PROPERTY OF STANISLAUS COUNTYPlease keep this copy

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREP. O. BOX 2015, MODESTO, CALIFORHIA

STANISLAUS COUNTY

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

MIL 0 M. S C H ROC KAGRICULTUR,AL COMMISSIONER

ANNUAL CROP REPORTFOR YEAR 1962

Compiled byFRANK E. HAYES

DEPUTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER

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C over make-upRICHARD LAN G

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BOARD 0 F SUPERVrSORS

DISTRICT 5JAMES J. FRANZEN, CHAIRMAN

JOE DOMECQ DISTRICT 2

CRAS. A. BRINK DISTRICT 3

DISTRICT 4FRANCIS RUGGIERI

ROBERT W. FAHEY DISTRICT 1

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C. E. D I X 0 NCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

~TO

'rIlE STAT~ DIRECr;rOR OF: AGRICULTURE~Ti1E "gONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.THE : CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE; OFFICER

Gentlemen:

: In compliance with :the requirements of Section 65.5 of theAgri9~tura1 Code, we herewith submit th~ 1962 Agriculture Crop:Report for Stanislaus County.

: In this report are the bearing and nonbearing acreages ofall of our ,permanent crops. These acreage figures are the resultspf the completely new survey which was made during 1961. The'figures

presented include new plantings and pullouts as of Januaryi,. 1963., .'

" We would like to state, the figures used in this reportrepresent gross income from production and ~ ~ ~ .:!:~~ tothe producer. To get the net income~ the cost of producing andpacking must be deducted.

It will be noted in this report the largest single item isfor market milk, which had a gross income value of $17,700,000.We have made every attempt to make this report as accurate aspossible.

; We wish to express our appreciation for the cooperation andassistance of various agencies such as irrigation districts,cooperatives, local business concerns, producers and others whohave made this report possible. Especially the members ot theAgricultural Extension Service Staff and the Agricultural CommissionersStaff.

V&~~VERNQN- PATTERSON.Go~~y Director of Extension

FIELD CROPS

.Alfalfa. --Acreage declined again a small amount 0 Yields and prices

were both somewhat better resulting in a larger gross income. Aphids posed noreal proble~ and at the end Qf' the season hay prices were on the upgrade.

Ery B~~~ ~ ~ All beans were down in gross inc ome 0 Blackeyes weredown the most in acreage but were slightly better price wise 0 L~s were upslightly in acreage but down in price. Other beans were milch the saIile in yieldand acreage but down enough in price to result in a lower incomeo

Grain --Wheat and oats were down in acreage. Yield and prices arefluctuating:- Other grains up in acreage. Milo and rice were up considerablyin acreage. Prices were somewhat better. Overall gross was about the same.

Field Corn --Shell corn ~t lowest production in years. Prices werebetter, but gross income doWIlo Silage com continues to increase iri incomeoAcreage re~ains fairly steady but yields and prices a little better.

Cotton --A small item but production somewhat better.creased slightly as well as gross income~

Ac'reage de-

Irrigated Pasture A small decrease in acreage due to shift of landto otheruseo

Sugar Beets --Acreage decreased almost 25%. Yields and prices werea little better resulting in only a slight loss in gross income~

field crops generally showed .a.' small decline in gross incomeo Againthis was due to anticipated drouth and shift to other cropso With prospectsof a normal or near normal water supply, production may be more ~avorab1e in1963.

SEED PRODUCTION

Alfalfa --Certified acreage made a small gain in acreage. Productionnearly the same as in 1961. Prices were somewhat better resulting in a Smallincrease in gross income. Common alfalfa including uncertified varieties de-creased in acre9-ge. Prices were up a little nth overall gross income up some.

Peas' --Pea acreage about the same. Yields were down.'l;'e~ulting-fii a considerable decrease in gross income.

Prices stable

Red Clover --Acreage decreased again, ~elds were down some and pricesa little better. Overall gross income down some.

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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Beef Cattle -.:. The industry cpntinues to show a steady increase.Invent,orY ,up slightly. Prices and pro~uction both favorable. ..,

Swine --A slight increase each year, with stab'.:!.e prices resultingin a small~crease in gr~ss income. .

, ,

, ~~ --Sheep numbers continue to decrease. Prices were consider-ably better in 1962' resulting in an increase in gross income. ,-'r

L 1ijorses and Mules --Horse number~,including ponies, show ~ small

steady increase. Prices are a little more favorable resulting in a small...~ncrease ~n gross ~ncome.,

DairYing --Milk cow inventory continues to dec'rease slightly.This is due to Gra4e B producers going out of. production. Market milkcontinues on the increase~ This,is the largest'single item of. income f.orthe year 1962.

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P~Ultry- -As a whole, poultry income was tip slightly from 1961. .Eggs continue on the increase. Slaughter birds were slightly dOtin in income.

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1962 PERMANENT CROP ACREAGES -COMPLETED. RESURVEY

CROP--- BEARING ACRES NON-BEARING TOTAL

I

ALMONDS ..,. ""

Dav~i"._' Drake. rXL -~ ~

Jordonola Merced Mission Ne Plus Ultra Nonpareil Peerless Other Almonds- TOTAL ALM:>NDS 1962

.-*1961

198279177323

11848

6383291

45~

6~~6,346

321242

11479669329

25972934

4~-4,541

I

11;30910,887

2224

31621

3~~2,831

APRICOTSBlenheim-Royal Moorpark-Hemskirke Tilton Other TOTAL APRICOTS 1962

*1961

, 110

2022

2~ "lj'22,514

>;5215,345

48134

28---~--

-"'5466

76CHERRIES

Bing, Black Republic~ Black Tartarian Lambert Royal Ann Van Other TOTAL CHERRIES 1962

*1961

37

3081

---r2-;r123

"209189

FIGS-.32

17-""""'1i9

------

Black' --~.- Kadota ~ TOTAL FI GS 1962

49

727756

7';B"2-s7,085

19844

~1,621

GJtA.PES, RAISIN

Muscat Thompson Seedless -'- TOTAL RAISIN VARIETIES 1962

, ;' *1961 "B-;b9'i8, 709

-; -

-I.,

rCROP--- NON -BEARING TOTAL

.50299

274767

80-s-Ib479

GRAPES-, TABLE

Emperor Malaga :-

Red Malaga Ribier ~-

Rose de Peru Tokay .-:Other .TOTAL TABLE GRAPES 1962

*1961~~

516

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37

48433

3854---348

10016910

2ll749

768713140

.8

302270

879:I4b',8,345

2GRAPES -' ~NE

Alicante.Bouschet Burger Carignane Co1umbard FeherSzagos Franken 1O..es1ing French Co1umbard Golden Chasse1as Grand Noir -,

Gre~ache Mal voisies Mission Palomino ~ '-

Salvador Semillon :-

Valdepenas Zinfande1 Other TOTAL WINE GRAPES 1962

*1961

---321,29------

19-.-~--340---17516---

---345

55~

1,577

ID;W -

9~922

TOTAL ALL GRAPES 1962-1,<'1961

17,49015,909

1,8593,235

19,34919,144

2..39

.20

242

2.53.3

4165

25l2.32

---7

-,.-3

NECT !RINES

-Fr~~dom La 'Gra~d '-

Early 1e Grand Late 1e Grand Quetto ,- ---

Red,Grand Siiti."Grand ~ -,-

Early Sun Grand Other TOTAL NECTARINES 1962 ,

*1961

12

---50

-e;j"94

-~.326

* Revi~~d6 -

CROP BEARING ACRES- NON-BEARING TOTAL

189

1451

23b242

13

---

1313

OLIVES

Asco1ano Manzani110 Mission Seri11ano TOTAL OLIVES 1962

.*1961249255

468266509

1908116513961593

1715744493

3644

5---1247834

251989062

188492181

11793

22141336

Iff;4"n17,945

17118108

2796945

296---90

12634

------89

.3.3882---36---7423

508.3786'------276438

4;9245,679

~EAC~S, CLINGAndora Carolyn Carona Cortez Dixon Fortuna Gaume Giblin Gomes-Stuart Halford Howard Johnson Libbee Loadel Palora Peak Phillips Shasta Sims Sowell stanford --~ Starn S~i vanV ..

J.'VJ.an Walton Williams Wiser Other TOTAL CLING PEACHES 1962

*19612:3";:39""623,624

162770

461012,88

15677

3;207'3,116

1384---

22

---3912

-~648

I

3,6473,764

PEAC~S J FREESTONEEarly Elberta ,Elberta J. H. Hale Lovell Muir Red Globe Red Haven Rio 080 Gem Other TOTAL FREESTONE PEACHES 1962

*1961

"',.-'

rCROP WIlING ACRES NON~BEARING TOTAL

TOTAL ALL P~CHES '1962.1961

21.,67921,061

5;3646,327

27~O4327,388

20 477.6

20--;-Q3

320

PEARSBartlett Winter Nelis Other ';,.

TOTAL PEARS 1962*1961

202

523322

PECANS ~ .~ ---:1.962....1$ 15

PERSIMMONS .:.. 1962 12 12

PLUMS 1962*1961

4236

1113

5349

POMEGRANATES 1962 8 8

PRUNES 1962*1961

1].

40-- 411

55'12

331139492268

50s'

22s'9175'4112

I2;'b4712,166

16---1306

3232785

3206922139111

63 '

~~.5,998'

WALNUTSBlackmer ~ --Concord ~Eureka Franquette ;.

Hartley ;. --Mayette Nugget 'Payne M Waterloo ~

Other Seedling : TOTAL.WALNUTS 1962

.*19611"8";>2118,164

* Revised

FIELD CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND VALUE, 1961-62

-.0:. Production Value

Harvested Per PerCr2P Year acres acre Total Unit unit Total

0-

~arley 1962 42,500 ..80 34,000 Ton 43.00 $1,530,0001961 42,0001.00 42,000 n 41.00 1,720,000

~~~S.tdry edible~~~- 1962

196135,40036,900

.78

.7727,68028,305

173.01197000

4,789,000,,575,000

TonII

19621961

6,1007,800

060.60

3,6604,680

150.00130.00

549,000608,000

TonII

(Blackeyes

19621961

140.00160.00

1,022,0001,152,000

(Baby Limas 7,3007,200

1.01.0

7,3007,200

Ton"

19621961

.76.75

8,3608~175

1,839,0002,330,000

11,00010,900

TonIt

220.00285.00

(Large Limas

8,3608,2.50

16.5.00).80.00

19621961

.76.75

1,379,0001,485,000

(Other Varieties 11,00011,000

TonIt

19621961

,0.0049.00

110,000135,000

Corn 2,0002,500

1.11.1

2,2002,750

Ton"

890 e./850 !/

158 Bale b/177 tt Y .355.oJ 28,100

.360£/ 31,90019621961

89104

Cotton Lint~

3,0603,660

6072

51.0050086

19621961

Ton\.I

Cottonseed

!!!il(Alfalfa 426,000

444,00023.50 10,011,00022.00 9,768,000

19621961

60,00063,000

7.107.05

TonuI

560,000544,00Q

28,00032,000

20.0017.00

19621961

2.02.0

Ton11

(Gr~n ~,ooo16,000

25,50024,000

(Wild 1.501.50

1,5001,500

17.00'

16.0019621961

Ton11

1,0001,000I

180,000168,000

45.0048.00

19621961

4,0003,500

Ton"Oats 4,000

5,0001.0

.70

I

Pasture & RangelIrrig~ted pasture 45.00

450003,960,0004,050,000

19621961

88,00090,000

Acre"

117,000107,000

,30.00,30000

19621961

AcreII

(Sudan Grass .3,900.3,570

Ii,696,0001,700,000

(B.;:J,nge 4.004.00

AcreII

1962 424,0001961425,000

Iy. Po'lmdsb/ 500 lb. gross m.-,"'"' . -9-

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!!ELD CRO~S: AC~GE,' ~RQroCTION, AND VALUE, 1961-62

..Production Value

Harvested Per PerCrop Year acres acre Total Unit unit Total

I1.9621.961.

~ 2,1231,750

2.42.25

5,0953,940

95.00 $89.00

TonII

484,000351,000

Silage(Corn 1962

196112.512.00

263,000252,000

5.505.00

21,00021,000

1,447;0001,260,000

TonI\.

19621961

5,0004,000

S orghumGrain 1.801.75

43.0043.00

387,000301,000

9,0007,000

TonIt

Straw-~ain 1962

1961~o,ooo.52,000

4,0005,200

TonIt

10.0010.00

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Wheat. ~9621961

150452

1.421.42

71.4063.00

15,00040,400

213642

Tonn

19621961

3,42q4,77.520.7517~4

70,96582,900

Su,g"ar Beets 13~0012.00

Q43,OQO995,000

TonII

Misc. Field2~ 1962 1,000 Acre 95~OQ 95,00Q

1961 1,100 II 100.00110,000

1962 707,582 --~' 26,400,660(Revised) 1961 718,150 26,935,960

TOTAL

.45

.4019621961

560550

Alfalfa(Certified 1,389

1,3Z7777,800 Lbs.730,000 .n

35Q,OOQ2~,OOO

(COImrlon 19621961

1,73.5

1,810

400,-418,

222,000219,000

694,000 Lbs.756,000 "

~32.29

19621961

1,5001,500

.05'.05'

165,000230,000

Peas-

2,200'

~oo,ooo Lbs.3,070 !j{)00,000 u

Red Clover 19621961

430652

1.59,000 Lbs~245,000 It

.46.40

73,OQO98,000

370375

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SEED CROPS: ACREAGE, PROroCTION,AND VALUE, 1961-62

Misc. Field andVegetable Crops 1962 2,875 Acre 75.00 $ 216,000

1961 1J535 ---u 72.00 110,520

1962 7,929 1,026,0001961 6,824 949,520

TOTAL

VEGETABLE CROP~: ACREAGE~ PRODUCT!ONj .AND VALUE~ 1961~62

Production Value-Per

Total Unit uni t TotalHarvested

acresPer-acresCrop Year

19621961

6,8807,700

~eans J Green Lima 1D281032

8,81010,200

152.00 $1,339,000151.00 1,540,000

Ton11

19621961

Broccoli 69108

2.25'2.5'

15'5'270

140000140000

TonII

21,70037,800

19621961

387325

7,7406,500

Carrots 20.020.0

20.0020.00

15'5',000130,000

TonII

19621961

604470

Cauliflower 3.84.5

2,,2952,,115

Ton.. 130.00

130.00298,000275,000

19621961

Corn, sweet 50200

7500098000

400400

200800

TonII

15,00078,000

19621961

426485

4,2604,850

Lettuce,

Head 10001000

298,000301,,000

TonIt

70.0062.00

Melons--ra'aIrtaloupe 1962

19615097.8

l,320.7l.5

7,7885,577

53.0080.00

413,000446,000

TonII

19621961

2,9692,,942

8.0709

(Honeydews 23,75223,282

60.0075.50

1,42.5,0001,7.58,000

TonIt

19621961

695575

600.5.8

{Persian 4,1703,335

8~o.5087.00

TonIt

344,000290,000I

19621961

686720

6086.6

4,6654,752

(Other Muskmelons 80.0087.00

Ton" 373,000413,000

(Watermelons 19621961

9251,620

12.01205

2705022.50

305,000455,000

11,10020,250

Tonu

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VEGETABLE CROPS: .ACREAGE, P~~UCTION J AND VALUE, 1961-62

.Production ValueHarvested Per Per

Crop Year acres acre Total Unit unit Total

19621961

4,0602,600

44.00.$44.00

178,000114,000

203200

20.013.0

Ton"Onions-

68.0071.80

490,000672,000

19621961

4,1204,480

1..752.09

7,2109,360

Tonn

Peas, green

7,65610,900

635;0001,145,000

19621961

6381,150

12.09.5

83.00105.00

Peppers, Bell Tontl

19621961

20..5

21.49.20

11.0073,60089,500

390380

7,,9908,140

TonI'Pumpkins

9.088.06

23.4023.90

278,000318,000

19621961

11,90013,300

Ton11

1,3101,650

Spinach

11,40026,000

19621961

5775

570750

20.0035.00

10.010.0

Ton[1

Squash

1,2881,750

180,000263,000

19621961

644500

2.03.5

Tonu

Sweet Potatoes 140.00150.00

!

40.9541.40

5,495,0005,085,000

(Totai) 19621961

8,135'7,840

16.515.6

134,200122,820

Tonu

Tomatoes

19621961

14,40017,080

152.77112.00

2,200,0001,913,000

2,0002,440

7.27.0

TonII

(Fresh

4.93.5

9,8008,540

27.5'030.00

19621961

Ton\I

270,000256,000

(Ripes to CaIJIleryfrom fresh fields)

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18.018.0

27..5030.00

3,025,0002,~16,ooo

( Cannery 19621961

6,1355,400

110,00097,200

TonIt

Misc. Vegetables 1962 800 Acre 175.00 11\.0,000~961 900. :;- n 1.50.00 .,,13.5,000

, 1962 31,308 "-- $12,,467,700

(Revised) 1961 33,035 $13".571,300TOTAL ---

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FRUIT & NUT CROPS; ~C~GE, PRODUCTION, AND VALUE~ 1961-62

Production Value -

,~~ Bearing Per PerCrop c"tlj Year acres acre Total Unit unit Total

19621961

6,3466,807

0885.782

5,6205,320

Almonds Tqn11

550.00 $3,091,000460.00 2,447,000

(Total) 19621961

2,8312,898

22,46817,000

2,476,0001,374,000

Apricots 7095.86

Ton11

110.2080.85

19621961

(Canned 17,90015,800

TonII

113.0080000

2,02.5,0001,264,000

--- ------

(Frozen 19621961

500600

128.0064000

TonIt

64,00038,400

--- ------

(Juice 1962*1961

3,300---Ton 90000 297,000---

--- ------

19621961

96120

(Dried TontI

940000600000

90,20072,000

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---

(Total) 19621961

700675

50074040

3,5522,972

226.43313.86

Bushberries Ton1\

804,000933,000

(Ollalie 19621961

6006~5

5231

312202

Tonu

190.00232.QO

59,30046,800

I

19621961

648644

5004.3

3,2402,770

745,000886,000

B~ysen & !oungberries Tonu

230~OO320.00

19621961

6678

1.52.0

240000260.00

23,76040,600

Cherries 99156

Ton11

Grapes (Total all) 1962(Revised) 1961

15,90915,947

70817082

124,208124,650

47.4150.19

TonII

5,887,7006,257,000

19621961

(Raisin Varieties(Total)

7,0857,069

7.5705

53,13753,000

45003'38.68

TonII

2,392,7002,050,000

*19621961

(Fresh Ma~ket --- --- ---280

---22,400Ton

---80.00

19621961

600600

50.50470B7

(Dried-green Wt.(Natural Thompsons

Tonn

30,30028,700

--- ---

5,2004,050

218,000130,OOC

19621961

TonIt

41.9232.00

(Golden bleached(Thompsons(Green Weight

--- ---

* Figures not available

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FRUIT & NUT CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUC.TION,' AND VALUE, 1961':'62

; -Production. v~~e.-~-

Searing Per. PerCrop Year. -acres -._a~re Total Unit unit Total

( Canned 19621961

1,1751,000

TonIt

65.00 :$70.00

76,40070,000

------

------

(CrUshed 1962.1961

46,16247,100

44.8038.20

Tonn

2,068,0001,799,000

----- ------

19621961

479583

9.09.0 43.70

39.704,,3n5,250

TonIt

188,000

208,000

19621961

(Table V~rieties(Rev1sed) (Total)

(Fresh Market --- --- ---180

---Ton

---80.00

---:r.4,400

(C~ushed 19622961

4307038.20

4,3115,070

Tonn

188,000194,000

--- ---

(W;i.ne Varieties

(Total)19622961 8,345

8,2958008.0

66,76066,,400

Ton 49054It 60.21 3,307,000

3,998,000

(Fresh Market (1) 19621961

.5,.5632,89.5

50.0065000

Ton1.1

278,000188,000

------

------

(2)(Crushed 19621961

61,19763,500

TonIt

49.5060.00

3,029,0003,810,000

------

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Nectarines 19621961

232400

6.506.24

1,5082,496

71.0867.50

TonII

107,000168~OOO

Olives 19621961

242272

.83.84

202229

41,,20035,,500

Ton 204.00II 155.00

19621961

Peaches, Clings~. 18,29918,546

11.511.4

211,000212,000

Tontt

63.93 13,490,00067.3414,279,000

19621961

Pe!ches, Fr~estone 3,1163,750

10.39.8.7

32,10037,000

TonIt

1,412,,0001,591,000

44.0043oQO

Strawberries 19621961

172350

5.005.68

8601,988

Ton 240.00It 269.00 206,000

'535,000Walnuts 1962

196112,16611,803

.70

.438,5165,075

Ton 460.00tt 480.00 3,917,000

2,4~6,ooo19621961

Misc. Fruit & Nuts + 122156

Ac.325.00II 300.00 39,700

47,~--- ---

TOTAL 1962(Revised) 1961.

* Cling Peach Association Estimate .+ Incl~des Figs, Pomegranates, Persimmons, Pecans, Pears and Plums(1) On the vine price(2) Delivered to winery

60,20161,682

31,495,36030,140,100

--- --- -- ---

14-

~

19621961

N~rsery Crops

(Deciduous frm t &nut trees

87,.5105.0

907,47612 40 000'. ,

.636

.387$ 577,000

480,000Plants

II

--~

19621961

5012

(Grapevines 446,244281,000

.065

.056Plants

II29,0001.5,800

---

19621961(Rose Plants 198.525.0

2,975,000254,000

~26.5.382

78,80097,000

PlantsII

------

19621961

1515

5,500,0004,000,,000

(Small fruit plants 0014.014

Plantst1

77,OOfJ,56,000

------

19621961

1515

(Vegetable plants 2,615,0004,016,000

.00600065

15,70026,100

PlantsII

------

19621961

326;352326,000

.405

.402(Ornamental trees &

shrubs y3725

Plantsn

132,,000131,000

------

19621961

1.501.35

(Bedding plants 3,0003,000

2,0002,000

Flats" 3,,000

2,700------

(Cut Greendec9ratives

19621961

2410

.55

.5544,00040,000

Bunches1\

24,,20022,000

------

19621961

1005.588

136,,00066,500

(Indoordecoratives

64,20043,560

129,000113,000

PlantsIt

----~-

1962i961

43,560-~-

005---(Misc 0 Nurserystock

2,180--.a

1

Sq.Ft.

e_--~-~--

19621961

$1,074,880897,100

TOTAL -----

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--'---=

------

------

y Includes broadlea£ evergreens, coni£erous evergreens, deciduous shade trees,and deciduous shrubso

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[LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY: PRODUCTION AND VAr"UE, 196;1.-62

[Production Value

No. of Total PerYear head liveweight Unit unit Total

Cattle and calves 1962 60,200 $11,700 cWt~ 24.00 12,281,000(Beer 1961, $8,140 '494,000 It 23.00 11,362,000

(Dairy 19621961

60,00047,000

260,000180,000

.3,380,0001,800,000

owt.u

"13.00

10.00

19621961

7,8008,300

8,9709,545

20.0015.00

179,000143,000

~heepand lambs om.tI

19621961

8,7008,650

13,05012,975

17.2.5

17.2.5225,000224,000

om.It

Hogs and pigs

19621961

275.0025'0.00

358,000300,000

1,3001,200

Horses and mules Headn

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.162.151

19621961

5,104,000 18,885,0005,952,000 21,784,000

3,0.59,0003,289,000

Broilers and fryers Lbe."

1,865,0001,700,000

.08

.069671,000528,000

19621961

8,393,0007.,650,000

Lbs.

nOther chickens

3,764,0003,702,000

19621961

27,47.5,00027,421,000

eachIt

.137.135

Chicks ---

19621961

1,560,0001,576,000

30,675,00030,732,000

.207

.1836,329,0005,623,000

Lbs.n

Turkeys, heavy

.556

.56919621961

4,989,0004,844,000

2,774,0002,756,000

eachIf

Turkeys, poults ------

1962 20,000 90,000 Lbs. .228 20,500!961 20,00090,000 It _2g8 20,500

1962 $33,040,5001961 29,;47,500

Rabbits

TOTAL(Revised)

PerYear Production Unit unit Total-

17,732,00016,406,000

19621961

4,232,0003,897,000

4.194.21

cwt.II(Revised)

Milk~rket

10,012,000,.10,060,00019621961

3,119,0003,030,-000.

3.213.32

on.n

Manufacturing(Revised)

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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS: ProDUCTION!!;!D VALUE, 1961-62: Per

Year Production Unit unit Total

19621961

43,739,00038,266,000

027750306

$ 12,138,00011,709,000

Eg~~_, ,sh~cken,Market

Dozon

1962 5,359,000 each 023 1,233,0001961 5,770,000 II ,!261,SOO.,~~~?-

~g~SJ turkey(Hatching

19621961

$ 41,115,00039,675,000

TOTAL ------ ---

(Revised)

JANUARY 1I~TORI~ OF L~VEST~C~ A~ POULTRY, 1962-63~:1.n number of head)

January 1, 1962 January 1, 196-"L

85,00075,100

80,00077,100

Cattle and calves(Milk cows 2 years and over(Cattle and calves on feed

10,40011,000Sheep and lambs

8,500 8,500Hogs and pigs

2,125,000 2 J 3.38,0(_10Hens and pullets of laying age

115,000 74,000Turkey Breeding hens

PRODUCTION AND VALUE, 1961-62APIARY ProDUCTS:

Production Value-

Total UnitYear

19621961

806,000666,000

.$ 107,00086,600

!!~ Lbsot1

0133.130

6,5402,800

Beeswax 19621961

15,0006,600

.4360430

Lbs.

It

1,680600

19621961

0.5601.00

Package Bees 3,000608

Lbs.

tt

Pollination 1962 10,000 Colony 2000 20,000~961 10,000 n 2~20 2>,~~Q

1962 $ 135,2201961 115,000

TOTAL

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r*SUMMARY*

ITEM- ACREAGE ESTIMATED VALUE

Field Crops. 19621961

707,150718,150

26,400,66026,935,960

Seed Crop,s 19621961

1,026,000949,520

7,9296,824

19621961

Vegetable Crops 31,30833,035

12,467,7QO13,571,300

Fruit & Nut Crops 19621961

60,20161,682

31,49.5,36030,140,100(Revised)

19621961

Nursery Products 1,074,880897,100

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1.9621.961

Livestock and Poultry 33,040,5'0029,747,5'00

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19621961

41,11.5,00039,67.5,000

Livestock & Poultry Products(Revised)

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19621961

Apiary Products 135,220115,000

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Total 19621961

806,588819~691

146,755,320142,031,480(Revised)

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