24,148
3
2
6
43
3,438,036
2
2
4
5
3
7
20
28
167,193
2
4
3
19
44
392,025
5
5
18
16
110
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 farms.' See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All fatm 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 LfVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle aid calves
Cows, including heifers that have calved
Milk cows
Heifers and heifer calves
steers and nulls including steer and boll calves .
Farms reporting by number on band:
Cattle and calves—
lhead
2 to 4 head
Stouhead
10 to 19 head
20 to 40 head
50 to 99 head
100 to 499 head
500 or more head
'arms reporting.
number,
'arms reporting.
number.
'arms reporting.
number,
arms reporting.
number,
'arms reporting.
number.
farms reporting.
.farms reporting.
, .farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.farms reporting,
.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
2 to 9 head rarma
10 to 19 head farms
20 to 29 head farms
30 to 49 head farms
50 to 74 head farms
75to99heed farms
100 or more head farms
rkxses and/ot mules farms
Hogs and pigs farms
Bom sincejunel farms
Bom before June 1 farms
Sheep and lambs farms
Lambs under 1 year old farms
Sheep 1 year old and over farms
Ewes farms
Rams and wethers farms
Chickens 4 months old and over farms
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms
Milk and cream sold farms
Chickens including broilers sold farms
Chicken eggs sold farms
reporting,
reporting,
reporting.,
reporting,
reporting.,
reporting,
reporting.,
reporting..
reporting.
number .
repotting.
number,
reporting..
number,
reporting.
number..
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number,
reporting.
number,
reporting.,
number,
reporting.
number.,
reporting.
number .
reporting..
number..
dollars.,
reporting.,
number.,
dollars,
reporting.,
number.
dollars,
reporting..
pounds. .
dollars.,
reporting..
dollars.,
reporting. ,
dozens.,
dollars. ,
726,001,424
7,256
186,769,317
84,493,993
13,033,638
25,371,843
63,869,843
539,232,107
128,530,993
279,315,146
131,385,968
76,732
1,877,953
66,629
946,602
60,156
862,584
61,956
580,214
54,134
351,137
3,032
11,744
11,535
13,871
27,332
8,110
1,095
13
9,862
21,741
15,128
11,570
6,704
1,327
190
107
10,119
17,711
13,613
11,031
6,209
1,245
149
79
19,464
58,827
40,964
621,578
24,946
372,361
32,122
249,217
8,604
257,088
5,990
66,544
8,032
190,544
7,869
164,371
5,928
26,173
56,591
20,571,103
65,783
915,616
105,287,162
23,446
632,018
20,224,576
6,539
152,998
1,988,974
42,730
6,227,507,950
279,315,146
32,358
35,655,168
37,741
231,894,622
83,482,063
40,433,975
5,871
21,809,939
489,123
180,640
219,986
20,920,190
18,624,036
17,260,797
284,290
1,078,949
1,510
7,610
940
2,265
800
1,795
820
2,680
845
2,665
355
610
350
155
30
10
475
445
15
455
330
10
560
1,390
1,335
12,015
750
6,965
1,000
5,050
276
3,119
156
666
276
2,453
266
2,232
161
221
3,216
1,862,720
975
4,020
564,925
715
12,655
404,960
195
2,025
26,325
180
6,665,122
284,290
2,723
8,732,359
2,631
21,782,715
7,841,778
65,031,355
3,127
27,073,344
6,004,263
1,531,930
2,875,729
16,661,422
37,958,011
24,647,964
4,221,690
9,088,357
12,325
80,170
9,125
28,965
7,820
23,930
7,810
22,665
7,435
28,540
1,240
5,095
3,450
1,935
585
10
10
3,640
4,820
590
65
5
5
3,445
3,805
500
60
5
5
3,430
9,040
7,485
69,340
4,005
40,745
5,455
28,595
1,746
26,138
1,181
7,426
1,606
18,712
1,576
16,996
1,161
1,716
11,641
3,908,480
8,105
44,235
6,407,935
3,615
66,965
2,142,880
1,212
14,936
194,168
2,540
99,129,491
4,221,690
5,862
5,902,821
7,166
45,641,205
16,430,833
44,040,763
4,060
10,504,661
6,425,837
842,585
1,575,030
1,661,209
33,536,102
13,057,774
9,965,785
10,512,543
8,455
102,255
6,935
43,055
6,095
38,025
6,095
27,030
5,770
32,170
410
1,810
2,245
2,240
1,680
70
1,515
3,775
1,310
280
55
1,500
3,070
1,210
275
40
2,395
7,075
4,731
51,720
2,796
31,985
3,600
19,735
965
17,650
670
4,275
890
13,375
870
12,280
620
1,095
6,492
2,169,345
6,715
60,440
8,606,020
2,526
50,080
1,602,560
675
10,210
132,730
3,335
227,027,999
9,965,785
3,513
3,402,824
4,132
25,520,865
9,187,510
83,098,892
5,615
17,180,946
12,274,276
997,271
1,193,605
2,715,794
65,917,946
17,921,857
28,410,251
19,585,838
12,397
217,381
10,840
104,803
9,747
95,366
9,858
60,868
8,626
51,710
381
1,811
2,320
3,210
4,317
353
5
1,723
4,441
3,055
1,365
256
1,791
3,585
2,830
1,315
226
3,031
9,958
6,573
98,809
3,897
55,203
5,198
43,606
1,259
32,664
817
8,077
1,173
24,587
1,147
21,934
888
2.653
9,121
3,204,430
10,589
120,359
15,709,512
3,667
101,277
3,240,864
993
22,081
287,053
6,556
645,077,770
28,410,251
5,146
3,802,097
6,121
34,869,221
12,552,920
See fontnotos at end of table.
PENNSYLVANIA
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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 farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Sir* of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres
180 to 2111 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
3,000 acres and over
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 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 Tarms reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.
number.
Milk cows farms reporung.
number .
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.
number.
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reporting.
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 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 Jarms 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 heed 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 renorting.
100 or more head farms reporting.
Horses and/Of mules farms reporting.
number,
HogS and pigs farms renorting.
numbef.
Born 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 renorting.
number.
Sheep 1 year old and over farms reporting.
P number.
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 reporting.
number.
dollars.
Hogs and pigs sold alive Tarms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
dollars.
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting.
pounds.
dollars.
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting.
dozens .
dollars.
See footnotes at end of table.
91,539,385
8,776
16,537,975
9,466,331
1,344,125
3,362,800
2,364,719
75,001,410
10,790,893
47,060,050
17,150,467
9,493
283,234
8,791
152,168
8,076
140,498
8,426
89,035
7,018
42,031
170
540
750
1,530
5,195
1,261
47
620
2,020
2,480
2,391
1,165
110
5
735
1,685
2,180
2,276
1,035
110
5
2,204
5,708
4,701
84,076
3,005
53,470
3,776
30,606
1,020
41,840
780
10,280
985
31,560
955
27,055
760
4,505
6,014
2,037,283
8,864
135,278
13,703,943
2,886
87,818
2,810,176
835
23,465
305,045
6,736
1,045,386,041
47,060,050
3,477
1,997,605
4,033
21,594,841
7,774,143
65,566,471
10,035
11,912,935
7,629,679
854,420
2,264,337
1,164,499
■53,653,536
6,485,069
36,495,055
10,673,412
5,949
216,389
5,612
116,555
5,246
109,045
5,464
71,714
4,474
28,120
60
255
335
652
3,186
1,420
40
1
260
870
1,501
1,710
1,135
125
10
1
330
720
1,331
1,650
1,090
120
5
1,473
4,365
2,811
49,682
1,845
30,335
2,301
19,347
575
22,120
400
5,760
550
16,360
535
12,730
395
3,630
3,564
1,144,235
5,708
95,586
8,759,195
1,740
47,015
1,504,480
475
14,250
185,250
4,696
812,625,229
36,495,055
2,001
1,248,831
2,414
13,233,410
4,764,023
49,939,791
12,589
9,880,015
5,519,173
502,430
1,552,074
2,306,338
40,059,776
5,747,962
26,821,150
7,490,664
3,744
153,446
3,542
83,438
3,335
77,090
3,482
50,869
2,834
19,139
25
125
121
405
1,962
991
115
105
451
800
1,166
840
170
10
145
430
715
1,115
765
160
5
891
2,376
1,704
34,727
1,078
20,179
1,458
14,548
367
16,204
237
3,930
352
12,274
337
8,733
261
3,541
2,185
893,210
3,598
66,134
6,171,964
1,133
34,877
1,116,064
265
9,025
117,325
3,050
597,086,951
26,821,150
1,297
2,077,118
1,500
9,574,815
3,446,934
106,405,126
15,502
22,455,493
12,553,731
1,616,868
'2,817,036
5,467,858
83,949,633
10,432,933
55,720,343
17,796,357
6,338
329,988
6,007
173,154
5/625
161,223
5,878
109,279
5,054
47,555
40
148
200
398
2,533
2,576
442
1
186
595
975
1,585
1,977
616
57
16
272
527
830
1,510
1,827
591
52
16
1,582
5,928
2,905
64,526
2,038
39,672
2,346
24,854
743
44,681
583
11,852
713
32,829
703
28,137
543
4,692
3,470
1,342,737
6,192
148,062
14,673,170
1,933
65,352
2,091,264
638
26,046
338,598
5,132
1,241,743,045
55,720,343
1,990
3,259,070
2,258
15,461,050
5,565,978
36,919,835
29,774
15,612,632
5,203,641
1,204,460
3,559,899
5,644,632
21,307,203
2,657,454
12,927,593
5,722,156
1,0»8
86,913
1,045
43,620
924
36,711
1,029
28,010
921
15,283
26
42
65
240
391
334
25
125
64
156
310
232
95
38
40
113
70
131
270
202
70
28
429
1,710
496
21,878
347
13,261
394
8,617
142
13,587
106
4,620
137
8,967
132
7,455
106
1,512
544
372,885
1,061
38,001
4,592,198
327
22,518
720,576
131
7,662
99,606
821
279,197,812
12,927,593
341
885,937
389
4,477,270
1,611,817
10,335,955
57,743
4,890,614
2,269,799
482,109
1,471,521
667,185
5,445,341
882,906
2,458,560
2,103,875
144
21,423
134
9,007
110
6,398
133
5,848
130
6,568
4
17
6
14
20
14
10
25
64
318
62
6,361
51
3,931
54
2,430
22
3,821
18
1,187
21
2,634
19
2,314
19
320
62
76,368
139
10,541
1,661,708
54
6,185
197,920
20
1,776
23,088
96
49,560,504
2,458,560
40
451,165
43
1,024,415
368,789
10,169,475
231,124
5,072,938
1,636,938
1,320,420
1,900,186
215,394
5,096,537
354,207
1,466,694
3,275,636
29
16,668
25
5,161
21
3,190
24
3,155
27
6,352
1
2
1
1
15
9
2
3
16
1
3
1
1
3
2
10
13
931
14
4,446
12
2,951
13
1,495
7
1,495
6
311
7
1,184
7
1,121
7
63
18
49,395
26
9,460
2,063,129
12
6,014
192,448
8
832
10,816
18
29,083,311
1,466,694
11
21,632
11
707,000
254,520
112
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 farms. See text ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Continued
Litters fafrowerJ Decembet 1, 1958, to Novembet 30, 1959 . . . .farms reporting.
number of litters.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
number of litters.
1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
1 or 2 litters
3 to 9 litters
10 to 19 litters
20 to 39 litters
40 to 69 liUers
70 or more litters . .
June 2 to November 30
reporting.,
reporting. ,
reporting.,
reporting.,
reporting. .
reporting. .
reporting.,
acres..
bushels..
Sales farms reporting.
bushels.
Under 11 acres . ..
11 to 24 acres. . . .
25 to 49 acres ... .
50 to 74 acres
75 to 99 acres
100 or more acres .
Harvested for grain . . .
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
.farms
Wheat harvested.
farms reporting .
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting. .
acres . .
bushels. .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Barley harvested farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Rye harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Ray crops:
land from which hay was cut acres.
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales f anrrs reporting .
tons.
Other hay cut farms reporting.
acres,
tans.
Sales farms reporting .
tans.
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting .
acres,
tans, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
16,762
96,257
7,145
7,251
1,626
557
112
71
14,133
48,982
12,323
47,275
70,781
1,168,462
33,995
23,158
10,370
2,253
507
498
65,196
930,931
55,716,202
24,017
19,010,052
45,116
515,392
13,681,682
33,802
10,733,596
54,454
650,268
29,637,885
10,276
4,171,872
16,061
140,013
4,231,178
2,874
947,635
2,820
15,901
344,464
851
178,974
35,797
728,246
1,717,899
4,665
175,251
59,720
1,198,721
2,029,578
8,704
169,804
2,844
18,616
27,741
66
393
5,098
81,943
111,170
531
9,662
12,469
181,566
1,215,689
Under 10 acres
465
1,250
320
130
15
405
755
265
495
1,005
2,330
1,005
975
2,270
127,670
365
58,250
250
595
17,770
140
10,835
185
410
17,975
60
8,200
65
105
4,395
35
2,835
1,700
210
455
70
335
340
890
1,600
110
665
65
145
175
60
210
225
15
105
10 to 49 acres
2,100
8,870
1,120
810
135
30
5
1,750
4,830
1,420
4,040
11,455
64,584
10,163
1,217
75
11,134
60,757
3,367,720
4,142
1,322,265
5,766
28,976
302,132
3,726
550,937
6,460
27,445
1,094,795
1,410
259,075
1,201
4,611
151,110
196
32,015
225
695
14,645
60
4,715
90,784
3,816
24,637
48,789
825
9,255
8,887
59,987
87,375
1,880
15,175
265
890
1,110
725
4,390
5,410
120
935
195
880
6,375
50 to 69 acres
1,685
7,865
765
705
195
15
5
1,400
4,165
1,245
3,700
7,821
69,967
5,385
2,281
155
7,411
61,227
3,515,690
2,446
1,075,030
5,136
36,480
1,003,665
3,466
744,140
5,485
34,370
1,394,175
1,050
248,840
1,290
6,380
198,440
195
24,675
235
795
17,245
60
5,885
3,055
33,195
72,495
425
7,755
6,725
73,350
117,700
1,130
12,445
220
925
1,420
5
5
455
3,690
4,270
35
440
450
2,935
18,905
70 to 99 acres
2,661
15,438
1,245
1,040
281
70
10
15
2,231
8,407
1,861
7,031
11,606
147,009
5,801
4,562
1,153
80
10
10,966
123,333
7,352,060
3,787
2,184,925
8,132
72,683
1,939,300
5,937
1,483,170
8,746
70,462
3,087,750
1,730
510,860
2,456
15,513
470,800
440
84,280
401
1,692
31,715
81
8,835
241,382
5,768
80,800
190,628
770
17,510
9,819
141,324
232,913
1,400
21,335
460
2,490
3,425
35
195
726
6,890
8,710
100
720
1,171
9,878
72,344
PENNSYLVANIA
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State Table 20.- FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
I Data ire based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of farm-Continued
140 to 179 acres ISO to 219 acres 220 to 259 acres 360 to 499 acres 500 to 999 acres ■ 1,000 to 1,999 acres 2,000 acres and over
LIVESTOCK AND UVESTOCK PRODUCTS-Coritimied
Litters fatrowed December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959 ....farms reporting..
number of litters..
farms reporung..
farms reporting..
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
'arms reporting.
number of litters.
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting.
number of litters.
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Com for all purposes farms reporting.
acres.
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
farms reporung.
farms reporti ng .
farms reporting.
farms reporting.
acres .
bushels.
.farms reporting.
bushels.
1 or 2 liuers
8 to 9 litters
10 to 15 liuers ...
30 to 39 litters ...
40 to 69 litters ...
70 or more liuers
June 2 to November a
Under 11 acres .
11 to 24 acres . .
25 to 49 acres . .
50 to 74 acres . .
75 to 99 acres . .
100 or more acre
Harvested for grai n .
Wheat harvested.
farms reporting .
acres .
bushel*.
Sales farms reporting.
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting.
acres.
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting .
acres .
bushels.
Sales farms reporting .
bushels.
Rye harvested farms reporting.
acres .
bushels.
•farms reporting,
bushels.
Hay crops:
Land from irhich hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut fcr
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for bay farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tens.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting.
tans.
Other bay cut farms reporting .
acres,
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.
acres .
tons, green weight.
See footnotes at end of table.
2,130
12,670
815
1,010
200
80
10
15
1,755
6,360
1,625
6,310
8,693
171,889
2,625
3,510
2,142
371
30
15
7,798
133,835
8,086,580
2,925
2,605,200
5,822
74,162
1,906,174
4,512
1,478,674
7,361
99,326
4,592,945
1,330
573,095
2,377
20,986
608,395
426
93,600
405
2,075
47,755
125
23,775
5,153
115,293
259,562
536
19,655
7,515
173,135
290,792
833
20,611
400
2,525
3,805
720
12,650
16,430
60
1,015
2,206
28,023
190,780
1,350
7,245
555
595
165
30
5
1,155
3,775
1,020
3,470
5,524
127,408
1,415
2,137
1,510
386
55
21
4,919
98,324
5,983,305
1,987
2,158,140
3,577
53,098
1,339,925
2,877
1,051,738
4,907
76,477
3,514,335
880
405,085
1,611
14,803
431,120
245
84,775
210
1,125
22,865
70
8,865
3,392
84,418
206,727
345
14,430
4,707
134,446
228,067
595
16,700
235
1,780
2,500
5
20
495
9,555
14,650
50
1,710
1,746
24,607
169,875
922
5,458
350
415
107
45
5
756
2,660
712
2,798
3,436
89,151
747
1,295
943
315
111
25
3,011
67,043
3,994,920
1,198
1,354,210
2,226
38,000
980,315
1,861
804,440
3,115
56,790
2,641,820
531
290,965
1,081
11,861
333,305
220
87,360
145
1,095
18,405
45
9,740
2,143
61,050
143,257
245
8,445
3,087
96,682
171,551
380
9,135
215
1,525
2,915
270
5,795
7,400
10
95
1,280
20,645
140,210
1,484
10,848
471
726
156
91
35
5
1,277
5,082
1,174
5,766
5,774
188,215
1,105
1,890
1,643
668
223
245
4,843
139,647
8,434,750
1,955
2,995,530
3,517
75,219
2,006,442
2,947
1,695,399
5,241
116,807
5,558,214
964
696,814
1,726
23,963
729,610
400
237,775
373
3,851
92,492
203
69,239
424,678
4,057
133,574
319,679
492
27,365
5,161
219,851
388,610
647
30,830
315
3,510
5,435
592
17,470
25,177
30
1,010
2,404
50,273
307,995
291
4,448
55
122
30
56
21
7
255
1,927
241
2,521
1,031
56,667
125
245
257
217
53
134
861
41,457
2,663,579
386
1,349,445
617
20,738
614,740
557
513,393
931
32,161
1,564,575
179
295,506
335
7,287
276,334
79
90,686
69
374
9,125
3,192
104,781
703
35,095
82,655
73
5,259
933
51,822
91,026
157
8,710
35
305
905
142
6,108
7,795
15
820
433
11,451
77,154
40
925
8
6
12
7
3
4
35
443
37
482
133
14,506
11
IS
32
19
13
40
111
11,761
691,513
49
367,561
94
5,218
141,619
85
132,582
126
6,581
313,598
36
108,002
57
2,970
107,090
21
46,367
21
548
10,739
14
8,913
25,341
94
9,365
22,837
23
4,281
114
10,021
17,823
33
3,740
10
4L1
588
1
18
16
1,269
2,686
4
1,062
63
4,275
27,171
114
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 funis. See text J
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
70 to 89 acres
100 to 13ft acres
SPECIFIED CROPS rlABVESTED-Continned
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting .
acres2
bushels .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting .
acres,
pounds.
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting .
Sales dollars .
land in bearing and nanbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting .
aores.
Apples3 farms reporting.
Trees of all ages number .
Trees not of bearing age number.
Trees of bearing age number .
Qjantity harvested bushels .
13,630
37,608
11,700,301
4,664
28,704
42,652,515
8,520
13,033,638
11,657
97,688
10,592
2,076,245
545,906
1,530,339
10,836,344
670
137
30,125
270
683
1,006,645
535
180,640
565
985
490
18,015
3,725
14,290
52,045
2,816
1,759
423,471
1,110
4,377
6,331,035
2,185
1,531,930
2,707
11,859
2,360
176,070
41,780
134,290
662,280
1,570
1,214
280,200
925
5,755
,543,765
1,056
■M2.585
1,365
6,072
1,235
70,945
8,945
62,000
192,190
2,455
4,255
1,234,720
1,162
8,215
12,255,165
1,201
997,271
1,719
6,852
1,598
132,556
33,601
98,955
434,797
2,295
5,929
1,841,590
741
5,495
8,165,875
1,367
2,156,380
2,008
12,224
1,843
277,607
71,825
205,782
1,254,535
Z Less than 0.05 percent.
1Includes mili equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does 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-Continued
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Size of fanrr-Continued
140 to 179 acres
160 to 219 acres
220 to 259 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 to 1,999 acres
2,000 acres and over
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED-Continued
Irish potatoes harvested for heme use
or for sale farms reporting . ,
acres2,
bushels. ,
Tobacco harvested farms reporting . ,
acres . .
pounds. .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting . .
Sales dollars . .
land in bearing and nonbeartng fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting..
acres . ,
Apples3 farms reporting . .
Trees of all ages number . .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested bushels . .
1,410
3,035
905,345
240
1,913
2,900,625
806
1,344,125
1,203
13,129
1,143
347,263
103,567
243,696
1,580,574
921
3,336
1,013,903
120
1,210
1,801,275
445
854,420
697
8,534
626
172,535
31,065
141,470
948,490
545
3,457
1,103,035
40
390
652,230
251
502,430
422
4,642
397
123,380
45,925
77,455
813,370
877
6,997
2,476,184
50
511
760,650
462
1,616,868
719
11,894
653
241,082
51,088
189,994
1,367,100
217
4,490
1,405,930
5
150
225,000
168
1,204,460
201
12,698
195
258,836
79,094
179,742
1,495,562
43
2,728
908,751
33
482,109
38
4,218
34
109,130
28,054
81,076
876,009
11
271
77,047
1
5
10,200
11
,320,420
13
4,581
13
148,826
47,237
101,589
1,159,392
116
STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959
[Data are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For descriptions and explanations, nee text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Managers
All tenants
FARMS, ACREAOE, AND VALUE
Farms -number
Percent distri button percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average si re 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.
acres.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting.
20 to 29 acres ■ farms reporting.
30 to 49 acres farms reporting.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting.
100 to 159 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.
acres.
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting.
acres.
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting.
acres.
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting.
acres,
Woodland pastured farms reporting,
acres.
Woodland not pastured farms reporti ng ,
acres .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) .farms reporting.
acres.
Improved pasture farms reporting.
acres .
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting,
acres.
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
at
Land in strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting
K
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
operated and off-farm work .• operators reporting
With other income of family exceeding value of
agn cultural 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.
100,049
XXX
11,881,811.
XXX
118.8
21,408
184.42
90,839
4,974,902
13,734
11,829
9,406
16,983
26,260
10,687
1,804
111
25
40,733
857,152
35,745
858,373
10,307
217,753
28,899
640,620
25,002
655,851
57,434
2,232,763
48,574
1,506,280
14,505
276,715
884
17,746
7,665
146,244
12,199
456,273
15,877
796,664
3,247
93,550
99,137
1,547
11,911
22,380
25,153
20,416
17,730
50.4
51,185
12,852
7,573
30,760
13,868
21,406
33,457
48,864
8,689
18,631
9,580
58,843
100.0
,979,501
100 .J^
152.6
28,131
187.38
55,738
4,208,667
2,703
2,598
3,529
10,819
23,684
10,520
1,763
101
21
26,148
641,447
18,350
451,669
5,636
125,240
14,569
326,429
16,659
487,941
34,865
1,508,074
32,483
1,171,507
12,010
245,469
775
16,845
5,840
129,351
9,344
402,541
12,751
714,3*6
2, 477
76,336
58,211
1,012
8,220
13,903
15,257
13,186
6,633
48.6
21,322
10,166
3,428
7,728
5,233
7,345
37,521
5,961
10,097
2,161
36,669
62.3
4,872,384
54.3
132.9
23,173
172.75
33,864
2,074,400
2,420
2,047
2,852
7,816
13,942
4,297
472
18
15,334
365,016
11,478
276,108
3,520
79,054
9,086
197,054
10,091
284,255
21,429
938,251
18,973
648,650
6,414
129,804
422
5,641
2,948
60,933
5,120
195,932
6,796
335,149
1,381
41,572
36,221
346
3,276
7,717
9,813
9,833
5,236
51.3
12,817
5,467
2,118
5,232
3,143
5,418
5,110
23,852
3,800
7,159
1,745
14,759
25.1
2,964,346
33.0
200.9
37,289
180.90
14,697
1,467,825
130
375
461
1,902
6,389
4,364
1,019
48
9
7,370
201,310
4,878
132,135
1,499
34,169
3,914
97,966
5,211
177,227
9,604
429,785
9,280
396,873
3,899
81,209
234
5,295
1,733
44,651
2,970
138,549
4,003
261,044
776
22,602
14,641
125
1,999
4,225
4,260
2,828
1,204
47.3
5,834
3,091
965
1,778
1,590
2,585
1,593
8,925
1,597
2,270
414
0.7
163,922
1.8
395.9
157,723
412.61
394
78,209
23
16
16
16
126
94
74
19
10
178
12,481
138
9,465
59
3,967
99
5,498
91
2,909
275
29,928
219
17,976
124
7,331
38
2.266
72
4,932
141
10,974
165
21,067
45
5,322
393
6
75
138
117
40
319
44
35
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[DeU are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share -cash tenants
Crop-share tenants
Livestock -share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
FaimS number
Percent distribution percent
Land in farms acres
Percent distribution percent
Average si re 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
acres
1 to 9 acres farms reporting
10 to 19 acres farms reporting
20 to 29 acres farms reporting
30 to 49 acres farms reporting
50 to 99 acres farms reporting
100 to 199 acres farms reporting
200 to 499 acres farms reporting
500 to 999 acres farms reporting
1,000 or more acres farms reporting
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting
acres
Cropland not harvested and not pastured farms reporting
acres
Soil-improvement grasses and legumes farms reporting
acres
Other cropland (idle and crop failure) farms reporting
acres
Woodland pastured farms reporting
acres
Woodland not pastured farms reporting
acres
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland) farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture farms reporting
acres
Irrigated land in farms farms reporting
acres
Land use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting
acres
Cropland used for grain or row crops
farmed on the contour farms reporting
acres
Land in strip- cropping systems for
soil-erosion control rarms reporting
acres
System of terraces on crop and pasture land /arms reporting
acres
FARM OPERATORS BY AGE
Operators reporting age number
Under 25years .number
25 to 34 years .number
35 to 44 years number
45 to 54 years number
55 to 64 years number
$5 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-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 reporting
With other income of family exceeding value
of agricultural products sold operators reporting
See footnotes at end of table.
2,334
4.0
333,362
3.7
142.8
33,505
244.98
2,247
195,394
30
65
60
395
1,165
470
45
15
2
1,130
22,620
637
12,380
181
3,213
517
9,167
455
8,870
1,173
40,098
1,281
38,229
576
10,939
36
2,838
401
8,310
346
17,103
665
36,880
85
2,585
2,319
175
997
651
300
145
51
36.7
915
505
105
305
175
280
255
1,419
170
228
461
0.8
86,081
1.0
186.7
54,407
293.29
456
52,552
5
40
191
190
30
270
6,415
130
2,900
35
520
100
2,380
80
780
255
10,480
261
8,214
126
2,061
91
1,425
96
4,493
201
11,956
25
200
456
35
211
125
55
30
170
75
35
60
35
70
50
291
50
10
2,168
3.7
279,711
3.1
129.0
33,071
257.36
2,168
195,786
55
25
50
265
991
710
71
1
918
14,402
491
8,181
136
1,402
411
6,779
280
3,470
1,082
22,473
1,272
22,165
441
5,695
15
120
310
5,175
295
17,240
416
22,520
75
2,155
2,153
150
881
547
345
195
35
37.9
786
551
120
115
120
220
140
1,382
145
175
676
1.1
101,990
1.1
150.9
34,194
230.58
676
59,811
15
105
345
190
21
326
6,733
186
2,832
55
600
131
2,232
185
3,150
356
8,549
481
15,575
195
4,165
15
350
125
1,650
165
9,810
195
12,390
45
1,015
676
50
281
145
150
25
25
215
170
ID
35
40
35
25
461
55
55
1,362
2.3
177,705
2.0
130.5
30,195
234.53
1,236
84,690
45
70
70
280
535
205
31
622
12,470
412
7,668
151
2,315
311
5,353
266
7,280
691
28,510
716
23,825
235
4,265
15
335
160
2,275
211
8,440
310
13,350
45
885
1,352
125
500
355
217
90
65
38.3
490
255
60
175
1D0
165
140
872
100
165
118
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]
Item
(For definition? and explanations, see text)
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting.
number.
Pick-up balers 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 Iractor farms reporting.
2 tractors farms reporting.
1 tractors farms reporting.
4 tractors farms reporting.
5 or more tractors farms reporting.
Wheel tractors farms reporting.
number .
Crawler tractors farms reporting.
number.
Garden tractors farms reporting.
number.
Vjtomobiles « farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles and/or motortrucks Tamis reporting.
Telephone farms reporting.
Pome freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting.
Electric milk'cooler farms reporting.
Bulk-type 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 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. ,
1 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 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 farm operated operators reporting. .
Operators not reporting residence pumber. .
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year operators reporting..
acres on which used. .
tons. .
Dry materials farms reporting. .
tops..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting. .
acres . .
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting..
acres..
Dry materials farms reporting..
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting. .
tons..
Corn farms reporting. .
acres. .
Dry materials .farms reporting. .
tons..
Liquid materials farms reporting..
tons..
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
26,087
26,431
21,637
22,044
38,123
38,491
14,179
14,995
57,684
71,373
86,157
168,466
82,475
144,759
41,761
26,525
9,957
2,846
1,386
81,627
138,692
5,569
6,067
22,263
23,707
86,341
113,238
92,770
82,360
68,227
37,045
36,937
6,572
3,441
34,342
57,760
19,082
22,160
14,159
8,001
5,244
2,577
110
70
17,729
36,745
12,993
24,514
8,659
2,632
1,050
451
201
90,737
4,369
4,943
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
74,100
2,989,971
590,406
73,923
585,030
849
5,376
22,615
542,374
22,510
107,289
148
509
8,179
113,469
8,114
21,581
65
139
61,334
1,054,011
61,092
203,496
529
2,230
21,713
21,993
18,744
19,102
32,766
33,060
13,564
14,329
40,113
52,138
53,793
121,862
52,506
107,648
17, 519
21,626
9,330
2,740
1,291
52,103
103,000
4,278
4,648
13,249
U.214
51,813
69,364
55,376
49,740
43,258
33,506
33,753
6,450
3,265
31,075
35,055
11,085
12,057
7,834
4,223
2,877
1,276
45
25
16,248
34,136
12,269
22,944
8,117
2,554
993
424
181
53,445
2,670
2,728
Full owners
50,473
8,636,912
522,896
50,366
517,952
689
4,944
18,596
493,569
18,516
97,432
123
455
7,137
103,093
7,087
19,535
50
117
43,676
926,752
43,514
178,772
429
2,056
11,029
11,152
9,216
9,352
17,428
17,537
6,239
6,546
23,347
29,278
32,762
67,534
31,636
58,951
13,000
12,409
4,643
1,094
490
31,296
56,127
2,635
2,824
7,959
8,583
31,849
41,683
34,312
30,557
25,951
18,033
18,445
2,949
1,556
16,600
21,304
7,092
7,829
5,039
2,790
1,855
880
35
20
8,848
17,948
6,642
11,929
4,397
1,359
524
271
91
33,335
1,511
1,823
Part owners
29,696
1,227,068
241,804
29,615
240,303
355
1,501
9,705
229,748
9,660
46,117
55
125
3,563
49,183
3,563
9,290
20
24
24,834
415,284
24,738
80,382
182
677
7,269
7,373
6,214
6,355
10,754
10,870
5,420
5,741
11,753
16,277
14,348
37,364
14,262
33,647
3,044
6,112
3,269
1,268
569
14,225
32,264
1,263
1,383
3,483
3,717
13,609
18,996
14,404
13,228
11,910
10,765
10,731
2,527
1,265
10,261
8,814
2,960
2,886
1,885
1,001
681
305
10
5
5,221
10,539
4,056
7,135
2,589
958
358
97
54
13,591
562
606
13,990
930,286
186,144
13,979
184,763
190
1,381
6,077
178,611
6,057
35,251
40
2,448
37,892
2,438
7,379
10
18
12,588
328,939
12,552
64,215
134
519
Managers
211
228
173
191
277
294
203
241
368
932
397
1,682
382
1,451
53
104
86
64
75
376
1,314
82
137
179
231
374
807
409
384
313
198
192
88
57
266
303
57
41
24
17
6
11
319
2,564
287
2,071
341
44
29
352
67,611
14,150
352
13,483
7
667
220
20,320
220
3,733
7
109
95
2,714
95
636
251
16,764
251
3,701
6
61
3,204
3,240
3,141
3,204
4,307
4,359
1,702
1,801
4,645
5,651
6,286
15,282
6,226
13,599
1,422
3,001
1,332
314
157
6,206
13,295
298
304
1,628
1,683
5,981
7,878
6,251
5,571
5,084
4,510
4,385
886
387
3,948
4,634
976
1,301
886
415
335
80
1,860
3,085
1,284
1,809
1,045
177
40
20
2
6,178
553
270
6,435
411,947
80,798
6,420
79,403
137
1,395
2,594
64,890
2,579
12,331
21
123
1,011
13,304
991
2,230
20
75
6,003
165,765
5,973
30,474
107
799
PENNSYLVANIA
119
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]
(For definitions and explanations, 9ee text)
ercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share -cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND KIND OF ROAD
Grai n combines farms reporti ng
number
Com pickers farms reportjng
number
Pick-up balers 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 reporting
2 tractors farms reporting
3 praetors farms reporting
4 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 freezer farms reporting
Milking machine farms reporting
Electric milk cooler farms reporting
Bulk-type milk cooler farms reporting
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting
Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower farms reporting
Fanns by kind of load 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
I or more miles to a hard surface road farms reporting
1 mile farms reporting
2 of 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 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 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 COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year farms reporting
acres on which used
tons
Dry materials farms reporting
tons.
Liquid materials farms reporting
tons
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture farms reporting
acres
Dry materials farms reporting
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting
tons
Other pasture (not cropland) farms reporting
acres
Dry materials farms reporting
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting
tons
Corn farms reporting
acres
Dry materials farms reporting
tons
Liquid materials farms reporting
tons
See footnotes at end of table.
917
933
951
974
1,471
1,477
656
684
1,629
2,111
2,114
5,292
2,109
4,700
467
1,025
455
100
62
2,099
4,593
102
107
552
592
2,054
2,689
2,144
1,924
1,688
1,600
1,540
345
196
1,387
1,613
326
375
260
115
95
20
719
1,342
474
848
356
76
25
15
2
1,987
262
85
2,153
143,358
30,719
2,148
29,674
61
1,045
1,091
27,812
1,081
5,233
16
118
401
5,394
391
865
10
68
1,992
55,196
1,987
10,895
51
595
301
306
286
291
361
371
200
225
356
451
426
1,193
421
1,068
45
180
141
35
20
421
1,053
15
15
125
125
391
516
416
406
361
335
325
85
10
311
331
40
90
65
25
25
151
242
105
110
100
5
421
30
10
456
38,490
7,320
456
7,243
21
77
230
6,815
230
1,415
85
970
80
205
5
6
436
15,780
436
2,843
11
55
1,128
1,138
1,107
1,127
1,332
1,347
375
385
1,293
1,424
1,933
4,632
1,928
4,166
405
1,010
376
97
40
1,923
4,086
80
80
456
466
1,783
2,244
1,838
1,558
1,558
1,457
1,417
196
70
1,233
1,472
285
396
316
80
60
20
503
769
338
384
297
36
5
1,963
125
80
2,098
134,673
23,100
2,093
22,867
40
233
612
13,485
607
2,418
5
5
290
3,590
285
555
5
1
1,973
57,619
1,953
9,344
30
119
321
326
336
341
481
492
211
237
455
505
646
1,684
636
1,474
110
280
195
36
15
636
1,459
15
15
210
210
621
907
636
591
520
461
476
145
30
446
471
90
105
60
45
25
20
186
211
141
146
136
5
616
30
30
641
42,982
9,017
636
8,987
10
30
311
8,653
311
1,724
135
2,055
135
379
616
16,885
611
3,546
10
20
537
537
461
471
662
672
260
270
912
1,160
1,167
2,481
1,132
2,191
395
506
165
46
20
1,127
2,104
86
87
285
290
1,132
1,522
1,217
1,092
957
657
627
115
81
571
747
235
335
185
150
130
20
301
521
226
321
156
55
10
5
1,191
106
65
1,087
52,444
10,642
1,087
10,632
5
10
350
8,125
350
1,541
100
1,295
100
226
20,285
986
3,846
5
10
120
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]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
All tenants
USE OF COMMERCI U. FERTILIZER AND LIME-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials
used dunng the year— Continued
Crops on which used— Continued
Wheat
Dry maten al s
Liquid materials . .
Irish potatoes .
Dry materi a] s
Liquid materials . .
All other crops ....
Dry materials . ..
Liquid materials .
Lime or limine materials used during the year .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures .
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under $100
$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
11,000 to $2,499 .
$2,500 to $4,999 .
$5,000 to $9,999.
$10,000 or more .
Machine hire .
Under $200 ....
$20) to $999 . . .
$1,000 or more .
Under $200
$200 to $499
$500 to $999
$1,000 to $2,199 .
$2,500 to $4,999 . . .
$5,000 to $9,999 . . .
$10,000 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to $49,999 .
$50,000 or more . . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under $100
$100 to $199 . . .
$5(0 to $999 . . .
$1,000 or more ,
Gasoline and other petroleum fiiel
and oil for the farm business ....
Under $100
$100 to $499
$500 to $999 ....
$1,000 to $1,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
arms reporting.,
acres . ,
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporting.
acres. .
arms reporting.
tons.,
arms reporting..
tons..
arms reporti ng . .
acres . .
arms reporting.
tons.
arms reporting.
acres limed.
tons.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
dollars,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
do! I ars .
'arms reporting,
'amis reporting,
'arms reporting.
'arms reporting,
dollars,
'arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
reporting.
'arms reporting.
arms renorting.
arms reporting.
8 reporting.
arms reporting,
do] I ar« .
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
dollars,
arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms reporting,
arms reporting.
'arms reporting.
ESTIMATED VALUE 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 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
See footnotes at end of table.
38,859
473,253
38,677
80,131
243
651
4,488
35,498
4,456
23,799
32
415
48,068
771,366
47,867
148,734
330
1,432
31,360
554,356
887,304
99,339
83,756
139,144,455
8,959
34,411
13,305
17,220
9,861
51,627
72,497,115
37,122
7,307
3,680
2,268
1,250
51,364
10,212,954
33,740
16,901
723
43,682
71,125,878
16,740
8,212
5,405
6,861
3,715
1,724
633
283
109
54,034
14,489,091
25,644
24,156
2,541
1,693
96,589
34,037,111
30,522
43,197
16,589
6,103
178
726,001,424
7,256
186,769,317
84,493,993
13,033,638
25,371,843
63,869,843
539,232,107
128,530,993
279,315,146
131,385,968 ||
29,664
409,627
29,537
68,990
178
571
3,460
33,554
3,443
22,738
17
402
34,865
670,317
34,724
130,485
260
1,343
24,103
482,119
767,530
58,823
53,600
176,013,805
1,719
14,227
11,333
16,557
9,764
35,046
67,971,268
21,390
6,592
3,574
2,258
1,232
34,411
8,488,137
13,939
14,776
696
35,794
66,805,045
10,968
7,052
4,979
6,538
3,591
1,709
596
263
37,892
13,412,934
12,234
21,595
2,428
1,635
57,978
29,436,226
6,488
29,717
15,729
5,877
167
688,304,478
11,697
173,893,113
75,651,388
12,087,292
24,121,904
62,032,529
514,411,365
123,067,457
273,242,863
118,101,045
16,615
191,392
16,554
32,698
86
144
1,923
13,565
1,917
9,265
6
162
20,262
327,8%
20,167
62,551
168
369
13,569
245,799
402,794
36,654
32,734
103,282,697
1,331
9,790
7,120
9,117
5,376
20,777
35,305,840
13,287
3,739
1,901
1,240
610
20,890
4,769,235
12,097
8,437
356
20,687
35,168,453
6,998
4,067
2,566
3,540
1,976
966
372
159
43
22,749
7,826,646
8,606
11,944
1,21B
981
36,039
15,375,812
5,367
19,940
8,029
2,625
78
372,067,145
10,147
94,892,933
32,119,180
4,139,307
15,169,775
43,464,671
277,174,212
84,447,290
131,107,170
61,619,752
8,055
134,071
8,029
22,624
46
127
1,073
15,370
1,067
10,037
6
230
9,831
235,403
9,810
45,257
46
389
7,750
168,292
279,689
14,759
14,009
48,734,299
282
2,953
2,900
4,887
2,987
9,315
17,593,578
5,691
1,847
971
466
340
8,964
2,426,983
4,576
4,150
238
10,183
19,205,172
2,405
1,944
1,666
2,117
1,237
578
153
58
25
10,290
3,633,933
2,436
6,516
889
449
14,694
9,929,232
480
6,332
5,356
2,462
64
199,563,600
13,521
41,295,039
25,858,569
4,935,729
4,330,998
6,169,743
158,268,561
24,981,650
100,421,404
32,865,5071
173
5,696
173
837
1
10
24
454
24
442
240
21,663
240
4,134
1
487
215
21,539
19,733
414
347
2,944,399
6
84
27
93
137
230
2,503,659
101
29
31
31
38
176
113,276
69
90
17
374
7,423,846
5
36
26
239
679,037
31
105
35
68
414
656,972
20
117
103
156
18
26,888,294
64,948
16,835,413
1,561,375
699,501
3,990,064
10,584,473
10,052,881
2,083,460
3,618,164
4,351,257
PENNSYLVANIA
121
State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
| Dal* are baaed on reports For only a sample of farms. See text]
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
ercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
Livestock -share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER *ND LIME-Continued
Commercial fertilizer and fertiliring materials
used during the year-Continued
Crops on which used— Continued
Wheat farms reporting.
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Irish potatoes.
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
All other croos ....
Dry materials . . .
Liquid materials .
Lime or liming materials used during the y
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures .
Feed for livestock and poultry
Under *100
S100 to 5899
$1,000 to 1 1,999 .
$2,000 to $4,999 .
$5,000 or more . .
Purchase of livestock and poultry .
Under Sl.OOG
$1,000 to $2, 199 .
$2,500 to $4,999 .
$5,000 to $9,999 .
$10,000 or more .
Under $200
$200 to $999 . . .
$1,000 or more .
Under $200
$200 to $499
5500 to S999
$1,000 to $2,499...
$2,500 to $4,999 .. .
$5,000 to $9,999 . . .
S10.000 to $19,999 .
$20,000 to $49,999 .
$50,000 or more . . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees .
Under $100 . .
$100 to $499 .
$500 to $999 .
$1,000 or mort
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for die farm business
Under $100
$100 to $499 ....
$500 to $999 ....
$1,000 to 54,999 .
55,000 or more . .
arms reporting.
tons.,
'arms reporting.
tons..
arms reporting.
acres.
arms reporting.
tons.,
i reporting,
tons..
'arms reporting.
acres..
arms reporting..
tons,
arms reporting.,
tons..
arms report! ng . ,
acres limed..
tons..
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. ,
dollars. .
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting.,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
s reporting..
dollars..
'arms reporting..
arms report] ng . .
s reporting. .
s reporting.,
arms report! ng . .
arms reporting.,
dollars.,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
dollars. ,
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting. .
'arms reporting..
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
arms report! ng . .
'arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
i reporting..
'arms reporting. .
dollars. .
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. ,
arms reporting. .
arms reporting. .
'arms reporting,
dollars,
'arms reporting,
'arms reporting.
arms reporting,
arms renorting.
arms reporting.
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PRODUCTS SOLD BY SOURCE
All farm products sold .total, dollars.
average per farm, dollars.
.411 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 snecialty 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.
See footnotes at end of table.
1,436
21,641
1,421
3,673
20
232
130
1,290
130
1,053
1,482
32,025
1,477
7,955
20
32
936
19,198
24,865
2,334
2,128
6,774,127
25
425
400
895
383
1,568
4,422,457
760
375
175
181
77
1,502
384,285
765
702
35
.1,599
2,528,996
550
315
230
276
145
50
26
5
2
1,563
564,338
320
1,051
115
77
2,279
1,255,094
160
1,126
725
266
2
31,713,551
13,588
7,783,270
4,521,626
1,770,445
294,923
1,1%, 276
23,930,281
3,148,575
15,187,370
5,594,336
386
7,660
386
1,391
20
45
15
14
5
10
331
7,220
331
1,375
201
3,155
4,745
456
431
1,317,285
15
80
115
110
111
346
681,000
195
70
40
35
6
291
67,860
151
135
5
356
343,970
110
85
50
71
30
10
361
101,650
70
236
40
15
451
283,830
25
170
181
75
6,113,625
13,262
1,224,979
1,124,778
84,880
7,746
7,575
4,888,646
490,070
3,269,945
1,128,631
1,808
32,363
1,788
4,937
■20
48
165
1,555
165
922
1,547
26,061
1,527
4,691
20
60
696
10,981
16,159
2,168
2,063
6,961,378
20
395
370
785
493
1,578
4,181,329
716
321
290
170
81
1,397
377,253
665
717
15
1,448
939,223
540
370
221
262
40
15
1,383
287, 760
356
941
71
15
2,118
1,038,361
210
1,001
765
137
5
27,194,150
12,543
7,045,040
6,697,283
156,340
134,234
57,183
20,149,110
3,054,546
10,297,938
460
7,215
455
1,217
5
10
50
505
50
300
436
7,669
436
1,821
310
5,985
8,320
676
661
2,212,355
ID
100
165
3O0
86
420
1,612,045
190
75
55
45
55
455
137,970
195
245
15
416
368,325
95
105
80
91
45
506
107,340
100
376
30
671
350,950
20
336
255
60
11,268,813
16,670
2,108,760
1,765,880
129,875
4,255
208,750
9,160,053
1,378,826
4,626,530
3,154,697
731
9,589
731
1,613
75
770
75
705
736
12,380
736
2,701
426
7,170
11,225
1,362
1,227
3,787,265
30
400
236
370
191
812
1,671,360
450
136
111
90
25
736
211,275
421
300
15
731
827,060
265
130
140
101
45
40
10
801
212,230
315
426
30
30
1,312
545,975
206
695
315
96
13,495,300
9,908
2,707,679
2,002,697
171,215
189,909
343,858
10,787,621
3,483,040
4,714,342
2,590,239
122
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 farms. See tent ]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Cattle and Calves farms reporting.
number.
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting.
number.
Milk cows farms reporting.
number.
Heifers and heifer calves farms reporting.
number.
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves farms reoorting.
number.
Farms reporting by numoer on hand:
Cattle and calves—
1 head farms reporting.
2 to 4 head farms reoorting.
5 to 9 head farms reporli ng .
10 to 19 head farms reporting.
20 to 49 head farms reporting.
50 to 99 head farms reporting.
100 to 499 head farms reporting.,
530 or more head farms reporting..
Cows, including heifers that have calved—
1 head farms reoorting. ,
2 to 9 head , farms reporting. ,
10 to 19 head farms reporting. .
20 to 29 head farms reporting.,
t9 to 49 head farms reporting..
53 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..
.10 to 49 head farms renorlmg..
50 to 74 head farms reporting. .
75to99head farms report! ng . .
100 or more head farms reporting..
HoiseS and/Or mules farms reporting. .
number..
HogS and pigs farms reporting..
number..
Bom since June 1 farms reporting..
number..
Bom before June 1 i ..farms reporting..
number. .
Sheep and lambs rams reporting..
number,.
Lambs under 1 year old farms reporting..
number..
Sheeo 1 year old and over farms reporting..
number..
Ewes farms reporting..
number..
Rams and wethers farms reporting..
number..
Chickens 4 months Old and Ovef farms reporting..
number..
Livestock and livestock products sold:
Cattle and calves sold alive farms reporting..
number..
dollars..
Ilogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number. .
dollars..
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting..
number. .
dollars. .
Milk and cream sold1 farms reporting..
pounds..
dollars..
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting..
dollars..
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting..
dozens..
dollars..
Litters larrowed Decembet 1, 1958,
10 November 30, 1959 : farms reporting..,
number of litters...
lor 2 titters farms reporting..,
3 to 9 litters farms ronorling...
10 to 19 litters farma reporting...
20 to 19 litters farms reporting...
40 to R9 litters farms reporting...
70 or more litters farms reporting...
June 2 to November 10 farms rejxyrti ng . . .
number of litters...
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting .. ,
number of litters...
See footnotes at end of table.
Total
all
farms
76,732
1,877,953
66,629
946,602
60,156
862, 584
61,956
580,214
54,134
351,137
3,032
11,744
11,535
13,871
27,332
8,110
1,095
13
9,862
21,741
15,128
11,570
6,704
1,327
190
107
10,119
17,711
13,613
11,031
6,209
1,245
149
79
19,464
58,827
40,964
621,578
24,946
372,361
32,122
249,217
8,604
257,088
5,990
66,544
8,082
190, 544
7,869
164,371
5,928
26,173
56,591
20,571,103
65,783
915,616
105,287,162
23,446
632,018
20,224,576
6,539
152,998
1,988,974
42,730
6,227,507,950
279,315,146
32,358
35,655,168
37,741
231,894,622
83,482,063
16,762
96,257
7.145
7,251
..,626
557
112
71
14,133
48,982
12,323
47,275
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
49,042
1,659,477
44,470
864,928
42,060
807,620
41,742
501,775
36,206
292,774
687
2,248
3,164
8,249
25,571
8,045
1,069
9
2,832
8,028
13,912
11,445
6,664
1,310
188
91
3,124
7,224
13,093
11,001
6,179
1,228
147
64
11,417
38,554
24,364
477,951
15,686
290,279
19,592
187,672
4,692
156,758
3,160
40,375
4,460
116,383
4,323
100,030
3,317
16,353
34,434
18,589,139
46,875
836,646
96,480,652
15,868
530,850
lfi,987,200
3,546
96,927
1,260,051
37,045
6,068,720,934
273,242,863
24,457
34,844,391
26,355
219,874,819
79,154,934
11,222
77,179
3,775
5,380
1,383
518
104
62
9,658
38,836
8,863
38,343
Full owners
28,965
855,386
25,902
439,739
24,148
404,828
24,160
258,836
20,834
156,811
542
1,709
2,425
5,864
14,485
3,535
403
2
2,003
5,983
8,543
5,818
2,907
536.
77
35
2,188
5,305.
7,936
5,474
2,682
481
59
23
6,820
22,351
14,285
267,882
9,019
157,343
11,504
110,539
2,993
103,036
1,990
25,593
2,827
77,443
2,722
65,416
2,125
12,027
21,535
12,587,006
27,306
434,272
49,888,357
9,047
292,300
9,353,600
2,227
64,178
834,314
20,616
2,960,069,273
131,107,170
15,352
24,458,744
16,496
150,935,638
54,336,829
6,338
42,905
2,182
3,100
687
261
72
36
5,458
21,848
5,011
21,057
13,558
559,824
12,650
301,636
12,201
285,745
12,203
177,045
10,157
81,143
90
337
527
1,499
7,275
3,315
512
3
427
1,326
3,434
3,945
2,798
590
85
45
519
1,254
3,277
3,881
2,602
565
67
36
2,867
9,008
6,414
37,390
4,214
87,026
5,100
50,364
1,056
39,962
744
11,637
1,015
28,325
999
25,035
729
3,290
8,446
3,885,111
13,212
265,208
27,320,126
4,188
151,258
4,840,256
840
23,840
309,920
11,341
2,196,929,602
100,421,404
5,740
6,414,292
6,295
43,669,230
15,720,923
3,063
21,863
1,026
1,368
449
184
21
15
2,627
10,854
2,398
11,009
Managers
306
28,936
267
12,614
241
9,124
264
7,129
268
9,193
17
7
10
56
128
84
4
6
18
10
47
115
44
16
11
12
34
15
46
76
37
16
5
121
1,346
105
3,266
84
2,110
58
1,156
47
1,952
31
325
47
1,627
46
• 1,467
37
160
119
178,117
279
15,682
2,859,853
74
5,005
160,160
42
1,295
16,835
203
73,812,336
3,618,164
96
1,110,676
86
2,149,776
773,919
47
541
10
21
6
8
1
1
35
218
42
323
All tenants
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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 sample of farms. See text]
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
see text)
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
2,051
74,941
431
16,883
2,038
64,413
641
27,908
1,052
number. ..
31,186
1,870
390
1,883
561
947
number
41,265
9,015
31,595
13,393
15,671
1,815
40,350
380
8,740
1,832
31,169
551
13,223
892
number...
14,441
1,755
22,495
360
4,950
1,657
15,852
506
6,782
837
number...
8,686
Steers and bulls including steer and bull calves .
1,546
11,181
331
2,918
1,747
16,966
501
7,733
822
number. ..
6,829
Farms reporting by number on hand
Cattle and calves-
30
10
...
15
85
10
35
10
45
40
210
10
45
65
360
10
75
80
186
1,275
265
1,295
325
595
376
96
258
206
131
35
5
15
15
...
. . . .farms reporting...
...
...
...
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
1 head
85
30
161
35
85
160
600
25
80
265
775
75
120
176
10 to 19 head
350
610
340
150
100
520
137
140
161
215
106
75
5
20
30
10
5
5
...
...
...
...
Milk cows-
lhead
85
140
575
25
30
85
155
230
765
35
70
120
105
161
320
20 to 2! head
610
145
520
135
190
330
90
137
161
101
75
5
25
30
10
...
5
...
...
...
500
110
yn
100
322
number. ..
1,780
455
2,361
225
1,028
Hogs and pigs
farms reporting...
975
241
1,328
335
681
number.. .
17,655
4,862
26,044
7,510
13,342
665
151
852
250
451
number...
11,740
3,019
15,570
4,840
8,631
775
201
1,133
255
566
number.. .
5,915
1,843
10,474
2,670
4,711
Sheep and lambs
190
35
176
60
135
number
3,000
1,305
1,763
1,685
4,055
155
30
100
40
70
number.. .
830
365
345
355
925
180
25
176
60
130
number. . .
2,170
940
1,418
1,330
3,130
175
£5
171
60
125
number. . .
2,000
840
1,272
1,255
2,745
115
20
131
55
105
number...
170
100
146
75
385
1,316
276
1,507
420
815
number...
642,000
98,46(3
543,435
242,300
412,710
Livestock and livestock products sold:
1,996
436
1,993
651
1,002
number...
41,543
8,809
36,874
17,570
16,688
dollars...
4,893,623
949,060
5,618,902
2,911,181
2,039,550
715
181
988
210
465
number. . .
20,370
5,105
34,722
7,010
15,080
dollars. ..
651,840
163,360
1,111,104
224,320
482,560
150
31
121
40
95
number. . .
2,305
705
1,694
820
2,090
Hollars...
29,965
9,165
22,022
10,660
27,170
1,690
355
1,607
506
727
pounds...
322,742,081
74,684,633
234,647,050
98,934,905
106,901,054
dollars...
15,187,370
3,269,945
10,297,938
4,626,530
4,714,342
1,002
156
1,161
310
640
dollars...
703,416
42,053
567,472
154,793
1,392,945
1,056
6,665,800
196
1,177,965
1,246
6,606,845
330
3,289,760
650
dozens...
5,379,805
dollars...
2,399,689
424,067
2,378,464
1,184,313
1,936,730
Litters tattowed December 1, 1958,
to November 30, 1959
485
131
637
160
361
number of litters...
2,725
648
4,686
1,365
2,446
1 or Slitters
165
235
70
15
50
66
10
5
181
370
51
20
5
35
80
30
10
5
126
S to 9 litters
140
10 to 19 litters
80
20 to 39 liuers
15
...
400
1,370
iii
353
10
577
2,308
130
660
320
number of litters
1,225
390
1,355
90
295
511
2,378
145
705
276
number of litters...
1,221
St** footnotes al end of table.
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STATISTICS FOR THE STATE
State Table 21.-FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
hala are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Total
all
farms
Commercial farms by tenure of operator
Full owners
Part owners
All tenants
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting.
acres .
Under 11 acres farms reporting .
11 to 24 acres farms reporting .
25 to 49 acreB 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 . .
acres,
bushels .
Sales farms reporting .
bushels .
Wheat harvested farms reporting.,
acres . .
bushels .
Sales farms reporting. ,
bushels .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels .
Sales ; farms reporting. .
bushels.
Barley harvested farms reporting . ,
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . i
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . i
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . i
Hay crops:
Land from which hay was cut acres .
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting .
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons.
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting.
acres .
tons.
Sales farms reporting .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting.,
acres . .
tons, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting . .
acres2.
bushels . .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting. .
acres . ,
pounds . ,
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars . ,
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting..
acres . .
Apples3 farms reporting..
Trees of all ages number..
Trees not of bearing age number . ,
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested bushels . .
70,781
1,168,462
33,995
23,158
10,370
2,253
507
498
65,196
930,931
55,716,202
24,017
19,010,052
45,116
515,392
13,681,682
33,802
10,733,596
54,454
650,268
29,637,885
10,276
4,171,872
16,061
140,013
4,231,178
2,874
947,635
2,820
15,901
344,464
2,209,092
35,797
728,246
1,717,899
4,665
175,251
59,720
1,198,721
2,029,578
8,704
169,804
2,844
18,616
27,741
66
393
5,098
81,943
111,170
531
9,662
12,469
181,566
1,215,689
13,830
37,608
11,700,301
4,664
28,704
42,652,515
8,520
13,033,638
11,657
97,688
10, 592
2,076,245
545,906
1,530,339
10,836,344
48,071
1,016,259
14,693
20,180
10,018
2,198
494
488
43,389
790,026
48,619,440
15,858
16,408,052
33,359
439,660
12,020,975
26,843
9,668,039
37,604
541,426
25,383,182
6,269
3,265,837
13,872
127,689
3,908,487
2,422
874,145
2,147
13,197
298,206
695
167,269
1,838,883
27,607
634,639
1,547,679
3,066
151,739
38,879
951,810
1,693,267
4,440
119,314
2,218
15,832
24,480
36
288
3,082
60,538
88,904
211
5,687
12,009
176,064
1,181,099
8,041
35,026
11,216,951
4,148
27,565
41,162,795
5,800
12,087,292
6,384
83,192
5,729
1,848,436
495,640
1,352,796
10,527,340
27,930
460,524
10,797
12,146
4,166
619
119
83
24,988
353,253
21,941,489
8,270
6,586,431
13,931
208,073
5,615,629
14,404
4,315,567
22,146
274,772
12,886,416
3,215
1,530,165
7,261
57,611
1,669,485
961
249,561
1,045
5,323
128,333
297
64,322
948,729
15,027
311,878
733,668
1,635
60,485
23,045
516,467
908,338
2,504
62,380
1,291
9,807
14,457
30
265
1,614
30,089
44,757
107
1,960
5,745
30,488
546,849
5,077
14,104
4,334,492
2,108
12,800
19,250,515
3,297
4,139,307
4,318
53,694
3,816
1,132,345
307,484
824,861
5,872,904
13,431
358,970
2,866
5,327
3,691
1,040
242
265
11,927
274,432
16,474,474
4,711
5,846,225
8,909
142,995
3,821,583
7,266
3,091,302
11,075
199,073
9,368,660
1,978
1,189,546
3,948
41,312
1,329,904
706
351,280
781
5,337
109,850
258
60,523
652,258
8,295
219,263
528,483
913
54, 532
10,918
330,172
584,822
1,326
40,331
550
3,785
6,593
1,130
23,378
33,957
81
2,085
4,634
75,660
496,720
1,965
16,113
5,451,598
587
4,511
6,655,520
1,666
4,935,729
1,450
16,456
1,354
313,435
83,995
229,440
1,940,053
297
17,250
60
91
53
24
23
46
267
12,838
895,473
127
407,719
189
5,833
172,197
168
161,934
233
6,080
290,726
61
53,161
113
2,317
70,067
• 27
13,982
31
682
20,768
25
19,364
29,399
211
15,039
42,513
41
15,770
207
8,705
16,312
34
2,180
32
315
645
1
18
37
1,656
3,194
3
762
3,684
21,150
44
535
143,986
60
75,000
31
699,501
104
10,424
97
338,889
92,046
246,843
2,464,398
1lncludes milk equivalent of cream and butterfat sold.
2Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
3Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
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State Table 21. -FARMS AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR: CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
[Data are Dased on reports for only a sample of farma. See text [
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial farms by tenure of operator — Continued
Cash tenants
Share-cash tenants
Crop -share tenants
Livestock-share
tenants
Other and unspecified
tenants
SPECIFIED CROPS HARVESTED
Corn for all purposes farms reporting..
acres . .
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 more acres farms reporting . .
Harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales - farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Wheat harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting. .
bushels . .
Oats harvested for grain farms reporting . .
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels . .
Barley harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
bushels . .
Sales farms reporting . .
bushels. .
Rye harvested farms reporting..
acres . .
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. .
acres. .
tons..
Sales farms reporting..
tons. .
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting . .
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other small
grains cut for hay farms reporting..
acres. .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting. .
tons. .
Other hay cut farms reporting..
acres . .
tons. .
Sales farms reporting . .
tans. .
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting..
acres . .
tone, green weight..
Irish potatoes harvested for home use
or for sale farms reporting . .
acres .
bushels . .
Tobacco harvested farms reporting. .
acres . .
pounds . .
Vegetables harvested for sale farms reporting..
Sales dollars. .
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees3 farms reporting . .
acres . .
Apples3 farms reporting. .
Trees of all ages number. .
Trees not of bearing age number . .
Trees of bearing age number . .
Quantity harvested bushels . .
2,087
58,421
345
961
560
155
30
36
2,007
46,366
3,011,539
712
1,296,192
1,556
22,506
680,125
1,451
593,306
1,416
21,195
1,002,120
206
130,535
651
7,792
299,171
176
117,687
110
690
16,900
35
10,695
74,400
1,4%
36,230
102,876
146
10,327
1,415
27,960
53,760
160
4,055
125
780
1,335
5
5
125
1,990
2,405
10
600
7,440
53,390
295
1,351
434,420
250
1,543
2,253,755
341
1,770,445
160
1,129
140
17,255
340
16,915
59,125
456
17,095
40
160
136
85
15
20
451
14,595
812,410
210
281,465
411
7,985
229,740
401
210,470
320
5,325
244,480
90
41,975
206
2,551
73,580
56
20,800
5
45
750
5
750
306
7,056
18,694
55
1,300
351
9,520
18,315
85
3,015
25
75
105
25
445
1,265
125
1,440
9,190
65
53
10,140
66
569
810,750
55
84,880
36
134
31
,212
500
712
285
2,098
63,394
165
775
886
205
45
22
2,083
55,882
3,382,500
1,197
1,352,405
2.01S
34,323
985,391
1,958
848,350
1,247
19,512
879,105
482
200,440
1,052
10,515
286, 965
401
82,595
700
11,355
45
7,605
58,083
1,166
22,562
58,735
106
2,880
1,618
31,336
60,800
166
3,268
85
470
510
60
525
535
405
3,190
22,615
340
1,566
494,020
701
5,247
7,949,170
195
156,340
116
472
101
11,380
3,480
7,900
98,470
656
18,685
75
250
265
45
10
11
621
14,565
993,100
206
270,405
550
8,205
247, 530
520
219,160
391
5,204
231,130
46
29,560
305
2,570
85,355
40
12,850
35
180
5,150
10
1,900
22,448
436
9,266
29,750
55
3,315
510
11,055
20,145
35
1,240
30
150
170
16
325
316
176
1,652
15,140
90
523
162,770
195
1,386
2,131,635
105
129,875
45
186
45
2,285
630
1,655
2,085
1,116
21,920
345
470
261
25
10
5
1,045
18,095
1,108,455
425
367,210
795
9,740
268,780
675
227,950
776
10,265
480,545
191
90,455
331
3,021
93,960
55
25,390
60
240
5,100
20
2,110
670
13,345
32,960
115
3,130
815
16,595
30,775
130
2,845
450
665
75
2,130
2,475
10
800
226
2,510
16,045
165
781
185,525
235
1,449
2,036,450
110
171,215
155
697
145
31,635
7,165
24,470
90,020
126
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 uv based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial
farms
Other farms
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Commercial
farms
Other farms
CASH TENANTS
All cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
Land rented to others operators reporting
acres
Land in (arms of cash tenants acres
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of cash tenants
reporting value percent
Cropland harvested farms reporting
acres
Cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number
Proportion of all 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
Cash rent paid:
Average per operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
Average per $100 of value of land
and buildings dollars
3,014
10
915
3,014
377,152
65
2,055
376,012
124. S
28,150
237.00
79.8
2,762
205,499
2,310
76.6
276,010
119.5
27,869
233.25
1,076
9.00
2,334
10
915
2,334
333,882
50
1,435
333,362
142.8
33,505
244.98
79.9
2,247
195,394
1,795
76.9
246,480
137.3
33,073
240.85
1,279
9.31
3.87
680
43,270
15
620
42,650
62.7
9,647
170.40
79.4
515
10,105
515
75.7
29,530
57.3
9,734
169.76
368
6.41
SHARE-CASH TENANTS
All share-cash tenants number
Land owned operators reporting
acres
Land rented from others operators reporting
Land rented to ouhers operators reporting
acres
Land in farms of shate-cash tenants acres
Average size of farm acres
Value of land and buildings:
\verage per farm dollars
Average per acre dollars
Proportion of share-cash tenants
reporting value , percent
Cropland harvested /arms reporting
acres
Share-cash tenants reporting both value of land and
buildings and amount of cash rent paid number,
Proportion of all share-cash tenants percent
Al 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:
\verage per operator dollars
Average per acre dollars
\verage per MOO of value of land
and buildings dollars
521
90,121
90,121
173.0
49,299
288.72
77.9
5LL
54,622
385
73.9
67,340
174.9
49,339
282.08
868
4.96
461
86,081
86,081
186.7
54,407
293.29
77.2
456
52, 552
335
72.7
64,055
191.2
54,773
286.46
959
5.02
60
4,040
4,040
67.3
12,930
196.80
83.3
55
2,070
50
83.3
3,285
65.7
12,930
196.80
259
3.94
State Table 23.-SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED TOTALS FOR COUNTY AND STATE BY NUMBER OF
FARMS REPORTING, BY LEVELS
If the estimated number of
farms reporting Is —
25...
50...
100..
250..
500..
1,000,
2,500,
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than —
Level
l1
40
28
20
13
8.9
6.3
4.0
Level
2
53
37
26
17
12
8.4
5.3
71
50
35
22
16
11
7.1
96
68
48
30
21
15
9.6
If the estimated number of
farms reporting is —
5,000..
10,000.
25,000.
50,000.
100,000
250,000
Then the chances are about 2 in 3 that the estimated total
would differ from the results of a complete tabulation
of the items for all farms by less than —
Level
l1
2.8
2.0
1.3
0.9
0.6
0.4
Level
2
3.7
2.6
1.7
1.2
0.8
0.5
Level
3
5.0
3.5
2.2
1.6
1.1
0.7
Level
4
6.8
4.8
3.0
2.1
1.5
1.0
1Level 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 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.
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State Table 24.-INDICATED LEVEL OF SAMPLING RELIABILITY OF ESTIMATED COUNTY AND STATE TOTALS
FOR SPECIFIED ITEMS
{To determine the somnlinj; reliability for an item,
> this table to determine which of the 4 levels of sampling reliability to use in State Table 23. To use State Table 23, it is necessary to refer also to county or State table
to obtain the number of farms renorting for the item J *
Sir.^-of-form group
Tenunx»f-ri\pn-
operator group
F,conomie-class-of*fnm
group
Type-of-fajm group
8
I
^
In
8.S
Item
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-4
i
ll.
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
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E
s
S
5
2
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1
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i
1
5
s
is
2
1
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1
s
3
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Is
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1
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Farms and farm characteristics:
i
2
1
2
i
2
2
1
1
1
2
i
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
2
2
dollars
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
acres . .
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
2
3
3
2
3
3
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Commercial fertilizer:
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
Farm labor:
Regular hired workers employed 150 or more days
persons
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Specified farm expenditures:
Feed for livestock and poultry
dollars . . .
3
4
3
2
1
2
4
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
dollars .
4
3
3
4
3
3
4
4
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
4
3
2
3
dol 1 ars .
. dollars
dollars
dollars . . .
2
4
4
1
3
4
4
3
2
3
2
1
2
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
2
3
1
1
3
4
4
2
2
4
4
2
2
4
4
2
2
3
3
2
2
3
2
1
2
4
4
1
2
4
4
2
2
3
2
2
1
2
3
2
3
2
4
2
2
4
2
1
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for the farm business
2
Livestock and livestock products:
Cattle and calves on hand .........
number
1
3
1
1
1.
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
Cows, including heifers that have calved, on hand
number . . .
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
3
2
3
1
4
2
Hogs and pigs on hand
number
3
3
3
2
2
3
4
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
2
2
Sheep and lambs on hand
number
4
3
2
3
2
4
4
2
3
2
2
3
2
4
4
4
2
2
3
Chickens, 4 months old and over, on hand . ......
numDer
4
4
4
4
3
3
4
3
4
2
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
2
3
1
4
4
2
4
4
1
4
4
2
3
2
1
3
2
1
2
4
2
•4
4
2
4
4
2
3
2
2
3
4
1
2
2
1
2
3
2
2
2
2
4
4
2
4
4
2
3
4
1
2
3
3
3
2
4
3
4
3
4
2
4
2
1
4
2
2
4
3
4
3
4
3
2
2
4
3
4
2
4
3
4
2
2
3
4
3
4
3
4
2
2
2
4
3
4
2
3
4
1
2
3
3
3
2
3
4
2
2
4
4
1
2
2
3
1
2
3
4
2
2
4
4
2
2
2
3
2
2
3
4
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
3
1
2
2
2
1
2
4
2
2
2
3
4
2
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
Specified crops harvested:
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
.2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
bushels . . .
2
2
1
1
3
2
3
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
bushels . . .
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
bushels . . .
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
tons. ..
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover and
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
tons. . .
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
3
Oata, wheat, barley, rye, or other
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
tons. . .
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
4
3
4
2
2
4
2
2
4
4
4
2
4
4
tons. . .
3
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
3
2
2
3
3
3
2
3
3
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
3
3
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
3
2
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
tons. . .
3
3
2
2
4
3
4
2
2
3
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
4
4
2
4
2
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
3
4
4
2
2
3
3
Chapter B
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
(129)
130
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
Data for items shown in italics are based on
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Karma number 1959.
11)54 . .
Decrease in farms due to chance in
farm dofiailion 1051 to 1050 number .
Approximate Innd area. acres 1950 .
Proportion in farms percent 1950 . .
Land in farms acres 1059 . .
1954 . .
Uerage sire of farm acres 1050 .
1954 .
Value of laod and buildings:
Average per form dollars 1959.
imii .
Averoor per acre ... dollars 1959.
mi .
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1959 .
195i-
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farms reporting 1950 .
1954 .
acres 1959 .
1954.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1950 .
1054.
10 to 19 acres farms reporting 1050 .
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1050 .
1954.
no to 49 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text)
50 to 99 a
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
"00 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
500 to 999 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1854.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 1959 .
1054.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland not harvested and not pastured 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 . .
acres 1959 . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1050 . .
1954 . .
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1950 . .
1954.
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). . .farms reporting 1959. .
195! . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Improved pasture (see text) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland, total * farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Land pastured, total farms reporting 1959..
1054 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Irrigated [and in farms , farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
Cropland used for grant or row
crops farmed on the contour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Land in strip-cropping si/stems for
soil-erosion control farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
100,052
128,876
6,074
28,804,480
41.2
11,861,727
13,162,093
118.6
102.1
21,417
13,506
184.44
134.17
83
84
90,334
114,359
4,853,664
5,433,491
14,193
22,269
11,974
15,015
9,829
12,765
16,727
21,984
25,174
30,265
10,561
10,390
1,752
1,569
99
79
25
23
38,469
46,741
845,487
945,591
35,804
43,141
896,105
871,164
9,738
213,944
29,420
682,161
24,562
31,468
664,255
844,378
56,782
66,593
2,244,867
2,403,298
49,150
60,178
1,545,907
1,848,396
13,027
13,075
253,639
230,714
811,442
815,775
94,544
121,291
77,230
96,888
68,813
83,866
787
883
16,523
17,950
7,665
146,244
12,257
456,348
15,882
796,664
3,237
93,550
2,055
2,376
90
336,640
70.4
236,931
247,303
115.3
104.1
23,594
14,072
203.63
140.60
91
83
1,842
2,145
125,030
138,541
254
313
231
256
174
196
302
359
506
608
291
332
78
76
5
3
1
2
631
842
15,953
20,000
795
677
20,003
11,258
285
8,767
605
11,236
340
410
5,708
6,970
1,241
1,257
34,308
33,444
965
980
23,201
22,837
360
220
8,194
4,056
12,728
14,253
1,942
2,237
1,398
1,616
1,431
1,514
15
11
178
237
153
2,655
118
4,648
206
13,506
62
3,056
Allegheny Armstrong
932
1,897
103
467,200
14.7
68,794
109,793
73.8
57.9
38,483
15,760
699.25
289.73
75
80
779
1,503
24,627
40,351
276
668
138
234
93
150
111
178
117
213
37
45
6
14
1
1
369
899
7,964
17,111
328
846
8,643
17,488
99
2,058
269
6,585
147
226
2,086
3,831
326
573
7,382
12,451
258
223
7,486
4,801
53
44
1,426
1,000
10,606
13,760
840
1,738
571
1,089
406
721
39
31
269
291
116
1,175
153
4,465
156
5,794
36
665
1,493
2,026
154
419,840
41.8
175,544
205,577
117.6
101.5
12,148
8,217
106.58
82.24
71
1,332
1,791
63,063
75,183
200
344
196
271
182
245
265
357
342
422
134
136
13
16
683
865
13,561
15,317
777
1,029
24,898
29,608
187
3,628
678
21,270
365
444
5,635
8,356
932
1,262
29,405
34,882
668
962
15,445
20,023
181
158
3,534
2,857
23,537
22,208
1,417
1,939
1,201
1,649
1,083
1,453
8
2
196
40
256
6,112
270
10,550
30
395
1,067
1,266
96
282,240
33.1
93,337
99,218
67.5
78.4
19,565
12,846
233.75
182.26
85
90
946
1,121
31,620
36,536
241
309
170
190
139
150
173
205'
182
221
35
42
6
4
356
514
6,771
9,358
437
533
10,517
10,855
63
1,358
402
9,159
292
382
5,098
6,816
523
682
14,033
15,946
546
506
13,402
11,276
137
76
2,730
856
11,896
8,431
998
1,199
857
979
670
869
3
6
32
109
85
810
131
3,165
181
.fill
2,185
2,570
131
650,240
54.3
352,756
367,468
161.4
143.0
13,534
9,148
88.85
66.93
88
78
1,988
2,292
96,755
107,205
334
399
269
265
231
255
345
454
592
700
200
209
17
9
1,223
1,460
32,945
33,494
871
942
26,215
22,357
182
3,956
766
22,259
928
1,113
38,523
43,855
1,625
1,728
114,468
114,335
1,010
1,127
29,964
33,762
186
151
3,293
2,274
13,886
12,460
2,091
2,448
1,922
2,214
1,901
2,155
6
11
124
185
161
2,330
221
4,870
277
10,990
71
1,135
3,138
4,130
115
552,960
58.2
321,982
347,747
102.6
84.2
25,442
14,880
249.49
176.17
86
88
2,811
3,663
192,065
212,719
441
801
342
438
246
311
396
501
747
935
509
566
121
106
6
3
3
2
1,170
1,437
21,395
25,492
1,104
1,186
22,134
16,851
255
'5,451
948
16,683
265'
343
3,541
4,289
1,585
2,007
32,778
36,677
1,383
1,709
27,190
30,172
392
569
7,255
9,114
22,879
21,547
2,915
3,851
2,157
2,695
1,739
2,231
54
56
828
1,131
258
8,300
364
16,955
528
31,910
125
1,785
899
1,350
79
339,840
33.8
114,803
129,934
127.7
96.2
18,669
10,812
1A1.28
117.98
87
85
795
1,203
50,029
54,680
129
381
84
153
59
95
112
120
236
296
155
142
20
16
474
761
9,791
14,674
325
518
7,813
10,310
86
1,947
272
5,866
213
298
5,074
7,675
507
723
26,972
31,197
259
205
6,679
5,695
50
35
784
643
8,445
5,703
843
1,293
656
942
615
875
8
7
84
97
75
1,830
110
3,580
105
6,360
25
300
PENNSYLVANIA
131
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
reports for only a
sample of farms.
See text]
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
2,049
2,274
1,139
61
371
1,167
2,746
1,254
1,137
490
1,531
2,851
1,873
1,332
1
2,730
3,048
1,542
92
570
1,350
3,383
1,663
2,017
565
1,785
3,590
2,325
1,695
0
114
141
115
14
39
70
124
113
217
37
66
168
68
72
3
394,880
508,160
444,800
255,360
259,200
713,600
486,400
383,360
732,160
577,280
309,760
650,240
355,200
332,800
4
48.0
42.3
27.1
3.0
15.6
30.0
60.2
41.4
15.8
11.6
54.9
53.3
57.5
43.7
189,503
215,101
120,462
7,755
40,418
213,784
292,776
158,694
115,808
67,013
170,068
346,557
204,239
145,374
n
230,102
257,102
139,532
9,747
57,809
222,467
335,966
178,208
153,683
73,454
182,807
384,289
227,111
151,271
7
92.5
94.6
105.8
127.1
108.9
183.2
106.6
126.6
101.9
136.8
111.1
121.6
109.0
109.1
8
84.3
84.4
90.5
105.9
101.4
164.8
99.3
107.2
76.2
130.0
102.4
107.0
97.7
89.2
9
56,061
20,890
11,947
16,150
14,979
23,386
58,165
12,906
10,173
14,963
14,716
13,089
23,426
23,887
10
36,831
12,105
7,330
4,036
10,406
12,409
33,828
8,144
6,182
12,444
9,396
8,616
15,508
11,917
11
621.02
226.92
122.80
184.57
139.76
137.50
562.13
102.29
108.67
105.80
134.36
105 .97
207.72
242.20
15
466.51
140.18
87.08
30.18
119.62
85.92
344.86
73.54
86.98
84.36
90.15
79.94
155.50
140.97
13
87
82
74
91
81
86
80
79
89
87
89
90
79
87
14
73
81
90
61
76
75
79
76
92
88
89
83
90
82
15
1,798
2,060
1,017
51
329
1,083
2,226
1,160
1,042
451
1,382
2,675
1,746
1,209
16
2,322
2,668
1,408
77
478
1,266
2,842
1,498
1,731
512
1,625
3,390
2,096
1,474
17
119,108
84,330
48,417
968
•14,006
93, 145
136,427
57,018
37,979
26,376
78,324
117,879
124,104
78,717
IS
136,358
104,026
54,659
1,224
20,059
97,368
153,335
67,988
49,048
26,377
90,668
132,974
143,253
81,687
19
323
427
169
21
57
86
408
128
223
68
158
398
184
158
20
440
524
338
37
113
133
553
191
578
90
210
513
308
245
21
240
359
144
14
59
75
222
190
225
49
157
439
142
158
22
276
446
210
20
80
86
319
191
320
51
146
547
166
209
23
155
281
141
6
48
46
153
142
159
42
M0
390
150
122
24
219
374
172
8
67
82
239
217
238
47
141
537
137
146
25
302
414
208
5
76
122
350
236
179
•73
309
571
265
209
20
408
577
292
7
75
174
467
342
305
92
367
830
288
260
2T
423
408
257
5
64
396
697
336
188
143
439
659
570
371
88
597
587
305
5
106
456
881
444
224
166
566
785
708
444
29
257
140
78
19
313
328
119
59
65
143
185
374
164
30
293
138
75
30
300
323
103
61
62
154
154
429
144
n
87
28
17
5
43
63
9
9
11
34
32
60
22
.15
83
21
14
5
33
53
10
4
4
40
24
59
24
33
9
3
3
1
4
2
1
1
4
34
5
1
2
2
7
i
1
1
35
2
2
1
1
38
1
2
2
37
763
792
565
35
168
692
831
570
540
205
602
1,076
929
540
38
934
1,137
680
50
200
795
934
547
887
258
740
1,140
877
691
39
13,926
12,340
8,216
536
2,578
15,667
33,138
9,993
8,372
4,341
7,949
20,941
19,412
10,544
40
16,068
18,260
8,944
774
1,945
19,259
23,189
9,529
13,138
4,189
9,244
22,600
15,045
12,843
11
665
1,007
511
24
218
428
724
615
572
229
890
1,270
609
551
42
762
1,270
714
45
315
446
770
573
988
287
756
1,397
518
532
43
12,880
23,609
12,205
503
6,583
12,331
16,219
16,980
16,210
6,262
20,704
33,490
14,413
12,357
44
12,131
25,528
12,840
639
5,069
10,582
14,560
12,391
20,324
6,699
12,316
28,616
9,408
9,163
45
223
325
146
1
66
102
228
206
113
41
297
1B3
171
215
41
4,288
6,196
3,175
5
1,141
2,951
4,947
5,343
2,390
793
6,882
3,760
4,675
4,830
47
502
786
430
23
180
366
551
489
512
210
724
1,175
506
394
IS
8,592
17,413
9,030
498
5,442
9,380
11,272
11,637
13,820
5,469
13,822
29,730
9,738
7,527
41
257
624
360
11
22
287
321
359
249
67
149
1,355
288
175
5f
366
917
566
22
46
347
446
379
393
123
188
1,662
347
150
51
2,141
10,487
7,512
922
517
10,016
3,588
7,785
6,143
1,945
2,620
38,627
3,850
2,342
5=
4,194
15,119
12,422
984
821
11,863
6,191
8,019
9,491
3,861
3,046
48,751
4,520
2,168
5'
1,087
1,353
714
47
267
809
1,545
967
724
349
1,150
1,507
747
731
54
1,288
1,672
975
62
414
896
1,911
1,214
1,055
365
1,361
1,683
848
856
55
16,590
29,845
28,389
4,421
13,716
58,261
32,571
35,362
30,702
20,339
40,981
48,975
15,619
20,419
54
21,644
34,820
34,170
5,455
22,706
60,715
38,277
43, 115
39,032
23,965
44,715
50,365
18,764
22,727
5"
777
1,194
367
8
55
579
1,580
709
355
167
412
1,901
714
500
5*
1,035
1,310
520
21
71
524
2,160
1,033
517
206
513
2,276
1,004
508
55
12,279
26,229
6,967
214
1,200
16,524
48,869
15,564
6,172
3,948
5,833
64,332
13,607
11,383
6f
19,003
28,377
9,151
373
1,149
16,042
79,021
20,860
8,933
4,776
7,345
75,849
20,819
11,018
81
249
346
103
2
17
226
688
212
107
45
132
468
174
122
8!
258
320
111
2
17
158
704
272
84
56
115
333
310
74
8!
3,984
6,851
1,420
46
272
4,846
18,260
4,111
2,083
803
1,716
7,066
3,222
2,887
f-4
4,543
5,081
1,276
4
419
3,070
18,896
4,563
1,241
1,007
1,221
4,658
5,852
2,006
65
12,579
28,261
8,756
191
1,818
7,840
21,964
15,992
10,230
3,802
13,657
22,313
13,234
9,612
66
20,704
30,972
7,346
298
6,060
6,638
21,393
16,306
13,717
3,587
15,473
25,134
15,302
11,665
67
1,908
2,175
1,078
59
359
1,125
2,339
1,212
1,103
463
1,467
2,790
1,810
1,273
eg
2,488
2,883
1,497
90
542
1,328
3,017
1,576
1,915
551
1,686
3,526
2,179
1,572
es
1,296
1,824
888
46
204
1,018
2,059
1,094
854
319
902
2,546
1,429
943
7C
1,739
2,299
1,176
76
267
1,163
2,650
1,423
1,361
407
1,126
3,163
1,661
1,127
7
1,218
1,637
878
50
279
921
1,708
1,082
829
374
1,210
2,313
932
837
7!
1,509
2,106
1,214
77
437
1,061
2,145
1,357
1,255
424
1,427
2,780
1,056
955
7:
49
17
4
1
6
27
6
3
8
20
3
22
17
7
26
8
7
1
4
82
4
4
1
11
7
21
18
75
3,158
202
36
'i
205
329
37
25
203
154
15
319
297
7e
1,661
151
73
5
57
1,740
35
17
30
154
40
350
404
77
253
170
112
21
121
257
45
60
30
101
91
170
97
It
8,665
1,845
1,820
307
1,975
3,102
330
655
150
1,355
1,950
4,175
1,740
m
227
486
158
56
160
531
266
166
75
341
60
95
203
»c
9,995
12,610
6,020
2,754
9,250
25,453
8,490
3,040
2,825
13,491
1,635
2,670
10,225
81
400
471
173
61
275
631
311
141
85
356
75
145
293
81
18,224
16,726
6,225
2,196
17,030
31,727
15,709
4,700
3,675
16,715
2,035
7,555
15,940
65
101
15
26
21
15
101
40
15
25
120
40
66
56
84
3,585
700
392
463
305
1,690
990
155
860
3,765
1,305
1,660
1,980
8!
132
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 1. -FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
DalH for Items shown in italics an? based on
Item
(For definitions and explanations,
Fayette
Greene Huntingdon
FARMS. ACHE4CE, AND VALUE
Farms number 1959
1094
Decrense in farms due to chance in
farm definition 1054 to 1950 number
Apnroxunnle land area acres 1959
Proportion in farms percent 1959
Land in farms acres 1959
1954,
\\erage size of farm acres 1959
1054
Value of land and buildings:
Aeeragr per form dollars 1969
195 J,
Average per acre dollars 1959
1951,
Proportion of farms reporting value percent 1959
195i
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farai reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1054.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1959 ,
1954.
10 to 10 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
20 to 20 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
.10 to 40 acres farms reporting 1959.
1954.
50 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959 ,
1954.
100 to 199 acres farms reporting 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
1954
Cropland not harvested and not pastured 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 .
acres 1959
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 .
1954
acres 1959 .
1954.
Woodland not pastured farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1950 .
1954.
Other pasture (not cropland and not woodland). . . farms reporting
acres
Improved pasture (see text) farms n
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) acres
Cropland, total farms reporting
Land pastured, totBl farms reporting
Woodland, total farms reporting
Irrigated Innd in farms farms reporting
1959 .
1954.
1959..
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1054.
1959.
1954.
1959.
Land-use practices:
Croplaml in cover crops farms reporting 11159 .
acres 1959.
Croplaml useil for groin or roi/i
crops farmed on (.'■« contour farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
Land in strip-cropping systems lor
soil-erosion control '. farms reporting 1959 .
acres 3959 .
System of terraces on crop and pasture land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
282
493
34
118,400
17.2
20,413
30,839
72.4
62.6
54,675
45,656
,372.48
889.45
90
91
213
374
8,447
11,401
85
177
32
61
20
25
23
42
31
37
16
24
5
8
1
49
211
859
5,210
49
167
1,050
2,810
17
398
35
652
29
50
223
638
124
186
2,695
4,056
124
112
3,811
3,638
68
28
1,895
1,215
3,328
3,086
222
462
155
308
142
220
15
2
105
25
380
10
340
20
340
5
185
339
504
39
516,480
6.1
31,713
41,740
93.5
82.8
10,932
7,724
132.79
95.98
89
94
309
442
9,086
11,058
92
151
79
87
41
64
43
77
37
53
16
10
1
134
228
2,575
4,304
131
228
2,850
5,357
46
1,006
99
1,844
126
144
4,498
4,945
210
205
9,540
10,779
83
129
1,880
2,888
28
9
475
78
1,284
2,409
333
482
254
368
273
302
3
10
260
20
235
5
240
5
20
2,511
3,318
76
519,680
51.9
269,668
114,971
107.4
94.9
20,282
13,146
198.68
137.03
82
75
2,391
3,139
101,043
118,649
493
664
387
534
324
457
476
720
504
587
170
142
35
30
731
1,202
16,042
26,736
1,091
1,413
24,822
28,569
178
2,912
981
21,910
881
1,323
27,785
37,934
1,063
1,178
36,532
37,365
1,256
1,250
42,326
47,412
296
272
4,691
3,689
21,118
18,306
2,445
3,267
1,834
2,469
1,660
2,153
33
31
844
662
243
8,725
56
,095
1,675
70
2,450
1,919
.2,546
278
508,160
37.2
189,052
197,752
98.5
77.7
11,229
8,120
120.77
105.90
77
88
1,690
2,111
60,332
62,603
455
690
336
435
202
252
283
351
304
292
91
77
17
14
2
1,038
1,056
23,465
23,277
577
862
14,070
19,064
126
2,321
486
11,749
512
530
13,148
12,565
871
830
40,827
34,843
689
907
19,102
23,495
169
103
4,219
2,290
18,108
21,905
1,831
2,382
1,580
1,892
1,132
1,145
3
1
23
16
120
1,265
205
5,710
265
9,655
55
895
131
173
13
266,240
6.2
16,466
19,866
125.7
114.8
10,938
7,933
106.40
86.17
86
91
109
158
3,346
5,012
40
39
13
37
15
24
19
26
16
26
79
82
1,158
1,038
75
83
1,768
1,669
9
186
71
1,582
43
65
1,269
2,496
105
135
7,221
7,726
42
66
942
1,358
18
14
263
224
762
567
127
171
108
144
120
158
2,324
2,556
124
482,560
62.2
300,016
296,921
129.1
116.2
29,055
14,740
227.72
128.12
81
84
2,056
2,254
166,845
171,382
194
270
171
173
133
154
239
267
676
741
551
563
85
977
888
21,862
17,542
570
408
13,357
8,040
162
4,202
456
9,155
516
533
10,088
11,017
907
909
33,542
34,000
1,411
1,578
37,709
40,208
• 322
399
6,835
8,389
16,613
14,732
2,145
2,340
1,965
2,109
1,213
1,258
17
17
1,100
601
165
3,470
171
6,115
251
12,945
40
1,065
901
1,124
67
278,400
54.6
152,110
163,511
168.8
145.5
7,509
6,914
45.95
45.30
90
91
819
978
41,038
45,744
114
146
121
129
98
108
182
237
202
260
85
89
17
9
449
558
9,793
11,696
545
545
14,952
12,474
100
1,624
501
13,328
192
252
4,829
7,501
815
909
62,593
67,607
484
618
11,329
14,105
129
142'
2,689
2,199
7,576
4,384
860
1,047
767
901
842
974
3
1
58
30
1,090
211
8,110
216
11,750
40
975
1,662
2,091
169
369,280
66.7
246,130
271,552
148.1
129.9
9,909
7,926
74.08
64.34
91
86
1,423
1,855
43,260
53,074
297
464
338
402
256
327
276
378
204
229
45
47
7
472
833
26,544
48,599
245
409
10,074
13,204
49
1,019
213
9,055
786
735
18,646
16,249
659
728
17,876
17,026
1,280
1,275
111,364
107, 564
164
142
8,919
7,579
18,366
15,836
1,511
1,952
1,604
1,955
1,245
1,287
30
165
61
680
86
,980
35
740
PENNSYLVANIA
133
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
reports for only a sample of funis. See text]
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lacks waruiu
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
2,010
1,203
932
799
7,053
1,334
1,492
1,335
1,388
1,551
517
2,435
914
490
1
2,691
1,491
1,205
1,054
7,951
1,609
1,762
1,671
1,990
2,095
796
3,271
1,068
687
2
134
86
51
18
197
67
74
92
105
60
35
112
62
60
3
528,000
417,280
247,680
290, 560
604,160
234,880
232,320
222,080
570,240
776,960
638,080
435,840
275,840
391,040
4
46.6
33.1
51.6
30.3
79.9
53.1
59.8
60.0
22.9
27.3
12.4
59.6
41.8
17.0
.1
245,800
138,315
127,827
87,899
482,579
124,791
139,021
133,330
130,383
212,165
79,033
259,657
115,238
66,537
n
287,328
153,353
139,568
101,806
498,206
139,079
141,674
145,290
160,060
241,957
93,505
301,519
120,149
77,144
7
122.3
115.0
137.2
110.0
68.4
93.5
93.2
99.9
93.9
136.8
152.9
106.6
126.1
135.8
8
106.8
102.9
115.8
96.6
62.7
86.4
80.4
86.9
80.4
115.5
117.5
92.2
112.5
112.3
9
13,262
12,027
14,503
18,531
33,660
17,589
26,901
36,317
15,670
17,819
15,132
14,410
19,873
25,007
in
8,406
7,470
9,162
13,228
26,713
11,698
16,466
17,632
10,293
9,865
9,141
9,869
11,429
15,070
11
108.98
104.52
107.87
176.26
494.24
194.81
281.26
386.85
189.34
129.28
93.34
134.01
169.25
166.13
13
78.61
72.00
74.13
148.21
435.15
133.31
203.39
204.29
138.51
84.35
78.08
110.86
107.16
141.05
13
80
95
88
83
80
74
81
83
83
83
86
83
84
91
H
82
82
83
77
87
75
78
69
86
88
92
79
88
90
IS
1,815
1,101
804
708
6,480
1,216
1,357
1,200
1,235
1,429
459
2,254
792
411
16
2,364
1,387
1,000
910
7,205
1,477
1,559
1,461
1,709
1,883
661
3,039
908
556
17
86,496
50,585
50,730
31,811
319,576
52,009
87,245
86,046
47,925
83,933
18,268
96,421
50,504
18,958
18
102,424
59,729
57,333
33,802
334,294
64,846
90,728
95,573
55,462
96,210
19,878
118,611
50,902
21,807
19
306
162
82
107
1,057
197
174
185
276
156
90
310
90
89
20
449
182
156
161
1,303
223
269
255
511
271
175
501
150
162
21
272
172
56
87
660
175
155
133
242
156
91
346
63
75
35
340
239
85
139
768
208
156
170
310
211
148
404
69
86
•a
208
154
77
107
541
171
116
114
148
148
71
311
45
51
24
286
175
77
139
626
194
151
128
234
203
109
446
67
66
25
378
238
157
172
1,328
288
171
187
257
263
81
550
159
52
26
509
330
167
248
1,501
353
193
193
309
399
108
800
162
85
27
454
264
281
179
2,339
288
465
351
213
499
95
596
299
94
20
571
363
363
182
2,517
379
526
437
259
591
96
757
344
113
29
173
94
134
47
504
86
242
166
82
176
27
129
123
40
30
184
89
137
35
443
104
234
214
68
182
21
119
106
36
11
21
17
17
9
49
11
33
56
16
31
2
10
11
10
32
24
9
15
6
45
16
30
57
16
26
3
12
8
7
33
3
2
1
5
1
2
2
1
34
1
2
4
3
3
2
1
2
1
1
35
36
37
983
579
329
252
1,954
409
405
348
565
652
212
780
389
247
33
1,130
844
374
372
1,521
430
395
527
854
891
250
871
280
318
39
23,012
9,793
5,718
6,561
23,584
8,185
9,271
4,706
7,904
11,313
7,300
13,463
7,018
4,386
10
21,130
13,443
5,204
12,057
17,299
6,858
6,884
7,863
11,409
14,616
7,062
14,564
5,337
5,986
41
945
625
378
136
1,225
437
270
653
565
688
150
1,053
236
208
4!
1,275
740
426
229
1,141
499
246
665
883
888
250
1,268
288
353
43
30,373
17,370
11,196
3,727
12,589
9,405
4,589
14,437
10,551
18,642
5,878
24,760
5,126
7,026
14
34,697
17,009
7,118
5,131
10,800
8,760
4,088
10,270
16,593
19,053
7,574
23,195
6,168
8,362
4!
190
149
205
47
446
117
81
316
194
190
26
184
52
86
I»
4,858
3,562
7,247
954
4,509
1,971
1,497
6,956
2,912
4,838
550
4,050
982
2,606
11
831
539
202
102
869
354
214
442
445
560
129
939
206
154
IE
25,515
13,808
3,949
2;773
8,080
7,434
3,092
7,481
7,639
13,804
5,328
20,710
4,144
4,420
(E
452
261
168
320
716
403
156
58
308
237
190
861
196
55
5C
685
397
171
391
696
492
171
124
403
422
296
1,271
219
91
5
8,166
5,693
3,552
8,676
6,321
7,882
1,894
576
7,084
6,607
8,469
19,913
4,546
1,260
Si
15,102
9,466
4,987
11,412
6,822
9,056
1,910
1,689
9,499
10,940
12,319
30,096
5,649
2,619
y
1,479
902
730
359
2,307
586
491
763
958
1,217
336
1,244
606
380
5<
1,789
1,022
868
362
2,401
693
502
858
1,219
1,456
396
1,424
669
473
5!
55,270
33,173
43,597
13,037
36,838
11,721
8,572
12,324
38,618
62,581
26,217
32,624
32,351
28,023
54
63,626
34,369
49,923
13,282
37,044
12,151
7,250
13,680
41,510
67,896
25,352
32,557
32,969
29,114
51
811
496
470
463
3,699
775
874
419
377
693
223
1,620
508
117
5!
1,217
535
649
523
4,459
1,025
969
398
556
861
428
2,064
680
167
S
18,500
9,894
9,196
18,285
57,410
19,317
20,196
5,442
6,213
15,015
10,053
49,606
11,412
1,566
si
29,048
9,749
10,373
20,770
66,747
25, 113
22,869
5,025
10,995
20,128
17,364
59,698
13,855
4,451
I
223
123
140
104
1,268
202
137
99
115
231
34
309
188
30
I
257
132
139
77
1,530
169
184
67
82
166
75
378
195
23
6
4,266
2,151
2,064
1,346
20,184
3,245
2,782
1,324
1,526
3,143
866
5,535
3,194
380
■
4,085
1,776
1,777
938
25,137
2,551
3,783
825
686
2,123
1,401
5,005
3,299
453
1
23,983
11,807
3,838
5,802
26,261
16,272
7,254
9,799
12,088
14,074
2,848
22,870
4,281
5,318
6(
21,301
9,588
4,630
5,352
25,200
12,295
7,945
11,190
14,592
13,114
3,956
22,798
5,269
4,805
S
1,912
1,172
858
737
6,591
1,258
1,379
1,253
1,310
1,499
488
2,372
836
450
61
2,565
1,456
1,059
977
7,334
1,534
1,602
1,556
1,838
2,000
720
3,171
956
641
fi
1,588
973
723
647
5,159
1,103
1,146
662
895
1,169
425
2,133
770
321
7
2,139
1,229
881
834
5,648
1,374
1,251
829
1,300
1,557
636
2,791
859
442
7
1,637
983
776
556
2,749
822
600
795
1,049
1,282
415
1,727
683
401
7
2,080
1,181
934
637
2,846
986
631
934
1,413
1,665
577
2,179
761
517
7
10
2
2
139
3
17
30
21
10
1
4
10
3
7
7
3
4
252
2
9
19
20
16
2
7
2
6
7
193
65
5
1,611
16
562
895
553
208
40
43
102
117
7
39
113
120
3,342
148
90
630
488
221
50
55
8
287
r
141
40
65
55
1,154
115
186
123
163
121
30
141
41
26
7
2,715
355
1,200
720
16,598
1,315
2,685
4,770
3,800
4,010
330
2,250
700
460
7
548
185
106
25
1,005
100
90
166
108
285
51
96
56
21
b
19,071
5,165
4,207
310
45,635
3,650
3,610
7,928
4,005
11,925
1,005
2,085
975
760
»
468
190
166
35
1,651
140
158
265
192
407
41
156
201
36
8
28,426
9,535
9,595
975
70,446
4,395
7,941
13,530
8,695
21,528
2,510
5,100
8,510
1,310
8
116
55
20
240
15
10
36
25
35
21
11
36
16
8
4,355
1,410
725
4,835
85
100
845
1,040
325
1,540
220
965
180
8
134
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table l.-FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE:
Data for items shown in italics are based on
FARMS, ACREAGE, AND VALUE
Plums number 1959 .
105-1 .
Decrease in farms Hue to chance in
farm .lefinilion 1(154 to 1050 number .
Approximate land area acres 1950 .
Proportion in farms percent 1959 .
Land in farms acres 1059 .
1954 .
Vvcrace sue or farm acres 1959.
1951.
Value of land and buildings:
•Xveragr per farm
(Tor definitions and explanations, see text)
Average per acre
Proportion of /arms reporting valve .
..dollars 1919.
1951, .
..dollars 1959.
1951 .
. .percent 1959 .
195i.
Land in farms according to use:
Cropland harvested farns reporting 1950 .
1954.
acres 1050.
1054.
1 to 9 acres farms reporting 1950 .
• 1054.
10 to 19 acres farms reportinp 1959 .
1954.
20 to 29 acres farms reporting 1059
1954.
30 to 40 acres farms reporting 1059 .
19M .
50 to 09 acres farms reporting 1050 .
1954..
100 to 100 acres farms reporting 1950 .
1954.
°00 to 499 acres farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
500 to 999 acres ■ farms reporting 1959
1954.
1,000 or more acres farms reporting 195P
1054.
Cropland used only for pasture farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954..
Cropland not harvested and not pastured 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 . .
acres 1959 . .
Woodland pastured farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1059 . .
1954 . .
Woodland not oastured farms reporting 1059 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Other nasture (not cropland and not woodland!. . . farms reporting 1959 . .
1054 . .
acres 1959. .
1954 . .
Improved pasture (see text) farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954 . .
Other land (house lots, roads, wasteland, etc.) ... ... acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Cropland, total farms reporting 1959..
1954 . .
Land pastured, totnl farms rcportine 1059 . .
1954 . .
Woodland, total farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Irrigatr-d land in farms Tarnis reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
Land-use practices:
Cropland in cover crops farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959.
Croplantl \Ued for gra>n or rout
crops fom,e<t on lit contour farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Land in strip-cropping systems [or
soil-erosion control forms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
System of terraces on crop and paslvrc land farms reporting 1959 .
acres 1959 .
1,510
2,505
314,2.40
35.4
111,223
145,790
73.7
58.2
45,400
30,397
716. 48
575.09
71
72
1,329
2,049
65,713
87,312
299
611
185
291
150
207
227
322
285
411
154
165
25
37
4
5
580
792
10,683
13,466
547
824
10,461
11,556
134
1,764
459
8,697
142
228
1,174
2,233
509
862
5,617
9,433
528
790
8,566
11,399
104
144
1,631
1,745
9,009
10,391
1,418
2,320
982
1,442
600
1,027
15
14
173
225
183
3,383
147
3,515
207
6,006
46
3,377
Northampton
490
553
22
83,200
73.1
60,808
65,623
124.1
118.7
15,681
9,831
129.69
81.61
83
85
448
524
33,839
37,890
35
49
36
42
32
41
72
94
152
171
103
105
17
21
1
1
222
247
2,973
2,888
227
227
6,206
4,021
62
2,203
189
4,003
76
105
990
1,589
333
362
9,753
10, 110
156
211
2,385
3,171
58
107
761
1,517
4,662
5,954
473
539
339
406
366
412
1
6
15
86
36
905
115
5,045
156
8,075
26
760
North-
umberland
1,414
1,858
63
239,360
60.8
145,487
148,570
102.9
80.0
26,556
17,017
281.61
211.97
75
84
1,311
1,633
96,936
100,019
231
353
173
201
124
167
185
254
337
422
198
189
49
39
528
800
8,686
11,482
445
527
7,696
6,791
131
2,266
355
5,430
149
221
1,762
2,243
719
808
11,315
10,484
419
350
6,112
5,784
77
85
1,124
1,160
12,980
11,767
1,351
1,743
861
1,070
782
920
16
12
681
458
166
4,685
132
7,159
196
44,158
40
535
Perry
1,486
1,855
86
290,560
56.6
164,450
179,014
110.7
96.5
17,025
10,389
140.55
108.55
78
90
1,356
1,652
82,001
92,057
156
243
141
189
145
145
263
321
433
538
176
177
40
39
2
555
764
8,615
10,139
810
813
20,778
16,335
287
6,067
637
14,711
110
138
1,946
2,209
974
1,127
31,262
34,555
404
482
6,089
8,947
75
60
956
978
13,759
14,772
1,411
1,737
869
1,129
1,028
1,213
7
7
230
346
146
5,365
386
20,440
376
22,200
90
2,745
Philadel-
phia
1,269
1,612
56
352,000
49.0
172,608
180,757
136.0
1X2.1
15,425
8,012
110.76
72.10
80
83
1,121
1,303
68,700
74,679
148
189
147
148
86
140
188
208
330
405
190
180
32
537
530
9,398
8,368
567
765
16,679
15,638
110
2,954
493
13,725
96
185
1,876
3,858
1,035
1,177
60,204
61,185
422
618
8,569
10, 180
85
113
1,477
1,784
7,182
6,849
1,207
1,443
873
1,045
1,050
1,249
3
30
46
590
136
5,025
246
15,140
46
395
81,280
4.3
3,465
5,024
65.4
66.1
178,750
96,286
8,993.71
3,036.04
77
57
40
68
2,032
2,975
21
41
4
3
3
2
4
5
3
10
2
4
2
2
1
1
9
448
373
13
26
505
662
3
130
12
375
1
3
15
44
4
7
53
67
6
63
433
1
349
470
44
72
11
15
4
10
2
1
7
11
255
6
320
204
335
7
348,800
8.7
30,312
38,725
148.6
115.6
22,857
13,613
167.39
163.16
76
91
136
234
4,507
5,572
36
84
35
62
'V
28
22
30
16
22
79
107
1,418
2,013
54
96
957
2,654
13
250
45
707
50
86
2,172
3,825
150
215
18,133
20,555
43
101
1,622
3,026
13
17
200
222
1,503
1,080
154
284
116
207
167
260
4
3
46
208
Schuylkill
697
999
44
697,600
24.0
167,504
192,482
240.3
192.7
13,238
8,774
56.77
44.15
84
637
892
40,878
45,369
57
129
78
108
66
116
115
193
191
237
108
93
22
341
471
8,948
13,042
310
451
13,926
15,182
78
3,563
267
10,363
376
495
23,185
27,560
482
643
49,533
55,504
430
560
23,401
27,375
138
116
3,254
2,033
7,633
8,450
673
954
623
871
629
874
3
2
19
23
35
1,710
139
4,650
188
11,710
26
1,030
246
8,095
297
12,455
40
710
PENNSYLVANIA
135
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
reports for only a
sample of farms. See text]
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
1,209
2,265
376
1,736
1,577
757
894
902
2,459
1,584
2,622
740
4,673
1
1,344
2,861
462
2,144
1,926
924
1,416
1,241
3,423
2,061
3,905
1,118
5,549
2
56
204
14
35
44
24
75
65
178
40
334
40
220
3
210, 560
693,760
305,920
535,040
736,000
203,520
432,000
582,400
548,480
476, 160
654,720
253,440
583,040
1
60.6
50.5
20.3
65.2
44.0
45.6
23.7
23.2
57.9
55.0
39.6
46.7
70.0
5
127,697
350,059
62,173
348,713
324,162
92,781
102,316
134,913
317,729
261,694
259,438
118,443
408,200
C
129,051
367,897
74, 172
377,921
358,978
88,068
138,680
163,019
362,382
291,989
316,798
144,797
415, 163
7
105.6
154.6
165.4
20O.9
205.6
122.6
114.4
149.6
129.2
165.2
98.9
160.1
87.4
B
96.0
128.6
160.5
176.3
186.4
95.3
97.9
131.4
105.9
141.7
81.1
129.5
74.8
9
11,809
16,959
10,576
14,298
13,771
19,332
11,562
12,968
18,855
17,600
21,680
14,886
20,487
10
8,333
11,337
6,644
9,553
8,963
9,682
7,884
6,378
12,383
14,204
11,494
10,839
12,522
11
111.74
117.40
78.22
70.32
68.00
184.17
107.28
86.92
145.73
113.70
237.53
92.40
235.90
12
81.21
87.13
45.07
55.68
49.41
118.26
83.08
53.71
115.23
96.21
151.35
86.01
171.86
13
89
84
81
88
85
83
69
83
77
77
80
67
84
14
83
87
91
97
81
80
84
80
80
91
82
94
86
15
1,062
2,064
345
1,648
1,491
681
813
830
2,224
1,497
2,315
681
4,224
16
1,149
2,529
439
2,028
1,809
829
1,239
1,151
3,045
1,904
3,466
972
4,967
17
61,341
120,522
16,465
97,098
102,501
50,004
27,181
32,149
97,642
74,960
104,358
35,160
228,213
18
64,828
129,908
18,940
105,147
116,328
53,795
39,159
38,764
117,914
77,092
130,171
41,142
235,7%
19
136
282
28
104
98
51
176
158
405
127
456
59
793
20
154
568
43
148
125
122
300
229
769
222
1,051
160
1,040
21
96
255
49
137
124
60
170
152
367
142
334
87
590
22
103
254
51
176
143
79
247
215
449
219
483
134
710
23
93
204
40
166
129
62
136
126
271
185
271
66
483
24
81
216
73
253
152
61
188
193
326
309
347
130
607
25
210
324
98
368
245
115
173
169
430
406
438
179
702
21
228
401
123
568
385
120
263
272
604
585
574
232
832
27
373
627
100
639
570
231
123
171
551
502
598
226
1,028
a
436
737
123
689
668
299
198
199
694
487
770
254
1,214
29
133
333
28
208
283
137
30
46
174
123
189
55
530
30
129
317
26
171
306
126
38
37
182
72
213
56
485
31
21
38
2
25
42
24
5
7
25
11
27
8
89
.15
17
35
22
28
21
5
6
19
10
24
4
72
33
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
7
34
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
"i
4
2
5
2
2
33
33
37
454
1,347
142
648
623
375
361
320
1,035
364
891
284
1,193
38
458
1,381
130
500
691
409
548
356
1,465
356
1,680
412
1,344
39
6,916
32,402
3,631
22,635
20,667
7,341
5,710
7,689
46,239
12,008
22,143
8,130
16,680
40
5,686
28,665
2,259
16,043
22,830
6,342
8,128
7,070
55,302
10,544
37,652
9,760
18,457
41
492
552
80
328
535
294
469
310
698
148
861
149
1,742
42
446
573
102
398
610
329
690
459
1,142
229
1,347
310
1,867
43
11,391
14,961
2,040
10,268
19,547
8,969
11,468
8,918
23,973
3,316
22,526
5,482
29,580
44
6,779
11,800
2,114
10,095
16,919
5,315
13,690
9,745
29,385
4,756
27,243
7,244
24,089
45
153
145
22
86
117
118
71
39
165
45
192
37
718
46
3,800
4,441
293
2,111
4,754
2,642
1,303
814
7,099
426
4,118
710
11,148
47
403
449
62
266
464
202
438
290
582
111
723
128
1,215
48
7,591
10, 520
1,747
8,157
14,793
6,327
10, 165
8,104
16,874
2,890
18,408
4,772
18,432
49
198
1,197
226
1,078
901
103
249
410
825
999
552
255
424
50
104
1,520
273
1,162
1,153
89
494
559
1,067
1,179
893
312
551
51
3,895
50,365
10,153
43,331
33, 520
2,271
5,594
14,719
17,881
44,316
9,066
8,423
4,908
52
1,748
64,912
10,870
43,570
43,045
1,264
11,446
17,923
19,641
51,916
16,795
9,121
7,825
51
861
1,422
263
1,002
945
379
628
612
1,013
749
1,228
475
3,014
54
980
1,488
281
1,147
1,049
429
883
758
1,264
836
1,679
722
3,314
55
29,664
87,439
16,413
60,360
55,411
12,147
X,993
43,316
26,348
40,829
38,202
29,657
60,427
56
30,745
83,480
19,942
59,126
53,477
9,914
36,475
47,127
24,395
44,883
46,840
41,433
60,355
57
425
973
204
1,367
1,269
242
419
579
1,485
1,166
1,521
505
2,308
sa
601
1,187
352
1,821
1,477
292
678
■ 920
1,792
1,555
1,603
668
2,540
59
5,787
29,842
9,023
96,412
78,390
4,714
10,232
22,226
84,946
73,050
39,862
24,042
40,572
BO
8,260
32,442
17,244
131,464
90,218
6,146
15,929
35,299
94,463
90,727
34,673
30,218
41,732
61
119
297
71
353
310
86
92
175
256
313
349
98
684
62
128
257
81
450
261
69
116
230
261
310
259
142
465
63
1,299
5,825
1,123
7,439
6,467
1,749
1,550
3,234
8,768
5,249
7,654
1,966
12,924
64
1,470
4,358
1,097
9,016
5,137
1,043
1,316
3,164
8,488
4,587
4,240
1,953
7,979
65
8,703
14, 528
4,448
18,609
14,126
7,335
11,138
5,896
20,700
13,215
23,281
7,549
27,820
66
11,005
16,690
2,803
12,476
16,161
5,292
13,853
7,091
21,282
12,071
23,424
5,879
26,909
67
1,115
2,165
362
1,687
1,540
713
863
871
2,349
1,525
2,435
700
4,359
68
1,207
2,680
449
2,062
1,867
870
1,347
1,195
3,249
1,944
3,731
1,041
5,223
69
790
1,970
343
1,651
1,485
559
729
797
2,256
1,488
2,162
667
3,197
70
893
2,378
428
2,011
1,774
642
1,122
1,094
2,934
1,871
3,005
916
3,679
71
946
1,902
345
1,546
1,398
424
720
775
1,506
1,359
1,511
593
3,217
72
1,021
2,270
393
1,846
1,663
493
1,103
1,046
1,944
1,626
2,149
850
3,658
73
4
2
2
1
7
2
2
7
1
5
3
30
71
6
8
2
4
5
3
3
5
3
8
4
33
75
38
52
25
40
113
35
14
237
2
109
62
421
76
25
154
67
48
40
71
60
88
10
107
52
1,243
77
51
121
15
76
5
65
35
37
175
65
151
30
388
78
550
2,609
205
900
50
990
235
394
2,700
310
1,925
800
9,769
79
105
225
111
196
96
52
46
596
35
327
35
1,016
80
4,120
7,975
1,513
5,390
3,880
1,545
805
17,184
165
12,013
1,115
51,723
SI
226
352
20
76
280
155
62
36
577
31
452
105
1,124
82
10,065
16,515
395
1,656
12,150
8,545
2,025
1,195
27,690
675
25,690
2,180
66,354
S3
25
46
5
141
126
20
10
17
110
40
82
65
185
64
435
1,354
60
3,353
6,860
485
65
500
5,710
1,100
2,585
2,185
2,830
Hi
136
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
Item
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
(For definitions and explanations
, see text)
Farms:
1
100,052
2,055
932
1,493
1,067
2,185
3,138
899
2,674
2
1954 . . .
128,876
2,376
1,897
2,026
1,266
2,570
4,130
1,350
3,237
3
6,891
14,197
157
247
176
488
66
172
73
153
81
194
291
599
72
241
72
148
4
1954...
5
10 to 49 acres
20,787
522
303
246
280
261
844
168
190
6
1954 . . .
29,489
621
669
386
338
324
1,253
311
324
7
10,859
14,344
207
233
107
190
201
278
139
163
148
177
336
393
75
110
177
245
8
1954 . . .
9
14,804
18,792
269
316
115
203
238
331
208
231
273
328
416
515
123
174
268
386
10
1954 . . .
11
100 to 139 acres
17,457
347
99
310
200
379
482
157
437
12
1954 . . .
21,331
403
164
397
206
458
574
202
570
13
10,435
211
51
159
80
303
302
99
380
14
1954...
11,958
205
71
199
82
358
364
111
452
15
180 to 219 acres
6,538
llfl
28
105
38
238
171
73
327
16
1954...
6,909
123
44
98
42
245
183
74
334
17
220 to 259 acres
3,963
70
20
60
18
156
101
42
219
18
1954 . . .
4,017
87
26
55
19
165
98
36
237
19
6,853
125
• 25
95
25
293
160
71
510
20
1!»54 . . .
6,506
109
33
ioo
28
275
119
76
462
21
500 to 999 acres . .
1,242
1,128
30
27
6
7
n
8
5
4
47
41
29
30
18
15
88
74
1954 . . .
23
223
7
2
2
1
6
6
1
6
24
1954 . . .
205
5
2
2
5
2
5
25
1,000 to 1,999 acres
Land in farms:
179
5
2
2
1
5
4
1
6
26
11,861,727
236,931
68,794
175,544
93,337
352,756
321,982
114,803
500,505
27
1954 . . .
13,162,093
247,303
109,793
205,577
99,218
367,468
347,747
129,934
521,689
28
27,190
62,399
707
1,119
782
2,194
233
768
332
701
329
840
1,087
2,592
279
1,019
256
623
29
1954 . . .
30
10 to 49 acres
acres 1959...
577,450
13,880
8,092
7,202
8,222
7,025
22,916
4,610
4,995
31
1954 . . .
797,168
16,564
16,964
11,060
9,244
8,102
32,415
8,091
9,064
32
50 to 69 acres
634,402
834,035
12,111
6,019
11,780
8,052
8,791
19,620
4,443
10,288
33
1954 . . .
13,780
10,946
16,304
9,494
10,393
22, 939
6,426
14,245
34
1,239,731
1,571,995
22,360
26,419
9,461
16,754
20,086
27,708
17,579
19,290
22,950
27,507
34,892
43,093
10,361
14,678
22,615
32,678
35
1954...
36
2,034,709
2,475,467
41,088
47, 165
11,332
18, 569
35,994
46,018
22,828
23,461
44,595
53,430
56,856
67,839
18, 598
23,935
51,392
66,563
37
1954...
38
1,638,890
1,875,020
33,354
32,457
8,040
11,256
24,648
31,115
12,395
12,762
47,734
56,520
47,415
56,997
15,718
17,306
60,290
71,372
39
1954 . . .
10
1,290,876
21,608
5,.497
20,712
7,508
47, 528
33, 836
14,325
64,719
41
1954...
1,364,485
24,291
8,599
19,405
8,382
48,650
35,873
14,530
66,190
t j
acres 1959...
941,189
952,777
16,703
20,769
4,769
6,205
14,165
12,864
4,274
4,493
37,002
39, 172
23,881
23,115
9,962
8,668
52,066
56,074
■13
1954 . . .
14
2,294,555
2,166,498
43,033
36,756
8,235
11,122
31,097
32,814
7,983
8,869
97,131
90,911
52,152
39, 822
23,974
25,463
171,484
153,418
15
1954 . . .
16
500 to 999 acres
acres 1959 . . .
783,290
18,628
4,068
7,127
2,974
29, 532
18,567
11,033
55,341
J7
1954...
711,068
17,960
4,721
5,021
2,522
25,406
18,901
9,818
45,708
4K
399,445
351,181
13,459
10,023
2,499
2,463
2,500
2,500
1,190
10,139
6,537
10,760
4,161
1,500
7,059
5,754
40
1954 . . .
TiO
229,408
5,233
2,499
2,500
1,190
7,170
5,081
1,500
7,059
Cropland harvested:
51
. farms reporting 1959 , . .
90,334
1,842
779
1,332
946
1,988
2,811
795
2,497
.'iL?
1954...
114,359
2,145
1,503
1,791
1,121
2,292
3,663
1,203
2,954
53
acres 1959...
4,853,664
125,030
24,627
63,063
31,620
96,755
192,065
50,029
168,416
54
1954...
5,433,491
138,541
40,351
75,183
36,536
107,205
212,719
54,680
171,319
55
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
3,038
66
96
20
39
28
112
31
16
56
1954 . . .
7,141
114
261
84
99
90
332
163
49
57
acres 1959 . . .
9,144
257
238
66
116
95
366
80
44
58
1954 . . .
20,048
404
573
225
232
256
971
379
134
59
. farms reporting 1959. . .
17,792
468
257
203
237
208
742
141
146
CO
1954 . . .
24,764
554
548
313
279
237
1,085
268
241
61
acres 1959...
242,967
7,199
2,628
2,312
2,618
2,191
10,904
1,754
1,582
62
1954...
325,438
8,574
5,413
3,660
3,007
2,389
15,374
2,808
2,454
63
50 to 69 acres
. farms reportinp 1959 . . .
10,115
196
94
177
121
136
316
69
160
• ■I
1954 . . .
13,458
220
169
251
150
162
380
104
211
65
acres 1959. . .
276,400
6,389
1,990
4,136
2,428
3,112
10,262
2,029
3,375
66
1954 . . .
370,987
7,537.
3,675
6,037
3,415
3,859
13,072
2,609
4,365
,,
70 to 99 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
14,062
252
110
221
194
255
405
115
248
"M
1954...
17,965
306
189
301
224
311
506
167
358
G»
acres 1959. . .
554,399
11,914
3,360
7,321
5,968
7,641
19,904
5,066
7,502
70
1954 . . .
724,125
15,251
6,302
9,936
7,232
10,301
26,704
6,698
11,008
71
. farms reporting 1959. . .
16,842
331
93
296
195
367
477
152
421
72
1954 . . .
20,797
399
157
386
201
434
570
194
547
73
acres 1959...
920,099
22,716
4,436
13,391
8,157
15,740
35,925
9,722
18,807
74
1954 . . .
1,131,591
27,648
7,417
16,814
9,169
19,542
42,842
10,880
23,633
75
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
10,121
201
48
148
77
286
298
94
368
76
1954 . . .
11,730
202
68
196
78
349
359
109
446
77
acres 1959 . . .
718, 803
18,122
3,075
8,307
4,310
14,926
29,504
8,854
21,861
78
1954 . . .
818,630
19,317
4,421
11,996
4,706
18,561
36,731
8,653
25,042
79
180 to 219 acres
. farms reporting 1959. . .
6,363
102
28
101
38
228
170
71
322
80
1954 . . .
6,812
123
44
98
42
238
182
74
332
81
acres 1959 . . .
536,357
10,982
2,226
7,516
2,832
14,084
21,603
6,775
23,256
82
1954 . . .
559,789
13,728
3,135
7,594
3,333
14, 147
23,394
6,903
22,642
83
. farm* reporting 1959 . . .
3,872
68
20
59
17
147
99
37
217
84
1954 . . .
3,970
87
26
55
18
163
98
33
234
85
acres 1959 . . .
389,598
9,170
1,812
5,592
1,536
10,425
14,577
4,133
18,900
86
1954...
386,670
12,023
2,239
5,281
1,599
11,021
14,506
3,450
19,537
87
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,700
122
25
95
23
282
159
66
506
88
1954 . . .
6,408
108
33
97
26
263
119
76
459
69
acres 1959. . .
847,211
22,940
2,531
12,182
2,595
22,731
33,135
8,685
55,713
90
1954...
780,618
20,551
5,093
11,685
3,116
21,519
25,927
9,633
49,003
91
500 to 999 acres
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,210
30
6
11
4
45
27
18
87
92
1954 . . .
1,111
27
6
8
4
40
30
15
72
93
acres 1959 . . .
238,581
9,693
1,633
2,116
830
4,715
9,993
2,884
15,479
94
1954 . . .
210,433
7,802
1,135
1,712
727
4,497
10,436
2,667
11,829
95
. farms reporting 1959. . .
219
6
2
1
1
6
6
1
6
96
1954 . . .
203
5
2
2
5
2
5
97
acres 1959 . . .
120,105
5,648
698
122
230
1,095
5,892
47
1,897
98
1954 . . .
105, 162
5,706
948
243
1,113
2,762
1,672
99
fnrms reiwlmo 1SJS9
177
65, 9 14
5
2,007
2
698
1
122
1
230
5
995
■ 4
3,164
1
47
6
1,897
100
acres 1959. . .
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM:
PENNSYLVANIA
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
137
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
2,049
2,274
1,139
61
371
1,167
2,746
1,254
1,137
490
1,531
2,851
1,873
1,332
1
2,730
3,048
1,542
92
570
1,350
3,383
1,663
2,017
565
1,785
3,590
2,325
1,695
2
232
108
82
4
18
41
420
41
53
30
66
65
112
97
3
356
233
184
5
53
62
457
100
308
37
125
118
301
222
4
629
556
263
14
103
115
642
159
316
57
291
413
370
343
5
662
823
382
25
178
138
863
298
625
86
328
592
457
479
8
254
376
130
4
53
53
208
150
144
37
180
395
167
145
7
334
466
180
9
66
78
313
201
277
42
226
543
207
178
8
280
404
180
12
53
104
367
208
184
80
302
488
272
214
9
402
549
254
18
92
168
461
286
257
84
358
680
306
265
10
265
395
202
7
54
212
424
313
175
103
330
634
445
222
11
310
485
248
14
74
259
549
367
246
117
367
784
519
285
12
113
192
106
4
42
214
256
136
98
61
154
347
244
138
18
166
243
127
4
51
234
308
181
131
81
174
408
246
124
14
89
97
71
5
20
158
169
94
64
47
69
190
109
65
IS
126
114
58
6
19
152
152
107
65
44
64
191
133
54
16
69
55
42
4
5
85
86
64
37
19
41
109
59
35
IT
61
54
38
5
9
82
93
51
45
16
48
114
56
26
IS
92
78
53
6
15
152
137
76
59
47
78
181
85
61
19
93
73
62
5
19
149
149
60
52
48
81
139
92
54
20
22
11
8
1
7
30
27
11
4
9
19
25
10
6
21
15
6
7
1
5
24
28
9
9
10
14
18
8
5
22
4
2
2
1
3
10
2
3
1
4
6
23
5
2
2
4
4
10
3
2
3
3
24
3
2
2
1
1
7
2
3
1
4
5
25
189,503
215,101
120,462
7,755
40,418
213,784
292,776
158,694
115,808
67,013
170,068
346,557
204,239
145,374
26
230,102
257, 102
139, 532
9,747
57,809
222,467
335,966
178,208
153,683
73,454
182,807
384,289
227,111
151,271
27
1,004
527
300
20
64
157
1,605
132
233
85
232
270
454
345
28
1,529
1,121
910
27
243
297
2,074
438
1,585
159
513
568
1,339
985
29
16,713
16,325
7,597
361
3,050
2,971
16, 118
4,742
8,633
1,463
8,204
12,790
10,301
9,770
30
22,361
23,389
10,388
704
4,964
3,956
21,417
8,748
16,509
2,315
9,087
17,703
12,233
13,411
31
14,860
21,794
7,622
232
3,133
3,153
12,237
8,807
8,285
2,099
10, 528
22,961
9,934
8,492
32
19, 558
27,153
10,487
532
3,805
4,646
18,484
11,693
15,817
2,398
13,345
31,204
12,216
10, 526
83
23,210
33,964
15, 142
1,028
4,412
8,836
30,654
17,273
15,421
6,764
25,208
40,411
22,807
18,071
34
33,297
45,734
21,327
1,522
7,794
14,153
38,970
23,976
21,252
7,151
29,864
56,720
25,698
22,140
35
31,073
45,385
23,472
856
6,219
24,971
49,356
36,452
20,243
11,899
38,618
73,451
52,446
26,033
36
36,065
55,191
28, 578
1,579
8,437
30,394
63,517
42,533
28,060
13,463
42,527
89,964
61,005
33,375
37
17,592
30,034
16,784
659
6,615
33,639
40,245
21,568
15,364
9,629
24,325
54,188
38,050
21,623
88
26,019
37,887
20,070
640
8,061
36,368
48,194
28,598
20,460
12,775
27,178
63,570
38,365
19,583
39
17,549
19,048
13,926
995
3,967
31,259
33,245
18,524
12,641
9,238
13,741
37,290
21,576
12,685
40
24,771
22,473
11,517
1,186
3,747
30,191
29,800
20,994
12,810
8,519
12,679
37,641
26,433
10,598
41
16,410
13, 014
9,910
937
1,217
20,219
20,425
15, 305
8,791
4,452
9,789
25,760
14,129
8,a6
42
14,552
12,784
9,015
1,217
2,127
19,544
22,045
12,023
10,592
3,776
11,434
27,031
13,423
6,105
43
30,625
25,558
18,014
2,040
5,373
51, 562
45,967
26,055
19,394
16,304
26,075
58,992
28,086
19,705
44
30,892
24,558
20,159
1,740
6,566
49,730
49,208
19,211
16,744
16,539
26,847
45,344
31,094
18,263
45
13,197
6,690
5,360
627
4,789
18,712
16,923
7,431
2,633
5,080
11,913
15,703
6,456
3,702
46
9,558
3,762
4,829
600
3,129
15,507
18,861
5,494
5,944
6,359
9,333
10,929
5,305
3,308
47
7,270
2,762
2,335
1,579
18,305
26,001
2,405
4,170
1,435
4,741
16,732
48
11,500
3,050
2,252
8,936
17,681
23,396
4,500
3,910
3,615
12,977
49
4,170
2,762
2,335
1,579
1,172
9,589
2,405
4,170
1,435
4,741
5,642
50
1,798
2,060
1,017
51
■329
1,083
2,226
1,160
1,042
451
1,382
2,675
1,746
1,209
51
2,322
2,668
1,408
77
478
1,266
2,842
1,498
1,731
512
1,625
3,390
2,096
1,474
52
119,108
84,330
48,417
968
14,006
93,145
136,427
57,018
37,979
26,376
78,324
117,879
124,104
78,717
53
136,358
104,026
54,659
1,224
20,059
»7,368
153,335
67,988
49,048
26,377
90,668
132,974
143,253
81,687
54
99
57
26
1
7
14
121
11
27
11
23
33
68
48
55
154
113
116
1
17
28
182
37
186
20
60
70
157
105
56
292
153
74
3
24
43
303
43
84
32
66
107
186
123
57
398
331
295
2
54
88
448
88
587
52
168
179
466
367
ss
534
479
230
9
88
86
482
145
279
48
239
365
334
297
59
691
654
345
20
145
118
660
244
515
62
269
515
395
404
60
8,150
5,716
3,058
94
1,253
1,139
5,587
1,914
3,358
532
3,400
4,157
5,609
4,580
61
10,341
8,548
4,157
142
1,750
1,460
7,860
3,197
5,839
668
3,679
5,601
6,308
6,387
6:
247
350
120
4
48
50
189
139
138
36
164
371
154
140
88
318
437
171
9
61
76
288
187
261
40
215
506
201
172
64
8,196
8,007
3,038
65
1,252
1,324
5,217
3,139
2,873
808
4,556
7,529
5,519
4,563
85
11,129
10,805
4,272
110
1,377
2,266
8,374
4,771
5,374
901
6,614
10,144
7,023
6,027
66
272
380
171
12
50
95
350
188
179
78
291
457
258
202
67
390
515
245
14
82
156
449
265
239
83
341
660
294
252
6h
13,190
12,426
6,270
207
1,587
4,159
14,851
5,611
4,972
2,988
12,161
12,373
13,576
9,533
89
20,225
18, 128
8,650
147
3,121
6,447
19,107
9,355
7,013
3,273
15,566
19,558
16,132
12,367
70
259
376
193
7
51
206
411
303
164
97
313
617
430
219
71
303
469
2*1
13
68
254
534
355
234
111
364
772
515
278
72
19,668
17,257
9,208
151
2,555
13,018
25,903
13,443
6,633
5,036
18,717
24,908
32,126
14,323
73
22,703
22,497
11,332
289
3,.725
16,284
33,182
16,518
9,268
6,129
22,363
31,561
40,979
18,842
7 1
112
183
102
3
37
210
254
132
95
60
150
335
242
137
75
166
236
126
3
50
231
302
181
127
79
170
403
246
121
76
11,817
12,753
6,803
19
1,921
16,661
21,500
8,381
5,318
4,351
11,945
19,005
23,919
11,736
77
16,234
16,636
7,931
47
3,380
17,849
24,886
11,049
7,020
5,436
12,902
23,228
25,554
10,966
7h
88
94
71
5
20
153
161
93
63
47
69
186
107
63
79
126
113
58
6
19
150
151
106
63
43
64
190
133
54
so
11,370
7,930
5,034
160
1,653
15,367
16,877
7,566
4,386
4,033
6,476
12,950
13,603
6,941
81
14,417
9,373
4,162
218
1,443
14,665
14,277
8,745
3,893
3,204
6,421
13,128
16,897
5,344
B!
69
53
41
3
5
85
86
63
35
19
39
108
59
33
BS
61
53
37
5
8
78
91
• 51
45
16
48
114
55
26
84
10,868
5,056
4,250
136
547
10,313
10,895
6,030
2,683
1,724
4,280
9,259
9,167
4,690
65
9,355
5,243
3,416
122
895
9,149
10,218
4,835
3,808
1,337
5,962
9,559
8,694
3,394
88
92
76
53
6
15
152
135
'73
55
46
74
174
84
58
67
93
70
60
5
19
147
148
60
50
48
80
139
92
54
S6
21, 510
11,413
7,096
125
1,352
21,530
22,738
9,196
6,180
5,410
11,509
21,468
17,457
8,953
69
21,795
10,125
7,492
107
1,974
20,406
21,643
7,480
4,058
4,504
13,087
16,484
18,988
8,420
90
22
10
8
1
7
29
27
11
4
9
19
25
10
6
91
15
6
7
1
5
24
27
9
9
10
14
18
8
5
!V
9,163
2,254
2,483
S
1,605
6,341
6,865
1,221
606
1,462
5,077
4,968
2,942
2,153
9;i
5,548
1,163
1,647
40
766
4,513
7,952
1,133
1,476
873
3,906
2,680
2,212
1,031
•M
4
2
2
1
3
10
2
3
1
4
6
95
5
2
2
4
4
10
3
2
3
3
te
4,884
1,365
1,103
257
3,250
5,691
474
886
137
1,155
11,122
97
4,213
1,177
1,305
1,574
4,241
5,388
817
712
852
8,542
96
3
2
2
1
1
7
2
3
1
4
5
99
2,796
1,365
1,1C3
257
79
2,975
474
886
137
1,155
2,718
100
138
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
[ten
; and explanations, see text)
Fayette
Huntingdon
Farms:
All farms. . . .
I'nder 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
500 to 999 acres
1,000 or more acres. ,
1,000 to 1,999 acres .
Land in farms:
All land in forms . .
. .number 1959.
1954.
..number 1959.
1954.
..number 1959.
1954.
..number 1959.
1954.
..number 1959.
1954..
. . number 1959 .
1954 .
. number 1959 .
1854 . .
.number 1959 .
.1954..
. number 1959 . .
1954 . .
-number 1959. .
1954 . .
. number 1959 . .
1954 . .
. number 1959 . .
1954..
.number 1959..
I'nder 10 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 69 acres
70 to 99 acres
100 to 139 seres
140 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.
Cropland harvested:
Any cropland
I'nder 10 acres. .
. . acres 1959.
1954.
. acres 1959.
1954.
. acres 1959 .
1954.
. acres 1959 .
1954.
. acres 1959.
1954 .
. acres 1959 .
1954..
. acres 1959 .
1954..
. acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
. acres 1959. .
1954 . .
. acres 1959 . ,
1954..
. acres 1959 . .
1954..
. acres 1959 . .
1954 . .
. acres 1959 . .
50 to 69 acres .
100 to 139 acres .
140 to 179 acres .
220 to 259 acres .
260 In 499 acres .
1,000 or more acres .
1,000 to 1.999 acres .
. . 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 1 959 . . .
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 .. .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954...
acres 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
acres 1959 .. .
282
493
76
113
92
222
27
32
19
38
27
31
10
19
8
9
6
7
13
16
3
5
1
1
1
20,413
30,839
275
475
2,069
5,069
1,566
1,890
1,601
3,158
3,098
3,533
1,594
2,959
1,570
1,759
1,412
1,665
4,290
5,259
1,938
3,072
1,000
2,000
1,000
213
374
8,447
11,401
33
79
86
153
74
152
672
1,382
23
26
630
697
17
29
537
1,080
26
31
1,435
1,657
10
19
627
1,303
8
9
663
822
5
7
421
657
13
16
1,777
1,846
3
5
1,056
1,399
1
1
543
405
1
543
339
504
10
49
108
155
57
76
59
81
37
53
24
33
18
26
7
11
14
17
5
2
31,713
41,740
28
231
2,846
4,157
3,256
4,314
4,858
6,643
4,241
5,996
3,723
5,132
3,555
5,089
1,662
2,650
4,522
5,453
3,022
1,075
1,000
309
442
9,086
11,058
4
26
5
63
99
134
923
1,207
51
70
949
1,417
53
76
1,198
1,804
35
52
1,582
2,194
23
31
1,223
1,480
18
24
968
1,119
7
10
598
814
14
17
1,265
902
5
1
375
53
2,511
3,318
133
245
564
695
381
672
357
491
421
554
246
264
171
176
79
88
133
106
23
21
3
6
3
269,668
314,971
601
1,158
15,547
17,688
21,904
35,775
29,803
41, 174
48,425
63,725
38,761
41,456
33,834
34,881
18,657
20,882
43,914
35,235
14,273
13,549
3,949
9,448
3,949
2,391
3,139
101,043
118,649
92
184
274
464
531
635
6,404
7,311
366
649
8,182
14,557
346
469
10,238
14,760
414
547
17,640
23,835
242
263
14,904
15,410
165
173
12,023
12,543
77
86
7,132
7,799
132
106
16,634
12,694
23
21
5,362
6,245
3
6
2,250
3,031
3
2,250
1,919
2,546
125
396
605
864
229
276
269
305
280
318
163
151
91
89
41
47
89
77
24
22
3
1
2
189,052
197,752
555
2,087
16,170
22,383
13,493
16,198
22,474
25,650
32,024
36,447
25,696
23,560
17,907
17, 533
9,845
11,076
30,121
26,407
15,972
14,731
4,795
1,680
2,770
1,690
2,111
60,332
62,603
60
192
166
491
516
705
5,163
7,046
210
255
4,072
5,470
249
287
7,821
9,034
261
300
11,073
12,568
152
145
8,799
7,188
89
84
6,014
5,910
41
47
3,832
3,885
86
73
8,766
7,005
23
22
4,255
3,954
3
1
371
52
2
83
131
173
1
7
30
30
21
21
24
37
18
33
10
20
6
4
4
7
14
12
3
2
16,466
19,866
8
38
952
903
1,254
1,272
2,077
3,075
2,078
3,703
1,584
3,140
1,177
804
904
1,641
4,472
3,913
1,960
1,377
109
158
3,346
5,012
1
3
4
11
24
27
189
247
13
20
147
329
20
33
427
772
18
31
439
869
8
19
340
976
5
4
215
168
4
7
236
389
13
12
1,114
1,089
3
2
235
162
2,324
2,556
168
319
419
439
166
180
240
271
441
504
369
370
204
196
101
93
176
157
38
24
2
3
2
300,016
296,921
665
1,403
10,997
11,590
9,763
10,602
20,328
22,832
52,192
59,339
57, 920
58,207
40,327
38,715
24,003
21,979
57,699
53,318
23,977
14,632
2,145
4,304
2,145
2,056
2,254
166,845
171,382
56
132
177
425
324
359
4,715
5,419
152
168
5,049
5,581
224
262
11,548
13,823
428
500
32,497
38,248
364
367
35,876
37,401
201
195
22,996
23,227
96
91
13,608
12,417
172
153
29,025
26,715
37
24
10,073
7,216
2
3
1,281
910
2
1,281
901
1,124
20
89
99
145
52
69
96
114
162
204
153
176
104
116
59
71
132
121
23
17
1
2
1
152,110
163,511
102
331
2,914
3,882
3,103
4,154
8,075
9,501
19,227
24,115
24,025
27,776
20,664
22,859
14,089
16,934
43,621
40,530
14,590
10,514
1,700
2,915
1,700
819
978
41,038
45,744
4
25
13
52
73
104
645
866
47
59
724
1,185
89
104
2,336
2,867
145
191
4,760
6,940
149
174
6,680
8,236
102
113
5,690
6,360
59
69
4,414
5,399
127
120
12,032
10,861
23
17
3,526
2,728
1
2
218
250
1
•218
1,662
2,091
33
119
241
369
169
215
234
284
316
384
218
255
159
156
85
84
167
187
36
33
246,130
271,552
141
578
7,124
10,126
9,878
12,471
19,818
24,021
36,901
44,492
34,271
40,188
31,327
30,796
20,382
19,935
56,407
62,090
22,934
19,755
6,947
7,100
3,847
1,423
1,855
43,260
53,074
• 6
49
29
123
160
285
1,377
2,193
136
189
1,728
2,547
206
261
3,738
4,761
1,208
1,554
34
107
96
164
39
70
130
160
231
303
201
263
128
139
95
110
201
190
45
37
232,609
255,324
118
450
2,661
4,632
2,373
4,095
10,923
13,460
27,146
35,771
31,827
41,604
25,142
27,437
22,535
26,113
68,650
64,252
27,940
22,152
13,294
15,358
10,294
1,097
1,354
65,441
69,039
9
40
23
121
62
112
649
1,021
30
58
452
821
120
144
3,299
3,681
289
217
371
285
7,222
9,040
9,435
12,052
198
196
243
24fi
6,132
10,211
8,343
12,553
150
122
152
132
5,470
6,967
5,874
7,917
80
92
84
106
3,672
7,416
3,840
7,661
159
197
183
183
9,579
19, 110
1,743
16,193
35
44
33
35
3,524
6,700
3,283
5,255
4
8
5
11
789
1,574
932
1,764
3
7
364
1,202
PENNSYLVANIA
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
139
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
2,010
1,203
932
799
7,053
1,334
1,492
1,335
1,388
1,551
517
2,435
914
490
l
2,691
1,491
1,205
1,054
7,951
1,609
1,762
1,671
1,990
2,095
796
3,271
1,068
687
2
85
39
56
68
1,006
59
169
144
130
59
22
67
77
28
3
215
68
157
123
1,371
112
282
252
276
155
111
191
134
76
4
327
230
124
139
1,995
322
358
370
345
205
92
395
129
108
5
500
310
219
206
2,334
400
465
463
564
320
161
658
170
170
6
219
157
83
110
1,096
214
133
138
209
135
49
341
74
54
7
301
210
95
143
1,229
228
158
183
326
202
82
511
96
63
e
356
210
125
137
1,368
244
239
196
261
249
69
489
136
59
9
468
280
153
163
1,432
315
276
214
300
356
108
646
153
86
10
435
223
178
150
958
254
299
209
208
344
75
565
198
103
11
571
283
223
196
987
313
315
262
275
466
110
652
207
130
12
240
147
141
72
313
95
135
105
97
204
64
287
105
47
19!
261
168
131
100
315
109
117
118
103
229
63
323
133
57
11
137
72
87
61
154
62
66
56
47
111
38
125
81
30
IS
155
61
87
58
131
56
71
68
52
142
51
143
68
30
IB
74
38
42
18
62
29
38
48
35
97
28
70
35
19
17
73
36
46
28
65
27
29
42
33
94
35
58
31
21
is
112
78
80
35
89
49
50
56
39
124
67
84
64
29
13
126
64
76
30
78
44
42
56
41
116
58
80
63
42
->0
18
8
15
6
9
6
4
6
10
19
10
10
14
10
21
16
10
15
4
7
5
6
7
16
13
14
8
10
9
22
7
1
1
3
3
1
7
7
4
3
2
1
3
25
5
1
3
3
2
1
6
4
2
3
1
3
3
21
4
1
1
2
3
5
6
4
2
1
2
29
245,800
138,315
127,827
87,899
482,579
124,791
139,021
133,330
130,383
212,165
79,033
259,657
115,238
66,537
Et
287,328
153,353
139,568
101,806
498,206
139,079
141,674
145,290
160,060
241,957
93,505
301,519
120,149
77,144
3)
334
178
189
230
3,842
230
710
554
437
184
73
322
256
114
28
982
309
520
388
5,359
507
1,110
1,038
1,058
640
483
995
504
333
21
9,226
7,213
3,704
4,376
56,085
9,335
9,468
10,426
10,371
6,147
2,625
11,458
3,297
3,123
so
14,140
9,496
5,821
6,234
64,560
11,772
12,108
11,912
16,238
9,431
4,693
18,459
4,094
4,844
31
12,719
9,113
4,938
6,454
64,409
12,572
7,880
8,075
11,953
7,872
2,864
19,554
4,377
3,215
82
17,645
12,112
5,620
8,338
72,203
13,223
9,244
10,689
18,695
11,817
4,692
29,720
5,686
3,756
SI
29,987
17,652
10,445
11,486
113,613
20,388
20,200
16,395
21,669
20,924
5,762
40,692
11,387
4,927
u
39,458
23,317
12,810
13,414
118,632
25,981
23,263
17,949
24,951
29,874
9,014
53,600
12,931
7,192
is
50,649
26,166
20,664
17,295
110,625
29, 148
34,915
24,461
24,058
39,952
8,858
65,485
23,244
12,028
36
67,048
32,495
25,872
22,630
113,454
36, 114
36,490
30,365
31,807
53,891
13,043
75,289
24,231
15,248
37
37,416
23,182
22,036
11,266
48,723
14,755
21,127
16,409
14,990
32,199
10,018
44,681
16,639
7,262
38
41,138
26,591
20,493
15,534
48,771
16,994
17,942
18,272
16,214
35,709
9,828
50,118
20,944
9,047
39
27,209
14,061
17,294
12,323
30,092
12,250
13,024
11,015
9,156
21,886
7,498
24,355
15,815
5,932
KJ
30,559
12,052
17,284
11,583
25,751
11,137
14,063
13,503
10,058
28,067
10,079
28,019
13,475
6,000
11
17,492
8,991
10,002
4,367
14,662
6,931
9,004
11,365
8,306
23,212
6,624
16,477
8,382
4,501
42
17,453
8,490
10,898
6,634
15,125
6,400
6,824
9,975
7,827
22,307
8,272
13,706
7,407
21,076
4,925
n
36,716
25,462
27,543
11,375
30,597
15,976
16,480
19,022
13,254
43,179
22,341
27,038
10,055
ii
40,840
21,041
24,950
10,136
26,381
14,075
13,559
18,658
14,167
39,882
19,008
25,639
21,131
14,262
1.1
11,705
5,297
9,747
4,047
5,770
3,206
2,568
3,802
6,141
11,861
6,341
6,245
8,765
7,133
H
10,333
6,150
9,458
2,515
4,970
2,876
4,071
3,875
10,981
8,328
9,237
4,649
5,739
6,619
47
12,347
1,000
1,265
4,680
4,161
3,645
11,806
10,048
4,749
6,029
3,350
2,000
8,247
«
7,732
1,300
5,842
4,400
3,000
3,000
9,054
8,064
2,011
5,156
1,325
4,007
4,918
49
5,290
1,000
1,265
2,380
4,161
6,126
7,258
4,749
2,154
1,350
3,847
5(1
1,815
1,101
804
708
6,480
1,216
1,357
1,200
1,235
1,429
459
2,254
792
411
51
2,364
1,387
1,000
910
7,205
1,477
1,559
1,461
1,709
1,883
661
3,039
908
556
52
86,496
50,585
50,730
31,811
319,576
52,009
87,245
86,046
47,925
83,933
18,268
96,421
50,504
18,958
53
102,424
59,729
57,333
33,802
334,294
64,846
90,728
95,573
55,462
96,210
19,878
118,611
50,902
21,807
54
31
20
5
23
571
24
81
74
66
22
8
32
19
11
55
102
34
43
43
772
56
137
125
128
64
42
HI
44
31
H
93
52
18
72
1,892
55
272
226
151
58
18
115
58
20
57
262
122
135
98
2,615
136
432
377
349
203
109
350
91
77
58
256
198
92
120
1,892
276
326
325
295
175
74
342
101
81
59
399
272
150
175
2,216
346
422
389
477
262
128
566
129
117
60
2,997
2,569
1,210
1,654
35,747
3,409
5,427
5,382
3,867
2,460
737
3,984
1,063
738
61
4,391
3,683
1,698
2,162
42,367
4,687
7,003
6,016
5,551
3,448
1,173
6,628
1,324
1,306
62
199
147
74
102
1,085
201
129
133
195
126
45
312
66
42
63
263
196
89
134
1,209
222
154
180
306
185
74
485
87
55
'14
4,086
3,054
2,023
2,263
46,451
5,033
4,504
4,661
4,203
3,103
744
6,961
2,128
596
65
5,682
4,850
2,102
2,990
52,152
6,199
5,816
6,833
6,369
4,896
1,181
11,064
2,504
1,155
■
338
197
118
128
1,355
235
236
192
244
237
66
465
124
51
67
426
273
143
153
1,430
309
269
212
282
340
100
627
145
76
68
10,542
6,602
4,731
4,274
81,144
8,503
13,551
10,328
8,471
8,897
1,443
14,567
5,465
1,392
69
13,781
9,895
6,209
5,081
86,459
11,983
16,043
12,123
9,389
12,576
2,076
21, 805
6,482
2,281
70
417
214
169
145
952
244
296
201
202
324
68
544
193
97
71
554
279
220
187
983
305
313
261
272
452
102
645
202
120
72
18,475
9,795
9,226
7,096
75,356
12,225
23,469
14,833
8,871
17,435
2,267
25,481
11,294
4,635
73
25,160
13,286
12,876
7,858
77,592
16,961
25,299
20,891
11,807
23,512
2,854
30,721
11,964
4,955
74
237
138
134
71
311
94
133
103
95
200
59
274
98
45
75
255
163
129
97
314
109
116
117
102
224
60
317
131
54
76
15,016
8,776
10,245
4,285
31,083
6,561
14,129
10,571
6,166
14,777
2,239
17,109
7,751
2,889
77
15,365
10,739
10,263
5,225
30,827
8,294
11,951
12,441
6,128
14,852
1,932
20,122
9,777
3,152
78
135
70
83
58
153
59
65
55
47
107
36
121
80
28
79
152
61
87
57
130
54
71
68
52
135
48
141
66
29
80
10,219
5,428
7,605
4,272
18,917
5,669
8,453
7,256
3,789
8,633
1,830
8,369
7,479
1,928
81
11,790
4,879
7,842
3,904
15,443
5,531
9,238
9,219
3,862
11,405
2,183
10,495
5,693
2,070
82
70
35
41
17
60
29
38
48
35
97
27
69
33
19
83
72
35
46
28
64
27
29
42
33
90
33
58
30
21
M
6,226
3,366
4,179
1,452
7,720
3,178
5,779
7,686
3,238
9,318
1,628
6,784
3,539
1,894
85
7,029
3,093
4,711
2,068
9,099
2,917
4,343
6,732
3,053
9,868
1,506
5,299
2,930
1,661
86
109
74
72
35
89
48
48
56
39
121
64
83
63
26
87
120
63
76
30
78
44
42
55
38
116
57
80
61
41
88
13,292
9,182
9,165
4,401
17,477
6,485
9,255
12,757
5,877
15,433
4,767
9,748
7,900
3,020
89
14,153
7,116
8,507
3,037
14,255
7,066
8,246
11,797
4,818
13,712
4,372
9,801
7,224
4,023
90
17
7
15
6
9
6
4
6
10
16
9
10
14
8
91
16
10
14
4
7
5
5
6
16
13
14
8
10
9
92
3,376
1,536
2,188
1,053
2,202
891
1,543
2,510
1,603
2,800
1,583
2,918
2,503
1,104
93
3,070
1,882
2,491
734
2,548
1,072
1,895
2,333
3,326
1,360
1,548
1,931
1,252
545
94
6
1
1
3
3
1
7
7
4
3
2
1
3
95
5
1
3
2
2
1
6
3
2
3
1
3
3
M
2,174
225
140
989
1,587
863
9,836
1,689
1,019
1,012
385
1,324
742
97
1,741
184
499
645
937
462
6,811
810
378
944
395
1,661
582
96
4
1
1
2
3
5
6
4
2
1
2
n
1,214
225
140
534
1,587
4,286
1,499
1,019
334
255
402
100
140
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 2.-NUMBER OF FARMS, LAND IN FARMS, AND CROPLAND
(For definitions
Item
and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
North-
umber land
Perry
Philadel-
phia
Pllte
Potter
Schuylkill
Farms:
1
1,510
490
1,414
1,486
1,269
53
204
697
1,687
2
1954...
2,505
553
1,858
1,855
1,612
76
335
999
1,802
3
185
536
14
27
110
279
101
176
60
206
33
41
32
•47
18
48
4
1954 . . .
165
192
5
565
956
79
99
478
642
263
406
208
279
4
14
49
87
49
80
467
475
6
1954 . . .
7
172
51
160
189
159
193
107
142
3
1
13
38
29
72
243
250
8
1954...
272
49
9
206
73
87
179
234
267
330
151
219
4
9
23
42
67
111
278
327
in
1954 .. .
300
11
183
101
203
316
373
231
290
4
1
26
34
99
156
241
263
12
1954 .. .
216
117
256
13
140 to 179 acres
77
77
108
161
180
171
10
25
84
132
126
142
14
1954 . . .
98
72
120
175
4
15
180 to 219 acres
48
43
58
95
125
121
13
18
54
97
59
57
16
1954 . . .
37
35
57
80
2
17
220 to 259 acres
30
27
40
41
47
71
67
8
14
52
65
49
41
18
1954 . . .
41
34
27
19
260 to 499 acres
36
20
58
67
121
4
3
19
18
174
179
50
44
20
1954 . . .
39
29
41
57
101
21
7
4
10
14
13
8
63
53
8
11
22
1954 . . .
7
4
7
17
14
10
23
1
1
10
6
2
1
2
2
1
1
3
2
8
6
1
24
1954 . . .
3
1,000 to 1,999 acres
1
1
6
2
2
1
2
7
i
Land in farms:
26
111,223
60,808
145,487
164,450
172,608
3,465
30,312
167,504
144,596
27
1954 . . .
145,790
65,623
148,570
179,014
180,757
5,024
38,725
192,482
151,802
28
816
52
551
338
697
224
740
61
116
127
212
70
181
629
733
29
1954 . . .
2,560
144
1,315
30
15,115
2,469
12,614
7,561
11,461
5,569
7,545
94
337
1,350
2,244
1,261
1,849
13,340
13,864
14,276
14,725
31
1954 . . .
24,096
2,986
17,020
32
10,077
2,976
9,397
9,364
11,391
6,333
8,365
167
50
738
2,203
1,730
4,151
13
1954...
16,129
2,860
11,029
34
17,136
6,138
14,883
22,470
12,660
340
729
1,851
3,520
5,710
9,188
23,042
27,126
85
1954 . . .
24,834
7,206
19,494
27,579
18,369
36
100 to 139 -teres
20,978
24,797
11,847
24,115
37,271
43,477
27,108
33,958
470
126
2,927
3,849
11,692
18,366
28,089
30,794
37
1954 . . .
13,684
29,987
38
140 to 179 acres
12,058
12,193
17,184
25,127
28,245
1,555
13,253
19,612
39
1954 . . .
15,404
11,398
18,955
27,461
26,630
637
3,958
20,738
21,987
40
9,607
8,476
11,384
18,718
24,711
2,595
10,579
11,701
41
1954 . . .
7,353
6,859
11,123
15,779
23,846
378
3,587
19,208
ll,251
42
220 to 259 acres
7,019
6,430
9,441
9,676
16,823
1,912
12,416
11,566
43
1954 . . .
9,646
7,959
6,428
11,228
15,845
3,289
15,521
9,748
44
260 to 499 acres
12,025
6,415
18,740
23,050
39,616
1,304
6,396
60,814
16,260
45
1954 . . .
12,700
9,728
12,706
18,830
33,887
981
6,396
61,491
14,867
16
500 to 999 acres
. acres 1959
4,666
2,574
7,083
8,575
8,319
5,097
39,162
4,966
47
1954 . . .
4,543
2,799
4,683
9,911
8,772
7,225
34,383
6,705
Is
1,726
1,238
20,095
2,300
3,000
1,029
5,764
10,817
1,115
49
1954 . . .
3,728
15,830
1,200
2,800
1,670
2,242
7,406
50
1,000 to 1,999 acres
1,726
1,236
9,148
2,300
3,000
1,029
2,264
8,716
1,115
Cropland harvested:
51
Any cropland harvested
1,329
448
1,311
1,356
1,121
40
136
637
1,494
52
1954...
2,049
524
1,633
1,652
1,303
68
234
892
1,634
53
acres 1959. . .
65,713
33,839
96,936
82,001
68,700
2,032
4,507
40,878
63,716
54
1954 . . .
87,312
37,890
100,019
92,057
74,679
2,975
5,572
45,369
73,515
55
94
4
70
39
17
21
5
4
73
56
1954 . . .
283
16
150
71
38
35
13
18
92
57
acres 1959 . . .
288
15
276
109
53
21
16
9
186
58
1954 . . .
777
54
497
225
122
57
26
39
293
•!l
496
65
425
220
165
3
27
37
410
B0
1954 . . .
783
82
559
349
• 195
13
52
50
434
81
acres 1959 . ..
7,378
1,163
6,523
3,374
1,850
47
222
440
5,461
82
1954...
11,100
1,330
8,915
4,850
2,379
194
457
344
6,645
63
50 to 69 acres
164
46
156
153
91
3
9
24
233
64
1954 . . .
254
48
186
183
125
1
31
63
237
65
acres 1959...
5,899
1,452
5,825
4,649
2,118
120
120
442
6,287
66
1954 . . .
9,504
1,608
7,063
6,002
2,901
37
343
926
7,565
198
70
176
259
137
4
18
61
261
*
1954 . . .
294
87
230
322
200
9
28
100
322
6!)
acres 1959. . .
10,251
3,435
9,547
10,603
5,003
118
422
1,395
10,159
70
1954 . . .
15,761
4,201
12,728
14,860
7,932
586
599
2,198
13,666
71
100 to 139 acres
180
97
203
310
221
4
23
91
233
V:'
1954...
214
117
252
358
278
1
30
146
255
73
acres 1959...
13,090
6,918
15,871
19,334
11,298
200
472
2,900
12,412
u
1954 . . .
15,895
8,209
20,113
23,098
15,332
71
670
4,698
14,551
7:,
77
75
107
160
170
7
80
125
76
1954 . . .
96
72
120
171
166
3
21
124
141
77
acres 1959 . . .
7,607
7,130
11,173
12,833
11,616
266
3,792
9,522
78
1954 . . .
9,984
6,452
12,656
14,280
11,627
335
771
5,062
11,509
79
46
41
58
92
118
12
52
58
80
1954...
36
35
55
78
118
2
16
92
57
SI
acres 1959...
5,802
4,784
8,026
9,743
10,224
425
2,796
5,618
B2
1954 . . .
5,096
4,189
7,178
8,251
10,050
187
433
4,364
5,482
45
83
220 to 259 acres
30
26
40
41
69
6
50
84
1954 . . .
40
34
27
46
67
14
63
41
H!)
acres 1959 .. .
4,608
3,761
6,214
4,928
7,548
443
3,030
5,301
86
1954 . . .
6,451
4,937
4,772
5,805
6,615
1,011
3,738
5,096
^7
36
19
57
67
119
4
18
168
48
89
go
1954 . . .
39
29
41
57
100
3
18
177
44
acres 1959 . . .
7,696
3,644
13,450
11,379
15,756
925
1,327
16,031
7,225
1954 . . .
8,431
5,226
9,284
9,867
14,589
777
699
14,603
7,074
91
7
4
10
13
12
8
62
7
92
93
1954...
7
4
7
16
14
9
53
11
acres 1959 . . .
2,429
1,512
5,174
4,121
2,946
513
7,781
893
95
1954 . . .
2,498
1,684
3,476
4,357
2,785
355
7,700
8
1,634
1
1
9
2
2
1
3
1
96
1954 .. .
3
6
1
2
1
2
6
97
98
acres 1959 . . .
665
25
14,857
928
288
601
281
2,262
652
1954 . . .
1,815
13,337
462
347
731
208
1,697
99
1,000 to 1,999 acres
1
1
5
2
2
1
2
7
1
IMI
acres 1959. ..
665
25
4,512
928
288
601
'256
2,052
652
PENNSYLVANIA
HARVESTED, BY SIZE OF FARM: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
141
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
1,209
2,265
376
1,736
1,577
757
894
902
2,459
1,584
2,622
740
4,673
1
1,344
2,861
462
2,144
1,926
924
1,416
1,241
3,423
2,061
3,905
1,118
5,549
2
102
120
11
32
30
43
30
30
108
46
197
25
433
3
149
346
21
87
72
90
105
64
394
134
615
95
703
4
207
377
33
97
93
137
184
112
472
145
643
74
1,573
5
262
559
34
159
131
233
328
189
755
234
1,068
171
1,943
e
128
174
33
70
84
93
139
93
231
132
290
67
549
7
135
197
52
108
120
90
220
144
299
179
441
112
694
e
216
216
63
174
147
133
174
123
341
195
446
94
610
i
223
272
68
240
180
170
248
190
430
277
554
164
722
in
248
322
63
287
239
153
169
174
468
295
490
138
683
11
285
397
82
388
353
160
245
245
575
416
576
204
727
IS
145
291
48
273
222
79
71
128
315
238
235
108
323
18
146
345
60
334
273
83
109
157
372
275
297
123
347
11
59
242
34
234
178
43
53
82
208
162
145
71
179
15
60
260
35
278
217
41
70
85
259
182
168
84
154
ie
46
184
28
155
167
24
22
49
109
111
69
55
120
17
36
147
31
164
157
23
27
56
131
123
72
53
104
1>>
50
286
50
338
346
45
41
86
177
217
89
92
168
u
43
291
66
308
351
30
51
87
176
200
95
93
127
20
7
46
12
70
66
5
8
19
25
38
11
12
27
21
4
42
11
74
66
2
9
14
30
37
13
13
22
22
1
7
1
6
5
2
3
6
5
5
7
4
8
■r.
1
5
2
4
6
2
4
10
2
4
6
6
6
24
1
6
1
5
5
1
1
6
3
5
5
3
7
■::.
127,697
350,059
62,173
348,713
324,162
92,781
102,316
134,913
317,729
261,694
259,438
118,443
408,200
■J6
129,051
367,897
74,172
377,921
358,978
88,068
138,680
163,019
362,382
291,989
316,798
144,797
415,163
27
290
472
40
90
103
160.
101
121
481
161
745
84
1,895
L".
611
1,536
87
296
261
353
524
290
1,993
470
3,026
378
3,255
29
5,599
9,586
948
2,735
2,657
3,655
5,795
3,222
12,645
4,071
17,384
2,200
43,266
30
7,287
13,953
945
4,487
3,692
6,412
9,363
5,593
19,203
6,790
27,510
4,823
52,787
31
7,517
10,182
1,915
4,052
4,842
5,637
7,980
5,448
13,576
7,645
16,766
3,875
32,083
32
8,007
11,573
3,037
6,333
6,938
5,336
12,626
8,347
17,417
10,284
25,625
6,485
40,522
M
18,406
18,086
5,221
14,823
12,361
11,239
14,423
10,335
28,821
16,537
37,766
7,727
50,767
34
18,829
23,066
5,736
20, 343
15,238
14,530
20,587
15,937
36,279
23,482
46,481
13,728
60,087
35
29,263
37,977
7,222
33,084
27,999
17,732
19,382
19,956
54,766
34,420
56,838
15,751
79,785
36
33,276
46,782
9,447
45,078
41,370
18,608
27,919
28,048
66,992
48,345
66,367
23,163
84,268
37
22,617
45,878
7,625
43,068
34,975
12,500
11,365
20,167
49,335
37,639
36,925
17,021
50,535
38
22,779
54,249
9,461
52,576
43,136
13,084
17,293
24,533
58,355
43,489
46,585
19,129
54,013
39
11,640
47,959
6,584
46,418
35,368
8,539
10,377
16,300
41,035
32,118
28,494
14,013
35,430
40
11,744
51,516
6,881
55,084
43,047
8,155
13,857
16,858
51,037
35,927
33,215
16,636
30,362
41
10,926
43,665
6,689
36,887
39,892
5,792
5,256
11,666
25,841
26,236
16,381
13,060
28,414
42
8,624
34,646
7,350
38,899
37,528
5,443
6,471
13,461
31,194
29,143
16,957
12,535
24,716
43
15,540
97,214
17,366
115,799
116,562
15,033
13,604
27,981
58,253
73,088
29,275
30,915
56,656
44
14,001
96,120
22,423
103,629
118,573
10,805
16,667
28,035
57,124
66,540
32,518
30,720
41,501
45
4,464
28,056
7,443
43,128
42,751
2,810
5,749
12,224
16,496
23,754
6,894
7,197
16,162
46
2,548
26,069
6,127
45,051
41,209
1,057
5,493
9,339
18,577
22,669
7,749
8,130
14,396
47
1,435
10,984
1,120
8,629
6,452
9,684
8,284
7,493
16,480
6,025
11,970
6,600
13,207
48
1,345
8,387
2,678
6,145
7,986
4,285
7,880
12, 578
4,211
4,850
10,765
9,070
9,256
411
1,435
7,136
1,120
6,024
6,452
1,534
1,190
7,493
4,180
6,025
6,130
3,400
9,236
50
1,062
2,064
345
1,648
1,491
681
813
830
2,224
1,497
2,315
681
4,224
51
1,149
2,529
439
2,028
1,809
829
1,239
1,151
3,045
1,904
3,466
972
4,967
52
61,341
120,522
16,465
97,098
102,501
50,004
27,181
32,149
97,642
74,960
104,358
35,160
228,213
55
64,828
129,908
18,940
105,147
116,328
53,795
39,159
38,764
117,914
77,092
130,171
41,142
235,796
54
30
51
6
8
12
9
14
13
50
14
76
4
218
55
54
191
10
18
26
41
51
34
219
44
414
28
395
5t
92
169
16
20
24
21
31
43
124
44
195
10
710
17
161
488
28
55
73
116
144
94
444
98
1,004
60
1,237
58
167
314
21
80
80
109
163
87
381
121
541
55
1,392
51
199
468
26
132
103
194
268
163
618
191
913
125
1,724
fin
2,200
3,806
264
740
965
1,660
1,828
864
3,574
1,316
6,100
576
20,900
si
2,685
4,846
318
1,226
1,218
2,902
2,616
1,571
5,253
1,877
9,756
1,201
26,010
62
116
156
32
66
75
88
125
86
215
119
265
60
530
13
120
176
50
103
108
87
197
139
279
173
413
103
660
64
3,328
3,545
695
1,289
1,571
3,051
2,320
1,436
4,035
2,241
6,210
1,201
17,014
65
4,046
3,985
1,041
1,862
2,279
2,967
3,964
2,258
5,017
3,200
10,191
2,045
22,030
66
205
198
61
164
138
128
162
118
320
189
423
86
593
67
210
254
68
235
166
168
228
180
414
267
527
151
708
68
9,096
6,867
1,708
4,600
4,127
6,728
4,093
2,550
8,731
5,552
15,743
2,440
27,599
69
9,792
9,151
1,908
6,566
4.984
9,485
6,105
3,801
11,611
7,519
20,457
4,113
34,816
70
244
312
61
269
228
151
163
168
442
287
468
136
674
71
279
385
82
381
344
158
231
233
561
412
559
198
721
72
14,978
15,352
2,292
10,254
10,034
10,781
5,692
4,637
18,370
11,268
23,989
5,622
46,349
73
17,414
19,231
3,017
14,160
15,225
12,287
8,510
7,391
22,662
15,214
28,494
7,553
50,645
74
139
284
46
266
215
78
63
123
307
235
229
108
321
75
143
332
59
332
270
83
104
152
365
274
269
121
347
76
10,451
17,411
2,564
13,186
12,434
8,000
3,239
5,322
16,954
12,014
15,960
5,551
30,301
77
11,699
21,514
3,048
15,563
15,515
8,504
5,018
6,563
20,634
12,029
20,563
6,304
32,497
78
59
234
32
231
172
43
50
79
202
162
140
70
175
79
60
255
35
278
216
41
69
84
255
182
166
83
153
80
5,959
18,203
1,788
14,277
12,199
5,051
2,647
3,660
13,427
10,125
11,871
4,456
20,803
81
6,463
19,727
1,937
16,301
14,982
5,110
4,179
4,127
17,449
9,482
13,942
4,242
18,061
82
46
181
27
153
164
24
21
49
104
111
69
55
120
83
36
146
31
164
157
23
27
56
131
122
71
53
104
84
5,255
16,240
1,729
10,188
13,447
3,658
1,576
3,668
8,876
7,409
7,177
3,899
17,284
85
4,335
13,443
1,890
10,992
13,200
3,513
1,786
3,143
9,941
7,896
7,157
3,590
14,546
86
48
281
49
337
338
44
41
83
173
216
86
91
166
87
43
277
65
307
347
30
51
87
171
199
95
91
127
88
7,798
30,442
4,106
30,836
36,841
7,973
3,617
5,686
17,868
19,449
11,848
8,409
30,395
89
7,288
29,102
4,703
26,046
37,259
6,133
4,540
6,664
17,791
15,212
13,298
8,542
23,225
90
7
46
9
68
64
5
8
18
25
38
11
12
27
91
4
40
11
74
66
2
9
13
30
36
13
13
22
92
1,791
7,223
1,238
10,407
9,634
901
1,178
2,779
4,143
4,618
2,609
1,732
7,552
93
423
6,963
945
10,938
9,563
877
1,267
1,667
5,331
3,753
2,663
2,052
7,475
94
1
7
1
6
5
2
3
6
5
5
7
4
8
95
1
5
2
4
6
2
4
10
2
4
6
6
6
96
393
1,264
65
1,301
1,225
2,180
960
1,504
1,540
924
2,656
1,264
9,306
97
522
1,458
105
1,438
2,030
1,901
1,030
1,485
1,781
812
2,646
1,440
5,254
98
1
6
1
5
5
1
1
6
3
5
5
3
7
99
393
1,074
65
1,199
1,225
412
93
1,504
865
924
1,495
810
5,335
100
142
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
Item
(For definitions and explanations.
The State Adams Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Bedford Berto Blair Bradford
Fatms:
All farm operators number 1959 .
1954.
Full owners number 1959.
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers nu-iber 1959 .
1954.
All tenants number 1959.
1904.
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959 .
1954 .
Land in farms:
All farm operators acres 1959 .
1954.
Full owners acres 1959.
1954.
Part owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Managers acres 1959 .
1954.
All tenants acres. 1959 .
1954.
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Full owners farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954 .
Pan owners farms reportinc 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Managers.
. farms reportinc 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
. 1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
100,052
128,876
73,703
99,78*
17,079
17,449
540
610
8,730
11,033
8.7
8.6
11,861,727
13,162,093
7,417,229
8,745,633
3,105,088
2,881,033
268,486
277,389
1,070,924
1,258,038
90,334
114,359
4,853,664
5,433,491
64,832
86,473
2,645,882
3,247,283
16,897
17,308
1,501,461
1,391,171
507
588
111,206
115,899
8,098
9,990
595,115
679,138
2,055
2,376
1,546
1,853
284
326
23
21
202
176
9.8
7.4
236,931
247,303
145,257
164,243
53,143
51,908
13,744
8,816
24,787
22,336
1,842
2,145
125,030
138,541
1,357
1,639
70,804
85,625
283
325
31,985
33,319
21
20
5,939
4,805
181
161
16,302
14,792
932
1,897
782
1,589
92
150
16
22
42
136
4.5
7.2
68,794
109,793
43,745
71,322
13,275
18,564
7,178
8,235
4,596
11,672
779
1,503
24,627
40,351
635
1,224
14,476
24,559
90
148
6,670
9,340
15
22
1,769
2,852
39
109
1,712
3,600
1,493
2,026
1,158
1,610
255
275
1
5
79
136
5.3
6.7
175,544
205,577
121,471
143,954
42,787
43,177
259
1,139
11,027
17,307
1,332
1,791
63,063
75,183
1,017
1,400
38,693
48,283
251
273
20,469
21,070
1
5
170
523
63
113
3,731
5,307
1,067
1,266
903
1,093
129
132
5
3
30
38
2.8
3.0
93,337
99,218
68,680
78,523
18,925
16,409
1,871
1,185
3,861
3,101
946
1,121
31,620
36,536
786
955
21,506
27,645
129
130
8,460
7,436
5
3
419
500
26
33
1,235
955
2,185
2,570
1,777
2,130
263
236
7
6
138
198
6.3
7.7
352,756
367,468
271,191
290,224
57,164
44,782
2,442
3,301
21,959
29,161
1,988
2,292
96,755
107,205
1,598
1,878
66,311
80,412
261
235
21,253
15,331
6
6
697
880
123
173
8,494
10,582
3,138
4,130
2,056
2,946
620
611
24
23
438
550
14.0
13.3
321,982
347,747
149,767
181,708
100,721
89,622
14,377
9,243
57,117
67,174
2,811
3,663
192,065
212,719
1,757
2,512
77,632
100,545
616
607
66,627
60,182
24
24
7,489
5,896
414
520
40,317
46,092
899
1,350
706
1,133
109
104
6
7
78
106
8.7
7.9
114,803
129,934
79,845
96,796
20,970
17,269
1,380
3,269
12,608
12,600
795
1,203
50,029
54,680
610
1,000
31,766
38,151
106
104
11,133
8,802
5
7
590
1,388
74
92
6,540
6,339
2,674
3,237
1,926
2,415
638
689
4
5
106
128
4.0
4.0
500,505
521,689
316,707
353,675
163,470
146,088
979
1,982
19,349
19,944
2,497
2,954
168,416
171,319
1,760
2,154
101,500
109,823
635
687
59,814
53,930
4
5
395
783
98
108
6,707
6,783
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Fayette
Huntingdon
Farms:
All hoi, operators number 1959.
1954.
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 .
1954.
All tenants number 1959.
1954.
Proportion of tenancy percent 1959 .
1954.
Land in fatms:
All farm operators acres 1959 .
1954.
Full owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Part owners acres 1959 .
1954 .
Managers acres 1959 .
1954 .
All tenant- acres 1959,
1951.
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reportinc 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954 .
Full owners farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954.
Part owners farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954 .
Managers
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
acres 1959.
1954
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954 .
282
493
184
379
46
47
19
17
33
50
11.7
10.1
20,413
30,839
6,754
13,454
5,643
5,820
6,422
3,147
5,143
213
374
8,447
11,401
123
269
2,214
4,065
43
47
2,909
3,038
18
17
2,008
2,130
29
41
1,316
2,168
339
504
292
438
41
51
3
6
12
1.8
2.4
31,713
41,740
22,858
32,933
7,954
7,922
156
901
729
309
442
9,086
11,058
262
381
5,593
7,879
41
51
3,142
2,891
145
6
8
351
143
2,511
3,318
1,972
2,722
452
494
6
7
81
95
3.2
2.9
269,668
314,971
178,535
219,875
78,726
78,935
1,670
3,917
10,737
12,244
2,391
3,139
101,043
118,649
1,864
2,549
61,105
77,421
446
492
34,867
35,633
4
7
1,124
821
77
91
3,947
4,774
1,919
2,546
1,600
2,246
232
190
2
9
85
101
4.4
4.0
189,052
197,752
143,314
160,238
36,030
26,379
468
2,111
9,240
9,024
1,690
2,111
60,332
62,603
1,391
1,837
41,561
46,950
226
186
15,645
11,858
2
8
173
918
71
80
2,953
2,877
131
173
103
135
24
27
1
4
10
3.1
5.8
16,466
19,866
10,526
13,983
5,469
4,643
160
471
1,080
109
158
3,346
5,012
84
121
1,777
3,036
21
27
1,501
1,710
68
198
2,324
2,556
1,555
1,800
336
250
16
14
417
492
17.9
19.2
300,016
296,921
165,537
178,401
69,102
46,321
5,050
3,466
60,327
68,733
2,056
2,254
166,845
171,382
1,309
1,528
81,273
93,732
333
247
42,606
28,430
15
14
2,718
2,733
399
465
40,248
46,487
901
1,124
727
947
111
94
1
63
82
7.0
7.3
152,110
163,511
113,908
127,767
25,790
22, 023
231
12,412
13,490
819
978
41,038
45,744
646
811
26,522
33,003
111
93
9,795
7,552
126
60
73
4,721
5,063
1,662
2,091
1,297
1,624
234
247
3
3
128
217
7.7
10.4
246,130
271,552
171,860
188,385
54,083
55,724
3,770
1,307
16,417
26,136
1,423
1,855
43,260
53,074
1,104
1,438
28,725
36,349
224
240
11,637
11,814
3
3
582
77
92
174
2,316
4,834
1,208
1,554
944
1,250
148
157
3
10
113
137
9.4
232,609
255,324
169,881
192,683
39,751
34,755
1,214
4,690
21,763
23,196
1,097
1,354
65,441
69,039
841
1,068
42,892
46,154
146
157
13,870
12,915
3
10
419
1,829
107
119
8,260
8,141
PENNSYLVANIA
143
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
2,049
2,274
1,139
61
371
1,167
2,746
1,254
1,137
490
1,531
2,851
1,873
1,332
1
2,730
3,048
1,542
92
570
1,350
3,383
1,663
2,017
565
1,785
3,590
2,325
1,695
2
1,216
1,740
901
54
287
753
1,804
940
895
381
1,216
2,137
1,362
1,031
3
1,792
2,435
1,281
82
451
936
2,355
1,367
1,734
446
1,478
2,820
1,693
1,378
4
612
410
192
5
69
203
534
259
196
70
231
633
207
190
5
703
496
183
8
103
154
550
226
210
62
229
670
223
148
e
IS
15
2
1
11
39
2
2
3
6
9
10
15
7
16
11
5
9
50
2
4
11
6
19
8
8
203
109
'44
2
'u
200
369
53
44
36
78
72
294
96
9
219
106
73
2
16
251
428
68
73
53
67
94
390
161
10
9.9
4.8
3.9
3.3
3.8
17.1
13.4
4.2
3.9
7.3
5.1
2.5
15.7
7.2
11
8.0
3.5
4.7
2.2
2.8
18.6
12.7
4.1
3.6
9.4
3.8
2.6
16.8
9.5
12
189,503
215,101
120,462
7,755
40,418
213,784
292,776
158,694
115,808
67,013
170,068
346,557
204,239
145,374
13
230,102
257,102
139,532
9,747
57,809
222,467
335,966
178,208
153,683
73,454
182,807
384,289
227,111
151,271
14
60,035
137,291
79,024
6,806
25,866
110,488
124,221
105,148
81,984
49,239
119,963
223,448
126,317
87,035
15
92,585
178,752
99,808
8,174
37,909
128,163
167,283
129,469
120,764
54,724
134,323
267,138
134,259
99,690
16
93,264
60,683
35,739
674
12,517
46,616
101,860
46,160
28,059
13,413
39,318
110,142
32,364
30,358
IT
102,990
64,188
30,881
913
18,656
36,884
85,922
39,701
27,240
10,549
37,853
102,073
36,305
22,081
18
5,868
6,944
1,475
997
20,504
16,282
240
1,205
329
1,933
4,386
4,039
14,096
19
11,405
4,528
1,859
16,861
27,882
439
565
3,703
4,380
4,560
12,474
20
30,336
10,183
4,224
275
1,038
36,176
50,413
7,146
4,560
4,032
8,854
8,581
41,519
13,885
21
23,122
9,634
6,984
660
1,244
40,559
54,879
8,599
5,679
7,616
6,928
10,698
51,987
17,026
22
1,798
2,060
1,017
51
329
1,083
2,226
1,160
1,042
451
1,382
2,675
1,746
1,209
23
2,322
2,668
1,408
77
478
1,266
2,842
1,498
1,731
512
1,625
3,390
2,096
1,474
24
119,108
84,330
48,417
968
14,006
93,145
136,427
57,018
37,979
26,376
78,324
117,879
124,104
78,717
25
136,358
104,026
54,659
1,224
20,059
97,368
153,335
67,988
49,048
26,377
90,668
132,974
143,253
81,687
23
976
1,545
788
46
247
675
1,339
855
808
344
1,075
1,967
1,248
915
2T
1,412
2,076
1,152
68
361
860
1,870
1,210
1,468
396
1,331
2,628
1,480
1,174
28
28,662
45,898
28,283
870
7,678
44,509
51,770
33,839
23,505
17,005
50,059
66,803
70,768
41,698
29
45,186
64,980
35,217
990
11,158
51,271
72,344
45,453
35,571
17,670
62,858
84,318
78,513
50,272
30
609
404
189
4
68
202
518
256
193
70
231
632
207
189
31
698
491
183
7
102
154
539
226
207
62
227
669
223
146
32
65,220
31,964
17,695
93
5,603
24,412
51,919
20,499
12,334
6,981
22,865
46,751
21,970
16,732
33
69,680
33,324
15,448
LS6
8,420
17,906
45,807
18,732
12,043
4,564
21,838
43,745
24,232
13,170
31
17
15
2
1
11
37
2
2
2
6
9
9
13
35
16
11
4
8
45
2
4
11
6
18
6
33
3,451
3,078
787
197
4,845
5,595
120
473
259
1,044
1,178
2,127
9,921
37
5,238
1,954
1,156
4,784
7,426
243
406
2,021
1,347
2,916
7,812
38
196
96
38
1
13
195
332
47
39
35
70
67
282
92
39
196
90
69
2
15
244
388
60
56
50
56
87
375
146
40
21,775
3,390
1,652
5
528
19,379
27,143
2,560
1,667
2,131
4,356
3,147
29,219
8,366
41
16,254
3,768
2,838
48
481
23,407
27,758
3,560
1,434
3,737
3,951
3,564
37,596
10,433
IS
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
2,010
1,203
932
799
7,053
1,334
1,492
1,335
1,388
1,551
517
2,435
914
490
1
2,691
1,491
1,205
1,054
7,951
1,609
1,762
1,671
1,990
2,095
796
3,271
1,068
687
2
1,576
957
723
567
4,355
1,014
968
836
1,036
1,168
414
1,992
641
344
3
2,175
1,240
932
801
5,352
1,240
1,231
1,123
1,541
1,652
667
2,688
788
508
4
339
209
125
200
914
233
239
294
266
286
93
354
93
118
5
404
221
115
211
668
272
199
316
306
283
100
472
77
126
6
7
3
5
30
8
8
16
2
6
1
7
3
7
7
5
2
2
7
28
4
15
15
11
5
3
.14
8
5
6
88
34
84
27
1,754
79
277
189
84
91
9
82
177
21
9
107
28
156
35
1,903
93
317
217
132
155
26
97
195
48
10
4.4
2.8
9.0
3.4
24.9
5.9
18.6
14.2
6.1
5.9
1.7
3.4
19.4
4.3
11
4.0
1.9
12.9
3.3
23.9
5.8
18.0
L3.0
6.6
7.4
3.3
3.0
18.3
7.0
12
245,800
138,315
127,827
87,899
482,579
124,791
139,021
133,330
130,383
212,165
79,033
259,657
115,238
66,537
13
287,328
153,353
139,568
101,806
498,206
139,079
141,674
145,290
160,060
241,957
93,505
301,519
120.L49
77,144
H
172,274
95,054
89,084
52,026
251,876
80,065
67,376
55,671
80,414
139,194
54,520
195,674
71,171
39,557
15
204,193
111,725
98,156
63,721
281,853
90,313
75,896
69,104
103,776
174,537
68,797
228,201
79,174
49,222
16
59,798
38,282
25,501
30,694
89,879
34,549
34,871
48,066
41,266
57,704
23,811
52,816
18,833
21,576
17
67,163
36,745
19,716
29,556
63,063
36,800
26,510
44,554
40,944
47,337
21,016
59,625
15,559
21,991
Ik
3,761
904
1,829
5,401
2,340
4,472
5,015
1,770
1,719
345
2,612
1,217
2,731
VJ
2,534
813
553
5,172
5,916
1,558
5,132
9,820
4,035
1,291
762
4,955
1,482
787
20
9,967
4,075
13,242
3,350
135,423
7,837
32,302
24,578
6,933
13,548
357
8,555
24,017
2,673
21
13,438
4,070
21,143
3,357
147,374
10,408
34,136
21,812
11,305
18,792
2,930
8,738
23,934
5,144
?:■
1,815
1,101
804
708
6,480
1,216
1,357
1,200
1,235
1,429
459
2,254
792
411
23
2,364
1,387
1,000
910
7,205
1,477
1,559
1,461
1,709
1,883
661
3,039
908
556
24
86,496
50,585
50,730
31,811
319,576
52,009
87,245
86,046
47,925
83,933
18,268
96,421
50,504
18,958
25
102,424
59,729
57,333
33,802
334,294
64,846
90,728
95,573
55,462
96,210
19,878
118,611
50,902
21,807
86
1,403
862
599
483
3,873
901
843
717
897
1,051
359
1,823
529
270
27
1,870
1,140
747
661
4,709
1,112
1,049
932
1,284
1,457
546
2,471
643
389
88
52,572
30,941
31,489
17,841
158,714
29,711
39,018
30,982
23,731
48,253
10,945
67,141
27,227
8,013
29
65,163
41,794
35,909
20,593
182,739
38,105
45,674
41,214
31,159
61,710
13,349
84,287
28,976
9,594
30
335
205
125
196
906
231
237
289
264
263
91
353
91
117
31
400
220
114
209
664
271
197
314
303
282
98
468
74
124
32
28,516
17,582
12,383
12,060
60,172
17,622
23,293
33,821
20,835
28,262
7,070
24,704
10,066
9,675
33
31,817
16,305
9,844
10,722
42 .725
20,285
17,628
31,379
19,731
24,712
5,920
28,718
7,441
10,541
34
7
3
4
24
8
7
15
2
6
1
6
2
5
35
5
2
2
7
26
4
15
14
11
5
2
14
8
5
33
1,265
271
541
3,016
1,092
1,476
3,397
447
896
98
1,182
388
497
37
1,005
227
371
1,345
2,641
809
2,030
6,659
1,311
648
179
2,072
796
319
36
70
31
80
25
1,677
76
270
179
72
89
8
72
170
19
39
89
26
137
33
1,806
90
298
201
111
139
15
86
183
38
40
4,143
1,791
6,858
1,369
97,674
3,584
23,458
17,846
2,912
6,522
155
3,394
12,823
773
41
4,439
1,403
11,209
1,142
106,189
5,647
25,396
16,321
3,261
9,140
430
3,534
13,689
1,353
42
144
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 3.-FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE BY TENURE
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Schuylkill
Farms:
All farm operntors .'number 1959.
1954.
Full owners number 1959.
1954.
Part owners number 1959.
1954.
Maaager? nunber 1959 .
1954.
All tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Proportion of tenancy. percent 1959.
1954 .
Land in farms:
All farm operators acres 1959.
. 1954 .
Full owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Tart owners acres 1959 .
1954.
Managers acres 1959 .
1954.
All tenants acres 1959 .
1954.
Cropland harvested:
All farm operators farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Full owners farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Part owners farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
Managers farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
All tenants farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
1,510
2,505
966
1,833
All
490
21
24
112
158
7.4
6.3
111,223
145,790
44,353
67,830
50,045
58,178
5,819
6,548
11,006
13,234
1,329
2,049
65,713
87,312
794
1,400
a, 631
33,557
410
487
33,716
42,246
20
24
3,157
3,080
105
138
7,209
8,429
490
553
360
406
69
73
2
6
59
68
12.0
12.3
60,808
65, 623
37,969
38,776
14,542
14,577
971
1,754
7,326
10,516
448
524
33,839
37,890
319
379
18,456
20,482
69
73
9,446
9,144
555
1,028
58
66
5,382
7,236
1,414
1,858
850
1,276
408
382
11
8
145
192
10.3
10.3
145,487
148,570
48,068
64,601
69,849
63,691
11,908
3,501
15,662
16,777
1,311
1,633
96, 936
100,019
758
1,068
27,660
37,321
407
381
49,097
47,555
10
8
8,866
2,906
136
176
11,313
12,237
1,486
1,855
1,179
1,558
197
150
5
102
142
6.9
7.7
164,450
179,014
111,403
133,465
38,279
24,919
1,764
2,043
13,004
18,587
1,356
1,652
82,001
92,057
1,060
1,367
50,542
64,044
197
148
22,446
15,468
606
922
92
133
8,407
11,623
1,269
1,612
1,035
1,307
160
148
72
153
5.7
9.5
172,608
180,757
129,919
131,801
30,959
28,151
732
1,639
10,998
19,166
1,121
1,303
68,700
74, 679
895
1,036
46,195
49,839
156
148
16,252
14,671
2
4
308
328
68
115
5,945
9,841
10
7
16
13.2
21.1
3,465
5,024
255
325
822
1,098
1,855
2,875
533
726
40
68
2,032
2,975
21
36
105
182
5
7
611
844
9
925
1,424
6
16
391
525
204
335
153
278
36
42
14
15
6.9
4.5
30,312
38,725
20,051
30,848
8,410
7,172
1,200
651
705
136
234
4,507
5,572
97
186
2,247
3,274
32
39
2,064
2,177
102
la
697
999
512
816
151
141
4
3
30
39
4.3
3.9
167,504
192,482
108,925
137,129
50,179
44,101
1,661
2,520
6,739
8,732
637
892
40,878
45,369
457
715
25,115
31,6a
148
137
13,576
11,857
3
570
325
28
37
1,617
1,566
1,687
1,802
1,388
1,484
223
237
6
3
70
78
4.1
4.3
144,596
151,802
103,488
111,123
33,536
33,785
1,366
745
6,206
6,149
1,494
1,634
63,716
73,515
1,203
1,325
40,128
49,765
222
237
19,225
19,487
6
3
595
493
63
69
3,763
3,770
PENNSYLVANIA
OF OPERATOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
145
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
.^Hp/|i»»hnnnH
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
1,209
2,265
376
1,736
1,577
757
894
902
2,459
1,584
2,622
740
4,673
1
1,344
2,861
462
2,144
1,926
924
1,416
1,241
3,423
2,061
3,905
1,118
5,549
2
921
1,713
305
1,201
1,163
534
755
703
1,973
1,104
2,065
546
3,408
8
980
2,302
351
1,647
1,434
664
1,163
971
2,684
1,504
3,a8
929
4,440
4
163
424
59
452
346
111
110
171
292
410
380
157
756
5
171
407
96
412
389
120
193
238
386
457
416
145
534
e
4
12
7
6
5
1
3
18
7
17
5
21
7
6
13
7
8
9
6
2
18
8
15
3
30
8
la
116
12
76
62
107
28
25
176
63
160
32
488
a
187
139
15
78
95
131
54
30
335
92
256
41
545
10
10.0
5.1
3.2
4.4
3.9
14.1
3.1
2.8
7.2
4.0
6.1
4.3
10.4
n
13.9
4.9
3.2
3.6
4.9
14.2
3.8
2.4
9.8
4.5
6.6
3.7
9.8
12
127,697
350,059
62,173
348,713
324,162
92,781
102,316
134,913
317,729
261,694
259,438
118,443
408,200
18
129,051
367,897
74,172
377,9a
358,978
88,068
138,680
163,019
362,382
291,989
316,798
144,797
415,163
14
83,156
242,185
44,730
206, 5a
a5,624
48,601
78,885
91,427
218,832
154,477
168,006
76,200
223,497
15
78,000
267,906
52,263
251,803
233,691
47,428
103,483
113,008
242,771
183,742
a9,242
110,068
266,457
16
27,912
88,744
15,342
123,899
93,880
18,613
19,Ot9
37,429
61,871
94,698
61,115
33,157
110,902
17
26,227
76,326
20,813
107,891
102,500
17,708
26,418
43,978
73,516
92,124
61,236
26,400
73,068
18
2,347
3,590
3,463
1,W5
10,919
2,094
2,440
11,7a
2,708
11,553
4,851
12,244
19
2,195
4,191
5,850
2,940
5,710
3,929
1,639
5,249
3.S17
10,353
4,419
12,676
20
14,282
15, 540
2,i6l
14,830
13,063
14,648
2,248
3,617
25,305
9,811
18,764
4,235
61,557
51
22,629
19,474
1,096
12,377
19,847
17,222
4,850
4,394
40,846
12,606
25,967
3,910
62,962
32
1,062
2,064
345
1,648
1,491
681
813
830
2,224
1,497
2,315
681
4,224
23
1,149
2,529
439
2,028
1,809
829
1,239
1,151
3,045
1,904
3,466
972
4,967
24
61,341
120,522
16,465
97,098
102, 501
50,004
27,181
32,149
97,642
74,960
104,358
35,160
228, a3
25
64,828
129,908
18,940
105,147
116,328
53,795
39,159
38,764
117,914
77,092
130,171
41, U2
235,796
26
787
1,531
275
1,125
1,082
466
683
636
1,763
1,028
1,780
490
2,998
27
803
1,995
332
1,550
1,320
579
1,009
883
2,353
1,367
2,825
794
3,891
28
35,665
74,433
11,111
57,249
65,162
24,697
18,709
18,743
65,846
43,a7
62,557
a,451
112,668
29
34,867
87,343
12,461
70,336
73, 693
26,868
26,266
24,110
77,197
47,479
85,765
30,158
140,956
30
162
420
59
445
343
110
109
169
289
408
375
156
749
31
169
404
95
410
388
118
189
237
382
451
412
142
533
32
16,152
38,417
4,699
35,275
32,220
12,241
7,518
11,583
a, 394
28,552
31,372
11,310
68,813
33
15,527
33,208
6,161
30,334
34,627
12,044
10,542
13,264
25,969
26,149
32,002
8,810
46,971
34
4
12
7
6
5
1
3
18
7
17
5
20
35
6
12
6
7
9
6
2
18
8
14
3
28
36
935
1,460
526
829
2,825
417
674
2,525
608
2,892
1,041
8,665
37
1,024
1,874
1,237
748
2,660
800
432
2,433
794
2^*6
742
7,4*4
38
• 109
101
11
71
60
100
20
22
154
54
143
30
457
39
171
118
12
62
94
123
35
29
292
78
as
33
515
40
8,589
6,212
655
4,048
4,290
10,241
537
1,149
7,877
2,583
7,537
1,358
38,067
41
13,410
7,483
318
3,240
7,260
12,223
1,551
958
12,315
2,670
9,408
1,432
40,405
4?
146
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number .
Land i n farms acres ,
Average aire of farm acres ,
Value of land and buildings average per form, dollars .
average per acre, dollars.
Cropland harvested farms reporting . ,
acres. .
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number. .
100 or more days number . ,
With olhor income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold number . .
By tenure:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
Managers number . .
All tenants number . .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting. .
number. .
Corn pickers farms reporting. .
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting . .
number. .
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
number . .
Automobiles farms reporting . .
number. .
Telephone farms 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 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. .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days) . . farms reporting. .
persons . .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting. .
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number..
Horses and/or mules farms 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 . .
number. .
Calves sold alive farms reporting , .
number. .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting. .
number . .
Sheep and lambs sold alive . +. farms reporting. .
number . .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting. .
number . .
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting . .
dozens . .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting . .
dollars . .
Wool farms reporting . .
pounds..
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
the farm business dollars . .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars. .
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes fans reporting. . .
acrea...
Wheat.
farms reporting . . .
acrea.. .
bushels . . .
Oata for grain fane reporting...
acrea...
bushe 1 a . . .
Land from which hay waa cut..... acrea. . .
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes ) farms reporting . : .
dollars.. .
58, 848
8,980,394
152.6
28,141
187.47
55,736
4,210,595
21,322
11,151
9,678
36,674
14,759
414
7,001
21,718
21,998
18,744
19,102
32,771
33,065
40,138
52,158
52,525
107,662
51,848
69,379
49,760
43,268
33,506
33,758
35,070
11,093
12,057
56,129
55,204
54,405
29,247
44,623
12,270
22,893
49,061
1,659,044
42,060
807,660
11,420
38,559
24,374
478,381
34,566
18,603,044
35,704
363,039
38,801
474,014
15,873
530,935
3,546
96,927
24,058
49,039,958
26,457
a9,883,804
37,051
273,251,903
4,217
912,931
58,828
362,134,699
176,017,055
67,971,268
8,488,137
66,808,290
29,435,826
13,414,123
48,087
1,017,784
33,339
439,716
12,015,285
37,595
541,966
25,375,767
1,839,460
5,805
12,088,392
1,307
209,663
160.4
30,794
197.42
1,261
117,743
543
268
873
270
14
150
432
442
514
524
686
706
916
1,342
1,257
2,822
1,230
1,700
1,126
983
411
466
648
253
405
1,252
1,211
1,181
639
889
280
752
1,016
36,600
701
10,276
155
1,109
661
18,810
788
461,915
7<r9
13,787
602
6,775
510
21,457
123
4,316
683
610,278
687
5,477,495
522
3,179,345
129
29,194
1,297
11,368,281
4,053,707
3,210,981
255,625
2,716,708
794,820
336,440
1,086
35,583
895
14.401
367,710
531
4,947
209,292
35,653
220
304,998
Allegheny
479
40,553
84.7
54,445
764.48
433
17,540
142
71
377
70
2
30
105
110
85
85
180
180
374
581
380
729
414
577
449
302
100
95
298
86
90
449
435
430
201
296
129
352
255
5,245
165
1,550
97
232
155
3,860
277
234,600
185
1,215
160
1,395
100
5,405
36
1,145
206
651,095
202
2,845,690
95
482,555
46
13,252
479
3,459,150
1,203,024
336,168
18,725
1,323,171
234,687
343,375
256
2,115
165
1,055
27,070
230
2,135
113,605
8,977
180
286,015
Armstrong
582
102,615
176.3
17,679
100.38
581
40,277
246
151
361
170
321
321
232
232
347
347
337
449
552
1,060
482
647
497
431
296
296
247
160
155
512
507
497
327
493
90
145
517
13,552
421
5,639
121
541
401
8,537
350
70,360
316
1,951
407
3,775
265
12,810
25
1,250
170
160,050
240
639,400
371
1,745,107
30
10,900
582
2,116,128
1,018,855
295,795
56,675
371,725
281,380
91,698
556
8,695
440'
4,720
97,630
521
8,582
353,405
16,860
25
8,560
406
52,265
128.7
25,505
197.29
391
22,150
140
105
285
100
1
20
186
186
101
101
236
236
321
381
366
697
350
445
371
305
190
210
221
115
70
391
391
376
200
315
71
100
331
10,840
285
4,860
140
590
136
3,077
250
134,010
221
2,035
255
3,015
71
3,955
20
1,145
170
122,145
175
1,330,120
205
1,467,605
40
13,715
406
1,939,213
1,044,670
285,890
40,568
314,215
182,485
71,385
321
3,955
256
1,840
45,875
301
3,605
193,775
10,750
5
100
1,190
235,195
197.6
18,317
95.25
1,125
77,228
438
217
884
190
1
115
362
362
260
260
685
685
793
932
1,060
1,980
1,069
1,434
970
914
721
731
540
260
390
1,110
1,094
1,094
611
866
244
310
1,'095
36,725
921
16,906
182
444
773
14,962
693
163,480
833
5,454
795
8,895
522
13,200
126
2,355
387
186,630
498
1,849,245
802
5,118,417
156
22,830
1,190
4,216,268
1,969,980
687,005
161,315
735,414
510,944
151,610
1,067
16,530
698
6,551
160,652
958
13,352
564,020
55
29,120
1,966
279,137
142.0
32,716
239.51
1,843
180,425
697
401
316
1,059
518
14
375
901
930
952
989
1,191
1,227
1,386
2,011
1,737
4,290
1,794
2,493
1,644
1,465
1,063
1,138
1,275
216
465
1,891
1,872
1,857
1,017
1,577
546
1,211
1,547
59,718
1,274
30,657
263
910
854
15,390
1,179
708,425.
1,196
15,342
1,204
16,621
564
18,174
70
860
976
2,303,040
989
8,079,110
1,184
12,068,551
95
17,990
1,966
15,775,246
7,344,494
3,332,328
251,260
3,192,149
1,123,580
531,435
1,650
52,400
1,392
25,253
694,415
1,335
21,432
926,235
212
249,900
PENNSYLVANIA
147
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959
a sample of farms
See text]
Bradford
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
2,037
1,385
857
390
25
181
876
2,031
632
388
300
946
1,647
1,303
1
455,724
165,906
124,930
58,146
2,730
27,079
176,237
263,886
106, a 5
60,570
50,920
133,133
269,434
179,258
2
223.7
119.8
145.8
149.1
109.2
149.6
201.2
129.9
168.1
156.1
169.7
140.7
163.6
137.6
3
17,570
72,050
33,733
17,246
24,625
18,484
26, 314
65,818
16,396
13,738
19,199
18,156
16,978
28,661
4
78.41
621.55
234.80
113.95
284.68
119.07
138.67
535.39
98.86
94.61
110.59
134.57
105.51
204.53
5
1,981
1,274
841
370
25
151
856
1,716
612
362
285
896
1,616
1,267
6
162,537
112,577
60,233
28,561
580
10,647
88,044
131,447
47,039
a, 073
22,595
68,3a
110,640
119,985
7
778
487
302
146
15
71
331
559
216
151
105
300
646
517
8
416
302
152
75
15
45
166
323
91
66
45
125
361
271
1
270
320
142
51
5
45
111
331
92
76
30
151
285
206
10
1,307
664
468
248
20
120
470
1,125
371
266
220
693
1,011
797
11
659
488
357
127
5
56
226
566
211
101
55
181
604
as
12
15
22
12
10
45
5
1
11
7
n
IS
56
211
20
15
5
170
295
45
20
25
61
25
280
14
605
658
471
158
96
556
621
316
143
155
431
560
667
15
606
665
481
158
96
556
632
316
143
155
441
560
677
ie
208
668
351
61
61
426
735
221
72
1A5
417
467
642
17
as
705
356
62
61
426
751
2a
72
145
427
477.
652
u
1,406
718
566
217
96
616
1,101
362
202
175
477
897
877
19
1,417
724
577
217
96
616
1,114
362
202
175
477
908
882
20
1,306
1,010
622
260
25
151
631
1,571
377
283
as
756
922
888
21
1,580
1,537
834
365
35
232
771
2,271
488
391
255
1,005
1,175
998
22
1,922
1,280
826
350
20
161
831
1,674
602
333
280
875
1,551
1,241
23
3,788
3,156
1,697
666
20
374
1,908
3,864
986
558
565
1,704
2,850
2,593
24
1,887
1,299
777
329
20
156
821
1,782
567
288
270
841
1,4a
1,228
as
2,464
2,179
1,031
430
20
239
1,062
2,875
713
388
295
1,103
1,849
1,661
26
1,767
1,330
742
299
25
171
831
1,905
537
308
240
841
1,467
1,083
27
1,476
1,049
668
263
25
136
791
1,400
451
263
230
780
1,224
1,005
26
1,861
586
426
155
15
66
696
1,092
371
175
225
465
1,347
911
29
1,841
596
446
165
20
a
706
1,131
366
185
235
475
1,311
816
30
932
1,126
388
208
20
116
486
1,577
277
162
190
468
820
823
31
600
119
320
25
10
230
291
225
65
35
a3
678
169
32
500
130
145
156
5
50
155
110
125
161
70
260
146
296
33
1,982
1,340
822
350
25
181
836
1,906
582
358
285
881
1,615
i,a8
34
1,946
1,324
804
349
25
176
805
1,764
581
353
285
870
1,607
1,185
II
1,931
1,299
799
349
25
171
780
1,744
576
353
260
850
1,587
1,165
.IB
954
577
481
235
20
116
540
706
311
147
170
453
915
641
.17
1,337
773
791
340
25
241
895
1,056
494
a3
260
686
1,395
997
3R
495
405
152
75
10
31
201
861
91
51
80
165
260
as
S!
696
1,057
612
153
10
37
281
2,275
147
68
100
353
377
349
40
1,936
912
757
327
20
131
811
1,435
582
328
265
710
1,526
1,158
41
79,209
30,810
22,418
7,497
350
2,447
28, 611
70,583
17,194
7,993
7,145
17,390
55,737
40,812
IS
1,916
771
622
306
20
106
746
1,223
501
322
260
595
1,451
1,022
u
48,871
16,586
9,196
3,783
260
971
15,205
36,029
8,327
3,999
4,060
8,760
31,030
20,161
44
453
187
198
80
5
35
200
375
76
72
45
86
351
267
15
1,141
500
918
330
10
60
495
1,642
276
119
95
166
1,046
995
16
425
326
396
176
5
95
466
458
366
175
95
467
440
731
17
1,845
21,298
7,365
4,190
10
1,440
8,577
15,849
6,175
1,875
1,325
9,469
3,460
16,504
(8
761
823
532
225
20
131
595
839
367
241
180
646
875
930
40
168,060
724, 617
478,940
60,860
12,575
140,970
114,535
274,705
165,079
39,750
20,780
595,750
124,310
237,620
50
1,580
642
555
142
10
71
600
1,138
402
161
170
450
1,167
953
51
8,189
6,276
3,765
895
15
401
3,120
18,147
2,523
766
550
3,715
6,841
9,427
52
1,882
682
536
235
20
76
751
1,203
501
245
240
490
1,292
951
53
29,178
10,340
5,795
1,975
160
678
9,318
21,873
5,178
2,265
2,100
4,505
15,011
10,580
54
105
240
261
111
5
45
321
273
a6
90
85
342
181
570
55
1,385
24,695
7,800
5,105
25
1,125
7,620
17,633
5,565
1,780
1,275
10,478
3,185
17,640
56
140
51
70
10
40
75
15
5
10
80
110
57
3,560
419
1,885
90
925
3,240
250
75
335
2,240
1,785
5S
316
677
427
114
5
95
305
527
271
126
95
537
335
537
59
993,115
652,090
386,970
1,261,755
6,000
111,905
72,710
894,205
186,175
532,545
632,575
1,096,705
105.7B5
763,520
90
431
707
442
145
10
105
340
592
296
151
115
556
485
655
91
1,884,860
10,781,085
5,461,830
528,385
175,500
1,946,350
1,072,135
3,582,295
1,872,770
468,540
168,245
6,765,260
1,268,790
2,033,490
62
1,881
626
446
225
20
56
726
1,137
466
245
255
485
1,377
976
65
16,498,502
7,110,349
2,867,265
1,160,905
82,630
276,635
5,737,105
12,661,230
2,422,255
1,385,845
1,457,640
2,828,060
9,666,464
7,069,000
64
140
66
70
10
35
86
10
5
10
95
120
65
27,710
4,244
15,695
1,365
7,065
8,765
2,430
840
. 2,485
18,235
13,620
66
2,037
1,385
857
390
25
181
876
2,031
632
388
390
946
1,647
1,303
61
9,960,093
12,264,514
5,428,372
2,031,252
126,025
909,316
3,314,567
18,119,841
2,347,163
1,273,448
1,177,740
6,284.823
5,849,500
7,498,546
68
5,937,986
5,270,134
2,279,085
932,088
100,750
595,525
1,552,935
5,226,965
1,151,556
666,203
657, ao
3,626,745
3,091,190
3,816,572
69
1,044,468
1,678,844
616,070
247,023
9,550
95,020
454,610
2,975,520
392,085
145,535
125,005
790,888
555,280
1,636,577
70
229,445
173,477
94,992
27,384
950
9,425
104,675
469,260
82,780
25,305
35,530
123,590
303,130
222,995
71
1,463,130
3,627,608
1,841,842
460,525
5,075
78,285
595,725
6,965,332
361,550
211,755
183,190
1,004,110
912,960
1,026,195
72
1,031,684
964,992
451,013
227,327
8,575
83,468
491,395
1,396,841
306,342
127,885
147,950
504,715
766,895
635,602
73
253,380
549,459
145,370
136,905
1,125
47,593
115,227
1,085,923
52,850
95,765
28,855
234,775
220,045
160,605
74
1,625
1,079
752
296
15
141
831
1,420
562
307
285
834
1,464
1,187
75
26,276
34,466
11,652
4,690
120
2,552
21,218
35,142
8,780
4,030
5,690
18,356
22,695
38,367
76
371
938
622
168
95
681
1,012
480
156
245
753
504
1,022
77
2,694
15,156
6,320
1,644
1,445
12,988
13,147
5,155
828
3,575
11,200
3,810
17,746
78
68,960
461,870
170,285
33,095
31,455
296,330
434,630
110,970
16,690
133,700
254,745
89,425
458,530
79
1,696
736
741
334
10
126
sa
830
562
292
265
797
i,4a
691
sn
25,764
10,867
11,860
5,825
75
2,188
18,858
8,883
9,150
3,915
4,110
13,443
20,130
7,835
81
1,198,725
438,230
619,200
283,110
2,375
115,608
961,010
420,765
460,890
177,225
186,725
595,120
1,030,748
335,630
82
104,496
33,615
26,148
12,140
385
3,070
35,535
61,672
22,663
10,680
8,575
19,871
61,060
45,912
83
25
259
110
51
26
65
140
20
30
15
176
80
90
84
4,200
2,699,400
112,110
108,650
18,505
27,065
152,400
940
675
8,750
169,405
162,100
113,835
85
148
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are based on reports for oniy
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
. number. .
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number. .
Land in farms acres . .
Average sire of farm acres . .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars . .
average per acre, dollars . .
Cropland harvested farms reporting . .
acres. .
Farm operators:
working ofr their farms, total
100 or more days
With other income of family exceeding
value of agricultural products sold
By tenure:
Full owners number . .
Part owners number . .
Managers ^number . .
MI tenants number . .
Specified equipment and facilities:
Grain combines ./arms reporting. .
number. .
Com pickers farms reporting . .
number. .
Pick-up balers farms reporting..
number . .
Motortrucks farms reporting. .
number. .
Tractors other than garden farms reporting . .
number . .
Automobiles farms reporting..
number. .
Telephone farms 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 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 . .
Regular hired workers (employed 150 or more days), .farms reporting. .
persons . .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting . .
number. .
Milk cows farms reporting . .
number. .
Horses and/or mules farms reporting . .
number . .
Hogs and pigs farms reporting . .
number. .
Chickens , 4 months old and c
farms reporting. .
number. .
Livestock and poultry sold:
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive farms reporting . ,
number. .
Calves sold alive farms reporting .
number .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number.
Chickens including broilers sold .; . .farms reporting.
number.
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting.
dollars.
Wool farms reporting .
pounds.
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
the farm business dollars .
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars .
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes fans reporting.
acres.
■heat farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Oats farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Land from which hay was cut. .. acres.
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting.
dollars.
Dauphin
779
103,327
132.6
30,392
237. 44
759
60,606
361
240
552
160
5
62
363
368
369
384
439
444
544
638
724
1,480
724
962
664
664
403
413
543
30
206
759
744
729
393
583
124
183
684
20,975
514
8,089
102
211
449
11,162
484
295,145
549
5,915
427
4,990
354
11,537
45
385
378
265,172
393
4,017,330
443
2,693,948
45
3,570
779
5,146,265
2,497,093
1,449,259
138,368
595,778
354,001
111,766
719
17,754
569
7,415
201,051
613
9,002
440,260
65
121,080
147
10,553
71.8
78,291
1,275.57
111
4,894
40
35
113
11
13
10
10
10
20
20
31
37
112
213
69
153
106
151
142
72
26
36
133
9
5
142
138
138
71
96
67
231
62
1,884
36
990
30
190
25
6,235
45
13,525
36
365
41
905
20
5,850
20
8,300
30
131,750
37
379, 520
147
1,540,024
213,400
35,550
13,955
863,370
128,069
285,680
50
1,020
35
295
8,910
30
235
12,650
10
2,750
85
14,580
171.5
13,904
85.19
80
4,025
10
10
75
75
50
65
20
30
75
1,790
65
930
20
40
30
75
65
21,910
30
95
65
630
5
70
30
10,560
40
238,425
45
354,625
85
283,285
174,105
10,520
2,775
69,495
22,205
4,185
65
490
10
40
1,250
75
965
46,350
15
850
1,510
202,512
134.1
26,670
205.03
1,474
86,210
545
335
240
1,072
371
2
65
243
245
221
236
611
611
1,120
1,504
1,384
2,806
1,380
1,758
1,404
1,144
850
800
829
565
1,355
1,348
1,338
715
1,025
284
554
1,041
36,020
935
20,160
296
627
241
3,048
555
268,640
691
5,390
860
11,190
130
2,770
55
1,110
280
194,275
320
3,010,470
850
6,034,300
60
9,015
1,505
7,695,899
2,962,690
726,845
368,193
2,470,661
744,232
423,278
961
13,359
229
3,475
95,430
833
11,727
578,380
37,090
250
488,620
Fayette
743
113,080
152.2
17,425
109.51
688
43,061
282
202
547
166
30
235
235
140
140
363
368
513
681
628
1,076
637
767
598
478
296
356
462
40
221
688
678
658
356
552
115
165
652
19,710
531
7,429
187
387
357
4,402
506
102,490
422
3,345
431
5,248
172
4,920
26
510
271
51,345
311
1,065,710
430
1,921,095
40
4,840
743
1,759,227
703,110
247,384
78,977
399,870
273,510
56,376
592
7,225
355
2,135
51,575
542
6,900
329,720
24,586
60
47,455
35
7,135
203.9
20,400
104.94
35
2,715
20
5
20
20
15
15
20
20
35
35
35
75
30
30
35
20
20
20
25
5
5
35
35
35
15
15
10
20
35
1,870
20
660
20
190
25
3,410
30
200
30
555
15
320
20
3,275
15
45,000
20
225,500
35
157,950
83,125
7,855
5,245
32,750
18,225
10,750
35
520
35
480
21,350
1,700
5
560
1,595
264,365
165.7
32,933
203.40
1,509
153,954
519
219
922
295
8
370
710
715
639
649
941
941
1,035
1,255
1,490
3,225
1,524
2,008
1,270
1,163
1,097
1,042
1,068
162
340
1,565
1,534
1,519
844
1,328
408
891
1,418
56,010
1,219
28,663
232
512
929
21,603
994
480,061
1,003
10,153
1,209
15,586
703
25,620
96
1,427
682
739,495
778
4,749,575
1,193
10,071,913
126
14,027
1,595
10,866,605
5,001,135
1,802,894
318,868
2,429,046
1,048,416
266,246
1,388
46,152
1,184
24,391
625,588
813
8,482
376,755
57,931
91
145,290
428
96,137
224.6
10,140
45.15
413
29,888
127
76
302
71
207
207
107
107
262
262
228
256
403
716
403
484
268
307
251
266
137
•121
165
423
422
417
226
353
62
92
392
11,352
361
5,729
75
125
331
5,496
341
124,215
242
1,227
336
3,075
235
4,850
15
515
211
1,189,050
246
1,569,220
336
1,582,754
15
5,190
428
1,876,565
1,197,910
175,380
70,155
200,005
177,720
55,395
392
5,905
317
3,931
86,115
317
3,965
156,380
13,200
16
,505
498
110,722
222.3
15,516
73.85
478
26,612
190
110
297
155
1
45
55
55
45
45
248
249
303
351
373
612
393
488
463
338
201
166
201
257
30
478
473
468
240
380
93
132
498
15,917
413
5,008
217
555
231
2,337
371
67,080
338
2,197
378
3,424
116
2,179
228
11,355
146
34,180
206
752,365
348
1,155,670
238
186,774
498
1,234,405
676,672
116,143
48,520
224,373
146,021
22,676
302
2,468
95
645
14,620
217
1,634
62,335
20
985
PENNSYLVANIA
149
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
• sample of riu-TTi;
. See text]
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Laeka wanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
"Luzerne
Lycoming
UcKean
Mercer
Ulfflln
698
844
531
637
460
5,690
661
1,142
845
643
895
283
1,172
632
j
176,679
141,071
82,215
104,390
59,988
454,855
84,505
133,841
109,275
81,392
158,008
56,989
166,975
90,283
2
253.1
167.1
154.8
163.9
130.4
79.9
127.8
117.2
129.3
126.6
176.5
201.4
142.5
142.9
3
19,929
18,545
16,141
17,313
20,548
38,762
21,325
32,184
43,963
21,964
23,019
19,391
17,869
24,286
4
77.37
113.95
105.94
109.82
158.63
487.65
172.94
283.05
347.74
202.04
129.84
95.36
123.74
175.51
5
673
789
526
592
419
5,385
636
1,081
815
563
860
248
1,132
561
<
59,704
60,517
37,640
47,252
24,956
307,331
40,139
86,486
76,041
33,009
75,279
17,707
72,270
43,039
7
243
323
186
237
146
2,317
280
396
351
136
350
117
491
215
B
101
163
76
125
96
989
160
236
166
70
130
71
246
65
»
105
123
65
106
77
743
125
191
196
93
120
55
211
70
10
437
552
346
451
284
3,146
416
669
468
389
498
191
862
405
11
126
231
170
101
161
864
195
182
240
173
322
92
285
66
12
1
22
5
1
6
1
10
5
1
u
135
60
15
85
15
1,658
45
290
131
80
65
20
160
u
351
324
196
241
30
1,444
310
443
441
162
313
53
477
236
15
358
334
197
246
30
1,495
310
445
457
168
328
53
477
236
16
301
251
111
261
1,506
250
541
431
97
403
21
452
216
17
306
256
111
266
1,522
250
543
449
98
409
21
452
216
IS
447
494
316
367
242
2,355
340
621
400
257
543
153
652
326
19
452
495
316
367
249
2,398
345
628
413
258
543
154
657
326
20
498
549
396
362
395
2,924
351
792
645
528
650
213
682
367
21
623
713
494
444
523
3,572
397
907
1,005
831
814
289
819
457
22
643
754
461
562
395
4,490
576
1,027
799
558
829
218
1,077
462
23
1,330
1,327
826
1,088
714
9,615
1,086
2,238
2,003
1,201
1,789
376
1,955
920
24
646
774
421
597
399
4,289
516
1,071
799
522
820
223
1,022
482
25
905
1,014
502
784
489
6,004
692
1,386
1,116
649
1,080
283
1,307
603
28
467
723
466
547
380
4,285
561
1,027
745
533
729
273
967
472
27
493
646
356
532
248
3,948
455
960
624
413
703
213
767
461
28
429
491
340
357
328
2,513
325
688
200
247
598
197
710
361
29
449
495
350
377
343
2,283
375
688
245
287
643
197
710
381
30
360
425
281
337
254
5,001
421
958
502
461
436
216
560
416
31
147
180
125
125
46
361
165
77
78
37
243
32
468
116
32
176
231
125
175
150
263
70
77
260
131
205
30
125
100
31
658
788
516
602
434
5,435
616
1,097
810
603
860
273
1,122
627
34
643
779
511
597
427
5,379
606
1,090
792
584
854
268
1,107
622
35
628
769
511
592
417
5,314
591
1,075
777
579
844
268
1,082
617
38
343
430
306
346
260
2,622
315
581
476
308
467
107
542
346
37
530
675
445
546
430
4,136
485
964
641
438
700
182
823
538
3H
169
122
80
96
94
1,185
101
237
200
113
178
51
146
142
3t
253
258
160
137
155
1,851
176
349
409
244
268
125
206
198
40
633
736
471
522
377
4,785
575
1,007
457
368
783
243
1,077
556
41
21,938
22,069
13,995
14,320
12,342
157,443
17,600
43,334
9,075
8,087
24,790
7,756
33,529
18,184
4 2
572
669
441
482
362
3,665
495
798
335
337
733
228
931
516
4 3
10,554
10,007
7,463
6,973
7,495
58,851
8,195
17,395
4,480
5,109
12,982
4,180
16,541
9,750
44
144
168
85
95
86
1,766
185
163
46
62
230
67
321
160
45
459
346
285
260
194
8,550
705
640
115
106
440
108
1,204
685
46
407
426
206
401
35
2,314
320
480
355
147
432
56
476
446
47
7,521
6,653
1,803
9,953
125
48,236
4,700
8,755
9,130
1,668
7,566
164
8,491
9,229
4S
486
502
231
436
191
3,950
460
788
520
318
558
122
666
521
42
172,015
121,176
90,485
353,210
115,475
3,604,705
168,770
583,932
290,135
138,110
121,044
18,665
194,805
273,395
50
487
516
306
300
232
3,855
435
761
277
203
518
178
846
426
51
3,262
5,428
1,568
1,815
1,313
87,211
2,720
14,518
2,453
788
4,351
899
5,168
1,880
52
526
618
406
401
367
3,373
515
754
275
313
683
197
875
516
53
5,269
6,246
4,570
3,805
4,305
39,337
4,445
10,550
2,580
2,764
8,134
2,480
9,375
5,205
54
260
276
91
286
5
1,699
260
269
235
62
338
1
346
366
55
5,974
9,103
1,510
12,150
45
68,703
4,045
9,373
9,130
1,230
9,227
15
9,276
9,355
56
61
112
10
60
11
531
70
80
30
16
16
12
76
100
57
814
3,842
800
1,745
170
5,363
1,160
845
640
364
560
834
1,545
730
58
303
343
96
391
116
3,894
370
708
400
173
305
60
405
406
56
252,575
343,565
63,320
1,421,325
71,335
11,387,394
250,420
1,639,918
398,390
267, 555
340,485
261,560
1,137,750
1,262,134
m
353
386
116
381
126
3,670
385
702
410
192
396
50
470
451
a
1,800,520
1,123,780
844,235
3,583,195
1,359,695
46,488,201
1,840,395
7,297,966
3,133,035
1,339,711
1,177,304
281,830
2,158,890
3,255,090
82
536
557
385
401
352
2,953
460
713
235
302
668
217
835
501
88
3,442,333
2,900,905
■2,412,895
2,312,890
2,422,131
20,613,961
2,519,105
6,774,988
1,748,870
1,765,073
4,650,530
1,482,355
5,098,685
3,383,810
64
66
112
10
55
6
736
85
90
35
16
16
17
81
125
85
6,502
25,626
10,945
7,755
431
51,040
11,420
6,550
6,275
3,208
850
7,882
12,589
5,995
68
698
844
531
637
460
5,690
661
1,142
845
643
895
283
1,172
632
67
2,728,559
3,558,206
1,765,534
3,497,975
2,284,022
58,533,396
2,314,988
10,007,228
5,632,610
3,036,104
4,023,562
1,278,995
4,211,720
3,910,932
68
1,205,895
1,385,428
716,864
2,301,270
1,395,285
28,893,443
1,230,205
4,907,163
2,189,088
1,221,417
1,800,800
597,700
2,202,225
2,398,054
62
434,460
575,985
212,220
469,857
192,055
19,818,161
233,215
3,090,238
594,222
157,210
621, 145
151,625
681,310
567,360
70
75,625
88,297
54,460
70,843
47,835
1,234,363
73,965
190,247
60,939
55,415
144,000
35,565
160,435
84,185
71
543,055
980,131
419,370
321,975
396,470
5,337,896
344,090
1,024,157
.1,794,042
852,872
765,280
339,955
538,850
498,428
72
356,888
419,193
233,635
277,510
181,302
2,245,325
238,630
571,474
615,952
312,215
513,959
125,040
501,730
309,515
73
112,636
109,172
128,985
56,520
71,075
1,004,208
194,883
223,949
378,367
436,975
178,378
29,110
127,170
53,390
74
648
716
436
551
253
5,020
585
981
712
418
788
173
1,047
551
75
13,763
11,584
6,105
12,317
3,081
98,794
9,610
28,076
22,897
6,122
20,938
1,481
17,735
10,616
76
511
444
196
491
15
4,447
515
926
666
210
582
15
711
451
77
6,998
4,161
1,649
6,311
50
50,662
5,280
13,356
11,917
2,767
7,759
65
6,383
5,810
78
163,575
84,072
36,330
156,506
1,500
1,784,102
124,140
411,528
349,011
59,340
185,902
1,800
148,545
163,425
79
588
706
446
521
156
1,048
575
670
624
375
723
173
1,012
481
80
9,158
11,505
7,261
8,244
1,615
7,533
7,765
7,392
9,924
4,701
12,728
2,793
13,702
6,612
81
432,955
563,010
375,745
367,990
65,125
339,337
409,500
351,950
446,185
218,215
593,700
123,450
681,660
323,185
82
27,841
29,942
21,687
16,319
18,125
96,284
16,030
30,629
18,775
12,081
29,663
10,658
33,135
17,495
83
41
66
20
20
55
1,063
45
105
102
193
21
5
60
45
8s
24,100
142,975
3,600
63,850
266,425
1,795,573
12,000
179,490
50,390
944,027
148,350
215,000
25,460
28,825
85
150
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ^-CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIAL
[Data are baaed on reports for only
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phi la-
delphie
Farms, acreage, and value:
All commercial farms number.
Land in farms acres .
Average size of farm acres .
Value of land and buildings average per farm, dollars .
average per acre, dollars .
Cropland harvested farms reporting .
acres.
Farm operators:
Working off their farms, total number.
100 or more days number .
With other income of family exceeding
value oT agricultural products sold number .
By tenure:
Full owners number .
Part owners number .
Managers number .
All tenants -. number .
Specified equipmeot and facilities:
Grain combines farms reporting.
number.
Com pickers farms reporting .
number.
Pick-up balers farms reporting .
number.
Motortrucks farms reporting .
number.
Tractors other than garden farms reporting.
number.
Automobiles farms reporting .
number.
Telephone farms reporting .
I '.hi i- freezer farms reporting.
Milking machine farms reporting .
Flectnc milk cooler farms reporting.
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface t farms reporting .
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting.
Dirt or unimproved farms reporting .
Farm tabor, 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 reporting.
persons .
Livestock and poultry on farms:
Cattle and calves farms reporting .
number.
Milk cows farms reporting .
number .
Horses and/or mules farms reporting .
number.
Hogs and pigs farms reporting .
number.
Chickens, 4 mondts old and over farms reporting.
number.
Livestock aod poultry sold:
Cattle, not counting calves, sold alive farms reporting .
number.
Calves sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting.
number .
Chickens including broilers sold farms reporting .
number .
Livestock and poultry products sold:
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting .
dozens .
Milk and cream sold farms reporting .
dollars .
Wool farms report! ng .
pounds .
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
the farm business lollars.
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees dollars.
Crops harvested:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting.
acres.
Wheat farms reporting.
acres,
bushels.
Oats for grain farms reporting.
acres,
bushels .
Lend from which hay was -cut acres.
Vegetables for sale (other than
Irish and sweet potatoes) farms reporting.
dollars.
206
48,565
235.8
39,315
157.95
176
15,972
73
56
102
11
5
117
119
85
85
143
148
166
253
181
389
196
264
191
165
105
110
151
30
25
195
189
189
83
129
44
106
156
4,506
136
2,352
41
221
70
730
110
27,585
90
895
115
1,240
15
455
5
15
90
46,655
85
359,985
110
948,985
10
315
206
1,421,024
597,575
257,530
13,190
356,583
121,512
74,634
136
3,195
81
1,520
30,875
152
3,588
157,425
11
33,089
945
89, 517
94.7
55,971
673.94
855
60,337
246
146
427
372
36
110
346
346
391
401
441
446
715
982
813
1,779
845
1,303
900
631
405
445
802
48
90
920
905
890
391
666
300
834
596
20,775
495
11,180
85
220
265
4,670
515
627,885
466
5,120
490
7,305
200
6,725
41
721
445
579,300
465
7,406,755
440
4,737,495
56
5,050
945
9,261,940
4,155,365
1,189,095
127,910
2,432,410
624,445
732,715
718
21,583
581
7,952
242,775
421
4,505
182,880
20,461
115
111, 515
265
37,820
142.7
18,220
124. 95
240
24,415
110
55
160
45
160
160
135
135
180
180
205
220
235
495
235
280
245
230
150
170
115
65
250
250
250
140
205
35
50
245
5,685
185
2,700
55
215
135
2,600
192
75,915
165
1,065
180
1,805
100
2,325
20
180
131
539,445
137
807.025
175
800,275
20
1,340
265
1,083,540
576,340
147, 565
49,310
166, 960
123,165
20,200
240
5,525
240
4,340
95,525
235
4,770
163,320
8,350
20
19,740
766
123,548
160.9
38,304
269.54
740
90,296
236
161
326
332
8
100
482
494
475
495
506
513
576
937
726
1,826
725
1,036
706
565
386
402
459
50
257
726
713
708
338
514
184
372
550
17,966
462
11,390
73
606
181
2,399
457
189,195
353
2,573
449
7,270
85
1,775
6
70
297
110,890
327
2,100,775
402
4,637,360
'21
1,371
766
4,972,824
1,768,111
821,608
70,715
1,455,337
569,494
287,559
709
29,394
523
9,287
287,451
588
10,875
486,390
32, 343
56
212,340
1,020
138,916
136.2
20,677
144.95
985
(■8,384
436
255
732
206
7
75
517
527
461
477
495
495
810
1,017
898
1,814
945
1,275
754
827
290
310
512
176
306
970
933
913
506
786
220
515
716
17,346
495
6,145
95
570
505
9,915
668
860,290
505
5,885
355
3,315
365
9,490
75
1,225
653
1,460,577
653
9,313,835
340
2,044,290
80
10,425
1,020
7,958,442
4,411,558
1,018,650
140,058
1,424,153
497,763
466,260
928
22,075
833
12,955
315,455
872
16,064
700,415
19,290
131
284,373
723
121,035
167.4
19,137
111.57
693
61,516
268
157
538
130
55
381
381
315
315
441
451
393
461
653
1,280
663
867
628
597
435
440
332
121
265
698
688
683
417
682
138
192
648
19,670
550
9,070
97
473
546
13,275
532
412,658
428
4,725
495
5,445
391
13,575
15
375
396
413,055
417
4,584,600
480
3,002,905
15
2,465
723
4,653,946
2,787,048
944,295
92,579
392,285
340,525
97,214
652
16, 176
550
7,980
198, 505
606
8,811
430,410
31
51
1.6
58,333
38,888.89
6
6
'6
130
5
100
31
220,025
12,000
85,500
107
19,419
181.5
24,688
181.53
82
3,246
16
6
11
11
16
16
32
32
72
89
77
141
97
130
92
86
21
21
71
16
20
107
107
106
66
91
22
29
67
1,562
57
502
25
25
40
220
51
64,365
35
150
37
486
16
250
1
10
61
1,115,775
41
720,350
21
123,850
1
70
107
1,146,880
842,770
173,800
1,185
63,525
54,255
11,345
36
745
23
620
5
105
5,250
2,128
35
9,675
5
1,500
433
139,209
321.5
17,719
58.03
417
35,882
152
71
236
186
121
122
26
26
274
275
322
443
402
814
398
453
383
313
358
358
242
111
70
407
397
387
177
243
67
95
401
13,341
379
7,345
127
225
111
391
186
23,210
313
1,827
378
4,406
20
185
35
1,405
61
694,310
81
270,350
373
2,441,520
35
8,955
433
2,241,980
1,191,915
279,968
39,920
359, 324
218,400
152,453
293
3,155
37
517
9,575
392
8,308
399,305
20,190
23
162,192
PENNSYLVANIA
151
FARMS, CENSUS OF 1959-Continued
a sample of farms
. See tett]
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
974
801
1,435
196
1,282
1,148
485
257
480
1,163
1,160
1,317
464
2,741
1
110,332
101,382
282,837
33,600
306,462
266,612
65,065
44,855
95,763
215,838
215,011
183,183
93,240
328,800
2
113.3
126.6
197.1
171.4
239.0
232.2
134.2
174.5
199.5
185.6
185.4
139.1
200.9
120.0
3
15,925
15,037
22,182
14,477
16,442
15,837
24,626
22,542
17,169
25,346
19,990
29,431
18,075
27,288
4
146.98
115.54
118.08
83.44
69.47
67.62
187.97
125.57
84.09
142.90
109.98
230.55
95.45
223.90
5
838
741
1,385
191
1,257
1,126
475
242
450
1,133
1,119
1,227
444
2,609
6
55,297
57,630
111,484
10,205
90,390
92,671
44,155
15,753
28, 182
74,960
62,431
88,763
27,524
197,965
7
271
291
482
116
391
424
175
95
198
397
391
418
126
1,142
8
165
130
197
51
176
213
65
70
113
226
191
268
55
657
9
165
130
152
26
125
146
60
71
121
236
76
297
56
571
10
702
561
922
136
843
750
265
192
248
777
742
888
303
1,733
11
201
150
383
55
388
353
120
65
192
233
393
317
130
603
1.'
1
5
20
11
33
7
6
10
19
70
85
110
5
40
45
100
40
120
25
105
25
395
14
343
271
381
55
182
357
270
96
108
513
25
667
82
1,330
IS
344
281
386
55
182
357
270
96
108
5K
25
667
82
1,350
U
258
241
262
10
16
102
265
67
45
328
10
501
36
1,499
17
258
251
262
10
16
102
270
67
45
328
10
506
36
1,547
18
398
351
853
101
895
840
320
157
282
851
709
895
279
1,435
11
398
351
853
101
895
851
320
158
282
860
714
900
287
1,444
en
824
406
889
116
880
827
390
177
350
871
870
997
348
1,955
■J]
1,170
456
1,100
136
1,144
1,003
435
221
422
1,170
1,067
1,233
495
2,471
29
864
666
1,309
171
1,187
1,106
470
247
445
1,023
1,070
1,161
439
2,519
21
1,689
1,203
2,589
297
2,265
2,246
1,005
406
836
1,971
1,909
2,291
805
5,448
24
894
671
1,210
181
1,137
1,068
465
221
405
1,026
1,009
1,142
409
2,484
■a
1,100
831
1,504
206
1,445
1,404
560
335
515
1,409
1,230
1,464
584
3,280
26
844
551
1,140
161
1,082
1,018
460
222
425
1,082
1,034
1,247
409
1,915
21
679
631
910
136
871
810
415
176
384
866
849
1,062
299
2,067°
28
245
416
968
135
1,184
1,049
360
157
367
743
1,043
831
424
909
2!>
230
416
928
140
1,199
1,009
375
166
342
733
1,068
886
409
964
30
604
400
649
101
654
555
305
142
259
531
652
647
238
1,348
31
50
176
185
45
308
338
90
70
141
441
257
208
96
537
32
315
215
576
50
305
255
85
40
75
181
246
446
120
831
33
959
731
1,370
186
1,231
1,123
470
257
470
1,113
1,124
1,272
418
2,616
34
949
716
1,354
181
1,221
1,123
465
257
465
1,102
1,114
1,244
398
2,599
35
934
711
1,344
175
1,201
1,108
450
247
460
1,075
1,094
1,214
383
2,574
36
517
406
779
86
"631
608
290
96
256
523
647
761
196
1,408
37
746
706
1,261
146
887
918
430
132
476
839
877
1,216
291
1,968
38
179
SO
347
45
224
242
65
51
44
217
207
301
87
4a
39
301
95
494
85
364
288
95
70
62
359
275
481
145
753
44)
623
656
1,339
181
1,260
1,096
410
227
393
1,065
1,094
1,154
453
2,109
41
13,659
14,530
53,833
5,125
50,789
41,910
12,915
7,110
16,289
42,417
39,161
38,887
16,504
61,290
t!
466
581
1,193
165
1,235
1,029
375
187
367
909
1,084
1,026
443
1,535
41
5,563
6,515
26,396
2,910
30,999
23,810
7,000
3,136
9,180
17,384
25,167
19,036
10,109
24,172
4!
85
165
337
20
282
238
45
41
116
299
203
278
106
372
45
280
785
857
60
539
648
60
171
373
1,086
327
856
207
1,145
46
472
561
696
65
166
241
275
111
105
416
151
512
60
1,624
47
11,293
8,867
11,271
340
922
848
4,540
1,878
1,030
4,890
802
7,085
160
39,236
48
697
541
832
60
431
430
315
121
221
729
432
857
161
1,836
49
703,825
256,340
279,735
4,490
146,845
62,550
190,590
34,900
79,245
127,352
289,295
222,465
62,530
1,246,355
ful
383
336
1,013
116
914
869
315
177
312
799
818
808
287
1,544
51
3,745
2,446
9,115
755
4,741
5,308
2,800
1,350
2,202
7,105
3,326
6,371
1,467
18,633
5?
285
481
1,088
160
1,204
1,015
370
202
357
859
1,048
980
418
1,291
59
3,130
3,067
14,594
2,005
18,023
14,038
3,555
1,873
5,730
10,181
15,395
9,660
5,388
15,938
54
327
425
426
10
45
41
160
70
45
206
55
256
5
1,234
55
14,095
8,735
13,084
340
385
525
4,595
1,890
1,415
4,695
760
5,575
15
44,597
56
20
20
35
46
92
5
25
11
206
25
45
15
112
57
885
125
1,540
868
4,530
20
1,250
817
18,050
275
535
365
2,287
58
657
476
52
50
131
183
250
86
130
366
232
500
85
1,553
59
1,723,120
2,316,175
167,190
462,110
108, 565
1,278,215
481,770
279,320
264,375
47,280
594,385
266,465
26,290
2,480,810
5(i
637
451
6S2
30
196
245
270
86
166
442
277
550
105
1,641
61
8,418,085
2,855,605
3,832,215
32,990
1,969,500
794,125
2,281,180
337,760
1,133,105
1,143,570
3,522,445
2,070,725
619,460
15,231,257
62
241
491
1,093
145
1,219
1,019
380
167
357
773
1,074
956
423
1,035
63
1.705,470
2,178,990
8,515,535
915,735
10,449,760
7,971,405
2,446,635
996,235
3,051,480
5,213,315
8,483,769
6,286,360
3,698,541
7,596,777
f.(
20
25
50
5
71
87
5
25
11
261
45
65
20
132
65
3,345
780
9,835
270
8,806
30,765
220
11,805
6,090
181,705
3,260
5,760
4,995
16,975
66
974
801
1,435
196
1,282
1,148
485
257
480
1,163
1,160
1,317
464
2,736
67
6,935,546
4,549,530
6,684,449
809,635
6,520,790
5,258,728
2,857,050
1,041,625
2,256,079
4,069,407
5,989,166
5,363,272
2,263,235
18,185,710
68
4,198,256
3,064,140
3,174,240
459,300
4,432,077
3,200,785
1,716,050
554,380
1,352,730
1,533,698
4,327,581
2,205,455
1,327,296
9,202,795
69
900,340
749,580
1,078,660
111,790
534,335
691,555
531,885
151,735
318,865
662,185
348,100
882,880
133,035
3,926,847
70
125,349
80,905
224,291
21,615
138,802
147,025
53,840
a, 855
69, 572
108,775
132,675
169,745
51,405
418,540
71
1,094,074
261,825
1,198,150
123,720
707,132
547,945
228,880
168,935
242,107
1,008,105
561,830
1,250,102
429,535
2,594,910
72
436,347
285,085
715,345
81,450
588,477
561,088
265,400
103,890
213,700
568,670
399,710
609,730
239,086
1,389,952
73
181,180
107,995
293,763
11,760
119,967
110,330
60,995
40,830
59, 105
187,974
219,270
245,360
82,878
652,666
74
750
706
1,189
106
768
833
467
202
328
902
562
1,112
362
2,486
75
12,725
15,452
19,011
907
8,652
10,869
12,671
3,251
4,315
9,565
4,336
16,730
5,201
70,472
76
646
631
612
20
40
190
420
106
41
502
6
757
46
2,212
77
6,620
8,816
5,289
50
230
1,305
6,550
840
319
3,087
30
6,623
297
35,350
78
141,370
195,180
146,055
1,010
8,175
30,260
167,510
17,815
8,215
81,619
1,050
177,420
6,480
1,026,203
79
758
6a
1,263
146
643
943
425
217
338
893
97
1,092
292
1,379
80
10,839
10,961
25,968
1,595
7,116
16,004
7,370
3,092
4,378
9,441
478
14,730
3,510
10, 588
81
475,590
454,765
1,307,055
79,075
339,715
710,995
334,610
161,970
240,135
469,737
19,680
721,360
146,200
493,665
B2
16,680
17,685
58,593
6,815
72,359
62,156
14,930
8,371
18,060
52,017
55,637
47,966
17,223
54,404
63
272
90
60
21
40
10
26
50
10
96
35
456
84
302,380
64,770
13,630
2,350
65,250
1,850
36,825
36,075
400
102,750
110,940
1,129,510
85
152
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5. -FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Allegheny
Estimated number of farms 1950 .
1054.
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959 .
Under 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.
65 or more years number 1959 .
Average age years 1959 .
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operntors-
Working off their farms operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 or more dnys operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Farms by tenure of operator:
Full owners number 1959 . .
1954..
Part owners number 1959 . .
1954..
Managers number 1959 . .
1954..
All tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Cash tenants number 1959. .
1954 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Crop-share tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Livestock-share tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Other and unspecified tenants 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
Other field-crop number 1959
Vegetable 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
Livestock ranches number 1959
General farms number 1959
Miscellaneous and unclassified farms number 1959
Farms by economic class:
Commercial farms number 1959
Class 1 number 1959
Class II number 1959
Class HI 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 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, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959
1054
Vegetables sold dollars 1959
1054
Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959
1954
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars 1959
1054
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1959
1954
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1950
1954
Dairy products sold dollars 1959
1054
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959
1054
100,049
128,848
98,873
1,617
11,718
22,278
24,820
20,379
18,061
50.6
50,718
69,207
39,081
50,484
44,217
48,010
72,963
99,784
17, 585
17,449
605
610
8,896
11,033
3,014
3,374
521
547
2,388
3,635
731
819
2,242
2,658
3,053
2,112
375
566
598
1,134
6,910
31,826
8,029
4,767
43,732
58,848
1,707
5,733
15,036
17,927
13,540
4,905
41,201
29,941
11,079
181
712,534,531
603,550,713
7,122
4,682
187,120,115
179,586,563
85,368,627
95,695,523
12,546,862
15,694,962
25,290,831
25,342,083
63,913,795
42,853,995
525,414,416
423,964,150
114, 678,920
115,206,528
279,317,186
216,982,637
131,418,310
91,774,985
2,027
2,460
2,030
29
224
477
491
433
376
50.7
1,148
1,371
855
866
922
775
1,483
1,853
310
326
14
21
220
176
55
27
15
7
80
203
179
356
180
736
1,307
71
151
280
390
340
75
720
560
160
21,822,419
17,071,001
10,766
6,939
9,673,300
7,875,021
1,724,997
2,197,500
388,383
375, 554
7,204,210
5,058,304
355,710
243,663
12,149,119
9,195,980
3,485,260
3,205,148
3,217,785
2,514,259
5,446,074
3,476,573
936
1,813
912
5
39
148
258
236
226
55.1
448
960
388
810
497
770
792
1,589
9
22
55
136
30
81
45
26
127
75
30
553
479
14
20
105
130
130
80
457
285
165
6,474, 861
6,619,406
6,918
3,651
4,224,029
3,486,409
170,927
337, 505
309,541
435,428
121,992
259,982
3,621,569
2,453,494
2,250,832
3,132,997
1,096,861
1,517,957
539,895
1,127,750
614,076
487,290
1,427
2,002
1,468
18
127
288
414
328
293
52.2
817
1,021
672
766
789
816
1,061
1,610
275
275
5
91
136
30
46
10
6
15
22
5
65
311
25
860
582
10
20
65
166
210
111
845
650
195
4,674,106
4,530,352
3,275
2,263
791,681
991,716
524,450
743,257
15,473
21,585
47, 348
80,450
204,410
146,424
3,882,425
3,538,636
774,311
833,762
1,849,372
1,858,891
1,258,742
845,983
1,136
1,350
1,060
9
82
241
278
236
214
52.1
686
695
611
780
521
710
975
1,093
135
132
1
3
25
38
5
19
5
10
55
190
10
770
406
5
26
80
105
130
60
730
560
170
3,324,150
3,408,684
2,926
2,525
621,589
858,953
240,130
340,482
27,554
26,084
109,563
199,233
244,342
293,154
2,702,561
2,549,731
431,330
594,131
1,499,090
1,386,926
772,141
568,674
2,231
2,527
',173
32
226
468
572
450
425
51.4
1,111
1,313
803
912
946
962
1,809
2,130
261
236
6
6
155
198
75
93
10
11
25
29
35
70
726
50
1,077
1,190
12
45
242
406
265
220
1,041
811
225
5
9,630,969
8,656,408
4,317
3,426
1,293,943
1,624,396
679,469
991,599
28,481
137,980
334,690
383,222
251,303
111,595
6,337,026
7,032,012
837,782
1,308,896
5,158,092
4,282,196
2,341,152
1,440,920'
3,162
4,054
3,107
47
401
703
811
658
487
49.7
1,485
2,130
1,193
1,635
1,264
1,395
2,044
2,946
653
611
15
23
450
550
145
164
30
59
150
227
20
27
105
73
116
101
15
15
44
270
1,040
222
151
1,304
1,966
96
310
590
520
310
140
1,196
935
260
1
30,399,238
25,743,647
9,614
6,350
8,380,763
7,859,276
3,806,783
3,985,141
238,987
265,157
1,529,341
1,659,774
2,805,652
1,929,204
22,018,475
17,884,371
4,946,614
5,077,765
12,165,277
8,851,554
4,906,584
3,955,052
PENNSYLVANIA
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954
for only a sample of farms. See text]
153
Clarion Clearfield Clinton Columbia Crawford Cumberland
2,737
3,285
2,650
64
366
624
681
508
407
49.1
1,303
1,666
905
1,116
905
996
1,942
2,415
689
689
15
5
91
128
25
49
5
86
1,816
15
720
2,037
18
193
535
856
375
60
700
535
165
21,025,712
14,731,831
7,682
4,500
850,597
800,401
534,318
475,476
3,865
4,580
39,964
56,975
272,450
263,370
20,175,115
13,981,430
1,122,550
1,416,363
16,684,497
11,245,471
2,368,068
1,319,596
2,045
2,720
2,022
14
207
466
467
439
429
51.8
960
1,335
780
980
913
1,005
1,214
1,792
578
703
22
16
231
219
136
128
15
21
20
12
156
156
83
15
282
565
1,385
99
220
381
380
240
65
660
475
185
22,342,336
21,028,048
10,925
7,731
8,823,813
8,398,848
3,035,140
3,303,327
2,370,972
3,001,633
280,122
213,837
3,137,579
1,880,051
13,518,523
12,629,200
3,758,242
4,797,079
7,118,604
5,952,072
2,641,677
1,880,049
2,292
3,218
2,253
32
180
484
549
506
502
52.6
1,299
1,895
1,089
1,455
1,356
1,335
1,793
2,435
427
496
17
11
55
106
20
33
11
5
10
10
16
141
366
75
1,469
857
22
65
145
245
240
140
1,435
1,075
355
5
12,678,677
11, 795, 500
5,532
3,665
5,864,229
4,564,091
868,707
1,372,486
96,434
104, 838
338,997
499,578
4,560,091
2,587,189
6,814,448
7,231,409
2,142,968
2,528,076
2,952,910
3,203,829
1,718,570
1,499,504
1,126
1,463
1,126
10
129
262
280
229
216
51.0
644
996
525
731
674
685
868
1,281
192
183
1
5
65
73
15
46
1
5
4
5
1
40
21
27
165
60
742
390
5
35
45
95
105
105
736
605
130
1
4,957,343
4,064,276
4,403
2,778
1,846,854
1,788,612
1,217,965
1,221,263
104,711
89,586
25,334
38,630
498,844
439,133
3,110,489
2,275,664
1,287,790
731,679
1,257,640
1,029,430
565,059
514,555
59
2
16
20
9
12
52.0
121,914
89,079
2,217
990
9,222
3,458
4,144
1,821
575
150
641
419
3,862
1,068
112,692
85,621
18,252
34,590
82,630
38,312
11,810
12,719
366
591
366
3
32
65
96
87
83
53.6
199
347
173
232
224
347
285
451
66
103
15
200
181
5
11
30
60
45
30
185
110
75
1,572,805
1,862,399
4,297
3,151
529,310
703,225
343,115
500,982
12,367
21,001
21,901
39,505
151,927
141, 737
1,043,495
1,159,174
605,876
667,823
276,635
328,171
160,984
163,180
1,158
1,299
1,158
14
180
314
300
206
144
47.8
507
552
362
382
362
337
705
936
246
154
12
9
195
251
95
94
10
13
45
89
10
15
35
40
5
35
701
45
292
55
310
320
161
30
282
200
80
2
9,612,467
7,676,695
8,301
5,910
1,762,887
2,072,936
1,404,615
1,789,373
96,988
114,108
111,846
118,278
149,438
51,177
7,849,580
5,603,759
525,124
612,863
5,894,783
4,067,950
1,429,673
922,946
2,758
3,390
2,703
44
337
620
673
533
496
50.3
1,050
1,602
831
1,175
925
1,187
1,730
2,355
626
550
52
50
350
428
145
171
20
19
15
41
90
81
80
116
5
35
92
1,039
218
96
1,218
2,031
108
400
808
475
200
40
727
475
245
7
41,857,647
32,730,526
15,177
9,655
20,800,445
14,300,649
2,453,454
2,398,343
343,352
651,560
231,232
304,964
17,772,407
10,945,782
21,057,202
18,429,877
2,522,736
3,050,044
12,727,955
11,328,588
5,806,511
4,051,245
1,247
1,154
1,598
2,057
1,249
1,121
18
7
98
111
222
216
301
280
324
257
286
250
53.6
52.8
691
682
866
1,245
533
545
611
915
668
767
626
1,265
881
932
1,367
1,734
271
181
226
210
5
1
2
90
40
68
73
15
20
24
25
3
3
20
14
4
"I
1
55
20
23
40
25
21
25
21
65
361
40
635
45
100
207
170
110
615
435
180
5,013,290
4,262,484
4,020
2,667
634,658
868,814
420,364
711,757
14,867
22,703
26,283
35,466
173,144
98,888
4,378,632
3,393,670
789,213
903,733
2,470,520
1,812,809
1,118,899
677,128
5
56
190
25
796
388
5
12
61
120
766
586
180
2,854,235
2,567,950
2,473
1,248
605,676
640,309
292,232
424,479
10,923
9,979
26,984
39,085
275,537
166,766
2,248,559
1,927,641
404,869
420,162
1,438,660
1,125,750
405,030
381,729
465
515
482
6
65
94
122
118
77
50.5
242
250
189
160
239
180
360
446
70
62
20
230
5
175
300
5
5
65
100
95
30
165
105
60
2,603,104
2,043,511
5,598
3,968
614,292
676,402
504,211
592,002
27,458
31,075
20,235
11,486
62,388
41,839
1,988,812
1,367,109
272,100
239,306
1,473,765
907,148
242, 947
220,655
1,531
1,780
1,520
17
192
362
372
308
269
50.1
828
975
601
660
723
655
1,228
1,478
211
229
11
U
81
67
21
16
5
2
20
24
10
15
282
355
100
609
946
21
75
225
280
230
115
535
445
140
10,144,684
8,652,345
6,626
4,861
3,008,899
3,173,814
1,487,808
1,971,911
295,966
250,104
203,618
217,811
1,021,507
733,988
7,135,785
5,478,531
2,889,905
2,391,699
2,844,615
2,061,128
1,401,265
1,025,704
2,848
3,593
2,824
53
310
687
737
545
492
50.2
1,636
2,206
1,316
1,651
1,499
1,386
2,081
2,820
71*
670
8
6
45
94
20
35
13
5
5
52
1,306
41
1,241
1,647
16
56
360
645
470
100
1,201
910
290
1
14,705,131
10,752,988
5,163
2,993
1,774,853
1,642,199
1,117,407
1,139,001
101,928
100,968
25,564
38,553
529,954
363,677
12,930,278
9,110,789
837,801
921,123
9,812,669
6,788,387
2,279,808
1,401,279
1,833
2,355
1,826
30
265
442
446
375
268
49.0
876
1,205
673
820
680
770
1,267
1,693
235
223
16
19
315
390
35
28
20
20
185
272
30
25
45
45
10
11
43
885
1,303
23
115
390
390
335
50
530
370
155
5
15,472,456
12,150,627
8,441
5,160
3,505,896
3,662,349
2,022,489
2,534,640
107,416
227,383
555,180
569,193
820,811
331,133
11,966,560
8,488,278
1,091,354
1,368,274
7,238,055
4,959,555
3,637,151
2,160,449
154
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5.-FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1953 are based on reports
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Estimated number of farms 1359. ,
1954..
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959. ,
Under 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 .
65 or more years number 1959 .
Average age years 1959 .
Off farm work and other income:
Farm operators-
Working off their forms operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 or more days operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Farms by tenure of operator:
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 . .
1954..
411 tenants ■ number 1959 . .
1954..
Cash tenants number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Share-cash tenants number 1959 . .
1954..
Crop-share tenants number 1959..
1954..
Livestock-share tenants number 1959. .
1954..
Other and unspecified tenants number 1959. .
1954..
Farms by type ol (arm:
Field-crop farms other than vegetable and fruiuand-nut . . number 1959. .
Cash-grain number 1959..
Tobacco number 1959 . .
Cotton number 1959. .
Other field-crop number 1959 .
Vegetable 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.
Livestock 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 .
50 Class II number 1959 .
51 Class III number 1959.
52 Class IV number 1959.
53 Class V number 1959 .
Class VI number 1959 .
55 Other farms number 1959.
56 Part-lime. number 1959 .
57 Part-retirement number 1959 .
58 Abnormal number 1959.
Value of products sold by source:
59 All farm products sold total, dollars 1959.
1954.
61 average per farm, dollars 1959 .
1954..
All crops sold dollars 1959..
1954..
Field crops, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959.
1054 .
Vegetables sold dollars 1959.
1954.
69 Fruits and nuts sold dollars 1959 .
70 1»M-
Forest products and horticultural
specially products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Dauphin
All livestock and livestock products sold .
. dollai
1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Dairy products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
1,356
1,759
1,313
19
133
303
341
292
220
50.7
704
1,030
578
765
627
495
1,072
1,378
195
148
12
8
77
161
30
35
10
3
27
75
1
10
47
5
5
105
373
55
592
323, '>69
114,0::
8,2U,71t
6,892,814
2,428,431
2,364,577
3,319,860
2,725,128
2,466,485
1,803,109
287
481
277
2
19
45
73
73
65
54.1
125
235
112
215
141
280
228
379
31
47
13
17
15
50
15
33
10
221
779
147
26
12
32
30
205
25
226
45
240
15
50
20
577
140
375
100
195
40
7
10,023,772
4
179
550
8,526,162
4
122
68b
7,392
14
563
4,847
8
571
1,809,056
3
395
670
1,633,348
3
036
073
1,093,211
93
138
1,250,319
123
495
164,780
82
895
108,204
145
600
227.496
184
150
160,193
146
316
3,035,487
2,620,662
783,880
1,086,613
' 75,161
183,802
384,995
526,852
323,724
375,959
360
471
333
5
27
65
86
73
77
52.9
208
285
193
250
249
320
310
438
40
51
Fayette
5
15
15
35
15
275
205
70
750,820
810,981
2,086
1,722
133,747
117,022
49,802
60,272
4,400
4,264
3,616
5,961
75,929
46,525
617,073
693,959
168,602
155,287
364,135
408,582
84,336
130,090
2,460
3,321
2,463_
38
270
605
644
477
429
50.2
1,364
1,884
1,093
1,547
1,111
1,306
1,927
2,722
441
494
7
7
85
95
50
57
5
1
25
305
70
760
55
1,027
1,510
40
125
325
500
385
135
950
725
220
5
16,611,448
14,184,806
6,753
4,271
7,904,155
7,355,325
2,269,902
2,432,286
488,044
414,275
3,717,667
3,235,723
1,428,542
1,273,041
8,707,293
6,829,481
720,601
853,175
6,199,510
4,753,230
1,787,182
1,223,076
1,963
2,546
1,892
17
150
405
445
392
483
53.4
962
1,251
808
986
1,173
1,375
1,672
2,246
216
190
9
75
101
40
50
5
85
310
36
1,256
743
1
30
60
195
272
185
1,220
785
435
4,795,004
3,453,580
2,443
1,356
814, 169
831,484
401,144
551,992
46,565
57,544
35,273
70,778
331,187
151,170
3,980,835
2,622,096
431,604
448,254
2,023,735
1,631,905
1,525,496
541,937
140
165
130
1
7
15
39
39
29
54.8
87
120
69
100
89
115
115
135
20
27
105
60
45
387,348
304,847
2,767
1,848
32,794
56,054
11,825
33,735
1,271
1,437
357
3,092
19,341
17,790
354,554
248,793
20,818
29,088
238,735
163,368
95,001
56,337
2,370
2,483
2,294
32
304
559
596
459
344
49.2
1,000
1,232
690
691
690
641
1,617
1,800
330
250
18
14
405
492
135
58
35
26
175
278
20
60
40
70
5
62
107
1,116
153
1,595
77
213
465
450
320
70
775
545
220
10
22,565,651
19,554,604
9,521
7,875
6,002,784
7,304,031
2,308,633
2,740,797
234,762
170,050
3,024,593
4,069,196
434,796
323,988
16,562,867
12,250,573
2,274,772
2,723,652
10,205,158
6,870,247
4,082,937
2,656,674
878
1,222
896
13
85
179
223
244
152
51.5
483
736
342
506
477
511
697
947
101
94
6
61
.271
25
455
428
11
77
160
135
45
450
345
105
3,756,126
3,178,306
4,278
2,601
557,184
700,030
424,243
533,959
6,554
33,216
26,883
59,003
99,504
73,852
3,198,942
2,478,276
908,561
778,401
1,628,894
1,199,039
661,487
500,836
PENNSYLVANIA
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
far only a samplo of farms. Seo lexlj
155
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzexne
Lycoming
MoKean
Mercer
Mifflin
1,223
2,004
1,186
912
740
7,066
1,346
1,512
1,330
1,323
1,591
528
2,447
902
1
1,606
2,701
1,496
1,194
993
7,942
1,620
1,656
1,666
1,984
2,217
768
3,266
1,088
2
1,200
1,989
1,193
923
767
6,985
1,316
1,470
1,326
1,377
1,530
512
2,408
907
J
20
16
19
16
7
271
22
34
17
25
30
7
36
17
<
153
190
110
133
74
1,536
132
263
137
135
183
39
301
167
5
246
440
227
213
160
1,753
327
359
325
275
346
107
522
238
t
318
497
297
252
191
1,575
309
327
315
334
366
138
587
198
7
265
409
278
169
179
1,012
244
272
285
332
332
110
484
175
a
198
437
262
140
156
838
282
215
247
276
273
111
478
112
a
50.*
52.3
52.7
48.9
52.2
45.5
51.3
47.7
50.9
52.1
50.4
52.7
50.9
47.2
10
599
1,141
656
460
357
3,109
767
673
676
593
837
302
1,426
380
11
874
1.534
796
643
430
3,655
935
855
835
950
1,346
501
1,996
577
12
438
888
498
325
262
1,939
616
501
520
484
606
255
1,153
251
13
621
1,029
526
432
270
2,080
645
625
600
725
955
466
1,495
361
14
510
1,053
655
355
271
1,857
647
501
589
641
714
326
1,243
271
15
747
1,103
510
321
270
1,770
430
515
420
730
865
521
1,285
296
16
872
1,587
931
706
544
4,291
1,016
1,004
843
1,034
1,129
426
2,012
635
17
1,250
2,175
1,240
932
801
5,352
1,240
1,231
1,123
1,541
1,652
667
2,688
788
18
161
321
230
121
176
939
240
197
280
193
367
102
365
86
]»
157
404
221
115
211
668
272
199
316
306
283
100
472
77
20
11
5
23
15
6
11
1
15
10
6
21
10
5
2
2
7
28
4
15
15
11
5
3
14
8
22
190
85
25
85
15
1,813
75
305
196
95
80
60
175
29
137
107
28
156
35
1,903
93
317
217
132
155
26
97
195
2(
95
25
10
15
15
471
45
120
86
70
35
20
75
25
42
41
10
29
18
386
32
57
68
67
50
16
32
' 67
■y
5
20
5
10
76
5
35
20
5
10
10
27
5
6
4
7
1
81
11
20
18
2
13
2
4
12
2B
30
5
5
45
676
100
35
10
5
50
29
27
24
6
75
5
2
954
270
23
10
156
20
71
10
3
39
9
85
15
no
12
5
2
7
1
232
6
14
7
' i
7
i
"5
11
JS
60
35
5
10
320
15
30
45
20
25
35
25
aa
51
31
6
38
13
250
21
70
53
59
46
7
47
20
84
20
16
20
31
386
25
45
328
56
61
50
10
35
20
15
1
20
31
45
330
11
25
25
20
152
176
41
15
50
11
40
10
10
.'.6
n
n
aa
15
5
20
55
5
5
82
5
4t
5
15
20
16
15
5
17
25
10
10
<1
45
96
35
150
55
906
75
151
111
61
35
25
100
76
4!
460
466
365
306
312
1,706
395
581
150
272
632
202
765
461
43
72
159
40
60
20
1,218
100
195
65
20
101
21
186
45
u
66
50
21
55
36
1,276
35
140
133
51
40
15
51
25
«
555
1,187
705
\B5
297
1,503
701
390
521
756
712
260
1,285
285
11
698
844
531
637
460
5,690
661
1,142
845
643
895
283
1,172
632
u
3
10
5
10
14
319
1
45
44
17
23
16
15
22
It
62
20
35
36
20
1,166
30
256
85
53
46
15
50
40
X
196
132
81
160
70
2,190
140
371
226
115
205
46
201
165
I
225
352
195
210
211
1,205
185
265
145
176
326
96
380
230
Si
141
215
155
146
120
675
265
180
295-
182
215
85
371
125
51
71
115
60
75
25
135
40
25
SO
100
80
25
155
50
5(
525
1,160
655
275
280
1,376
685
370
485
680
696
245
1,275
270
5.
435
795
460
205
185
990
495
225
370
485
49Q
160
920
200
SI
90
355
195
70
90
385
180
140
1M
195
201
85
350
65
5'
10
5
1
10
5
5
5
5
5
H
6,139,509
8,667,684
4,552,417
6,229,634
4,431,391
96,224,895
5,710,618
17,489,934
11,976,737
6,149,881
9,273,218
2,345,395
9,649,059
6,956,801
5f
5,029,470
7,734,403
3,509,514
5,589,535
4,586,574
80,150,566
5,736,150
12,593,138
12,212,559
7,154,490
7,472,446
1,895,440
9,123,710
5,731,352
IK
5,020
4,325
3,838
6,831
5,988
13,618
4,243
11,567
9,005
4,648
5,829
4,442
3,943
7,713
9
3,132
2,864
2,346
4,681
4,619
10,092
3,541
7,605
7,330
3,606
3,371
2,468
2,794
5,268
6'
915,789
2,777,543
781,725
913,199
835,519
24,291,248
1,340,470
2,341,924
6,856,754
2,881, 141
2,001,681
270,412
1,311,171
630,081
6.
1,120,533
2,726,329
788,7a
1,206,884
817,057
22,155,123
1,479,260
2,609,469
7,216,818
3,392,890
2,355,343
305,336
1,621,438
846,442
»
590,476
819,636
378,729
652,632
242,589
19,829,135
610,404
1,792,874
5,084,824
827,276
1,313,323
59,649
884,495
457,335
6
881,928
1,375,112
515,663
961,767
177,088
17,664,288
832,591
2,034,890
5,266,126
1,091,262
1,784,040
55,051
1,266,610
646,617
M
20,899
149,653
6,824
27,656
241,182
1,630,350
76,742
165,982
122,520
945,321
123,699
48,180
61,211
52,832
6
29,272
118,817
32,333
14,565
213,389
1,986,191
125,132
305,198
251,925
1,178,984
112,435
86,139
40,130
90,372
Bt
45,214
62,540
20,496
172,269
51,868
636,699
100,524
134,556
1,054,875
222,495
117,351
7,830
62,551
31,823
H
74,239
75,202
38,439
178,072
139,816
657, 187
141,416
104,511
1,195,137
450,914
116,771
6,007
97,084
44,278
T{
259,200
1,745,714
375,676
60,642
299,880
2,195,064
552,800
248,512
594,535
886,049
447,308
154,753
302,914
83,091
7
135,094
1,157,198
202,286
52,480
286,764
1,847,457
380,121
164,870
503,630
671,730
342,097
158, 139
217,614
65,175
T
5,223,720
5,890,141
3,770,692
5,316,435
3,595,872
71,933,647
4,370,148
15,148,010
5,119,983
3,268,740
7,271,537
2,074,983
8,337,888
6,326,720
71
3,908,937
5,008,074
2,720,793
4,382,651
3,769,517
57,995,443
4,256,890
9,983,669
4,995,741
3,761,600
5,117,103
1,590,104
7,502,272
4,884,910
T
544,644
936,066
569,651
1,931,580
576,570
23,624,662
792,793
3,637,844
2,187,226
1,020,963
688,925
297,989
1,040,541
1,989,578
7
703,224
1,228,731
469,688
2,038,869
901,407
20,381,221
838,289
2,835,206
2,331,333
1,094,795
1,042,300
251,001
1,288,977
1,674,480
7
3,510,988
3,060,850
2,497,240
2,340,640
2,518,106
20,666,651
2,548,270
6,795,073
1,821,570
1,876,083
4,778,904
1,494,900
5,261,485
3,456,270
7
2,333,441
2,705,065
1,796,341
1,700,038
2,574,514
16,657,487
2,560,769
4,074,360
1,601,404
2,183,183
3,033,447
1,131,228
4,631,118
2,491,398
7
1,168,088
1,893,225
703,801
1,044,215
501,196
27,642,334
1,029,085
4,715,093
1,111,187
371,694
1,803,708
282,094
2,035,862
880,872
n
872,272
1,074,278
454,764
643,744
293,596
20,956,735
857,832
3,074,103
1,063,004
483,622
1,041,356
207,875
1,582,177
719,032
M
156
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 5. -FARMS REPORTING BY OFF-FARM WORK; AND FARMS BY TENURE OF OPERATOR,
CENSUSES OF 1959
[Most data for 1959 ire based on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Northampton
North-
umberland
Phila-
delphia
Estimated number of farms 1959 .
1954.
Farm operators by age:
Operators reporting age number 1959.
Under 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.
65 or more years number 1959 .
Average age years 1959 .
Off-farm work and other income:
Farm operators-
Working off their farms operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100 or more days operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
With other income of family exceeding
value of farm products sold operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Farms by tenure of operator:
Full owners number 1959 .
1954.
Part owners number 1959 .
1954.
Managers number 1959 . .
1954.
All tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Ceah tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Share-cash tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Crop-share tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Livestock-share tenants number 1959 .
1954.
Other and unspecified tenants... number 1959.
1954.
Farms by type of farm:
Field-crop Forms other than vegetable and fruit-and-nut . . number 1959.
Cash-grain number 1959.
Tobacco number 1959 .
Cotton number 1959.
Other field-crop number 1959 .
Vegetable 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 .
Livestock 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 n 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 .
Abnormal number 1959 .
Value of 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, other than vegetables
and fruits and nuts, sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Vegetables sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Fruils and nuts sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Forest products and horticultural
specialty products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
All livestock and livestock products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
Dairy products sold dollars 1959.
1954.
Livestock and livestock products, other
than poultry and dairy, sold dollars 1959 .
1954.
501
726
484
5
36
90
129
120
102
52.6
256
441
225
375
277
351
316
508
142
126
1
5
21
105
6
322
206
7
16
31
76
41
35
295
180
115
2,959,357
2,444,006
5,907
3,366
991,498
940,508
487,566
461,669
66,803
192,800
11,494
12,130
425,635
273,909
1,967,859
1,503,498
671,816
656,287
988,620
658,491
307,423
188,720
1,527
2,539
1,486
20
147
294
409
341
275
51.7
733
1,411
616
1,166
693
1,195
892
1,833
437
490
38
24
160
156
85
82
5
9
20
182
400
40
740
945
60
160
325
185
165
50
582
420
160
2
16,679,476
15,143,460
10,923
5,964
6,574,167
5,388,565
1,052,643
1,642,124
195,012
298,131
317,527
279,684
5,008,985
3,168,626
10,105,309
9,754,895
3,419,727
3,514,078
4,847,941
4,553,669
1,837,641
1,687,148
512
550
487
13
60
115
114
92
73
48.5
269
330
211
205
239
170
381
406
60
73
6
6
65
68
10
6
35
135
20
45
60
125
15
247
200
41
2,559,426
2,279,445
4,999
4,144
608,747
787,498
476,292
695,199
33,796
37,003
34,492
32,546
64,167
22,750
1,950,679
1,491,947
619,865
401,687
900,820
736,004
429,994
354,256
1,382
1,896
1,405
19
136
325
367
285
273
51.3
687
1,020
610
870
629
670
851
1,276
367
382
8
155
192
90
98
5
25
25
33
10
5
25
31
168
147
10
1
75
366
75
641
766
49
91
190
211
175
50
616
450
165
1
11,264,149
10,671,087
8,151
5,628
4,791,236
4,375,895
3,952,433
3,649,110
142,307
94,822
301,042
165,012
395,404
466,951
6,472,913
6,295,192
929,187
1,555,050
4,728,510
3,946,935
815,216
793,207
1,505
1,851
1,451
22
177
339
335
304
274
50.6
734
910
571
685
591
625
1,187
1,558
226
150
12
5
125
100
15
1
342
250
106
526
1,020
54
85
260
261
250
110
485
330
150
5
10,775,299
8,544,537
7,160
4,616
2,597,067
2,532,572
1,375,395
1,735,397
211,654
327,546
155,819
164,802
854,199
304,827
8,178,232
6,011,965
4,210,623
3,244,551
2,087,435
1,599,757
1,880,174
1,167,657
1,223
1,617
1,246
16
180
287
309
260
194
49.6
665
962
526
731
607
687
978
1,307
170
148
75
153
15
23
5
4
40
66
10
13
116
390
55
515
67
190
235
160
55
500
360
140
7,983,752
6,500,417
6,528
4,020
1,136,633
1,234,686
886,352
1,091,020
11,418
8,995
80,264
86,938
158,599
47,733
6,847,119
5,265,731
2,006,686
2,267,844
3,063,085
1,844,551
1,777,348
1,153,336
15
15
55.0
697,837
916,810
13,420
15,030
641,422
823,476
43,863
89,238
47,792
243,730
925
6,098
548,842
484,410
56,415
93,334
7,142
18,770
37,200
67,783
12,073
6., 761
179
354
204
3
15
26
61
65
34
53.4
106
186
74
120
104
151
152
278
26
42
107
10
10
10
1,366,636
2,345,320
7,635
6,625
70,181
204,639
35,172
39,982
4,225
130,252
10,803
13,301
19,961
21,104
1,296,455
2,140,681
1,094,282
1,751,714
124,225
310,692
77,948
78,275
PENNSYLVANIA
TYPE OF FARM, ECONOMIC CLASS OF FARM, AND VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS SOLD, BY SOURCE:
AND 1954-Con.
157
for only a sample of famis. See textj
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
1,705
1,217
2,367
351
1,692
1,553
727
873
926
2,428
1,551
2,639
729
4,696
1
1,800
1,351
2,921
439
2,124
1,873
852
1,324
1,215
3,422
2,199
3,906
1,086
5,546
2
1,671
1,198
2,247
369
1,717
1,567
755
883
899
2,426
1,557
2,584
714
4,640
S
24
37
32
9
31
34
15
13
9
20
18
31
8
84
4
183
190
217
39
213
203
126
80
116
180
160
201
92
521
5
341
288
547
83
418
354
178
197
183
538
358
519
147
1,077
t
454
306
585
102
425
432
172
225
228
645
425
693
193
1,103
7
374
208
462
72
357
327
147
179
192
446'
340
564
155
969
8
295
169
404
64
273
217
117
189
171
597
256
576
119
886
t
51.2
47.9
50.8
50.3
49.8
49.3
48.6
51.9
51.1
53.1
50.6
52.8
50.7
50.8
10
811
641
1,128
226
724
781
397
593
533
1,252
613
1,350
309
2,577
11
905
750
1,482
243
940
879
440
910
770
1,970
985
1,965
535
3,055
12
670
456
783
156
510
'576
287
518
420
1,044
400
1,128
209
2,033
13
680
485
960
143
625
711
280
735
560
1,635
610
1,650
350
2,390
H
771
490
936
114
464
553
327
627
484
1,195
389
1,457
206
2,150
15
545
480
1,007
183
515
571
305
801
530
1,511
545
1,617
306
2,186
16
1,343
916
1,748
271
1,213
1,080
495
742
673
1,907
1,092
2,048
518
3,483
17
1,484
980
2,302
351
1,647
1,434
664
1,163
971
2,684
1,504
3,218
929
4,440
18
251
185
443
65
423
418
120
95
207
298
413
417
175
713
19
237
171
407
96
412
389
120
193
238
386
457
416
145
534
20
11
6
26
11
5
7
1
6
33
6
14
6
10
21
3
6
13
7
8
9
6
2
18
8
15
3
30
a
100
110
150
15
45
50
105
35
40
190
40
160
30
490
23
78
187
139
15
78
95
131
54
30
335
92
256
41
545
24
25
30
80
5
30
30
5
5
20
65
20
80
5
40
25
36
28
64
2
43
30
8
14
7
196
43
135
18
61
21
5
5
5
15
10
10
45
27
1
3
6
2
7
3
1
11
1
10
2
19
28
10
60
5
70
...
20
265
'28
5
116
14
6
85
2
1
9
24
2
315
30
5
10
5
10
10
15
50
31
3
3
10
1
2
29
7
2
21
5
6
53
32
55
15
50
5
15
10
20
30
20
95
20
50
15
90
as
33
37
45
12
31
23
28
38
19
98
43
81
19
97
34
66
55
25
5
20
6
20
262
35
30
55
20
20
5
20
211
5
38
37
' 36
5
5
1
46
.38
39
25
10
5
5
5
5
32
10
40
20
5
5
5
5
10
55
41
333
185
90
30
21
43
60
35
45
55
'si
95
25
523
42
160
356
958
125
1,164
989
345
146
341
705
1,064
906
408
798
43
125
70
230
31
60
91
30
56
35
304
10
162
571
44
185
95
75
5
27
5
30
5
16
40
62
11
433
46
771
426
984
155
420
420
242
631
478
1,314
396
1,384
270
2,022
47
974
801
1,435
196
1,282
1,148
485
257
480
1,163
1,160
1,317
464
2,741
48
24
40
15
. . .
18
8
10
1
7
19
17
3
2
68
49
85
25
132
15
40
77
45
10
36
42
61
92
35
253
50
210
110
401
45
392
311
150
55
146
185
326
240
130
680
51
190
266
411
65
510
457
170
75
150
431
496
517
182
780
52
275
230
296
31
246
265
90
91
106
361
245
350
95
745
53
190
130
180
40
76
30
20
25
35
125
15
115
20
215
54
731
416
932
155
410
405
242
616
446
1,265
391
1,322
265
1,955
55
541
310
681
130
285
285
170
460
315
905
230
1,005
200
1,505
56
180
105
250
25
125
120
65
155
125
360
155
310
65
450
57
10
1
1
7
1
6
6
7
58
9,221,065
7,177,698
14,975,399
1,623,762
13,091,938
11,879,883
5,967,358
2,759,614
4,904,385
10,544,870
11,678,835
12,115,923
5,053,514
31,877,468
59
8,445,858
5,341,262
11,009,519
1,579,088
11,133,918
8,878,888
4,352,462
2,886,189
3,762,702
9,162,837
10,046,932
10,170,459
4,903,288
27,178,969
60
5,408
5,898
6,327
4,626
7,738
7,650
8,208
3,161
5,296
4,343
7,530
4,591
6,932
6,788
61
4,692
3,954
3,769
3,597
5,242
4,740
5,109
2,180
3,097
2,678
4,569
2,604
4,515
4,901
62
2,479,843
1,258,177
1,848,347
148,690
358,921
679,108
965,939
650,555
441,641
1,411,973
428,428
1,950,829
425,164
9,567,684
a
2,729,004
1,572,649
2,661,028
216,414
422,204
610,542
1,298,533
707,751
552,271
1,292,015
389,031
2,316,968
393,624
8,993,851
64
1,473,656
747,134
1,076,674
98,595
205,453
360,331
795,143
276,182
189,402
417, 556
118,615
779,444
124,455
5,806,615
65
1,708,582
1,134,824
1,865,244
148,870
249,039
327,823
1,028,660
382,613
319,417
660,021
88,624
1,445,681
130,331
5,652,254
66
387,118
71,678
53,788
1,427
7,787
15,763
76,946
35,746
28,846
126,446
3,399
94,369
217,724
1,056,532
67
387,348
104,781
115,641
35,631
5,832
31,513
127,074
24,278
15, 517
84,087
24,625
84,399
111,307
1,103,156
68
391,390
342,483
76,056
2,544
27,559
69,850
51,202
54,215
6,030
152,315
37,520
84,427
53,008
1,559,872
69
503,494
288,147
76,253
4,001
41,424
78,066
46,155
57,467
12,889
227,200
87,707
204,396
103,602
1,422,594
70
227,679
96,882
641,829
46,124
118,122
233,164
42,648*
284,412
217,363
715,656
268,894
992,589
39,977
1,144,665
71
129,580
44,897
603,890
27,912
125,909
173,140
96,644
243,393
204,448
320,707
188,075
582,492
48,384
815,847
72
6,741,222
5,919,521
13,127,052
1,475,072
12,733,017
11, 200,775
5,001,419
2,109,059
4,462,744
9,132,897
11,250,407
10,165,094
4,628,350
22,309,784
73
5,716,854
3,768,613
8,348,491
1,362,674
10,711,714
8,268,346
3,053,929
2,178,438
3,210,431
7,870,822
9,657,901
7,853,491
4,509,664
18,185,118
74
3,639,994
2,557,437
1,447,763
249,822
704,371
1,491,170
1,250,471
329,336
434,224
685,972
1,590,389
1,313,897
394,050
7,522,417
75
3,271,080
1,518,118
1,602,510
292,943
788,235
1,197,242
901,184
549,032
364,189
1,026,192
1,879,966
1,507,121
884,959
7,280,342
76
1,713,815
2,258,495
8,599,980
959,245
10,542,305
8,067,980
2,677,050
1,194,480
3,293,505
5,351,965
8,658,431
6,474,490
3,750,321
7,618,842
77
1,605,465
1,588,065
5,166,541
882,368
8,656,366
6,275,974
1,601,641
1,151,126
2,460,743
4,973,448
7,054,121
4,802,834
3,222,112
5,763,028
78
1,387,413
1,103,589
3,079,309
266,005
1,486,341
1,641,625
1,073,898
585,243
735,015
3,094,960
1,001,587
2,376,707
483,979
7,168,525
79
840,309
662,430
1,579,440
187,363
1,267,113
795,130
551,104
478,280
385,499
1,871,182
723,814
1,543,536
402,593
5,141,748
80
158
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Allegheny
Estimated number of farms 1959.
1954.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Grain combines farms reporting
number
Com pickers farms reporting
number
Pick-up balers farms reporting
number
Field forage harvesters forms reporting
number
Motortrucks farms reporting
number
Tractors farms reporting
number
Tractors other than garden farms reporting
number
1 tractor farms reporting
2 or more tractors farms reporting
Wheel tractors farms reporting
number
Crawler tractors farms reporting
number
Garden tractors farms reporting
number
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.
1959.
1059.
1959.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
Telephone farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Home freezer farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
Electric milk cooler farms reporting 1959 .
Bulk-type farms reporting 1959 .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 .
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
Gravel, shell, or shale farms reporting 1959 .
1950.
1959.
1950.
no 1959.
ng'l959.
ngl959.
ng 1959 .
Dirt or unimproved farms reportinj
Less than 1 mile to a hard surface road farms reportiri
1 or more miles to a hard surface road farms reportini
1 to 4 miles farms reportini
5 or more miles farms reportiti
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate average date of enumeration 1959 . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION '
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
persons 1959 . .
1954..
Operators working 1 or more hours persons 1959. .
1954..
1 to 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 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
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
100,049
128,M8
26,092
21,977
26,436
22,228
21,642
16,246
22,074
16,355
38,128
24,263
38,496
24,436
14,179
7,654
14,995
7,796
57,714
60,392
71,393
72,069
86,174
99,543
168,490
159,201
82,499
144,773
41,769
40,730
81,642
92,747
138 702
132,035
■5,575
5,027
6,071
5,446
22,263
20,907
23,717
21,720
86,381
106,326
113,237
144,554
82,390
88,674
68,248
61,668
37,045
39,349
36,947
6,571
3,446
34,342
57,775
79,346
19,117
16,620
22,155
44,327
14,159
7,996
7,926
TO
11/22-11/28
89,776
118,095
146,250
199,081
87,666
114,643
23,104
64,562
39,643
58,584
17,729
26,370
36,705
71,819
12,999
15,232
24,463
27,117
8,674
4,325
89,340
122,462
4,595
4,838
2,027
2,460
497
447
507
452
634
462
644
482
766
503
786
508
184
72
214
72
1,216
1,159
1,667
1,515
1,842
1,980
3,986
3,525
1,797
3,477
808
989
1,766
1,885
3,232
2,943
205
174
245
219
489
337
509
363
1,895
2,209
2,595
3,060
1,696
1,550
1,453
1,299
446
491
496
86
26
726
1,093
1,514
343
356
590
773
470
120
120
11/22-11/28
1,836
2,149
2,840
3,411
1,781
2,109
555
1,226
784
1,059
386
580
1,257
4,212
290
320
762
757
168
122
1,782
2,229
162
134
936
1,813
152
190
157
190
102
91
102
91
252
207
253
208
56
36
56
46
626
953
852
1,168
752
1,208
1,389
1,852
657
1,056
396
261
642
1,037
997
1,404
58
52
59
58
279
371
333
390
785
1,452
1,061
2,007
876
1,527
569
866
112
206
117
36
16
189
590
1,253
171
265
155
610
130
25
25
11/22-11/28
831
1,568
1,322
2,708
816
1,483
215
601
331
506
181
328
492
1,002
146
1138
394
612
100
805
1,779
59
60
1,427
2,002
441
345
441
345
292
197
292
197
472
335
472
335
116
101
126
101
662
747
789
860
1,242
1,522
2,090
2,104
1,192
1,835
715
477
1,177
1,407
1,724
1,732
106
91
111
97
245
265
255
275
1,212
1,637
1,517
1,944
1,127
1,282
976
966
336
380
341
30
90
351
602
920
370
451
425
1,015
210
215
215
11/29-12/5
1,202
1,842
1,995
3,009
1,172
1,782
410
762
567
823
171
250
296
420
100
150
155
230
65
35
1,136
1,350
276
170
276
175
161
401
225
401
225
116
40
117
45
741
720
836
780
1,026
1,045
1,817
1,470
976
1,452
650
326
971
935
1,407
1,125
45
30
45
30
320
305
365
315
985
1,100
1,260
1,495
1,056
1,155
785
680
205
235
240
50
40
276
581
965
340
361
215
380
155
60
60
11/22-11/28
1,302
1,925
73
1,011
1,280
1,526
2,145
976
1,215
310
666
365
550
131
185
240
510
86
105
115
140
968
1,198
38
44
2,231
2,527
447
317
447
317
315
241
320
241
761
378
761
378
213
142
228
143
1,224
1,194
1,393
1,322
1,881
1,892
3,264
2,807
1,756
2,797
965
791
1,741
1,776
2,671
2,360
126
135
126
140
447
297
467
307
1,934
1,991
2,569
2,569
1,671
1,366
1,444
1,115
781
728
791
90
20
538
1,015
1,418
475
155
736
1,131
400
336
326
10
11/22-11/28
1,915
2,315
3,076
3,977
1,895
2,250
616
1,279
856
1,181
336
500
543
1,236
264
283
340
408
206
58
2,052
2,476
100
76
3,162
4,054
1,052
1,042
1,081
1,058
1,048
927
1,085
930
1,377
1,076
1,413
1,078
600
251
653
251
1,857
2,194
2,553
2,799
2,744
3,319
6,203
6,114
2,673
5,506
1,146
1,527
2,658
3,064
5,262
5,031
206
246
244
276
657
768
697
807
2,809
3,644
3,908
5,421
2,590
2,949
2,261
2,282
1,119
1,211
1,204
X7
111
1,255
2,111
2,303
306
275
740
1,542
625
115
115
11/22-11/28
2,883
3,802
4,825
6,462
2,823
3,697
684
2,139
1,327
2,002
727
1,049
1,736
2,812
587
644
1,269
1,315
345
242
2,769
3,905
213
191
908
1,345
275
235
275
235
195
170
195
170
455
245
455
245
185
75
215
75
687
690
856
775
828
980
1,653
1,570
803
1,496
332
471
782
845
1,375
1,210
106
140
121
140
157
205
157
220
813
1,090
1,050
1,320
818
1,045
648
715
405
360
405
75
80
371
548
697
75
90
280
460
185
95
95
11/22-11/28
773
1,215
1,418
2,250
763
1,195
165
598
375
655
222
345
546
705
177
200
331
300
100
77
783
,289
44
50
2,737
3,285
650
368
651
368
223
138
233
138
1,501
865
1,512
870
850
388
876
394
1,571
1,430
1,875
1,637
2,462
2,745
5,145
4,177
2,397
4,383
1,015
1,382
2,392
2,680
4,204
3,626
174
86
179
86
746
465
762
465
2,502
2,750
3,299
3,526
2,327
2,240
1,8%
1,244
2,031
2,210
1,986
471
107
1,426
1,247
1,633
770
395
710
1,671
230
480
475
5
11/22-11/28
2,541
3,120
3,983
5,217
2,511
3,010
561
1,950
1,069
1,472
617
599
900
1,042
495
389
696
510
341
154
2,457
3,110
121
108
For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
PENNSYLVANIA
159
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
ob reports for onl>
a sample of farms. See text]
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clijiton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
2,045
2,292
1,126
55
366
1,158
2,758
1,247
1,154
465
1,531
2,848
1,833
1,356
1
2,720
3,218
1,463
90
591
1,299
3,390
1,598
2,057
515
1,780
3,593
2,355
1,759
9
793
656
264
131
593
663
406
228
180
561
671
712
450
3
814
481
162
5
159
468
718
298
232
130
450
546
635
358
4
800
666
265
131
601
675
406
228
180
571
676
727
465
5
826
481
162
"5
162
470
740
298
232
135
460
546
635
364
6
748
431
102
76
448
787
281
92
150
507
543
682
430
7
637
296
61
92
339
611
186
91
55
315
297
655
342
8
785
436
103
76
448
803
281
92
150
517
558
692
453
9
642
301
61
92
339
624
186
91
55
315
302
655
348
10
833
806
358
121
643
1,168
437
297
200
562
1,017
887
511
11
668
536
127
15
84
424
973
208
212
95
330
587
585
403
19
839
817
359
121
651
1,183
437
297
200
562
1,038
892
537
13
675
536
127
15
84
426
974
208
212
95
330
587
585
421
14
382
247
112
16
352
465
206
96
85
190
643
317
159
15
267
171
47
1
152
329
91
72
30
85
291
155
73
16
392
248
113
16
390
488
206
101
100
210
688
328
186
17
267
171
47
1
154
339
91
72
30
85
297
155
79
18
1,235
1,292
631
40
241
787
1,888
612
719
290
1,076
1,343
1,033
816
19
1,495
1,533
613
70
276
758
1,980
532
932
295
1,135
1,297
1,070
768
20
1,792
1,544
761
50
337
947
2,649
753
887
330
1,340
1 632
1,158
941
91
2,134
1,767
719
85
381
983
2,536
594
1,115
340
1,330
1,454
1,215
908
29
1,900
2,042
961
50
331
1,023
2,382
1,097
984
425
1,381
2,597
1,662
1,211
23
2,345
2,613
1,068
75
461
1,099
2,720
1,213
1,317
450
1,590
2,883
2,035
1,448
24
4,623
3,813
1,519
50
601
2,329
5,679
1,782
1,398
820
2,518
4,714
3,631
2,458
25
4,649
3,931
1,344
80
715
1,996
5,692
1,658
1,629
710
2,450
4,152
3,450
2,286
2«
1,795
1,976
956
40
311
1,013
2,196
1,082
909
410
1,360
2,557
1,631
1,136
97
3,841
3,097
1,367
40
549
2,168
4,554
1,576
1,196
730
2,314
4,083
3,098
2,121
28
691
1,216
685
40
165
290
834
660
716
175
706
1,470
621
555
29
1,104
760
271
146
723
1,362
422
193
235
654
1,087
1,010
581
30
1,785
1,961
921
40
301
1,013
2,181
1,077
894
400
1,330
2,552
1,631
1,116
31
2,175
2,473
983
65
435
1,074
2,520
1,178
1,222
425
1,535
2,758
1,900
1,342
32
3,798
2,981
1,273
40
503
2,078
4,428
1,566
1,163
715
2,160
3,961
3,068
2,057
33
3,843
3,201
1,134
70
612
1,812
4,571
1,464
1,418
615
2,100
3,565
2,865
1,866
34
43
108
85
46
81
111
10
32
10
143
117
30
63
35
44
67
96
5
49
68
64
25
36
15
150
57
40
58
36
43
116
94
46
90
126
10
33
15
154
122
30
64
37
44
69
97
5
51
86
69
25
36
20
155
57
40
60
38
694
680
146
10
46
161
1,005
201
197
90
186
614
508
317
.19
712
646
106
5
47
87
981
162
175
75
185
520
530
360
40
782
716
152
10
52
161
1,125
206
202
90
204
631
533
337
11
762
661
113
5
52
98
1,052
169
175
75
195
530
545
360
42
1,899
1,967
889
50
316
1,076
2,432
1,087
884
415
1,351
2,416
1,668
1,215
43
2,420
2,628
1,118
65
531
1,153
2,984
1,303
1,437
415
1,555
2,947
2,185
1,437
44
3,089
2,556
1,100
55
479
1,367
3,850
1,348
1,114
485
1,713
3,164
2,256
1,626
45
4,057
3,486
1,432
75
724
1,545
5,470
1,576
1,757
535
2,050
3,564
3,080
1,998
46
1,945
1,872
850
45
331
1,098
2,572
1,017
914
375
1,276
2,428
1,468
1,106
47
2,395
2,168
983
50
370
1,094
3,060
1,133
1,372
350
1,325
2,588
1,495
1,049
in
1,484
1,608
724
45
261
1,002
1,932
816
699
335
1,115
1 990
1,285
1,031
49
1,594
1,567
633
55
265
804
1,934
712
677
250
. 810
1,422
1,250
912
50
631
536
211
15
66
722
1,128
426
235
245
495
1,543
951
435
SI
797
665
136
20
68
708
1,334
476
241
215
480
1,577
955
462
52
631
541
191
25
61
733
1,172
406
205
260
490
1,431
861
435
53
185
221
5
126
471
60
50
5
50
145
155
143
54
77
131
22
11
80
82
115
5
40
56
110
35
57
55
850
656
195
5
%
637
1,087
457
141
.185
557
1,056
817
501
50
1,636
1,043
588
30
211
688
2,154
577
488
300
718
1,291
1,178
960
57
2,471
1,507
885
90
378
978
2,536
1,091
1,018
390
990
2,032
1,281
1,103
5I<
189
800
60
15
270
371
420
210
55
328
1,254,
239
65
59
226
680
110
5
5
170
451
301
190
55
160
1,230
175
70
n
205
445
476
25
130
195
175
235
456
105
480
296
391
331
61
715
960
1,011
20
201
650
586
515
1,085
230
776
1,150
845
536
62
165
240
321
20
110
150
160
150
291
45
345
96
311
281
63
40
205
155
5
20
45
15
85
165
60
135
200
80
50
64
40
205
150
5
5
20
45
15
85
165
60
135
200
80
50
65
66
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11^2-11/28
67
1,849
2,084
1,000
55
326
1,051
2,350
1,136
1,053
435
1,350
2,723
1,570
1,235
66
2,439
2,955
1,378
75
531
1,213
3,057
1,458
1,867
500
1,705
3,323
2,220
1,663
69
2,822
3,320
1,675
90
652
2,011
3,516
1,800
1,541
715
2,181
4,598
2,652
1,963
TO
4,004
5,000
2,610
145
1,128
2,408
4,653
2,594
2,807
890
3,065
5,338
3,710
2,938
71
1,809
2,019
985
55
296
1,001
2,325
1,111
1,003
400
1,305
2,673
1,530
1,205
72
2,329
2,875
1,318
75
516
1,118.
2,967
1,413
1,817
480
1,685
3,233
2,185
1,608
73
337
770
330
20
35
195
516
345
405
95
365
785
280
270
74
1,472
1,249
655
35
261
806
1,809
766
598
305
940
1,888
1,250
935
75
762
851
465
25
201
645
811
456
392
215
603
1,320
746
523
76
1,013
1,301
690
35
356
1,010
1,191
689
538
315
876
1,925
1,122
758
77
580
242
136
10
46
258
1,178
141
77
95
221
371
363
226
78
890
523
217
15
65
384
1,295
212
177
105
370
487
450
348
79
1,755
806
349
10
107'
411
3,484
232
94
120
483
579
685
493
m
3,316
1,294
999
15
239
758
3,128
342
355
245
1,180
855
1,060
925
si
420
177
86
10
31
203
913
96
66
80
170
281
223
146
BS
600
303
87
15
43
184
985
111
87
45
165
297
295
186
B3
1,072
642
195
10
37
331
2,366
152
83
100
358
398
384
373
X4
1,418
713
174
15
97
379
1,917
153
130
55
215
378
500
528
H5
190
125
51
10
25
131
501
55
55
65
115
222
143
107
M
230
52
35
...
6
72
412
41
11
15
55
59
80
39
S7
1,867
2,082
1,009
35
337
1,055
2,366
1,156
1,040
423
1,397
2,643
1,559
1,176
H
2,579
2,819
1,476
87
554
1,258
3,156
1,561
1,916
528
1,709
3,471
2,218
1,586
69
76
81
42
2
16
44
216
60
55
34
65
75
%
87
90
100
107
47
4
12
53
174
38
54
27
66
82
94
102
91
160
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator are based
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Estimated number of farms . 1959 .
1954.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Grain combines .
Com pickers.
Pick-up balers .
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
Field forage harvesters forms reporting
number
Motortrucks. farms reporting
number
Tractors farms reporting
number
Tractors other than garden farms reporting
number
1 tractor farms reporting
2 or more tractors farms reporting
Wheel tractors farms reporting
number
Crawler tractors farms reporting
number
Garden tractors farms reporting
number
1959..
1954..
1959 . .
1954..
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959..
1954 . .
1959..
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959 . .
1959 . -
1954..
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959..
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954 . .
. farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Telephone rams reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Home freezer farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
Electric milk cooler farms reporting 1959 . .
Bulk-type farms reporting 1959 . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 .
1950..
Gravel, shell, or shale 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 reporting 1959 . .
1 to 4 miles farms reporting 1959 . ,
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959 . .
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate average daro of enumeration 1959 . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION1
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
persons 1959. .
1954.
Operators working 1 or more hours persons 1959 . .
1954 .
1 to 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 1959 .
Hired workers rarms reporting 1959 .
1054.
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 (arms reporting 1959 .
FARM OPERATOR RESIDENCE
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1(54.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
287
481
10
41
10
41
20
20
20
20
31
56
37
61
11
21
16
21
172
251
313
371
227
341
427
659
139
253
81
58
139
261
247
423
6'
10
.6
10
132
166
174
226
226
416
341
705
277
451
182
316
31
55
36
6
268
661
9
5
10
10
10
11/29-12/5
263
416
414
656
263
411
60
203
111
151
102
181
300
655
72
126
236
475
25
47
247
464
25
24
360
471
65
65
65
65
5
5
5
5
40
25
40
25
30
30
30
30
205
231
225
266
255
321
340
431
245
290
205
40
245
276
285
341
5
25
5
30
50
60
50
60
290
376
340
416
300
321
235
201
60
45
45
30
15
30
170
365
50
15
135
246
65
70
70
11/15-11/21
335
456
465
697
335
441
130
205
105
130
25
51
50
86
20
36
30
61
10
10
307
489
16
14
2,460
3,321
318
329
335
337
271
177
286
177
716
347
716
347
376
268
391
268
1,580
1,731
2,034
2,198
2,290
2,751
4,337
4,328
2,179
3,801
1,105
1,074
2,154
2,596
3,576
3,530
204
237
225
272
503
496
536
526
2,175
2,726
2,678
3,607
2,244
2,781
1,689
1,564
1,020
1,032
900
100
77
724
1,279
1,796
945
1,005
195
970
115
80
80
11/22-11/28
2,083
3,040
3,353
5,060
2,043
2,970
535
1,508
935
1,310
400
835
959
4,443
309
300
594
613
216
93
2,178
3,144
98
115
1,963
2,546
360
310
360
315
185
100
210
100
588
370
598
370
120
70
120
80
1,083
1,096
1,301
1,226
1,498
1,446
2,372
1,941
1,408
2,001
981
427
1,392
1,331
1,938
1,631
58
45
63
50
361
250
371
260
1,547
1,676
1,842
1,976
1,568
1,646
1,148
916
366
310
451
86
51
261
1,142
1,773
175
185
586
1,020
421
165
165
11/1.-11/21
1,713
2,166
2,635
3,251
1,663
2,106
551
1,112
676
972
198
291
309
531
125
121
175
236
1,695
2,360
87
124
140
165
25
10
25
10
15
5
15
5
95
90
95
100
130
140
195
170
125
165
105
20
125
140
160
160
5
30
10
30
10
95
135
110
150
110
130
70
95
25
25
25
15
15
35
95
150
25
40
20
45
5
15
15
11/15-11/21
130
160
175
280
125
130
50
75
50
50
10
10
25
10
10
5
20
5
125
167
6
5
2,370
2,483
760
777
765
782
689
546
724
551
1,021
752
1,021
757
349
212
399
212
1,275
1,168
1,525
1,416
2,035
2,048
4,624
3,991
1,950
3,825
746
1,204
1,935
1,908
3,725
3,169
94
71
100
106
749
696
799
716
2,189
2,208
2,843
3,165
1,815
1,438
1,598
1,348
1,142
1,168
1,092
210
47
975
1,628
1,746
242
256
455
731
335
120
120
11/15-11/21
2,179
2,302
3,717
4,022
2,139
2,242
430
1,709
1,019
1,578
524
648
1,308
2,106
418
398
931
646
246
172
2,071
2,403
143
121
878
1,222
257
211
257
211
137
112
137
112
302
197
302
197
66
46
66
46
383
347
421
388
758
912
1,367
1,260
728
1,091
460
268
728
842
1,068
1,050
22
40
23
40
276
170
276
170
788
992
994
1,173
563
277
592
446
286
306
306
16
10
232
342
550
226
116
305
435
180
125
125
11/22-11/28
832
1,136
1,265
1,956
817
1,076
331
486
306
448
97
141
147
263
62
66
92
111
32
30
861
1,066
27
49
1,654
2,115
71
65
71
51
40
51
40
329
219
330
219
31
5
31
5
763
790
811
854
1,034
965
1,603
1,229
899
1,184
685
214
884
780
1,133
871
51
52
51
52
397
301
419
306
1,243
1,609
1,463
1,852
1,418
1,529
908
653
271
247
231
20
21
168
656
1,007
823
780
155
466
75
80
75
5
11/22-11/28
1,464
1,944
2,174
2,784
1,403
1,859
695
708
556
771
164
258
266
410
98
82
137
105
1,456
1,983
1,223
1,606
406
246
413
247
341
205
346
206
497
226
502
226
189
73
195
73
733
676
873
739
1,058
1,156
1,905
1,633
1,028
1,770
571
457
1,018
1,101
1,674
1,461
86
54
96
55
130
114
135
117
1,091
1,241
1,455
1,692
772
778
768
654
464
394
494
51
33
340
575
900
272
65
356
521
191
165
160
5
11/15-11/21
1,078
1,475
1,823
2,594
1,033
1,414
245
788
"538
,790
225
286
380
446
174
186
268
250
105
69
1,105
1,464
68
84
1For 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
oa reports for only a sample of firms. See lext]
161
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Tflncaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lye cuing
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
2,004
1,186
912
740
7,066
1,346
1,512
1,330
1,323
1,591
528
2,447
902
501
!
2,701
1,496
1,194
993
7,942
1,620
1,656
1,666
1,984
2,217
768
3,266
1,088
726
a
509
351
246
30
1,495
405
463
541
207
383
63
632
261
172
•:
386
181
207
56
1,617
315
351
464
232
306
30
516
193
121
4
519
362
251
30
1,546
405
465
557
213
398
63
632
261
174
5
391
181
222
56
1,617
315
357
475
237
' 306
30
516
193
126
6
351
146
276
1,567
330
551
526
122
466
26
577
221
103
7
235
65
206
1,171
280
361
475
71
336
6
491
162
65
I
356
146
281
1,583
330
553
544
123
474
26
577
221
105
•>
235
65
211
1,176
280
361
490
71
337
6
491
162
65
in
694
461
397
267
2,411
460
641
480
337
613
178
862
351
168
11
326
241
243
212
1,752
375
361
370
207
326
82
541
218
111
12
695
461
397
274
2,454
465
648
493
343
613
179
872
351
173
ii
340
241
243
233
1,757
375
361
390
212
326
92
541
219
111
H
158
161
90
122
693
170
360
98
94
253
68
382
161
66
11.
88
100
50
112
471
125
131
62
72
86
43
201
62
25
16
158
166
95
127
763
180
392
119
94
253
69
397
187
66
17
88
100
50
112
471
125
136
75
72
86
43
206
82
25
lh
1,019
686
422
540
3,295
656
912
890
918
935
333
1,132
477
286
19
1,171
626
388
623
3,132
725
766
961
1,113
1,041
338
1,221
368
311
20
1,193
804
504
683
3,981
727
1,1327
tl5
1,260
1,286
1,139
409
1,299
567
393
21
1,300
669
461
769
3,760
780
1,419
1,447
1,138
405
1,433
402
404
22
1,689
1,006
767
620
5,561
1,151
1,312
1,199
1,113
1,394
388
2,202
667
431
a
1,921
1,166
839
733
6,042
1,315
1,321
1,406
1,478
1,741
463
2,766
708
530
24
2,730
1,671
1,454
1,039
13,084
2,157
2,957
2,829
2,088
2,741
617
3,851
1,275
741
29
2,697
1,548
1,319
1,119
12,248
2,040
2,350
2,866
2,279
2,547
641
3,925
1,104
812
21
1,604
951
747
575
5,246
1,101
1,282
1,169
1,023
1,359
378
2,162
657
371
'.'7
2,307
1,431
1,328
924
10, 593
1,786
2,528
2,513
1,741
2,449
551
3,255
1,165
619
38
1,076
585
325
332
1,974
576
501
426
610
660
250
1,335
305
200
.".'
528
366
422
243
3,272
525
781
743
413
699
128
827
352
171
30
1,569
936
732
570
5,181
1,091
1,262
1,134
998
1,343
378
2,157
657
366
11
1,776
1,121
799
658
5,662
1,225
1,246
1,256
1,383
1,611
403
2,671
678
435
32
2,200
1,374
1,282
908
10,277
1,676
2,421
2,261
1,631
2,355
516
3,157
1,145
556
33
2,213
1,362
1,146
937
9,798
1,685
1,990
2,163
1,871
2,155
507
3,354
987
574
34
104
51
41
16
299
80
102
229
106
93
32
87
20
57
35
125
36
46
42
216
25
70
334
87
116
42
46
41
72
n
107
57
46
16
316
110
107
252
110
94
35
98
20
63
17
127
36
52
47
232
25
75
383
98
121
44
46
46
87
IB
388
235
126
105
2,343
366
402
301
325
281
61
571
110
117
39
348
150
116
125
2,127
325
270
303
310
271
80
515
66
151
40
423
240
126
115
2,491
371
429
316
347
292
66
596
110
122
41
357
150
121
135
2,218
330
285
320
310
271
90
525
71
151
42
1,694
946
842
599
5,354
1,141
1,376
1,244
1,117
1,421
393
2,187
707
451
43
2,091
1,196
994
743
6,112
1,300
1,510
1,461
1,558
1,792
638
2,681
838
625
44
2,114
1,122
1,059
719
7,299
1,512
1,766
1,766
1,364
1,827
483
2,787
858
584
45
2,661
1,488
1,209
1,105
9,049
1,815
2,120
2,326
2,129
2,353
774
3,517
1,160
877
46
1,648
996
732
610
5,316
1,176
1,297
1,160
988
1,270
498
2,012
687
436
47
1,766
955
579
803
5,627
1,255
1,176
1,286
1,152
1,556
646
2,381
653
556
48
1,331
741
652
363
4,749
845
1,155
919
768
1,144
363
1,582
631
365
49
1,109
661
548
457
4,097
890
860
922
662
1,112
413
1,571
427
419
50
556
395
372
388
2,544
355
708
215
337
663
227
870
391
135
51
670
345
378
412
2,551
565
610
240
416
695
253
1,105
383
115
52
535
390
407
408
2,314
395
708
255
392
723
212
610
406
150
53
90
115
5
6
488
100
151
30
7
156
5
125
60
5
54
50
45
11
6
282
50
77
28
21
90
20
126
20
6
55
465
316
347
263
2,506
435
710
556
246
608
143
702
291
169
56
880
601
457
434
6,142
896
1,278
817
866
762
416
1,180
546
356
57
1,225
1,116
722
823
6,037
1,077
1,436
1,212
1,258
1,062
740
1,541
602
523
56
485
245
160
71
501
255
92
98
87
383
47
938
166
55
59
540
165
145
26
620
586
95
140
55
155
41
1,236
145
65
60
621
335
295
210
323
190
102
410
351
435
60
290
190
90
■1
1,116
630
396
320
965
235
275
556
645
990
160
655
385
295
62
371
210
220
130
303
130
67
345
240
190
35
165
125
45
63
250
125
75
80
20
60
35
65-
111
245
25
125
65
45
64
250
125
75
80
20
60
30
5
65
111
245
25
125
60
5
45
65
66
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/29-12/5
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/22-0.1/28
67
1,714
1,096
817
622
6,365
1,191
1,385
1,182
1,114
1,465
478
2,192
872
439
68
2,495
1,376
1,129
882
7,352
1,460
1,580
1,440
1,733
2,022
723
3,096
1,043
635
69
2,804
1,671
1,433
1,092
10,641
1,861
2,394
1,958
1,762
2,440
695
3,385
1,480
638
70
4,166
2,321
1,956
1,508
12,232
2,275
2,595
2,660
2,864
3,388
1,024
5,228
1,919
1,026
71
1,664
1,086
802
607
6,270
1,151
1,365
1,157
1,074
1,425
478
2,132
852
429
7!
2,420
1,326
1,109
842
7,247
1,385
1,555
1,400
1,673
1,972
718
3,001
1,023
620
73
535
355
191
141
1,123
425
245
326
195
418
147
575
185
110
74
1,129
731
611
466
5,147
726
1,120
829
879
1,007
331
1,557
667
319
75
780
421
426
310
2,807
460
641
606
518
697
132
877
416
148
76
1,140
585
631
485
4,371
710
1,029
801
708
1,015
217
1,253
628
209
77
207
130
171
144
1,567
171
307
305
193
259
76
246
177
74
78
420
235
162
277
2,817
305
336
561
468
301
70
416
172
103
79
562
250
287
268
2,674
284
616
777
434
431
175
366
268
161
80
734
665
254
865
6,179
515
1,037
3,238
1,689
566
187
704
235
478
81
137
90
101
129
1,201
111
237
210
128
204
56
161
152
44
82
190
80
117
147
1,617
185
201
306
206
171
52
241
117
68
83
273
170
142
220
1,890
201
349
434
259
319
130
231
213
106
84
300
120
188
248
2,302
225
372
736
400
241
105
352
139
139
85
96
55
75
90
944
70
182
145
75
137
30
121
115
25
86
41
35
26
39
257
41
55
65
53
67
26
40
37
19
87
1,812
1,125
861
641
6,078
1,243
1,277
1,186
1,252
1,375
458
2,195
857
419
88
2,538
1,419
1,161
1,004
7,539
1,548
1,664
1,554
1,901
1,997
769
3,141
1,041
660
89
103
49
36
25
282
37
59
96
71
63
21
44
24
19
90
101
53
32
31
306
34
61
88
78
78
26
96
22
15
• 1
162
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 6.-EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES ON FARMS AND
[All data except residence of operator ere baaed
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Schuylkill
Estimated number of farms .
.1959.
1954.
SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES
Grain combines farms reporting 1959 .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Corn pickers farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Pick-up balers farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959..
1954..
Field forage harvesters farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Motortrucks farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number 1959 . .
1954..
Tractors other than garden farms reporting 1959 . .
number 1959 . .
1 tractor farms reporting 1959 . .
2 or more tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
Wheel tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Crawler tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
• number 1959. .
1954..
Garden tractors farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954 . .
Automobiles farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
Telephone farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Home freezer farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Milking machine farms reporting 1959 . .
1954 . .
Electric milk cooler farms reporting 1959 . .
Bulk-type farms reporting 1959 . .
Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops) farms reporting 1959 . .
Power-operated elevator, conveyer, or blower farms reporting 1959 . .
Farms by kind of road on which located:
Hard surface farms reporting 1959 . .
1950..
Gravel, shell, or shale 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 reporting 1959 . .
1 to 4 miles farms reporting 1959. .
5 or more miles farms reporting 1959..
DATE OF ENUMERATION
Approximate average date of enumeration 1959 . .
FARM LABOR, WEEK PRECEDING ENUMERATION '
Family workers, including operators farms reporting 1959 . ,
1954 . .
persons 1959. .
1954 . .
Operators working 1 or more hours persons 1959 .
1954 .
1 to 14 houra persons 1959 .
15 or more 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 .
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
Residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959 .
1954.
Not residing on farm operated operators reporting 1959.
1954.
1,527
2,539
418
494
418
500
467
367
477
367
533
484
540
496
282
187
308
192
912
1,184
1,203
1,570
1,375
2,074
3,124
3,619
1,275
2,435
526
749
1,265
1,754
2,365
2,727
55
36
70
36
575
806
689
856
1,381
2,293
2,203
3,905
1,427
2,304
1,013
1,469
427
582
482
92
57
539
1,279
2,278
98
150
140
220
110
30
30
11/22-11/28
1,375
2,253
2,246
3,623
1,355
2,163
325
1,030
516
891
467
654
1,301
1,787
347
429
916
1,067
190
157
1,310
2,365
81
118
512
550
211
135
211
135
160
135
160
135
231
120
231
120
76
20
82
20
326
285
342
330
437
485
863
780
432
763
206
226
432
475
757
690
6
15
6
15
100
75
100
75
442
490
543
585
462
460
396
300
186
210
216
6
5
181
267
351
95
50
150
225
115
35
35
11/22-11/28
446
515
691
950
446
490
160
286
170
245
91
110
125
245
46
70
75
90
30
16
436
522
27
31
1,382
1,896
593
542
605
558
641
571
661
584
577
502
585
507
283
211
339
239
832
1,006
1,216
1,325
1,252
1,601
2,642
2,798
1,212
2,430
555
657
1,212
1,491
2,345
2,374
75
93
85
98
202
311
212
326
1,260
1,626
1,760
2,186
1,257
1,546
951
1,088
437
561
448
56
65
611
865
1,229
100
81
402
800
287
115
115
11/22-11/28
1,269
1,729
2,033
3,020
1,214
1,684
347
867
578
819
281
455
711
1,345
190
295
408
617
107
83
1,230
1,771
73
81
1,505
1,851
622
460
632
480
521
335
537
340
565
330
565
340
161
85
171
95
1,075
1,046
1,312
1,287
1,298
1,406
2,460
2,059
1,273
2,284
595
678
1,253
1,326
2,169
1,863
105
51
115
56
176
140
176
140
1,365
1,591
1,765
2,127
1,144
1,205
1,112
1,011
305
345
340
35
41
592
747
998
256
120
456
745
280
176
176
11/15-11/21
1,298
1,606
2,274
2,961
1,278
1,566
335
943
631
996
310
316
755
1,274
225
191
520
369
160
65
1,296
1,749
85
94
1,223
1,617
441
336
441
336
360
310
360
310
486
285
496
285
166
41
181
41
563
582
636
610
1,023
1,257
1,838
1,802
993
1,700
510
483
988
1,227
1,628
1,605
57
61
72
61
137
136
138
136
1,073
1,452
1,372
1,794
998
1,012
902
717
480
400
480
20
41
362
582
911
191
110
440
670
270
170
160
10
11/22-11/28
1,098
1,547
1,945
2,633
1,078
1,522
300
778
552
867
183
267
297
351
143
112
197
131
105
38
1,183
1,543
47
59
11
11
11
16
5
6
5
11
11
1
12
2
1
1
1
1
37
41
62
88
41
41
99
130
16
69
5
U
16
26
68
84
1
6
1
6
30
30
30
40
47
46
93
87
52
61
15
20
1
1
1
11/29-12/5
47
56
82
106
42
56
25
40
42
46
110
575
42
21
105
79
15
27
179
354
11
21
11
21
16
21
16
21
32
33
32
33
16
25
16
25
UA
194
136
217
129
209
220
281
104
172
65
39
99
168
143
190
29
13
29
14
43
67
48
77
158
304
191
380
154
264
128
197
26
56
32
5
43
112
191
37
35
25
70
20
5
5
11/15-11/21
173
332
273
542
172
327
60
112
76
101
24
59
41
102
24
48
33
56
167
324
694
931
151
160
152
165
26
10
26
10
279
149
280
149
122
87
127
87
437
516
573
571
597
661
1,117
1,082
592
1,044
326
266
582
641
940
862
85
99
104
112
68
108
73
108
604
726
694
876
614
711
473
481
423
423
403
11
31
297
412
676
156
55
116
393
30
11/15-11/21
627
886
900
1,413
617
881
155
462
217
283
112
175
163
953
72
110
100
141
57
15
571
959
29
33
1,705
1,600
403
380
404
385
263
230
283
230
458
285
458
290
121
30
121
30
1,240
1,265
1,611
1,540
1,410
1,540
2,466
2,365
1,385
2,325
747
638
1,370
1,465
2,202
2,080
107
130
123
140
106
145
141
145
1,470
1,530
1,767
2,040
1,360
1,060
1,064
920
260
315
255
40
51
398
1,059
925
80
100
556
805
375
181
181
11/22-11/28
1,534
1,675
2,430
3,305
1,504
1,620
485
1,019
642
926
274
525
532
2,015
189
235
331
380
110
79
1,506
1,675
78
116
JFor 1954, data relate to week of September 26-0ctober 2.
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM LABOR: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
163
on reports for only
a sample of farms.
See text]
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyrwm 4wg
York
1,217
2,367
351
1,692
1,553
727
873
926
2,428
1,551
2,639
729
4,696
1
1,351
2,921
439
2,124
1,873
852
1,324
1,215
3,422
2,199
3,906
1,086
5,546
2
311
406
55
182
402
297
222
1A4
643
26
8M
97
1,510
3
165
277
36
107
233
196
277
93
382
57
649
115
1,236
4
321
411
55
182
402
300
222
144
649
26
815
97
1,530
5
165
282
36
107
233
202
282
93
383
57
656
115
1,254
a
271
278
10
16
107
287
127
60
396
10
547
36
1,784
r
165
207
5
5
65
196
107
10
222
363
25
1,459
B
281
278
10
16
107
293
127
60
398
10
552
36
1,837
9
170
212
5
5
65
196
107
10
222
368
25
1,461
10
387
934
136
935
920
357
243
323
1,191
730
1,182
329
1,595
11
171
504
57
438
468
217
173
168
742
398
670
184
1,234
12
387
934
136
935
936
361
244
324
1,200
735
1,189
337
1,604
a
171
504
57
444
468
219
173
169
743
398
672
186
1,235
14
127
359
46
454
408
152
73
158
268
269
350
177
457
15
26
218
20
244
209
62
73
73
127
123
159
120
266
IS
127
364
46
469
408
172
75
159
268
270
356
178
477
17
26
233
20
245
209
62
74
74
127
123
159
121
267
18
562
1,251
176
1,035
987
477
363
491
1,491
1,071
1,679
493.
2,725
19
466
1,296
138
1,129
908
382
464
594
1,582
1,259
1,825
584
2,641
20
619
1,506
213.
1,314
1,183
545
423
581
1,870
1,290
1,977
660
3,311
21
537
1,471
153
1,283
1,032
431
561
664
1,845
1,484
2,028
711
3,054
22
9*7
2,027
321
1,462
1,421
652
798
811
2,128
1,356
2,253
674
4,154
23
1,001
2,170
294
1,694
1,583
652
1,089
905
2,372
1,714
2,986
811
4,481
24
1,647
3,756
547
2,815
3,001
1,352
1,219
1,426
3,844
2,448
4,140
1,290
8,290
25
1,393
3,373
405
2,486
2,442
1,076
1,517
1,265
3,433
2,408
4,170
1,199
7,620
26
922
1,956
296
1,432
1,391
642
773
771
2,053
1,311
2,098
624
3,999
27
1,531
3,346
472
2,565
2,591
1,257
1,018
1,218
3,246
2,190
3,483
1,090
7,238
28
475
980
175
642
562
240
570
481
1,187
636
1,115
291
1,935
29
447
976
121
790
829
402
203
290
866
675
983
333
2,064
30
907
1,911
291
1,417
1,386
642
768
771
2,047
1,305
2,053
619
3,983
31
966
1,985
289
1,644
1,558
627
1,014
880
2,192
1,609
2,626
755
4,156
32
1,495
3,118
432
2,432
2,461
1,232
996
1,194
3,117
2,055
3,309
990
7,026
33
1,227
2,882
360
2,186
2,135
962
1,278
1,080
2,801
2,088
3,339
970
6,306
34
36
222
35
133
119
22
22
17
119
134
167
86
190
35
75
188
10
64
47
2
22
16
81
88
162
55
153
36
36
228
40
133
130
25
22
24
129
135
174
100
212
37
85
193
10
64
47
3
23
18
87
89
173
57
165
38
111
395
75
239
385
95
191
202
567
226
595
190
1,001
39
SL
283
35
231
260
111
216
164
540
231
648
166
1,099
40
116
410
75
250
410
95
201
208
598
258
657
200
1,052
41
81
298
35
236
260
111
216
167
545
231
658
171
1,149
42
1,016
2,012
306
1,452
1,428
676
792
755
2,101
1,265
2,234
624
4,204
43
1,081
2,401
364
1,839
1,558
747
1,094
937
2,642
1,799
3,151
860
4,826
!l
1,286
2,454
361
1,795
1,824
841
1,081
940
2,784
1,526
2,716
889
5,565
45
1,445
3,092
458
2,321
2,015
1,105
1,458
1,146
3,362
2,278
4,012
1,159
6,713
46
857
1,732
261
1,367
1,373
697
698
811
2,242
1,350
2,429
614
3,140
47
476
1,701
274
1,384
1,401
672
929
984
2,802
1,628
2,955
671
1,884
4*
922
1,397
231
1,076
1,055
561
562
674
1,756
1,029
1,953
494
3,327
49
721
1,195
194
768
839
431
543
508
1,607
929
1,993
344
3,000
50
462
1,019
200
1,294
1,179
382
228
473
853
1,169
908
499
939
51
371
1,069
166
1,513
1,170
342
277
525
791
1,416
979
560
1,000
5i
472
973
185
1,314
1,129
397
202
403
848
1,204
978
489
989
53
15
266
35
61
136
12
113
252
111
232
37
403
54
25
117
10
27
85
'41
17
32
116
25
189
12
41
55
362
761
101
954
926
376
187
279
859
809
882
379
1,512
5B
606
1,176
181
879
695
457
413
475
1,151
873
1,349
363
2,348
57
731
1,533
250
1,338
1,040
378
735
770
1,803
1,286
1,989
569
3,332
58
286
231
85
398
468
135
250
276
866
337
373
151
772
50
150
110
45
120
175
90
276
216
1,070
155
405
75
375
60
315
936
85
395
385
120
200
170
396
331
876
200
1,546
61
620
1,258
175
1,016
1,102
335
575
425
625
742
1,560
472
2,565
6'>
180
575
50
185
180
75
75
75
271
171
556
90
1,126
63
135
361
35
210
205
45
125
95
125
160
320
110
420
04
135
361
35
210
205
45
125
85
10
125
160
320
110
410
10
65
06
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
11/15-11/21
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
11/15-11/21
H/22-11/28
11/22-11/28
Ll/22-11/28
67
1,077
2,141
321
1,591
1,443
675
748
881
2,157
1,390
2,460
573
4,234
6B
1,291
2,771
418
2,044
1,733
782
1,204
1,118
3,022
2,074
3,425
958
4,920
69
1,968
3,732
471
2,553
2,436
1,140
1,030
1,527
3,534
2,327
4,151
939
6,752
70
2,196
5,127
648
3,615
2,782
1,443
1,856
1,725
5,062
3,768
6,021
1,544
7,810
71
1,062
2,101
310
1,561
1,413
650
738
856
2,070
1,350
2,395
548
4,139
72
1,261
2,711
418
2,009
1,683
732
1,199
1,088
2,917
2,024
3,285
932
4,775
73
290
437
110
255
285
170
320
206
605
256
536
135
1,068
74
772
1,664
200
1,306
1,128
480
418
650
1,465
1,094
1,859
413
3,071
75
556
1,019
101
726
673
335
231
406
958
737
1,156
236
1,883
76
906
1,631
161
992
1,023
490
292
671
1,464
977
1,756
391
2,613
77
136
434
50
314
322
122
97
85
338
274
478
132
676
78
176
759
30
458
387
137
123
156
592
387
600
244
996
79
210
660
95
501
523
207
165
138
565
401
824
270
1,176
B0
610
1,493
35
654
605
271
446
373
1,276
562
1,175
653
2,073
81
81
348
50
234
242
72
57
50
232
208
328
87
436
82
51
499
20
323
261
97
68
91
287
302
360
124
536
83
105
504
90
374
288
122
105
89
374
285
546
145
768
84
95
758
25
438
317
Ul
142
153
605
396
619
193
992
H5
65
260
25
170
199
50
50
27
165
155
206
60
312
x«
16
88
25
64
43
22
7
23
67
53
122
27
124
87
1,096
2,024
270
1,611
1,449
696
839
862
2,237
1,483
2,305
569
4,273
SB
1,304
2,750
447
2,075
1,839
885
1,356
1,204
3,246
2,003
3,741
1,063
5,277
an
62
121
14
50
47
40
35
19
101
32
122
32
231
90
35
89
13
56
60
27
56
29
115
55
126
45
229
91
164
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[DaU are based on roports for only
Item
(For definition? and explanations
see text)
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
I'SF. OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
1
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
farms reporting 1959 . . .
74,U28
1,692
506
942
776
1,615
2,415
702
2,080
n
1954 . . .
93,550
2,130
943
1,532
1,015
1,937
3,119
910
2,400
3
acres on which gsed 1959 . . .
2,990,323
101,262
10,363
27,589
15,895
53,993
143,474
33,605
68,876
4
1954 .. .
3,200,352
105,344
18,793
42,756
18,335
65,876
131,506
32,090
66,806
S
ions 1959 . . .
590,2*4
19,633
2,429
3,837
3,229
10,004
27,034
6,100
12,519
6
1954...
609,005
19,992
3,308
6,053
3,169
9,470
23,850
5,754
10,790
7
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959...
73,881
584,900
1,692
19,628
506
2,429
932
3,809
776
3,229
1,615
10,004
2,400
26,452
697
6,095
2,065
12,420
8
g
. farms reporting 1959. . .
834
5
25
52
10
35
in
Crops on which used-
tons 1959 .. .
5,344
5
28
582
5
J9
11
farms reporting 1959 . . .
22,640
453
121
126
156
499
839
305
562
12
1954 . . .
20,747
318
166
236
145
478
661
210
467
13
acres 1959 . . .
541,729
13,090
1,375
1,743
2,680
11,123
27,531
9,580
12,417
14
1954...
389,008
9,500
2,490
2,905
2,690
10,933
14,175
6,115
8,060
15
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959...
22,535
107,273
453
2,771
121
405
126
213
156
604
499
2,271
819
5,675
305
1,832
547
2,215
16
17
Farms reporting 1959. . .
147
30
15
16
tons 1959 . . .
507
114
9
1!)
. farms reporting 1959. . .
8,223
185
55
90
65
127
277
60
156
20
1954 .. .
7,924
135
61
115
35
162
200
30
155
21
acres 1959 . . .
113,459
4,733
370
1,005
735
1,522
4,819
775
1,900
22
1954 . . .
116,345
4,110
993
1,150
480
1,957
3,125
440
1,400
23
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
8,158
185
55
90
65
127
267
60
156
2)
tons 1959...
21,579
848
102
193
181
282
945
134
292
25
farms reporting 1959. . .
66
10
26
tons 1959 . . .
138
70
27
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
61,414
1,423
262
866
606
1,402
2,049
591
1,700
28
1954 .. .
78,334
1,899
592
1,367
765
1,751
2,582
720
2,005
29
acres 1959 .. .
1,056,575
38,478
2,920
9,930
4,955
18,260
53,551
10,532
25,425
30
1954 .. .
1,137,602
42,336
5,500
15,044
5,905
21,181
55,057
10,280
27,155
31
. farms reporting 1959. . .
61,167
1,423
262
851
606
1,402
2,029
591
1,685
32
tons 1959 . . .
203,875
7,548
531
1,300
1,010
3,261
9,737
1,843
4,619
33
farms reporting 1959 . . .
529
2,213
20
41
20
34
tons 1959...
27
192
45
35
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
38,904
51,640
1,096
1,300
201
397
606
1,040
426
560
848
1,072
1,578
1,912
iii
445
321
546
36
37
acres 1959. . .
473,278
16,503
1,399
5,924
2,765
7,311
26,138
4,853
2,500
38
1954 . . .
576,014
19,115
3,188
9,265
3,380
9,256
27,504
5,015
4,015
39
. farms reporting 1959. . .
38,722
1,096
201
601
426
848
1,563
411
321
40
tons 1959 .. .
80,148
2,918
217
759
491
1,274
4,644
746
400
41
farms reporting 1959 . . .
238
5
5
20
5
42
tons 1950...
636
5
1
120
3
43
, farms reporting 1959. . .
4,553
96
20
30
5
55
152
25
20
44
1954 . . .
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
45
acres 1959. . .
35,517
227
15
55
5
105
773
145
70
46
1954...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
47
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959.. .
4,521
23,660
96
113
20
8
30
55
5
1
55
62
147
487
25
72
20
18
48
49
farms reporting 1959 . . .
32
5
50
tons 1959 . . .
415
20
51
. farms reporting 1959. . .
48,086
896
331
641
466
1,022
1,418
421
1,604
52
acres 1959 .. .
769,765
28,231
4,284
8,932
4,755
15,672
30,662
7,720
26,564
53
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
tons 1959...
47,890
148,365
896
5,430
331
1,166
641
1,289
466
942
1,022
2,854
1,408
4,964
421
1,468
1,584
4,876
54
55
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
320
11
. 10
25
56
tons 1959...
1,435
66
5
42
57
Lime or liming materials used during the year ....
farms reporting 1959 . . .
31,395
371
267
535
421
459
614
281
1,303
58
1954 . . .
41,798
613
531
730
665
591
983
375
1,569
59
acres limed 1959. . .
554,293
13,139
2,832
7,910
4,405
7,290
12,610
4,088
26,951
60
1954...
649,069
14,270
7,530
7,595
8,835
8,655
17,755
5,300
30,348
61
tons 1959...
886,924
17,455
4,707
15,645
8,590
■11,876
18,452
7,716
45,477
62
1954...
876,788
19,704
10,875
11,665
12,270
12,777
18,777
8,125
37,787
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
63
farms reporting 1959. . .
99,334
2,007
936
1,422
1,131
2,216
3,142
898
2,737
64
farms reporting 1959. . .
83,761
1,732
650
1,112
866
1,851
2,596
762
2,597
65
1954 .. .
107,922
2,078
1,337
l,o82
1,005
2,157
3,296
1,000
3,105
66
dollars 1959 . . .
189,147,705
4,454,302
1,332,544
1,285,400
1,304,780
2,167,033
7,789,834
1,537,334
6,150,131
67
1954...
183,124,547
4,229,420
1,956,692
1,379,580
1,032,865
2,080,379
7,745,110
1,154,910
5,408,947
08
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
51,632
1,156
398
672
530
1,025
1,843
563
1,148
69
dollars 1959 . . .
72,497,115
3,311,916
349,726
365,715
348,390
764,430
3,485,888
874,740
1,131,113
70
. farms reporting 1959. . .
51,364
1,215
245
566
586
1,172
1,473
501
1,467
71
1954...
73,383
1,597
617
1,181
805
1,454
2,096
590
1,971
72
dollars 1959...
10,212,954
286,705
32,525
84,590
82,868
204,150
306,962
90,565
251,600
73
1954...
12,778,702
331, 543
87,323
145,800
102,560
282,209
428,275
126,540
327,440
74
. farms reporting 1959. . .
. farms reporting 1959. . .
. farms reporting 1959. . .
33,740
16,901
723
715
472
28
185
60
436
125
5
426
160
805
367
930
511
32
320
181
936
521
10
75
76
77
. farms reporting 1959. . .
43,682
1,047
336
396
346
866
1,367
428
1,367
78
1954...
53,402
1,135
513
712
385
1,175
1,789
565
1,434
79
dollars 1959...
71,129,123
2,741,958
1,437,091
402,215
360,850
786,524
3,283,589
870,120
1,472,375
80
1954 . . .
62,951,927
2,318,667
1,372,577
420,920
336,565
676,786
3,110,349
637,455
930,790
81
Under 51,000
. farms reporting 1959. ..
30,362
700
180
306
260
610
790
256
940
82
1954...
39,475
770
330
587
285
967
1,160
395
1,130
83
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,860
142
45
40
45
188
285
60
233
84
1954...
8,559
200
110
100
65
145
410
110
222
85
52.500 or more
farms reporting 1959. . .
6,460
205
111
50
41
68
292
112
194
86
i
1954...
5,368
165
73
25
35
63
219
60
82
87
. farms reporting 1959. . .
3,690
93
70
20
25
46
130
75
121
88
55,000 or more
. farms reporting 1959. . .
2,770
112
41
30
16
22
162
37
73
89
Gasoline and other pet/oleum fuel
farms reporting 1959 . . .
96,589
1,977
906
1,357
1,121
2,141
3,017
893
2,632
90
1954...
100,036
1,941
1,128
1,532
1,020
1,961
3,149
960
2,620
91
dollars 1959...
34,036,711
878,685
304,107
382,515
251,565
626,249
1,240,800
390,455
1,096,224
92
1954...
31,407,091
725,773
277,846
407,295
244,945
535,506
1,235,826
336,200
901,134
93
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
54,039
1,417
549
466
470
1,125
1,893
477
1,670
94
dollars 1959...
14,490,280
354,960
358,455
101,063
90,540
165,141
572,320
124,865
270,800
NA Not available.
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
a sample of farms. See text]
165
Bucks
Butler
Cambria Camero
a
Carbon
Centre
Cheater
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
1,617
1,705
774
25
261
918
1,875
947
717
400
1,350
2,256
1,586
1,116
1
2,160
2,423
1,113
35
445
1,029
2,484
1,223
1,167
420
1,600
2,768
1,950
1,414
2
97,328
51,594
23,037
225
9,222
63,320
110,396
32,785
13,783
17,390
63,587
65,000
87,736
61,272
3
99,324
65,036
26,389
500
13,776
59,482
125,292
37,466
21,074
16,590
63,955
66,349
94,945
62,190
1
24,104
8,609
4,957
31
1,905
9,737
25,344
4,703
2,576
3,328
12,586
12,777
14,833
10,678
5
25,556
11,271
5,578
88
3,126
8,921
28,104
5,428
3,480
3,114
11,511
11,605
13,883
11,058
6
1,612
1,705
774
25
261
918
1,860
947
717
400
1,350
2,256
1,581
1,116
7
23,740
8,609
4,922
31
1,905
9,737
25,208
4,703
2,576
3,328
12,567
12,761
14,732
10,678
8
40
6
15
15
15
25
9
364
...
35
136
19
16
101
10
487
322
166
5
71
411
1,026
221
166
170
415
481
626
355
11
717
453
156
3?
63
311
1,208
207
202
115
325
351
445
317
12
12,782
6,783
3,360
20
762
11,510
38,070
4,185
2,146
3,605
9,305
10,445
16,375
12,141
13
15,876
6,972
1,735
245
804
6,124
30,010
3,140
2,712
2,730
5,305
4,675
8,035
7,579
14
487
322
166
5
71
411
1,021
221
166
170
410
481
626
355
15
2,370
1,015
751
2
121
1,995
8,195
5
695
367
733
1,563
5
2,476
3,020
2,165
10
17
211
130
50
25
156
24
377
120
66
65
3
130
200
215
126
IS
11
246
231
71
10
82
446
150
125
70
105
145
135
120
20
4,140
2,125
435
480
1,842
6,423
1,730
710
760
1,505
2,345
2,640
2,635
21
3,840
2,046
730
110
1,276
15,519
1,455
1,160
1,055
785
1,300
1,705
2,060
22
211
130
50
25
156
377
120
66
65
130
200
215
126
23
730
343
63
75
346
1,187
221
199
151
343
469
609
512
24
25
1,368
1,427
607
23
226
843
1,640
827
581
355
1,223
2,002
1,323
971
26
1,788
2,167
928
30
379
959
2,093
1,043
917
355
1,480
2,508
1,575
1,269
28
35,681
15,907
6,365
125
2,792
20,760
35,059
9,620
4,565
5,655
21,398
24,385
36,217
21,787
29
34,366
21,876
6,922
145
4,482
20,374
39,275
-11,679
6,525
5,165
21,160
26,640
39,205
23,418
30
1,368
1,427
607
25
226
843
1,625
■ 827
581
355
1,218
1,997
1,323
971
31
8,991
2,709
1,387
16
671
3,268
8,947
1,422
907
1,228
4,567
4,431
5,816
3,855
32
30
6
15
5
15
25
33
149
35
54
...
5
16
95
34
1,093
1,025
338
175
647
1,051
620
226
255
1,018
606
1,081
750
35
1,243
1,640
612
5
318
763
1,112
892
551
260
1,230
1,296
1,325
832
36
15,871
8,855
2,679
1,855
12,257
13,625
6,035
1,087
3,410
12,876
4,475
lfl,080
9,696
37
17,129
12,525
4,345
20
3,292
13,100
12,302
7,981
3,592
3,345
16j030
9,599
22,425
10,601
38
1,088
1,025
338
175
647
1,041
620
226
255
1,018
606
1,081
750
39
2,902
5
1,374
391
379
1,631
2,785
10
20
833
176
592
2,184
868
2,660
1,522
40
10
tl
li
45
130
93
60
~47
66
20
35
35
120
53
80
67
4.1
HI
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
230
545
1,491
250
246
725
100
85
55
1,017
1,225
295
300
45
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
46
40
130
93
..
to
47
66
20
35
35
120
53
SO
*7
47
87
5
355
723
172
111
519
19
38
32
707
748
224
266
4*
11
10
962
1,255
634
16
191
716
1,010
797
476
250
1,075
1,689
784
720
50
51
28,624
17,379
8,707
80
3,083
16,705
16,494
11,115
5,190
3,905
17,486
22,125
14,129
14,713
52
957
1,255
634
10
191
716
995
797
476
250
1,075
1,689
784
' 720
53
8,660
2,813
1,607
J3
487
2,386
3,575
1,513
889
592
3,203
3,769
2,403
2,358
51
15
15
...
10
5
55
195
...
38
11
6
...
56
550
872
483
5
106
297
1,091
296
416
235
620
1,052
497
420
57
674
1,631
622
15
171
373
1,329
467
811
215
645
1,346
660
578
58
13,642
12,489
9,950
40
1,643
5,489
23,461
5,515
5,477
4,730
14,485
19,985
8,730
9,071
50
14,937
24,485
8,945
70
2,156
8,984
27,100
6,701
9,091
4,015
9,570
16,675
11,870
9,840
eo
14,070
22,879
18,850
40
2,061
8,645
28,185
10,810
11,282
7,910
18,340
40,630
14,500
13,964
61
15,855
37,017
11,000
95
2,784
14,097
31,544
11,702
10,906
3,530
12,325
25,781
20,310
13,656
62
2,040
2,282
1,111
55
366
1,158
2,738
1,222
1,139
460
1,511
2,843
1,818
1,341
63
1,579
1,878
885
55
291
1,063
2,058
1,032
868
425
1,293
2,590
1,584
1,206
64
2,232
2,772
1,102
85
464
1,148
2,830
1,292
1,597
445
1,515
3,022
• 2,145
1,449
65
5,516,524
2,583,115
1,133,438 110,
755
632,225
1,788,338
5,501,883
1,269,526
809,528
696,025
3,834,650
3,410,505
4,072,532
3,069,234,
3,521,540
6«
6,329,775
2,959,515
1,010,340 49,
380
698,955
1,272,170
5,954,611
1,074,520
691,925
424,365
2,887,800
2,798,190
3,422,130
1 67
1,074
1,092
565
35
186
577
1,306
616'
422
215
867
1,163
1,054
876
68
1,726,324
726,295
337,953 10,
570
106,040
552,150
3,090,710
433,935
168,600
156,180
831,268
651,370
1,701,122
1,749,929
6>
907
1,096
501
20
155
571
1,447
656
456
260
858
1,862
1,083
783
TO
1,452
1,842
751
30
276
707
2,056
992
835
275
1,155
2,452
1,510
1,070
71
206,192
163,602
56,079
775
16,280
113,298
505,005
112,315
44,020
42,690
150,910
365,655
253,385
168,858
72
312,715
309,865
77,975 1,
560
30,155
127,706
617,756
112,394
95,525
50,870
196,780
383,324
279,285
215,710
73
545
815
421
20
130
370
602
495
386
180
576
1,271
646
516
74
342
280
80
25
190
774
146
70
80
276
553
431
252
75
20
1
11
71
15
6
38
6
15
76
1,015
712
331
15
126
613
1,818
537
313
220
681
1,228
953
581
77
1,275
1,063
408
15
180
669
1,960
568
387
245
750
1,237
1,140
673
78
3,669,603
1,917,707
526,810 5,
375
81,510
809,420
7,157,376
374,200
227,050
186,505
1,027,260
939,625
1,W8,635
1,11B,299
79
3,579,295
1,918,830
436,105 6,
300
176,465
534,090
5,248,280
273,550
281,800
157,945
520,585
771,910
1,039,800
1,139,340
80
480
540
230
15
105
410
726
430
275
165
501
990
700
406
81
720
790
326
15
147
521
870
490
320
200
620
1,025
855
455
82
205
75
60
15
126
445
71
16
35
95
170
110
132
83
255
170
30
5
95
545
52
45
25
75
130
190
150
84
330
97
41
6
77
647
36
22
20
85
68
143
43
85
300
103
52
28
53
545
26
22
20
55
82
95
68
86
140
65
15
5
65
290
20
10
15
45
47
92
20
87
190
32
26
1
12
357
16
12
5
40
21
51
23
88
2,020
2,217
1,066
55
351
1,128
2,668
1,192
1,059
460
1,486
2,813
1,793
1,331
89
2,210
2,368
1,078
70
410
1,044
2,530
1,288
1,287
430
1,570
2,892
1,955
1,453
90
1,038,687
587,258
328,357 ■ 9,
550
106,143
532,817
1,491,444
370,997
200,250
168,995
577,130
899,875
692,077
458,296
91
1,034,550
596,780
289,565 12,
715
111,685
442,509
1,164,588
320,655
234,235
151,195
516,650
777,403
644,365
494,560
9"
1,313
1,140
605
25
191
693
1,641
610
421
260
898
1,566
1,017
765
n
592,639
180,590
159,425 1,
190
52,373
135,148
1,104,695
62,925
103,040
32,070
257,760
245,895
173,195
136,351
94
166
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7.-USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
lint ti are based on reports for only
(Fordefimlio
Item
5 ami explanations, see text)
Fayette
Greene Huntingdon
USE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing
materials used during the year
farms reporting 1959 .
1354 .
on w hich used 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959.
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959 .
'arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959 .
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959 .
arms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954 .
'arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
reporting 1959.
tons 1959 .
'arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959 .
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
arms reporting 1959 .
tons 1959 .
reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954 .
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959.
tons 1959.
arms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres limed 1959 .
1954.
tons 1959 .
1954 .
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
Any of the following specified expenditures farms reporting 1959.
Feed for livestock and poultry farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Purchase of livestock and poultry farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959 .
Machine hire farms reporting 1959 . .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Under 5200 farms reporting 1959 .
S200 to 5999 farms reporting 1959.
SI, 000 or more farms reporting 1959 .
Hired labor farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Under 51,000 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
51,000 to 52,499 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
52,500 or more farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
52,500 to $4,999 farms reporting 1959 .
55,000 or more farms reporting 1959 .
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
and oil for the farm business farms reporting 1959
. 1954
dollars 1959
1954
Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees farms reporting 1959
dollars 1959
NA Not available.
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Crops on which used-
Hay and cropland pasture
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Other pasture (not cropland)
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Corn
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Wheat
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Irish potatoes
Dry materials
Liquid materials
All other crops
Dry materials
Liquid materials
Lime or liming materials used during the year
167
276
.4,097
6,825
928
1,613
157
915
16
13
56
71
1,195
1,2*0
56
263
15
35
480
370
15
78
70
181
1,120
1,973
70
251
*25
35
220
670
25
36
101
1,082
91
287
16
13
51
116
1,269
1,535
2,031
1,665
287
136
351
239,030
4.59,475
90
63,800
96
130
17,375
33,215
55
41
152
231
900,645
1,288,850
55
105
25
35
72
91
25
47
277
316
145,229
134,715
186
297,010
205
270
2,245
4,715
473
1,136
205
473
55
50
415
760
55
98
5
15
100
115
5
25
95
165
485
755
95
97
30
110
75
525
30
17
135
1,135
135
213
115
185
1,170
3,185
1,985
3,535
350
300
421
227,315
358,910
140
18,995
135
205
9,150
16,980
125
10
50
101
69,905
111,720
30
75
5
11
15
15
10
5
345
327
39,895
68,525
130
6,885
1,964
2,519
59,915
71,676
13,430
16,562
1,959
13,324
55
106
355
300
8,080
4,705
355
1,199
130
75
1,590
1,180
130
334
1,316
1,801
15,474
18,650
1,311
3,248
25
21
389
1,103
4,615
10,546
389
858
133
NA
3,095
NA
133
1,906
1,468
27,061
1,458
5,779
30
85
864
1,217
15,015
16,130
26,540
27, 370
2,450
1,806
2,318
3,248,440
2,489,325
956
798, 120
1,421
2,016
416,193
415,795
850
500
71
1,270
1,491
2,600,101
2,228,680
870
971
160
290
240
230
130
110
2,405
2,726
860,772
891,205
1,224
441,933
1,052
1,281
22,703
26,186
3,984
4,528
1,042
3,973
10
11
280
305
5,665
4,475
280
865
60
90
1,245
1,220
55
164
5
3
802
1,056
6,905
8,644
792
1.360
10
5
435
555
2,515
4,025
430
441
5
3
50
NA
55
NA
50
25
571
6,318
571
1,118
550
570
7,645
8,980
14,475
13,685
1,938
1,468
1,706
952,590
954,720
908
357,029
762
1,181
109,017
138,330
607
145
10
568
571
436,400
361,660
457
470
65
71
46
30
26
20
1,823
1,506
379,915
.344., 470
768
77,671
120
110
2,280
1,485
437
312
120
437
30
20
635
120
30
108
75
750
465
80
172
20
30
90
155
20
13
75
765
75
132
45
65
645
415
1,360
725
140
110
145
99,800
81,745
55
12,915
80
65
11,225
4,175
70
10
30
30
34,025
6,550
20
30
5
135
110
24,230
15,150
85
12,040
1,842
2,062
110,024
114,413
17,777
18,058
1,832
17,656
40
121
772
687
19,519
12,580
767
3,577
15
26
311
306
5,765
5,870
306
1,046
5
1
1,378
1,597
40,349
38,850
1,368
5,957
25
60
1,255
1,502
24,927
28,497
1,250
3,805
10
21
76
NA
302
NA
76
158
878
19,162
873
3,113
10
13
513
730
12,231
16,055
18,526
26,355
2,365
2,064
2,228
5,365,385
5,771,575
1,372
1,972,639
1,430
1,582
362,788
345,215
721
683
26
1,224
1,343
2,554,641
1,938,850
805
950
221
230
198
163
88
110
2,290
2,003
1,131,326
865, 170
1,277
289,796
.691
882
23,233
30,924
3,819
5,018
691
3,819
235
231
4,860
3,361
235
1,030
90
121
840
1,615
90
180
561
692
6,970
8,978
561
984
501
672
5,311
8,282
501
842
81
NA
117
NA
81
54
390
5,135
390
729
336
427
5,500
6,869
8,685
9,990
868
688
1,007
1,269,840
975,975
381
190,595
475
741
93,790
123,064
315
150
10
318
502
205,540
198,485
261
456
25
41
32
5
30
2
83B
862
222,740
245,940
437
61, 145
508
689
7,543
8,322
1,539
1,448
508
1,539
146
172
1,945
2,095
146
355
25
35
510
320
25
149
372
524
2,856
3,557
372
576
81
150
755
980
81
164
191
1,447
191
283
227
393
3,435
5,100
8,200
10,218
1,634
1,438
1,794
912,177
819,115
718
199,718
607
843
75,465
71,656
481
126
574
775
261,063
242,970
507
713
45
50
22
12
15
7
1,489
1,053
254,266
186,635
488
28,647
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
a sample of farms. See text]
167
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lacfea wanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoffiing
UoKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
1,417
936
712
409
5,925
1,030
1,186
1,109
873
1,306
293
1,967
691
301
1
1,971
1,246
884
526
6,717
1,335
1,301
1,291
1,338
1,772
317
2,741
782
368
43,987
23,082
31,674
8,720
232,015
31,100
66,576
66,592
26,419
65,082
8,906
56,015
29,520
14,788
3
59,194
31,000
37,384
11,580
235,695
42,585
59,604
71,380
32,162
66,348
4,902
66,465
31,087
15,418
4
7,723
4,247
4,865
2,498
53,624
4,848
12,487
16,394
7,325
13,655
1,636
10,309
4,515
3,121
5
8,900
5,156
5,102
2,829
58,150
6,290
10,496
20,567
8,200
11,449
906
11,112
4,587
3,802
6
1,402
926
712
409
5,890
1,030
1,186
1,103
873
1,301
293
1,962
686
301
7
7,604
4,238
4,865
2,498
52,804
4,848
12,309
15,244
7,325
13,632
1,636
10,231
4,507
3,121
8
25
15
121
32
72
5
30
5
9
119
9
820
178
1,150
23
78
8
10
349
241
175
218
2,105
180
474
243
289
547
96
350
216
121
11
334
316
206
185
1,681
240
200
147
361
517
70
331
141
116
12
6,850
4,730
4,495
3,705
42,119
2,160
12,596
7,207
4,416
15,043
2,236
8,700
5,543
3,505
13
5,720
5,545
2,912
3,825
26,582
2,835
5,845
6,500
4,775
8,605
1,365
3,670
2,569
1,950
H
334
241
175
218
2,090
180
474
238
289
547
96
350
216
121
15
1,281
985
749
958
8,685
357
2,344
1,643
915
2,739
467
1,764
802
692
16
20
20
1
11
17
28
110
38
71
IS
176
135
60
41
928
65
176
46
50
190
30
145
106
40
19
218
70
57
35
786
100
106
71
95
165
15
160
117
20
30
2,595
1,535
470
345
8,858
920
3,225
969
365
2,437
1,010
1,950
1,646
380
21
3,202
485
540
890
10,590
1,120
2,925
1,375
960
1,645
100
1,915
1,755
255
22
176
130
60
41
918
65
156
46
50
185
30
W-5
106
40
23
519
263
5
3
76
75
1,741
10
20
180
638
21
34
143
80
567
5
4
105
450
289
96
34
35
1,205
721
631
207
5,011
885
1,076
966
648
1,149
198
1,747
621
241
27
1,752
1,041
794
376
5,642
1,240
1,156
1,095
881
1,562
167
2,481
712
312
:«
L4,214
6,625
11,987
2,636
89,662
11,600
27,882
24,867
8,047
21,986
1,455
20,920
10,466
3,885
39
19,440
8,400
14,077
3,540
89,599
16,805
25,310
21,275
9,030
24, 572
1,077
28,055
11,066
4,126
30
1,185
721
631
207
4,976
885
1,071
965
648
1,144
198
1,737
616
241
31
2,402
1,204
1,850
665
17,737
1,858
5,269
5,332
2,016
5,215
357
4,004
1,641
826
33
20
71
7
42
5
30
5
33
61
406
73
570
5
70
5
34
682
336
496
6
3,944
660
881
796
279
803
25
1,081
471
iii
35
1,296
826
639
25
4,472
1,000
791
845
532
1,052
35
1,701
532
202
36
5,592
2,314
6,041
65
44,637
6,500
12,781
12,752
2,880
9,359
100
8,748
5,690
1,990
37
11,055
5,643
7,996
135
51,929
10,350
10,329
12,647
4,820
11,206
185
12,685
6,520
2,639
38
677
336
496
6
3,904
660
871
770
279
798
25
1,081
466
131
39
836
421
985
21
7,453
1,008
2,128
2,324
504
1,473
15
1,373
809
409
40
5
45
11
41
5
5
41
10
74
33
225
4
3
42
61
36
10
45
555
15
40
317
147
51
10
55
25
26
43
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
470
67
10
130
3,928
30
230
4,731
985
985
320
335
105
410
45
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
46
61
31
10
45
555
15
40
312
147
51
10
55
25
26
47
295
14
5
4
113
3,030
11
116
2,980
5
747
897
48
95
15
229
46
49
1,043
3
666
477
152
4,033
725
682
150
744
591
960
203
1,367
ill
215
50
51
14,266
7,811
8,671
1,839
42,811
9,890
9,862
16,066
9,726
15,272
3,785
15,362
6,070
4,618
52
1,033
656
477
152
3,998
725
682
743
591
955
203
1,362
411
215
53
2,271
1,351
1,201
666
14,158
1,434
1,814
2,822
3,063
2,741
644
2,545
951
869
54
10
10
60
11
5
5
55
20
3
210
134
10
8
56
801
546
105
308
2,500
465
288
131
497
577
183
867
216
117
57
1,222
706
257
422
2,112
760
265
105
852
706
197
1,506
242
150
58
14,640
11,165
1,435
4,050
36,642
6,805
4,847
2,584
7,957
12,490
2,430
13,665
3,390
2,376
59
20,910
10,240
5,011
8,050
28,785
8,940
5,585
1,575
11,370
10,834
2,545
17,600
4,639
2,542
60
24,787
17,655
1,945
6,180
49,644
11,360
5,608
4,058
8,507
21,041
5,149
25,965
5,150
4,480
6]
27,055
12,235
7,145
9,090
32,298
14,125
4,620
955
11,065
14,927
3,795
28,770
6,588
2,665
69
1,984
1,181
912
740
7,041
1,341
1,497
1,330
1,288
1,586
523
2,437
897
496
6a
1,561
981
802
613
6,245
1,150
1,362
938
947
1,349
438
2,072
847
406
64
2,204
1,181
1,043
792
7,021
1,330
1,466
1,248
1,507
1,712
723
2,821
978
589
65
1,724,008
841,564
2,367,525
1,547,435
29,369,238
1,445,230
5,033,178
2,335,928
' 1,428,072
2,092,484
661,760
2,569,035
2,477,174
685,455
66
1,691,925
913,690
1,882,055
1,780,170
26,674,734
1,587,185
4,135,780
2,472,060
2,019,240
2,062,481
852,571
2,804,170
2,034,066
791,708
61
966
496
581
312
5,175
680
1,062
732
453
757
225
1,156
641
260
68
689,460
267,910
486,512
210,895
20,046,037
285,550
3,166,103
732,022
187,245
679,400
167,905
765,690
590,860
278,795
61
1,017
620
551
361
4,869
690
894
532
587
883
227'
1,356
416
151
70
1,648
1,005
733
425
5,770
1,080
1,115
798
887
1,296
321
2,336
611
247
71
134,582
88,425
84,913
63, 565
1,279,473
114,040
205, 102
78,854
94,365
181,741
41,640
225, 185
91,720
20,680
7S
259,060
139,025
119,343
102,625
1,471,725
175,555
261,480
162,805
129,145
190,660
28,235
348,000
101,930
31,810
73
786
440
351
220
2,476
495
490
426
467
571
161
951
330
110
74
231
180
200
141
2,302
190
393
101
115
301
60
405
80
40
7!
91
5
11
5
5
11
6
6
1
7(
733
490
486
324
3,961
516
737
635
503
695
192
891
442
181
71
981
575
549
457
4,887
680
881
861
768
867
238
1,156
457
199
7!
1,028,456
455,530
327,405
549,605
5,427,546
441,285
1,025,642
1,872,952
881,227
1,002,971
362,080
609,115
522,138
362,298
7<
696,946
218,725
335,700
554,755
5,163,574
373,805
988,685
2,059,313
1,033,060
509,160
213,000
545,605
291,330
321,672
«
580
425
390
215
2,767
410
470
365
305
521
126
725
305
126
H
815
520
466
320
3,370
535
670
546
515
727
196
985
370
146
^L
105
20
65
50
711
60
136
130
95
76
35
110
75
25
s:
120
35
61
90
1,035
125
130
130
130
80
15
140
65
20
8
48
45
31
59
483
46
131
140
103
98
31
56
62
30
85
46
20
22
47
482
20
81
185
123
60
27
31
22
33
se
16
25
20
35
291
30
101
76
57
56
10
31
55
26
81
32
20
11
24
192
16
30
64
46
42
21
25
7
4
A*
1,934
1,146
892
735
6,676
1,341
1,462
1,320
1,248
1,566
503
2,397
852
496
n
2,051
1,136
919
792
6,527
1,270
1,383
1,296
1,458
1,782
513
2,836
808
559
'.ii
552,258
321,895
301,405
214,207
2,362,030
323,955
598,009
686,677
383,840
603,975
1A1,485
668,605
336,410
157,177
B
544,537
276,230
297,837
239, 585
2,219,659
359,720
478,895
604,814
435,615
582,528
100,335
704,245
226,904
133,810
K
1,020
536
496
332
4,377
701
861
862
738
1,010
171
1,351
380
274
9
133,092
138,965
59,970
83,815
1,027,853
212,413
237,659
399,612
452,205
199,894
31,680
164,530
59,185
102,724
94
168
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 7. -USE OF FERTILIZER AND LIME ON FARMS AND
[Data are based on reports for only
Item
(For definitions ami explanations
see text)
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
USF. OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER AND LIME
1
Commercial fertilizer and fertilizinp
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,12*
452
1,095
1,293
918
22
58
451
1,258
o
1954 . . .
1,609
495
1,351
1,471
1,151
41
118
571
1,510
3
acres on which U9ed 195ft. . .
50,474
22,275
76,241
62,490
43,735
597
1,682
17,084
47,654
4
1954 . . .
57,937
26,275
67,093
68,832
49,073
3,093
2,591
18,340
53,185
5
tons 1959...
10,59-4
3,597
16,695
11,949
7,250
216
502
4,431
11,691
6
1954...
11,574
3,606
15,354
11,784
7,225
1,578
657
4,796
14,472
7
. farms reporting 1959
tons 1950 . . .
1,119
10,497
452
3,597
1,080
16,541
1,293
11,949
918
7,162
22
216
58
502
451
4,431
1,258
11,691
8
g
farms reporting 1959. . .
32
45
20
10
Crops on which used-
tons 1959 . . .
97
154
88
11
farms reporting 1959 . . .
415
161
398
260
307
27
166
346
12
1954 . . .
352
105
425
265
220
2
55
87
400
13
acres 1959 . . .
10,018
3,985
17,187
7,560
7,893
540
2,595
8,445
14
1954 . . .
6,605
2,030
14,713
5,080
4,475
280
890
1,176
8,425
15
. farms reporting 1959
tons 1959. ..
415
2,150
161
740
398
3,558
260
1,566
302
1,573
27
135
166
549
346
1,817
16
17
. farms reporting 1959. . .
5
5
IS
tons 1959 . . .
15
13
19
. farms reporting 1959. . .
116
40
61
125
117
6
56
156
20
1954 . . .
127
45
85
100
136
5
76
115
21
acres 1959 . . .
2,032
445
1,175
1,565
1,562
60
510
1,545
1954 . . .
1,946
320
1,130
2,140
1,693
80
925
1,065
23
. farms reporting 1959. . .
tons 1959 . . .
116
364
40
73
61
190
125
325
112
284
6
13
56
93
156
271
24
25
farms reporting 1959. . .
5
26
tons 1959 . . .
3
27
38
910
397
974
1,142
812
16
36
312
1,083
1954...
1,289
465
1,226
1,330
1,066
11
67
344
1,330
29
acres 1959 . . .
22,385
6,451
30,390
21,425
16,193
255
735
3,140
14,430
30
1954...
25,428
8,505
26,095
23,160
18,520
130
908
3,011
14,210
31
farms reporting 1959 . . .
910
397
959
1,142
802
16
36
312
1,083
32
tons 1959 . . .
4,680
1,058
6,752
4,073
2,445
65
237
643
3,397
. 11
farms reporting 1959 . . .
16
35
20
.14
tons 1959...
70
88
62
.15
• farms reporting 1959 . . .
633
362
654
992
640
5
1
53
796
M
1954 . . .
894
435
595
1,105
791
11
11
133
1,050
17
acres 1959 . . .
8,656
5,341
10,047
13,295
8,245
70
12
757
7,345
38
1954 . . .
9,709
6,860
7,830
15,230
9,975
355
138
1,141
9,455
39
farms reporting 1959 . . .
633
362
634
992
635
5
1
53
796
K)
tons 1959...
1,731
787
2,092
2,252
1,350
5
4
140
1,455
11
farms reportinp 1959 . . .
10
25
5
4?
tons 1959...
11
36
10
■11
. famifl reporting 1959.
5
1
133
116
25
11
10
44
302
44
1954...
MA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
15
acres 1959. . .
70
40
2,452
1,101
30
60
15
1,514
1,911
ifi
1954...
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
17
. forms reporting 1959. . .
5
1
123
116
25
11
10
44
302
■18
tans 1959...
10
30
1,310
786
15
60
9
1,288
1,799
40
farms reporting 1959. . .
10
SO
tons 1959. ..
10
51
. farms reporting 1959. . .
541
316
714
9ii
617
17
11
356
938
59
acres 1959. . .
7,313
6,013
14,990
17,544
9,812
212
320
8,568
13,978
53
farms reporting 1959 . . .
541
316
699
913
617
17
11
356
938
54
tons 1959 . . .
1,562
909
2,639
2,947
1,495
86
104
1,718
2,952
55
farms reporting 1959 .. .
6
15
56
tons 1959...
1
20
....
:>7
Lime or liming materials used during the year .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
455
192
121
443
303
6
31
321
433
58
1954 . . .
738
190
126
550
306
16
106
361
615
59
acres limed 1959 . . .
8,197
3,571
2,000
8,825
5,324
110
540
6,485
5,934
60
1954...
13,843
2,580
3,490
9,785
4,715
1,095
1,173
7,629
8,525
61
tons 1959 . . .
11,603
5,155
2,300
11,914
7,190
90
875
12,910
9,259
62
1954 . . .
14,338
3,905
4,590
11,465
7,305
3,500
1,765
10,402
10,040
SPECIFIED FARM EXPENDITURES
63
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,527
502
1,377
1,475
1,218
52
179
689
1,685
64
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
1,094
421
1,036
1,263
1,078
11
144
631
1,399
65
1954 . . .
1,934
430
1,557
1,550
1,486
6
328
860
1,460
56
dollars 1959 . . .
4,379,490
734,605
1,955,146
4,590,618
2,936,983
20,700
861,145
1,286,565
4,372,681
67
1954...
5,167,591
•500,895
2,441,062
3,999,850
2,524,375
24,500
2,229,715
1,260,410
3,332,680
68
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
753
211
725
878
703
10
114
223
933
69
dollars 1959 . . .
1,275,090
158,300
868,540
1,051,095
1,001,525
10,340
175,121
291,478
952,650
70
. farms reporting 1959. . .
653
311
516
708
562
28
310
982
71
1954 . . .
1,326
400
962
1,020
872
10
88
533
1,220
72
dollars 1959...
148,935
71,916
91,135
160,023
108,949
1,615
45,140
168,824
73
1954 .. .
252,485
57,245
168,070
199,535
116,675
3,750
4,780
67,714
212,180
74
Under S200
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
380
201
400
470
355
28
215
706
75
. farms reporting 1959. . .
. farms reporting 1959. . .
262
11
100
10
115
1
216
22
206
1
95
271
5
76
77
Hired labor
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
702
231
577
695
508
42
59
377
650
78
1954...
999
275
791
796
567
56
149
356
820
79
dollars 1959...
2,552,750
224,405
1,569,461
1,437,563
401,725
234,525
72,405
366,239
1,131,629
80
1954 .. .
2,707,789
122,475
1,329,857
813,210
266,600
195,200
155,700
632,827
989,450
81
. farms reporting 1959. . .
365
175
340
466
390
10
40
305
441
82
1954...
540
230
530
605
470
20
110
241
555
83
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
110
25
126
110
65
1
41
105
84
1954...
245
45
151
125
86
15
26
65
160
85
. farms reporting 1959. . .
227
31
111
119
53
32
18
31
104
66
1954 . . .
214
110
66
11
21
13
50
105
87
S2.500 to 54,999
. farms reporting 1959. . .
112
25
70
60
47
15
17
16
56
86
. farms reporting 1959. . .
115
6
41
59
6
17
1
15
48
89
Gasoline and other petroleum fuel
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,512
487
1,352
1,435
1,178
52
164
674
1,610
SO
1954...
1,964
495
1,576
1,466
1,252
46
259
706
1,585
91
dollars 1959...
694,010
160,435
647,707
558,863
391,445
35,750
57,480
249,320
504,577
92
1954...
673,796
174,440
667,717
476,665
328,780
31,925
98,135
239,565
509,250
93
. farms reporting 1959. . .
922
271
931
920
588
36
43
445
861
94
dollars 1959...
756,944
32,205
314,500
485,595
102,929
87,000
11, 520
158,603
199,425
NA Not available.
PENNSYLVANIA
FARM EXPENDITURES: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
* sample of fauna. See texl]
169
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
997
1,771
211
1,087
1,172
652
593
546
1,365
909
1,722
451
4,054
1
1,021
2,225
284
1,254
1,307
647
929
813
1,907
1,178
2,351
615
4,651
c
44,636
74,471
4,847
31,367
33,587
36,176
12,933
14,943
26,262
16,461
50,860
13,605
177,017
3
43,365
84,029
5,881
25,493
35,569
32,408
18,633
13,763
37,185
15,344
57,218
14,205
170,583
4
6,719
13,822
1,262
7,026
6,449
6,283
2,096
3,297
5,166
4,668
8,296
2,774
37,816
5
6,098
15,002
1,042
4,456
5,739
4,958
3,110
2,466
5,845
3,266
9,492
3,036
36,837
6
997
1,756
213.
1,087
1,172
652
593
546
1,365
909
1,712
451
4,038
7
6,719
13,698
25
124
1,262
7,026
6,449
6,283
2,096
3,297
5,166
4,668
8,235
15
61
2,774
37,022
28
794
S
9
10
257
708
81
639
335
192
102
168
276
599
403
210
748
11
236
634
82
431
192
182
121
162
412
577
514
217
621
12
5,128
19,115
1,805
15,482
5,725
4,985
1,955
4,250
4,795
9,335
7,324
3,770
15,155
13
3,405
14,105
1,054
7,940
3,048
3,831
1,694
1,806
8,355
7,795
9,095
4,294
11,022
14
257
693
81
639
335
192
102
168
276
599
403
210
748
15
965
3,424
15
408
3,551
1,262
914
339
893
1,265
2,727
1,141
661
2,773
16
17
140
56
212
40
108
165
106
26
72
'si
147
179
75
367
18
19
86
297
30
98
80
85
65
66
141
101
172
55
360
30
1,685
2,680
320
1,345
1,830
1,415
639
800
1,305
1,260
2,676
1,690
4,641
21
1,160
3,972
250
1,173
1,235
1,020
655
555
1,930
735
2,210
555
5,670
22
140
212
40
108
165
106
26
72
81
147
179
75
367
23
282
616
64
323
372
304
107
186
256
390
425
116
859
24
25
881
1,441
111
653
817
617
493
374
1,106
518
1,449
376
3,746
2(1
21
906
1,984
196
953
947
617
733
574
1,482
677
2,000
459
4,198
28
15,647
19,329
902
7,347
9,852
14,050
4,470
4,470
9,650
3,784
17,419
5,078
78,910
21
15,338
23,808
1,597
10,196
10,902
11,912
5,933
4,028
13,020
4,559
20,699
5,845
73,225
30
881
1,426
111
653
817
617
493
374
1,106
518
1,434
376
3,735
31
2,239
3,589
15
26
184
1,645
2,052
2,388
791
972
1,833
1,024
2,990
15
21
1,184
16,170
11
52
32
33
34
696
642
10
35
165
497
222
31
421
15
864
40
2,797
Si
771
973
50
50
298
507
463
230
701
10
1,128
76
3,220
31
8,701
5,494
25
210
1,020
7,419
1,351
284
2,902
85
7,697
265
40,245
37
10,419
8,470
235
300
1,864
7,044
3,480
1,270
3,960
60
9,393
622
41,987
38
696
637
10
35
165
497
222
31
421
15
849
40
2,796
3S
1,251
941
3
32
181
1,249
203
48
563
32
1,305
15
18
48
7,619
1
18
41
11
5
11
...
'.'.'.
t:
26
71
15
30
36
2
21
21
15
16
22
20
478
4!
HA
HA
HA
HA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
44
95
488
120
35
47
32
66
225
10
33
45
25
2,694
4!
HA
HA
NA
NA
KA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HA
41
26
71
15
30
36
2
21
21
15
16
22
20
476
4"
38
298
133
25
33
19
17
201
4
12
28
20
1,896
2
222
4E
4!
K
722
1,450
141
517
882
437
437
380
683
241
1,074
226
2,362
5
13,380
27,365
1,675
6,948
15,113
8,275
4,452
4,914
7,600
1,964
15,699
2,777
35,372
5
722
1,435
141
517
882
437
437
380
683
241
1,064
226
2,347
5
1,944
4,830
20
31
470
1,450
2,549
1,409
639
997
1,245
483
2,346
10
22
745
7,705
21
502
54
5
5
295
884
135
851
647
192
256
297
759
738
754
326
1,119
5
276
1,038
156
1,053
709
172
374
474
1,272
1,024
1,263
450
1,338
5
4,440
18,017
1,475
15,287
13,885
3,800
3,900
4,678
10,663
8,286
10,901
8,565
19,262
S
4,925
19,652
2,350
16,145
13,436
3,045
4,411
4,991
15,975
10,447
17,397
5,771
19,213
G
7,790
28,661
2,965
26,090
28,887
5,475
7,155
8,367
18,288
16,654
21,310
8,425
22,024
<'
6,185
24,210
2,439
23,710
16,966
4,370
6,438
7,140
25,430
16,843
20,974
8,338
24,621
fi
1,212
2,347
351
1,682
1,538
722
868
926
2,413
1,541
2,574
729
4,656
1
1,067
2,045
320
1,622
1,448
682
628
824
2,001
1,446
2,215
648
4,031
I
1,281
2,590
382
2,024
1,702
732
1,109
1,071
2,972
2,109
2,981
910
4,755
1
3,222,315
3,413,738
517,125
4,571,912
3,304,115
1,818,550
717,250
1,518,835
1,764,233
4,513,864
2,643,563
1,415,626
9,968,870
6
2,015,838
2,977,390
425,125
4,878,425
3,216,074
1,273,310
801,320
1,170,545
2,228,362
5,282,102
2,883,380
1,770,651
9,529,698
6
791
1,308
135
607
557
442
366
371
1,070
607
1,318
305
3,046
6
780,495
1,171,290
145,505
595,445
774,405
593,280
183,415
330,775
782,180
386,190
1,026,950
195,415
4,221,997
1
651
1,346
165
752
795
390
381
464
1,102
561
1,146
350
2,554
7
901
1,845
303
1,017
1,034
500
727
789
1,785
1,065
1,643
472
3,251
7
101,535
258,516
28,550
151,907
159,330
62,510
40,365
82,827
163,410
142,150
215,750
58,670
520,775
7
157,345
267,364
40,641
159,880
167, 547
79,085
63,700
114,701
234,785
165,325
212,405
49,896
546,775
;
465
928
100
472
520
245
335
295
830
371
825
230
1,735
7
185
408
65
265
260
145
46
164
271
175
286
120
764
7
1
10
15
15
5
1
15
35
55
7
511
1,027
151
736
753
387
242
356
933
590
1,014
317
2,026
7
486
1,380
167
864
893
327
299
464
1,307
963
1,161
429
2,306
7
291,135
1,228,955
127,430
716,057
550,915
337,715
277,030
352,968
1,060,955
600,416
1,456,873
439,695
2,670,925
7
325,265
1,418,245
43,780
665,685
487,829
276,260
330,645
319,062
1,215,439
670, 310
1,268,380
505,449
2,230,361
9
435
703
106
541
567
325
210
292
721
385
685
210
1,530
8
425
1,006
157
651
763
250
221
412
1,075
760
851
285
1,860
s
50
173
30
146
126
20
15
30
131
152
181
50
235
a
30
216
10
185
90
50
41
30
175
151
181
86
266
K
26
151
15
49
60
42
17
34
81
53
148
57
261
8
31
158
28
40
27
37
22
57
52
129
58
180
e
20
116
10
26
57
30
10
21
56
41
101
35
157
H
6
35
5
23
3
12
7
13
25
12
47
22
104
a
1,162
2,322
336
1,657
1,523
702
863
881
2,393
1,501
2,479
719
4,561
1
1,016
2,261
328
1,784
1,598
682
1,089
950
2,422
1,814
3,076
806
4,486
')
322,735
799,243
137,040
616,562
602,198
295,870
170,060
262,980
713,995
427,455
739,368
272,761
1,618,077
9
335,510
754,015
83,773
577,326
554,183
228,065
226,215
212,213
611,920
481,720
706,334
246,976
1,401,119
I
732
1,370
145
820
808
420
352
449
1,093
593
1,261
368
3,054
«
119,050
318,029
28,925
124,477
115,740
68,535
54,050
75,925
215,174
229,030
277,230
89,453
711,036
a
170
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
(For definitions and explanation?
, see text)
1
Cattle and calves
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
75,666
1,377
504
1,218
767
1,885
2,089
709
2,337
2
1954 . . .
97,103
1,648
1,004
1,689
935
2,223
2,644
952
2,841
3
number 1959 . . .
1,810,340
36,583
8,506
20,109
13,059
42,591
59,935
20,523
76,493
4
1954 .. .
1,856,501
33,108
11,629
21,566
13,394
41,777
60,813
19,294
76,421
5
.farms reporting 1959. . .
65,664
1,030
425
1,107
672
1,704
1,649
619
2,211
6
1954 . . .
87,643
1,380
884
1,549
847
2,071
2,193
868
2,727
7
number 1959 . . .
915,623
14,482
3,938
9,961
6,445
21,725
30,540
10,560
45,994
8
1954 .. .
946,319
14,045
5,975
10,562
6,865
20,891
31,258
9,735
45,916
9
-farms reporting 1959 . . .
59,101
862
350
916
527
1,456
1,548
563
2,135
10
1954 . . .
82,708
1,199
793
1,414
771
1,920
2,088
817
2,684
11
number 1959 . . .
827,440
11,679
3,257
7,906
5,189
18,284
29,210
9,858
44,415
12
1954 . . .
875,631
11,453
5,085
9,300
5,924
18,410
30,035
9,291
45,007
13
.farms reporting 1959 . , .
61,088
989
383
990
626
1,637
1,548
605
2,189
14
1954 . . .
76,105
1,144
660
1,319
730
1,853
1,918
746
2,626
IS
number 1959.. .
559,049
9,090
2,769
6,655
4,441
14,893
15,340
6,873
27,152
16
1954 . . .
583,458
8,156
3,546
7,103
4,546
14,695
15,649
6,611
27,286
17
Steers and bulls, including steer and bull calves.
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
53,268
1,124
355
833
556
1,387
1,615
493
1,356
18
1954 . . .
64,987
1,324
577
1,119
593
1,615
2,015
639
1,716
19
number 1959 . . .
335,668
13,011
1,799
3,493
2,173
5,973
14,055
3,090
3,347
20
Farms reporting b> number on band:
Cattle and cnlves-
1954...
326,724
10,907
2,108
3,901
1,983
6,191
13,906
2,948
3,219
21
1
farms reporting 1959 . . .
3,217
58
22
59
33
73
70
22
41
22
2to4
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
11,823
211
115
285
172
295
319
97
188
23
5 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
11,555
191
114
239
168
328
242
96
167
24
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
13,993
287
103
270
152
357
331
94
337
25
.farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959. . .
26,471
7,562
440
153
127
17
291
69
196
42
637
175
773
311
272
US
1,153
412
26
27
Cows, including heifers that have calved—
.fnrrr.s reporting 1959 . . .
1,045
37
6
5
4
20
43
10
39
28
1
.farms reporting 1959. . .
9,857
167
69
194
119
263
220
82
160
29
2 to 9
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
21,737
344
229
547
322
638
364
161
344
30
10 to 19
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
15,065
237
62
217
112
357
347
111
584
31
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
11,080
149
47
85
76
286
350
140
610
32
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,469
106
11
55
38
137
307
114
426
33
50 to 74
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,129
20
3
8
3
15
47
9
73
.34
75 to 99
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
204
2
2
1
2
4
12
2
10
35
100 or more
Milk cows—
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
123
5
2
4
2
4
36
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959. . .
9,995
17,881
168
271
78
166
206
411
116
220
263
491
205
314
84
129
158
320
37
38
10tol9
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
13,466
182
46
175
84
296
333
96
573
B9
20 to 29
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
10,469
125
44
71
72
264
344
132
587
10
30 to 49
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
6,023
95
9
46
30
125
295
111
414
41
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1,267
21
7
7
5
17
57
11
83
42
.forms reporting 1959 . . .
19,446
284
199
283
300
359
425
153
606
13
1954...
27,938
412
458
493
329
625
671
282
883
44
number 1959 . . .
58,141
1,604
655
733
1,036
715
1,162
336
1,388
45
1954 .
65,471
1,244
1,099
1,041
746
1,127
1,526
526
1,741
46
-farms reportinfl 1959. . .
40,892
1,053
234
847
351
1,396
1,265
442
602
47
1954...
55,718
1,342
497
1,192
476
1,713
1,763
601
731
4^
number 1959. . .
620,969
21,019
3,907
11,281
3,864
19,339
21,036
7,308
2,700
49
1954 . . .
604,901
19,769
6,869
11,072
4,742
17,944
21,278
7,437
3,092
50
.farms rcjrjrtim: 1959. . .
24,800
689
143
519
206
912
751
294
325
51
1954 .. .
30,779
850
277
610
291
1,047
916
333
358
52
number 1959 .. .
368,431
12,553
2,108
6,542
2,291
11,498
12,435
4,623
1,590
53
1954 . . .
340,568
11,797
3,596
6,099
2,767
10,867
11,563
4,494
1,763
54
.farms reporting 1959 .. .
32,279
899
170
696
265
1,142
998
339
386
55
1954 . . .
44,216
1,105
368
989
365
1,397
1,439
505
490
56
number 1959 . . .
252,538
8,466
1,799
4,739
1,573
7,841
8,601
2,685
1,110
57
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pies—
1954 . . .
264,333
7,972
3,273
4,973
1,975
7,077
9,715
2,943
1,329
58
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
24,671
9,505
503
281
143
50
512
217
243
74
798
382
727
287
229
130
547
43
59
10 to 24
60
. farms report! ng 1 959 . . .
6,101
249
34
114
30
204
223
73
11
61
farms reporting 1959. . .
615
20
7
4
4
12
28
10
1
62
farms reporting 1959 . . .
8,771
131
83
124
129
196
278
71
206
63
1954 . . .
9,772
118
145
109
132
191
282
75
182
64
number 1959. . .
259,732
4,385
2,040
3,684
3,062
4,721
5,461
1,913
6,841
65
1954...
267,677
3,756
2,665
2,363
4,274
3,861
4,625
1,856
5,737
SB
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,928
97
60
92
94
133
177
50
153
67
1951...
6,801
87
95
84
94
132
174
59
137
6S
number 1959 . . .
66,490
1,455
703
1,079
651
1,236
1,489
582
1,967
69
1954 . . .
70,035
1,026
816
588
1,248
1,083
1,146
586
1,296
70
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
8,191
120
74
120
118
184
262
67
189
71
1954 . . .
9,015
• 115
130
102
122
178
259
72
167
72
number 1959...
193,242
2,930
1,337
2,605
2,411
3,485
3,972
1,331
4,874
73
1954 . . .
197,642
2,730
1,849
1,775
3,026
2,778
3,479
1,270
4,441
74
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
7,935
117
72
116
118
180
253
65
181
75
1954 .. .
8,693
113
119
100
115
173
249
70
165
76
number 1959 .. .
165,306
2,723
1,237
2,488
2,291
3,306
3,640
1,187
4,632
77
1954 . . .
166,515
2,606
1,651
1,668
2,842
2,583
3,127
1,180
4,266
78
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,919
98
54
74
72
109
208
44
125
79
1954 . . .
6,069
89
82
62
75
104
196
47
113
80
number 1959 .. .
27,936
207
100
117
120
179
332
144
242
81
Farms reporting bv number of sheep and lambs-
1954 . . .
31,127
124
198
107
184
195
352
90
175
82
UndorM
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,853
84
60
75
91
131
212
54
113
83
25 to 299
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
2,859
46
23
47
37
64
66
17
92
84
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
59
1
2
1
1
1
85
.farms reporting 1959 . , .
55,279
1,199
483
872
564
1,272
1,870
522
927
86
1951...
88,495
1,694
1,238
1,570
850
1,969
2,961
998
1,764
87
number 1959. . .
19,013,412
479,464
208,714
167,613
114,446
200,260
725,653
81,744
184,811
KH
1954 . . .
20,774,023..
549,866
253,865
214,468
136,820
291,696
816,827
133,792
343,153
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months old and over-
89
tinder 50
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
21,202
348
169
378
251
489
542
240
515
90
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
22,763
560
208
399
233
674
852
232
317
91
400 to 799
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
5,535
144
48
53
43
64
255
27
44
92
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
3,313
88
29
27
27
28
133
17
27
93
. .farms reptrling 1959 . . .
1,567
32
15
9
6
14
60
5
19
94
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
899
27
14
6
4
3
28
1
5
95
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
420
9
2
2
1
8
15
2
6
96
1954...
928
22
19
9
6
12
42
11
29
67
number 1959 . . .
36,118
2,241
12
3
1
33
4,560
3
16
98
1954 . . .
65,272
2,173
1,011
251
253
330
6,850
440
105
PENNSYLVANIA
171
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
CheBter
Clarion
Clearfield
.Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
1,131
1,768
914
45
227
1,007
1,766
1,101
■ '921
371
1,033
2,415
1,461
977
1
1,574
2,371
1,212
75
368
1,155
2,263
1,481
1,628
437
1,324
3,067
1,750
1,197
2
29,221
30,887
12,521
373
2,634
31,723
71,033
20, 130
11,303
8,190
16,799
56,148
39,754
24,053
3
35,061
35,653
13,602
504
3,396
27,945
75,988
21,327
14,657
7,006
17,873
59,870
38,963
23,818
4
957
1,581
849
39
168
917
1,539
1,021
844
322
867
2,268
1,251
733
5
1,343
2,205
1,146
67
296
1,092
2,045
1,401
1,511
403
1,195
2,894
1,544
955
6
16,715
14,461
5,697
164
1,148
16,833
36,989
9,954
5,680
4,030
8,209
30,974
20,679
10,499
7
19,128
17,171
6,530
240
1,459
14,888
40,238
10,347
7,246
3,658
9,140
31,885
20,244
10,480
8
875
1,273
789
35
157
865
1,380
885
789
290
798
2,086
1,180
649
9
1,247
2,015
1,107
64
290
1,040
1,910
1,301
1,457
377
1,147
2,735
1,475
907
10
15,552
11,052
4,881
135
1,087
15,706
34,078
8,291
4,958
3,838
7,484
28,887
19,648
9,494
11
17,570
14,157
5,893
227
1,425
14,001
37,259
8,834
6,458
3,460
8,554
30,058
19,111
10,098
12
868
1,446
698
38
129
917
1,435
946
712
319
758
2,189
1,196
705
13
1,1*7
1,888
932
57
253
1,004
1,783
1,197
1,161
365
999
2,728
1,356
857
14
8,524
10,700
4,167
139
744
11,409
18,781
6,921
3,896
2,756
4,902
20,800
12,209
6,184
15
10,775
12,238
4,280
173
1,037
10,209
21,176
7,527
4,898
2,462
5,484
22,899
11,061
6,575
ie
735
1,294
621
30
172
680
1,248
741
585
259
713
1,544
1,094
803
17
952
1,587
767
42
235
803
1,456
954
853
296
834
1,936
1,341
951
IB
3,982
5,726
2,657
70
742
3,481
15,263
3,255
1,727
1,404
3,688
4,374
6,866
7,370
19
5,158
6,244
2,792
91
900
2,848
14,574
3,453
2,513
886
3,249
5,086
7,658
6,763
20
63
105
49
4
29
25
61
56
79
11
81
71
32
36
21
195
349
214
16
74
99
177
203
313
51
245
332
153
152
»
163
412
252
12
52
87
152
213
206
63
202
399
176
173
23
175
373
198
9
35
142
222
253
131
81
215
493
292
204
24
354
406
165
4
29
493
678
311
161
137
229
863
626
317
25
159
109
33
6
143
395
59
28
24
49
234
162
80
26
22
14
3
2
18
81
6
3
4
12
23
20
15
27
148
317
181
14
66
72
155
158
261
36
217
281
115
133
28
264
767
484
19
60
173
262
495
387
100
335
801
307
232
29
146
250
104
5
28
277
249
210
96
110
184
544
363
193
30
190
147
47
1
7
269
361
105
74
63
82
386
301
102
31
166
81
29
5
105
374
41
23
11
38
211
139
56
32
39
14
4
1
16
102
9
2
1
9
36
20
11
33
3
1
2
24
3
1
1
6
5
3
34
1
4
1
3
12
1
1
3
1
3
35
145
355
207
17
61
71
139
182
270
30
227
295
115
125
36
227
523
431
12
55
147
208
394
343
81
278
675
268
187
37
123
180
80
5
28
276
206
163
82
106
174
504
349
172
sa
183
134
42
1
7
256
343
98
72
61
75
365
293
98
39
156
68
25
. > .
4
97
357
38
21
10
34
206
133
54
<o
41
13
4
2
IB
127
10
1
2
10
41
22
13
41
306
505
198
18
43
234
578
223
233
81
187
655
336
192
42
390
640
316
28
65
256
717
245
381
99
215
922
381
295
43
1,205
1,564
504
34
119
552
2,567
511
477
172
488
1,668
1,108
573
44
957
1,375
648
50
124
556
2,540
472
638
176
452
2,011
941
664
45
501
1,048
593
10
167
635
557
688
506
206
770
913
950
669
46
765
1,507
809
24
252
725
785
1,018
893
274
924
1,402
1,307
867
47
16,662
13,302
7,228
40
1,964
12,550
19,382
8,859
2,976
2,838
14,513
6,827
18,758
13,435
46
18,062
15,810
7,475
51
2,512
12,249
12,891
8,437
3,856
2,634
11,904
8,731
20,930
14,743
49
322
681
362
4
77
379
323
414
248
134
506
513
605
445
50
454
868
469
U
131
481
429
509
474
158
580
773
798
528
51
9,113
7,968
4,397
19
919
6,902
10,747
5,245
1,635
1,717
8,628
4,180
10,941
8,252
52
9,545
9,110
4,208
29
1,279
6,886
6,751
4,727
2,120
1,568
7,315
5,141
12,011
7,214
53
363
813
448
7
124
542
413
552
401
167
629
659
804
546
54
567
1,201
629
14
190
586
569
856
653
233
716
990
1,159
699
55
7,549
5,334
2,831
21
1,045
5,648
8,635
3,614
1,341
1,121
5,885
2,647
7,817
5,183
56
8,517
6,700
3,267
22
1,233
5,363
6,140
3,710
1,736
1,066
4,589
3,590
8,919
7,529
57
282
636
390
9
128
308
334
428
428
111
379
719
425
310
58
95
272
139
1
22
172
113
163
54
64
213
143
283
199
59
89
132
57
13
143
80
90
24
30
164
47
225
147
60
35
8
7
4
12
30
7
...
1
14
4
17
13
61
178
198
24
15
70
249
58
22
9
50
212
175
92
62
264
228
45
4
26
77
352
70
30
18
48
224
239
112
63
2,613
5,171
578
305
1,897
5,498
1,790
412
365
918
6,563
3,858
1,571
64
3,527
5,339
453
60
323
2,662
6,690
1,766
498
334
852
6,591
4,416
1,886
65
120
143
16
...
12
52
158
41
13
6
34
158
115
54
66
175
164
35
4
20
64
228
54
19
12
36
160
163
75
67
833
1,557
188
61
580
1,120
577
203
154
235
1,917
1,056
384
68
1,013
1,534
M9
17
89
897
1,700
474.
148
128
279
1,920
1,151
625
69
164
184
19
14
67
234
54
18
9
46
199
166
91
70
243
204
38
3
19
71
335
65
27
18
44
207
228
100
71
1,780
3,614
390
244
1,317
4,378
1,213
209
211
683
4,646
2,802
1,187
72
2.51A
3,805
304
'43
234
1,765
4,990
1,292
350
206
573
4,671
3,265
1,261
73
158
177
19
13
67
230
54
17
8
43
194
161
88
74
237
194
36
"i
15
69
325
63
23
15
43
200
221
90
75
1,606
3,379
372
227
1,232
4,076
1,160
194
195
625
4,424
2,586
1,098
76
2,248
3,555
268
41
189
1,664
4,503
1,231
313
192
528
4,202
3,035
1,165
77
124
122
12
11
52
182
41
13
8
36
154
110
69
78
165
122
23
2
V.
30
249
41
ia
12
25
142
158
68
79
174
235
18
17
85
302
53
15
16
58
222
216
89
80
266
250
36
2
45
101
487
61
37
14
45
469
230
96
81
148
127
19
10
51
181
34
16
7
36
130
127
73
82
30
71
5
5
18
1
66
2
24
6
2
14
81
1
48
19
83
84
1,092
1,300
715
41
261
723
1,142
746
694
295
912
1,318
1,096
758
65
1,744
2,134
1,151
60
424
992
1,946
1,225
1,389
420
1,275
2,234
1,806
1,194
86
629,547
454,679
107,215
4,482
122,440
129,932
334,346
184,155
83,757
39,666
567,916
167,739
172,534
394,056
87
795,596
488,782
123,203
6,468
142,152
165,896
354,646
228,667
113,600
59,251
529,035
206,816
265,859
451,285
68
329
501
326
25
99
299
470
291
420
132
242
778
422
209
69
404
563
328
15
96
363
493
348
228
139
339
466
606
334
90
139
106
35
24
36
87
51
28
13
136
40
43
92
91
117
78
17
21
17
51
33
10
11
104
19
16
57
92
61
32
7
1
13
5
25
13
6
59
8
3
38
93
42
20
2
8
3
16
10
2
32
7
6
28
94
12
5
4
2
3
10
14
5
2
1
5
12
11
6
95
20
22
6
8
11
20
11
U
3
6
26
23
12
96
1,941
108
415
11
120
641
2,204
53
3
5
175
5,135
266
269
n
1,979
380
1,238
259
957
1,621
134
360
11
960
5,081
583
2,985
98
172
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
Delaware
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Franklin
Fultcm
Greene
Huntingdon
(For definitions and explanations
see text)
1
.forms reporting 1959 . . .
117
274
1,725
1,579
102
1,905
751
1,475
1,030
o
1954 . . .
229
410
2,334
1,910
147
2,062
905
1,876
1,291
3
number 1959 .-. .
3,110
3,623
41,629
25,579
1,663
61,323
13,321
25,275
24,033
4
1954 .
4,372
4,233
46,363
22,509
1,708
52,086
13,396
27,204
22,868
5
.farms reporting 1959. . .
81
254
1,585
1,421
96
1,638
698
1,389
920
6
1954 .. .
180
390
2,171
1,766
144
1,855
852
1,808
1,176
7
number 1959 . . .
1,608
1,867
23,432
12,700
819
31,952
7,203
12,434
11,844
B
1954 . . .
2,168
2,190
24,361
11,519
924
28,187
7,166
13,130
10,694
q
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 .. .
65 i
147
240
375
1,428
2,062
1,170
1,602
84
136
1,518
1,775
607
799
1,130
1,627
835
1,114
10
n
number 1959 . . .
1,348
1,656
21,585
9,359
647
30,416
6,236
6,961
10,642
IS
1954 . . .
1,838
2,027
22,673
9,172
804
26,968
6,464
8,689
10,076
L3
farms reporting 1959 . . .
79
213
1,507
1,245
80
1,587
638
1,202
899
14
1954 . . .
145
296
1,976
1,326
110
1,641
725
1,498
1,094
IS
number 1959. . .
970
1,212
14,229
8,414
671
19,208
4,400
8,263
6,712
If,
1954 .. .
1,413
1,360
16,276
7,171
579
15,679
4,401
9,049
8,153
17
Steers and hulls, including stwr and bull calves.
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
89
166
1,176
1,058
60
1,484
491
960
774
18
1954 . . .
•1*3
206
1,575
989
89
1,603
581
1,118
972
19
number 1959. . .
532
544
3,968
4,465
173
10,163
1,718
4,578
3,477
SO
Farm? reporting bv number on band:
Cattle and cnlvr-s-
1954 . . .
791
683
5,726
3,819
205
8,220
1,829
5,025
4,021
21
farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
5
26
21
94
64
280
113
360
10
24
49
162
40
136
62
274
28
153
23
farms reporting 1959. . .
22
57
247
342
25
178
144
339
176
g 4
.farms reriorting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reportuig 1959 .. .
.farms reporting 1959. . .
24
23
11
6
41
48
13
306
602
215
11
319
361
74
10
18
18
5
2
315
829
316
56
179
212
38
2
350
372
67
11
218
337
103
15
SB
36
27
Co*s, including beifer? that have calved-
28
.farms reporting 1959. . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
8
33
11
10
12
65
131
26
21
8
225
514
321
276
220
303
666
245
123
63
22
50
8
9
5
123
336
434
407
268
105
311
161
73
45
166
780
299
81
54
128
355
203
141
71
20
30
H
S2
3.1
farms reporting 1959 . . .
3
3
25
17
2
60
2
6
19
34
farms reporting 1959 . .
3
4
4
8
1
2
35
Milk cows—
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
2
1
2
1
M
farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
10'
24
7
8
10
69
121
21
19
•7
226
421
283
259
212
320
513
178
105
40
23
41
6
8
5
109
282
412
387
263
110
252
137
65
40
223
686
155
39
25
132
304
181
135
65
37
;ik
39
10
30 to 4P
41
.farms reportinp 1959. . .
6
3
27
14
1
65
3
2
18
12
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 . . .
72
126
77
96
515
817
386
624
29
37
310
436
148
305
673
1,046
232
430
43
44
number 1959 .. .
377
171
1,359
796
59
768
250
1,541
551
45
1954 . . .
557
174
1,743
1,139
66
911
548
2,342
859
46
.forms reporting 1959. . .
1954 . . .
45
92
132
200
510
907
884
1,109
55
82
1,258
1,378
664
830
706
1,119
685
920
47
48
number 1959 . . .
5,294
620
5,408
8,662
630
25,147
8,397
4,728
8,885
10
1954...
7,199
564
7,000
6,711
710
20,883
8,605
6,355
9,510
50
.farms reporting 1959. . .
1954 . . .
30
51
56
79
346
588
505
516
26
45
799
834
385
456
340
450
397
516
51
52
number 1959 . . .
2,831
283
3,553
5,152
353
14,982
4,625
2,531
5,490
5.1
1954 . . .
3,582
221
4,290
3,537
392
12,331
4,864
3,079
5,308
54
.farms reporting 1959 . . .
33
100
318
696
48
1,091
585
592
595
55
1954 . . .
69
147
532
873
67
1,207
740
973
769
56
number 1959 . . .
2,463
337
1,855
3,510
277
10,165
3,772
2,197
3,395
57
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pies-
1954 . . .
3,617
343
2,710
3,174
318
8,552
3,741
3,276
4,202
56
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
20
119
392
642
35
554
388
557
411
59
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
9
7
67
155
12
369
174
119
184
60
. -farms reporting 1959 , . ,
5
11
6
45
32
8
311
100
30
84
61
farms reporting 1959. . .
6
5
24
2
6
62
farms reporting 1959 . . .
27
3
101
99
6
203
61
732
88
63
1954 . . .
61
5
121
67
7
230
83
816
106
64
number 1959. . .
612
77
2,472
1,664
226
5,382
1,402
54,434
2,327
65
1954 . . .
1,000
29
2,543
2,001
150
4,555
1,631
65,927
2,326
66
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
20
3
74
64
5
136
45
520
60
67
1951 . . .
46
5
88
51
5
149
55
620
80
68
number 1959 . . .
149
14
804
421
SO
1,727
304
10,980
391
60
1954 .. .
243
8
777
712
48
1,080
395
14,767
585
70
. .forms reporting 1959 . . .
27
3
91
88
6
191
60
708
85
71
1954 . . .
58
3
111
53
7
222
80
784
96
72
number 1959. . .
463
63
1,668
1,243
146
3,655
1,098
43,454
1,936
73
1954 . . -
757
21
1,766
1,289
102
3,475
1,236
51,160
1,741
74
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
27
3
90
81
6
189
59
690
85
75
1954...
57
3
107
53
5
217
79
749
95
76
number 1959 . . .
412
60
1,571
1,145
138
3,461
1,050
29,688
1,837
77
1954 . . .
681
19
1,620
1,220
90
3,305
1,183
35,139
1,626
78
farms reporting 1959. . .
19
3
66
60
5
128
32
581
58
79
1954 . . .
40
2
70
37
6
119
44
629
60
HO
number 1959. . .
51
3
97
98
8
194
48
13,766
99
81
Farms reporting by number of sheep ami lambs
1954 . . .
76
2
146
69
12
170
53
16,021
115
82
. .farms reporting 1959 , . .
21
2
72
72
3
142
45
189
61
S3
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
6
1
28
27
3
59
16
521
27
84
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
2
22
85
92
185
931
1,278
80
1,424
656
1,091
817
Bfl
1951 . . .
233
360
1,717
1,869
118
1,928
911
1,558
1,281
87
number 1959. ..
21,873
33,151
168,883
139,510
5,656
446,212
105,165
75,866
137,678
66
1954 . . .
33,525
36,493
201,301
148,961
10,252
496,659
208,310
107,899
188,013
Farms reporting by number of chickens 4 months old and over—
89
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
34
109
503
645
53
450
278
806
404
00
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
44
8
62
4
346
37
557
46
23
4
761
118
303
59
263
12
346
36
01
400 to 798
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
92
900 to 1,599
. .farms reporting 1959 . .
3
7
23
24
42
12
4
16
93
1,600 to 3,199
. .farms reporting 1959. .
3
2
14
5
27
3
3
10
94
. .farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
8
7
1
15
26
11
1
12
3
14
5
11
95
. .farm3 reporting 1959 .
90
1954 .. .
5
' 2
7
32
1
23
28
48
31
97
number 1959. . .
25
86
550
43
42
242
96
1954...
150
24
149
685
5
3,978
652
210
289
PENNSYLVANIA
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
173
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
UcKean
Uercer
Mifflin
Monroe
1,614
1,000
735
596
5,252
1,028
1,115
639
875
1,19b
405
1,986
790
326
1
2,233
1,290
892
782
5,807
1,303
1,260
886
1,339
. 1,554
653
2,713
907
440
2
28,587
17,429
14,945
15,062
161,372
20,869
40,520
10,821
14,366
23,901
7,825
40,345
20,860
4,421
3
31,430
17,670
14,543
17,578
146,848
24,377
35,457
12,656
15,478
24,383
9,478
48,070
17,747
4,807
4
1,469
924
627
559
4,076
945
896
445
772
1,049
372
1,810
708
260
5
2,100
1,231
818
743
4,843
1,224
1,084
651
1,213
1,441
592
2,537
840
378
«
14,676
8,744
7,348
9,339
61,839
10,793
18,573
4,978
8,073
12,642
4,268
20,746
11,121
2,285
7
15,626
9,156
7,190
10,915
59,732
12,419
16,067
5,915
8,801
13,110
5,059
24,276
9,358
2,619
8
1,273
811
591
538
3,932
744
845
412
727
984
322
1,565
673
237
9
1,971
1,169
797
717
4,719
1,106
1,044
613
1,172
1,399
557
2,334
822
361
10
12,061
7,326
7,015
9,080
59,830
8,714
16,424
4,737
7,720
11,849
3,846
17,819
10,799
2,063
11
13,744
8,128
6,894
10,614
58,267
10,962
14,984
5,380
8,436
12,612
4,729
21,658
9,079
2,432
12
1,339
838
618
533
3,181
901
778
398
702
1,008
356
1,724
695
250
13
1,812
1,051
742
695
3,423
1,127
912
525
969
1,297
501
2,332
756
290
M
9,765
6,019
5,044
4,913
29,734
7,305
9,342
2,489
4,615
7,869
2,900
14,155
7,381
1,381
15
10,954
6,193
5,228
5,846
27,703
8,826
8,942
2,749
4,876
7,984
3,482
17,272
6,433
1,398
ie
1,091
639
571
323
4,273
717
903
511
487
766
220
1,333
627
208
17
1,466
771
649
410
4,530
901
1,015
671
650
905
347
1,791
672
279
18
4,146
2,666
2,553
810
69,799
2,771
12,605
3,354
1,678
3,390
657
5,444
2,358
755
19
4,850
2,321
2,125
817
59,413
3,132
10,448
3,992
1,801
3,289
937
6,522
1,956
790
20
83
60
39
18
164
51
31
60
70
56
24
92
26
27
21
357
200
115
57
385
162
90
139
168
178
75
328
101
97
22
309
212
88
59
463
195
99
115
165
193
79
339
82
75
23
335
205
168
136
830
210
167
133
206
264
89
403
127
55
24
437
266
283
270
2,588
333
482
152
220
423
109
689
365
55
25
83
49
39
51
734
69
209
35
37
63
26
122
80
13
26
10
8
3
5
88
8
37
5
9
13
3
13
9
4
27
233
175
98
55
665
138
107
111
176
159
65
274
69
80
28
688
418
180
124
915
396
165
143
267
329
153
699
175
103
29
289
195
235
181
1,150
213
208
97
187
333
74
461
237
35
30
182
90
91
133
859
124
216
53
103
165
46
246
147
23
31
65
37
21
52
413
63
159
34
30
49
28
115
69
16
32
5
5
1
10
57
9
32
6
7
12
5
11
10
2
33
4
3
1
2
7
1
5
1
1
2
...
3
1
34
3
1
2
10
1
4
1
1
1
1
35
250
184
91
54
639
146
98
103
166
165
65
304
64
79
M
548
343
162
115
863
250
150
124
244
288
113
525
154
90
37
242
167
231
177
1,126
176
203
96
179
316
68
389
230
28
38
170
80
86
127
837
113
207
50
100
157
44
232
147
22
19
56
32
19
51
397
52
156
32
30
46
26
105
68
15
<0
7
5
2
14
70
7
31
7
8
12
6
10
10
3
tl
389
218
157
136
1,994
371
226
128
165
307
116
539
278
73
4!
627
304
234
207
2,044
421
249
184
308
466
195
674
355
96
43
924
482
437
358
9,049
1,275
744
573
471
718
283
1,690
1,095
302
44
1,249
542
523
446
7,853
1,150
701
499
563
936
368
1,593
1,114
301
45
965
578
601
91
2,699
575
609
497
347
6%
121
1,057
624
171
48
1,335
832
755
140
3,242
742
783
727
527
1,LU
228
1,582
753
271
47
11,356
5,230
11,216
869
51,689
8,215
10,255
9,270
4,521
10,068
478
14,781
10,793
2,249
48
11,596
5,501
8,316
1,472
41,195
8,809
10,511
10,279
4,339
10,984
723
15,586
10,098
2,238
49
623
372
388
48
1,610
412
370
269
207
434
67
696
437
84
50
781
482
431
81
1,686
493
410
377
262
586
124
953
501
105
51
7,030
2,926
7,453
332
32,907
5,222
6,315
5,605
2,410
6,157
248
9,705
6,597
1,104
52
6,903
3,210
4,936
697
23,192
5,472
5,656
5,643
2,338
6,115
388
9,412
6,318
1,043
53
744
404
519
60
2,071
427
451
391
238
553
77
824
548
135
54
1,032
630
633
80
2,542
582
626
574
373
925
142
1,252
612
229
55
4,326
2,304
3,763
537
18,782
2,993
3,940
3,665
2,111
3,911
230
5,076
4,196
1,145
56
4,693
2,291
3,380
775
18,003
3,337
4,855
4,636
2,001
4,869
335
6,174
3,780
1,195
57
603
422
307
76
1,494
312
339
296
238
393
112
623
261
127
58
242
11/4
151
6
636
158
170
98
75
185
8
279
204
25
59
115
40
128
8
499
101
87
88
29
108
1
142
155
13
60
5
2
15
1
70
4
13
15
5
10
13
4
6
61
186
33
55
28
996
183
149
80
74
56
44
239
194
47
62
194
30
36
36
1,079
156
168
68
83
77
35
282
206
62
63
4,960
1,140
1,362
547
11,469
4,444
1,784
1,588
1,707
1,178
2,248
7,016
1,975
675
64
4,005
661
530
811
11,689
3,896
1,844
1,294
2,127
1,151
1,403
8,143
2,216
747
65
142
28
42
21
522
128
~ 80
56
52
42
37
168
121
35
66
US
21
29
31
552
113
88
49
60
56
31
225
125
50
67
1,474
385
361
170
2,531
1,240
391
407
404
528
543
2,147
454
156
68
1,102
257
202
270
2,718
1,186
520
360
670
358
337
2,625
442
229
69
171
30
54
26
908
174
139
74
67
44
41
222
186
45
70
178
26
33
30
984
148
151
59
72
69
34
266
200
55
71
3,486
755
1,001
377
8,938
3,204
1,393
1,181
1,303
650
1,705
4,869
1,521
519
72
2,903
404
328
541
8,971
2,710
1,324
934
1,457
793
1,066
5,518
1,774
518
73
166
30
53
26
856
173
136
70
62
43
41
218
184
42
74
176
26
32
29
944
143
141
56
71
68
34
254
197
54
75
3,308
610
940
342
7,969
3,032
1,266
1,039
1,170
610
1,651
4,588
1,417
449
76
2,750
388
307
498
7,902
2,473
1,169
804
1,330
726
995
5,184
1,638
453
77
132
22
35
16
661
104
104
65
53
27
29
139
97
34
78
103
13
16
20
713
86
99
41
49
45
28
166
103
43
79
178
145
61
35
969
172
127
142
133
40
54
281
104
70
80
153
16
21
43
1,069
237
155
130
127
67
71
334
136
65
81
124
23
35
20
897
122
132
64
55
38
22
147
182
39
82
61
9
20
8
99
61
17
16
19
18
20
90
12
8
83
1
1
...
2
2
84
1,130
581
592
248
4,498
816
912
792
713
880
239
1,369
660
296
85
1,967
1,004
1,003
506
5,753
1,170
1,305
1,075
1,192
1,499
489
2,272
875
482
86
198,112
125,435
334,875
114,006
3,535,335
181,095
561,109
354,263
228,214
163,720
23,193
217,716
213,261
85,052
87
269,082
123,608
398,541
145,213
2,825,047
199,019
472,387
387,332
222,706
251,531
31,393
297,771
228,974
111,143
88
524
316
126
93
634
305
198
235
311
387
153
646
204
135
89
466
205
247
87
1,485
386
360
333
275
392
74
608
312
115
90
95
30
118
35
1,109
82
165
118
57
60
7
67
101
21
91
32
14
63
18
726
27
111
60
38
26
3
34
31
12
92
10
9
24
10
369
12
47
24
20
11
2
7
5
7
93
3
7
14
5
175
4
31
22
12
4
7
7
6
94
5
4
2
1
18
5
6
10
1
3
1
17
4
6
95
15
7
7
5
18
12
4
13
12
3
5
11
5
8
96
96
11
5
7
1,835
37
277
946
125
50
10
106
987
3,323
»7
47
17
74
1,105
5,112
145
64
3,201
286
299
16
174
110
298
*>
174
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 8.-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ON
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
1
805
363
904
1,006
923
5
105
591
973
1954 . . .
1,250
429
1,205
1,297
1,134
8
189
833
1,208
:l
number 1959 . . .
20,690
7,050
20,927
18,184
18,974
255
1,763
14,805
14,049
4
1954 .. .
26,125
7,200
20,945
18,896
18,990
374
2,283
16,423
15,414
5
Cows, including heifers that have calved farms reporting 1959. ..
638
318
709
803
757
4
92
567
727
g
1954 . . .
1,042
393
1,007
1,131
994
8
181
781
993
7
number 1959 . . .
11,865
3,475
12,667
7,966
8,754
187
932
8,434
6,267
8
1954 . . .
14,674
3,636
12,882
8,757
8,596
242
1,187
9,184
6,740
9
557
954
273
370
669
967
680
1,033
691
940
4
8
86
176
538
754
649
943
10
1954 .. .
1]
number 1959 . . .
10,836
3,128
12,028
6,628
8,072
187
815
8,026
5,698
IS
1954 . . .
13,471
3,331
12,419
7,540
7,850
242
1,119
8,839
6,243
13
562
308
641
717
710
4
87
543
652
14
1954 . . .
843
361
831
979
839
6
143
739
884
15
number 1959. . .
5,471
2,374
5,010
4,947
5,818
43
604
5,564
3,893
L6
1954 .. .
6,486
2,442
5,381
5,520
5,360
126
813
6,065
4,548
17
Steers and bulls, including steer and bull calves. . .farms reporting 1959. . .
472
253
643
767
668
5
58
339
753
Ifl
1954 . . .
763
288
823
919
815
5
80
443
907
19
numtier 1959. . .
3,354
1,201
3,250
5,271
4,402
25
227
807
3,889
20
1954 .. .
Farms reporting bv number on band:
Cattle and calves-
4,965
1,122
2,682
4,619
5,034
6
283
1,174
4,126
.1
38
158
103
120
267
13
65
50
87
128
60
199
131
123
288
66
184
187
225
285
53
163
147
175
299
i
1
1
11
25
16
20
25
15
69
88
111
237
78
285
215
146
198
go
S3
'1
25
28
105
17
90
47
80
1
7
68
45
27
14
3
13
12
6
1
1
3
6
Cows, including heifers that have calved-
29
80
66
133
168
149
1
21
53
201
2D
170
103
150
321
248
36
179
310
30
107
143
109
21
4
4
99
33
138
141
108
32
2
5
190
196
107
55
1
19
8
7
1
149
124
95
73
36
11
1
31
80
33
32
15
1
55
5
1
1
33
8
2
1
2
1
34
35
i
"i
Milk cows-
3fJ
70
129
99
134
62
73
92
29
126
133
132
140
169
237
165
74
129
224
185
103
l
l
19
35
19
8
56
.58
149
116
183
269
88
64
37
1h
83
40
98
15
101
28
48
4
52
33
41
27
2
37
7
2
2
1
7
12
42
223
357
81
88
1A3
174
161
248
205
305
8
7
36
51
161
324
164
275
43
1954 . . .
44
number 1959...
945
21A
491
440
505
21
92
395
407
45
1954 . . .
1,168
179
406
584
636
54
172
617
578
46
376
264
403
769
801
3
42
171
776
47
1954 . . .
610
312
636
1,011
1,008
2
106
257
929
48
number 1959 . . .
12,268
4,580
4,702
13,543
12,442
115
251
736
11,682
49
1954 . . .
13,095
4,031
5,891
11,869
12,429
74
758
801
10,409
50
285
170
210
485
453
3
16
94
462
51
1954 . . .
397
171
296
559
564
1
45
144
550
52
number 1959 .. .
7,615
2,548
2,404
8,155
7,126
67
97
410
6,620
53
1954 . . .
7,502
2,235
3,258
6,394
7,426
41
463
451
5,924
54
220
398
220
273
289
488
629
869
681
852
2
2
34
75
110
147
603
720
55
1954 . . .
56
number 1959 . . .
4,653
2,032
2,298
5,388
5,316
48
154
326
5,062
57
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of hogs and pies-
5,593
1,796
2,633
5,475
5,003
33
295
350
4,485
58
180
146
295
377
452
38
153
448
59
97
68
62
212
204
1
2
14
192
60
75
24
192
47
3
41
5
94
165
15
103
135
10
71
2
2
4
126
10
45
61
62
22
3
17
80
63
1954 . . .
306
26
101
102
55
2
19
88
39
64
number 1959.. .
3,734
429
1,333
2,105
1,667
46
273
3,731
1,055
65
1954 . . .
4,805
865
1,327
1,176
1,159
45
207
3,598
499
66
131
13
65
68
48
1
12
63
34
67
1951 . . .
217
20
74
59
40
1
17
68
26
68
number 1959 , . .
1,011
153
315
681
424
12
117
986
325
69
1954 . . .
1,706
375
357
264
292
5
84
1,084
153
70
180
21
80
96
62
3
16
79
41
71
1954 . . .
273
25
83
95
53
1
18
82
33
72
number 1059. ..
2,723
276
1,018
1,424
1,243
34
156
2,745
730
73
1954 . . .
3,099
490
970
912
867
40
123
2,514
346
74
177
21
75
93
58
3
16
77
37
75
1954 . . .
265
23
80
91
52
1
17
82
30
76
number 1959 .. .
2,474
261
871
1,296
1,146
29
134
2,624
652
77
1954 . . .
2,767
436
789
822
826
39
111
2,340
313
78
142
14
62
67
45
3
11
59
34
79
1954 . . .
133
19
64
62
30
1
10
52
24
80
number 1959 .. .
249
15
147
128
97
5
22
121
78
81
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of sheep and lambs—
332
54
181
90
41
1
12
174
33
82
153
16
81
80
47
2
12
36
39
83
38
6
13
23
24
1
5
43
5
84
300 or more farms reporting 1959 . . .
1
1
1
85
742
287
799
852
838
11
79
263
1,044
86
1951 . . .
1,546
415
1,293
1,385
1,310
9
162
564
1,286
87
number 1959...
570,744
100,750
207, 585
752,495
396,295
2,420
40,131
32,464
609,708
88
1954 . . .
Farms reporting by number of chickens 1 months old and over-
590,273
96,401
297,836
674,097
529,610
2,884
32,397
62,632
561,850
89
186
107
310
146
215
7
36
167
272
90
273
118
344
323
363
1
22
81
385
91
101
30
75
126
130
1
6
9
167
92
95
17
46
117
84
2
7
2
134
93
45
10
19
84
26
5
2
58
94
42
5
5
56
20
3
2
26
95
6
1
3
1
4
1
2
12
M
1054 . . .
24
4
10
8
8
2
"4
7
97
number 1959 . . .
48
300
10
200
168
50
14
722
M
1954 .. .
2,339
1,203
887
1,689
1,130
201
9
1,905
PENNSYLVANIA
FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
175
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westjoore-
Wyoming
York
886
1,938
344
1,580
1,383
563
722
750
2,098
1,400
2,112
628
3,055
1
1,036
2,444
417
1,911
1,681
682
1,171
1,051
2,789
1,811
2,943
901
3,652
2
14,563
53,543
7,429
53,486
42,558
13,298
10,752
17,935
54,202
.42,739
44,431
19,461
65,799
3
14,493
50,955
7,853
58,893
46,341
12,539
13,959
20,352
58,552
46,827
47,127
21,600
61,434
4
724
1,782
323
1,497
1,291
481
658
694
1,919
1,343
1,864
593
2,113
5
916
2,302
397
1,862
1,624
615
1,088
996
2,555
1,761
2,657
828
2,859
6
7,129
27,457
3,940
31,839
24,162
6,912
5,382
9,852
26,529
27,417
27,249
11,787
25,460
7
7,398
25,193
4,101
34,621
26,646
6,613
6,918
11,098
28,046
29,161
23,805
12, 711
25,627
8
683
1,622
292
1,457
1,214
457
571
642
1,521
1,309
1,600
569
1,876
3
890
2,176
386
1,835
1,573
595
1,010
948
2,292
1,748
2,467
817
2,650
10
6,848
24,556
3,659
31,224
23,058
6,516
4,389
9,293
19,472
26,735
19,101
11,368
22,781
11
7,177
23,292
3,854
34,132
25,587
6,324
6,043
10,644
23,102
28,812
21,346
12,566
23,458
12
726
1,729
309
1,500
1,303
465
603
671
1,833
1,301
1,780
584
1,966
13
847
2,029
369
1,829
1,574
571
944
941
2,353
1,668
2,294
796
2,299
1(
4,458
18,311
2,937
19,712
15,876
4,280
3,778
6,774
19,313
13,791
14,627
6,692
16,240
IS
4,374
17,449
2,873
21,979
17,148
3,949
4,967
7,733
20,960
15,914
15,501
7,945
15,572
16
652
1,480
198
959
840
405
473
493
1,578
762
1,481
308
2,516
17
758
1,682
246
1,147
1,094
449
734
684
1,974
1,048
1,813
462
2,905
IS
2,976
7,775
552
1,935
2,520
2,106
1,592
1,309
8,360
1,699
7,387
782
24,099
19
2,721
8,313
879
2,293
2,547
1,977
2,074
1,521
9,546
1,752
7,821
944
20,235
20
47
59
17
24
23
23
42
27
52
25
66
14
191
21
165
295
44
112
106
69
186
134
274
91
394
48
540
22
145
272
52
104
122
74
177
115
363
94
387
51
552
23
217
281
75
218
224
109
136
133
403
234
406
97
598
24
287
699
132
812
694
248
154
245
740
741
664
319
872
25
23
291
20
278
193
34
22
83
221
199
171
88
249
26
2
41
4
32
21
6
5
13
45
16
22
11
53
27
120
195
38
116
90
36
133
100
202
83
285
44
565
28
266
602
115
208
250
144
353
259
742
202
730
103
680
29
259
376
94
388
370
179
93
126
469
406
406
175
341
30
64
336
54
427
353
85
49
117
290
386
270
152
291
31
13
218
19
297
195
29
24
70
173
219
145
97
182
32
1
49
3
46
29
7
3
15
31
39
19
14
40
33
6
11
4
4
6
5
6
7
8
34
1
4
1
3
3
6
3
3
1
6
35
112
212
37
111
83
34
150
93
262
83
278
42
536
36
240
524
97
193
213
128
277
230
533
184
597
96
547
37
257
323
85
380
354
178
71
117
323
402
329
171
305
38
61
315
52
420
349
84
48
115
250
378
245
145
275
39
12
202
18
294
186
25
22
68
125
216
130
94
172
40
1
46
3
59
29
8
3
19
28
46
21
21
43
41
193
480
86
421
389
100
156
243
625
290
533
132
679
42
247
648
134
679
554
94
286
367
1,011
620
824
270
991
43
598
1,166
197
898
1,020
231
459
533
2,014
560
1,345
307
1,839
44
554
1,334
286
1,359
1,239
188
545
759
2,431
1,121
1,802
469
2,159
45
826
1,128
144
230
340
413
408
in
849
221
1,012
93
2,469
46
938
1,583
222
306
412
510
655
292
1,334
354
1,499
197
3,010
47
11,266
14,100
742
1,111
1,536
6,359
3,820
1,239
8,421
947
12,653
540
49,367
48
9,410
13,578
1,045
1,293
1,881
5,965
5,006
1,154
10,129
1,600
12,518
741
39,552
49
480
686
71
137
181
228
226
103
466
123
598
50
1,520
50
502
907
97
149
255
272
338
150
641
159
725
77
1,628
51
6,421
8,167
402
629
855
3,720
2,131
772
4,467
552
7,440
320
29,399
52
5,215
8,192
494
646
1,259
3,173
2,607
665
5,013
757
6,418
393
22,265
53
724
908
107
136
222
345
297
123
677
139
799
59
2,092
54
832
1,239
181
190
243
418
523
196
1,076
247
1,205
141
2,572
55
4,845
5,933
340
482
681
2,639
1,689
467
3,954
395
5,213
220
19,968
56
4,195
5,386
551
647
622
2,792
2,399
489
5,116
843
6r100
348
17,287
57
446
729
125
209
305
258
305
155
602
197
691
84
1,166
58
256
230
13
15
29
96
75
13
176
20
209
5
672
59
121
158
6
5
5
53
25
12
65
4
100
3
583
60
3
11
1
1
6
3
1
6
12
1
48
61
41
150
43
119
162
38
66
44
556
73
213
40
345
62
40
174
45
123
155
30
75
47
663
82
274
49
298
63
508
3,684
1,238
4,459
9,201
973
2,490
1,966
32,958
1,237
4,777
1,060
6,473
64
322
3,513
1,204
3,082
7,161
398
2,183
1,479
37,216
1,801
4,907
980
4,537
65
26
101
29
91
127
27
53
31
407
44
144
30
204
66
24
116
30
101
130
24
56
36
507
68
192
36
211
67
123
829
271
965
2,560
258
675
550
8,590
343
1,457
295
1,462
68
80
1,303
244
777
1,836
119
545
408
9,389
458
1,359
272
1,121
69
38
139
41
105
154
38
59
43
537
66
194
38
322
70
39
152
41
115
145
27
69
42
619
75
249
42
271
71
385
2,855
967
3,494
6,641
715
1,815
1,416
24,368
894
3,320
765
5,011
72
242
2,210
960
2,305
5,325
279
1,638
1,071
27,827
1,343
3,548
708
3,416
73
38
139
41
102
148
37
58
40
522
62
166
37
307
74
38
142
40
114
143
27
66
42
602
72
237
40
261
75
354
2,709
933
2,320
6,307
673
1,717
1,335
19,915
837
3,073
700
4,515
76
219
2,043
933
2,129
5,098
262
1,569
991
22,018
1,241
3,255
673
3,084
77
22
97
28
79
121
31
43
34
405
42
128
28
256
78
21
98
25
80
106
14
45
27
460
60
150
25
194
79
31
146
34
1,174
334
42
98
81
4,453
57
247
65
496
80
23
167
27
176
227
17
69
80
5,809
102
293
35
332
81
37
97
25
61
62
26
38
22
223
57
157
24
272
82
4
53
18
57
1
97
3
12
28
21
1
323
10
16
56
16
73
83
84
768
1,234
163
559
575
413
445
379
1,491
552
1,578
234
2,891
85
1,067
2,087
260
984
885
689
988
728
2,599
1,135
2,884
589
4,025
86
325,024
295,415
22,251
108,104
116,923
150,792
58,360
44,500
186,986
279,268
298,898
75,533
1,314,217
87
303,469
353,400
57,619
146, 598
171,892
165,411
109,189
69,995
239,571
269,133
359,402
119,697
1,493,764
88
214
465
87
355
339
140
241
235
799
255
747
109
746
89
375
555
59
163
194
196
172
111
594
184
686
80
1,237
90
92
125
11
19
19
38
16
23
59
43
81
19
448
91
39
60
6
11
13
20
12
7
25
33
32
13
265
92
27
25
4
4
12
4
2
11
20
19
9
126
93
21
4
7
6
7
1
3
17
13
4
49
94
4
13
2
11
8
2
3
4
21
3
12
2
15
95
7
16
6
22
13
2
18
6
48
16
43
13
20
96
910
128
41
688
22
2
10
5
680
109
457
1,203
3,333
97
53
209
58
905
126
2
555
264
1,624
194
747
3,266
2,655
te
176
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
(For definition.*, and explanations
see text)
1
Value of sales ot livestock and/or livestock oroducts
including daily products
.... dollars 1959 . . .
525,414,416
423,964,150
12,149,119
9,195,980
2,250,832
3,132,997
3,882,425
3,538,636
2,702,561
2,549,731
8,337,026
7,032,012
22,018,475
17,884,371
5,875,050
3,733,259
20,175,115
13,981,430
2
1954 .. .
3
Any livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
74,077
1,444
473
1,092
791
1,801
2,162
722
2,362
4
1954 .. .
84,805
1,631
728
1,302
783
1,982
2,524
712
2,669
5
value
or sales, dollars 1959. . .
130,696,176
5,436,323
608,916
1,248,790
761,820
2,329,185
4,893,071
1,401,455
2,352,082
6
1954...
90,836,733
3,464,717
478,883
838,790
554,671
1,429,950
3,940,766
603,481
1,301,530
7
. farms reporting 1959. . .
40,635
1,016
336
584
346
925
1,600
348
579
I
1954...
64,884
1,520
777
1,044
565
1,515
2,474
701
1,105
11
value of sales, dollars 1959 . . .
114,678,920
3,485,260
1,096,861
774, 311
431,330
837,782
4,946,614
662,521
1,122,550
IP
1954...
115,206,528
3,205,148
1,517,957
833,762
594,131
1,308,896
5,077,765
745,595
1,416,363
11
Livestock products other than poultry
280,039,320
3,227,536
545,055
1,859,324
1,509,411
5,170,059
12,178,790
3,811,074
16,700,483
1?
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
1954 .. .
217,920,889
2,526,115
1,136,157
1,866,084
1,400,929
4,293,166
8,865,840
2,384,183
11,263,537
13
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
65,793
1,222
362
942
666
1,601
1,842
672
2,277
14
1954 . . .
77,853
1,421
633
1,210
691
1,892
2,268
630
2,607
IS
number 1959 .. .
915,901
21,772
3,190
7,536
6,320
16,707
33,072
11,513
39,032
16
1954...
868,136
19,473
4,235
8,257
6,458
16,445
33,977
7,016
33,484
17
dollars 1959...
105,298,852
3,623,263
388,170
725,020
553,355
1,762,990
4,170,295
1,111,845
2,209,587
ie
1954...
69,889,514
2,320,579
258,832
511,681
370,622
928,509
3,194,562
389,859
1,200,804
in
. farms reporting 1959 .. .
47,073
944
292
586
396
1,229
1,457
477
1,765
so
1954 . . .
56,346
1,010
419
785
498
1,387
1,679
445
1,927
21
number 1959 . . .
399,773
14,237
1,600
2,736
2,670
6,942
15,999
5,243
8,874
22
1954...
382,204
12,284
1,601
3,385
2,194
6,442
16,665
2,446
8,019
2!
dollars 1959...
88,584,729
3,301,065
291,770
521,120
409,800
1,460,635
3,668,317
944,400
1,637,048
24
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold-
1954 . . .
60,270,837
2,119,071
192,796
392,105
272,825
738,364
2,772,962
302,859
939,566
25
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
27,387
436
180
406
215
760
715
265
1,135
26
. farms reporting 1959. . .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
15,261
4,118
307
317
162
29
100
12
155
25
155
20
5
435
27
7
551
178
13
172
30
10
583
47
27
SB
29
farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954 • • •
50,298
63,123
782
1,002
222
445
682
972
485
565
1,055
1,496
1,340
1,785
525
545
2,152
2,429
3(1
31
number 1959. ..
516,128
7,535
1,590
4,800
3,650
9,765
17,073
6,270
30,158
3!
1954...
485,932
7,189
2,634
4,872
4,264
10,003
17,312
4,570
25,465
33
dollars 1959 .. .
16,714,123
322,198
96,400
203,900
143,555
302,355
501,978
167,445
572,539
34
1954...
9,618,677
201,508
66,036
119,576
97,797
190,145
421,690
87,000
261,238
35
. farms reporting 1959. . .
2,266
16
20
35
45
20
46
15
65
36
1954 . . .
2,385
38
23
34
29
32
48
9
66
37
number 1959. ..
6,719
170
30
90
150
35
122
20
90
3h
1954...
5,402
217
93
61
131
44
97
13
147
39
dollars 1959...
3,184,254
1,006,308
4,675
15,550
27,250
4,785
15,256
2,425
24,155
in
1954 . . .
1,085,452
423,059
9,510
3,965
7,919
2,571
7,845
757
9,526
41
. .farms reporting 1959. . .
23,446
665
151
440
176
832
795
300
140
42
1954...
29,551
914
222
583
272
965
1,018
343
222
43
number 1959. . .
632,003
23,287
6,088
15,045
4,755
15,980
21,070
8,550
1,675
44
1954...
544,781
19,838
5,360
9,007
4,441
14,487
20,058
5,899
2,406
41.
dollars 1959...
20,224,096
745,184
194,816
481,440
152,160
511,360
674,240
273,600
53,600
46
1954...
18,141,187
683,913
191,987
304,539
126 ,101
468,195
695,399
199,817
46,530
47
. farms reporting 1959. . .
6,559
173
71
100
100
201
165
55
190
46
1954 .. .
6,580
99
63
81
79
151
160
58
143
49
number 1959. ..
152,998
4,736
1,635
2,060
2,235
3,850
2,560
1,045
4,980
50
1954 . . .
135,065
2,368
1,238
1,253
3,325
2,340
2,909
' 887
3,362
51
dollars 1059 ...
1,988,974
61,568
21,255
26,780
29,055
50,050
33,280
13,585
64,740
52
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
1954...
1,720,580
37,166
18,554
18,605
50,029
30,675
42,870
13,048
44,670
53
Sheep and/of lambs shorn
. farms reporting 1959. . .
7,878
120
65
120
113
178
248
65
191
54
1954 .. .
7,903
109
83
87
102
171
218
65
152
55
number shorn 1959 . . .
207,432
2,943
1,473
2,947
2,594
3,726
4,032
1,434
5,169
56
1954 . . .
208,024
2,865
1,793
1,646
3,122
3,076
3,518
1,335
4,685
57
pounds of wool 1950 . . .
1,536,448
20,746
10,977
21,173
21,960
25,461
28,751
10,732
34,013
58
1954 . . .
1,563,751
19,760
14,011
11,988
23,339
18,284
23,810
8,158
30,110
59
. farms reporting 1959. . .
number shorn 1959 .. .
476
5,931
2
10
8
56
13
158
6
36
10
168
10
164
11
98
60
ei
pounds of wool 1959 . . .
32,017
51
333
725
179
778
712
611
62
. farms reporting 1959. . .
7,714
119
63
117
111
173
243
65
185
S3
number shorn 1959 . . .
201,501
2,933
1,417
2,789
2,558
3,558
3,868
1,434
5,071
B4
UTTERS FARROWED
pounds of wooll959 . . .
1,504,431
20,695
10,644
20,448
21,781
24,683
28,039
10,732
33,402
65
Litters (snowed, Decembet 1, ptevious
year to Novetntier 30, Census yeaf
. farms reporting 1959. . .
17,037
521
93
381
127
674
478
207
117
66
1954...
22,610
739
172
524
197
845
650
253
159
67
number of litters 1959 . . .
95,669
3,162
564
1,750
613
2,784
3,079
1,092
391
68
Farm? reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959—
1054...
109,512
3,919
1,092
2,004
869
2,972
4,163
1,226
500
69
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
7,341
7,335
169
265
37
37
161
183
60
53
326
301
184
197
91
81
80
30
70
71
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1,667
60
15
30
7
37
68
28
6
72
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
farms reporting 1959 . . .
513
117
24
3
2
2
5
2
6
1
7
3
22
6
6
1
i
73
74
. farms reporti ng 1 959 . . .
64
1
75
. farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954...
14,368
16,858
456
570
76
134
319
383
104
132
549
688
418
475
173
200
99
101
76
77
number of litters 1959 . . .
49,059
1,615
281
908
307
1,447
1,593
597
232
78
1954...
49,887
1,743
529
901
464
1,602
1,716
656
260
79
farms reporting 1959. . .
12,292
403
73
277
91
497
342
139
59
SO
1954...
17,137
574
127
382
148
602
516
185
113
11
number of litters 1959. . .
46,610
1,547
283
842
306
1,337
1,486
495
159
82
1954...
59,625
2,176
563
1,103
405
1,370
2,447
570
240
AND LITTERS FARROWED:
for only a sample of farms. See text]
PENNSYLVANIA
CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
177
Clearfield
159
223
1,297
1,385
155
288
1,601
2,011
6,814,448
7,231,409
1,731
1,946
1,703,655
1,481,200
910
1,551
2,142,968
2,528,076
2,967,825
3,222,133
1,491
1,784
12,930
13,321
1,271,505
965,360
1,030
1,266
5,865
5,413
1,038,980
773,834
570
420
40
986
1,402
7,065
7,908
232,525
191,526
30
51
190
108
46,710
7,400
561
835
10,875
12,798
348,000
471,007
155
140
2,880
2,796
37,440
37,433
181
166
4,111
3,975
31,734
30,507
17
201
1,244
171
3,910
30,490
537
651
2,120
2,872
281
213
34
433
499
1,100
1,336
383
509
1,020
1,536
3,120,489
2,275,664
713
930
563,720
513,179
422
682
1,287,790
731,679
1,258,979
1,030,806
643
862
4,285
4,978
348,715
315,875
322
564
1,315
1,990
237,335
236,034
265
50
6
1
511
689
2,970
2,988
111,380
79,841
20
33
25
76
2,175
5,097
262
385
6,590
6,061
210,880
189,304
15
18
150
209
1,950
2,903
19
30
386
342
2,849
2,293
19
386
2,849
311
351
1,142
1,349
186
107
12
222
254
567
628
204
256
575
721
112,692
85,621
45
50
11,810
12,582
32
38
18,252
34,590
82,630
38,449
45
46
230
199
11,010
11,542
25
39
45
90
6,890
9,770
25
35
30
185
109
4,120
1,772
140
5
3
25
16
800
740
2
ii
160
' 4
45
228
1,043,495
1,159,174
206
235
160,149
162,401
185
284
605,876
667,823
277,470
328,950
156
203
1,159
1,199
111,314
102,128
96
168
451
610
88,714
91,031
70
21
5
96
124
708
589
22,600
11,097
690
80
100
1,455
1,696
46,560
57,986
10
7
175
119
2,275
1,597
10
15
233
249
1,777
1,299
10
233
1,777
37
94
27°
424
27
70
114
188
165
236
7,849,580
5,603,759
953
998
1,424,320
915,306
463
745
525,124
612,863
5,900,136
4,075,590
933
13,172
9,922
1,106,525
531,327
642
636
3,624
3,064
810,145
386,131
455
550
161
597
25
143
1
15
801
1,369
833
1,632
9,548
22,738
6,858
22,984
296,380
595,900
145,196
397,888
20
20
170
35
31,000
2,531
352
487
8,225
9,907
263,200
361,654
61
56
1,815
1,283
23,595
19,794
67
64
1,681
1,828
11,390
12,733
5
253
1,206
66
1,428
10,184
315
394
1,839
2,065
111
161
32
8
2
1
259
303
898
1,018
229
286
941
1,047
21,057,202
18,429,877
1,881
2,110
5,792,834
4,032,009
783
1,395
2,522,736
3,050,044
12,741,632
11,347,824
1,660
1,873
42,025
42,343
4,884,911
3,490,762
1,305
1,445
19,287
19,359
4,289,011
3,092,874
131
78
476
239
221,235
127,320
335
452
19,509
12,329
624,288
364,349
190
207
4,800
3,378
62,400
49,578
225
269
4,096
4,819
29,100
32,060
7
107
612
221
3,989
28,488
194
270
2,264
2,561
73
71
29
7
7
7
161
192
1,240
1,026
144
210
1,024
1,535
4,378,632
3,393,670
967
1,235
1,114,351
671,331
533
944
789,213
903,733
2,475,068
1,818,606
922
1,168
9,106
7,317
796,071
431,920
622
749
3,033
2,891
553,005
337,378
440
151
31
761
922
6,073
4,426
243,066
94,542
20
28
50
51
77,000
3,170
351
525
7,280
6,913
232,960
219,339
30
53
640
1,223
8,320
16,902
52
56
1,307
1,371
9,677
9,661
3
14
79
51
1,293
9,598
313
441
1,478
1,405
150
129
27
4
3
262
313
766
700
222
310
712
705
2,248,559
1,927,641
731
994
404,378
380,456
371
689
404,869
420,162
1,439,312
1,127,023
646
925
4,171
4,829
298,158
306,731
286
656
986
2,119
161,013
253,156
225
60
1
570
698
3,185
2,710
137,145
53,575
31
34
115
52
18,525
4,465
195
232
2,710
2,366
86,720
67,380
5
14
75
143
975
1,880
13
18
205
324
1,387
2,122
13
205
1,387
119
201
414
566
102
156
223
312
76
122
191
254
1,988,812
1,367,109
375
364
242,300
219,817
199
260
272,100
239,306
1,474,412
907,986
325
342
2,905
2,510
186,360
139,821
205
211
655
855
124,305
102,779
150
55
280
283
2,250
1,655
62,055
37,042
10
2
20
2
5,375
150
130
138
1,570
2,103
50,240
78,381
5
7
25
115
325
1,465
7
13
210
195
1,376
1,397
7
210
1,376
91
123
382
454
77
102
212
237
59
81
170
217
7,135,785
5,478,531
987
1,141
1,398,941
1,023,317
745
1,093
2,889,905
2,391,699
2,846,939
2,063,515
795
991
8,760
8,005
963,960
634,001
555
691
4,015
3,515
841,595
554,854
365
155
30
5
585
786
4,745
4,490
122,365
79,147
5
14
5
60
200
3,349
532
617
13,268
11,001
424,576
381,454
40
25
785
300
10,205
4,513
42
36
690
536
4,944
3,979
2
19
93
41
671
4,851
412
463
2,362
2,070
146
207
42
13
2
2
343
376
1,191
1,069
313
350
1,171
1,001
12,930,278
9,110,789
2,443
2,777
2,263,767
1,380,994
725
1,258
837,801
921,123
9,828,710
6,808,672
2,293
2,636
25,408
23,806
2,007,933
1,126,187
1,742
1,890
8,526
7,621
1,611,306
877,928
1,075
616
51
1,768
2,180
16,882
16,185
396,627
248,259
90
88
190
154
32,090
12,791
387
618
5,146
7,343
164,672
200,865
181
165
4,544
3,373
59,072
41,151
197
186
4,917
4,742
34,130
33,808
7
35
200
193
4,882
33,930
290
474
1,009
1,617
173
94
20
3
241
335
555
758
189
332
454
859
11,966,560
8,488,278
1,488
1,689
3,628,060
2,147,221
805
1,400
1,091,354
1,368,274
7,247,146
4,972,783
1,353
1,561
20,987
17,501
2,655,895
1,440,816
1,118
1,072
9,927
7,566
2,231,385
1,178,769
665
355
88
10
1,041
1,296
11,060
9,935
374,510
262,047
56
36
112
57
273,810
7,316
700
897
21,070
18,266
674,240
668,951
125
174
1,855
2,178
24,115
30,138
159
196
2,716
3,175
19,344
22,047
8
46
286
154
2,670
19,058
466
es
715
IS
2,909
67
4,009
88
153
60
234
70
67
71
8
7a
2
7.1
2
74
397
75
573
76
1,431
77
1,785
78
354
7»
592
80
1,478
81
2,224
62
178
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[\tosl data for 1959 are based on reports
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products: dollars 1950 .
1954.
Any livestock sold alive (entile, horses
and mules, hoes, and sheep) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
value of snles, dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959 .
1954 .
value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954 .
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954.
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Dauphin
Fayette
Cattle and/or calves sold alive. ,
Cattle, not counting calves .
farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
rarms reporting 1959 .
1954 . .
number 1959 . .
1954..
dollars 1959 . .
1954..
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 . .
1954-
number 1959.
1954..
dollars 1959 .
1954 . .
Horses and or mules sold alive.
Hogs and pigs sold aliv
Sheep and lambs sold aliv
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959..
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959 .
1954.
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/ot lambs shorn
Other sheep shorn .
. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number shorn 1959.
1954.
pounds of wool 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959.
pounds of wool 1 959 .
. farms reporting 1959 .
number shorn 1959 .
pounds of wool 1 959 .
UTTERS FARROWED
Litters farrowed, December 1, previous
year to November 30. Census year farms reporting 1959..
1954..
number of litters 1959..
1954..
Farms reporting by number of I liters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 80, 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 . .
4ft to 69 litters farms reporting 1959..
70 or more litters farms repotting 1959..
•June 2 to November 30 farms reporting 1959 . .
1954..
number of litters 1959 .
1954..
December 1 to June 1 farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of tillers 1959.
1054.
8,214,716
6,892,814
1,076
1,076
2,462,764
1,798,285
649
999
2,428,431
2,364,577
3,323,521
2,729,952
886
950
12,660
11,739
1,964,350
1,298,661
710
620
6,685
7,004
1,572,135
1,178,689
377
291
35
7
524
656
5,975
4,735
392,215
119,972
15
25
25
82
2,825
6,172
550
550
15,217
12,905
486,944
479,374
75
64
665
989
8,645
14,078
85
80
1,224
1,182
7,919
8,040
10
92
435
83
1,132
7,484
302
438
2,346
2,795
97
147
41
13
783,880
1,086,613
111
206
322,240
372,402
67
143
75,161
jo-3,802
386,479
530,409
161
1,340
2,112
123,980
174,426
71
138
425
1,095
100,465
153,248
45
25
1
51
101
915
1,017
23,515
21,178
15
15
25
39
5,125
5,345
30
50
6,005
5,698
192, 160
183,479
5
32
75
534
975
9,152
27
53
460
804
3,137
5,928
27
460
3,157
19
36
677
1,313
266
15
361
29
1,111
329
1,077
527
249
17
387
30
1,235
348
1,718
786
617,073
693,959
205
242
84,145
129,993
109
193
168,602
155,287
364,326
408,679
175
238
1,145
2,084
68,510
118,376
105
175
315
887
42,255
90,421
85
20
W0
181
830
1,197
26,255
27,955
15
4
25
29
2,825
3,391
30
32
380
276
12,160
8,046
5
2
50
y.
650
180
3
3
67
21
406
162
1
2
10
3
65
396
8,707,293
6,829,481
1,541
2,046
1,780,350
1,214,914
520
893
720,601
853,175
6,206,342
4,761,392
1,396
1,935
18,925
18,997
1,610,040
981,494
941
1,395
6,335
6,806
1,233,030
767,395
575
295
70
1
1,130
1,583
12,590
12,191
377,010
214,099
50
49
165
176
19,400
21,215
220
406
3,680
6,803
117,760
198,564
105
76
2,550
1,042
33,150
13,641
85
96
1,879
1,755
14, 535
13,603
5
29
144
85
1,850
14,391
162
247
766
1,270
142
191
410
654
99
156
356
616
3,980,835
2,622,096
1,478
1,060
1,521,318
536,676
681
905
431,604
448,254
2,027,913
1,637,166
1,362
920
11,363
7,340
1,292,078
407,064
917
628
4,985
2,710
930,053
302,305
615
257
45
826
794
6,378
4,630
362,025
104,759
12
20
17
35
1,450
2,234
387
374
6,895
4,352
220,640
112,751
41
46
550
1,051
7,150
14,627
70
57
1,348
1,469
8,890
8,768
10
74
304
64
1,274
8,586
338
309
1,289
997
188
119
23
270
211
664
521
221
211
625
476
354,554
248,793
110
112
94,530
55,833
41
75
20,818
29,088
239,206
163,872
90
107
910
719
78,975
35,246
65
73
270
246
45,730
25,403
60
90
640
473
33,245
9,843
10
3
10
5
800
245
30
37
455
578
14,560
18,969
5
7
15
98
195
1,373
6
6
132
125
1,003
840
6
132
1,003
17
29
62
129
16,562,867
12,250,573
1J924
1,989
4,069,389
2,639,588
1,138
1,651
2,274,772
2,723,652
10,218,706
6,887,333
1,739
1,869
26,969
25,351
3,101,958
1,861,053
1,193
1,342
10,703
9,376
2,480,268
1,452,502
665
426
89
13
1,424
1,642
16,266
15,975
621,690
408,551
55
42
125
65
14,710
4,383
898
966
28,750
20,921
920,000
710,239
151
183
2,517
4,373
32,721
63,913
190
207
4,307
4,177
28,825
28,477
6
131
679
187
4,176
28,146
658
745
3,922
4,187
220
334
75
23
3
3
578
573
2,095
1,805
481
587
1,827
2,382
3,198,942
2,478,276
667
806
657,955
495,881
414
716
908,561
778,401
1,632,426
1,203,994
602
733
5,012
5,464
447,975
272,753
337
498
1,492
1,781
289,045
179,274
226
105
5
1
511
. 623
3,520
3,683
158,930
93,479
5
19
5
30
375
2,039
380
448
6,280
6,902
200,960
206,850
25
67
665
i;059
8,645
14,239
56
74
1,175
1,202
7,515
8,258
5
11
55
55
1,164
7,460
324
420
1,258
1,416
154
153
12
4
1
282
334
676
716
222
327
582
700
PENNSYLVANIA
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
for only a sample of farms. See text]
179
Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson Juniata
Lackawanna Lancaster
Lehigh
Lycoming
5,223,720
3,908,937
1,003
1,133
1,162,619
865,733
478
853
544,644
703,224
3,516,457
2,339,980
923
1,062
9,426
8,488
904,354
602,443
672
811
3,727
3,460
720,200
488,810
472
167
33
711
859
5,699
5,028
184,154
113,633
37
44
72
94
10,125
8,059
385
480
7,314
7,752
234,048
239,347
81
78
1,084
1,262
14,092
15,884
82
89
1,791
1,641
11,637
10,898
3
4
24
82
1,787
11,613
306
434
1,294
1,566
143
140
19
3
1
268
315
702
781
219
317
592
785
5,890,141
5,008,074
1,576
1,831
1,880,549
1,060,426
741
1,370
936,066
1,228,731
3,073,526
2,718,917
1,381
1,703
14,164
12,303
1,381,117
691,678
941
1,144
6,633
4,565
1,142,021
528,550
650
257
28
6
978
1,469
7,531
7,738
239,096
163,128
35
58
80
103
9,400
8,880
546
724
13,318
10,171
426,176
323,464
187
137
4,912
2,478
63,856
36,404
169
157
3,781
3,256
26,970
23,087
13
69
370
164
3,712
26,600
473
606
2,063
1,976
233
189
38
11
2
391
473
1,085
992
330
420
978
984
3,770,692
2,720,793
966
1,235
701,080
453,013
353
717
569,651
469,688
2,499,961
1,798,092
861
988
7,803
6,627
576, 560
309,927
521
614
2,163
2,126
374,440
233,519
371
145
5
696
816
5,640
4,501
202,120
76,408
30
19
50
24
8,200
1,734
296
389
3,310
4,527
105,920
136,531
10
16
800
327
10,400
4,821
26
20
773
420
5,789
2,918
26
773
5,789
214
309
887
909
108
89
14
2
1
179
226
431
470
147
200
456
439
5,316,435
4,382,651
686
795
1,041,235
642,188
514
857
1,931,580
2,038,869
2,343,620
1,701,594
591
719
6,175
5,503
594,890
399,306
360
509
2,005
2,035
388,135
300,234
235
105
20
476
602
4,170
3,468
206,755
99,072
30
21
55
78
6,005
5,793
366
427
13,005
7,196
416,160
231,842
75
24
1,860
328
24,180
5,247
49
32
938
340
6,340
2,593
3
17
47
48
921
6,293
302
349
1,817
lie
136
30
14
271
281
976
757
213
252
841
692
3,595,872
3,769,517
503
703
500,060
291,278
190
349
576,570
901,407
2,519,242
2,576,832
487
685
6,058
7,701
368,255
240,026
302
489
1,553
1,759
260,260
176, 176
185
101
16
417
623
4,505
5,942
107,995
63,850
1
12
11
27
123,000
2,952
20
35
135
1,452
4,320
43,571
21
23
345
373
4,485
4,729
25
27
423
564
2,416
3,863
2
39
140
24
384
2,276
24
26
128
300
18
21
57
106
17
24
71
194
71,933,647
57,995,443
5,453
5,819
27,611,577
20,918,759
4,477
5,602
23,624,662
20,381,221
20,697,408
16,695,463
4,956
5,475
128,083
120,584
24,942,354
18,843,548
3,981
4,509
87,796
83,788
23,158,429
17,825,402
1,165
1,344
1,374
98
3,594
4,111
40,287
36,796
1,783,925
1,018,146
456
372
1,451
743
307,270
67, 592
1,855
2,314
70,702
56,277
2,262,464
1,899,936
691
• 688
7,653
7,325
99,489
107,683
863
833
9,258
8,810
65,440
63,294
24
126
616
852
9,132
64,824
961
1,290
8,313
294
435
149
53
19
11
867
821
4,225
3,197
738
1,094
4,088
5,798
4,370,148
4,256,890
1,030
1,198
1,016,430
843,790
576
901
792,793
838,289
2,560,925
2,574,811
885
1,106
8,150
9,439
748,980
517,647
670
852
3,285
3,528
610,665
416,111
455
190
25
675
887
4,865
5,911
138,315
101, 536
45
39
60
63
8,125
6,259
430
487
7,070
8,444
226,240
292,558
165
125
2,545
2,290
33,085
27,326
167
138
3,467
2,908
26,924
23,403
20
301
1,916
163
3,166
25,008
298
411
1,364
1,724
133
129
29
7
244
310
692
791
216
319
672
933
15,148,010
9,983,669
1,172
1,221
4,710,552
3,067,856
860
1,191
3,637,844
2,835,206
6,799,614
4,080,607
1,097
1,137
25,498
20,545
4,352,136
2,633,481
841
880
14,828
12,406
3,994,761
2,412,222
330
285
217
9
799
884
10,670
8,139
357,375
221,259
40
21
100
38
16,915
3,907
324
508
10,223
11,226
327,136
416,355
100
86
1,105
856
14,365
14,113
127
127
1,390
1,381
9,663
10,411
8
84
424
123
1,306
9,239
230
342
1,569
1,934
185
237
736
795
178
283
833
1,139
5,119,983
4,995,741
657
801
1,107,686
1,059,430
675
967
2,187,226
2,331,333
1,825,071
1,604,978
457
660
5,413
6,459
736, 136
686,496
342
505
2,773
3,490
655,116
612,854
195
121
25
1
290
406
2,640
2,969
81,020
73,642
20
14
115
41
12,105
8,193
310
398
10,735
10, 159
343, 520
353,266
60
37
1,225
775
15,925
11,475
70
55
1,133
791
7,449
5,956
4
65
212
68
1,068
7,237
172
239
1,518
1,959
66
58
28
17
2
1
145
190
762
926
123
162
756
,033
3,268,740
3,761,600
700
876
367,703
474,923
438
773
1,020,963
1,094,795
1,880,074
2,191,882
579
772
4,442
5,920
268,771
337,477
323
488
1,088
2,118
173,030
280,307
280
43
503
618
3,354
3,802
95,741
57,170
5
24
40
39
6,000
2,160
142
189
2,285
3,494
73,120
119,478
76
51
1,524
1,135
19,812
15,808
58
55
1,352
1,503
8,493
14,499
6
86
337
57
1,266
8,156
145
122
680
662
109
69
346
257
103
91
334
405
7,271,537
5,117,103
1,274
1,428
1,801,609
1,038,267
584
1,058
688,925
1,042,300
4,781,003
3,036,536
1,144
1,301
14,095
11,210
1,390,352
708,560
729
841
5,109
4,209
1,092,986
570,808
542
150
32
5
944
1,099
8,986
7,001
297,366
137,752
35
34
75
62
10,000
4,730
524
615
12,131
9,398
388,192
316,042
46
45
1,005
530
13,065
8,935
41
58
679
776
4,467
5,148
3
12
37
39
667
4,430
302
492
1,406
2,041
127
149
17
250
351
717
900
212
362
689
1,141
2,074,983
1,590,104
348
467
277,156
204,237
127
273
297,989
251,001
1,499,838
1,134,866
318
433
3,614
3,915
260,669
184,117
243
300
1,059
1,299
198,684
148,277
160
76
7
232
371
2,555
2,616
61,985
35,840
5
20
5
31
250
2,372
11
49
65
490
2,080
8,166
37
32
1,089
699
14,157
9,582
39
34
1,740
1,027
10,507
6,063
39
1,740
10,507
8,337,8
7,502,2
1,
2,
2,017,
1,557,
1,
1,040,
1,
5,279,855
4,655,702
1,666
2,249
17,313
17,650
1,546,095
994,258
1,241
1,665
6,338
6,631
1,146,825
810,540
855
340
46
1,245
1,802
10,975
11,019
399,270
183,718
57
72
L25
143
13,770
17,424
626
965
13,011
14,252
416,352
491,939
156
213
3,175
3,927
41,275
53,972
209
250
5,361
5,817
39,085
40,974
25
503
2,883
202
4,858
36,202
27
529
40
764
77
2,404
122
3,046
19
271
7
200
1
41
15
2
18
448
34
581
28
1,294
58
1,429
18
365
27
596
49
1,110
64
1,617
6,326,720
4,884,910
757
794
875, 330
711,813
522
705
1,989,578
1,674,480
3,461,812
2,498,617
696
746
7,505
6,997
536,770
370,623
476
567
1,960
2,222
380,650
272,901
360
105
11
631
654
5,545
4,775
156,120
97,722
55
68
85
117
9,300
8,676
436
488
9,940
9,389
318,080
314,605
115
162
860
1,489
11,180
17,909
175
188
1,547
1,746
11,791
12,031
5
18
78
174
1,529
11,713
365
411
1,701
1,771
138
195
27
3
1
1
3M
337
944
929
278
323
757
842
180
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 9.-LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS SOLD FROM FARMS
[Most data for 1959 are based on reports
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Value of sales of livestock and/or livestock products
including dairy products: dollars 1950 .
1954.
Anv livestock sold alive (cattle, horses
and mules, hoi:?, and sheep).. farms reporting 1959.
1954.
value of sales, dollars 1959.
1954.
Poultry and poultry products farms reporting 1959 .
1951.
value of sales, dollars 1959
1954.
Livestock products other than poultry
and poultry products value of sales, dollars 1959 .
1954.
LIVESTOCK SOLD ALIVE
Cattle and/or calves sold alive. .
. farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Cattle, not counting calves .
. farms reporting
number
dollars
Farms reporting by number of cattle sold-
1 to 4 farms reporting
5 to 19 farms reporting
20 to 99 farms reporting
100 or more farms reporting
Calves 'atms reporting
number
dollars
1959 . .
1954..
1959 . .
1954.
1959 . .
1954.
1959 . .
1959.
1959 .
1959 .
1959.
1954'
1959.
1951.
1959.
1954 .
Horses and/or mules sold alive farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Hogs and pigs sold alive farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Sheep and lambs sold alive farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954 .
dollars 1959 .
1954.
SHEEP SHORN AND WOOL
Sheep and/or lambs shorn
Lambs shorn .
Other sheep shom .
LITTERS FARROWED
. farms reporting 1959.
1954 .
number shorn 1959.
1954.
pounds of woo! 1959 .
1954.
. farms reporting 1959 .
number shom 1959.
pounds of wool 1959 .
. farms reporting 1959.
number shorn 1959 .
pounds of wool 1 959 .
Littets farrowed. December 1, previous
year to November 30, Census year farms reporting 1959.
1954..
number of litters 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by number of litters farrowed
December 1, 1958, to November 30, 1959-
1 or 2 litters farms reporting 1959 .
1 to 9 litters turns reporting 1959.
10 to 19 litters.... farms reporting 1959.
CO to no litters farms reporting 1959 .
10 to 69 litters farms reporting 1959 .
70 or more litters - . farms reporting 1959 .
.June 1 to November 30 farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number of litters 1959 .
1954.
December 1 to .June 1 farms reporting 1959.
1954.
number of litters 1959.
1954.
Montgomery
1,967,859
1,503,498
325
341
305,720
186,664
203
331
671,816
656, 287
990,323
660,547
250
292
2,395
2,085
255,290
131,853
130
214
990
825
219,685
111,004
100
25
5
205
195
1,405
1,260
35,605
20,849
20
13
35
52
10,400
6,222
70
86
1,190
1,269
38,080
43,862
35
28
150
355
1,950
4,727
44
44
507
555
3,623
3,426
44
507
3,623
57
72
361
349
43
50
161
140
40
60
200
209
10,105,309
9,754,895
879
1,186
1,829,207
1,675,575
627
1,257
3,419,727
3,514,078
4,856,375
4,565,242
698
919
13,132
14,010
1,505,709
1,115,911
548
700
5,404
6,313
1,263,015
948,061
310
181
51
6
572
741
7,728
7,697
242,694
167,850
15
41
60
190
7,050
24,535
296
403
9,070
13,423
290, 240
500,130
116
163
2,016
2,170
26,208
34,999
176
233
2,628
3,052
17,945
19,288
7
78
418
176
2,550
17,527
140
238
2,027
2,475
125
183
1,071
1,114
103
160
956
1,361
1,950,679
1,491,947
371
407
429,050
352,512
215
317
619,865
401,687
901,764
737,748
341
369
3,375
3,229
296,355
224,550
246
259
1,270
1,277
221, 140
181,241
175
60
11
236
308
2,105
1,952
75,215
43,309
10
3
15
7
4,750
450
151
182
3,915
3,290
125,280
122, 119
25
15
205
455
2,665
5,393
19
17
264
450
2,008
2,907
3
12
57
19
252
1,951
130
166
839
730
109
129
403
330
102
122
436
400
North-
umberland
6,472,913
6,295,192
746
963
812,165
789,810
572
960
929, 187
1,555,050
4,731,561
3,950,332
666
878
10,433
10, 218
721,595
613,509
459
615
2,908
3,189
533,170
468,861
260
176
21
2
524
717
7,525
7,029
188,425
144,648
10
10
280
31
14,300
2,126
126
227
2,290
4,543
73,280
165,299
26
41
230
579
2,990
8,876
75
61
915
826
6,491
5,662
6
37
149
72
878
6,342
85
176
671
1,014
31
32
1
1
71
129
326
457
56
136
345
557
Perry
8,178,232
6,011,965
960
1,135
1,875,110
1,163,717
798
1,165
4,210,623
3,244,551
2,092,499
1,603,697
790
999
9,870
7,973
1,479,265
815,162
605
784
6,245
4,187
1,349,575
722,914
265
240
95
5
450
665
3,625
3,786
129,690
92,248
5
23
10
37
875
2,127
500
613
11,770
9,755
376,640
338,473
95
46
1,410
557
18, 330
7,955
83
74
1,454
831
10,774
6,566
7
108
711
79
1,346
10,063
351
478
2,067
2,181
114
L78
48
10
305
364
994
943
282
393
1,073
1,238
6,847, 119
5,265,731
953
1,002
1,773,195
1,150,017
687
1,125
2,006,686
2,267,844
3,067,238
1,847,870
828
877
10,895
8,572
1,291,985
775,776
563
619
5,120
4,287
1,087,415
658,732
355
140
62
6
620
672
5,775
4,285
204,570
117,044
20
27
55
56
7,575
4,371
466
587
14,340
10,325
458,880
359,148
50
41
1,135
705
14,755
10,722
59
39
1,334
854
8,835
5,531
4
37
153
56
1,297
8,682
Phila-
delphia
338
461
1,898
2,131
130
151
38
19
287
368
947
1,116
234
312
951
1,015
56,415
93,334
6
6
11,900
6,631
4
9
7,142
18,770
37,373
67,933
6
5
130
155
8,700
4,946
3
17
1,678
6
5
130
138
8,700
3,268
100
30
3,200
1,300
35
385
47
40
368
250
3
47
368
1,296,455
2,140,681
58
147
77,346
77,838
102
170
1,094,282
1,751,714
124,827
311,129
52
130
641
1,039
68,740
61,450
35
86
150
387
30,655
49, 331
30
5
42
104
491
652
38,085
12,119
320
21
22
260
542
8
120
15
205
2
8
22
55
286
36J
18
13
170
116
1
,281
728
18
170
1
,281
18
39
132
PENNSYLVANIA
AND LITTERS FARROWED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
far only * sample of fnima. See text]
181
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
6,741,222
5,919,521
13,127,052
1,475,072
12,733,017
11,200,775
5,001,419
2,109,059
4,462,744
9,132,897
11,250,407
10,165,094
4,628,350
22,309,784
1
5,716,854
3,768,613
8,348,491
1,362,674
10,711,714
8,268,346
3,053,929
2,178,438
3,210,431
7,870,822
9,657,901
7,853,491
4,509,664
18,185,118
2
878
887
1,966
276
1,546
1,365
552
618
679
2,080
1,325
2,090
643
3,174
9
932
945
2,083
388
1,835
1,602
640
883
928
2,471
1,704
2,310
793
3,368
4
1,384,856
1,102,230
3,068,480
262,870
1,473,864
1,621,200
1,071,615
579,124
729,656
2,987,660
998,437
2,364,653
481,503
7,151,696
5
838,809
661,402
1,570,573
183,513
1,257,973
771,575
549,939
470,727
381,151
1,720,609
718,806
1,527,959
399, 319
5,126,986
6
880
694
909
110
288
330
346
258
225
877
391
964
151
2,486
7
1,057
937
1,426
180
653
597
574
592
412
1,570
777
1,617
379
3,459
8
3,639,994
2,557,437
1,447,763
249,822
704, 371
1,491,170
1,250,471
329,336
434,224
685,972
1,590,389
1,313,897
394,050
7,522,417
9
3,271,080
1,518,118
1,602,510
292,943
788,235
1,197,242
901,184
549,032
364, 189
1,026,192
1,879,966
1,507,121
884,959
7,280,342
10
1,716,372
2,259,854
8,610,809
962,380
10,554,782
8,088,405
2,679,333
1,200,599
3,298,864
5,459,265
8,661,581
6,486,544
3,752,797
7,635,671
11
1,606,965
1,589,093
5,175,408
886,218
8,665,506
6,299,529
1,602,806
1,158,679
2,465,091
5,124,021
7,059,129
4,818,411
3,225,386
5,777,790
12
643
717
1,779
276
1,525
1,340
507
553
634
1,899
1,295
1,915
593
2,554
IS
821
855
1,984
378
1,810
1,573
591
826
898
2,304
1,673
2,157
777
2,900
11
7,300
5,873
25,934
3,250
24,079
20,506
7,306
4,385
9,017
21,091
19,692
18,958
7,480
36,836
15
6,151
6,029
18,917
3,168
27,157
18,412
5,372
5,287
8,408
21,373
22,618
18,427
9,185
33,697
16
853,301
740,635
2,461,818
240,420
1,415,155
1,524,530
869,710
439,580
639,240
2,064,380
955,367
1,949,238
458,078
5,383,271
17
558,435
439,200
1,168,395
156,075
1,197,182
668,012
377,858
310,018
347,317
1,241,064
673,211
1,183,129
380, 139
3,785,782
18
448
391
1,293
186
1,059
1,029
382
408
437
1,364
928
1,318
367
1,929
19
688
567
1,403
284
1,296
1,066
365
545
677
1,790
1,205
1,542
530
2,288
20
3,970
2,541
9,955
900
5,101
5,918
3,280
1,900
2,597
8,870
3,606
7,851
1,712
19,963
21
3,396
2,235
7,453
970
7,205
4,452
2,134
2,121
2,692
9,129
4,947
6,869
2,218
20,449
22
724,951
587,405
2,012,155
169,410
1,010,875
1,214,005
735,675
349,315
480, 335
1,641,070
643,102
1,561,863
311,064
4,687,132
23
506,119
350,859
943,487
123,406
988,607
490,846
300,887
225,913
275,627
1,004,118
501,370
957,420
304,875
3,459,242
24
190
291
715
125
672
611
240
295
266
825
661
850
230
886
25
191
75
492
56
361
372
110
96
145
450
261
381
131
753
25
67
25
81
5
5
26
1
46
21
11
17
26
86
3
6
86
1
6
273
17
27
28
360
557
1,429
240
1,379
1,155
427
403
538
1,374
1,204
1,352
518
1,571
29
520
728
1,635
321
1,699
1,433
510
657
725
1,854
1,534
1,806
687
1,854
30
3,330
3,332
15,979
2,350
18,978
14,588
4,026
2,485
6,420
12,221
16,086
11,107
5,768
16,873
31
2,755
3,794
11,464
2,198
19,952
13,960
3,238
3,166
5,716
12,244
17,671
11,558
6,967
13,248
32
128,350
153,230
449,663
71,010
404,280
310,525
134,035
90,265
158,905
423,310
312,265
387,375
147,014
696,139
39
52,316
88,341
224,908
32,669
208,575
177,166
76,971
84,105
71,690
236,946
171,841
225,709
75,264
326,540
34
10
35
61
15
30
5
15
5
25
46
21
45
10
65
35
21
25
40
10
40
41
8
25
31
77
44
67
15
60
M
15
80
168
35
215
60
15
5
110
140
30
160
25
160
37
34
38
69
17
94
112
14
45
53
176
92
196
24
151
38
1,550
16,930
53,800
2,925
24,360
12,500
1,325
1,000
19,590
362,330
10,040
128,250
4,000
39,100
39
1,995
2,295
5,126
1,036
4,080
15,553
972
6,411
4,696
74,621
6,766
19,516
1,035
18,921
40
467
585
682
25
50
56
212
176
70
411
55
457
40
1,759
41
429
540
722
70
90
98
281
300
71
579
90
604
35
1,794
42
16,065
10,720
16, 111
600
410
595
6,260
3,712
1,790
7,215
760
8,135
410
52,117
43
8,214
6,841
11,497
698
1,178
1,382
4,696
4,613
838
7,625
1,551
8,943
471
36,545
44
514,080
X3,040
515,552
19,200
13,120
19,040
200, 320
118,784
57,280
230,880
24,320
260,320
13,120
1,667,744
45
274,711
217,447
370,349
15,280
26,298
28,235
168,197
137,939
16,879
223,497
25,633
292,518
11,014
1,282,003
48
35
20
85
5
86
102
5
45
31
456
40
125
35
242
47
15
21
96
33
97
130
19
50
32
546
49
159
23
191
48
1,225
125
2,870
25
1,633
5,010
20
1,520
1,042
25,390
670
2,065
485
4,737
49
289
179
2,084
973
1,995
4,304
209
1,276
953
17,908
1,097
2,318
512
2,935
50
15,925
1,625
37,310
325
21,229
65,130
260
19,760
13,546
330,070
8,710
26,845
6,305
61,581
51
3,668
2,460
26,703
11,122
30,413
59,775
2,912
16,359
12,259
181,427
13,196
32,796
7,131
40,280
52
40
31
135
44
103
151
37
55
42
540
61
179
38
305
53
22
29
122
38
108
136
18
59
38
612
60
194
36
234
54
761
466
3,161
1,051
3,528
6,648
672
1,854
1,879
27,603
940
3,405
758
5,075
55
366
238
2,282
1,088
2,444
5,821
231
1,644
1,169
31,115
1,299
3,583
769
3,464
58
5,439
2,892
23,041
6,669
26,545
43,456
4,858
13,020
11,402
228,298
6,701
25,645
5,269
35,807
57
2,500
1,714
14,778
6,416
15,234
39,259
1,941
12,588
7,246
250,955
8,347
25,962
5,457
24,604
58
7
2
5
6
9
8
4
1
3
44
7
12
3
24
59
49
99
49
47
57
50
25
100
9
837
46
67
18
192
60
206
509
338
244
295
216
135
600
43
4,413
242
331
77
1,169
61
35
31
133
40
99
149
36
55
41
529
57
174
38
295
62
712
367
3,112
1,004
3,471
6,598
647
1,754
1,870
26,766
894
3,338
740
4,883
63
5,233
2,383
22,703
6,425
26,250
43,240
4,723
12,420
11,359
223,885
6,459
25,314
5,192
34,638
64
287
363
442
32
44
67
150
140
44
360
47
389
18
1,154
65
358
437
575
49
49
79
215
238
52
529
75
510
29
1,220
66
1,810
1,536
2,290
112
221
193
930
664
178
1,364
149
1,741
89
7,510
67
1,690
1,502
2,307
182
243
312
953
875
200
1,626
316
1,951
125
6,917
68
107
158
189
19
28
47
70
80
30
206
26
202
10
372
69
128
175
189
10
14
18
54
46
7
127
19
149
5
591
70
38
26
49
3
1
17
8
6
19
2
25
2
141
71
10
2
13
2
8
5
1
7
9
1
40
72
2
2
1
1
3
7
73
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
74
244
316
380
28
38
57
127
119
34
275
35
329
14
1,027
75
282
338
465
34
31
61
165
178
40
340
50
372
20
912
76
897
874
1,175
49
126
115
468
340
92
671
72
904
44
3,970
77
870
767
1,205
81
95
165
467
383
98
746
124
944
63
3,089
78
211
250
322
22
23
26
118
88
23
257
34
263
11
879
7t
262
325
411
38
37
47
149
170
37
410
51
380
23
991
80
913
662
1,115
63
95
78
462
324
86
693
77
837
45
3,540
81
820
735
1,102
101
148
1<.7
486
492
102
880
192
1,007
62
3,828
89
182
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data for daily products sold for 1959 are based
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or cream sold turns reporting
dol lars
Average sales per farm reporting dollars
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting
pounds
Cream sold farms reporting
pounds of butterfat
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products Sold farms reporting
dollars
Chickens sold farms reporting
number
Broilers sold farms reporting
number
Other chickens sold farms reporting
number
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
Turkeys 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 reining
400 or more farms reporting
Allegheny
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954 .
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.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
42,735
53,662
279,317,186
216,982,637
6,536
39,932
46,971
6,168,747,739
5,107,787,265
3,474
6,691
2,067,937
3,969,667
40,635
64,884
114,678,920
115,206,528
30,920
40,984
44,706,209
38,993,603
1,227
2,576
32,156,441
25,816,794
30,119
39,484
12,549,768
13,176,809
36,183
56,088
204,920,219
177,692,324
4,697
8,341
9,056,374
12,583,943
2,355
5,389
1,630,143
2,361,410
1,180
677
498
572
739
3,217,785
2,514,259
5,625
511
628
74,240,010
60,602,547
61
111
17,680
44,867
1,016
1,520
3,485,260
3,205,148
829
919
1,682,677
1,345,285
67
100
1,414,677
1,032,316
786
846
268,000
312,969
908
1,353
5,187,621
4,915,717
132
225
435,229
421,411
47
72
82,112
71,967
22
122
294
539,895
1,127,750
4,425
117
267
10,866,365
23,675,425
15
27
8,535
45,210
336
777
1,096,861
1,517,957
284
460
227,099
465,210
5
21
123,500
304,100
282
454
103,599
161,110
306
664
2,157,494
1,747,599
50
127
155,177
217,949
48
149
25,491
40,203
18
17
13
506
773
1,849,372
1,858,891
3,655
431
500
41,191,361
41,137,907
90
273
46,175
147,565
584
1,044
774,311
833,762
394
574
146,143
200,584
8
13
56,145
91,550
393
566
89,998
109,034
535
931
1,486,148
1,367,467
23
49
131,260
90,278
21
60
23,842
15,647
12
2
7
255
355
1,499,090
1,386,926
5,879
240
324
29,876,465
28,578,204
15
31
2,700
12,132
346
565
431,330
594,131
258
331
57,878
118,733
1
5
3,000
45,300
258
329
54,878
73,433
306
488
983,057
918,795
22
47
33,103
58,616
11
36
6,822
9,409
5
3
3
962
1,259
5,158,092
4,282,196
5,362
757
870
113,742,759
94,428,071
210
389
132,375
209,888
925
1,515
837,782
1,308,896
622
919
198,705
247,068
4
17
90,575
73,211
620
910
108,130
173,857
861
1,333
1,680,887
2,344,867
50
92
86,906
193,719
39
88
9,716
34,397
22
11
6
1,225
1,534
12,165,277
8,851,554
9,931
1,225
1,511
245,274,721
204,296,254
5
23
625
18,588
1,600
2,474
4,946,614
5,077,765
1,234
1,674
2,034,328
1,870,828
42
75
1,577,086
1,244,365
1,209
1,630
457,242
626,463
1,358
2,095
7,809,351
6,703,041
439
694
694,983
925,358
L30
238
97,997
146,014
52
49
29
460
496
3,806,030
2,379,288
8,274
420
439
84,425,896
52,801,522
50
57
16,425
27,236
348
701
662,521
745,595
235
459
446,214
295,476
5
19
399,500
212,253
231
453
46,714
83,223
306
592
700,534
765,300
40
85
98,704
148,146
28
66
14,707
38,598
14
11
3
Item
{For definitions and explanations, see text)
Fayette
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk or Cream sold farms reporting 1959.
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Average sales per farm reporting dollars 1959 .
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
pounds 1959 .
1954.
Cream 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 .
1954.
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.
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
dollars 1959.
1954.
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
number 1959 .
1954.
Farms reporting by number of turkeys and turkey fryers raised-
Under 50 farms reporting 1959 .
50 to 399 farms reporting 1959 .
4O0 or more farms reporting 1959 .
41
70
384,995
526,852
9,390
41
68
7,951,130
10,884,812
2
550
67
143
75,161
183,802
46
82
12,020
43,729
14,200
46
81
12,020
29,529
57
115
167,966
210,553
15
33
5,438
33,953
3
26
1,045
7,424
70
129
364,135
408,582
5,202
60
86
5,920,395
7,431,941
25
43
11,960
27,145
109
193
168,602
155,287
62
84
24,004
16,616
2,500
62
84
21,504
16,616
100
160
378,261
226,981
5
13
14,145
25,878
4
14
3,965
5,633
1,005
1,304
6,199,510
4,753,230
6,169
985
1,189
147,814,308
122,851,025
20
115
17,125
89,624
520
893
720,601
853,175
335
510
92,051
144,971
4
10
15,540
34,400
335
507
76,511
110,571
475
759
1,592,767
1,327,597
28
47
77,569
88,430
21
38
15,139
15,499
630
614
2,023,735
1,631,905
3,212
480
487
43,343,204
36,700,992
155
127
96,740
66,929
681
905
431,604
448,254
428
466
64,664
90,649
42,020
428
462
64,664
48,629
629
783
1,001,381
638,538
45
72
21,316
61,610
61
103
5,346
11,806
47
9
55
68
238,735
163,368
4,341
40
37
4,970,366
3,014,438
15
31
9,585
15,212
41
75
20,818
29,088
27
39
3,539
7,828
2,000
27
39
3,539
5,828
37
68
50,146
49,724
1
5
40
535
1,328
1,520
10,205,158
6,870,247
7,685
1,323
1,490
231,657,755
172,166,688
10
30
1,600
10,329
1,138
1,651
2,274,772
2,723,652
886
1,033
582,310
612,249
13
48
315,775
334,194
875
1,007
266,535
278,055
1,042
1,499
4,939,682
4,536,322
109
232
73,369
657,796
80
201
16,868
154,438
52
17
431
524
1,628,894
1,199,039
3,779
376
414
39,000,215
31,436,067
65
110
19,215
41,228
414
716
908,561
778,401
294
378
765,534
284,632
6
4
717,200
212,791
290
374
48,334
71,841
395
686
1,033,146
1,629,752
19
45
4,543
11,597
27
39
bll
1,870
24
3
723
1,010
1,315,935
1,036,634
1,820
587
677
29,419,510
25,793,742
156
333
102,520
154,935
494
824
255,112
344,981
214
404
59,395
62,087
2
4
22,500
14,440
213
403
36,895
47,647
449
715
550,115
582,458
27
56
13,137
30,341
42
103
2,308
6,681
34
PENNSYLVANIA
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
183
on reports for on
y a sample of farms. See rextj
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
651
601
366
20
56
788
1,173
561
400
285
520
1,592
1,046
510
1
797
951
432
22
82
858
1,381
792
554
260
657
1,903
1,234
595
2
7,118,604
2,952,910
1,257,640
82,630
276,635
5,894,783
12,727,955
2,470,520
1,438,660
1,473,765
2,844,615
9,812,669
7,238,055
3,319,800
3
5,952,072
3,203,829
1,029,430
38,312
328,171
4,067,950
11,328,588
1,812,809
1,125,750
907,148
2,061,128
6,788,387
4,959,555
2,725,128
4
10,935
4,913
3,436
4,132
4,940
7,481
10,851
4,404
3,597
5,171
5,470
6,164
6,920
6,509
5
646
531
281
20
56
753
1,168
446
325
270
510
1,522
1,041
470
6
792
709
254
14
73
788
1,372
474
302
230
589
1,728
1,221
522
7
138,131,716
64,742,422
25,047,788
1,370,820
5,613,309
136,132,638
255,624,342
56,021,589
29,959,189
3,1350,131
59,581,748
238,672,584
161,692,560
69 465,512
8
120,360,483
68,243,565
21,546,535
679, 537
6,924,378
102,034,429
237,165,647
40,001,251
22,196,726
22,241,433
45,031,982
168,570,599
121,654,794
61,929,031
9
10
80
115
5
40
5
140
120
30
20
90
15
40
10
5
242
178
8
9
70
9
318
252
30
68
175
13
73
11
1,780
45,020
83,115
1,250
28,340
26,000
99,145
57,075
22,035
10,370
46,775
41,125
37,150
12
3,012
152,117
102,959
4,383
1,916
79,585
1,600
178,686
132,508
24,382
25,273
83,634
13,043
31,587
13
929
910
422
32
185
463
783
533
371
199
745
725
805
649
14
1,491
1,551
682
38
284
745
1,395
944
689
260
1,093
1.258
1,400
999
15
3,758,242
2,142,968
1,287,790
18,252
605,876
525,124
2,522,736
789,213
404,869
272,100
2,889,905
837,801
1,091,354
2,428,431
16
4,797,079
2,528,076
731,679
34,590
667,823
612,863
3,050,044
903,733
420,162
239,306
2,391,699
921,123
1,368,274
2,364,577
17
745
702
309
16
160
364
589
396
209
147
642
381
546
527
18
1,053
979
382
15
199
447
887
576
345
165
779
622
793
655
19
609,740
561,128
1,328,175
1,761
96,126
98,313
948,014
171,709
145,317
165,047
877,435
101,049
623,893
919,668
'.11
1,058,675
716,275
280,976
3,566
144,340
120,342
1,504,585
184,886
83,999
33,577
662,211
169,546
573,623
857,687
21
21
19
6
1
3
28
8
2
4
16
2
14
23
22
82
51
11
11
6
67
17
9
41
14
30
45
21
234,220
283,900
1,281,500
8,400
21,200
716,580
83,160
102,000
142,000
539,475
24,000
531,880
683,838
24
452,498
398,291
224,200
44,900
20,874
1,238,844
62,050
37,200
314,379
62,050
441,234
567,039
25
739
696
304
16
160
363
575
391
208
143
635
380
535
512
26
1,013
953
374
15
194
442
844
567
340
165
752
613
769
627
27
375, 520
277,228
46,675
1,761
87,726
77,113
231,434
88,549
43,317
23,047
337,960
77,049
92,013
235,830
28
606,177
317,984
56,776
3,566
99,440
99,468
265,741
122,836
46,799
33,577
347,832
107,496
132,389
290,648
29
816
830
383
29
170
427
680
503
344
173
692
626
709
553
30
1,233
1,342
577
37
255
667
1,088
857
572
236
975
1,073
1,234
848
31
7,888,891
4,700,296
861,016
46,683
1,407,374
1,169,922
3,590,425
1,788,215
632,323
271,296
5,941,283
1,475,737
1,388,104
4,496,228
32
7,805,998
4,079,279
621,721
59,324
1,087,946
1,180,490
2,974,955
1,870,230
565,262
410,965
4,649,452
1,322,775
1,815,952
4,161,301
33
142
58
18
2
38
47
147
19
17
23
60
45
126
115
84
337
132
46
3
58
67
368
37
36
25
84
87
289
210
35
467,479
41,504
57,649
90
25,876
29,947
557,539
19,893
73,499
58,707
118,576
230,648
153,790
156,352
36
727,085
137,820
208,533
329
69,402
73,603
497,081
32,905
79,847
49,679
153,955
233,159
215,855
248,402
37
78
42
19
3
17
41
72
15
19
16
31
37
58
41
38
186
107
51
2
54
65
190
36
57
38
54
109
160
88
39
84,166
9,134
13,330
41
4,740
6,820
99,762
4,086
14,533
10,248
19,484
28,673
26,589
23,070
to
163,797
23,277
44,739
27
14,140
14,486
82,159
6,971
13,654
10,349
25,288
25,344
38,860
47,038
(1
31
21
12
3
1
28
37
4
9
10
18
30
44
16
K
25
14
2
13
10
22
8
6
2
6
1
11
13
13
22
7
5
3
3
13
3
4
4
7
6
3
12
44
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
737
560
436
407
2,989
510
738
250
397
789
242
1,045
556
140
1
1,102
754
550
566
3,639
679
840
345
560
966
328
1,513
698
151
o
3,060,850
2,497,240
2,340,640
2,518,106
20,666,651
2,548,270
6,795,073
1,821,570
1,876,083
4,778,904
1,494,900
5,261,485
3,456,270
988,620
a
2,705,065
1,796, 341
1,700,038
2,574,514
16,657,487
2,560,769
4,074,360
1,601,404
2,183,183
3,033,447
1,131,228
4,631,118
2,491,398
658,491
4
4,153
4,459
5,368
6,187
6,914
4,997
9,207
7,286
4,726
6,057
6,177
5,035
6,216
7,062
5
597
405
421
407
2,924
475
738
245
392
734
237
955
531
140
e
721
428
497
561
3,380
601
828
335
545
824
294
1,301
570
139
7
65,465,052
53,590,365
53,749,441
53,777, 545
455,761,274
54,802,889
147,304,344
36,392,920
38,716,528
104,665,018
34,860,690
118,344,491
81,715,509
19,082,277
8
62,186,280
36,155,648
42,861,039
64,113,398
394,545,042
58,090,824
102,965,818
34,704,626
45,728,856
73,233,070
26,494,000
111,594,631
58,755,358
13,120,655
9
180
170
25
1
125
35
5
15
65
10
115
45
10
381
326
53
5
259
78
12
10
15
142
34
212
128
12
11
115,080
156,845
2,930
457
19,260
22,840
750
3,400
28,210
1,160
45,045
13,825
12
213,849
305,063
24,713
21,740
97,765
45,060
30,976
2,293
9,937
88,529
20,485
117,201
73,523
3,272
13
741
353
514
190
4,477
576
860
675
438
584
127
870
522
203
14
1,370
717
857
349
5,602
901
1,191
967
773
1,058
273
1,471
705
331
15
936,066
569,651
1,931,580
576,570
23,624,662
792,793
3,637,844
2,187,226
1,020, 963
688,925
297,989
1,040,541
1,989,578
671,816
16
1,228,731
469,688
2,038,869
901,407
20,381,221
838,289
2,835,206
2,331,333
1,094,795
1,042,300
251,001
1,288,977
1,674,480
656,287
17
526
224
463
149
4,122
455
691
535
327
434
69
583
432
140
18
844
449
543
234
A, 374
633
778
698
477
598
140
882
516
181
19
331,898
261,031
794,523
129,842
9,405,745
156,591
1,736,651
393,057
196,548
217,928
249,358
414,226
1,544,651
57,986
50
340,060
147,627
843,410
342,870
8,481,868
229,096
1.116,107
531,100
273,257
258,084
154,072
467,161
1,145,638
283,906
21
14
5
17
2
288
4
31
5
6
12
5
7
29
1
22
34
13
25
29
661
13
83
34
30
21
8
29
29
12
23
183,878
187,500
608,000
47,000
6,438,397
66,800
1,417,270
172,900
82,050
109,200
239,000
286,825
1,405,091
3,500
24
198,736
71,850
635,436
244,600
6,352,427
91,030
801,817
242,739
155,580
124,100
139,038
291,276
996,200
211,970
25
515
222
452
147
3,953
453
666
533
325
429
64
577
411
139
26
824
440
529
219
4,013
627
735
684
454
586
133
861
502
173
27
148,020
73,531
186,523
82,842
2,967,348
89,791
319,381
220,157
114,498
108,728
10,358
127,401
139,560
54,486
58
141,324
75,777
207,974
98,270
2,129,441
138,066
314,290
288,361
117,677
133,984
15,034
175,885
149,438
71,936
59
658
324
471
171
4,003
539
730
589
386
534
100
773
467
180
30
1,144
614
739
298
4,871
782
1,048
836
597
929
215
1,240
655
282
31
1,695,724
1,055,742
3,767,489
1,309,455
43,815,731
1,709,079
6,233,273
3,718,630
2,224,481
1,333,107
216,236
2,013,287
2,460,869
967,274
32
1,614,793
853,703
3,618,078
1,242,686
30,200,192
1,399,507
4,282,232
3,530,047
1,661,726
1,807,889
185,992
2,048,939
1,741,736
944,801
33
48
13
47
12
622
40
209
138
57
40
11
51
78
21
84
74
19
55
53
820
63
304
193
153
71
20
116
129
50
IS
84,754
3,590
12,141
8,948
1,123,647
62,294
152,027
559,697
75,372
49,937
47,258
19,750
26,691
279,228
38
181,287
15,312
14,211
64,635
1,348,988
50,834
270,606
394,334
143,875
113,754
39,131
68,596
89,941
36,023
37
31
11
12
8
174
31
49
52
29
28
9
44
23
19
38
77
30
21
54
285
46
70
114
101
56
34
101
52
40
n
24,370
294
1,4%
1,552
182,641
10,981
18,804
103,360
14,317
11,312
4,237
5,259
4,917
55,361
40
39,356
3,532
3,660
11,668
236,466
11,050
65,406
64,180
24,627
16,537
4,656
14,409
30,325
5,658
41
18
9
7
2
40
21
22
25
13
14
4
30
13
10
42
8
2
4
4
63
8
16
12
7
6
3
10
8
6
43
5
1
2
71
2
11
15
9
8
2
4
2
3
41
184
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 10.-DAIRY PRODUCTS AND POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
[Data for dairy products sold For 1959 are based
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Any milk of cream sold farms reporting
dollars
Average sales per farm reporting dollars
Milk sold as whole milk farms reporting
pounds
Cream sold farms reporting
pounds of butterfat
POULTRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
Poultry and poultry products sold farms reporting
dollars
Chickens sold farms reporting
number
Broilers sold farms reporting
number
Other chickens sold farms reporting
number
Chicken eggs sold farms reporting
dozens
Turkeys, ducks, geese, other miscellaneous
poultry, and their eggs sold farms reporting
dollars
Turkeys and turkey fryers raised farms reporting
number
Farms reporting by number oflurkeys and turkey fryers raised-
Under 50 ,. farms rerxxting
50 to 399. farms reporting
400 or more farms reporting
1959.
1954.
1959.
1951 .
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.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1954.
1959.
1959.
1959.
Montgomery
452
620
4,847,941
4,553,669
10,726
452
617
93,882,694
93,900,069
627
1,257
3,419,727
3,514,078
516
865
573,556
761,278
12
71
111,346
317,853
511
840
462,210
443,425
563
1,007
6,781,619
5,307,015
107
400
545,613
589,650
52
225
87,965
92,788
17
23
12
201
269
900,820
736,004
4,482
186
250
20,253,900
18,438,169
15
19
10,285
7,358
215
317
619,865
401,687
165
190
266,092
140, 522
202,400
86,945
159
188
63,692
53,577
184
269
1,130,158
714,695
27
43
24, 309
47, 667
11
22
6,166
8,394
5
4
2
Northampton
453
607
4,728,510
3,946,935
10,438
453
603
96,981,310
88,069,689
5,178
572
960
929,187
1,555,050
417
641
142,907
251,448
3
21
29,200
58,589
416
632
113,707
192,859
516
817
1,959,212
2,467,838
156
116,169
310,294
42
90
27, 621
86,064
20
13
9
North-
umberland
400
575
2,087,435
1,599,757
5,219
370
502
45,099,959
37,695,308
30
73
20,560
46,869
798
1,165
4,210,623
3,244,551
694
767
1,537,318
1,153,366
68
84
930,424
691,239
654
731
606,894
462,127
700
1,020
8,127,567
6,125,885
87
130
175,398
215,648
52
100
36,376
47,180
21
Perry
540
575
3,063,085
1,844,551
5,672
530
521
70,049,260
46,822,200
15
54
4,800
23,695
687
1,125
2,006,686
2,267,844
573
882
420,154
506,222
a
27
171,600
194,340
569
869
248,554
311,882
621
1,030
4,344,879
4,742,008
80
136
132,739
194,800
13
30
25,419
33,291
Phila-
delphia
1
5
37, 200
67,783
37,200
1
5
756,000
1,525,962
9
7,142
18,770
680
1,860
6
680
1,860
4
7
15,800
16,876
2
4
930
10,020
2
4
210
2,268
1
1
26
66
124,225
310, 692
4,778
21
63
2,410,235
6,548,299
5
3
750
1,082
102
170
1,094,282
1,751,714
80
130
1,323,963
1,460,852
47
81
1,287,650
1,439,633
37
55
36,313
21,219
51
89
481,361
317,582
4,552
30,780
4
6
785
4,627
2
1
1
463
577
2,561,040
2,022,681
5,531
448
560
61,251,781
53,864,348
25
17
13,665
15,758
164
303
482,126
406,628
95
159
534,557
236,014
15
13
486,308
201,700
82
147
48,249
34,314
126
258
296,621
496,286
15
2,637
3,177
6
24
470
338
4
2
Sehuylki
^
266
374
1,713,815
1,605,465
6,443
246
320
32,714,898
32,680,402
30
54
32,475
29,656
880
1,057
3,639,994
3,271,060
755
774
1,312,670
1,106,035
47
87
949,301
702,327
729
730
363,369
403,708
756
887
6,294,647
5,090,252
163
200
439,037
472,776
95
142
82,591
102,938
21
48
26
PENNSYLVANIA
SOLD FROM FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
185
on reports for only
a sample of farms.
See text]
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
557
1,234
185
1,289
1,129
417
313
478
1,013
1,175
1,088
468
1,130
1
655
1,441
266
1,615
1,364
478
468
631
1,445
1,478
1,314
639
1,325
2
2,258,495
8,599,980
959,245
10,542,305
8,067,980
2,677,050
1,194,480
3,293,505
5,351,965
8,658,431
6,474,490
3,750,321
7,618,842
3
1,588,065
5,166,541
882,368
8,656,366
6,275,974
1,601,641
1,151,126
2,460,743
4,973,448
7,054,121
4,802,834
3,222,112
5,763,028
4
4,055
6,969
5,185
8,179
7,146
6,420
3,816
6,890
5,283
7,369
5,951
8,014
6,742
S
512
1,074
165
1,284
1,114
407
217
438
893
1,175
1,043
468
995
s
601
1,081
224
1,587
1,323
466
309
574
1,181
1,460
1,213
631
1,074
7
52,935,672
195,335,936
21,323,796
239,857,245
197,346,765
63,767,510
24,057,380
75,522,731
116,815,704
201,302,715
147,140,840
84,244,350
159,937,419
8
41,285,531
122,462,437
21,438,457
219,834,018
162,206,251
41,244,321
25,121,027
62,032,212
109,431,951
179,226,228
113,433,343
78,533,165
128,938,634
9
65
195
25
10
15
10
106
45
155
50
160
10
54
360
42
28
41
12
159
57
264
18
101
8
251
11
30,305
101,935
12,285
6,800
3,850
3,750
44,255
32,375
82,430
74,885
143,610
12
24,122
224,329
61,769
14,851
29,378
11,019
82,065
32,611
171,588
6,616
87,909
2,585
122,034
13
694
909
110
288
330
346
258
225
877
391
964
151
2,486
14
937
1,426
180
653
597
574
592
412
1,570
777
1,617
379
3,459
IS
2,557,437
1,447,763
249,822
704,371
1,491,170
1,250,471
329,336
434,224
685,972
1,590,389
1,313,897
394,050
7,522,417
ie
1,518,118
1,602,510
292,943
788,235
1,197,242
901,184
549,032
364,189
1,026,192
1,879,966
1,507,121
884,959
7,280,342
17
572
676
70
171
206
286
170
125
559
281
662
114
2,013
1*
544
831
114
411
286
354
343
217
933
476
901
234
2,293
19
1,802,504
357,033
252,169
183,647
1,602,825
872,072
174,015
387,948
80,523
450,881
182,498
85,348
2,507,338
SO
674,194
424,104
47,540
180,188
764,928
483,373
188,152
100,603
154,656
773,948
205,243
191,738
1,917,296
'.'1
71
17
12
5
33
33
2
7
17
6
3
63
22
43
40
3
21
33
35
15
9
13
47
15
25
124
■J 3
1,505,604
187,000
237,369
104,500
1,554,580
595,165
138,000
367,000
253,400
50,000
51,000
1,775,692
:"
498,677
273,538
7,028
71,750
665,696
385,822
129,200
62,800
52,804
571,478
41,443
118,513
996,535
25
510
661
61
168
177
260
168
118
559
267
658
112
1,977
26
501
807
114
401
263
326
336
210
926
439
894
215
2,223
■_>7
296,900
170,033
14,800
79, U7
48,245
276,907
36,015
20,948
80,523
197,481
132,498
34,348
731,646
28
175,517
150,566
40,512
108,438
99,232
97,551
58,952
37,803
101,852
202,470
163,800
73,225
920,761
'-•i
582
848
91
248
277
289
228
193
782
349
846
136
2,248
30
795
1,263
161
526
524
503
507
341
1,337
653
1,395
303
3,085
Jl
3,019,591
3,222,698
199,410
1,335,291
1,051,472
1,710,987
492,456
422,682
1,394,617
3,449,897
2,582,112
786,149
14,840,455
3!
2,613,947
2,643,402
644,563
1,125,145
1,430,633
1,396,220
751,923
465,006
1,349,756
2,476,825
2,229,706
1,012,664
14,275,731
33
72
30
9
22
L5
41
20
12
73
18
73
15
402
34
120
58
15
63
36
62
48
27
155
53
147
50
565
35
202,904
27,637
2,853
90,618
2,831
10,634
29,100
12,698
121,907
21,520
247,814
49,398
391,259
M
81,924
225,560
3,699
83,709
12,610
21,736
78,803
53,410
222,043
102,637
271,108
266,159
660,012
37
38
35
4
20
18
23
17
19
57
14
71
10
125
38
63
87
8
58
34
27
62
38
186
50
195
51
212
39
47,754
5,544
570
16,442
658
2,261
6,244
2,396
19, 569
2,745
51,000
9,277
98,298
40
19,024
48,020
560
17,427
2,088
4,181
15,047
9,991
24,641
10,201
40,601
49,494
119,610
41
13
24
3
11
14
12
14
16
37
7
41
2
33
42
16
6
3
4
10
1
1
12
4
12
3
59
43
9
5
1
6
1
2
2
8
3
18
5
33
44
186
Part 1 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definition? and explanations, see text)
The State Ad.
Allegheny Armstrong' Beaver Bedford Berks Blair Bradford
Corn:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting 1959.,
1954.,
acres 1959 . ,
195*. ,
Harvested for grain farms reporting 1959.,
1954.,
acres 1959 . .
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954.,
Sales farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
bushels 1959..
1954.,
Cut for silage 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 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 . ,
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 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..
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..
Barley farms reporting 1959 .
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Rye.
Other grains .
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959 .
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
69,804
91,911
1,133,612
1,275,608
64,127
83,321
903,150
993,114
53,554,662
49,324,910
24,584
29,688
18,864,795
17,580,456
26,495
31,504
221,919
267,768
2,384,126
2,317,470
1,346
2,632
8,543
14,726
34,307
16,172
16,181
2,128
521
495
43,827
60,996
501,008
656,708
13,213,071
18,344,429
10,465,542
13, 290, 960
22,426
18,058
2,867
417
59
53,351
68,057
630,551
727,990
28,481,774
30,210,258
4,558,909
5,044,028
27,543
20,784
4,388
569
67
15,335
24,842
133,134
202,309
3,979,244
8,445,582
911,090
1,695,286
2,845
2,479
16,545
13,385
357,686
294,726
187,366
130,317
2,366
6,942
13,934
40,5?1
275,322
850,92;
141,3?.'
397,193
301
2,59:
16,071
91,854
546, 141
16,213
57,841
1,553
1,931
37,833
43,459
1,540
1,887
34,676
37,984
1,899,899
1,754,796
823
844
715,130
669,268
330
471
3,002
5,000
27,397
35,041
16
58
155
475
535
339
496
106
40
37
1,093
1,405
15,248
20,406
360,649
553,472
292,835
426,559
439
502
131
21
666
903
5,995
8,329
243,700
303,357
30,900
38,963
423
220
21
2
491
728
4,609
6,526
126,623
263,226
26,170
47,184
64
99
431
758
10,079
17,913
6,228
9,849
3
11
11
53
94
822
28
169
620
4,868
1,002
388
829
3,191
6,438
367
794
2,542
5,306
142,100
246,308
62
152
31,154
53,095
66
118
629
1,038
6,469
8,779
303
51
30
2
2
248
533
1,621
3,844
39,866
103,308
23,201
61,690
203
41
3
1
338
601
2,952
4,850
138,517
205,914
8,513
28,278
222
104
11
1
98
114
545
804
17,190
37,451
670
4,685
10
37
28
135
682
3,196
50
983
122
2,365
1,097
1,544
12,626
15,837
1,084
1,529
10,803
13,547
580,701
654,887
354
517
188,993
195,275
257
310
1,773
2,125
18, 869
21,089
11
25
50
165
683
237
160
13
3
1
816
1,220
6,881
10,067
144,705
251,323
86,557
144,861
545
254
14
3
1,027
1,370
12,061
14, 178
542,166
585,111
46,964
82,938
548
377
92
176
348
1,296
2,198
37,073
80,244
2,025
8,992
25
27
142
130
2,643
2,596
825
1,158
56
169
285
833
5,135
17,002
1,250
6,436
4
19
165
475
5,857
1,202
671
866
5,291
7,042
650
825
4,422
5,486
261,806
265,449
197
195
70,317
67,971
136
198
811
1,432
8,129
13,935
15
23
58
124
516
113
40
468
681
2,745
4,410
70,416
129,486
42,615
77,780
397
68
3
623
730
4,976
5,595
246,227
267,093
27,333
31, 186
446
161
13
3
196
247
1,226
1,563
42,376
70,901
3,542
4,132
12
28
42
420
1,039
150
130
10
11
38
41
620
1,063
162
10
11
55
64
2,820
2,100
1,693
2,037
20,727
24,610
1,652
1,979
15,927
19,078
931,560
957,778
424
658
187,329
272,272
698
792
4,675
5,242
50,829
51,683
21
39
125
290
942
424
308
17
1
1
1,038
1,317
8,493
10,799
202, 545
269,730
129,866
165,592
708
307
22
1
1,483
1,770
16, 688
19,439
670,109
883,535
70,767
112,329
754
614
107
345
842
2,118
6,767
47,316
262,649
4,380
35,859
89
74
349
304
6,239
5,562
1,737
1,076
75
167
352
736
7,801
17, 657
3,192
5,380
5
74
319
1,890
11,577
1,200
2,387
3,141
55,576
63,283
2,365
3,005
48,100
53,328
2,742,783
2,509,966
1,229
1,316
1,162,514
989,329
718
802
7,286
8,415
72,813
59,400
32
137
190
1,540
892
503
737
170
41
44
1,798
2,236
27,206
31,968
754,059
850,193
630,642
645,716
682
856
217
37
1,761
2,192
23,463
25,923
1,014,971
897,308
245,379
162,245
804
739
183
33
2
694
1,295
7,290
12,542
182,321
519,051
53,406
112,905
227
84
1,588
484
33,369
10,971
19,535
5,567
3
15
6
119
112
2,549
2,121
7
37
315
1,270
12,812
820
621
891
10,391
11,577
599
867
7,723
8,975
509,450
479,036
186
241
122,866
138,660
319
342
2,589
2,482
31,599
25, 552
16
33
79
120
234
174
201
8
3
1
441
577
4,970
6,199
133,685
181,821
107,059
131,834
201
217
23
543
726
7,653
8,974
378,986
435,210
53,311
43,949
212
260
64
7
97
324
687
2,351
17,226
98,972
682
12,858
25
35
109
162
2,570
3,340
1,271
704
14
64
75
248
1,618
5,263
474
1,199
1
40
91
1,200
2,195
360
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
187
Part 1 of 5
Buoks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
1,377
1,550
718
25
273
972
1,736
938
754
379
1,225
2,061
1,561
1,057
1
1,908
2,217
1,031
42
397
1,149
2,329
1,286
1,240
454
1,498
2,821
1,922
1,350
2
36,399
15,629
6,653
94
2,886
22,081
38,247
9,947
5,677
6,732
20,196
24,301
39,980
21,637
3
38,362
21,121
8,110
194
4,343
23,659
41,924
12,471
7,204
6,830
22,318
28,343'
46, 547
23,048
4
1,361
1,498
665
22
261
953
1,703
909
719
371
1,202
1,910
1,534
1,042
5
1,852
2,154
985
34
363
1,134
2,250
1,263
1,187
446
1,472
2,549
1,880
1,335
6
32,386
12,969
5,255
59
2,518
18,288
30,765
7,994
4,185
5,635
17,753
16, 954
34,749
19,290
7
32,898
17,130
6,356
107
3,761
19,806
32,488
10,150
5,426
5,805
19,422
18,036
38,369
20,026
9
1,965,575
763,589
280,858
2,880
132,925
1,292,908
1,914,610
377,985
203,138
335,996
992,508
1,003,143
2,210,341
1,054,877
9
1,676,079
825,057
316,050
4,493
154,241
1,151,781
1,684,172
478,709
261,671
356,208
1,006,855
907,485
1,770,044
898,739
10
835
349
1A5
2
145
489
651
291
186
153
678
462
810
518
11
990
723
339
3
145
644
779
438
221
225
778
565
979
489
12
1,191,854
173,299
67,459
200
71,619
447,260
563,959
115, 816
66,977
143,258
452,820
253,967
823,265
347,860
13
912,614
236,711
109,924
612
46,771
535,009
550,243
125,389
63,829
151,335
421,322
211,278
764,016
362,403
14
393
391
170
6
28
493
761
296
174
146
287
915
646
225
15
518
550
217
10
44
524
921
363
241
147
337
1,230
791
236
16
3,896
2,521
1,356
35
276
3,513
7,189
1,856
1,438
1,081
2,346
7,142
5,008
2,235
17
5,068
3,868
1,674
73
493
3,765
9,039
2,260
1,663
924
2,597
9,779
7,924
2,911
18
39,333
30,011
13,517
302
2,696
41,489
90,563
18,386
15,347
11,258
25,320
75,361
54,467
18,729
19
40,224
40,644
17,345
498
3,581
38,874
83,659
23,098
17,206
9,816
22,159
86,811
52,456
24, 147
20
13
36
12
11
24
33
19
17
5
16
50
28
18
21
51
32
27
2
26
15
58
15
35
11
48
127
35
12
22'
117
139
42
92
280
293
97
54
16
97
205
223
112
21
396
123
80
14
89
88
397
61
115
101
299
528
254
111
24
489
1,050
529
23
181
226
567
568
605
164
521
1,236
429
441
25
280
296
119
2
52
253
387
225
91
87
367
490
327
283
it
418
190
60
35
437
636
118
54
109
288
307
633
281
27
111
13
7
4
40
104
7
2
13
30
20
111
30
28
32
1
1
7
19
2
12
5
29
10
20
47
1
2
9
23
2
4
7
3
32
12
30
1,093
1,161
490
5
208
781
1,085
730
364
306
1,051
587
1,146
767
a
1,360
1,752
780
3
309
945
1,233
1,092
787
346
1,319
1,608
1,375
935
32
16,407
8,988
3,734
22
2,026
13,148
13,644
6,161
1,869
3,897
13,196
4,571
17,191
9,522
11
17,594
13,038
5,692
9
2,933
15,961
13,245
9,358
4,286
4,109
16,833
12,003
23,444
11,188
34
474,155
221,786
75,750
495
41,990
315,645
458,382
130,496
36,319
105,756
291,011
102,338
437,824
252, 036
35
515,339
369,301
156,641
215
74,181
430,705
474,255
251,361
102,865
104,551
416,562
294,838
648,773
301,554
36
412,324
145,493
48,983
50
29,436
255,984
412,780
72,230
26,057
76,223
231,789
68,062
367,615
200,350
17
415,714
232,391
95,531
115
50,361
302,567
412,212
150,219
46,008
72,614
302,810
177,464
508,382
227,615
38
441
848
352
5
130
181
457
497
315
115
422
421
370
383
39
490
277
125
68
470
547
21A
48
160
541
150
614
332
40
128
31
12
7
114
61
18
1
30
74
12
142
41
41
25
5
1
2
14
19
1
1
13
4
20
7
■::■
9
1
2
1
1
4
43
848
1,512
818
16
245
918
952
955
777
323
1,110
1,895
789
850
44
1,190
1,990
1,055
18
346
1,062
1,429
1,243
1,172
378
1,369
2,320
1,141
1,047
45
10,588
15,798
10, 654
109
2,917
18,908
9,496
11,770
6,965
4,610
15,667
20,948
7,785
10,970
46
13,662
18,962
11,151
133
4,130
20,224
13,859
13,856
8,921
5,015
18,773
21,087
11,502
13,121
47
440,965
791,525
487,766
2,989
119,659
929,281
437,615
576,462
276,777
201,693
695,116
1,042,189
322,674
504,841
48
555,311
916,327
542,494
4,436
138,930
874,204
626,828
655,663
358,681
188,182
713,375
920,160
383,208
452,396
49
109,850
103,417
146,003
500
37,898
205,894
38,126
59,947
44,549
22,932
172,672
101,087
44,737
96,245
50
108, 3U
161,058
154,290
800
39,013
120,410
49,975
130,741
59,800
50,739
214,607
73,992
70,776
65,238
51
416
893
414
12
128
178
584
446
544
125
429
1,016
436
371
52
326
505
302
4
90
462
306
412
184
152
543
739
329
393
53
91
97
74
23
246
56
86
44
42
116
120
22
75
54
14
16
24
3
29
5
8
3
4
21
18
2
7
55
1
1
4
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
4
56
385
243
53
18
106
724
112
31
43
119
43
734
433
57
526
433
147
113
346
1,035
254
67
122
414
75
1,118
638
58
5,789
1,492
274
261
836
7,651
706
115
278
899
225
8,767
4,867
59
5,505
2,579
877
1,016
2,450
10,892
1,448
253
749
2,880
429
13,337
5,983
60
223,957
43,114
9,979
9,454
18,373
312,665
16,377
2,869
5,871
23,197
6,388
177,894
110,357
61
229,438
102,214
33,052
35,498
91,559
507,056
50,955
8,433
27,872
110,693
13,183
523,607
244,743
62
115,129
4,236
1,150
1,415
3,562
56,777
2,050
215
1,218
6,082
751
26,145
23,110
63
61,410
9,053
6,247
12,027
26,902
71,547
7,603
504
5,477
29,129
2,074
124,922
36,537
64
54
32
48
18
24
86
10
15
11
91
30
112
63
65
60
47
36
20
18
77
52
15
7
79
86
104
31
66
502
165
272
96
119
503
36
77
41
604
139
775
328
67
470
172
155
80
85
427
297
41
28
419
551
761
101
68
12,337
4,086
5,951
1,813
2,723
13,391
734
1,602
880
12,577
2,172
12,727
8,450
69
11,433
3,204
3,826
1,480
1,675
12,674
6,579
836
575
9,778
9,573
15,264
2,134
70
9,909
2,256
2,468
776
1,542
7,682
224
838
209
6,582
402
5,879
5,118
71
7,444
1,086
1,878
675
640
7,513
2,889
194
50
3,586
3,747
7,543
507
72
10
55
195
3
26
16
1
67
161
4
53
193
2
4
73
14
166
372
56
46
2
218
393
29
126
627
5
17
74
69
211
1,187
13
178
81
1
435
757
24
361
1,125
8
46
75
117
945
2,103
314
236
8
1,298
1,860
117
715
4,362
32
119
76
1,185
3,384
26,593
160
3,704
1,333
15
10,290
15,962
345
4,400
24,693
75
1,472
77
2,114
18,035
47,745
6,022
4,949
125
27,787
36,684
2,317
15,576
95,215
367
2,676
78
705
1,415
15,885
30
2,953
590
5,881
6,186
14
2,426
12,138
1,200
70
1,313
7,661
22,050
5,058
2,496
75
12,437
10,319
765
9,768
51,966
1,288
80
3
14
4
1
4
8
4
8
20
4
6
PI
27
126
55
5
46
35
25
74
114
32
37
82
276
132
235
86
62
177
45
52
39
119
388
159
50
83
740
5,216
2,350
150
1,530
873
1,277
2,593
3,505
530
860
64
8,365
3,905
10,251
1,805
1,504
6,245
1,350
1,610
1,400
2,846
16,050
4,789
1,075
85
650
300
98
150
120
225
86
1,560
233
250
200
489
1,500
428
800
819
428
1,774
so
Stub items continued
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Part 1 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Delaware
Eli
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon
Com:
1
95
131
1,388
1,236
66
1,811
729
674
955
2
1954...
179
181
2,162
1,679
109
2,042
884
1,224
1,216
3
acres 1959.. .
1,642
769
15,989
9,499
578
48,493
9,068
4,089
14,638
4
1954...
2,330
887
20,618
11,542
862
48,385
10,962
6,949
17,968
5
90
96
1,130
1,178
62
1,781
716
645
946
6
1954...
166
128
1,734
1,638
103
1,994
871
1,208
1,203
7
acres 1959. . .
1,250
301
8,648
7,924
449
39,643
7,694
3,547
12,034
8
1954...
1,841
363
11,761
10,051
628
38,049
9,481
6,580
15,058
9
bushels 1959...
69,733
21,895
497,343
425,708
23,731
2,226,942
474,069
148,877
707,511
10
1954 . . .
93,735
16,025
557,363
455,318
29,761
1,748,896
436,067
312,635
776,118
11
32
21
328
296
11
816
318
95
276
12
1954 . . .
43
19
380
416
28
886
276
146
491
13
bushels 1959...
16,870
5,615
187,370
132,391
3,262
788,749
142,376
27,734
178,790
i.;
1954...
24,508
3,327
135,829
145,894
7,161
670,783
117,664
48,487
281,971
I'-
24
44
688
185
17
966
221
62
370
it.
1954...
36
58
867
175
32
1,010
215
53
408
17
acres 1959...
372
449
6,688
1,390
127
8,472
1,328
443
2,522
is
1954 . . .
449
478
7,819
1,275
213
9,959
1,394
331
2,815
19
tons, green weight 1959...
4,336
4,812
65,844
12,324
1,478
101,243
12,128
3,933
26,715
20
1954. . .
3,345
4,743
63,218
10,819
1,725
80,311
11,912
3,131
26,717
21
Hogged or grazed, or cut for
green or dry fodder farms reporting 1959...
1
9
45
38
2
42
11
15
13
22
1954...
6
11
195
36
5
47
17
13
24
23
acres 1959...
20
19
653
185
2
378
46
99
82
24
1954. . .
Farms reporting by acres of corn
harvested for all purposes:
40
46
1,038
216
21
377
87
38
95
25
Under 11 acres farms reporting 1959...
46
105
871
978
48
428
427
588
424
26
11 to 19 acres farms reporting 1959...
19
19
285
156
11
370
162
58
273
27
20 to 49 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
20
7
214
92
7
766
124
25
233
28
50 to 74 acres farms reporting 1959...
8
15
8
185
15
1
17
29
75 to 99 acres farms reporting 1959...
2
1
1
33
1
2
7
10
100 or more acres.. .farms reporting 1959...
Small pains harvested:
2
1
29
1
31
39
36
301
548
20
1,341
579
105
676
32
1954 . . .
51
119
1,220
839
62
1,572
702
342
815
33
acres 1959 . . .
496
174
3,942
3,220
107
24,130
5,910
637
7,442
34
1954...
625
520
10,912
4,911
385
31,635
7,847
1,918
9,005
35
bushels 1959 .. .
17,106
4,342
97,309
81,998
1,992
605,844
118,810
14,414
166,952
36
1954 . . .
17,020
14,302
308,002
133,393
8,460
846, 147
182,011
49,970
212,654
37
15,916
2,646
80,601
41,857
612
502,823
70,159
7,382
114,087
38
1954...
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
14,666
5,782
224,352
69,482
3,844
680,259
103,687
21,173
137,465
39
17
31
180
455
18
340
324
88
345
■4(1
16
4
89
87
2
704
224
15
288
41
5
1
18
6
260
26
2
43
42
1
8
34
5
2
43
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959. . .
6
3
44
34
198
1,257
1,020
69
1,007
523
317
790
45
1954 . . .
74
259
1,652
1,167
96
1,148
620
486
961
46
acres 1959...
355
1,684
U,216
9,058
660
10,475
5,184
2,036
10,505
47
1954...
801
2,034
15,138
9,091
919
11,010
5,226
2,837
12,520
48
bushels 1959...
15,090
77,324
710,994
392,727
33,831
436,223
203,387
75,866
451,925
49
1954 . . .
33,463
83,712
647,991
398, 116
40,638
471,558
205,133
115,470
500,186
50
3,380
8,746
137,949
33,949
1,300
47,432
31,094
5,646
47,935
51
1954...
Farms reporting by acres harvested:
3,640
11,300
89,001
45,985
4,051
68,628
31,686
9,535
97,289
52
Under 10 acres farms reporting 1959. . .
19
141
705
683
41
563
322
259
323
53
15
44
450
286
26
402
169
55
384
54
12
85
43
2
38
28
2
72
55
1
14
7
1
4
1
10
56
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959. . .
3
1
3
1
57
31
29
40
278
801
213
35
192
58
1954...
65
41
93
327
2
1,231
504
66
451
59
acres 1959 . . .
417
151
342
1,892
8,512
1,728
198
1,260
60
1954...
874
148
538
2,081
9
13,670
4,358
369
3,231
61
bushels 1959 .. .
15,293
6,408
12,466
63,461
196,814
38,407
6,000
26,161
62
1954 . . .
43,389
4,503
20,522
83,489
292
574,349
161,123
14,808
124,698
63
1,100
6,395
460
320
2,240
2,431
4,684
12,419
30
35,767
132,827
4,879
19,713
100
639
1,636
19,749
64
1954...
65
2
2
46
27
1
133
44
5
39
66
1954...
6
3
66
17
2
85
33
5
26
67
acres 1959...
7
4
276
97
2
885
182
38
200
68
1954...
98
9
366
106
4
515
225
27
179
69
bushels 1959 .. .
144
90
6,480
2,228
60
17,735
3,640
480
3,610
70
1954...
2,000
151
8,509
1,859
48
10,542
6,274
262
3,811
71
3,481
448
60
7,989
802
252
1,125
72
1954...
1,362
4,351
555
4,465
4,242
817
73
23
72
45
3
5
21
14
74
1954 . . .
81
335
92
20
6
64
2
65
75
acres 1959. . .
91
462
289
7
25
87
85
76
1954...
281
1,919
564
125
23
237
7
288
77
bushels 1959...
2,008
9,439
6,390
85
735
1,427
1,247
78
1954...
6,263
47,770
12,634
2,271
479
5,134
225
4,971
79
886
5,295
3,501
46
568
178
598
80
1954...
1,804
22,759
6,032
953
230
1,052
1,642
81
1
7
5
11
1
1
82
acres 1959...
8
41
28
142
4
7
83
1954 . . .
9
30
391
79
1
705
64
25
76
84
bushels 1959...
240
1,231
752
4,966
42
500
85
1954...
180
1,281
13,293
2,347
50
19,166
1,893
1,052
2,860
86
87
1954...
2,174
2,482
125
408
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
189
Part 1 of 5
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
lacks wanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
1,398
863
743
356
5,684
965
1,211
978
782
1,205
166
1,906
725
276
1
1,985
1,196
925
484
6,502
1,291
1,414
1,270
1,078
1,667
266
2,671
842
362
2
15,445
7,957
13,587
3,758
103,092
12,295
29,303
25,117
9,206
20,390
1,210
22,898
12,262
3,769
3
20,031
9,808
15,809
4,221
102,872
16,193
29,395
26,469
9,538
25,127
1,568
30,105 ■
13,595
4,701
4
1,371
823
735
84
5,601
951
1,192
974
665
1,174
68
1,868
716
268
5
1,959
1,147
920
66
6,375
1,274
1,388
1,252
881
1,615
94
2,617
837
339
6
12,950
6,085
11,962
377
82,629
10,458
23,733
24,287
5,989
16,357
235
18,838
9,936
2,931
7
17,264
7,555
13,873
247
81,652
13,685
23,832
25,371
6,223
20,528
333
23,963
11,132
3,551
8
687,973
323,799
712,827
19,911
6,051,877
667,556
1,312,453
1,615,021
320,064
1,106,727
13,222
1,110,094
650,286
171,263
9
901,795
378,690
706,621
12,778
4,876,074
690,347
1,166,688
1,207,106
334,693
1,101,382
13,390
1,077,329
623,178
154,822
10
404
256
408
20
1,742
388
482
681
203
489
11
540
180
102
11
669
292
527
2
1,476
421
520
738
288
828
8
756
289
112
12
173,999
99,362
278,424
6,950
1,248,084
239,123
406,306
1,065,080
107,197
418,596
2,285
266,822
128,132
64,360
13
282,322
95,464
356,447
2,460
820,423
179,171
389,867
730,637
140,237
521,820
2,182
272,302
184,784
65,061
14
381
262
290
328
2,950
308
605
89
360
498
119
582
418
68
15
446
337
316
442
2,871
378
609
98
368
598
155
830
424
77
lb
2,433
1,823
1,536
3,348
19,970
1,776
5,444
806
3,095
3,899
948
3,953
2,291
759
17
2,665
2,143
1,846
3,919
20,629
2,421
5,170
986
2,997
4,392
1,149
5,784
2,441
979
18
26,738
20,543
15,835
34,992
256,246
20,307
58,558
8,429
30,510
45,723
9,327
44,082
29,248
7,322
19
28,886
23,459
15,109
32,060
204,507
23,228
42,418
7,563
27,672
38,714
8,847
51,117
23,888
7,461
20
16
18
10
10
79
15
19
4
23
23
8
34
10
7
21
22
28
11
14
123
28
33
19
89
47
40
94
4
33
22
62
49
89
33
493
61
126
24
122
134
27
107
35
79
:>-<
102
110
90
55
591
87
393
112
318
207
86
358
22
171
24
858
617
244
227
1,865
525
387
414
482
528
130
1,085
231
154
25
321
158
216
92
1,652
261
236
210
168
323
29
500
261
59
20
210
82
251
34
1,973
166
447
235
117
302
7
295
217
53
27
5
4
30
1
152
11
101
63
10
32
20
13
8
28
2
2
2
25
2
25
22
4
9
1
3
2
29
2
2
17
15
34
1
11
5
30
833
473
582
14
4,768
707
957
829
379
863
15
1,168
567
154
31
1,493
963
731
56
5,342
1,034
1,059
975
622
1,213
46
1,954
652
222
32
6,862
3,214
6,698
90
53,826
6,761
13,004
13,016
3,483
9,717
63
8,834
6,684
2,034
33
12,303
6,683
9,294
271
61,721
10,177
14,236
15,113
5,271
12,755
155
14,840
7,979
2,310
34
133,401
64,545
161,157
1,960
1,890,350
159,636
382,577
363,852
74,445
216,510
1,507
203,839
191,391
41,807
i'.
312,123
176,652
219,516
6,799
2,191,624
293,459
437,099
421,352
131,762
346,687
3,728
418,987
213,147
56,790
36
79,670
33,397
114,330
1,227
1,671,223
110,130
326,365
305,996
56,657
165,847
777
132,010
146,005
30,793
37
189,571
96,663
145,049
2,678
1,825,407
203,831
349,388
317,672
87,524
233,203
734
267,698
142,807
35,818
38
578
375
268
11
1,954
422
350
296
243
403
15
832
245
88
r>
232
91
276
3
2,609
256
507
401
116
408
327
283
50
40
18
7
35
186
25
94
109
16
46
8
36
10
41
5
3
16
4
3
3
19
4
4
6
1
3
4
2
42
43
1,339
864
641
210
1,273
907
707
821
674
1,083
224
1,731
609
254
44
1,755
1,178
770
296
1,836
1,076
833
1,002
898
1,459
280
2,232
687
311
45
15,966
9,634
8,830
1,785
8,428
10,131
7,412
11,353
6,692
14,766
2,185
18,435
7,995
3,677
46
18,854
11,265
10,402
2,033
11,397
11,163
8,152
12,750
7,295
18,272
2,067
20,844
8,774
4,155
47
741,531
462,581
380,845
68,331
378,766
499,484
338,722
496,442
298,897
674,253
95,584
921,174
389,620
156,340
48
842,415
517,130
403,735
69,707
544,600
529,882
331,788
480,796
268,696
686,977
79,977
957,376
360,910
139,106
49
128,788
91,926
78,989
5,566
45,544
87,982
46,009
206,141
69,857
117,001
9,344
105,181
27,837
49,494
50
160,875
81,262
81,251
4,476
48,658
92,725
43,543
195,126
62,216
154,947
4,286
103,601
54,456
42,808
51
678
468
233
147
1,017
480
405
367
415
429
139
923
235
126
52
543
329
338
53
232
359
261
350
208
528
75
704
316
88
53
104
56
64
9
21
63
36
80
46
110
7
95
55
26
54
9
11
6
1
3
5
4
20
5
14
2
7
2
14
55
5
1
4
2
1
2
1
56
176
51
274
1
2,140
166
342
303
33
90
6
177
225
1
57
341
173
428
6
2,369
189
590
575
74
361
7
238
380
56
58
1,116
232
2,234
3
16,202
1,067
3,074
3,703
125
653
17
1,179
1,565
2
59
1,941
766
3,279
15
17,548
1,276
5,653
5,909
386
2,561
46
1,339
2,643
353
60
30,523
6,327
43,347
120
644,336
35,893
85,609
104,664
3,476
14,276
485
38,372
39,440
20
61
68,456
27,127
134,859
360
907,808
54,502
268,145
250,377
13,023
84,868
1,270
53,658
104,649
11,052
62
4,882
1,161
5,403
140,964
6,365
17, 545
66,021
779
3,247
2,810
1,293
20
63
7,891
1,333
27,544
136,994
8,281
70,318
130,683
3,708
23,101
400
2,986
15,183
3,455
64
36
5
32
3
257
15
87
98
50
108
1
42
17
22
65
69
24
6
22
156
21
26
35
85
69
4
52
6
19
66
1<.7
24
128
12
1,097
64
523
661
337
616
3
292
62
201
67
389
69
31
127
799
61
94
227
417
386
13
229
34
137
68
2,567
287
3,036
482
31,712
1,150
12,684
13,978
6,944
11,407
100
5,360
1,285
4,302
69
5,584
1,606
579
1,976
24,301
1,490
2,409
5,328
9,075
7,113
159
4,723
715
2,554
70
781
972
382
17,895
120
7,248
8,883
4,056
4,813
2,421
240
2,755
71
1,897
37
305
446
11,839
70
765
2,870
4,198
3,472
1,430
316
1,330
72
111
144
8
10
23
3
7
15
65
16
91
2
30
73
356
384
11
30
4
46
1
10
124
192
59
263
8
45
74
584
698
55
36
127
41
66
53
418
55
492
21
471
75
2,072
2,006
95
110
14
339
2
56
518
1,172
231
1,524
54
453
76
9,918
14,823
799
670
2,096
385
1,290
842
5,979
967
10,167
880
8,958
77
43,081
42,989
2,090
2,239
322
6,607
40
912
10,369
24,725
4,626
34,663
921
7,903
78
3,453
6,904
276
270
693
225
1,045
290
3,303
120
4,574
500
8,222
79
18,944
15,975
1,418
396
3,782
629
5,736
13,703
1,993
15,092
320
4,924
80
4
1
2
8
12
2
2
7
2
31
1
81
26
7
6
56
62
68
43
57
10
218
10
82
96
88
87
122
592
167
190
172
154
574
246
356
44
32
83
735
200
210
1,995
2,101
4,038
880
1,745
70
9,774
600
84
2,406
2,643
2,128
4,180
23,485
525
5,466
8,171
4,304
3,656
800
19,853
160
9,377
15,404
2,070
892
479
85
86
327
40
4,257
1,140
2,936
3,527
1,645
87
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Part 1 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions Mid explanations, see text)
Montgomery Montour
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Potter Schuylkill
Com:
Corn for all purposes farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Harvested for grain farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales farms reporting 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Cut for silage 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 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.
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 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.
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.
Barley farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
Sales bushels 1959 .
1954.
Rye.
Other grains .
.farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
' 1954..
bushels 1959..
1954 . .
bushels 1959..
1954 .
•farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
.farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
bushels 1959.
1954.
983
1,511
21,174
26,772
946
1,481
18,262
22,264
1,030,468
1,115,950
390
646
377,280
498,663
272
437
2,654
4,397
26,280
36,298
29
25
258
111
393
202
294
56
723
1,003
8,845
11,617
260,900
338,513
216,741
265,984
350
311
51
10
1
516
816
4,886
7,538
191,263
301,829
33,472
44., 814
337
148
27
302
384
3,046
3,409
99,256
148,659
24,567
25,028
33
55
137
293
2,929
7,425
1,251
3,072
2
5
14
25
260
494
180
320
2
24
192
525
7,005
225
489
403
486
8,172
9,724
398
482
7,121
8,318
358,653
344,727
229
273
149,008
186,006
120
134
1,008
1,347
8,897
9,365
129
110
141
18
3
377
440
5,914
7,283
121, 106
163,017
97,216
126,244
94
225
53
375
443
6,267
7,449
240,155
269,689
61,378
79,212
107
194
68
6
87
158
748
991
12,259
30,116
2,416
5,953
38
27
244
150
3,605
2,355
1,457
853
20
63
205
481
2,774
7,192
2,043
3,612
4
30
22
977
384
1,124
1,437
31,910
30,412
1,098
1,366
28,409
25,807
1,646,581
1,103,116
732
682
1,081,552
631,626
259
305
3,140
4,250
32,858
28,445
22
60
361
355
445
206
352
66
23
32
783
850
10,219
9,672
313,831
283,263
267,807
216,482
358
332
75
17
1
874
1,065
12,333
13,504
523,815
496,872
167,506
128,862
377
368
115
12
2
225
469
3,491
4,354
110,449
173,876
74,897
83,681
29
19
246
153
5,349
3,620
3,409
2,494
20
23
192
139
3,474
2,649
2,522
1,449
3
45
185
1,540
4,647
500
1,100
1,206
1,475
23,012
24,152
1,182
1,458
20,374
21,163
1,038,326
939,225
631
744
428,500
428,185
272
332
2,390
2,896
21,861
23,619
32
26
248
93
459
31A
367
50
7
12
1,014
1,228
13,237
15,899
307,774
380,691
238,585
278,823
418
495
90
9
2
1,069
1,261
15,707
16,663
668,442
615,537
151,820
166,255
400
514
138
14
3
322
582
2,682
4,383
51,871
168,392
8,594
33,183
76
43
409
240
6,760
4,397
2,526
1,241
18
91
99
680
1,501
8,919
785
4,447
115
4,101
1,808
1,016
1,219
18,845
20,847
1,012
1,209
16,553
17,965
1,028,589
810,739
426
586
358,447
340,719
345
355
2,246
2,833
27,263
22,120
401
245
320
33
14
743
905
9,531
11,556
228,305
281,395
168,983
192,278
305
377
56
5
800
972
10,599
13,131
473,635
436,898
82,607
81,330
335
384
70
11
374
670
3,264
5,341
73,395
215,539
7,120
40,032
65
4
324
14
8,352
365
4,239
10
12
46
59
573
1,353
60
818
1
2
61
60
1,700
9
16
262
326
7
15
180
220
10,810
8,920
4
11
6,775
5,574
2
1
52
75
1,080
800
2
2
30
31
6
16
151
330
4,230
11,337
3,972
10,946
2
4
9
87
250
5,200
1,650
5
7
399
185
18,755
9,000
10,555
5,490
52
83
840
1,058
28
40
444
576
27,041
29,614
6
9
14,838
14,730
39
53
391
440
4,172
3,839
1
7
5
42
4
12
61
153
1,220
4,252
922
3,374
17
38
139
262
6,405
10,230
100
1
3
30
19
600
340
600
145
335
458
3,255
3,443
131
157
587
631
31,575
29,531
27
12
8,971
3,561
273
354
2,641
2,745
25,274
22, 60S
9
33
27
67
216
77
42
52
121
604
1,085
13,947
38,081
11,384
28,450
29
18
3
2
471
558
8,708
7,942
409,083
317,426
66,564
58,479
165
200
73
28
5
18
28
126
188
5,017
5,911
2,700
100
22
131
213
3,693
6,064
3,400
4,345
24
103
213
659
2,215
9,859
818
3,176
4
60
1,059
3,480
38,384
640
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
191
Part 1 of 5
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
963
1,578
179
894
834
617
567
439
1,542
638
1,757
473
3,864
1
1,058
2,033
297
1,251
1,133
753
937
686
2,304
780
2,623
640
4,578
2
16,139
19,969
1,447
9,716
10,988
13,990
4,889
3,848
12,559
5,219
18,341
6,188
82,151
3
17,830
23,159
2,442
12,246
12,718
14,658
6,862
4,626
IS, 696
5,108
24,545
6,825
78,647
4
950
1,434
76
159
407
611
546
222
1,436
27
1,711
238
3,847
5
1,051
1,895
163
188
432
747
881
285
2,242
44
2,573
219
4,472
6
14,130
11,910
382
751
2,716
11,990
3,995
1,010
10,015
162
15,016
1,544
75,969
7
15,595
14,009
897
883
2,580
12,512
5,290
913
15,669
213
20,808
1,007
70,048
8
741,704
715,641
27,858
40,748
159,069
668,505
229,217
56,315
528,548
8,956
773,584
100,944
4,319,206
9
753,534
735,353
45,095
44,768
114, 806
598,677
248,443
40,490
762,475
11,701
1,059,729
54,461
3,585,346
Id
432
288
33
36
89
376
167
42
198
6
482
40
2,174
11
598
570
32
17
34
418
220
21
392
6
786
20
2,138
12
253,610
130,803
12,307
9,266
36,533
303,302
66,780
11,242
76,940
2,356
183,401
20,163
1,761,271
13
387,845
221,382
13,224
6,405
18,572
265,769
70,604
5,463
126,211
4,535
349,028
8,082
1,392,258
14
298
879
137
833
689
246
125
280
319
621
409
421
739
15
318
1,029
199
1,150
905
245
197
438
420
733
547
548
821
16
1,910
7,930
1,036
8,808
8,132
1,966
862
2,756
2,127
5,022
3,110
4,601
5,959
17
2,154
9,021
1,496
11,213
9,866
2,056
1,410
3,447
2,855
4,831
3,494
5,740
7,277
18
16,916
93,700
10,050
91,629
73,130
17, 180
9,096
30,065
21,529
56,544
32,990
46,000
61,915
L9
17,099
101,701
14,537
97,312
77,813
19,594
12,770
27,693
26,190
43,911
36,266
48,716
58,519
20
19
27
9
24
29
8
12
30
69
9
25
10
43
..'1
16
22
15
44
52
19
48
79
39
21
35
18
163
22
99
129
29
157
140
34
32
82
417
35
215
43
223
23
81
129
49
150
272
90
162
266
172
64
243
78
1,322
24
366
809
139
551
440
185
418
332
1,190
516
1,153
227
1,553
25
306
440
30
232
258
141
96
68
236
98
379
148
839
26
257
315
10
104
126
247
47
35
108
21
205
95
1,104
21
26
11
5
8
30
5
4
8
1
13
1
246
28
3
3
2
1
10
1
1
6
1
66
29
5
1
4
1
1
1
56
30
766
744
35
22
167
509
292
67
708
6
1,003
66
2,900
31
875
1,065
95
105
432
616
608
262
1,264
30
1,704
211
3,373
32
9,710
6,155
167
129
1,064
7,658
2,012
453
4,152
47
7,982
341
40,618
33
10,762
8,328
458
616
2,730
9,536
4,083
1,520
7,568
119
12,653
1,439
45,545
34
203,712
168,852
3,525
4,101
23,868
189,824
41,460
10,880
105,270
1,375
189,196
6,831
1,145,960
3:.
254,198
244,062
11,951
17,756
64,686
252,586
106,619
40,193
215,586
3,225
354,541
41,073
1,362,015
36
151,485
116,691
1,438
3,032
14,953
158,730
23,176
6,772
59,028
1,026
121,539
3,648
976,966
37
175,799
158,255
5,419
11,170
34,031
197,220
60,612
23,616
121,197
1,355
218,745
26,709
1,076,563
38
296
519
31
18
134
152
236
55
610
4
746
60
1,196
39
401
206
4
4
33
289
52
11
90
2
233
6
1,345
40
63
17
63
1
6
21
293
41
6
2
4
1
3
1
1
1
3
57
9
:2
43
839
1,653
226
660
1,153
526
557
493
1,363
119
1,583
350
1,828
44
936
1,931
305
944
1,361
632
853
723
1,744
234
2,137
440
2,256
45
12,045
27,058
2,371
7,210
18,008
8,851
5,120
4,656
12,281
743
17,992
3,626
13,122
46
13,347
30,572
2,932
9,056
20,383
9,471
7,202
5,829
14,340
1,390
20,747
3,601
15,671
47
505,167
1,305,117
110,007
326,267
770, 153
382,636
236,106
235,978
579,423
34,353
771,765
152,950
580,102
48
520,901
1,672,208
122,978
338,909
671,997
393,866
313,977
254,270
686,808
49,156
943,777
135,927
596,952
49
96,738
113,229
12,807
12,265
70,799
95,223
45,821
21,664
43,950
880
97,114
6,947
101,087
50
134,832
322,967
12,107
9,864
33,495
102,218
47,377
15,532
61,113
1,475
155,458
5,593
111,627
51
302
552
130
353
362
161
352
318
911
99
882
192
1,386
52
426
745
80
269
585
268
172
148
382
17
605
142
403
'■1
101
325
15
34
183
89
30
23
61
3
85
13
34
54
10
31
1
4
21
2
7
1
3
3
1
8
1
9
2
3
5
55
56
239
181
10
3
36
135
26
9
385
497
4
1,479
57
453
222
11
8
52
227
41
26
580
2
764
7
1,761
58
1,811
1,278
55
34
153
1,314
117
61
2,174
3,461
23
11,479
59
3,060
1,514
55
72
237
1,946
197
116
3,443
6
5,538
89
12,691
60
35,466
44,026
1,985
1,235
4,752
19,877
3,782
2,611
72,862
115,224
885
414,807
61
106,667
59,840
1,893
2,475
5,355
67,323
7,509
3,164
145,674
125
222,771
2,990
581,398
62
7,297
2,433
240
195
3,202
865
2,678
19,115
101,740
63
14,438
8,837
110
370
17,038
350
12,417
38,392
300
125,369
64
54
84
1
12
28
9
4
16
1
22
6
105
65
27
34
6
23
22
12
21
8
27
10
59
26
67
66
272
423
5
103
169
30
29
65
3
95
43
880
67
103
145
25
107
87
70
105
23
89
43
272
102
340
68
5,233
10,841
150
2,716
3,585
583
243
1,647
30
2,077
1,020
16,992
69
2,343
2,948
539
1,853
1,865
1,738
1,606
495
1,663
805
5,031
1,834
8,220
70
2,288
5,083
1,752
1,708
182
...
424
778
444
10,842
71
505
972
80
265
644
745
70
30
272
39
1,556
764
3,779
72
7
148
26
23
128
14
68
45
2
1
10
3
11
73
35
403
120
88
362
47
223
176
1
15
45
25
9
74
46
788
118
119
1,008
92
326
211
3
5
39
26
44
75
155
2,287
625
459
2,927
331
1,030
1,099
1
54
312
156
20
76
510
20,736
2,474
3,463
17,138
1,530
6,344
4,555
80
150
855
440
950
77
2,778
64,142
14,927
10,207
49,937
5,312
22,646
18,550
10
1,179
5,836
2,789
502
78
120
11,348
1,165
1,746
8,712
843
2,748
1,996
125
404
314
507
79
1,048
37,981
7,290
4,558
22,829
3,000
8,357
8,245
422
3,194
1,484
248
80
2
10
7
13
3
7
3
4
3
2
2
4
81
9
72
94
104
56
23
7
20
14
9
33
40
82
84
459
146
491
2,026
47
93
321
299
100
113
153
508
83
175
2,486
3,500
4,096
800
850
190
800
420
460
600
1,510
S4
2,593
24,671
6,751
16,108
2,080
60,670
715
1,419
300
3,070
400
13,036
10,710
150
2,515
3,558
6,729
15,158
85
86
840
896
1,671
1,813
290
1,558
910
1,239
...
536
6,526
87
Stub Items continued
192
Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
1
2
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
1954...
3,362
5,425
70
64
3
14
5
12
15
7
72
94
146
227
28
29
73
74
3
4
acres 1959 .. .
1954. . .
27,781
41,892
749
474
39
84
11
61
84
30
483
509
1,486
2,188
164
141
652
340
5
6
1954. . .
774
1,600
10
13
1
3
1
4
:::•
5
4
51
101
2
1
3
13
7
g
acres 1959. . .
1954. . .
9,861
20,555
66
117
20
13
2
33
48
30
592
1,262
15
4
13
54
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954...
228,581
327,443
1,479
2,185
400
320
62
589
1,280
423
11,939
19,050
220
80
205
606
11
12
1954...
712
2,288
10
39
5
2
2
5
2
14
55
24
72
3
15
6
16
13
14
acres 1959...
1954. . .
2,736
9,668
47
188
16
4
5
12
8
65
237
109
372
7
54
47
50
15
16
tons 1959...
1954. . .
5,093
16,166
87
279
25
6
9
16
28
146
613
170
554
10
87
85
100
17
18
Hogged or grazed, or cut
1954. . .
1,776
1,472
45
10
3
4
1
6
10
3
53
35
74
53
22
10
63
43
19
20
acres 1959...
1954. . .
13,858
9,389
578
102
14
43
5
23
72
12
370
227
758
431
136
76
577
210
21
Plowed under for green
216
399
6
7
1
3
2
4
6
24
1
3
4
4
22
1954...
23
24
acres 1959...
1954...
1,326
2,280
58
67
5
12
10
15
27
123
6
7
15
26
25
26
Hay craps:
1954. . .
2,160,132
2,178,756
39,007
39,355
13,387
19,177
27,933
30,370
15,612
15,600
47,745
40,523
67,714
66,278
23,471
21,229
113,752
107,846
27
28
29
30
31
32
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
acres 1959...
1954. . .
tons 1959...
1954. . .
33,726
35,427
697,490
590,184
1,630,461
1,117,909
377
260
6,215
3,165
14,600
5,826
314
592
6,710
9,436
13,171
18,469
436
523
8,037
8,491
15,673
15,007
492
508
8,502
7,646
18,449
14,085
1,024
1,083
24,487
17,446
57,539
36,689
1,407
1,554
34,227
28,548
83,365
50,843
520
659
14,903
12,251
43,344
27,456
884
645
20,741
12,638
38,647
23,923
33
4,273
3,091
168,849
90,504
75
32
2,243
823
48
44
1,236
1,167
43
42
916
543
66
61
1,193
1,035
94
68
3,124
939
261
173
9,150
3,196
87
61
5,139
1,706
64
26
1,590
700
34
35
36
1954. . .
tans 1959...
1954...
37
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
11,666
173
121
143
193
285
388
108
223
38
12,277
128
95
186
183
335
487
141
349
39
6,957
2,403
54
18
67
24
85
16
87
25
288
102
365
141
189
72
212
87
40
41
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
423
4
7
6
4
14
26
10
13
42
43
44
45
46
47
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
acres 1959...
1954...
tons 1959...
1954. . .
59,255
76,092
1,195,023
1,381,111
1,981,530
2,043,322
1,297
1,609
28,305
33, 119
43,009
40,237
310
586
5,363
8,571
7,978
11,490
973
1,294
17,988
20,111
28,518
27,616
427
581
5,434
6,822
8,876
9,636
1,243
1,555
18,823
20,389
29,334
27,506
1,498
1,756
26,140
31,625
43,177
45,191
352
499
6,263
7,394
11,490
11,637
2,079
2,571
73,992
83,412
110,910
125,631
48
8,200
7,214
162,917
123, 574
347
326
7,498
6,247
47
74
1,163
1,149
118
126
2,043
1,465
62
59
817
565
133
73
2,052
672
238
192
3,836
3,297
42
39
573
522
240
222
6,243
5,109
49
50
51
1954. . .
tans 1959...
1954...
52
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
17,976
367
123
308
209
491
543
100
208
53
24, 537
12,270
511
317
127
43
391
217
166
42
526
187
608
274
168
68
607
748
54
55
3,858
85
12
55
7
36
67
15
444
56
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
614
17
5
2
3
3
6
1
72
57
58
59
60
61
62
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959...
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
2,949
3,357
20,834
18,402
31,867
24,998
35
38
204
364
260
428
14
27
93
96
157
133
17
20
128
162
184
202
8
23
57
108
47
153
50
38
352
206
550
204
94
85
836
576
1,069
638
13
10
164
34
333
39
75
59
865
281
1,330
317
63
89
70
1,156
1,017
2
23
1
70
1
10
2
4
3
6
28
44
. . .
1
1
15
2
64
65
66
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
Z Reported in small fractions.
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OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
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Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
271
606
23
30
8
15
2
8
65
51
234
500
13
9
12
23
6
24
25
45
23
65
41
45
66
79
1
2
4,339
9,393
179
119
39
107
7
106
489
386
1,932
3,784
52
29
54
114
53
197
141
245
119
483
252
361
520
683
3
4
193
453
1
1
1
1
1
6
10
13
35
55
3
1
1
3
12
5
20
8
28
6
6
11
19
5
6
3,642
8,064
4
6
2
25
4
88
52
122
412
780
"4
(Z)
1
34
148
34
128
56
306
35
113
79
292
7
8
88,737
127,666
40
90
60
750
110
759
913
1,572
9,932
12,608
82
3
8
1,175
3,013
715
1,752
1,645
3,878
850
1,856
1,280
6,442
9
10
26
95
1
6
4
1
8
27
105
327
1
1
5
15
1
7
9
3
20
12
29
12
46
11
12
134
582
2
15
5
°io
25
150
523
1,659
1
1
19
71
3
30
17
9
64
33
100
43
233
13
14
231
901
4
22
6
15
43
198
880
2,574
2
2
21
77
2
48
23
24
104
65
131
70
376
15
16
55
68
14
12
3
11
1
50
12
95
127
10
5
7
7
2
3
19
19
5
14
23
11
41
16
17
18
477
446
128
66
18
77
3
406
85
930
1,133
38
20
35
40
16
13
103
100
28
81
184
77
381
114
19
20
18
44
7
11
4
2
1
5
14
24
2
1
1
2
1
8
6
4
5
6
21
22
86
301
45
32
19
"8
6
29
67
212
13
4
2
6
4
26
32
'71
17
44
23
24
35,359
41,151
38,680
43,114
21,435
22,520
687
860
4,553
5,414
35,593
31,018
63,152
65,025
26,883
28,466
21,193
25,052
9,985
8,659
22,238
23,261
64,460
62,119
47,188
43,806
28,400
26,407
25
26
353
486
5,768
7,540
15,635
16,327
788
927
14,116
13,941
30,495
26,284
316
421
5,396
6,575
9,798
10,271
9
10
47
76
105
110
58
62
1,087
796
2,393
1,412
686
495
17,006
7,169
40,347
14,421
1,350
1,587
30,354
28,530
84,430
55,749
348
357
6,200
6,399
12,227
11,316
325
587
7,058
9,245
11,906
14,294
225
1B1
4,370
2,435
8,693
5,125
372
198
6,275
2,097
13,620
3,823
385
365
5,503
4,230
13,228
8,400
1,057
980
25,524
16,448
62,825
25,539
428
373
11,504
8,264
33,391
15,506
27
28
29
30
31
32
74
89
2,576
2,644
95
69
2,047
1,094
44
67
849
745
2
43
13
9
466
105
64
32
2,733
679
208
146
9,213
3,840
20
21
337
263
49
54
894
771
16
10
733
122
42
12
881
98
22
17
507
336
161
70
5,957
1,189
49
26
2,891
298
33
34
35
36
147
311
113
8
27
167
351
118
101
77
179
178
270
176
37
135
289
127
1
22
270
559
146
115
88
111
137
399
133
38
57
138
61
4
161
306
65
75
45
51
57
278
75
39
11
45
13
3
78
113
17
29
13
29
13
93
37
40
3
5
2
2
10
21
2
5
2
2
17
7
41
1,128
1,440
24,755
29,516
45,326
45,657
1,271
1,752
19,310
25,896
34,993
40,784
752
987
14,728
14,754
22,133
19,777
37
64
469
731
634
850
218
320
3,377
4,376
4,868
5,032
721
1,055
15,451
22,012
27,739
36,529
1,257
1,752
22,282
26,797
39,335
38,004
907
1,201
17,403
20,346
29,023
26,938
764
1,054
12,846
14,191
17,998
18,547
287
357
4,615
5,612
7,612
8,181
910
1,277
14,569
19,929
21,667
24,705
2,251
2,841
45,866
50,423
89,293
87,983
961
1,300
17,175
23,214
26,215
27,901
810
1,004
14,596
16,255
24,486
20,445
42
43
44
45
46
47
320
294
8,679
7,325
168
196
2,707
3,355
105
160
2,094
1,964
7
76
45
54
798
643
87
72
1,844
1,295
189
142
4,835
2,557
92
71
1,062
1,061
173
86
2,217
1,153
16
27
300
534
156
146
1,758
1,434
232
176
4,349
3,707
104
98
2,195
1,516
109
95
2,068
1,140
48
49
50
51
337
531
226
20
103
130
420
249
322
92
315
553
264
269
52
438
501
298
13
83
360
555
416
276
133
438
1,018
479
359
53
245
195
189
2
21
187
230
198
123
58
124
545
]£6
149
54
89
38
34
2
8
37
41
39
32
4
29
121
30
28
55
19
6
5
3
7
11
5
11
4
14
2
5
56
45
40
314
220
408
303
16
20
162
77
327
125
7
13
33
44
38
66
7
15
21
44
26
70
3
5
21
21
24
23
23
23
170
85
264
126
117
196
757
1,322
1,107
1,482
14
10
57
64
87
66
18
52
75
393
85
499
13
18
85
89
107
81
16
12
99
87
169
170
28
40
201
454
259
944
64
34
551
243
705
280
47
22
345
116
386
124
57
58
59
60
61
62
5
4
28
25
1
1
3
4
1
4
7
5
88
50
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
30
1
3
7
504
3
2
12
31
1
1
63
64
65
66
Stub items continued
194
Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Delaware
Eli
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon
1
2
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
1954. . .
11
31
2
2
19
43
57
96
2
32
43
19
22
66
181
36
70
3
4
acres 1959. ..
1954. . .
144
207
6
6
161
302
308
435
2
213
268
111
118
323
825
194
284
5
6
1954. . .
2
1
6
11
21
29
10
9
3
2
2
2
2
5
7
8
acres 1959. . .
1954. . .
25
5
70
65
67
102
93
69
20
17
6
2
3
31
9
10
bushels 1959...
1954. . .
536
50
965
1,204
1,279
1,984
2,073
1,215
395
510
200
30
50
427
11
12
1954...
4
22
1
3
5
9
42
7
17
2
9
42
168
10
45
13
14
acres 1959. . .
1954...
8
125
3
4
23
30
144
23
54
8
27
117
673
30
152
15
16
tons 1959...
1954...
16
182
3
7
22
60
195
26
70
16
48
203
1,150
51
259
17
IB
Hogged or grazed, or cut
1954...
4
6
1
1
9
12
20
19
1
14
14
13
10
20
13
25
18
19
20
acres 1959 . . .
1954...
71
59
3
1
42
57
186
137
1
96
114
78
69
187
139
161
81
21
22
Plowed under for green
1954. . .
1
4
4
16
10
14
1
1
6
1
2
3
4
4
23
24
acres 1959...
1954. . .
40
23
45
157
25
52
1
1
31
5
5
13
11
-20
Hay crops:
3,774
4,674
6,082
6,833
46,623
46,884
34,621
32,401
1,912
2,584
65,272
53,720
17,328
15,942
35,292
39,228
30,809
24,762
21.
1954. . .
27
28
29
30
.<:
32
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959...
1954. . .
tons 1959...
1954...
63
125
1,225
1,917
3,265
3,642
55
65
970
862
1,997
1,495
237
252
3,061
2,773
7,869
6,353
788
981
16,894
16,717
30,946
29,760
29
31
525
490
1,220
801
1,411
1,307
36,877
23,829
100,990
40,135
343
285
5,940
2,728
13,546
5,449
590
828
11,476
12,599
18,693
20,433
576
521
12,940
7,124
31,812
13,934
11
22
155
458
3
5
105
62
16
9
291
187
109
95
2,712
2,249
1
4
6
53
297
166
9,969
2,728
34
19
1,505
612
45
30
756
654
48
24
2,597
566
3.'.
35
36
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
17
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
23
19
112
275
6
318
140
237
176
38
26
24
97
273
14
491
122
179
213
J9
9
8
21
160
9
434
61
128
130
4
1
3
1
7
64
16
141
27
15
5
39
7
45
12
41
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
.,2
43
44
45
46
47
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
acres 1959...
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
81
102
1,569
1,704
2,284
2,120
249
340
4,699
5,467
7,890
8,238
1,634
2,153
36,083
40,206
71,671
77,976
875
1,032
14,639
14,006
20,856
17,621
77
119
1,140
1,806
2,077
2,342
1,176
1,371
21,515
26,003
33,501
33,433
618
800
9,778
12,261
14,516
15,490
767
819
15,378
13,847
16,875
14,123
785
1,013
14,158
15,885
23,446
21,738
41
49
X
51
1954...
tone 1959...
1954...
22
19
602
325
61
15
866
302
190
161
4,758
3,534
118
92
1,923
1,497
3
10
115
102
174
141
3,732
2,217
81
66
960
807
73
37
1,079
371
84
58
1,188
731
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
29
23
93
87
437
615
337
344
33
28
318
574
212
288
237
306
217
378
53
54
21
46
435
146
14
241
99
156
157
55
8
21
132
40
2
40
17
58
29
56
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
2
15
8
3
2
10
4
57
58
59
SO
61
62
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay.... farms reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959 . . .
1954...
tons 1959...
1954. . .
10
17
90
236
168
220
7
9
13
44
16
50
33
26
413
171
789
216
27
78
119
337
145
435
2
3
6
9
7
11
69
54
525
268
727
322
34
11
205
74
238
67
131
334
629
1,643
800
2,100
52
16
397
56
498
40
2
13
2
4
2
2
10
4
1
2
7
18
2
1
9
4
64
65
66
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
PENNSYLVANIA
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Part 2 of 5
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lac lta wanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
23
44
22
16
29
29
26
48
424
630
11
22
47
61
25
42
31
34
59
101
12
4
58
84
25
36
5
14
1
2
101
193
66
36
187
132
172
180
2,319
2,810
57
81
329
359
221
358
184
199
496
751
43
16
338
436
96
152
36
62
3
■:
7
20
1
2
3
3
23
16
3
5
15
18
12
31
1
5
23
65
1
1
14
34
1
1
•
6
32
101
1
53
42
8
164
70
17
20
92
116
152
277
2
28
284
565
1
2
97
170
11
1
7
a
641
1,905
12
1,025
1,045
97
3,618
1,397
290
496
1,828
1,798
3,828
5,245
85
215
6,562
7,677
30
10
2,049
1,963
300
15
9
10
3
9
5
4
7
20
16
1%
457
2
7
6
23
2
7
2
8
8
18
1
1
10
24
6
29
2
5
11
12
12
51
7
4
27
55
41
664
1,731
5
16
21
80
6
32
4
32
24
61
1
2
41
87
25
109
10
20
13
14
25
94
9
8
63
79
149
1,501
2,803
7
33
27
175
17
81
9
93
37
146
3
1
53
115
36
209
24
40
15
16
13
10
15
11
20
6
26
29
193
154
5
6
24
21
6
5
24
20
25
18
10
2
28
24
18
6
3
6
17
18
57
27
52
31
107
34
172
125
1,411
899
27
26
203
152
50
19
159
134
145
77
40
12
155
148
68
22
22
32
19
20
5
3
1
1
23
29
2
4
4
4
5
4
4
2
3
4
1
8
9
1
2
1
2
21
22
'ii
7
"i
6
80
110
8
19
13
11
13
30
19
5
43
48
1
45
31
3
10
4
9
23
24
42,043
43,601
28,590
28,014
17, 522
17,136
24,242
24,177
98,851
94,909
19,546
23,819
31,322
28,745
21,958
21,218
20,140
21,649
32,524
31,060
13,678
14,767
43,363
46,832
20,974
16,202
7,001
7,663
25
if
644
799
12,208
13,036
23,331
23,267
386
497
8,431
8,555
16,197
13,343
373
352
6,894
4,721
16,340
9,964
182
216
2,954
3,817
6,852
6,938
2,824
2,114
38,918
22,065
123,685
51,412
416
581
5,703
8,067
13,389
18,040
681
854
14,462
15,132
39,183
30,045
524
530
15,026
11,445
36,773
22,306
230
164
3,897
2,461
8,434
4,469
526
387
10,488
4,971
21,884
9,534
87
124
2,245
2,727
4,173
4,727
557
621
8,523
8,328
18,845
16,678
483
424
8,142
4,550
20,773
10,630
67
74
1,335
1,023
2,909
1,767
27
28
29
30
31
32
64
SO
1,072
1,115
49
45
2,037
664
23
17
889
247
16
8
795
125
307
156
7,082
2,213
50
44
817
823
78
85
2,086
1,702
191
125
19,486
5,552
21
9
513
169
44
14
1,704
251
9
5
133
61
48
45
1,091
605
30
13
408
190
8
5
240
141
33
34
35
31
231
111
146
94
1,297
191
182
168
116
166
20
235
221
20
37
237
151
133
49
1,124
160
283
199
63
217
33
223
167
26
38
137
88
72
27
342
56
163
117
33
101
18
82
62
16
39
35
31
18
9
50
9
47
33
14
38
15
16
29
5
40
4
5
4
3
11
6
7
4
4
1
1
4
41
1,315
1,685
24,919
28,114
38,338
37,902
801
1,026
16,526
17, 913
26,998
23,738
561
744
9,384
11,734
16,038
17,500
514
680
14,620
16,121
26,718
26,333
4,079
5,049
51,613
65,885
113,001
123,528
792
978
11,213
13,399
23,219
22,302
758
652
13,455
11,291
22,627
18,819
410
564
6,027
8,846
9,172
11,084
855
1,233
14,594
17,555
23,147
25,327
1,016
1,406
19,466
24,167
29,016
33,235
319
452
8,454
9,159
13,936
13,467
1,737
2,312
28,217
34,220
53,647
54,395
553
665
10,092
10,638
19,309
16,051
281
375
4,940
6,022
6,592
7,781
42
43
44
45
46
47
183
207
2,825
2,862
108
110
2,047
1,538
42
44
593
519
86
63
4,865
1,154
377
296
5,157
4,033
92
79
1,287
1,224
57
63
902
944
93
95
1,726
1,232
178
160
2,813
2,466
131
121
2,461
2,326
41
32
965
621
164
151
3,300
2,301
43
30
665
350
67
51
1,389
1,029
48
49
50
51
408
238
156
93
1,711
296
237
185
327
259
66
591
144
100
52
554
319
284
184
1,983
392
348
157
339
481
123
804
301
118
53
275
172
113
157
345
93
139
54
140
227
84
289
92
46
54
71
60
8
65
38
11
33
13
43
44
40
48
14
15
55
7
12
15
2
1
1
6
5
6
5
2
2
56
33
34
221
117
320
141
11
15
186
65
128
74
24
14
170
39
253
48
127
160
768
771
1,426
1,388
273
244
1,334
1,110
2,368
1,819
15
20
124
103
206
133
52
18
341
51
543
93
13
10
83
41
140
43
37
55
205
245
242
248
28
22
203
171
297
165
24
33
186
140
300
132
32
19
270
138
467
181
42
15
276
115
438
110
15
14
162
63
201
62
57
58
59
60
61
62
2
2
1
1
7
1
3
1
105
10
5
2
82
25
1
19
1
1
5
5
3
3
21
15
1
'ii
1
3
1
1
80
5
2
'io
1
15
63
64
65
66
Stub items continued
196
Part 2 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
atontour
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Pike
Potter
Schuylkill
1
2
Annual legumes:
Soybeans grown for all
1954...
157
302
43
83
94
154
41
109
32
41
2
4
5
15
6
28
27
3
4
acres 1959. ..
1954...
2,004
3,475
492
906
1,315
2,261
413
990
166
213
140
140
21
118
21
159
207
5
6
1954...
78
156
36
74
67
135
31
83
7
4
2
9
12
7
S
acres 1959...
1954. . .
1,338
2,341
388
844
1,080
2,094
341
861
17
18
iis
65
116
9
10
buahels 1959...
1954. . .
33,541
49,102
7,889
9,994
26,835
32,049
5,609
8,336
425
355
3,350
...
1,480
1,205
11
12
1954. . .
22
112
1
7
6
3
14
7
23
2
2
1
3
8
6
13
14
acres 1959...
1954...
131
605
2
20
25
4
41
32
99
22
9
2
5
33
15
15
16
tons 1959...
1954...
209
1,256
5
35
22
7
43
50
128
29
14
3
15
43
19
17
18
Hogged or grazed, or cut
1954...
41
37
6
8
27
12
5
12
18
12
...
3
14
4
9
8
19
20
acres 1959. . .
1954...
324
369
100
39
229
66
48
59
113
74
12
116
16
57
26
23
Plowed under for green
26
29
1
2
1
7
2
3
2
5
2
2
3
22
1954. . .
23
24
acres 1959..,
1954...
211
160
2
3
6
76
20
29
4
22
140
4
50
23
Hay crops:
22,836
29,496
10,612
10,251
34,152
35,038
21,695
23,557
24,974
22,6%
215
436
2,755
3,480
23,151
24,118
20,736
21,722
26
1954. . .
27
28
29
30
31
32
Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures cut for
hay and for dehydrating farms reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959. ..
1954...
tons 1959...
1954. . .
257
300
4,115
4,056
11,058
8,562
125
101
1,866
1,186
3,866
2,033
804
1,026
26,918
29,310
72,404
61,869
309
245
5,109
3,187
10,355
5,519
427
375
9,409
5,725
22,833
10,484
3
4
52
160
93
512
16
15
243
114
576
185
108
138
2,438
2,388
4,214
4,282
282
271
5,029
3,169
10,884
5,512
33
43
32
1,219
623
12
6
373
92
261
224
34,005
31,010
24
16
436
577
33
16
625
255
1
4
1
3
5
9
168
115
45
17
1,077
311
34
35
36
1954...
tans 1959...
1954...
3?
Farms reporting by acres cut for hay:
112
93
64
40
232
270
147
94
128
161
2
8
6
28
48
145
69
38
39
37
15
202
49
88
1
1
18
45
40
14
4
76
13
44
1
12
17
41
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
1
2
24
6
6
2
6
42
43
44
45
46
47
Clover, timothy, and mixtures of clover
and grasses cut for hay farms reporting 1959...
1954. . .
acres 1959...
1954...
tons 1959...
1954. . .
834
1,238
15,538
21,240
27,749
31,703
357
405
7,829
8,314
10,952
9,459
281
336
5,488
4,421
9,469
6,447
932
1,224
15,251
19,290
20,596
24,263
736
899
13,394
15,935
22,297
22,607
6
12
140
246
326
479
102
172
1,913
2,737
3,028
3,917
548
749
18,740
19,383
28,498
29,558
999
1,222
14,262
17,669
19,642
22,906
4fl
158
193
3,234
4,090
62
54
1,067
846
66
39
1,295
417
102
102
1,574
1,512
75
74
1,716
975
6
294
23
16
573
362
58
62
1,526
1,282
236
175
3,251
2,426
49
50
51
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
52
Farms reporting by acres cut for hsy:
285
84
105
294
227
3
31
80
420
53
331
153
97
463
343
2
47
151
422
54
168
97
59
147
134
19
186
125
55
42
21
16
25
28
3
111
30
56
100 or more acres farms reporting 1959...
8
2
4
3
4
1
2
20
2
57
58
59
60
61
62
Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay. .. .farms reporting 1959...
1954...
acres 1959. ..
1954...
tons 1959...
1954...
23
40
145
259
188
318
13
11
83
41
91
50
32
32
220
252
419
353
33
19
209
137
188
150
38
9
277
32
417
36
1
8
15
11
24
88
116
150
147
22
21
201
153
315
198
38
25
230
133
324
174
63
2
5
23
23
2
1
15
5
3
85
2
10
64
65
66
1954. . .
tons 1959...
1954...
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
197
Part 2 of 5
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
38
49
35
50
11
8
154
144
58
59
47
65
3
6
7
15
99
264
68
84
40
105
28
37
120
134
1
2
229
290
195
343
73
44
1,396
948
398
318
424
555
103
25
31
54
519
1,264
453
348
232
535
266
206
704
684
3
4
10
20
1
1
2
2
3
5
17
43
1
6
9
2
4
25
1
1
5
7
5
6
95
159
4
IS
5
7
8
20
174
419
i
16
40
3
17
156
6
2
16
48
7
8
1,441
1,823
60
200
70
56
115
307
3,530
4,787
20
403
445
75
240
3,340
80
15
289
735
9
10
9
17
5
17
1
7
24
9
9
4
13
2
2
i
22
148
1
10
8
43
4
7
33
92
11
12
27
65
21
76
1
9
62
34
28
10
40
17
4
1
79
576
1
24
28
163
16
11
137
390
13
14
46
126
35
107
5
40
180
59
50
24
53
17
5
3
115
1,078
1
65
44
208
32
22
308
579
15
16
19
9
29
35
11
6
140
120
45
44
30
9
1
4
7
10
65
94
66
74
30
28
23
29
77
34
17
IB
77
40
170
242
73
36
1,328
846
348
254
236
45
86
19
31
41
361
565
449
323
187
159
244
193
531
194
19
20
1
5
2
1
5
2
2
3
2
6
1
3
11
27
1
17
5
12
21
22
30
26
"7
"7
54
33
8
16
4
51
"2
ii
63
83
"i
57
20
52
23
24
18,312
16,879
63,874
59,452
12,139
11,988
77,578
80,451
69,785
75,406
15,896
15,466
13,969
18,511
22,314
24,004
64,441
69,378
67,346
68,967
56,956
63,181
22,998
26,586
61,504
63,623
25
26
355
265
4,531
2,116
8,863
3,620
733
769
17,342
13,328
33,506
21,585
78
66
1,561
1,036
2,668
1,877
455
410
7,722
7,637
14,961
15,817
438
429
10,262
9,282
18,009
16,500
353
271
6,044
3,298
12,670
6,255
138
205
2,003
2,480
4,229
3,926
240
260
4,528
4,363
10,865
8,656
1,419
1,990
36,884
44,302
74,916
81,153
294
345
3,737
5,903
7,866
12,010
1,408
1,887
34,493
38,404
68,527
73,573
282
324
5,540
5,795
12,337
11,568
976
746
14,500
9,642
37,774
16,414
27
28
29
30
31
32
24
6
449
78
60
66
1,882
1,423
10
2
no
19
23
20
773
612
29
24
754
606
34
18
664
329
14
15
211
282
31
14
541
240
149
163
3,930
3,588
14
8
177
123
186
213
6,169
5,308
18
16
612
340
156
51
3,504
849
33
34
35
36
188
186
19
172
105
147
61
85
364
159
376
97
430
37
114
276
36
185
183
137
61
85
457
98
497
110
317
38
41
190
16
73
101
47
11
53
385
28
370
55
137
39
12
71
6
24
43
19
4
16
186
7
132
19
37
40
10
1
1
6
3
1
1
27
2
33
1
5
41
772
926
L2.734
14,073
18,294
17,956
1,642
1,932
41,348
42,219
66,690
56,426
291
386
8,949
9,623
13,294
14,577
1,402
1,784
52,486
59,210
88,259
102,395
1,250
1,587
51,709
59,760
80,054
83,715
475
605
8,648
11,343
12,827
18,162
634
954
10,228
14,604
17,920
20,351
617
873
14,333
16,193
27,517
29,500
1,080
1,281
21,411
19,368
34,741
25,780
1,229
1,468
45,854
44,887
71,971
76,327
1,099
1,467
17,810
21,409
29,390
30,922
484
714
12,010
16,334
20,982
27,712
2,779
3,483
42,719
51,109
67,546
63,340
42
43
44
45
46
47
58
72
710
941
224
210
4,862
4,216
43
37
704
782
143
196
5,188
5,977
201
156
7,675
4,264
73
67
1,113
1,184
107
63
1,658
717
85
55
1,524
1,158
109
70
2,845
1,048
128
80
3,409
1,791
147
132
2,594
2,353
45
53
1,478
1,238
559
473
9,491
6,506
48
50
51
223
361
31
143
ill
129
248
141
351
140
417
98
1,150
52
414
603
88
370
296
233
265
250
427
299
455
182
1,145
53
114
473
129
512
448
99
99
168
208
459
179
154
404
54
18
180
40
320
329
13
15
50
77
282
43
46
66
55
3
25
3
57
66
1
7
8
17
49
5
4
14
56
28
12
184
78
212
50
25
41
214
174
256
220
11
6
108
13
175
31
247
268
2,036
1,816
3,622
2,575
37
33
341
167
503
200
19
14
123
41
183
44
13
19
113
98
150
166
17
29
123
136
195
177
64
182
329
766
425
1,261
315
366
2,247
1,867
4,008
3,016
29
45
226
232
237
307
47
65
316
354
521
510
71
75
497
444
634
444
57
58
59
60
61
62
4
1
32
3
6
4
118
110
1
1
5
1
2
75
1
10
3
1
25
10
1
2
2
1
8
5
2
•3;
...
1
14
4
3
61
24
63
64
65
66
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
The State
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Bradford
1
Hay crops-Continued
4,912
71
31
20
15
56
169
22
293
2
1954. . .
6,267
70
29
40
19
75
230
40
322
3
acres 1959. . .
82,704
959
356
167
124
567
1,683
211
7,019
4
1954...
82,983
814
336
325
224
494
2,319
372
5,456
5
tens 1959...
108,516
1,284
476
196
213
842
2,192
327
9,006
6
1954. . .
97,887
764
438
303
236
510
2,639
482
6,698
7
486
13
4
1
4
8
2
26
8
1954. . .
371
7
2
2
3
3
16
1
24
9
tans 1959...
8,623
189
10
4
22
109
58
578
10
1954...
5,121
101
22
13
14
12
125
5
313
11
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
11,241
188
33
129
101
241
332
135
716
12
1954. . .
8,843
111
59
129
87
180
228
98
480
13
acres 1959. . .
164,081
3,324
865
1,613
1,495
3,516
4,828
1,930
11,135
14
1954. . .
106,076
1,893
738
1,281
800
1,988
3,210
1,178
6,059
15
tons, green weight 1959...
1,100,619
20,763
4,612
9,975
11,007
22,409
29,165
13,557
70,210
16
1954...
656,367
9,956
4,163
7,784
5,219
12,162
18,456
6,597
36,785
17
Field seed crops harvested:
4,242
71
3
238
15
100
38
13
18
18
1954. . .
2,679
10
1
100
5
42
20
16
11
19
acres 1959. . .
32,782
821
27
1,548
77
730
396
148
139
20
1954...
18,595
71
1
581
26
228
211
154
49
21
bushels 1959...
35,760
695
26
2,122
122
687
453
194
173
22
1954. . .
16,868
66
1
470
21
210
169
105
32
23
2,094
59
9
147
69
9
28
g
20
8
23
15
24
1954. . .
895
11
1
7
12
6
25
acres 1959. . .
12,432
435
54
533
33
131
31
208
152
26
1954. . .
4,391
33
40
287
17
32
52
71
52
27
bushels 1959...
32,511
1,176
120
1,388
87
168
28
272
510
28
1954. . .
12,360
96
89
673
50
58
64
87
175
29
Other (ield crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
13,385
340
60
226
101
401
324
70
217
30
1954. . .
32,359
731
204
578
250
1,228
805
453
567
31
acres 19591..
37,712
197
74
55
31
119
1,221
76
75
32
19541..
52,839
216
112
112
63
306
1,628
210
112
33
bushels 1959...
11,933,092
44,909
19,694
9,237
5,324
23,443
355,402
18,790
9,472
34
1954. . .
13,673,794
43,713
29,292
17,953
7,674
74,570
430,053
50,674
16,661
35
Sweetpotatoes for home use
1,988
5,862
118
1
6
90
48
2
36
1954. . .
428
11
22
10
398
139
18
1
37 1 acres 1959...
84
1
(z)
(Z)
(z)
2
(Z)
38
1954. . .
139
12
(z)
(z)
(z)
(z)
1
(z)
(Z)
39
bushels 1959...
20,024
564
5
12
237
297
28
40
1954. . .
40,111
1,914
47
52
33
1,352
596
62
10
41
4,745
4,831
1
101
42
1954. . .
84
43
acres 1959. . .
30,318
1
471
44
1954. . .
28,666
319
45
pounds 1959...
46,496,221
4,000
708,429
46
1954...
40,829,575
409,510
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
138
56
34
11
9
28
153
38
28
10
21
139
43
32
1
176
42
41
1
15
28
228
25
83
15
24
130
82
36
2
1,367
860
371
147
45
285
1,938
375
301
128
155
1,918
562
296
3
1,586
291
541
2
181
213
3,389
345
535
106
182
1,548
869
337
4
2,006
1,876
462
132
48
478
2,458
554
357
145
261
3,107
868
403
5
1,662
461
817
2
209
269
4,313
392
598
82
289
2,226
1,047
386
6
24
5
3
2
1
21
5
4
1
17
5
1
7
11
1
21
2
4
2
4
• 9
4
2
8
291
652
34
10
15
422
39
22
40
275
69
20
9
184
8
372
9
38
5
51
70
47
16
10
236
252
63
1
2
185
339
208
61
53
110
623
231
105
11
173
249
49
3
3
117
283
132
53
44
105
454
185
68
12
3,155
4,232
907
3
23
2,681
7,821
2,848
913
787
1,140
10,972
3,376
1,659
13
2,289
2,909
606
7
40
1,539
4,987
1,312
688
417
966
5,464
3,032
1,435
M
22,318
30,738
4,865
24
100
16,205
49,909
22,554
5,750
5,270
7,391
74,122
22,122
11,257
15
13,757
20,722
3,823
40
229
8,414
27,897
8,296
4,457
3,064
5,846
36, 145
16,258
9,879
16
11
169
109
13
68
27
238
55
23
207
98
62
64
17
5
118
17
5
176
9
168
41
44
88
122
10
37
L8
99
855
829
72
650
214
1,489
263
242
2,006
675
632
552
19
31
505
115
38
1,527
72
952
178
356
836
741
127
282
20
113
1,130
987
84
567
268
1,826
385
262
2,191
846
547
412
21
18
569
78
33
1,384
74
880
190
381
659
959
71
151
22
7
58
42
14
36
10
129
15
15
96
97
12
52
23
39
5
4
16
35
6
6
27
62
4
20
24
60
187
226
76
251
89
544
80
77
586
875
56
361
25
76
11
10
114
75
11
20
95
477
11
119
26
60
388
621
152
589
194
1,362
156
233
1,461
3,432
136
781
27
244
30
30
197
213
29
34
193
1,889
41
137
28
99
254
210
17
101
104
94
71
257
64
165
245
174
172
29
213
618
508
24
197
178
245
321
807
U7
368
845
678
420
30
561
506
1,986
3
341
316
726
131
209
203
893
846
281
161
31
836
817
1,672
6
800
368
913
129
494
302
1,414
646
320
250
32
203,253
143,677
631,279
453
105,660
106,037
300,711
38,054
36,800
85,183
235,274
349,850
83,286
45,243
33
280,754
214,206
476,625
570
193,181
120,194
229,730
40,756
106,750
82,699
344,236
164,833
74,427
55,327
34
8
6
1
1
IS
1
2
2
69
76
35
11
20
6
2
9
84
5
2
3
12
3
356
226
36
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
1
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
1
2
37
1
(z)
1
(Z)
10
2
(z)
1
(z)
(z)
(z)
2
3
38
41
19
50
2
133
7
7
4
438
524
39
127
44
1
(z)
120
122
6
483
1
5
10,200
563
88
52
439
189
590,275
223,406
17
122
6
15
20
67
67
108,068
112,794
61
6
1,858
1,381
17
9
74
48
119,400
65,600
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Delaware
Eli
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon
1
Hay crops-Continued
28
17
136
87
4
61
24
394
39
2
1954. . .
32
21
85
66
11
79
34
696
58
3
acres 1959. . .
528
175
2,080
1,254
47
760
183
7,350
385
4
1954...
451
210
978
491
136
682
292
11,004
449
5
tens 1959...
606
190
3,534
1,248
72
1,115
253
6,243
588
6
1954. . .
430
159
1,590
488
92
821
333
9,783
707
7
1
4
9
8
3
1
31
2
8
1954...
2
3
4
4
2
15
2
9
tons 1959...
10
42
245
202
55
5
222
9
10
1954. . .
25
31
20
46
12
114
22
11
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
9
19
339
111
16
421
90
3.0
182
12
1954. . .
20
18
227
44
12
265
58
9
95
13
acres 1959. ..
362
225
4,986
1,715
194
5,595
1,222
459
2,929
U
1954. . .
366
250
2,756
850
143
2,938
587
135
1,248
15
tons, green weight 1959...
2,152
1,270
36,151
10,921
1,605
37,295
7,208
2,800
19,702
16
1954...
1,512
1,679
18,671
3,941
876
17,494
3,174
788
8,160
17
Field seed crops harvested:
5
49
11
7
74
182
1
31
18
1954. . .
1
8
23
6
12
7
113
2
62
19
acres 1959. . .
20
342
71
47
851
1,393
4
368
20
1954. . .
13
34
132
37
76
60
775
10
561
21
bushels 1959...
14
602
56
94
804
1,572
4
514
22
1954. . .
10
40
153
23
80
25
727
10
551
23
3
48
11
5
15
63
1
30
24
1954. . .
29
1
4
5
24
3
16
25
acres 1959. . .
5
768
48
32
72
297
14
138
26
1954. . .
559
2
35
24
58
19
44
27
bushels 1959...
18
3,525
76
79
150
639
14
384
28
1954...
1,720
10
83
26
151
82
156
29
Other field crops harvested:
Irish potatoes for home use
18
50
210
197
41
625
473
599
337
30
1954. . .
25
194
611
428
69
1,105
683
1,255
823
31
acres 19591..
94
40
3,837
56
7
153
113
52
120
32
19541 . .
103
131
4,690
87
28
224
230
102
214
33
bushels 1959...
17,885
6,221
1,237,705
8,275
1,461
32,741
16,634
9,993
28,962
3*
1954. . .
14,941
21,576
1,171,912
18,459
5,367
43,609
48,441
21,606
40,994
35
Sweetpotatoes for home use
3
2
3
286
133
56
32
36
1954. . .
6
5
24
1
586
324
240
169
37 | acres 1959...
1
1
(Z)
2
(Z)
(2)
(Z)
38
1954...
3
(Z)
(z)
(z)
1
(z)
2
(Z)
39
bushels 1959...
33
110
31
1,319
466
104
97
40
1954...
142
22
62
2
2,254
1,269
985
519
41
1
42
1954...
43
acres 1959...
4
44
1954. . .
45
pounds 1959. . .
5,800
46
1954...
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Does not include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
54
31
13
179
1.86
34
42
29
42
26
90
64
21
30
1
56
26
14
107
254
35
50
39
92
71
132
85
35
44
2
792
387
126
4,288
1,284
373
751
191
438
231
1,821
837
194
420
3
614
237
97
2,139
1,526
294
587
334
659
639
1,703
719
221
422
4
1,278
560
133
6,340
2,004
651
1,156
182
573
338
2,297
1,353
425
506
5
659
254
140
2,708
1,940
407
602
365
836
749
1,716
963
286
351
6
5
5
1
25
17
3
3
6
3
2
6
6
1
2
7
8
4
12
15
2
3
9
3
4
2
2
2
2
8
153
101
14
900
110
55
21
51
16
53
70
78
1
28
9
125
21
144
175
13
48
88
78
47
13
34
45
23
10
244
175
100
120
593
152
195
39
82
194
61
341
145
11
11
163
121
76
105
519
200
166
22
69
137
65
298
73
8
12
3,903
3,060
948
1,612
5,702
2,133
2,313
631
1,006
2,136
972
5,516
2,270
144
13
1,720
1,244
545
1,329
4,323
1,956
1,684
552
729
1,112
1,038
3,427
678
133
14
26,695
18,940
5,771
9,913
46,468
15,446
17,983
3,177
6,753
14,469
5,405
39,439
15,930
930
15
11,047
7,052
3,328
7,840
27,421
13,975
11,045
3,723
4,320
7,015
5,098
22,889
4,842
894
16
270
88
22
2
215
58
41
31
173
7
100
29
6
17
101
107
55
6
102
47
13
5
37
180
87
20
2
18
1,755
450
138
6
1,700
298
447
...
274
1,516
29
483
169
31
19
478
494
396
27
816
234
171
46
177
1,412
450
131
6
20
2,306
566
98
15
1,645
417
585
235
1,343
71
564
128
34
21
463
435
344
15
628
202
164
35
207
1,355
543
124
6
22
114
35
37
1
20
27
2
7
7
94
3
63
8
7
23
36
20
23
1
8
1
1
5
47
45
6
3
24
513
102
216
4
137
107
16
56
26
647
5
326
40
26
25
137
39
132
1
26
1
2
18
206
166
19
9
26
1,074
218
483
1
212
261
38
131
91
1,380
15
953
66
41
27
334
96
196
5
103
2
4
61
656
522
63
13
28
153
179
123
136
1,157
147
90
387
234
183
29
206
166
70
29
556
491
379
302
2,106
256
328
593
596
386
196
652
370
181
30
523
80
49
240
3,217
21
227
5,682
1,238
677
85
338
41
612
y.
749
148
71
383
5,765
46
560
8,236
1,232
707
121
435
70
670
32
187,248
13,663
6,611
60,642
1,085,667
4,464
64,216
1,830,836
348,144
193,571
16,325
99,236
5,078
202,802
33
221,205
31,795
9,888
100,480
1,660,811
10,016
138,030
2,208,397
429,808
164,391
24,458
106,914
11,293
162,427
34
5
1
7
1
474
2
26
11
2
1
2
10
3J
10
39
1,302
5
193
32
2
22
14
24
1
36
(z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
44
(Z)
1
(z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
37
(z)
(Z)
...
59
(Z)
5
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
(z)
(Z)
36
10
1
19
10
8,284
4
212
56
7
10
2
37
39
34
149
6
14
17,600
15,430
4,094
4,292
27,414
26,420
42,244,227
11
1,357
206
230
1,084
1,080
1,617,827
92
3
3
18
10
21,500
61
41
12
15
60
72
101,650
76
36
2
40
41
42
43
44
45
,
37,965,489
1,377,119
9,400
106,600
46
202
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
North,
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Pile
Potter
Schuylkill
1
Hay crops-Continued
114
8
31
15
20
24
50
38
2
1954...
195
12
24
15
19
1
34
84
29
3
acres 1959...
1,240
114
299
107
323
371
784
494
4
1954. . .
2,279
155
182
265
161
30
367
1,246
239
5
tons 1959...
1,965
154
436
141
575
311
1,009
606
6
1954. . .
2,794
174
247
264
350
40
426
1,601
246
7
16
3
2
4
1
4
8
1954. . .
18
1
3
1
1
2
6
3
9
tons 1959...
144
212
7
34
20
47
10
1954. . .
224
2
8
3
40
40
108
25
11
Grass silage made from grasses, alfalfa,
clover, or small grains farms reporting 1959...
135
50
87
83
130
1
11
66
53
12
1954. . .
138
49
64
58
99
14
81
36
13
acres 1959.. .
1,798
720
1,227
1,019
1,571
15
140
988
721
14
1954. . .
1,662
555
873
678
843
146
948
512
15
tons, green weight 1959...
13,487
4,287
6,723
7,566
9,336
100
832
5,512
4,890
16
1954. . .
9,786
2,808
4,218
4,291
4,887
1,254
5,247
3,822
17
Field seed crops harvested:
7
77
3
193
30
37
69
18
1954. . .
4
37
121
25
42
18
19
acres 1959. ..
57
836
17
1,910
251
425
442
20
1954. . .
33
382
1,001
221
370
108
21
bushels 1959...
65
723
25
1,884
164
726
494
22
1954. . .
76
289
885
187
442
92
23
4
37
2
111
62
1
15
49
24
1954. . .
21
53
36
15
18
25
acres 1959...
33
262
8
839
403
10
129
198
26
1954. . .
89
215
272
80
68
27
bushels 1959...
77
738
16
1,873
1,186
10
356
508
28
1954. . .
Other field crops harvested:
240
731
633
227
243
29
Irish potatoes for home use
39
11
184
148
185
4
25
103
432
30
1954...
249
79
348
489
458
6
86
213
717
31
acres 19591. .
62
44
2,023
582
74
73
6
1,783
1,875
32
19541..
177
72
2,547
786
166
106
16
2,294
2,906
33
bushels 1959...
14,006
18,491
720,676
181,074
21,458
13,650
1,229
558,691
540,324
34
1954. . .
43,574
28,306
645,586
197,616
41,806
27,550
1,955
596,768
653,091
35
Sweetpotatoes for home use
5
7
17
45
18
36
1954...
36
5
10
57
150
1
...
25
37 1 acres 1959...
(z)
2
8
14
(z)
38
1954...
2
(z)
2
16
1
(Z)
1
39
bushels 1959...
19
301
892
3,408
93
40
1954...
356
9
301
3,271
727
30
162
41
2
1
42
1954. . .
1
1
43
acres 1959. . .
2
11
44
1954...
18
11
45
pounds 1959. . .
3,100
16,500
46
1954...
3,100
15,000
Z Reported In email fractions.
1DoeB not Include acreage for farms with less than 20 bushels harvested.
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203
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Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
12
75
17
345
127
28
32
93
137
397
56
126
119
1
12
85
51
316
158
22
44
156
225
539
104
118
151
2
99
1,112
277
9,096
3,110
213
452
1,672
1,992
11,602
641
3,062
915
3
65
858
743
7,203
2,628
143
439
2,067
2,519
12, 141
1,130
1,612
1,162
4
107
1,403
292
11,121
3,858
309
544
2,594
2,682
14,552
1,076
4,340
1,103
5
79
876
978
9,560
3,147
188
416
2,785
2,661
15,050
1,268
2,185
1,350
6
4
2
30
12
2
2
17
13
43
8
15
17
7
6
7
30
8
1
2
7
4
32
7
6
8
8
118
15
538
211
16
8
235
152
678
241
500
147
9
46
126
528
110
15
35
61
92
690
112
62
265
10
91
318
67
411
300
87
79
120
229
311
240
125
229
11
68
229
62
343
313
82
75
111
194
362
149
139
117
12
764
3,858
1,244
6,238
4,363
868
1,173
1,658
3,825
3,906
3,786
2,070
2,873
13
547
2,873
573
4,585
3,569
641
890
1,245
2,423
4,169
2,006
2,491
1,266
14
4,502
28,194
7,220
40,794
27,640
5,186
8,050
13,818
25,365
26,938
25,472
15,440
18,521
15
3,482
17,680
3,574
29,047
20,582
4,188
4,932
9,753
17,147
26,067
11,161
18,262
7,446
16
140
120
8
5
52
62
50
2
10
4
37
2
292
17
88
11
3
3
64
81
42
2
10
1
10
2
74
18
1,071
770
42
36
373
637
255
7
52
106
211
18
2,410
19
721
99
23
16
371
710
228
5
52
20
66
19
533
20
1,040
804
42
28
372
736
289
10
41
120
277
20
2,143
21
596
94
10
15
320
471
225
6
24
20
32
7
416
22
56
46
5
4
60
31
24
3
15
2
28
1
51
23
24
10
2
1
29
13
9
2
8
1
11
11
24
272
275
8
28
438
196
92
22
91
11
206
6
265
25
85
19
5
10
171
68
18
5
51
2
79
54
26
543
802
28
91
1,013
495
213
48
247
38
417
9
640
27
209
47
22
44
429
289
73
7
274
2
161
117
28
229
251
38
130
195
22
84
98
319
255
111
46
900
29
496
783
92
385
248
139
464
314
864
551
654
196
1,558
30
104
880
109
29
108
82
162
209
68
69
89
48
2,720
31
172
1,669
153
109
138
221
272
530
86
108
214
75
3,294
32
27,407
335,092
38,401
4,340
20,213
18,431
54,413
69,130
11,533
15,863
19,560
14,555
905,142
33
28,799
567,594
58,903
16,068
21,837
51,524
67,225
158,549
15,083
23,515
51,070
14,084
641,595
34
46
2
1
2
1
18
4
2
314
35
81
6
2
17
1
1
96
27
582
36
(Z)
(Z)
1
(z)
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
(Z)
3
37
(z)
6
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
1
1
4
38
135
3
20
34
2
61
28
4
1,844
39
231
423
12
40
18
2
346
104
2,673
40
25
1
170
41
3
5
116
42
52
(Z)
602
43
6
17
409
44
73,665
100
853,760
45
11,320
21,000
509,237
46
Stub items continued
204
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STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES^
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Ram
(For definitions and explanations.
Alleghany Armstrong Beaver
Blair Bradford
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
aale farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Sales dollars 1959. .
1954..
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Sweet corn 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..
Cabbage farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting 1959. .
acres 1959..
Green peas farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
Squash farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954.,
Dry oniana 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 romalne farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Spinach farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Broccoli farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acreB 1959.
1954.
Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale: .
Strawberries farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
quarts 1959.
1954.
73,305
103,919
8,208
11,862
72,648
96,154
12,546,862
15,694,962
4,597
6,282
17,191
24,482
6,401
7,540
25,880
26,885
1,421
1,700
953
1,475
1,907
2,081
6,527
8,372
1,531
2,389
3,579
5,548
1,111
942
512
517
960
751
1,483
2,207
5,212
10,826
1,425
2,112
1,996
5,119
724
577
930
633
756
953
226
319
729
787
550
704
580
945
635
617
232
358
889
984
512
903
Raspberries .
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
quarta 1959.
1954.
329
377
2,260
3,377
141
195
862
873
3,316
3,150
1,686
1,401
3,074,189
1,803,304
1,439
1,652
841
924
802,226
635,414
1,532
1,905
280
351
2,948
3,499
388,383
375, 554
132
193
921
1,222
184
157
1,535
996
5
22
1
18
18
75
118
4
6
3
2
2
3
<Z)
5
11
7
40
107
372
1,021
13
29
2
122
4
2
1
(Z)
3
3
(Z)
(Z)
7
10
4
6
1
1
<Z)
(Z)
<z)
1
2
1
(Z)
1
(z)
83
64
53
31
135,564
64,944
92
86
150
92
233,201
109,565
674
1,532
170
295
1,237
2,009
309,541
435,428
142
239
217
386
141
230
496
717
58
82
25
52
70
111
49
74
58
120
102
199
45
55
27
44
10
2
32
35
9
38
53
77
13
33
28
35
39
38
24
47
5
16
15
18
5
8
26
47
7
17
40
56
40
57
57
72
29
37
26
33
21
36
12
12
10
10
54
70
17
18
29,198
14,781
25
62
9
16
8,795
11,705
1,100
1,740
72
54
137
2U
15,473
21,585
40
15
13
20
67
51
99
113
22
9
7
20
24
5
3
2
13
9
2
14
10
4
1
22
7
4
11
3
1
2
10
2
1
(Z)
3
1
(Z)
(Z)
11
3
1
4
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
9
2
1
(Z)
12
1
1
(Z)
12
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
1
(Z)
46
45
14
20
21,870
17,857
16
28
5
12
4,528
7,686
774
1,013
77
115
199
286
27,554
26,084
52
66
29
42
73
94
120
124
18
24
5
6
28
35
9
15
18
36
13
44
11
19
3
5
3
13
10
2
1
13
21
2
4
7
3
2
2
6
9
1
1
2
4
1
1
6
9
1
2
7
9
1
1
9
14
1
5
1
1
1
5
1
6
(Z)
3
48
53
22
20
23,994
22,913
18
43
9
9
2,353
4,280
1,850
2,251
102
247
253
1,560
28,481
137,980
45
61
26
35
96
236
188
1,440
18
26
4
10
23
22
4
4
15
24
4
15
11
10
5
5
6
4
13
14
7
35
5
10
1
1
1
3
(Z)
1
10
10
2
2
3
1
(Z)
(Z)
(z)
55
54
28
26
46,612
33,222
15
30
17
22
9,400
23,232
2,261
3,223
295
425
1,402
1,910
238,987
285,157
148
262
494
1,010
263
293
596
504
50
70
11
14
90
106
43
35
'29
79
12
19
47
40
14
9
45
21
97
46
29
92
123
34
79
15
24
15
10
36
82
16
18
38
48
23
22
17
27
6
14
27
33
132
130
40
41
59,036
34,403
59
58
14
20
8,456
9,397
458
1,069
93
236
463
1,316
120,917
169,623
64
83
70
91
86
221
208
1,052
20
39
4
17
35
49
15
24
30
35
37
35
38
25
23
19
4
4
19
18
9
5
19
13
4
5
16
16
5
6
20
28
4
6
3
2
5
1
7
13
1
7
24
25
34
46
30
28
82,731
44,144
10
30
5
13
2,434
7,626
Z Reported in small fractions.
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Bucks Butler Cambria Cameron Carbon Centre Chester Clarion Clearfield Clinton Columbia Crawford Cumberland Dauphin
1,499
1,765
844
2,011
2,495
1,258
270
200
93
344
223
143
10,381
697
786
12,425
848
729
2
370,972
96,434
104,711
3
001,633
104,838
89,586
169
101
44
204
100
55
1,903
49
31
2,008
57
37
207
181
86
238
213
128
2,685
456
510
2,131
538
277
45
39
19
35
46
32
342
60
6
350
64
51
66
531
25
70
51
12
413
16
18
1,414
16
7
45
35
29
61
56
53
151
14
46
414
62
55
43
28
13
32
13
7
32
6
4
37
2
1
44
12
5
77
31
1
29
25
15
26
30
17
12
6
123
40
5
259
67
26
8
70
38
6
43
6
1
77
9
1
22
12
11
17
9
5
23
4
4
26
14
2
14
13
8
16
21
16
3
3
1
17
3
2
31
6
2
40
8
92
1
(zj
114
3
45
11
10
46
15
10
321
3
1
364
2
2
22
15
7
22
12
3
22
3
3
22
2
2
46
23
12
51
21
10
176
5
3
434
4
1
23
5
4
42
4
1
1,703
2
1
2,586
1
(Z)
8
1
2
9
1
3
803
1
(Z)
797
(Z)
2
88
79
31
53
99
33
104
29
10
33
36
15
227,897
48,006
23,122
46,929
42,546
13,833
28
29
8
30
38
8
5
8
3
5
13
3
3,046
7,191
2,515
3,512
6,043
2,255
52
68
4
2
4
2
575
150
3
1
(Z)
(Z)
4
2
4
2
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
(zj
3
(Z)
1
(zj
1
(zj
2
(zj
1
(zj
1
(zj
1
(zj
1
(zj
1
2
1
(z)
600
147
1
1
(Z)
(z)
15
50
279
465
45 :
75
104 i
204
12,367
21,001
28
37
9
66
45
65
64
94
18
25
2
6
18
14
3
4
21
30
7
12
14
11
2
2
7
3
14
14
1
3
13
13
1
2
5
1
1
(Z)
13
13
2
3
1
2
5
2
1
(Z)
10
9
1
1
(Z)
1
(zj
16
16
9
7
6,007
4,826
4
5
1
2
757
840
913
1.100
128
140
1,363
1,326
96,988
114,108
25
12
46
92
100
89
623
469
8
3
2
3
5
22
23
7
4
2
6
4
1
55
79
600
635
7
5
2
5
4
4
1
4
8
3
7
10
5
5
3
2
9
1
11
10
10
1
2
2
9
3
11
10
6
2
1
12
2
1
1
(Z)
26
9
6
2
10,595
2,278
14
10
12
5
6,293
7,945
1,728
2.438
197
384
1,479
3,288
343,352
651,560
147
225
870
1,672
119
141
351
491
17
3
2
(Z)
36
52
30
35
28
103
17
3
4
1
13
3
32
77
87
540
38
42
14
11
40
42
12
4
5
1
29
31
33
26
16
4
4
1
13
3
1
(Z)
18
8
3
1
3
2
(Z)
(Z)
2
2
(Z)
1
60
45
27
14
48,194
17,170
24
23
4
9
3,569
6,063
972
1,454
35
24
102
141
14,867
22,703
12
8
5
8
33
22
34
47
5
5
1
1
5
7
1
1
4
12
60
80
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
1
(Z)
2
2
(Z)
(Z)
2
5
(Z)
1
(z)
2
2
(Z)
1
1
4
(Z)
1
(z)
2
5
(Z)
1
21
19
19
12
27,718
27,191
8
12
6
9
3,613
4,183
872
■■,707
78
80
117
110
10,923
9,979
32
30
11
8
74
70
67
65
19
15
3
2
10
10
1
2
7
24
1
14
1
3
(Z)
1
2
(Z)
8
11
22
12
4
2
1
(Z)
6
3
2
1
7
13
3
2
(Z)
5
11
1
2
6
3
1
(Z)
7
12
1
1
(Z)
1
(zj
32
41
8
18
12,370
22,236
13
15
3
6
2,604
2,577
357
450
42
38
168
204
27,458
31,075
21
14
7
18
39
32
129
152
8
10
1
4
12
7
3
3
6
6
9
4
9
6
3
1
6
2
1
2
8
5
1
1
4
2
1
(Z)
4
5
1
2
6
2
2
(Z)
3
4
(Z)
1
8
5
1
2
7
5
1
1
3
1
(Z)
1
1
2
(Z)
1
17
13
8
6
18,047
3,580
5
4
2
(Z)
750
194
1,063
1.357
221
328
2,269
2,532
295,966
250,104
107
209
443
842
167
200
988
661
42
38
9
30
40
34
79
106
49
69
90
114
25
17
9
10
14
8
51
93
503
671
38
44
11
41
13
4
14
1
23
30
5
7
2
5
1
12
8
10
1
2
8
6
1
1
19
21
2
6
49
42
78
47
138,657
124,173
14
15
15
6
14,937
4,038
2,124
2,949
110
203
751
965
101,928
100,968
59
32
18
10
103
138
459
508
34
60
16
59
36
28
11
20
26
56
66
163
16
12
2
2
7
1
22
28
3
6
15
26
157
175
23
13
5
2
21
16
3
2
5
5
1
1
23
20
3
2
16
16
2
2
18
15
3
2
4
5
(Z)
1
2
3
(Z)
(Z)
91
92
27
26
46,840
30,434
39
44
6
10
4,367
4,083
1,254
1.883
116
528
892
107,416
227,383
54
62
269
486
81
68
119
102
9
12
2
5
17
34
12
20
12
24
11
33
5
9
1
3
19
25
13
33
5
98
18
31
8
34
7
5
3
4
17
18
28
24
3
7
1
3
3
10
(Z)
2
6
9
2
2
2
9
1
1
39
40
20
14
48,802
20,831
18
21
14
14
17,096
13,216
865
1,321
119
125
863
865
164,780
108,204
65
57
226
214
103
93
263
242
24
19
6
9
40
29
75
32
27
19
11
27
25
6
5
2
30
17
41
38
66
ia
30
31
18
55
11
6
3
3
19
16
5
11
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
17 51
8 52
15 53
11 54
9
3
53
38
2
3
(Z)
(Z)
40
44
33
18
119,401
42,785
22
24
17
13
30,340
5,325
Stub Items continued
206
Part 4 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Erie Fayette Forest Franklin Fulton Greene Huntingdon
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use f anus reporting 1959. .
1954..
Vegetables harvested for
sale farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959..
1954..
SaleB dollars 1959. .
1954..
Tomatoes farms reporting 1959. .
1954.,
acres 1959..
1954.,
Sweet corn 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.,
seres 1959.,
1954.,
Cabbage farms reporting 1959.,
1954.
acres 1959.,
1954.,
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Cantaloups and
muskmelons farms reporting 1959.
acres 1959.
Green peas farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
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.
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Spinach 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.
quarts 1959.
1954.
Raspberries.
reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
quarts 1959.
1954.
184
321
36
58
454
667
82,895
145,600
25
41
38
55
31
51
309
446
15
11
9
5
40,408
7,138
2
1
2,494
478
248
414
24
14
34
31
4,400
4,264
3
(Z)
5
1
1
(Z)
(z)
(z)
(Z)
6
5
2
1
2,750
845
3
4
1,600
1,310
1,649
2,557
283
423
2,669
2,861
488,044
414,275
160
200
543
500
158
189
524
476
45
75
33
73
46
42
532
122
81
145
442
830
31
25
11
12
52
79
22
16
10
4
27
59
313
533
32
33
13
2
4
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
112
119
97
116
268,416
144,754
97
79
88
90
62,444
79,296
1,444
2,190
153
146
418
382
46,565
57,544
123
99
88
60
98
129
220
187
23
34
11
13
37
40
17
20
25
54
20
49
33
44
25
14
10
13
6
4
12
44
2
8
1
4
(Z)
(Z)
7
11
2
1
13
20
3
3
1
3
(Z)
1
46
19
20
12
30,805
9,847
12
13
6
4
4,325
2,672
109
150
17
18
13
16
1,271
1,437
9
7
1
1
15
16
11
14
3
2
(Z)
(Z)
3
2
(Z)
(z)
4
2
(Z)
(Z)
!Z!
5
2
1
(Z)
(Z)
4
<Z)
2
(Z)
(Z)
3
3
(Z)
(Z)
2
2
(Z)
(z)
3
3
(Z)
(Z)
2
5
(Z)
3
160
4,350
3
(Z)
!Z)
179
75
1,852
2,234
139
150
1,187
1,528
234,762
170,050
82
67
684
746
97
59
221
52
10
12
1
3
16
24
85
7
7
10
1
1
5
2
1
(Z)
16
12
13
50
138
472
16
31
35
212
4
5
1
1
1
3
8
14
3
6
1
5
(Z)
1
2
4
(Z)
1
3
9
(Z)
1
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
(Z)
50
53
21
28
32,081
36,191
21
35
5
16
3,611
8,317
806
1,025
33
100
66
193
6,554
33,216
26
98
50
172
22
13
12
11
1
1
2
6
(Z)
2
(Z)
3
(Z)
1
5
4
1
1
(Z)
1
2
(Z)
1
(Z)
l
l
(Z)
(z)
1
1
(z)
(z)
l
l
(z)
(Z)
1
(z)
25
12
5
2
6,984
2,302
7
1
1
1
560
1,000
1,392
1,890
24
33
22
53
2,606
5,201
14
14
3
7
21
29
11
40
1
1
7
8
1
1
4
7
1
1
2
Z
(Z)
1
3
3
6
6
1
1
10
8
1
1
(Z)
29
27
7
4
5,576
1,786
5
15
1
2
312
1,139
Z Reported in small fractions.
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
207
Part 4 of 5
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
1,502
956
724
484
5,723
1,005
1,082
974
949
1,232
307
1,869
716
369
1
2,253
1,320
1,037
702
6,878
1,310
1,346
1,196
1,537
1,720
587
2,775
908
535
2
135
40
26
131
1,159
107
128
140
252
71
10
91
60
25
3
181
87
27
176
1,778
87
268
179
479
137
17
110
81
27
4
660
72
162
1,070
7,244
804
1,030
788
3,941
931
468
342
701
519
5
834
307
135
1,261
10,958
629
2,514
1,210
5,467
906
338
311
770
741
6
149,653
6,824
27,656
241,182
1,630,350
76,742
165,982
122,520
945,321
123,699
48,180
61,211
52,832
66,803
7
118,817
32, 333
14,565
213,389
1,986,191
125,132
305,198
251,925
1,178,984
112,435
86,139
40,130
90,372
192,800
8
64
15
18
1U
620
51
46
74
183
45
3
44
19
11
9
39
24
9
154
1,026
31
129
100
361
52
3
45
10
10
10
17
8
120
468
3,265
53
424
296
852
89
3
44
4
4
11
41
12
68
568
4,770
67
865
783
1,600
81
5
34
25
16
12
122
37
24
116
632
94
81
127
199
64
10
90
42
21
13
137
57
22
128
625
82
88
111
350
101
16
105
44
19
14
192
49
25
262
1,951
571
201
360
1,463
316
43
164
86
51
15
286
65
26
276
1,790
435
157
257
1,668
468
28
189
216
73
It
23
8
7
54
61
17
13
35
75
19
2
27
9
7
17
29
11
6
75
49
13
19
29
137
21
2
24
5
4
18
16
2
1
29
25
11
11
12
84
4
1
13
1
1
r<
18
5
4
51
12
15
19
9
159
8
(Z)
14
3
1
20
28
7
7
32
134
16
29
45
74
27
1
30
32
10
23
14
11
5
52
156
9
45
36
91
22
2
23
13
5
22
6
3
2
24
42
82
33
21
130
395
360
15
296
72
23
8
4
2
52
383
18
53
29
209
6
225
10
99
146
24
25
4
8
72
92
11
7
37
125
14
2
22
5
8
25
70
16
3
110
127
13
19
39
207
30
3
24
7
7
26
390
1
2
166
97
15
2
10
598
41
a
56
4
88
27
502
7
1
206
160
20
7
28
792
30
23
20
7
107
28
12
3
2
32
39
17
5
26
78
7
15
5
4
29
8
3
2
42
32
11
3
18
111
10
16
2
1
30
3
(z)
(z)
12
7
31
1
6
123
8
5
1
(Z)
31
2
1
(Z)
9
6
27
(z)
6
127
4
6
(z)
(z)
32
4
4
5
14
128
8
13
19
20
14
7
6
2
33
3
1
4
4
104
6
5
14
16
18
2
3
(Z)
34
14
2
1
15
185
10
43
32
24
23
1
15
19
7
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8
36
6
21
342
3
70
28
53
45
13
43
2
36
3
1
(Z)
3
308
7
263
7
19
7
(zj
9
297
2
37
1
208
31
4
1,314
2
452
10
128
224
5
413
(Z)
38
8
6
11
203
10
25
44
26
22
12
9
8
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4
1
4
24
430
4
126
36
44
37
18
5
8
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1
1
2
294
16
50
15
13
13
9
2
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(zj
1
4
1,382
31
881
13
21
32
9
2
42
8
5
1
30
94
5
4
9
38
7
2
16
7
43
2
1
1
32
66
3
5
5
49
6
1
7
1
44
3
2
(Z)
23
438
5
1
6
75
3
5
5
(zj
1
45
(z)
1
(Z)
19
234
3
6
1
52
2
2
4
(z)
46
13
3
3
18
43
4
10
28
18
9
13
4
47
15
6
1
19
59
2
17
19
33
10
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7
3
48
3
1
1
9
16
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2
4
10
3
5
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5
1
(Z)
2
9
1
4
8
15
2
(zj
1
(Z)
50
3
3
3
176
1
12
9
5
7
3
1
51
3
2
7
214
20
18
7
15
4
2
52
1
1
2
255
(zj
17
4
31
3
2
(Z)
53
3
1
2
243
10
10
40
10
1
1
54
7
3
2
14
32
2
5
21
8
l
10
3
55
8
3
3
28
66
9
4
46
9
i
10
4
56
2
(Z)
1
7
35
(Z)
1
20
4
(z)
2
(Z)
57
2
(Z)
1
7
144
2
4
52
2
(z)
2
(Z)
1
58
8
4
1
9
35
7
9
15
37
9
8
3
59
3
2
2
19
28
3
8
14
65
7
5
1
60
2
(Z)
(z)
5
9
2
1
4
41
4
2
(z)
61
2
(z)
(Z)
8
12
1
1
3
110
3
1
(z)
62
9
3
2
15
53
3
9
24
41
8
9
5
63
9
5
2
33
46
1
14
25
62
13
2
8
3
64
2
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(Z)
6
10
(z)
1
4
49
3
2
1
65
2
2
(z)
8
13
(Z)
2
9
65
2
(zj
1
(Z)
(Z)
66
3
1
4
38
4
8
9
1
1
3
67
1
14
40
7
11
15
6
2
68
1
(z)
4
13
1
1
44
(Z)
(zj
(z)
295
69
(z)
4
32
21
4
40
1
(z)
392
70
1
1
1
5
8
1
13
3
1
71
1
11
11
2
3
4
23
1
2
72
(zj
(z)
(zj
2
7
(Z)
9
1
(z)
(zj
73
(Z)
4
3
1
(zj
1
17
(zj
1
(z)
74
55
26
20
20
440
53
68
55
59
42
8
83
25
17
75
53
42
18
37
327
43
34
54
105
46
14
80
21
11
76
20
15
22
8
166
14
18
21
64
33
9
31
6
77
21
16
12
15
128
15
13
22
67
16
3
30
8
78
28,734
13,905
36,182
9,425
345,602
23,939
34,331
33,196
130,972
44,094
13,964
69,574
10,171
11,436
79
18,850
21,987
12,403
14,426
147, 770
12,714
9,004
19,793
124,177
24,769
2,508
38,573
6,784
6,794
80
20
13
16
11
160
21
27
28
22
20
2
23
15
7
81
19
9
9
17
107
25
22
19
31
29
6
34
13
3
82
6
2
65
2
63
3
7
15
18
7
(Z)
4
2
1
83
6
2
46
5
61
6
12
10
23
11
1
9
3
(Z)
84
3,447
1,197
64,431
800
52,441
2,422
3,183
15,658
12,680
5,936
46
3,292
1,709
605
85
3,369
1,573
31,134
2,355
29,918
3,385
3,744
8,203
13,613
5,144
756
3,891
2,421
330
86
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208
Part 4 of 5
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Vegetables for home use and for sale
(other than Irish and sweet potatoes):
Vegetables harvested for
home use f arm 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..
Sweet corn 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..
Cabbage farmB reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Sweet peppers farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Cantaloups and
muskTnelans farms reporting 1959. .
acres 1959. .
Green peas farms reporting 1959..
1954..
acres 1959. .
1954..
Green lima beans farms reporting 1959. .
1954..
1959. .
1954..
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 farmB reporting 1959.
1954..
1959.
1954..
Lettuce and romaine farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Beets (table) farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
Spinach 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.
quarts 1959.
1954.
Raspberries .
.farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
1954.
quarts 1959.
1954.
1,040
1,925
168
265
1,318
1,836
195,012
298,131
104
156
282
486
153
217
638
774
23
29
5
12
48
72
26
76
20
37
46
89
25
24
44
11
14
18,149
6,511
14
17
2
4
1,642
1,217
323
428
23
34
210
378
33,796
37,003
14
26
101
213
16
20
54
59
3
7
2
3
3
6
5
11
4
5
17
16
2
4
1
2
2
3
1
4
1
3
2
3
2
5
1
3
<Z)
2
3
3
4
4
2
1
3
3
2
4
3
3
2
1
1
3
(Z)
15
12
6
3
7,951
3,543
7
5
2
1
1,950
678
952
1,432
93
102
843
941
142,307
94,822
64
61
299
218
88
89
341
453
31
42
20
69
39
43
19
14
24
31
49
71
30
24
20
11
19
9
18
27
5
7
35
45
9
13
21
12
12
7
14
20
6
4
24
31
12
18
9
14
2
2
13
12
3
4
16
28
4
6
6
7
67
47
48
15
54,881
15,162
25
34
12
13
7,141
5,738
1,033
1,467
182
299
1,372
2,365
ai,654
327,546
128
223
533
733
143
183
266
313
39
47
6
11
148
574
53
83
27
66
35
25
41
42
63
83
255
316
63
87
12
150
11
5
5
2
29
33
5
6
12
27
6
18
9
20
1
21
22
23
4
3
28
45
19
36
38
81
24
25
40,071
26,233
13
25
3
4
2,278
3,662
947
1,217
30
30
117
124
11,418
8,995
10
12
34
30
30
27
66
57
3
7
1
4
1
3
1
5
(Z)
7
4
3
1
2
3
6
4
5
1
1
(Z)
2
3
1
2
3
4
1
4
(Z)
3
1
(z)
(z)
l
(zj
31
17
7
4
5,208
2,371
1
3
1,968
437
29
39
9
31
563
1,052
47,792
243,730
5
13
118
80
8
19
113
280
3
4
3
12
10
174
126
2
7
16
36
3
6
1
8
2
4
1
1
1
(Z)
2
7
2
13
4
4
53
6
3
9
1
13
2
9
6
17
5
14
17
90
(Z)
36
4
14
12
65
3
15
17
70
1
1
(Z)
1
1
(zj
30
119
224
12
22
39
322
4,225
130,252
6
9
2
3
12
22
34
131
5
4
1
1
(Z)
3
(Z)
102
1
2
(Z)
(Z)
2
4
(Z)
1
1
3
(Z)
1
5
4
1
6
(Z)
4
2
1
1
1
3
(z)
(z)
(z)
2
2
(z)
(z)
l
3
(Z)
(Z)
4
2
(Z)
1
2,254
600
2
(Z)
1
1,080
260
392
637
46
92
1,974
2,951
234,200
500,742
1
19
17
98
23
1
6
1
2
26
47
1,531
2,025
18
52
342
846
1
4
(Z)
40
2
2
(Z)
(Z)
i
(zj
(z)
1
3
(z)
(Z)
1
1
(Z)
(z)
(z)
1
9
11
2
7
1,195
3,435
5
6
1
2
989
1,455
Z Reported in small fractions.
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
209
Part 4 of 5
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
966
1,857
202
1,123
1,056
562
639
578
1,798
1,047
1,953
416
3,438
1
1,211
2,544
381
1,624
1,285
771
1,163
951
2,808
1,605
3,351
884
4,143
2
95
93
n
38
30
43
39
40
105
29
183
55
654
3
123
124
16
23
30
107
59
66
145
49
212
106
850
4
515
485
9
62
55
669
117
216
788
47
618
737
9,963
5
592
695
112
52
232
1,233
149
171
858
123
740
573
10,023
6
71,678
53,788
1,427
7,787
15,763
76,946
35,746
28,846
126,446
3,399
94,369
217,724
1,056,532
7
104,781
115,641
35,631
5,832
31,513
127,074
24,278
15,517
84,087
24,625
84,399
111,307
1,103,156
8
58
27
10
16
16
15
15
12
76
16
110
47
317
9
90
34
3
8
6
36
24
10
105
14
106
59
44*
10
330
18
3
4
4
122
7
26
131
3
70
545
1,345
11
371
23
6
7
2
184
9
2
127
11
84
306
1,720
12
54
89
11
38
28
32
39
38
103
28
179
41
500
13
53
106
6
20
25
47
50
42
135
42
211
80
533
14
44
207
5
50
15
200
46
84
480
31
376
95
5,061
15
58
279
7
43
48
208
77
79
443
50
464
161
4,118
16
5
13
5
12
8
5
8
12
24
10
38
20
53
17
4
19
2
4
7
9
16
32
41
8
51
21
66
18
1
4
1
2
1
6
•4
3
27
1
13
7
10
19
1
4
(z)
(Z)
6
3
3
70
27
10
20
17
19
20
9
15
3
10
6
8
8
9
35
9
56
14
119
21
13
13
1
4
4
10
16
6
69
6
42
10
158
22
36
7
(Z)
1
1
18
2
12
14
1
38
18
1,393
23
57
8
(Z)
(Z)
80
40
6
1
31
8
35
6
1,527
24
2
13
1
5
4
5
8
6
24
9
28
17
65
25
10
24
1
6
12
4
15
5
43
7
57
24
90
26
1
41
(z)
1
14
14
10
10
59
1
20
30
27
27
8
58
1
1
66
7
13
6
59
10
44
36
44
28
1
11
5
3
3
3
6
37
4
42
9
45
29
3
9
1
2
3
5
3
42
32
10
38
30
(Z)
4
1
(z)
4
3
3
18
1
12
7
8
31
(Z)
6
(z)
(z)
2
1
1
37
11
3
12
32
14
1
2
1
7
2
5
8
4
7
5
113
33
9
(z)
1
(Z)
14
(z)
3
4
1
2
2
96
34
9
22
2
6
8
20
6
6
11
4
18
6
105
35
14
23
10
2
4
65
11
6
20
4
17
6
188
36
53
159
(Z)
1
1
248
1
11
1
1
10
1
1,020
37
60
266
96
(z)
1
674
4
2
7
3
10
1
1,459
38
9
3
2
3
3
7
1
3
25
2
25
5
112
39
12
4
1
6
4
4
49
33
3
134
40
2
(Z)
(z)
(z)
(Z)
4
1
2
7
(Z)
10
1
800
41
8
2
(z)
2
2
1
14
10
(z)
826
42
2
9
6
7
4
3
12
13
6
13
11
34
43
1
7
3
2
2
7
5
19
5
8
11
21
44
(Z)
4
(z)
1
1
4
5
13
17
3
3
7
6
.'.•>
1
5
(Z)
(z)
1
3
2
20
2
4
3
5
46
7
2
4
4
4
6
9
5
21
5
34
vr
2
8
1
2
5
8
5
18
2
28
7
43
48
1
(z)
1
5
2
10
2
1
11
1
6
4.9
2
3
(z)
(z)
4
10
1
6
8
8
1
8
50
3
1
2
1
2
1
3
7
1
84
51
6
1
4
1
9
2
5
92
52
1
1
(z)
(z)
(z)
7
2
1
8
1
38
53
4
(z)
4
(Z)
4
(Z)
3
50
54
1
5
2
4
7
4
6
4
8
6
18
7
19
55
3
3
1
1
4
2
4
4
13
6
21
5
15
56
(Z)
1
(z)
(Z)
1
3
4
6
2
1
7
2
32
57
3
1
(z)
(z)
1
5
4
1
2
4
6
1
24
58
1
7
2
3
7
4
5
3
8
3
23
8
27
59
1
10
1
1
6
3
5
1
10
2
14
2
31
60
(Z)
3
(z)
(z)
4
2
2
1
1
1
5
3
5
61
1
3
(z)
(z)
11
1
1
(Z)
1
1
2
(Z)
6
62
3
11
3
6
5
5
6
17
5
24
8
32
63
3
6
3
2
6
6
5
22
4
22
6
29
64
20
8
(z)
(Z)
1
5
4
10
3
1
4
2
6
65
7
8
1
1
4
4
1
54
2
6
1
9
66
3
1
3
2
3
2
1
5
3
36
67
1
5
1
2
1
4
1
4
1
33
68
1
(Z)
1
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
5
(Z)
20
69
1
2
(z)
1
1
2
1
1
(z)
24
70
4
2
1
4
5
1
6
5
6
71
6
1
8
1
2
6
10
72
2
(Z)
1
2
4
(z)
2
3
1
73
4
2
3
1
(Z)
1
4
74
61
45
5
18
19
14
18
18
71
13
65
19
264
75
58
37
8
20
13
22
33
24
57
17
112
18
196
76
56
12
3
4
7
22
5
11
28
2
29
9
124
77
70
10
2
6
3
13
11
8
15
3
46
5
93
78
46,008
19,374
3,125
4,722
5,260
14,638
6,914
11,928
30,977
1,837
55,686
8,523
214,792
79
57,026
12,696
2,884
8,599
6,585
15,822
13,638
10,373
9,464
4,290
54,475
9,407
117,937
80
48
14
5
9
8
1
11
13
20
9
27
7
144
81
57
14
3
16
6
9
25
13
44
18
81
17
118
82
70
2
1
1
1
(z)
2
3
4
1
7
3
99
83
126
3
2
2
1
3
6
4
16
4
22
6
92
84
39,962
2,238
265
614
337
60
1,085
1,804
1,556
1,140
4,183
3,250
102, 575
85
56,741
1,277
310
1,330
540
5,584
4,095
2,263
4,711
2,216
13,592
7,200
71,383
86
Stub items continued
210
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Allegheny
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 bushels 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 bushels 1959.,
1954..
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 bushels 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 bushels 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.
Trees of all ages 1959.
Trees not of bearing age. 1959.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
Quantity harvested bushels 1959.
Quinces farms reporting 1959.
Trees of all ages 1959.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
Quantity harvested bushels 1959.
10,951
327
20,306
372
94,461
18,565
114,397
16,774
9,974
277
19,383
311
2,060,895
531,123
2,330,541
404,730
561,130
195,296
537,880
123,125
1,499,715
335,827
1,792,661
281,605
10,590,208
3,877,755
7,663,425
1,662,688
5,768
225
12,789
248
1,509,866
213,517
1,857,146
226,954
306,826
42,377
345,561
49,023
1,203,040
171,140
1,511,585
177,931
2,609,858
553,896
2,953,936
471,510
6,462
103
12,644
105
109,049
9,706
139,906
6,826
36,933
4,594
47,215
3,792
72,116
5,112
92,691
3,034
104,673
8,354
107,721
1,228
4,234
30
9,249
50
4,553,453
1,308
5,319,026
2,024
318,752
50
444,128
723
4,234,701
1,258
4,874,898
1,301
47,410,168
7,628
39,542,361
7,320
3,747
98
8,542
100
92,004
14,055
120,837
15,205
18 , 537
1,940
30,708
2,490
73,467
12,115
90,129
12,715
103,809
26,766
108,585
27,167
4,564
223
9,140
253
430,384
210,507
585,746
254,952
55,575
31,216
107,222
45,076
374,809
179,291
478,524
209,876
20,094,606
12,507,779
17, 570, 582
9,529,485
3,590
96
7,371
98
53,007
4,693
81,754
3,496
12,728
732
18,553
1,197
40,279
3,961
63,201
2,299
1,940,321
354,565
2,299,067
150,811
860
10
2,833
103
1,689
101
1,144
2
1,463
1
1,079
18
3,350
94
627
16
2,723
78
2,251
100
225
837
1,116
2,365
213
808
25,873
43,895
3,318
5,440
22,555
38,455
62,542
98,337
136
646
7,790
19,166
2,379
4,612
5,411
14,554
7,912
19,214
149
592
1,648
5,097
313
1,093
1,335
4,004
2,326
4,651
110
420
14,184
23,139
117
2,840
14,067
20,299
82,792
123,839
91
479
1,101
4,437
158
824
943
3,613
480
4,219
90
497
739
3,855
104
432
635
3,423
7,959
43,077
90
358
417
1,479
71
370
346
1,109
7,695
16,732
17
30
12
18
52
35
180
35
145
44
215
438
671
903
203
413
9,951
14,752
2,042
2,898
7,909
11,854
25,211
26,029
150
357
7,012
11,043
2,713
3,343
4,299
7,700
1,265
6,875
162
302
984
2,010
171
584
813
1,426
574
1,538
116
261
1,069
2,388
1B5
347
884
2,041
7,106
18,691
101
275
1,266
2,941
256
720
1,010
2,221
323
1,127
107
224
800
1,228
425
292
375
936
1,958
10,233
76
216
504
1,167
188
316
316
851
8,013
6,134
11
20
35
106
28
78
13
286
520
1,010
1,566
272
504
19,800
31,242
3,845
3,900
15,955
27,342
67,1B9
87,018
198
422
7,726
11,976
2,633
2,302
5,093
9,674
4,487
9,758
168
328
1,009
1,815
280
205
729
1,610
982
1,643
114
243
5,713
10,118
1,046
619
4,667
9,499
13,991
49,794
105
200
915
1,388
369
155
546
1,233
352
540
143
292
881
1,747
167
224
714
1,523
7,955
23,365
109
219
542
1,382
113
121
429
1,261
7,894
15,762
29
50
23
27
6
42
126
20
106
27
176
372
1,318
1,565
163
363
43,536
46,903
8,292
10,123
35,244
36,780
225,425
186,700
71
150
8,835
5,771
1,922
2,058
6,913
3,713
10,889
8,110
103
212
801
1,698
212
558
589
1,140
910
1,832
65
163
278
1,294
31
692
247
602
2,705
10,144
47
121
396
1,000
48
292
348
708
358
393
46
93
457
569
44
300
413
269
13,295
4,643
74
122
503
842
94
220
409
622
17,715
13,932
6
13
306
636
5,979
6,004
272
599
129,375
136,940
32,372
28,847
97,003
108,093
699,773
540,460
173
472
1,497
2,264
161
479
46,445
53,491
19,194
8,991
27,251
44,500
149,881
219,343
178
63
369
250
149,804
9,629
225,367
12,362
38,367
1,508
24,811
1,935
111,437
8,121
200,556
10,427
276,917
7,287
316,704
15,695
188
88
426
331
4,443
1,128
5,301
3,538
1,594
281
2,019
906
2,849
847
3,282
2,632
5,191
838
4,355
3,579
96
58
264
228
2,996
17,446
3,960
19,805
746
796
402
873
2,250
16,650
3,558
18,932
21,348
99,071
33,710
89,290
95
45
217
213
2,449
1,837
2,344
2,963
883
60
447
1,115
1,566
1,777
1,897
1,848
2,632
530
2,824
755
141
68
282
221
6,003
2,966
6,289
3,983
578
347
843
410
5,425
2,619
5,446
3,573
141,487
87,198
93,879
55,815
116
68
217
181
1,361
668
2,266
1,714
568
228
714
441
793
440
1,552
1,273
28,742
14,222
50,175
9,288
67
7
221
15
116
9
105
6
99
...
44
14
117
47
33
7
84
40
74
14
1Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
211
Part 5 of 5
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
Centre
Chester
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
221
282
200
16
66
96
195
42
169
43
188
182
72
135
1
242
636
384
13
159
140
245
87
316
97
249
437'
178
168
2
1,142
1,369
329
12
204
731
1,128
122
402
123
951
455
1,957
746
3
1,212
2,008
773
15
549
694
1,455
227
641
203
1,074
810
2,573
808
4
210
279
197
17
60
88
183
44
166
43
166
182
57
122
5
258
608
375
13
152
166
283
80
301
95
215
430
141
154
6
22,963
40,553
6,000
425
3,592
18,503
23,605
2,816
9,612
2,809
17,241
9,467
43,422
16,684
7
27,596
53,139
11,228
425
13,828
13,749
32,584
4,170
13,442
4,381
22,426
16,744
52,985
15,297
8
6,026
10,081
1,449
86
637
7,000
6,366
442
2,160
225
3,927
2,186
8,618
3,040
9
6,970
6,705
2,142
176
1,438
2,662
5,930
721
4,757
805
3,500
6,146
15,573
2,270
10
16,937
30,472
4,551
339
2,955
11,503
17,239
2,374
7,452
2,584
13,314
7,281
34,804
13,644
11
20,626
46,434
9,086
249
12,390
11,087
26,654
3,449
8,685
3,576
18,926
10 , 598
37,412
13,027
12
99,906
249,179
4,484
166
8,173
62,284
110,295
8,454
12,254
9,379
61,985
3,924
300,764
56,728
13
73,554
248,468
14,282
133
15,739
53,904
117,905
9,153
12,599
4,940
58,536
10,781
176,351
43,864
14
122
176
99
10
24
42
114
25
92
21
92
102
42
75
15
173
471
216
5
77
98
196
57
164
39
134
271
118
120
16
20,659
3,172
1,379
51
2,274
7,985
15,104
827
1,939
198
26,246
1,482
34,367
14,932
17
25,474
8,431
2,238
35
3,633
12,542
22,132
2,274
3,687
517
27,846
3,124
47,493
14,627
18
5,904
1,355
327
9
433
2,746
2,947
316
336
67
6,418
767
5,837
2,646
19
5,233
2,401
1,282
4
389
3,176
4,314
855
1,919
218
4,823
1,239
9,429
2,932
20
14,755
1,817
1,052
42
1,841
5,239
12,157
511
1,603
131
19,828
715
28,530
12,286
21
20,241
6,030
956
31
3,244
9,366
17,818
1,419
1,768
299
23,023
1,885
38,064
11,695
22
30,729
769
491
5
3,166
5,232
31,844
883
1,674
104
28,676
241
49,831
33,659
23
27,510
5,900
356
14
2,559
6,949
35,989
1,870
1,075
178
25,510
619
83,278
25,126
24
151
183
161
12
36
57
118
35
129
28
89
120
38
90
25
168
413
307
8
95
114
173
56
218
53
118
295
101
114
26
1,854
889
1,845
39
356
497
1,000
352
1,085
178
1,891
718
413
1,916
2V
2,206
1,873
3,780
37
822
912
1,871
460
1,516
252
1,648
1,752
1,480
1,628
28
598
278
465
5
115
214
393
187
270
35
452
175
84
815
29
852
475
764
15
151
319
351
125
557
38
430
540
898
440
30
1,256
611
1,380
34
241
283
607
165
815
143
1,439
543
329
1,101
31
1,354
1,398
3,016
22
671
593
1,520
335
959
214
1,218
1,212
582
1,188
32
1,777
565
2,307
47
292
350
867
211
633
288
2,220
793
542
3,702
3.1
1,367
1,428
1,325
32
465
647
3,109
285
1,265
185
1,635
747
757
1,672
34
84
132
114
9
11
46
98
26
82
15
30
73
22
57
35
106
388
224
8
44
99
147
50
155
40
45
213
72
63
36
1,803
1,958
1,169
53
91
6,793
2,127
622
346
113
1,043
649
529
3,830
37
5,062
5,849
1,278
84
607
1,601
4,571
760
1,432
230
2,165
2,175
1,448
3,010
38
765
410
56
...
2
62
930
24
122
36
229
125
25
174
39
1,810
653
233
14
80
433
229
197
324
18
649
527
70
290
40
1,038
1,548
1,113
53
89
6,731
1,197
598
224
77
814
524
504
3,656
41
3,252
5,196
1,045
70
527
1,168
4,342
563
1,108
212
1,516
1,648
1,378
2,720
42
3,616
5,380
4,673
150
806
106,795
4,055
4,492
1,819
860
10,281
1,995
1,549
72,571
43
19,278
34,483
16,039
156
4,905
6,852
36,353
6,388
4,110
1,817
4,652
16,662
13,292
20,176
V.
70
129
127
7
11
20
51
18
67
14
47
88
18
41
45
84
344
260
6
37
59
74
39
127
27
69
216
58
45
46
504
956
1,545
12
69
285
377
355
455
116
1,083
511
419
1,516
47
419
2,798
3,060
23
216
435
406
577
915
122
821
1,153
878
1,163
48
162
301
417
1
17
55
148
21
81
25
354
121
72
318
49
113
601
801
19
51
116
142
124
412
21
288
353
283
246
50
342
655
1,128
11
52
230
229
334
374
91
729
390
347
1,198
51
306
2,197
2,259
4
165
319
264
453
503
101
533
800
595
917
52
416
129
1,433
2
35
249
109
508
219
161
772
154
344
2,349
53
272
1,410
685
...
88
287
272
562
189
47
537
290
3,189
1,187
54
109
124
88
5
16
37
106
18
79
22
68
70
35
71
.55
109
342
1B7
5
48
76
111
30
127
29
73
157
91
85
56
969
648
411
12
99
1,431
660
150
693
108
586
253
11,762
1,931
57
1,004
2,934
1,004
9
2,089
685
1,124
118
986
134
776
521
17,198
1,815
58
279
110
112
...
47
352
110
86
61
6
106
77
594
481
59
620
421
268
7
959
167
194
21
343
40
228
175
1,201
431
60
690
538
299
12
52
1,079
550
64
632
102
480
176
11,168
1,450
61
384
2,513
736
2
1,130
518
930
97
643
94
548
346
15,997
1,384
62
11,161
2,168
1,380
50
2,820
82,704
23,101
2,403
8,698
1,112
12,522
696
619,381
102,152
63
4,451
95,238
2,867
...
15,200
4,097
16,898
2,230
5,694
382
15,242
2,338
585,002
19,241
64
68
90
62
2
18
45
72
12
42
17
66
41
24
63
65
62
261
117
2
57
88
81
32
87
34
78
96
81
68
66
459
309
319
3
86
441
626
121
333
109
616
100
284
585
67
199
1,105
405
5
367
771
444
235
492
148
798
318
700
508
68
170
86
ISO
30
112
178
7
193
40
148
34
105
197
69
66
233
130
5
42
291
174
125
238
16
167
123
159
144
70
289
223
139
3
56
329
448
114
140
69
468
66
179
388
71
133
872
275
...
325
480
270
110
254
132
631
195
541
364
72
6,781
696
204
2,851
16,054
14,122
4,000
405
520
24,529
332
1,317
41,569
73
3,948
19,763
1,707
5,280
1,520
1,476
251
1,745
516
20,646
2,397
15,663
10,988
74
29
16
4
1
5
5
11
3
6
2
11
7
15
28
75
105
38
28
12
13
9
30
4
11
7
13
14
220
93
76
74
25
25
6
6
4
17
3
6
1
4
2
185
44
77
31
13
3
6
7
5
13
1
5
6
9
12
35
49
78
84
...
...
2
102
3
9
...
1
3
10
3
7
83
79
36
27
11
5
11
33
2
6
2
15
22
6
21
80
120
70
20
10
19
76
4
11
5
39
45
28
160
81
23
25
5
2
3
10
2
3
6
10
11
36
82
97
45
15
8
16
66
2
8
5
33
35
17
L24
83
36
7
4
1
5
18
11
8
18
6
770
84
212
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
(For definitions and explanations, see text)
Fayette
Huntingdon
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes:
Land in bearing and nonbearing fruit
orchards, groves, vineyards, and
planted nut trees farms reporting 1959.
1954.
acres 1959.
195*.
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 bushels 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 bushels 1959.,
1954. ,
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 bushels 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 bushels 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.
Trees of all ages 1959.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
Quantity harvested bushels 1959.
Quinces farms reporting 1959.
Trees of all ages 1959.
Trees not of bearing age 1959.
Trees of bearing age 1959.
Quantity harvested bushels 1959.
61
120
569
SOS
59
120
11,338
16,952
1,753
7,476
9,585
9,476
98,273
58,654
40
75
7,469
11,527
535
2,939
6,934
8,588
17,956
15,617
46
71
1,108
1,243
735
731
373
512
790
1,025
55
6,229
7,397
50
199
6,179
7,198
28,149
47, 549
18
31
421
507
54
334
367
173
547
127
36
54
288
443
117
241
171
202
15,227
3,142
22
34
217
195
125
77
92
118
2,607
6,784
54
680
283
70
858
419
73
11,458
579
144
•12,251
932
54
322
275
70
484
575
1,659
52,146
10,148
3,065
69,716
19,095
75
11,393
1,473
260
14,909
4,005
1,584
40,753
8,675
2,805
54,807
15,090
1,508
207,298
14,117
2,635
152,298
25,566
6
310
158
10
444
439
46
58,427
3,332
44
78,731
6,174
16
10,227
878
29
11,268
1,779
30
48,200
2,454
15
67,463
4,395
14
47,699
346
4
90,434
4,674
21
253
187
28
348
391
128
9,240
1,065
196
10,868
1,860
31
2,752
233
19
4,800
530
97
6,488
832
177
6,068
1,330
109
4,571
1,362
111
2,101
1,821
3
540
149
7
601
310
35
4,414,265
1,226
38
5,108,767
3,439
8
302,281
182
18
413,987
653
27
4,111,984
1,044
20
4,694,780
2,786
46,525,285
5,574
246
38,329,521
17,687
8
203
121
16
288
284
58
21,598
817
74
21,595
2,077
25
2,281
168
13
6,866
599
33
19,317
649
61
14,729
1,478
6
25,321
373
18
21,331
1,358
7
266
131
9
358
313
22
94,598
641
35
176,569
1,513
14
5,922
121
16
30,110
394
8
88,676
520
19
146,459
1,119
220
3,294,119
1,732
15
4,627,379
9,423
2
201
115
9
293
278
5
20,949
522
22
23,097
1,114
5
3,085
125
5
3,820
345
17,864
397
17
19,277
769
943,826
714
1,413,965
8,003
16
13
36
20
25
7
11
13
4
3
34
43
98
224
5
7
93
217
20
15
16
31
23
41
16
30
517
1,013
25
194
492
819
123
468
54
IB
15
766
264
100
73
666
191
1,287
2,234
4
12
19
77
164
221
9,601
10,717
145
177
251,162
251,926
74,684
64,204
176,478
187,722
1,254,743
1,211,913
102
152
316,868
376,839
47,476
72,523
269,392
304,316
592,816
831,910
60
79
3,284
1,426
2,406
468
878
958
1,925
1,850
35
56
248
350
41
61
207
289
2,470
2,676
50
55
7,840
6,496
2,365
1,924
5,475
4,572
14,047
10,090
77
79
32,849
42,316
5,377
6,363
27,472
35,953
1,608,472
1,641,105
52
63
2,076
2,777
460
535
1,616
2,242
84,433
77,667
18
44
21
23
20
15
57
3
54
104
33
235
52
354
148
461
285
848
24
228
49
484
1,166
7,697
4,385
15,670
306
759
1,197
2,357
860
6,938
3,188
13,313
3,639
7,627
L5.328
19,859
15
151
34
409
7,809
3,181
8,892
8,522
3,183
419
1,350
1,429
4,626
2,762
7,542
7,093
9,084
760
.4,589
6,162
17
161
29
328
109
760
100
1,430
30
80
6
182
79
680
94
1,248
112
812
223
2,533
12
121
24
266
303
637
391
1.11A
18
169
11
177
285
468
380
937
391
2,291
1,272
8,231
7
77
9
261
17
588
32
2,116
9
76
1
295
8
512
31
1,821
1
51
25
1,150
11
89
11
256
95
313
75
1,092
24
68
57
196
71
245
18
896
3,560
103
273
8,086
12
102
12
226
68
472
61
1,071
20
51
4
165
48
421
57
906
311
316
1,823
9,044
1
4
2
6
1
2
1
4
4
22
8
41
1
13
7
28
1
2
1Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
213
Part 5 of 5
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
314
133
43
135
424
233
87
178
283
150
75
278.
115
45
1
590
210
72
244
569
395
127
249
449
279
114
622
194
119
2
730
351
886
500
1,829
903
639
3,404
1,807
685
202
802
375
200
3
1,228
423
889
998
2,166
1,172
829
3,834
2,683
1,021
243
1,401
493
253
4
285
128
36
132
389
222
78
163
275
144
75
267
111
43
5
563
204
70
243
516
359
117
228
438
276
116
596
186
118
6
14,274
5,520
12,289
12,365
40,487
17,272
8,853
90,839
47,053
15,201
5,049
14,074
6,679
2,112
7
23,667
8,408
13,995
26,125
46,563
23,022
15,254
84,747
73,725
26,487
4,576
25,329
7,850
4,900
8
2,447
944
2,296
768
6,375
3,576
1,152
25,766
4,439
4,217
3,113
2,472
973
642
'->
5,$Z2
1,650
3,712
2,822
8,523
3,869
2,704
16,352
12,119
4,896
261
3,452
1,522
620
10
11,827
4,576
9,993
11,597
34,112
13,696
7,701
65,073
42,614
10,984
1,936
11,602
5,706
1,470
u
17,845
6,758
10,283
23,303
38,040
19,153
12,550
68,395
61,606
21,591
4,315
21,877
6,328
4,280
12
33,420
5,965
49,570
34,829
206,367
52,629
45,683
558,242
104,489
55,242
2,132
22,835
15,181
2,642
13
26,240
11,875
43,846
70,975
171,333
53,858
25,854
467,582
194,001
43,477
2,523
31,733
14,337
3,693
14
173
60
27
23
247
160
45
89
62
86
8
179
60
17
15
407
111
42
59
361
334
74
129
145
162
8
462
113
45
16
4,771
2,951
36,708
183
52,995
11,605
12,225
78,897
12,805
6,353
27
8,318
4,751
1,618
17
7,721
2,602
29,340
495
59,747
17,481
30,892
65,975
11,670
11,789
17
18,601
6,124
679
IS
1,101
1,432
4,862
22
11,715
2,836
1,756
15,677
3,119
992
16
2,827
1,149
745
19
2,047
798
3,838
244
10,380
3,230
1,922
23,149
1,740
3,286
5
5,130
2,825
258
20
3,670
1,519
31,846
161
41,280
8,769
10,469
63,220
9,666
5,361
11
5,491
3,602
873
21
5,674
1,804
25,502
251
49,367
14,251
28,970
62,826
9,930
8,503
12
13,471
3,299
421
22
1,095
2,858
31,775
59
91,725
8,651
25,005
134,693
11,932
12,277
1
2,355
2,075
1,541
23
3,618
1,837
35,565
86
115,758
14,541
23,302
155,435
11,612
9,370
3
7,062
3,031
602
24
206
96
19
67
299
138
55
108
125
91
21
171
72
25
2 5
394
148
32
136
367
225
91
146
194
169
23
384
126
54
26
1,385
870
908
1,046
4,309
1,043
828
8,141
2,263
1,420
172
1,428
454
346
27
2,640
883
3,794
1,701
4,847
1,334
1,354
9,192
5,036
1,371
146
2,740
570
427
28
260
245
478
226
1,420
301
336
1,735
313
1,031
143
748
98
171
29
651
214
3,554
372
1,159
272
792
4,742
751
294
20
749
62
57
30
1,125
625
430
820
2,889
742
492
6,406
1,950
389
29
680
356
175
31
1,989
669
240
1,329
3,688
1,062
562
4,450
4,285
1,077
126
1,991
508
370
32
1,669
411
646
1,493
5,489
856
1,038
8,215
2,561
400
11
850
428
237
33
2,608
982
235
1,448
4,864
943
817
5,993
5,166
1,042
35
1,594
678
261
34
152
47
11
20
231
104
28
45
41
48
6
115
59
14
35
328
108
25
62
305
139
65
87
85
107
8
329
113
40
36
951
771
53
627
2,904
8,730
4,319
15,499
3,977
1,086
19
2,335
434
91
37
2,726
604
99
1,124
4,038
4,171
5,122
21,465
6,941
1,702
154
5,617
777
234
38
188
317
7
424
282
204
43
1,746
180
344
15
775
15
27
39
1,268
133
16
51
828
1,392
130
555
185
248
16
1,525
77
37
40
763
454
46
203
2,622
8,526
4,276
13,753
3,797
742
4
1,560
419
64
41
1,458
471
83
1,073
3,210
2,779
4,992
20,910
6,756
1,454
138
4,092
700
197
42
4,337
650
195
1,254
32,530
30,281
21,175
154,432
31,706
4,519
8
5,468
1,667
144
43
12,423
6,404
672
6,496
32,524
24,697
26,416
156,276
38,517
8,442
290
20,731
6,866
2,061
44
1B5
55
8
19
169
99
32
53
58
36
10
135
39
15
4:.
383
103
16
66
217
209
51
64
103
69
13
350
85
21
46
2,271
484
392
331
2,647
1,194
387
3,251
1,266
377
55
1,179
330
48
47
4,939
775
474
698
2,046
2,133
420
2,436
2,047
355
51
2,701
959
81
48
474
175
25
93
653
273
155
414
155
149
34
292
151
17
49
859
238
37
109
536
588
94
538
373
145
13
595
392
24
50
1,797
309
367
238
1,994
921
232
2,837
1,111
228
21
887
179
31
51
4,080
537
437
589
1,510
1,545
326
1,898
1,674
210
38
2,106
567
57
52
541
129
794
103
3,742
409
699
3,256
1,366
174
...
336
58
10
53
1,425
445
373
447
1,447
998
355
1,343
1,306
142
4
1,197
713
68
54
130
37
17
21
279
95
41
67
66
70
5
114
62
17
55
253
75
25
48
326
223
63
85
115
101
5
331
95
35
56
874
187
764
84
4,717
433
1,279
1,656
1,008
1,561
19
491
1,445
366
57
1,427
393
2,141
190
9,865
974
1,121
1,694
706
2,612
24
1,595
2,819
127
56
335
79
29
26
796
88
119
258
77
133
16
73
591
124
59
426
98
1,704
47
1,710
189
146
315
111
730
554
495
39
60
539
108
735
58
3,921
345
1,160
1,398
931
1,448
3
418
654
242
61
1,001
295
437
143
8,155
785
975
1,379
595
1,882
24
1,041
2,324
88
62
8,858
1,307
19,079
467
205,453
2,051
70,539
89,997
11,511
15,894
33
1,354
22,642
570
63
10,194
2,182
17,126
860
78,164
10,538
18,057
26,293
16,366
11,012
...
10,917
25,500
613
64
91
24
20
23
207
69
33
65
60
78
2
67
63
15
65
224
62
31
37
223
146
45
73
no
112
2
193
113
30
66
513
93
1,126
85
2,536
273
207
872
881
982
3
215
384
37
67
1,164
217
1,534
161
7,171
489
340
2,834
994
1,810
5
897
645
88
68
263
52
133
21
1,103
89
103
389
93
372
29
74
15
69
295
62
478
37
1,402
112
90
156
172
353
2
272
130
11
70
250
41
993
64
1,433
184
104
483
788
610
3
186
310
22
71
869
155
1,056
124
5,769
377
250
2,678
822
1,457
3
625
515
77
72
3,362
177
77,510
972
51,869
2,221
2,917
23,710
11,853
9,552
25
234
8,152
210
73
7,726
1,458
42,016
1,102
132,700
3,948
2,697
28,004
19,381
17,830
5
1,739
14,367
1,805
74
9
3
2
1
109
14
23
40
3
6
11
28
2
75
14
8
10
1
292
21
64
197
5
13
23
60
10
76
6
3
10
1
147
3
27
102
5
5
9
22
4
77
a
5
...
145
18
37
95
...
8
14
38
6
78
1
...
3
286
1
34
92
1
3
1
64
4
79
15
6
6
37
48
14
26
13
14
41
22
2
80
27
15
19
75
122
54
201
16
17
98
46
3
81
7
5
15
9
10
6
11
2
3
6
8
. . .
82
20
10
4
66
112
48
190
14
14
92
38
3
83
3
1
2
92
15
69
274
9
124
25
5
...
84
214
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
Part 5 of 5
County Table ll.-FARMS REPORTING ACREAGE AND QUANTITY
Item
(For definitions and expl&natio
, see text)
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Schuylkill
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..
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 bushels 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 bushels 1959. .
1954. .
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 bushels 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 bushels 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..
Trees of all ages 1959. .
Trees not of bearing age 1959..
Trees of bearing age 1959..
Quantity harvested bushels 1959..
Quinces farms reporting 1959..
Trees of all ages 1959..
Trees not of bearing age 1959 . .
Trees of bearing age 1959 . .
Quantity harvested bushels 1959.,
167
261
1,128
1,553
164
278
29,091
36,282
7,781
10,638
21,310
25,644
170,412
113,393
111
183
24,364
21,788
7,368
4,553
16,996
17,235
40,813
33,231
120
188
2,299
2,758
717
1,341
1,582
1,417
2,710
1,545
64
140
2,026
3,405
463
693
1,563
2,712
2,764
13,490
54
95
363
997
190
451
173
546
186
176
74
121
399
528
159
111
240
417
2,794
3,997
61
81
306
320
91
131
215
189
1,288
2,041
19
42
29
13
7
25
52
6
26
74
217
228
23
70
3,098
4,273
1,165
1,061
1,933
3,212
10,974
11,291
17
53
5,219
2,996
950
1,284
4,269
1,712
5,724
3,980
20
56
706
1,070
249
432
457
638
1,109
462
37
251
259
63
56
188
203
1,750
1,685
11
24
1,773
375
188
102
1,585
273
559
177
18
36
822
730
87
106
735
624
8,866
6,162
15
44
231
240
70
76
161
164
2,236
2,318
3
6
3
3
10
3
14
153
314
996
924
151
301
21,598
18,633
2,688
5,264
18,910
13,369
119,972
52,342
75
151
21,624
16,399
926
5,041
20,698
11,358
56,792
27,909
100
195
1,637
1,930
292
666
1,345
1,264
2,490
1,938
49
102
2,887
3,416
1,877
266
1,010
3,150
10,983
13,183
38
68
307
453
60
182
247
271
335
329
71
98
317
455
68
121
249
334
5,735
3,998
59
74
242
262
114
113
128
149
1,367
3,269
44
130
30
100
246
34
98
16
82
16
155
346
1,076
1,665
142
304
21,871
33,017
5,570
17,775
16,301
15,242
63,112
51,403
89
210
16,556
24,491
1,871
3,851
14,685
20,640
24,357
24,396
81
189
858
1,669
229
494
629
1,175
1,465
1,809
27
92
665
1,438
75
269
590
1,169
4,505
21,355
45
98
927
1,143
237
322
690
821
750
983
54
147
956
1,694
164
1,044
792
650
18,284
12,298
60
142
350
836
94
232
256
604
14,719
17,092
18
42
18
24
30
38
79
327
491
28
70
29,919
11,996
1,259
3,813
28,660
8,183
46,738
37,677
18
48
2,870
6,911
423
1,562
2,447
5,349
4,824
7,323
18
49
434
293
144
92
290
201
475
280
13
36
51
184
15
42
36
142
375
1,248
10
21
84
67
22
21
62
46
20
35
17
37
13,768
2,176
153
766
13,615
1,410
89,745
16,516
18
47
125
277
48
75
77
202
2,089
4,725
5
17
13
7
29
21
4
7
696
615
610
120
86
495
393
1,646
2
7
40
342
10
62
30
280
50
1,400
2
3
46
23
8
46
15
110
85
2,288
3
200
168
116
156
32
79
2,090
3,119
401
420
1,689
2,699
3,791
4,322
13
41
925
998
17
60
908
938
1,551
344
17
45
111
209
14
57
97
152
230
122
32
176
174
*48
176
126
1,016
1,770
11
33
43
115
3
34
40
81
20
17
29
321
170
17
17
31
3
20
14
11
167
234
2
3
3
1
57
68
96
110
60
66
2,461
2,569
436
316
2,025
2,253
3,541
2,244
3
9
28
82
26
16
2
66
67
17
20
85
170
17
38
68
132
22
63
6
22
123
6
118
16
5
48
197
12
10
61
58
16
14
45
12
27
68
5
25
22
43
43
620
2
1
5
50
5
50
1Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees and grapevines.
PENNSYLVANIA
OF CROPS HARVESTED: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
215
Part 5 of 5
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
97
263
23
73
61
55
90
88
458
160
423
57
300
1
165
514
36
146
136
94
226
167
1,114
337
1,331
202
395
2
1,290
771
66
213
360
356
383
167
1,489
473
984
327
4,950
3
1,428
1,201
98
562
462
614
285
2,576
847
2,472
1,234
5,592
367
4
75
257
22
71
60
48
89
81
439
162
420
52
244
5
136
514
34
145
133
85
214
167
1,077
339
1,289
193
313
6
29,474
15,918
1,478
5,740
11,257
4,682
8,720
2,588
30,867
10,529
18,970
13,279
81,533
7
31,830
23,890
1,247
10,454
10,623
7,088
15,898
6,141
50,373
23,539
38,123
41,875
90,309
8
8,185
2,861
449
570
1,574
2,463
1,835
310
6,289
1,644
4,478
2,685
19,949
9
7,639
3,726
209
2,151
1,484
2,696
4,054
783
6,818
3,257
6,615
4,516
29,088
10
21,289
13,057
1,029
5,170
9,683
2,219
6,885
2,278
24,578
8,885
14,492
10,594
61,584
11
24,191
20,164
1,038
8,303
9,139
4,392
11,844
5,358
43,555
20,282
31,508
37,359
61,221
12
174,320
49,651
656
17,407
51,138
13,242
38,340
830
92,608
25,449
41,534
36,717
514, 147
13
86,694
35,618
1,100
20,130
39,895
13,510
26,042
3,457
91,699
43,592
60,710
50,616
341,316
14
66
83
9
23
10
30
49
25
269
50
257
15
214
15
109
190
16
51
25
39
130
80
863
126
1,061
57
290
16
40,494
3,167
159
162
51
9,893
1,727
545
12,438
302
7,979
1,834
163,453
17
44,744
2,583
97
488
220
7,489
3,153
542
18,640
793
19,689
4,310
181,976
lfl
7,087
521
89
57
22
2,120
906
32
4,349
88
2,854
1,031
35,866
1"
4,143
1,514
23
214
122
2,303
1,496
158
3,369
264
6,036
2,391
21,061
20
33,407
2,646
70
105
29 '
7,773
821
513
8,089
214
5,125
803
127,587
21
40,601
1,069
74
274
98
5,186
1,657
384
15,271
529
13,653
1,919
160,915
22
40,412
209
12
185
11
13,204
1,019
24
8,581
64
2,182
280
329,144
23
38,865
460
51
146
18
5,629
455
149
16,299
437
15,880
1,968
333,973
24
40
191
15
39
24
34
49
45
277
110
310
28
170
23
81
346
18
69
60
46
132
101
716
198
1,009
89
201
26
2,195
1,153
85
• 294
1,084
372
311
176
2,225
725
2,785
1,263
8,285
27
858
2,045
125
649
514
961
627
482
3,846
1,293
5,610
688
5,123
28
1,042
153
22
50
924
150
168
41
1,000
102
822
539
2,683
29
171
462
9
149
202
302
174
107
734
325
1,393
127
2,328
30
1,153
1,000
63
244
160
222
143
135
1,225
623
1,963
724
5,602
31
687
1,583
116
500
312
659
453
375
3,112
968
4,217
561
2,795
}:
1,861
1,191
74
110
278
305
118
145
1,044
871
1,778
625
10,353
33
879
1,851
44
115
285
768
302
134
3,496
736
5,871
518
4,613
34
20
143
10
18
10
15
30
19
175
44
166
9
79
35
39
251
14
50
42
24
117
56
482
113
720
36
126
36
171
714
46
69
38
70
204
99
2,660
166
1,795
207
7,180
37
1,093
1,172
46
267
561
101
787
619
7,862
497
7,904
982
12,549
38
92
70
9
20
12
49
29
53
333
25
391
2
992
39
19
160
19
90
216
14
392
201
1,506
94
2,430
719
1,205
40
79
644
37
49
26
21
175
46
2,327
141
1,404
205
6,188
41
1,074
1,012
27
197
345
87
395
418
6,356
403
5,474
263
11,344
42
855
5,888
7
95
272
270
386
36
4,093
1,731
4,624
2,450
41,538
43
10,494
11,949
166
2,171
1,331
440
2,798
6,026
39,287
5,948
43,300
3,012
55,490
44
25
112
7
22
14
9
36
26
157
34
185
9
115
45
32
173
13
46
28
20
107
54
562
98
346
31
129
46
1,224
794
68
83
393
43
220
94
1,324
205
1,586
89
3,896
47
562
1,051
67
193
381
288
596
277
3,984
429
7,014
147
2,938
48
636
112
33
18
93
8
81
?2
65
332
20
406
47
1,188
49
236
262
11
79
67
235
237
788
139
1,540
18
653
50
588
682
35
65
300
35
139
62
992
185
1,180
42
2,708
51
326
789
56
114
314
53
359
212
3,196
290
5,474
129
2,285
52
684
286
11
13
293
7
114
8
774
333
193
125
6,600
53
166
243
32
32
177
15
418
25
2,495
151
5,574
28
4,065
54
39
98
8
23
15
22
37
13
197
43
198
12
152
55
74
137
7
43
27
31
94
38
581
69
845
38
178
56
2,655
478
111
144
1,179
98
159
24
1,002
207
1,127
92
19,474
57
2,555
538
18
238
653
111
557
174
3,249
237
4,290
164
14,078
58
1,177
160
94
35
113
13
31
16
273
38
305
69
2,564
59
1,917
196
6
109
252
34
139
46
581
61
822
61
3,443
60
1,478
318
17
109
1,066
85
128
8
729
169
822
23
16,910
61
638
342
12
129
401
77
418
128
2,668
176
3,468
103
10,635
62
24,067
3,182
228
2,811
11,109
1,666
978
15
3,151
3,903
9,559
285
871,818
63
12,777
1,960
109
1,615
16,177
744
4,314
358
21,864
2,915
42,891
1,586
343,694
64
34
101
7
8
10
21
15
6
153
22
161
7
125
65
63
212
8
23
16
32
57
25
516
63
649
33
138
66
852
604
37
19
474
130
34
13
639
166
799
24
1,623
67
2,142
1,609
17
60
249
191
264
159
2,089
309
2,444
111
3,186
68
382
143
16
11
124
50
20
10
234
23
287
8
632
69
156
622
3
47
112
28
196
39
394
77
703
8
1,230
70
470
461
21
8
350
80
14
3
405
143
512
16
991
71
1,986
987
14
13
137
163
68
120
1,695
232
1,741
103
1,956
72
21,926
4,266
180
200
5,035
4,101
16
. . .
1,958
5,420
3,636
60
78,000
73
22,881
2,756
40
50
4,044
1,243
568
372
18,549
3,095
20,869
960
33,804
74
13
7
1
3
5
4
4
35
4
22
1
53
75
40
21
3
3
36
10
7
54
6
44
1
422
76
26
17
3
3
33
8
7
26
3
27
323
77
14
4
3
2
28
3
17
1
99
76
40
6
...
5
...
2
1
2
...
124
79
10
11
1
1
5
2
4
70
7
53
3
26
30
38
14.
3
1
IS
6
4
224
10
140
3
106
31
4
4
...
1
6
3
1
47
1
19
1
60
3;
34
10
. . .
3
12
3
3
177
9
121
2
46
33
17
2
...
3
...
21
4
17
1
46
84
216
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
(Tor definitions
xplanations, see U?xt)
Nursery and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown lot sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold famis reporting 1959 . . .
dollar 1959.
1954 . .
fin farms with sales of s?,niKI or more farms reporting 1950 . . .
dollars 1950...
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 . . .
1954...
acres used for growing 1959. . .
1954 . . .
gales dollars 1959 .. .
1954 . . .
Cut flowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and betiding 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 . .
>,a|es dollars 1959. .
1954 . .
Vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms farms reporting 1959 . ,
H 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 . .
1954 . .
Sales dollars 1959 . .
1954 . .
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting 1959 . .
Sales of anv forest products farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959..
1954..
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1959
dollars 1959..
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959 ' .
dollars 1959..
Sales of firewood, pulpwood. fence posts,
sawlogs, and Christinas trees farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Sales of olher miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959 .
dollars 1959 . .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1959. -
1954..
cords (4' X 4' x S')19S9..
1954 . .
Sales farms reporting 1959. .
cords (I' x 4' x 6') 1959..
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959 . .
cords (4' x 4' x S'l 1959..
The State Adams Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Bedford Berks Blair Bradford
, no Is cut farms reporting 1959..
1954 . .
number 1959..
1054.
gales farms reporting 19 59.
number 1954 .
Snwlogs anil i it logs cul farms reporting 1959,
1054
thousands of board feel 1959.
1954 V
Sal.-s farms reporting 1959.
thousands of board feet 1950.
Christmas trees sold farms reporting 1959.
numboi 10 19
Maple sirui nlc farms reporting 1959.
1951.
gallons 1059.
1 95 I
Buckers hung .
. farms reporting 1959 .
number 1959 .
3,828
58,800,460
39,686,526
2,096
53,246,434
1,532
1,037
16,483
9,213
11,195,426
7,773,509
1,875
1,664
1,532
1,342
18,977,360
16,606,176
694
748
1,807
1,356
26,627,116
19,587,658
1,315
1,104
1,217
985
25,812,486
16,552,855
144
220
733
539
20,977,918
12,325,359
14,024
5,307
5,113,335
3,167,469
2,520
1,770,204
3,558
3,343,131
3,389
2,748,507
308
594,624
7,665
20,258
99,780
274,628
707
14,316
901
38,128
3,364
11,935
564,812
1,900,771
367
129,506
1,627
6,421
15,454
66,428
743
11,713
1,129
737,643
1,063
1,759
96,113
121,348
1,063
445,506
31
287,568
209,403
14
278,153
17
16
229
146
238,664
168,771
12
9
9
6
44,010
21,850
4
6
4
9
45,154
32,200
7
6
5
4
9,202
4,408
2
3
3
1
3,750
8,432
357
86
68,142
34,260
34
26,575
65
41,567
64
40,507
3
1,060
275
486
2,044
3,643
25
354
16
56
140
9,866
14,688
11
3,200
50
112
304
594
15
233
10
7,022
ZU
3,612,166
2,434,277
109
3,545,205
120
56
799
278
565,662
302,838
102
97
90
78
1,958,172
1,542,858
34
45
458
120
2,888,664
2,056,567
58
58
53
51
256,131
142,486
5
18
2
6
157,840
74,872
44
29
9,403
19,217
11
3,508
19
5,895
19
5,895
19
71
98
1,789
3
25
7
62
2,612
8,336
1
1,000
2
10
7
99
15
3,330
1
2
37
164, 528
119,141
12
148,386
28
13
180
58
109,352
49,979
14
6
10
4
34,610
68,320
4
3
2
6
51,588
61,226
7
6
5
3,485
5,460
3,588
7,936
123
77
39,882
27,283
32
18,360
48
21,522
40
19,651
11
1,871
13
14
85
120
27
144
2,660
31,991
4
620
23
79
155
1,134
6
94
30
9,611
2
60
230,320
275,299
19
212,145
44
31
357
376
94,636
161,359
15
16
11
12
117,956
90,596
7
11
123,010
103,655
9
11
7
7
19,778
14,726
2
6
1
2
12,674
10,285
95
47
14,022
17,855
22
7,373
30
6,649
30
6,649
90
221
582
6
28
12
18,964
14,485
4
14,624
5
13
11
52
4,630
8,930
7
6
5
2
8,024
2,100
2
5
(Z)
9
10,724
4,650
5
2
4
2
4,586
3,070
1
1
(Z>
1
3,610
905
335
203
232,339
97,110
85
67,761
163
164,578
154
141,830
13
22,748
122
463
640
4,662
21
252
111
25
45
70
295
1,824
4,356
9,539
41,146
1
13
75
1,836
3
32
26
198
5
315
332
1,777
1
19
1
165
22
17
4,075
16,060
32
54
4,242
3,531
32
20,295
195
2,692,951
1,883,385
123
2,650,583
66
39
714
595
447,952
522,500
74
88
43
58
355,352
367, 584
37
44
39
54
511,966
428,285
49
1,407,562
959,575
1,733,033
932,600
111
112,701
45,819
41
42,245
85
70,456
85
69,134
6
1,322
157
724
1,234
5,277
20
433
37
206
5,925
15,301
7
2,986
27
161
568
730
13
468
54
24,235
40
270,738
261,047
18
261,011
9
11
33
34
47,819
35,533
24
21
22
15
244,712
144,306
8
12
6
9
215,830
165,475
17
25
16
21
17,037
14,576
2
7,089
60,039
76
47
36,047
11, 593
28
11,862
33
24,185
33
23,753
2
432
29
221
196
1,927
3
9
18
16
89
2,753
10,448
3
275
9
57
140
336
6
2,347
1
8
20
49
1
40
133
43,655
Z Reported in small fractions.
1Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup.
2Includes sales of standing timber.
PENNSYLVANIA
217
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954
Bucks Butler Cambria Cameron Carbon Centre Chester Clarion
169
3,119,891
1,868,600
111
2,980,650
81
54
749
295
676,215
220,558
121
87
103
70
1,858,455
1,161,909
51
53
143
151
2,411,400
1,271,933
31
27
30
20
51,691
252,079
5
15
11
43
32,279
376,309
186
53
17,685
11,251
20
10,722
39
6,963
38
6,409
2
554
150
277
820
1,974
20
300
29
110
2,163
7,823
6
415
12
399
12
667
1
85
4,494,177
2,486,495
31
1,166,171
51
37
732
214
750,895
169,791
33
30
25
26
333,114
400,436
14
9
12
22
399,634
251,872
19
16
17
15
3,918,303
2,520,351
2
2
1
2
3,343,648
2,064,832
230
108
65,914
100,694
52
27,332
63
38,582
56
37,100
9
1,482
94
118
757
782
11
161
49
167
6,933
25,075
5
1,956
20
124
58
1,437
5
17
38
21,797
4
3
33
69
40
429,468
370,456
17
412,491
14
8
108
65
82,613
19,760
24
22
23
21
139,695
278,099
4
5
7
7
230,260
340,111
19
14
19
14
62,371
19,116
116,595
10,585
113
73
69,376
68,677
31
32,966
51
36,410
41
32,139
15
4,271
25
117
93
830
2
11
6
50
25
113
2,179
19,480
3
260
25
136
106
1,574
18
73
13
18,122
3
5
39
59
3
287
12
9
3,862
1,068
1
1,450
9
2,412
9
2,412
74
187
4
14
12
675
1,335
21
131,203
131,903
8
119,088
12
3
38
16
18,880
2,116
7
80,510
66,502
1
5
50
4
102,468
118,987
5
3
5
3
15,925
7,100
9,855
10,800
57
27
20,724
9,834
3
2,050
27
18,674
27
16,474
1
2,200
31
101
221
548
6
39
7
19
555
1,710
1
100
5
24
14
177
1
(z)
21
10, 533
21
90,108
26,750
7
79,978
9
6
63
8
28,450
4,850
10
3
9
3
67,590
19,300
2
47,528
21,900
11
10
13,137
2
(Z)
14,130
210
78
59,330
24,427
27
10,876
66
48,454
61
47,548
10
906
125
194
809
1,836
10
162
26
1,763
46
102
4,266
12,829
4
450
36
83
193
341
11
108
17
2,714
540
17,666,998
10,891,271
488
16,628,133
53
42
887
606
1,332,247
853,662
89
96
84
86
1,782,374
2,057,716
17
37
109
249
2,691,910
2,779,926
424
288
415
284
17,189,821
10,747,380
11
10
8
28
13,642,841
7,257,683
288
126
105,409
54,511
87
64,212
57
41,197
55
40,897
2
300
153
517
1,206
3,678
22
249
3
109
30
183
2,671
19,116
3
200
39
131
647
1,775
19
503
11
6,322
16
118,397
88,711
10
113,287
96
39
85,387
68,211
9
10
9
7
34,678
20,710
1
24,730
12,120
7
10
7
10
10,420
11,060
8,280
8,380
91
63
54,747
10,177
40
38,857
31
15,890
28
15,447
5
443
9
12
106
144
2
44
1
40
21
63
3,602
7,715
4
1,020
13
36
104
345
6
64
16
6,822
2
2
2
210,975
119,801
22
200,943
23
11
274
125
103,998
32,015
20
12
16
11
93,100
50,932
1
99,117
62,395
12
12
12
11
22,695
26,202
1
3
1
2
7,860
25,391
137
90
64,562
46,965
39
19,433
64
45,129
63
42,394
5
2,735
19
51
96
389
9
55
30
920
42
78
4,730
16,145
4
1,650
22
80
153
1,936
13
130
16
10,526
5
7
57
95
5
206
17
41,540
27,554
6
32,817
14
10
12
9
27,422
21,505
5
3
119
6
28,816
16,969
9
10
8
9
37,160
23,982
1
1
1
1
12,724
10,525
83
19
20,848
14,285
10
3,748
16
17,100
15
17,070
2
30
58
166
528
1,873
3
24
13
71
1,695
7,527
2
480
12
55
77
316
2
12
5
2,004
2
6
5
145
2
20
46
933,869
711,882
21
911,673
16
13
104
48
48,200
29,395
29
23
21
21
485,650
583,168
15
14
28
26
878,160
676,098
11
7
8
6,523
15,450
1
3
(Z)
1
7,509
6,389
143
47
87,638
22,106
22
21,383
31
66,255
29
64,505
4
1,750
72
246
830
2,204
3
32
3
219
35
140
5,422
15,257
2
600.
32
112
184
531
6
71
21
37,175
3
6
59
56
3
260
54
240,940
176,457
16
221, 531
29
10
706
38
125,305
25,755
21
23
16
16
110,186
134,906
7
10
3
28
111,876
125, 613
14
16
9
11
3,716
9,692
6
6
5
1
3,759
25,089
787
206
289,014
187,220
116
95,369
135
193,645
131
143,682
8
49,963
583
1,026
10,199
20,612
30
495
39
1,137
146
513
25,803
70,886
10
8,210
73
266
929
3,333
39
799
32
45,978
99
164
11,624
13,572
99
50,858
56
785, 212
316,838
34
771,762
18
10
89
71
180,110
97,800
37
41
28
33
404,951
301,650
21
13
13
7
566,165
185,873
13
22
12
18
19,080
37,332
5
2
3
38,937
33,165
156
51
35,599
14,295
19
5,947
36
29,652
35
29,340
2
312
108
477
875
3,527
19
309
Dauphin
5
433
15
134
1,384
12,373
8
985
17
54
62
179
9
8,962
52
302,938
101,227
22
285,865
23
7
122
31
130,235
10,079
27
23
22
17
72,995
80,765
14
7
19
22
155,567
32,197
13
7
8
6
11,259
13,098
18
1
17,136
8,951
91
43
20, 631
13,405
17
4,775
31
15,856
31
15,782
1
74
47
150
499
' 1,367
10
173
3
220
14
65
2,430
5,910
4
350
26
47
102
326
3
20
17
4,959
1
71
71
218
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
(For definitions am! explanations, see text)
Fayette
rfuntingdon
Nursery and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, and bulbs sold fam-.s reporting 195(1 . .
dollars 1859..
1954 . .
On farms with sales of ?2,ri00 or more farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting 1959 . .
1054 . .
acres used for growing 1959 . .
1954..
Sales 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 . .
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 . .
acreB used for growing 1959 , .
1954..
Sales dollars 1959..
1954..
Any forest products cut and/or sold. farms reporting 1959 . .
Sales of anv forest products farms reporting 1959 ' .
dollars 1959..
1954..
Sales of standing timber farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959..
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting 1959 ' .
dollars 1959..
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Chrisbnas trees farms reporting 1959 . .
dollars 1959 . .
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting 1959 '.
dollars 1959 . .
Firewood and fuelwood cut farms reporting 1959 , .
1951 . .
cords (4'x 4' x S') 1959 . .
1954 . .
Sales farms reporting 1959 . .
cords (I' x4' xS') 1959..
Pulpwood sold farms reporting 1959 . .
cords (I' X 4' X 8') 1959..
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 bonrd feet
Christmas trees sold farms reporting
number
Maple sirup made farms reporting
gallons
Buckets hung farms reporting
number
1959..
1954 . .
1959 . .
1954..
1959..
1954 . .
1959..
1954* •
1959 . ,
1954J.
1959..
1959..
1959 . .
1959 .
1959..
1954 . ,
1959 . .
1954 . .
1959..
1959 . .
99
2,998,878
2,612,118
74
2,880,668
42
30
352
208
383,800
396,150
71
72
60
56
1,203,779
1,026,145
31
42
202
120
2,490,753
2,148,976
25
10
22
8
166,957
76,050
5
3
5
2
124,325
66,992
35
16
36,609
8,544
9
28,989
13
7,620
13
7,620
27
29
528
497
11
469
10
232
1,255
1
30
10
51,632
34,428
3
49,122
7
7
2,000
1,300
5
19,950
39,091
4
1
3
1
49,122
32,978
2
1
2
1
452
13
510
150
61
33
24,297
12,097
10
7,588
26
16,709
24
15,842
3
867
31
47
218
722
2
7
10
42
1,060
7,163
1
100
50
37
4
27
6
2,340
3
7
65
150
3
425
93
1,166,156
1,089,191
33
1,133,828
56
72
1,116
1,343
514,552
911,466
45
30
33
20
460,055
115,184
18
17
11
26
634,931
157,006
17
18
15
14
24,221
33,148
1
12
16,673
20,719
528
170
262,386
183,850
100
123,177
101
139,209
100
73,952
3
65,257
312
733
5,577
14,544
19
224
25
43
210,074
123,475
19
195,950
27
13
96
33
43,151
9,365
153,815
61,535
10
137,689
97,310
14
12
12
10
35,645
23,095
2
3
1
1
29,234
16,800
95
56
121,113
27,695
26
14,500
31
106,613
19
18,325
18
88,288
14
41
768
492
3
603
139
37
441
73
26,715
4,504
81,519
18,400
10
5
2,510
624
56
13
185
44
545
158
2,022
471
26
6
362
125
41
6
21,755
1,410
96
3
142
3
15,532
27
20,400
76
96
3
69,537
118
7,318
600
1
2,276
80
5,042
1
1
1
2,520
1,500
2,276
600
46
14
12,023
17,190
6
7,927
9
4,096
4,011
1
85
33
40
539
648
3
37
22
575
2,666
269
1
1
3
846
26
386,778
297,894
12
371,264
60
22
136,835
108,375
191,648
117,389
241,549
183,519
1
3
1
10,446
900
1
1
(Z)
(Z)
8,394
6,000
280
98
48,018
26,094
58
22,412
67
25 ,606
67
25,586
1
20
199
485
1,268
4,075
20
132
28
38
177
3,879
14,316
8
865
32
115
275
1,044
17
215
31-
1
2
'1
(D)
6,040
2
19
3,025
1
1
1
1
770
,640
(D)
3,000
1
1
1
1
320
90
(D)
15
275
153
98,729
67,812
64
35,958
122
62,771
121
61,911
3
860
166
401
1,208
4,797
15
286
97
21
98
2,316
10,691
6
1,260
36
91
345
2,106
23
277
2
250
3
'is
5
(D)
28,369
2
(D)
3
4
9
9
(D)
3,900
2
3
2
2
3,900
29,000
1
(D)
22,809
2
2
2
1
3,180
1:\'
(Z)
(D)
1,660
190
69
26,881
19,563
42
11,701
32
15,180
30
13,227
6
1,953
35
49
823
804
3
458
113
260
21,069
48,527
16
4,308
17
58
103
417
6
56
5
630
1
9
25
53
1
75
D Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual operations .
Z Reported in small fractions .
1Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup .
Includes sales of standing timber.
PENNSYLVANIA
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
219
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
McKean
Mercer
Mifflin
Monroe
93
42
7
65
223
53
24
51
138
42
20
55
21
29
1
1,348,991
266,817
16,295
275,285
2,029,980
530,084
239,611
590,476
849,854
390,833
98,719
216,031
57,071
389,248
2
1,088,826
169,370
1,631
273,614
1,802,410
368,620
110,712
499,224
644,281
277,619
108,295
141,461
44,593
266,653
a
28
19
3
31
123
18
12
36
74
18
7
21
7
15
4
1,315,377
253,458
14,725
253,278
1,976,182
509,946
229,877
577,824
810,997
380,456
90,585
199,260
48,645
381,048
5
67
20
1
18
52
30
9
14
31
21
5
36
8
15
6
32
13
13
32
15
3
18
20
18
7
26
1
11
7
1,349
386
(Z)
87
365
244
51
58
292
191
22
295
33
329
8
812
74
30
230
143
2
34
57
100
33
75
2
239
9
1,251,023
31,365
100
28,645
312,893
131,435
18,220
32,069
78,418
65,696
3,300
58,866
15,476
198, 583
10
1,030,533
39,270
36,925
394,337
66,020
900
23,882
90,052
33,717
4,075
40,942
4,923
172,728
11
29
22
5
48
147
22
19
42
88
17
13
19
10
9
IS
14
12
1
48
125
15
9
32
70
22
15
18
11
9
13
20
20
4
43
111
17
11
37
80
11
11
13
10
8
11
10
11
1
46
110
12
9
20
68
17
15
12
10
9
IS
72,965
302,620
9,310
268,574
1,201,949
135,590
80,384
242,927
656,679
172,193
78,108
94,305
37,051
18,360
II.
19,697
156,730
750
258,730
1,087,479
121,850
69,550
231,440
487,453
274,223
98,375
114,826
28,152
12,135
IT
12
6
2
10
72
7
12
18
23
11
4
8
1
7
ie
9
3
8
71
5
5
19
27
14
3
10
3
3
19
7
21
(Z)
10
92
5
13
22
46
15
2
10
1
5
20
5
2
12
98
5
3
20
41
13
1
41
18
1
21
82,034
220,320
12,825
233,610
1,488,069
307,114
212,802
527,517
671,357
318,055
90,705
149,810
31,445
27,315
2!
33,766
120,400
1,100
231,280
1,152,358
184,950
97,300
433,110
440,658
240,032
93,345
95,204
33,270
19,260
23
15
12
5
15
71
10
6
13
61
5
5
12
6
12
24
9
4
2
9
65
10
7
15
51
10
6
11
9
10
25
12
12
4
14
55
8
5
12
59
5
5
11
6
12
L'fi
9
4
2
8
41
9
7
13
51
7
5
9
9
9
27
24,262
27,639
3,066
29,465
265,965
192,115
7,840
15,243
152,989
19,800
3,100
8,493
25,197
116,244
28
11,950
9,740
894
19,060
160,963
153,530
11,230
42,328
202,528
7,860
15,600
4,684
20,162
61,172
29
3
2
1
2
18
2
3
2
2
1
1
2
30
2
1
2
29
2
2
6
11
3
1
2
2
31
2
1
(Z)
1
212
4
6
(z)
300
(Z)
(zj
2
32
1
(Z)
(Z)
110
1
(Z)
1
10
1
(zj
1
1
S3
15,934
15,132
3,370
13,030
229,018
91,535
8,589
30,890
100,079
7,082
4,714
7,355
10,150
163,350
34
24,527
9,700
531
5,409
255,715
117,650
12,512
42,232
113,571
3,870
10,875
5,315
6,400
74,665
35
300
129
145
172
367
155
46
93
169
274
134
406
242
100
36
236
98
66
48
182
36
26
12
56
97
40
124
44
29
37
396,723
108,859
44,347
24,595
165,084
22,716
8,901
4,059
36,195
56,475
56,034
86,883
31,020
36,387
39
68,372
32,916
50,849
13,150
45,047
11,501
54,158
4,406
27,449
64,478
49,844
76,153
20,582
7,256
39
57
63
33
24
102
17
11
3
26
40
19
78
25
10
40
25,211
46,159
17,677
10,750
73,913
7,375
3,047
1,818
14,188
24,575
19,526
48,615
8,111
5,280
41
198
52
44
30
100
25
17
9
39
64
30
59
32
24
42
371,512
62,700
26,670
13,845
91,171
15,341
5,854
2,241
22,007
31,900
36,508
38,268
22,909
31,107
43
186
48
44
29
96
25
15
9
33
64
30
57
32
24
44
365,224
59,458
26,509
11,543
89,328
15,161
5,041
2,241
19,220
29,316
34,634
35,252
22,905
31,009
45
20
9
1
2
9
3
6
2
3
1
46
6,288
3,242
161
2,302
1,843
180
813
2,787
2,584
1,874
3,016
4
98
47
25
9
81
65
181
79
22
87
91
175
53
235
191
77
48
47
38
284
138
884
150
136
134
291
611
100
535
336
162
49
114
184
637
1,795
1,120
658
155
537
539
2,091
707
2,525
1,989
1,853
50
1,322
543
2,297
1,341
5,325
1,107
1,266
1,015
3,532
11,017
2,209
6,411
2,937
1,541
51
1
5
5
7
35
4
3
4
3
13
5
13
8
10
52
12
167
19
69
299
45
16
88
11
324
57
125
611
1,158
53
6
9
35
7
10
18
1
19
5f
313
418
1,087
352
356
866
10
497
55
51
38
22
111
63
45
10
3
44
63
53
105
28
20
56
227
130
84
219
341
127
61
29
200
236
126
390
81
48
57
13,010
7,371
1,475
17,192
6,805
4,891
1,148
175
3,711
5,930
10,430
11,785
2,610
1,551
58
50,330
22,188
7,280
48,824
35,895
14, 928
14,928
3,010
21,750
25,945
23,175
51,583
12,662
4,302
59
7
7
2
4
20
4
5
3
3
6
1
3
60
7,115
3,100
200
395
2,282
325
390
250
1,450
1,215
12
330
61
33
16
20
13
49
37
8
3
14
35
10
51
25
10
62
128
69
115
38
206
86
36
30
91
156
41
202
83
44
63
352
259
77
159
558
272
76
7
59
316
176
231
89
38
64
1,466
780
1,573
255
1,285
502
848
62
516
1,734
917
2,643
407
240
65
15
14
5
9
21
6
4
8
21
6
14
3
1
66
268
229
42
159
470
169
23
45
212
165
123
45
7
67
167
18
2
11
27
11
5
5
25
24
5
27
6
15
68
227,876
23,617
1,510
1,527
35,242
3,885
2,293
555
11, 196
4,191
4,951
17,529
622
7,977
69
4
2
1
11
4
2
11
25
33
1
3
70
6
3
3
14
10
4
38
56
59
4
3
71
56
10
27
415
44
6
567
457
649
1
19
72
25
21
222
425
210
10
1,538
888
1,484
21
13
73
4
2
1
11
4
2
11
25
33
1
3
74
166
65
150
1,615
264
16
3,204
2,491
3,214
1
185
75
220
STATISTICS FOR COUNTIES
County Table 12.-NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS AND FOREST
(For definitions anil explanations, see text)
Montgomery
Northampton
North-
umberland
Perry
Phila-
delphia
Schuylkill
Nufsety and greenhouse products, flowers, vegetable
seeds and plants, and bulbs, grown for sale:
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and vegetable
seeds and plants, flowers, ami bulbs sold ...... farms reporting
dollars
On farms with sales of *2,000 or more .... farms reporting
dollars
Nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.) farms reporting
acres used for growing
Sales dollars
Cut (lowers, potted plants, florist
greens, and bedding plants farms reporting
Grown under glass farms reporting
square feet
Grown in the open farms reporting
acres used for growing
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
acres used for growing
Sales dollars
Any forest products cut and/or sold farms reporting
Sales of any forest products farms reporting
dollars
Sales of standing limber farms reporting
dollars
Sales of all other forest products farms reporting
dollars
Sales of firewood, pulpwood, fence posts,
sawlogs, and Christinas trees farms reporting
dollars
Sales of other miscellaneous products farms reporting
dollars
Firewood and fuel wood cut farms reporting
cords (4' x 4' x 8")
Sales farms reporting
cords (!' x4'x6')
Pulpwood sold farms reporting
cords (4' x 4' x 6')
Fence posts cut farms reporting
number
Sales farms reporting
number
Sawlogs and veneer logs cut Tamis reporting
thousands of hoard feet
Sales farms reporting
thousands of hoard feet
ChrisUnas trees sold farms reporting
number
Maple sirup made farms reporting
gallons
Uuckels hung farms reporting
number
050 . .
954 . .
959..
954..
954 . .
959 . .
959..
954..
959 . .
959..
959 '.
959..
.959
959.
959.
954.
959.
954.
959.
959.
.959..
954.
059.
.954.
.959.
954.
959.
.954 V
.959.
.954*.
959.
959.
163
5,004,885
3,146,092
107
4,963,193
91
70
1,502
1,277
1,527,727
822,301
93
103
84
92
2,387,418
1,992,759
22
34
28
32
3,459,433
2,291,837
15
32
13
22
22,890
70,218
2
14
1
9
17,725
31,954
70
20
4,100
22,534
6
1,883
15
2,217
15
1,617
1
600
54,
262
298
1,651
9
39
67
496
11,384
1
50
3
36
2
296
5
645
5
(D)
18,615
1
(D)
3
1
(D)
3
3
2
3
50,200
57,100
2
1
1
(Z)
CD)
18,415
1,700
1,100
D
200
70
13
10,817
4,135
5
1,800
10
9,017
10
8,794
52
109
564
840
2
154
13
36
1,152
7,292
2
350
7
34
84
380
2
45
3
1,350
51
381,612
455,871
27
372,605
19
13
41
72
59,545
81,250
36
39
26
24
231,993
200,253
16
18
17
18
288,299
356,238
14
11
13
10
24,631
28,285
2
3
1
33,768
18,383
44
19
13,792
11,080
9
9,620
13
4,172
13
4,172
24
201
189
1,577
3
42
10
76
1,495
5,046
1
1,000
5
52
10
241
2
6
51
836,873
280,408
23
817,206
10
28
118
17,636
58,500
35
27
31
25
226,427
177,150
12
9
8
10
326,865
185,928
17
17
14
15
1,127,512
53,460
5
7
4
492,372
35,980
46
25
17,326
24,419
9
7,532
18
9,794
18
9,794
14
111
242
958
9
57
696
6,977
3
195
13
68
34
727
3
2
7
1,573
1
2
46,329
20,025
17,547
4,543
21,815
15,958
1
3
(Z)
(Z)
23,632
14,542
5
5
3
5
2,388
2,890
2
1
2
(Z)
5,150
940
211
89
112,270
27,708
37
23,275
69
88,995
67
88,822
2
173
146
339
1,357
2,579
15
399
47
16
84
1,466
9,377
2
180
17
101
81
1,469
4
23
11
3,612
2
1
38
548,842
484,410
32
541,392
3
116
6
138,780
6,600
33
35
32
28
352,808
428,912
11
14
8
18
398,062
394,560
7,025
109,500
270
12,000
83,250
7
6
15,656
18,415
10,335
13,800
2
2
13,156
15,065
3
2
5
1
471
26
5
4
2,100
10,065
1,885
1,000
3
3
3
4
3
3
2
4
5,340
9,600
8,125
12,140
1
2
1
2
13,256
6,700
5,800
7,200
2
3
2
5
2
3
2
5
1,220
2,720
350
16,128
1
300
1,650
2,650
5,600
39
262
11
100
4,325
136,710
10,769
94,348
3
53
580
37,983
8
66
3,745
98,727
7
64
1,288
67,958
1
5
2,457
30,769
26
111
106
379
349
2,577
1,959
8,897
4
11
20
235
15
118
44
346
1,422
31,226
7,355
100,466
1
11
36
10,420
7
43
22
118
38
548
168
1,258
3
24
19
423
10
7,652
5
79
13
111
587
7,215
337
8,033
5
79
2,366
34,668
D Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual operations .
Z Reported in small fractions.
^Excludes farms reporting only sales of maple sirup.
2Includes sales of standing timber.
PENNSYLVANIA
PRODUCTS CUT ON FARMS: CENSUSES OF 1959 AND 1954-Continued
221
Slider
Somerset
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmore-
land
Wyoming
York
9
55
2
12
18
9
43
26
73
14
123
12
113
1
53,655
276,569
280
30,125
93,997
27,816
237,751
69,195
685,927
125,476
950,337
22,929
1,061,658
2
25,750
283,358
400
24,196
72,196
82,228
193,195
88,283
299,959
63,735
564,043
21,363
781,000
3
6
19
4
7
5
17
9
30
4
51
2
60
4
51,170
255,586
24,800
86,582
26,691
220,592
61,746
656,654
119,044
908,078
17,100
1,032,939
5
3
34
3
6
5
21
17
43
8
78
5
40
e
6
21
2
1
4
6
14
13
43
11
41
5
16
7
8
453
17
25
87
154
76
336
197
599
6
383
8
26
199
2
3
10
120
39
69
108
112
168
51
132
9
6,160
37,568
10,700
12,416
7,625
26,055
32,338
303,933
111,099
216,698
6,081
238,968
10
12,800
38,908
175
100
11,446
52,703
22,262
23,705
57,628
52,973
146,144
6,375
195,259
11
6
22
8
12
4
24
10
32
7
47
6
79
IS
7
20
1
7
11
4
25
10
33
9
43
7
58
13
4
17
8
11
3
17
9
28
7
42
4
49
14
4
18
7
9
4
19
7
23
5
39
5
29
15
10,900
235,184
15,211
59,826
12,680
148,960
41,501
217,159
10,495
294,518
28,480
705,935
16
22,100
233,493
17,000
66,202
13,818
160,775
58,792
244,082
9,200
263,318
5,308
688,626
IT
3
8
3
3
' 3
10
3
9
1
14
2
39
IB
7
6
1
4
2
9
5
16
5
13
3
41
19
14
8
1
2
2
10
3
6
(z)
107
1
57
20
5
4
3
2
2
5
3
20
3
12
3
47
21
37,945
201,467
13,750
79,006
19,941
198,951
34,058
361,867
13,033
522,152
13,613
795,070
22
12,150
199,215
150
22,706
58,750
28,025
162,001
62,178
221,014
6,230
292,047
5,088
419,101
23
3
13
2
7
9
1
12
4
17
6
29
4
26
24
2
16
1
4
4
1
14
2
25
8
33
5
22
25
2
13
1
6
8
1
11
4
16
6
27
2
23
26
2
15
3
4
1
14
2
24
8
32
5
21
27
1,390
93,590
400
5,254
6,400
1,000
16,235
4,195
26,417
4,245
164,950
5,500
39,716
28
7,000
36,765
3,200
4,100
4,000
13,952
6,350
50,345
9,694
138,637
9,200
249,040
29
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
3
2
4
30
3
1
1
2
1
2
2
5
7
31
10
1
(Z)
(Z)
3
11
1
1
1
2
32
1
(z)
(Z)
1
(Z)
1
(Z)
2
5
33
9,550
37,534
280
5,675
2,575
250
12,745
2,799
20,127
1,344
211,487
1,235
27,620
34
800
45,235
75
1,390
2,000
1,500
8,932
2,400
21,317
4,532
125,852
9,900
166,640
35
130
419
69
622
432
38
139
306
154
598
85
124
700
36
68
185
30
133
138
21
61
106
67
133
60
37
165
37
43,227
365,260
45,844
87,997
139,167
14,832
46,661
148,168
29,729
143,418
42,252
17,048
83,007
38
19,147
320, 532
27,512
101,713
100,944
14,416
50,198
116,165
20,748
124,340
18,449
27,021
34,847
39
27
95
20
76
92
5
28
47
30
54
26
14
81
40
11,325
125,381
20,950
34,215
70,155
936
17,148
50,238
14,327
35,616
23,905
4,975
39,547
41
56
113
17
78
67
19
38
75
40
93
41
26
104
42
31,902
239,879
24,894
53,782
69,012
13,896
29,513
97,930
15,402
107,802
18,347
12,073
43,460
43
55
96
16
75
61
19
38
73
34
79
38
24
101
44
31,011
89,437
20,624
46,016
46,187
13,564
27,864
77,455
13,419
79,693
15,562
11,373
40,482
45
6
27
1
8
8
2
2
6
7
17
4
2
8
46
891
150,442
4,270
7,766
22,825
332
1,649
20,475
1,983
28,109
2,785
700
2,978
47
68
77
19
401
194
21
78
211
54
344
11
80
550
49
283
197
116
1,099
506
139
250
528
157
876
86
309
1,112
49
374
685
338
7,559
4,016
144
1,283
4,722
668
5,685
142
1,555
3,310
50
1,713
2,266
2,323
26,733
12,178
1,486
5,117
9,960
1,648
15,702
527
4,629
6,582
51
11
12
4
34
19
8
4
21
11
18
2
6
42
52
43
175
37
703
672
42
80
720
93
550
7
121
515
53
22
27
5
8
2
9
23
1
2
12
54
682
1,714
154
221
407
263
1,196
138
17
409
55
13
74
15
247
137
4
22
53
73
329
21
36
69
56
48
316
79
794
442
37
165
250
352
875
167
225
233
57
914
38,339
2,901
41,871
28,529
383
4,240
11,391
11,693
63,660
3,382
6,295
9,017
58
3,178
49,784
20,657
134,335
97,347
2,313
24,738
48,333
58,749
173,717
40,505
37,874
20,779
59
2
10
1
21
12
1
6
14
22
3
4
11
60
102
30,960
700
4,228
3,675
300
1,160
2,896
7,055
275
812
1,857
61
25
43
13
49
51
14
14
39
10
64
7
17
63
62
98
194
54
256
152
38
88
149
67
245
60
82
207
63
116
490
376
424
649
64
273
491
23
1,445
75
92
380
64
550
4,120
619
2,029
2,303
262
2,558
2,02B
319
1,860
454
803
1,069
65
9
25
8
31
26
6
7
28
2
40
5
8
25
66
84
347
329
358
559
32
245
531
4
1,242
69
79
257
67
17
36
2
13
8
6
19
14
10
9
31
9
31
66
8,288
13,018
101
9,836
818
2,101
5,949
9,923
5,015
3,283
7,908
3,387
6,855
69
2
167
23
72
101
1
5
37
63
2
6
70
5
225
44
112
169
1
21
59
5
131
5
23
71
16
31,968
996
1,666
5,083
3
334
3,769
1,847
45
83
72
6
40,151
1,661
2,173
8,912
2
542
4,487
37
2,666
12
154
73
2
167
23
72
101
1
5
37
63
2
6
74
94
144,062
4,541
7,191
26,200
6
1,580
17,186
7,738
250
474
75
APPENDIX
The Questionnaire
Index to tables
(223)
224
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
This census is authorized by Act of Congress,
• nd guaranteeing thai ibe information furnished
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PENNSYLVANIA
US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE— BUREAU of THE CENSUS
PARSONS. KANSAS
A 1 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE « QCQ
M* QUESTIONNAIRE: i*7^*7
A1 No.
Section 1.— PERSON NOW IN CHARGE
If ■ member of the family or anyone else fills this questionnaire for the person in charge,
be sore thai all the information is given for the person in charge.)
I. What is your name {person in charge)?
(Middle iriui.il.
2. What is your mail address?
[ Section II.— OWNERSHIP"'-
OFFlCf BSE OBIT
I
)WNED LAND Include all land and tracts of land owned, regardless of where located
even though these are considered separate units; also cropland, pastureland, woodland,
and wasteland.
3. How many acres do you own? None D
(// no land is owned, mark X in the square for "None ")
LAND RENTED OR LEASED FROM OTHERS; Include all land and tracts of land
rented or leased by you regardless of where locsted. Include any separate fields, meadows,
pastureland, woodland, and wasteland. Also land used by you rent free and land from
which you cut hay f/u's year.
4. How many acres do you rent from others? Include acres worked on sharea None D
■: If "None," mark X and skip to question [5 J !
(a) What is the name and address of each landlord and the number or acres
rented or worked on shares for each?
Name of
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Name of
landlord
Mail address
(Post office and State)
Mail address
| (Poat office and State)
LAND MANAGED FOR OTHERS:
[5] How many acres do you operate for others, as a hired manager? . . , .
(Enter the name and address of employer under question 4(a))
None □
LAND RENTED OR LEASED TO OTHERS
rented to otherB. Include land worked on shares by others,
to the Government under the Soil Bank.
6. How many acres do you rent 1© others? .
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [7] )
(a) Of the acres rented to others, how many
are owned by youT None Q Acres .
Do not include land leased
None □
ACRES IN TBIS PLACE;
[7J Adding acres owned and acres rented from
others, then subtracting acres rented to otherB, we get
(Question 3 plus question 4 minus question 6, if managed, question 5
c
Acres In this place
i question €.)
This Is all the land operated by you even though part of it may be located elsewhere or in other counties.
The remaining questions of this report refer to the total acres of land reported for this question.
LOCATION OF LAND:
8. Is any of this land located in another county? No O Yes Q
i If "No," mark X and skip to question [9].)
(a) How many acres are in your county? Acres
(b) Give names of other counties and acres located in each:
Section III— CROPS HARVESTED THIS YEAR, 1959
Report all crops harvested or to be harvested this year from these (read answer for question 7) acres.
If you rent or work land for others on shares Include landlord's share.
CORN: (Include the landlord's share
as sold if taken from this place.)
(9] Was anv corn harvested for any
purpose this year* No Q Yes D
(// "No." mark X and skip to Question [13].)
[Answer these questions, if " Yes
10. Corn for all purposes?
(Do not include sweet corn or popcon
(a) Corn for grain?
(70 lb ear corn or 56 lb shelled eorn= I bu.)
(b) Corn for sllsge?
(c) Corn hogged or grated, or cut for green or dry
fodder (ears not htixkcd or snapped)?
(I)
How many
acres were
or will be
harvested?
was or
will be
harvested?
Ho
(3)
■■ much
of this
year' a
crop was
r will be
aold?
(The tola) of the acres for questions (a), (b),
and (c) must equnl the acres for question 10)
SOYBEANS:
[13] Were any soybeans grown for
any purpose this year? No Q Yes □
{// "No," mark X and skip to question [21] >
{Answer these questions, if "Ye
14. Soybeans for all purposes?
(a) Soybeans for beans? . .
(b) Soybeans for hay? ....
(c) Soybeans hogged or grazed, or cut for silage?
(d) Soybeans plowed under for green manure, not
grazed or otherwise harvested?
(1)
How many
acres were
grown?
(2)
How much
was or
will be
harvested?
(The total of the acres for (a), (b), (c),
and (d) must equal the acres for question 14.)
SMALL GRAINS: (Include the landlord's share as sold
if taken from this place.)
(Answer these questions, if "Yes "
Were any of
the following
grain crops
harvested
thit year —
[21] Wheat? .
26. Oats for grain?
29. Barley?
30. Rye? ....
35. Buckwheat?
36. Other grains?
Mixed grains?
(1)
How many
acres
How much
was
harvested?
(3)
How much
of this
year't crop
was or will
be sold?
HAY AND GRASS SILAGE CROPS: (Be sure to include hay
cut from land owned by others. If two or more 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.)
(Answer these questions, if "Yes.")^m^^
Were any of
the following
hay crops
harvested
this year —
39. Alfalfa and alfalfa miiturea for
hay and for dehydrating? . .
42. Clover, timothy, and mixtures of
clover and grosses for hay?
45. Oats, wheat, barley, rye, or other
small grains cut for hay? . . .
(Include oats cut when ripe or
nearly ripe for feeding unthreshed.
47. Any other hay?
(Include bromegrass, Junegraas,
millet, old meadows, sweetclover,
wild grasses )
48. Grass silage made from grasses,
alfalfa, clover, or small grains? .
(1)
How many
acres
were
harvested
this year?
How many
tons were
harvested?
Isms
(3)
How much
of thin
year't crop
was or will
be sold?
CLOVER SEED, GRASS SEED, AND OTHER FIELD SEEDS:
49. Were any clover seed, grass seed, or other field
seeds harvested thit year? No D Y
(If "No," mark X and skip to question [79] )
(Answer these questions, if "Yes
51 Red clover seed?
83. Timothy seed?
78. Other Held seeds?
Alfalfa? Millet?
(1)
Acres
harvested
or to be
harvested?
(2)
Quantity of
"clean"
seed
harvested
or to be
harvested7
POTATOES AND TOBACCO:
(Answer these questions, if" Yes ")•**
Were any of
the following
crops
harvested
(his year—
[79] Irish potatoes for home use or for sale
(If lew than 20 bushels or 10 hundredweight
were harvested, do tiot report acres.)
80. Sweetpolaloes for home use or for sale?
(If lens than 20 bushels were
harvewted, do not n-port acres.)
81. Tobacco?
(1)
How many acres
were or will
be harvested?
(Report tenths
of an acre)
(2)
How much
was or
will be
harvested?
1 Te.lh.
no cwl
u.
PENNSYLVANIA
225
VEGKTABLKS FOR HOME USE AND FOR SALE:
105. Were any vegetables, sweet corn, or melons.
rvesled this year for home use? No D Yea Q
106. Were any vegetables, sweet corn, or melon*.
harvested this year for saJe for fresh market or
aimers freezers, processors? No Q Yes □
(// "No" for Question 106. mar* X and skip to question [143] )
{Answer these questions, if "Yes."
Were any of the following
vegetable crops harvested
this year —
(If two or more plantings
of the same crop were
made, either on the same
land or on different land,
'port the total harvested
acres of the several
plantings.)
Tomatoes?
Sweet torn?
Cucumbers and pickles? ....
Snap beans (bush and pole types)?
Cabbage?
Sweet peppers?
Cantaloups and muskmelons? . .
Green peas? .
Green lima beans?
Squash'
Dry onions?
Asparagus?
Carrots?
Lettuce and romslne?
Beets (table)?
Spinach?
Cauliflower?
Celery?
Broccoli?
Other? (See list below.)
CN*m
Ctt«ai
(I)
Acres harvested?
(Report tenths of
acres)
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no
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no
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no
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11°
<'10
/io
/io
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B»»n1l. «ndlt*. »ml cfckarr Pamptlna
142. What was the value of all vegetables sold this year? S
(Include landlord's share Do not include the value of Irish potatoes and sweetpolatoes .)
BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS:
SI 43] Were any berries or other small
(s harvested Ini's year for sale? No Q Yes Q
iar* X and skip to question £ 152] I
■ year for i
{If "No,"
(Answer these questions, if " Ye
Were any of
the following
berry crops
harvested
this year —
144. Strawberries?
146. Raapberrlea? .
161. Other berries?
Blackberries?
Blueberries
(tame)?
Currants?
p I a
en
Acres harvested?
(Report tenths of
acres)
(1)
Quarts
harvested?
TREE FRUITS, NUTS, AND GRAPES:
(152] Is there a total of 20 fruit and nut
trees and grapevines on this place? No Q Yes Q
(// "No," mark X and skip to question [198] )
(// "Yes," answer questions 163 through 107.)
163. How much land is in bearing and [ An
nonbearing fruit orchards, grovea,
vineyards, and planted nut trees? .... , it
Tvatha
/IO
(Answer these questions, if "Yes."
Were an* of
the following
kinds of
fruit and nut
trees on this
164. Apples?
165. Peaches?
168. Pears?
161 Grapes?
165. Plums and prunes?
169 Sour cherries? . .
170. Sweei cherries? . -
171. Apricots?
196. Quinces'
107. Other frails and nuts? . .
Chestnuts' IcSTi
Nectarine? Planted |
black nralnuts*
English walnuts?
Cl.t n,
(1)
How many
trees (or
vines) are
NOT of
bearing ageT
Naate
(2)
How many
trees (or
vines) are
of bearing
age?
(3)
How much
was
harvested
this year?
-7—^.
X-
NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS AM)
PLANTS AND BULBS:
[198] Were any nursery or greenhouse products, flower or
vegetable seeds or plants, flowers,
(If "No," mark Io
(Answer these questt,
bulba grown for sale this year? No Q Ye
kip to question [202] }
199. Nursery products (trees, shrubs, vines,
ornamentals)?
200. Cut flowers, potted
lants, florist greens, and
eddlng plants for sale?
201. Vegetables grown
under glass, flower seeds,
vegetable seeds, vegetable
plants, bulbs, mushrooms?
(b) Under glass?
(a) In open*
(b) Under glaas
or In house?
(1)
How much area
was used for
growing?
(2)
What will be
the Value of
astes m 1959?
/-»
/-*
OTHER CROPS:
[202J Are there any other crops that were or will lie harvested fni. year on
this plact — Dry Held and Med bean.? Popcorn? Sorghums' . . .
No □ Yes O
(//•■rW
ansroer for tach
crop.)
Section IV.— LAND USE THIS YEAR. 1959.
203. Acre. In this place (copy acres from question 7, -
CROPLAND:
204. How many acres of land were in fields and tracts from
which crops were harvested (including hay cut) this year? . .... None □
(This area may be obtained by adding the acres in the fields
or tracts from which one or more crops were harvested or hay
was cut (/its year; acres in nonbearing and bearing planted
fruit trees, nuts, and grapes, and acres in nursery and
greenhouse products )
THIS SHADED SECTION IB TO BE FILLED BY CENSUS ENUMERATOR
(a) Add acres of ail crop* (with * in Sec. Ill)
and enter total here
(o) From how many acres of land were two crops
harvested this yoar?
(c) Subtract the acress for (6) from (a) and enter
difference here
205. How many acres of cropland were used only
for pasture (or erasing) t his year? None j '
207. How many acres of cropland were used only for
noil-Improvement graasea and legumes not harvested
and not pastured this year? None Q
208. How many acres of cropland have not
been accounted for? None Q
(Include idle cropland and cropland on which all crops failed.)
WOODLAND: (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.)
209. How many acres of woodland were
pastured (or grajed) this year? None D
210. How many acres of woodland were
not pastured (or grazed) this year? None Q
the
same
OTHER LAND:
How many acres were in other pasture? None Q
(Not cropland pasture and not woodland pasture.)
(// "iVonc." mar* X and skip to question [212] )
(a) Of this other pasture, how many acres
do you consider to be Improved pasture? None Q
(Improved by liming, fertilising, seeding,
irrigating, draining, and controlling weeds and brush.)
[212] How many acres were in house lots, barn lots,
lanes, roads, ditches, and wasteland? None Q
Add these acres (questions 204, 205, 207. 208, 209, 210,
211, and 212) and enter the total here i ■ ■ —
Section V.— IRRIGATION
213. Of the total land in this pluce (reported in question 203),
ow many acres were irrigated tht» year? None □ Acre*
226
THE QUESTIONNAIRE
Section VI— RACE; AGE, RESIDENCE, OFF FARM WORK, ASD OTHER INCOME
(1)
(2)
'<3>
WMtoQ NvewQ OUWr D ,
No Q Yw a
219. Hon old wm> you on
220. Do you live on this place?
221. When did you begin to operate I hi* pltici1?
Report month if von begun to operate I his pltn
January I. 1958.
OFF-FARM WORK AM) OTHER INCOME:
222. How many days thit gear did you work off your farm? Include work at a nonfarm job, business,
profession, or on someone else'* farm. Include days you expect to work off your farm between rtoic and
December II. I9$f. (Do not include exchange work 1
(I)
I N#— D
(5)
223. Did any other member of your family living with you have a nonfarm job,
business, profession, or work on someone else's farm this year? . , . • No □
224. Have you any income thit year from any of the following sources: Sale of
products from land rented out? ("'ash rent? Boarders? Social Security? Old-age
assistance? Pensions? Veterans' allowances? Unemployment compensation? Interest?
Dividends? Profits from nonfarm business? Financial help from members of your
family?
(// "None" for question 222 and "No" for both question* 223 and
224, *ktp to question [226] )
225. Will the income which you and your family receive from work off the farm and
from other sources (listed in questions 223 and 224) be greater than the total value of all
agricultural products sold or to be sold from your place t hit year? . .
No Q Yes D
No D Yes Q
Section VII.— FOREST PRODUCTS THIS YEAR, 1959
[226] How much was or will be received thit year from
the sale of standing timber or trees?
(Include standing timber sold for pulpwood )
227. How much was or will be received this year from the
sale of poles and piling, bark, bolts, and mine timber*?
(Do not include sale of standing timber, firewood, pulpwood,
fence posts, eawlogs, Christmas trees, and maple sirup,)
(Answer thete quettion*, if "Yea,"
(Do not report below any products sold on
the stump Products sold on the stump
should be included in question 226.)
None sold Q $_
None sold Q »_
Were any of the
following forest
products cat I his
year for home
use or for sale —
223. Firewood and fnelwood?
229. Pulpwood?
230. Fence posts?
231. Sswlogs and veneer logs?
232. Christmas trees? ....
'-■cr4m. I
(1)
How much
was or will
be cut
in 1959?
(2)
How much
was or will
be sold
in 1959?
233. How much maple sirup was made (hit year? None Q Gallons
(// "None," mark X and skip to quettion [236] >
234. How many buckets were hung thit year? \. \- { j
(Count bags and tubing attachments as bucketB.)
Number of
buckets _
|Se«tion VIII.— POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK NOW ON THIS PLACE AND LIVESTOCK
... ■ PRODUCTION THIS YEAH, 1959.
Include all poultry and animals on thie place owned by you, by yonr landlord, by your employees, and by
others.
POULTRY:
[236] Are there any chickens, turkeys, or other poultry on this place? No Q Yes □
237. If "No," were there any on this place any time thit year? No Q Yes □
(// "JVo" for both questions 236 and 237. mori X and skip to quettion £246].)
238. How many chickens (hens, pullets, roosters, etc.)
4 months old and over are now on this place? . None Q Number
None □ Number .
239. How many broilers were or will be sold thie year? . .
(Report all broilers sold and those grown for
others under contract.)
240. How many hens, rooatera. pullets, cockerels,
and other chickens were or will be sold t hit year? None Q Number
241. How many doxena of chicken eggs
were or will be sold thit year? None Q Dozens _
242. How many turkeys and turkey fryers
were raised this year? None □ Number .
(Include those raised from poults hatched, poults
bought, and those raised for others under contract.)
243. How many turkey bens nouon hand are you
keeping for breeding nexf year? None Q Number .
244. How many ducks, geese,
and other poultry (not counting
chickens and turkeys) Give
were sold thit year? None Q name Number
246. How much was or will be received thit
year from the sale of turkeys, ducks, geese, and
miscellaneous poultry, and their eggs? None sold Q Value of Bales $„__
SHEEP AND LAMBS:
[246] How many ewes, rams, wethers, and
lambs of nil ages are on this place? None Q Number
(// "None," mark X and skip to quettion [247] )
Or this total, I
how many sre - \
(a) Lambs under 1 year old? Number
(b) Ewea 1 year old and over? . Number
(e) Rams and wethers I year old and over? Number
(The total for questions (a), (b), and (c)
must equal the number for question 246.)
HOUSES AND Mill S
[247] How matij horses, mules, colts, and
ponies are on tins place?
None Q Number
sheep and i.amhs shorn this yeah, nisi):
251. Wen- any sheep or lambs shorn thit year? No Q Yea Q
(If "No," mark X and skip to question [2S4] )
■ these questions, if "Yes.")'*
252. Were any lambs shorn in 1959?
253. Were any sheep shorn in 1959?
"1 ■
to
How many
were shorn?
(2)
How much
wool was
shorn?
N. T V«
a
D
a
D
NaauW
Lb.
Nastier
Lb.
HOGS AND PIGS:
[264] How many hogs and pigs of all ages,
including sows and boars, are on this place? ....
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [255] )
f hit year?
None □ Number .
Of this total,
how many were bori
( (a) Since June I. t
|(b) Before June 1,
thit year? Number _
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must
equal the number for question 254.)
SOWS AND GILTS FARROWING:
[255] How many litters were farrowed since June I, Number of
(Ala year or will farrow before December I? . , None □ litters
256. How many litters were farrowed between
December 1, last year, and June 1, thit year?
Number of
None Q litters
CATTLE AND CALVES: (Include all cowb and all other cattle and calves, both dairy and beef,
on this place.)
257. How many cattle and calves of all ages are on this place? . . . None Q Number
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [262] )
Of thle total,
how many ire—
(s) Cows? Number .
(Include heifers that have calved.)
(b) Hellers and heller calves? Number .
(Do not include any heifers that have calved.)
(c) Bulls, hull calves, steers, and steer calves? Number .
(The total for questions (s), (b), and (c) must
equal the number for question 257.)
COWS MILKED YESTERDAY:
258. How many eowa and hellers were milked yetterday?
259. How many milk cows were on this place yetterday? ....
(Include dry milk cowb and milk heiferB that have calved.)
260. How many pounds of milk were produced yetterday?
None Q Number .
None Q Number _
None □ Pounds .
Then questions ore to be /{
■« 1 by CENSUS v <
ENUMERATOR \f») Are *ow fa
sod in t or 77
7, 1,000 or more? . .
-NoQ YtaQ
.NoQ Y«0
Section IX— DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD THIS YEAR, 1959
[262] Was any milk or cream sold t hit year, 1959? . , . . No Q Yes Q
* If "No," mark X and skip to question [265].)
Report all aales from this place whether made by you or by others. Report dairy products sold for your
landlord. Be aure to Include dairy products which you will sell by December it. thit year.
(For each item, answer these questit
I h-
263. How much whole milk was
or will be sold in 1959? None [
(Report in pounds of milk,
gallons of milk, or pounds of butterfat.)
264. How much cream was
or will be sold in 1959? None Q
(If cream was sold by the gallon, multiply the
number of gallons by 2li toget pounds of huttcrfat.)
(I)
Quantity sold or to
be sold in 1959?
>. Ill Gallon* at mill
*r (I) Lb. *f bvltcrfBl
(2)
How much was or
will be the value
of sales in 1959?
Section X— ANIMALS SOLD AND TO BE SOLD ALIVE THIS YEAR, 1959
Report all sales from this plsce whether made by you or by others. Report all animals turned
over to or sold for your landlord, and animal* fed under contract for others. Be sore to report animals
which you will sell by December 31, thit year.
(Answer these questions, if "Yet.")"
Were any
of the
following
animals
sold or
will any
be sold
thit year
(1*59) —
[266] Calves? .
266. Cattle, not
counting calves?
267. Horses, mules,
colts, and
ponies? ....
268. Hogs and pigs?
2*9. Sheep and
Ismbs? ....
(1)
How many have
been sold thit
year?
N.mb-
(2)
How many more
will be sold
between now
and Dec. St?
D
(3)
How much was
or will be the
value of sales
in 1959?
L
D-2
PENNSYLVANIA
227
I —
Section XI.— FERTILIZER AND I.IME
Include all fertiliser and limp used on this place during 1959. whether
purehaaed by you or by your landlord.
271. On how mativ acres were commercial fertiliser and
fertilising materials used in 1959? None Q Acres
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [272].)
i.iniu-ff thru questions, if "Yet")m
Waa fertiliser
naed t hit gear
on any of the
following eropa-
(s) Hay and cropland
pasture? ....
(b) Other pasture (not
cropland)? ...
(c) Corn? ....
■d Wheat?
(el Irish potatoea?
(0 All other crops?
many
acres was
ferttlijer
used?
How much was used—
(2)
Dry materials?
(Include rock
phosphate)
TaMft*
/10
■1(1
.10
Liquid
materials?
[272] How many acres were limed in 1959? None □ Acres _
(// "None," mark X and skip to question [274].)
273. How much lime or liming materials was used in 19S9? Tons _
(Include ground limestone, hydrated and burnt lin
shells, etc. Omit lime used for sprays or sanitatio
Section XII— SELECTED FARM EXPENDITURES AND LAND-USE PRACTICES
,, . ■-. . .- THIS YEAR, 1959 :
EXPENDITURES: Include eipenses paid, or to be paid by December 31. 1959, by you and yo
landlord for this place.
How much
waa or will
be spent
thit fear
[274] Peed for livestock and poultry? None Q *—
(Include cost of grain, hay, mill feeds,
concentrates, ana roughages; also,
amounts paid for grinding and mixing feed.)
276. The purchase of livestock and ponltry? None Q S
(Include baby chicks.)
276. Machine hire? None D *-
(Include custom work such as tractor hire,
threshing, combining, silo filling, corn picking,
baling, plowing, fruit picking, spraying
and dusting.)
277. Hired labor? None D J_
(Do not include housework, custom work,
or contract construction work. Include cash
payments only.)
278. Seeds, bulbs, plants, and trees?
279. Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil
for the farm business? Noi
None D
□
LAND-USE PRACTICES:
280. How many acres of land were used to grow
caver cross) t hit gear and then planted to another crop? None Q Acres .
281. How many acres of cropland used for grain or raw
crops thit year were fanned on the contour? . None O Acres.
282. How many acres of strip-cropping systems for
soil-erosion control were on this place t hit gear? None Q Acres _
283. How many acres of crop and pasture land on
this place have terraces*
None □ Acres
284. About how many hours last tree* did O
you (the person in charge of this place) do farm
work or chores on this place? (Mark one.)~™™™^a* n— Q
285. How many other members of your family did IS hours or more of
farm work or chorea on this place latt week without receiving cash wages? . None Q Persons _
(Do not include housework.)
286. How many hired persons did any farm work or chores
on this place latt ireek* None Q Persons _
(Include members of your family receiving cash wages.)
(// "None," mark X and tkip to question [291] .)
287. Or these hired
persons working latt week,
now many were employed
on this place for —
<;
(a) 150 days or more during thit gear?
,(b) Less than 160 days during thit gear?
None Q Persons .
None □ Persons _
(The total for questions (a) and (b) must equal the number for question 286.)
(1)
Number of persons
288. Of these hired
week, how many
were paid on a—
Monthly
basis?
Weekly
basis? —
Piecework
basis?
(2)
What was the agreed cash
rate of pay?
(If more than one
person, give average)
_/00 per day
([Mini : ifrtui
(3)
How many hours
per person were
these workers
expected to work
to earn this pay?
rw 4sr (ton)
(The total of the persons reported in column 1 n
289. How many hired persons paid on a piecework basts
worked on this place latt Friday?
(// "None," mark X and tktp to quettion [291] )
290. How much did these hired persons on piecework (reported for
question 289) ee n fo. their work latt Friday? $_
ist equal the number for question 286.)
None Q Persons
Section XIV —EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES NOW ON THIS PLACE
Include equipment, whether owned by you or by others, on this place.
Include equipment and facilities thai are temporarily out of order.
How many of the
following are on
this place -
[291] Grain combines?
292. Corn plckera (include pirker~shellers and corn combine*)?
293. Pick-up balera?
294. Field forage harvesters (for field chopping of nilajn.1 and
forage crop*)? ......
295. Motortrucks (Include pirk-upi)?
296. Wheel tractors other than ftardeu?
297. Garden tractors?
298. Crawler tractors (tracklaying)?
299. Automobiles?
Do you have on
thla place —
300. Telephone? No D Yes n
(Do not include refrigerators.
302. Milking machine? . No Q Yes G
303. Electric milk cooler? No Q Yes □
304. Bulk-type milk cooler? No D Yes Q
305. Crop drier (for grain, forage, or other crops)? No Q Yes □
306. Power-operated elevator, conveyor, or blower? No Q Yes Q
307. On what kind of road
Is this place located?
(Mark one l^^H
(!) Hard surface? . Q
(2) Gravel, shell, or shale?
(3) Dirt or unimproved? .
// marked here, answer
□ p*>How many miles ti
hard surface road'
D Less than 1 mile
/ | Whole mi
'How many miles to a
d?
life OR
liles
Section XV.— RENTAL AGREEMENT. FARM VALUES, AND MORTGAGE DEBT
308(a) Do you rent any land from others? No Q Yes Q
(b) Do you work any land on shares? . No □ Yes □
(// "No" for both question! 308(a) and 308(b), marl; X and tktp to quettion [314] )
(If "Yes" for either question 308(a) or 308(b), answer questions 310 through 313 )
310. Do you pay to your landlord any cash as rent? No Q Yes Q
(a) If "Yes," how much for the year? Si /00
311. Do you pay to your landlord arty share of the crops (such as \, J, J)T No Q Yes Q
312. Do you pay to your landlord any share of the livestock or
livestock products (such as J, |, J)? No O Yes □
313. Do you have this land under any other arrangement (such as a fixed
quantity of any product, upkeep of land and buildings, payment of
taxes, keep of landlord, rent free, etc.)? No Q Yes Q
[314] About
now much
would the
land and the
buildings
sell lor
(a) Land and buildings owned by you?
(Copy acres from question 3.)
(b) Land and boildlngs rented from others'
(Copy acres from question 4.)
(c) Land and buildings managed for others?
(Copy acres from question 5 )
(d) Land and buildings rented to others?
(Copy acres from question 6.)
(1)
Acres
(2)
Total value
(dollars)
316. Is there any mortgage debt on land and
buildings owned by you? (Mark '">' i™ —
No Q Yes □ No land owned Q
316. On what date did you fill this questionnaire?
Grr* BMiku4 4ii
Section XVI. — ENUMERATOR'S" RECORD— To be filled by Census Enumerator
Who furnttked the information
in thit report? (Mark one.)
Date ( month and day)
Date ( month and day)
228
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
A2 LISTING
3
%
<
PART 1 -LIST OF PLACfcS IN ED
PART II -AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS
PART III -HLLINC, Al
1
I
z
d)
A. LiM the head of every household living in
this ED.
AND ALSO
B. Li« every penon. not living in this ED. who
ha* agricultural operations in this ED.
(2)
Doc*
thi*
pmoa
or any
member
of hn
house-
hold
operate
a firm
(or
ranch)/
(S)
Did thi* person or any member of his household
ha**- ji j»* litiw thi* yctr—
Doe*
this
live in
IB?
(91
Doe. thi.
person
hsve
egncultursl
oprrsnon.
where hr
lives?
(10)
Any
live-
stock/
(hogs/
cattle/
horse*/
sheep'
goat*/
etc.)
(4>
20 or
more
chickens?
turkeys?
ducks?
HI
Any
crops?
(corn/
ost»?
hey?
tobscco?
other
field
crop*?)
(6)
20 or
more
fruit
trees?
ftspe-
sjnes?
nut
trees?
(»)
Ant veg-
etsblcs
for isle?
berries?
nursery
or green-
house
products?
(•)
1
i
4
No ; Ye*
No ; Ye*
No : Ye.
No -Yes
No 1 Yes
No : Yes
No jYes
No ; Ye.
; I
j
j
|
j
1
1
J
i |
f
6
7
•
9
10
No; Ye*
i
No'| Ye.
i
No : Yes No I Yea
No { Yes No j Yet
No j Yes
No j Ye.
11
12
1)
14
1*
No • Yes
No ! Yes
No : Yes
No : Yes No : Yes
No ! Yes
No: Yet
No ! Ye.
1
|
tm i#
1
|
1
I
f
1
1
j
!
i
16
17
ll
19
10
No : Ye*
No| Yes
No i Ye*
No j Yes
No : Yei
No j Ye.
No; Ye.
No ; Ye.
i
|
i
|
i
\
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1
--I
1—
-•-j
(i)
CD
<»>
w>
<»i
(«>
(T)
(■)
(»>
(10)
hwin fMAl • i olunm u» n N.. iii ..// ...Im...... Aipi.M.<lyiMi 16. k "V« • o.lgmn 9: ll Nit. hll ...lunm 10 II Yst hi .••luii.ii 9. »kir »■
in .<»i l. Iu.no till ..iIuiiiii V . i. ,,,,,, 1 1 jihl l:. i Al
• Column 10. II N.i. hll mlumn 1 1 ami KM Al ll Yc m.-utumi|
to ...,.•* m-t Al Skip i» ..Jumn It HHlvMrr .il.,1,..^ ...I.lu.-
ENUMERATOR'S RECORD BOOK
229
At
Number
(HI
PART IV.-RKCORD OF COMPLETION OF ENUMERATION
i
1
<
Does
this
person
work
any
land mi
■hares?
(■2)
Callback required
Turned over to
crew leader
Remark*
(IM
Date
com-
pleted
(16)
Reminder*
(When to return, telephone
number, eu )
Dale
Crew
leaJer s
mnuK
(14)
Al No
So • Vo
Dure
Date
4
1
!
T 1
: 1
Al No
No : Yt-%
Date
Date
6
7
8
9
10
Al No
" Wo ; V«
Date
Date
II
12.
15
14
19
r -
Al No
' w» ; v«
Date
Date
16
|7
18
19
20
CD
(W)
|I3)
(14)
(IM1
(16)
• Column II: AuiRn Al number whu. v.iu Jrtrrmmr • Column 12: If Vn. fill At for IjnJIxrJ inJ Al lor • Column 16 rmrr date imiU altrr whi run- Jlittu-nrd
y>iu muw (in .in Al A^iiin Al numhrri ir. irm perum t-.nicr in tolumn 11 (he A* numhrr 4II ft-ijuireJ (plenum* jflJ Ii.im iitmpltlrd .in Al
•mlrr. tx-Kinmnji with 1 lnr ihr hfii Al y\w arr li> •"> vhxh ihi ruirw ■ >» thit pro. mi jppcirs 41 il required
irn J I'l (Iw IKWlJ fie WTuni.
230
INDEX TO TABLES
County
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
Barley
Beans
Beets (table)
Berries, specified
Blackberries
Blackeyes and other green cowpeas
Blueberries (tame or wild)
Boysenberries
Broccoli
Broilers sold
Broamcom
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 and perennial ryegrass seed
Conservation of land
Corn
Corn pickers
Cotton
Cotton farms
Cowpeas
Cows
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 cropB
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 , spec if led
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
Escarole, endive, and chickory
14,17
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
15,17,18,19,20
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
5,14,15,16
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
10
8
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
9
3,4,17,18,19,20
14, 17, 18, 19,21
5
17,18,19,20,21
8
1,17,18,19,20,21
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
8,15
15,17,18,19,20
8
6,12,17,13,19,20,21
7,17,13,19,20,21
8
4,17,13,19,20,21
1,2,3
1,2,3,17,18,19,20,21
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,
3,17
3,17,
17,
1,17
,13,17
,13,17,
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
18,19,20,21
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
10
8
8
8
7
14,17,18,19
8
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
5
11
11
11
10a
9,10a
11
11
11
1
11
4,6
11
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
11
11
4,9
11
11
1
11
4,10
4,8
4,10
12
11
11
11
11
11
3
4,5
7
11
1,1a
11
4,6
11
5
11
4,8
4,10
11
6
,1a, 2, 3
1,2,4
3
la
3
1,1a
1
1
5
7
la, 11a
4,11
5,11
11
1,1a
12
5
10
5,9
6
11
5
1
11
11
11
10
11
5
11
4,10
4,6
6
11
11
Ewes ,
Expenditures, farm. See Farm expenditures.
Fallow land. See Cultivated summer fallow.
Farm expenditures , specified
Farm labor
Farm operators :
By age
By color
By residence
By tenure
By of f -farm work and other Income ,
Farm products , value of
Farm property, value of . . . . i
Farms , number
By color of operator
By economic class
By kind of road on which located
By 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 end 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
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,4,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20
17,18,19
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,13,19,20,21
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
5,17,13,19,20,21
9
5
17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,19,20
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
9,17,18,19,20,21
8
15,17,18,19,20
8
17,18,19,20,21
3,17,13,19,20,21
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
4,17,13,19,20,21
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
8
8
1,2
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
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
3,17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
INDEX TO TABLES
231
Land in Irrigated farms
By use
land in strip-cropping systems for soil
erosion control •
Land irrigated by source of water
Land pastured
Legumes, specified annual
Lemons -
Lespedeza cut for hay
Lespedeza seed
Lettuce and romaine
Lima beans
Lijne and liming material, expenditures for....
Lime and liming material used during 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
Mandarins (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 farms.
Mixed grains
Mohair clipped
Motortrucks
Mules and mule colts
Navel oranges
Nectarines
Nonwhite farm operators
Nursery and greenhouse products, flower and
vegetable seeds and plants , and bulbs
Nursery and nursery products (trees, shrubs,
vines, ornamentals, etc.)
Nuts, specified
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
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 plmientos.
Pick-up balers
Plmientos
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
Prunes
Pulpwood sold
Pumpkins
Purchase of livestock and poultry
Quinces
County
Radishes
Rams and wethers .
Raspberries
Red clover seed. .
Redtop seed
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
1,2,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
8
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,12,17,18,19,20,21
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
8
8
9
9
9
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
8
15,17,18,19,20
4,17,18,19,20,21
6
3,4,17,18,19,20
9
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
15,17,18,19,20
3
3,17,18,19,20,21
14,17
17
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
1,1a, 11a
la, 11a
1
la
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
11
7
11
9
4,5,9,10a
5
5
5
4,8,9
4,5,9,10a
11
11
4,7
3
3,4,5
11
11
12
12
4,6
6
4,10
4,8
4,6
11
5
11
10a
4,6
111
11
11
3
12
11
11
11
U
5
11
11
11
11
11
5
5
3
3,4
5
5
1,1a
11
11
11
11
11
4,6
11
11
11
11
11
4,8,9
4,5,9,10
5
6
5
11
11
12
11
4,7
Residence of operator
Rice
Root and grain crops hogged or grazed.
Rye
Ryegrass seed, common 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 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
Sweetc lover seed
Sweet corn
Sweet peppers and plmientos
Sweetpotatoes
System of terraces on crop and pasture land
Tangelos
Tangerines and mandarins
Telephone
Tenants
Temple oranges
Tenure of farm operator
Timber
Timothy seed .*
Tobacco
Tobacco farms
Tomatoes
Tractors
Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes.
Tung nuts
Turkeys
Turnips
Type of farm
Unclassified farms
Uses of commercial fertilizer.
Uses of land
Valencia oranges
Value :
Crops
Farm products sold
Farms ( land and buildings )
Livestock
Vegetables grown under glass, flower and vegetable
seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms....
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 farm, by use...
Wool shorn ;
Wool sold
Workers :
Family
Hired
Regular
Seasonal
Specified week
Work off farm
Young be rries .
4,17,18,19,20,21
8
23,24
9
5,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21,22
6,12,17,18,19,20,21
7,17,18,19,20,21
16,17,18,19,20
8
4,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
6,17,18,19,20,21
1,17,18,19,20,21
17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
3,17,18,19,20,21
9
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
14,15,16
8
8
8
3,4,17,18,19,20
1,17,18,19,20,21
7,12
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5,17,18,19,20,21
5
5,17,18,19,20,21
4,17,18,19,20,21
11
11
11
3
11
11
1,1a
9
4
4,6
4,6
4,6
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