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AGRIBUSINESS ANALYSIS

SAN ANTONIO MARKET AREA

Gordon R. Powell

Russell F. McDonald

Robert E. Branson

July 1974

Texas Agricultural Market Research and Development Center

in cooperation with

Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

The Texas Agricultural Extension Service

The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station

College Station, Texas

PREFACE

The following appendix tables are a breakdown of data compiled

by categories relative to:

Farm Expenditures

Farm Receipts

Agricultural Equipment

Land, Buildings and Equipment

Manufacturing Sector

Each section is divided by county and commodity areas and

appendix table data were used in developing summary tables relative

to the various aspects for determining the impact of agriculture

and agribusiness on the San Antonio eleven-county primary trade

area and the thirty-six county secondary trade area.

For a detailed account of exactly what is included or excluded

for each category in the appendix tables consult the. llexp1anation

of reportingll in the agricultural census for each period 1959, 1964

and 1969, Census of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Commerce, Social

and Economic Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census,

Washington, D.C. For the manufacturing sector of the appendix tables

and SIC code identifications, see the Standard Industrial Classification

Manual, Office of Management and Budget, Statistical Policy Division,

U.S. Government, 1972.

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CONTENTS

Page APPENDIX I

Farm Expenditures

Table I. Purchase of livestock and poultry; primary market .. 2

Table 2. Purchase of livestock and poultry; secondary market. 3

Table 3. Feed for livestock and poultry; primary market .. 6

Table 4. Feed for livestock and poultry; secondary market ... 7

Table 5. Lime and liming materials; primary market ....... 10

Table 6. Lime and liming materials; secondary market ...... 11

Table 7. Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials;

primary market................. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 14

Table B. Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials; secondary market. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .... 15

Table 9. Seeds, bulbs~ plants and trees; primary market . lB

Table 10. Seeds, bulbs, plants and trees; secondary market . 19

Table 13. Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for farm

Table 14. Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for farm

Table 15. Machine hire, custom and contract work; primary

Table II. Agricultural chemicals; primary market ............................ 22

Table 12. Agricultural chemicals; secondary market .. 23

business; primary market. . 26

business; secondary market........ . 27

market.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 30

Table 16. Machine hire, custom and contract work; secondary marke t.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 31

Table 17. Hired labor; primary market 34

Table lB. Hired labor; secondary market ...... 35

Contents

Page

APPENDIX II 38

Farm ReceiEts

Table 19. Field crops; primary ma.rket ..................... 39

Table 20. Field crops; secondary market ............ 40o

Table 21. Fruit and nut; prim.ary market ........................ 43

Table 22. Fruit and nut; secondary market ..................... 44

Table 23. Vegetable; primary market ............ 47

Table 24. Vegetable; secondary market ........ 48

Table 25. Poultry and poultry products; primary market .. 51

Table 26. Poultry and pOUltry products; secondary market . 52

Table 27. Dairy products; primary market ... 55

Table 28. Dairy products; secondary market .. 56

Table 29. Forestry and horticultural specialty products;

primary market..................................... 59

Table 30. Forestry and horticultural specialty products; secondary market.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Table 31. Livestock and livestock products; primary market 63

Table 32. Livestock and livestock products; secondary market 64

Table 33. Recreational income; primary market 67

Table 34. Recreational income; secondary market .. 68

Table 35. Value of all farm products sold; primary market 71

Table 36. Value of all farm products sold; secondary market 72

Table 37. All crops; primary market . 75

Table 38. All crops; secondary market . 76

Table 39. All livestock and livestock products; primary market 79

Contents

Page

Table 40. All livestock and livestock products; secondary market. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 80

APPENDIX III 83

Agricultural Equipment

Table 41. Vehicle registrations; primary market ... 84

Table 42. Vehicle registrations; secondary market .... 85

Table 43. Automobiles; primary market ........... 88

Table 44. Automobiles; secondary market .. 89

Table 45. Motor trucks; primary market ..... 92

Table 46. Motor trucks; secondary market ... 93

Table 47. Corn pickers; primary market .. 96

Table 48. Corn pickers; secondary market ..... 97

Table 49. Crop driers; primary market ....... 100

Table 50. Crop driers; secondary market ...... 101

Table 51. Hay conditioners; primary market .... 104

Table 52. Hay conditioners; secondary market ....... 105

Table 53. Field forage harvesters; primary market ...... 108

Table 54. Field forage harvesters; secondary market ..... 109

Table 55. Flail type harvesters; primary market . 112

Table 56. Flail type harvesters; secondary market ..... 113

Table 57. Grain and bean combines; primary market ... 116

Table 58. Grain and bean combines; secondary market . 117

Contents

Page Table 59. Pickup bailers; primary market.. 120

Table 60. Pickup bailers; secondary market ... 121

Table 6l. Tractors; primary market ............................... 124

Table 62. Tractors; secondary market ............................. 125

Table 63. Wheel tractors; primary market ......................... 128

Table 64. Wheel tractors; secondary market ... 129

Table 65. Garden tractors and motor tillers; primary market . 132

Table 66. Garden tractors and motor tillers; secondary market 133

Table 67. Crawler tractors; primary ~marke t it 136

Table 68. Crawler tractors; secondary market .. 137

Table 69. Milking machines; primary market ....................... 140

Table 70. Milking machines; secondary market .. 141

Table 71. Bulk milk tanks; primary market 144

Table 72. Bulk milk tanks; secondary market 145

APPENDIX IV 148

Land, Buildings and Equipment

Table 73. Farms; primary market .................................. 149

Table 74. Farms; secondary market ................................ 150

Table 75. Land and buildings; primary- market .......... 153

Table 76. Land and buildings; secondary market ................... 154

Table 77. Telephones; primary marke t ........... ,. ................. 157

Table 78. Telephones; secondary market ........................... 158

Contents

Page Table 79. Television sets; primary marke t ......... 161e

Table 80. Television sets; secondary market 162

Table 8l. Home freezers; primary tnarket ..................... 165

Table 82. Home freezers; secondary market 166

APPENDIX V 169

Manufacturing Sector

Table 85. Personal income by major sources; secondary

Table 83. Manufacturing data of SAMA........................ 170

Table 84. Personal income by major sources; primary market.. 172

marke t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173

Table 86. Personal income by major sources, military;

p r ima.ry market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176

Table 87. Personal income by major sources, military; secondary tnarket. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177

Table 88. Number of establishments in SIC code group; primary market.. .... .. .... .. ... .. .. ....... . ... .. 180

Table 89. Number of establishments in SIC code group; secondary market... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182

Table 90. Number of businesses; primary market 186

Table 91. Number of businesses; secondary market 187

APPENDIX

FARM EXPENDITURES

I

Appendix table 1 Purchase of livestock and poultry: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969 Primary counties

No. farms Dollars No. farms Dollars No. farms Dollars

Atascosa

Bandera

Bexar

Coma1

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe

Kendall

Kerr

Medina

Wilson

143

276

962

329

169

693

925

342

262

121

755

606,833

533,078

4,490,561

312,549

1,718,081

650,775

982,810

280,910

509,893

438,223

891,419

526

182

836

248

157

572

852

279

215

502

618

933,814

295,361

2,711,208

237,371

1,770,938

620,963

882,810

326,906

342,110

651,661

541,113

644

270

1,554

293

253

691

827

288

243

710

782

2,965,046

661,785

4,683,632

412,435 t-.J

5,355,160

1,143,144

3,890,410

498,436

754,367

3,392,995

2,491,339

TOTAL 4,977 11,415,132 4,987 9,314,255 6,555 28,248,749

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 2 Purchase of livestock and poultry: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969 Secondary counties


Aransas 15 11,320 10 3,801 28 66,469

Bee 328 441,711 268 376,559 382 916,781

. Brooks 46 431,376 45 94,354 96 383,518

Calhoun 44 87,537 45 63,002 78 135,069

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Cameron 372 2,268,717 266 1,291,483" . 284 2,371,523

DeWitt 838 1,151,848 603 1,128,259 749 2,264,035

Dimm1t 66 726,598 83 1,007,434 112 1,444,005

Duval 105 490,229 140 717,120 303 1,053,557

Edwards 127 970,230 64 554,775 184 879,872

Goliad 290 782,941 203 1,560,318 316 2,798,568

Gonzales 935 3,084,428 709 4,759,391 979 7,483,073

Hidalgo 580 3,287,374 449 2,859,524 589 1,843,201

Jackson 332 577,692 334 520,096 351 1,070,871

Continued

Appendix table 2 (C.ontinued)



Jim Hogg 19 101,999 54 269,780 62 304,973

Jim Wells 304 1,059,259 178 419,206 348 1,086,877

Kames 620 754,172 560 729,375 613 1,534,370

Kenedy 4 130,550 1 9,600 8 68,671

Kinney 57 1,065,984 46 518,057 67 493,981 .po.

Kleberg 118 212,435 77 515,877 92 978,990

LaSalle 105 958,196 93 957,085 157 1,462,907

Lavaca 1,503 860,462 1,309 1,210,253 1,237 5,280,677

Live Oak 251 754,365 260 653,864 366 1,545,157

Maverick 64 1,410,844 90 2,827,306 83 4,113,432

McMullen 61 336,317 76 215,945 108 776,379

Nueces 266 697,051 187 591,986 176 507,751

Real 122 246,004 70 194,301 83 250,152

Continued

Appendix table 2 (condnued)



Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Wi11acy

Zapata

Zavala

TOTAL

69

150

67

298

100

492

77

90

66

116

202,988

950,741

162,570

2,783,290

452,179

575,200

1,748,008

360,028

152,294

2,426,063

9,097 32,713,000

48

149

76

252

39

363

42

149

31

127

479,477

1,996,102

293,817

3,022,815

198,692

318,770

1,422,463

289,542

62,915

2,795.374

7,496 34,827,718

111

200

255

301

116

420

150

86

143

162

478,680

3,409,362

604,542

7,344,597

1,157,705

613,531

4,305,830

576,671

372,274

6,496,631

9,784 66,474,682

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Census, Washington, D. C.

VI

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Appendix table 3 Feed for livestock and poultry: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Atascosa 957 1,147,838 864 1,1,J.4,466 998 1,575,799

Bandera 457 302,357 366 631,686 463 835,100

Bexar 1,618 3,998,676 1,430 4,030,456 1,554 4,683,632

Coma1 563 712,661 526 442,925 575 583,203 0\

Frio 460 1,458,874 319 1,374,794 391 2,007,174

Gillespie 1,089 1,552,573 1,033 1,799,750 1,136 2,121,554

Guadalupe 1,552 1,336,831 1,469 1,298,998 1,294 2,923,918

Kendall 550 654,622 537 901,417 542 1,343,927

Kerr 423 458,356 380 592,786 427 787,264

Medina 933 885,406 949 868,992 1,146 1,526,565

Wilson 1,117 1,049,049 939 1,277,080 1,277 2,318,715

TOTAL 9,719 13,557,243 8,812 14,333,350 9,803 20,706,851


Appendix table 4 Feed for livestock and poultry: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

Secondary counties

No.

1959

farms Dollars No.

1964

farms Dollars No.

1969

farms Dollars

Aransas 39 53,467 31 23,638 47 31,183

Bee 478 432,710 472 718,594 594 665,382

Brooks 118 316,636 151 770,130 175 448,100

Calhoun 127 103,990 141 148,386 164 217,909 .....

Cameron 791 1,725,834 495 938,571 448 1,327,158

DeWitt 1,.575 2,915,027 1,346 2,684,781 1,447 3,393,581 "

DiDDDit 142 204,997 135 282,365 170 611,925

Duval 378 506,376 484 786,870 594 1,146,152

Edwards 220 525,882 188 721,405 267 761,423

Goliad 517 613,139 403 954,285 588 1,808,355

Gonzales 1,406 6,541,050 1,402 11,472,135 1,540 16,,442,834

Hidalgo 1,270 3,125,589 768 2,426,310 875 1,511,001

Continued

Appendix table 4 (continued)



Jackson 758 842,006 722 889,029 679 850,259

Jim Hogg 50 110,219 98 268,044 124 313,828

Jim Wells 496 1,165,176 441 1,684,094 513 1,979,146

Kames 957 841,674 892 1,102,785 967 1,306,654

Kenedy 11 269,264 15 158,113 16 181,528

Kinney 81 217,975 72 409,791 114 390,225

Kleberg 176 393,958 160 1,192,729 142 1,680,508

LaSalle 154 583,548 170 712,687 232 681,426

Lavaca 2,591 1,800,122 2,106 2,343,102 2,155 3,808,687

Live Osk 464 323,464 479 637,312 553 699,995

Maverick 124 395,952 91 689,962 115 1,501,364

McMullen 131 200,662 158 302,992 174 387,560

Nueces 508 452,993 309 1,270,503 307 513,569

Continued

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Appendix table 4 (oontinued)



Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Wi11acy

Zapata

Zavala

TOTAL

182

164

345

301

442

150

981

158

235

91

181

171,270

284,685

388,974

113,125

822,156

390,939

904,707

347,391

340,249

67,419

615,713

155

183

290

323

445

116

845

130

215

185

195

299,834

246,095

1,635,282

320,722

1,925,573

926,148

765,927

876,009

533,495

111,791

790,591

167

195

251

539

401

181

831

274

157

233

209

316,796

224,188

2,240,150

604,192

2,669,898 \0

799,65.:i> >

1,073,044

1,449,901

283,698

201,322

1,488~206

16,792 29,108,338 14,871 42,020,080 16,438 53,245,572


Appendix table 5 Lime and liming materials: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


Farms TonJll Farms TonJ1f Farms Dollars

Atascosa 4 372 17

Bandera

Bexar 12

Comal 2

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe 5 70 6 89 4

Kendall 2

Kerr 4

Medina 14

Wilson 3

3,887

847

20

...... 0

1,872

70

8

670

TOTAL 5 70 10 461 58 8,437

aiDollar value not available in 1959 and 1964.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Dep.artment of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

1.063

Appendix table 6 Lime and liming materials: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969 Secondary ~ounties

Farms Ton#l Farms TonJ!i Farms Dollars

Aransas

Bee

Brooks

Calhoun

Cameron

DeWitt

Dimmit

Duval

Edwards

Goliad

Gonzales

.... ....18 10,716

4 400 7 1,400

10 3,685

continued

AiDollar value not available for 1959 and 1964.



Farms Tons Farms Tons Farms Dollars

Hidalgo 14 1,456 43 45,611

Jackson 13 441 10 6,053

Jim Hogg

Jim Wells

Karnes I-' N

Kenedy

Kinney

Kleberg

LaSalle 1 95

Lavaca 24 593 9 989

Live Oak

Maverick

McMullen

continued



Farms Tons Farms Tons Farms Dollars

Nueces

Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr I-'

Uvalde 1 2,000 UJ

Val Verde

Victoria 10 3,921

Webb

Willacy 5 8,525

Zapata

Zavala

TOTAL 55 2,890 114 82,995


Appendix table 7 Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials: Number of farms and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 Primary counties

Farms TonsY Farms

Atascosa

Bandera

Bexar

Coma1

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe

Kendall

Kerr

Medina

Wilson

470

31

400

59

174

266

406

92

31

211

583

3,009

114

2,510

262

3,234

926 '

1,273

237

66

1,328

2,977

537

86

649

935

210

418

911

141

52

392

803

1964 1969

Dollars

339,092

17,669

355,144

435,852

399,716

146,148

388,259

26,687

14,502

172,471

323,436

Farms

732

99

920

246

271

648

967

203

128

665

950

Dollars

688,501

37,223

662,508

102,535 .... ~ 716,052

237,402

645,064

64,364

48,761

599,424

698,417

TOTAL 2,723 15,936 5,134 2,618,976 5,829 4,500,251

a/Dollar value not available for 1959.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 8 Commercial fertilizer and fertilizing materials: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


Farms TonsY Farms Dollars Farms Dollars

Aransas 10 58 13 1,737 22 18,370

Bee 149 564 298 224,349 411 529,884

Brooks 81 675 94 51,440 78 72,549

I-'Calhoun 110 1,212 169 419,461 217 655,669 \JI

Cameron 1,155 13,097 920 1,308,947 1,240 1,951,179

DeWitt 616 2,314 691 299,883 839 401,857

Dimmit 36 1,572 41 277,130 50 200,302

Duval 134 402 114 43,955 147 144,060

Edwards 3 11 9 6,190 15 4,794

Goliad 189 1,028 227 153,342 324 224,275

continued

!JDo11ar value not available in 1959.



Farms Tons Farms Dollars Farms Dollars

Gonzales 612 3,389 542 233,940 756 369,665

Hidalgo 2,279 33,232 1,700 3,502,710 2,992 3,783,499

Jackson 358 5,125 516 938,305 552 1,597,220

Jim Hogg 21 229 11 11,965 31 95,484

Jim Wells 113 715 190 127,483 262 292,314 ......

Q'\

Karnes 356 1,367 500 289,111 750 433,714

Kenedy 3 51, 2 3,301 3 9,279

Kinney 1 50 10 19,177 12 83,067

Kleberg 65 572 79 48,439 101 238,891

LaSalle 49 428 61 64,352 75 150,443

Lavaca 1,053 2,401 1,207 304,587 1,574 703,430

Live Oak 47 320 141 88,039 298 316,189

Maverick 66 2,899 69 144,005 57 176,300

McMullen 10 3,121 25 12,423

continued



Farms Tons Farms Dollars Farms Dollars

Nueces 155 1,170 239 374,732 456 870,378

Real 15 42 14 4,044 41 15,144

Refugio 72 699 145 433,654 165 587,009

San Patricio 316 5,573 503 1,051,008 555 1,816,341

Starr 44 1,285 40 266,446 64 323,189 .... .......

Uvalde 40 952 121 227,587 155 416,699

Val Verde 2 12 . 21 3,741 19 5,804

Victoria 301 1,409 530 491,693 581 822,579

Webb 40 1,086 36 224,802 37 125,395

Wi11acy 214 2,982 225 381,143 301 426,392

Zapata 20 333 4 16,608 16 67,906

Zavala 63 3,130 114 606,592 111 450,949

TOTAL 8,788 90,384 9,606 12,647,019 13,332 18,392,642


Appendix table 9 Seeds, bulbs, plants and trees: Number of 'farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


No. farms Dollars No. farms Dollars Iio. farms Dollars

Atascosa 761 333,814 844 468,918 701 616,356

Bandera 191 31,290 242 32,955 146 22,571

Bexar 984 432,562 1,173 414,392 1,077 492,795

Coma1 777 288,824 344 40,092 297 50,749 ....

Frio 272 276,995 251 476,882 276 622,231 (Xl

Gillespie 519 64,346 593 75,943 569 84,356

Guadalupe 1,159 169,322 1,456 231,649 959 263,137

Kendall 278 63,284 295 34,864 241 31,779

Kerr 216 34,553 204 31,722 138 28,720

Medina 551 83,333 748 179,833 874 334,135

Wilson 814 221,991 910 315,472 876 513...1 575

TOTAL 6,522 2,000,314 7,060 2,302,722 6,154 3,060,104

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce,

Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 10 Seeds, bulbs, plants and trees: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 5 250 9 763 18 5,591

Bee 367 80,844 457 185,581 404 216,365

Brooks 48 7,670 98 26,306 59 38,110

Calhoun 143 58,708 196 156,053 203 208,190 ..... \0Cameron 1,656 731,350 1,487 705,775 1,310 757,514

DeWitt 960 142,827 1,133 189,140 743 156,524

Dimmit 90 109,942 59 130,354 73 215,788

Duval 287 31,419 413 90,661 308 113,534

Edwards 33 3,723 31 9,213 21 4,029

Goliad 238 49,594 285 47,241 295 47,241

Gonzales 759 94,454 802 136,603 473 108,853

Hidalgo 2,154 1,443,947 1,946 1,661,026 2,004 1,362,932

Continued




Jackson 556 200,884 548 380,226 488 504,202

Jim Hogg 27 6,856 44 9,782 36 25,608

Jim Wells 417 151,926 504 210,957 428 271,187

Karnes 883 208,490 921 223,753 803 298,918

Kenedy 2 1,250 2 1,591 2 1,681 N

Kinney 15 8,889 23 4,691 18 21.851 0

K1eberg 119 44,620 169 56,772 119 89,384

LaSalle 85 37,158 112 64,495 96 130,837

Lavaca 1,634 119,351 2,018 184,353 1,390 221,436

Live Oak 384 103,009 499 140,204 471 229,093

Maverick 101 124,064 85 71,288 60 69,439

McMullen 44 10,675 74 17,419 56 20,443

Nueces 699 352,981 794 492,019 837 748,208

Continued




Real 84 7,225 66 7,644 31 4,967

Refugio 133 48,244 152 98,498 163 147,228

San Patricio 509 228,649 530 273,431 593 482,235

Starr 151 84,579 293 117,198 246 159,281

Uvalde 271 91,455 338 127,954 213 173,672 N .....

Val Verde 16 7,216 7 2,711 15 1,989

Victoria 453 87,168 700 176,516 568 249,064

Webb 50 50,737 31 67,745 47 55,414

Wi11aey 372 209,176 490 421,758 451 422,695

Zapata 68 65,099 28 10,328 33 23,611

Zavala 166 167,478 183 275,260 142 297,664

TOTAL 13,979 5,171,907 15,527 6,775,309 13,217 7,890,878

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas,_ 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 11 Agricultural chemicals: Use of agricultural chemicals in dollars spent, number of acres and livestock treated by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1964 and 1969.~

Crops sprayed Crops or land Cattle & calves Hogs, sheep Total ago or dusted for weed control treated f',.goats chemicals

Primary counties 1964 1964 1969

Acres Number Dollars

Atascosa 435 22,360 50,683 6,336 319,030

Bandera 962 1,544 10,331 49,835 23,683

Bexar 1,233 7,676 63,958 14,056 152,751 N N

Comal 398 1,847 11,827 23,324 20,044

Frio 3,145 6,389 28,394 2,931 486,8?8

Gillespie 568 2,164 25,314 111,373 44,488

Guadalupe 1,757 6,192 26,109 6,472 104,070

Kendall 239 1,326 12,315 51,672 19,753

Kerr 85 606 12,551 99,018 17,518

Medina 5,662 4,970 40,807 24,168 139,185

Wilson 606 12,420 25,551 5,112 209,194

TOTAL 15,090 67,494 307,840 394,297 1,536,594

~No figures available for 1959.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

Appendix table 12 Agricultural chemicals: Use of agricultural chemicals in dollars spent, number of acres and livestock treated by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1964 and 1969.!i

Crops sprayed Crops or land Cattle & calves Hogs, sheep Total ago or dusted for weed control treated & goats chemical~ ,

Secondary counties 1964 1964 1969


Aransas

Bee

Brooks

Calhoun

Cameron

DeWitt

Dimmit

Duval

Edwards

Goliad

390

6,244

2,921

511

60

5,319

610

5,622

665

6,656

il,76l

6,127

6,504

1,804

924

2,244

1,023

23,982

15,652

11,055

27,044

45,691

21,223

5,655

14,698

37,004

3,066

33

580

5,218

1

219,142

5,246

9,121

136,540

N w23,281

213,748

2,202,092

76,511

270,401

60,781

32,146

26,259

continued

~FigureS not available for 1959.


Crops sprayed Crops or land Cattle & calves Hog, sheep Total ago or dusted for weed control treated &goats chemicals



Gonzales 795 7,693 68,219 3,800 91,619

Hidalgo 3,199 51,606 39,006 390 5,184,142

Jackson 7,423 23,246 53,234 114 574,988

Jim Hogg 400 9,254 180 31,067 N .p..

Jim Wells 1,887 4,665 20,891 176 109,291

Karnes 2,929 ~2,030 29,517 5,340 76,41~

Kenedy 455 18,868 4,003

Kinney 23 1,201 13,764 156,413 49,793

Kleberg 8,480 12,789 723 69,816

LaSalle 545 3,028 23,139 385 45,433

Lavaca 1,944 5,608 33,311 3,481 108,657

Live Oak 2,722 16,905 28,090 3,231 93,467

Maverick 3,315 24,413 3,380 101,374

continued


Crops sprayed Crops or land Cattle & calves Hogs, sheep Total ago or dusted for weed control treated & goats chemicals

1964 1964 1969


McMullen 200 2,757 14,609 15,823

Nueces 3,733 6,221 16,041 25 540,095

Real 1,714 8,035 97,928 6,413

RefugiO 1,139 8,014 31,293 2,882 188,424 N VI

San Patricio 580 11,301 58,812 2,427 665,011

Starr 3,964 12,344 457,04,5.

Uvalde 1,876 3,219 62,697 151,730 162,728

Val Verde 2,110 9,161 206,346 16,728

Victoria 3,966 10,873 58,947 2,074 214,262

Webb 2,886 8,551 480 192,548

Wil1acy 2,170 4,437 13,616 355 754,218

Zapata 20 350 6,247 89,041

Zavala 1,162 11,250 37,249 20,100 643,237

TOTAL 52,368 260,035 915,124 895,246 13,536,516

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1.969. U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

Appendix table 13 Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for farm business: Number of farms purchasing and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

Primary counties 1959 1964 1969


Atascosa 1,189 594,021 1,043 767,899 1,219 828,730

Bandera 460 125,413 398 166,835 507 164,088

Bexar 1,933 713,441 1,523 729,005 2,005 857,434 N

Coma1 628 155,314 532 174,101 651 200,546 0'\

Frio 371 434,330 341 479,026 495 700,674

Gillespie 1,100 313,724 999 373,711 1,221 416,935

Guadalupe 1,778 522,692 1,747 623,724 1,625 626,233

Kendall 578 168,841 502 176,642 576 190,010

Kerr 234 162,948 213 200,478 456 200,420

Medina 1,151 524,093 1,080 592,355 1,448 760,561

Wilson 1,189 453,519 1,062 491,978 1,523 746,198

TOTAL 10,611 4,168,336 9,440 4,775,754 11,726 5,691,829


Appendix table 14 Gasoline and other petroleum fuel and oil for farm business: Number 6f farms purchasing, and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 66 18,758 48 9,802 53 25,861

Bee 720 317,920 609 455,769 758 495,289

Brooks 153 84,493 200 200,889 241 146,429 N

Calhoun 248 225,138 234 267,075 286 315,159 "'-J

Cameron 2,305 2,036,456 1,624 1,757,420 1,651 1,611,635

DeWitt 1,731 792,950 1,441 505,090 1,607 557,406

Dimmit 198 209,274 162 346,815 201 324,596

Duval 677 182,228 671 ' 274,452 796 431,294

Edwards 218 162,769 196 173,690 277 260,455

Goliad 557 171,598 406 210,125 625 268,279

Gonzales 1,682 475,548 1,277 546,286 1,680 714,205

Hidalgo 3,421 3,521,080 2,539 3,336,909 3,410 2,831,597

continued




Jackson 965 597,875 797 761,896 898 834,255

Jim Hogg 69 57,121 121 114,895 146 123,518

Jim Wells 697 508,144 634 542,381 737 604,563

Karnes 1,123 517,777 1,089 545,379 1,229 575,434

Kenedy 12 21,517 15 39,611 15 37,203 N

Kinney 81 102,741 76 143,937 126 161,604 00

Kleberg 232 240,650 209 283,510 217 355,342

LaSalle 209 164,783 198 285,108 272 378,719

Lavaca 2,771 533,246 2,363 636,718 2,500 741,224

Live Oak 549 287,135 595 362,499 721 790,652

Maverick 155 199,192 158 175,497 157 221,783

McMullen 141 86,713 155 148,011 201 177,176

Nueces 1,078 1,136,457 816 1,250,320 968 1,327,240

Real 183 58,772 153 91,565 171 101,838

Refugio 251 278,446 216 368,505 28t, 299,253

continued




San Patricio 755 863,229 648 1,095,577 710 1,001,368

Starr 521 193,280 500 334,187 746 417,131

Uvalde 496 322,230 457 513,480 508 574,051

Val Verde 165 162,373 180 217,847 189 252,278

Victoria 1,105 502,304 895 505,466 1,060 575,798 h)

Webb 169 160,588 173 331,314 299 406,285 \0

Wi11acy 605 739,112 521 900,542 532 749,978

Zapata 192 112,678 197 115,909 264 191,886

Zavala 248 420,821 238 650,664 287 555,960

TOTAL 24,748 16,171,396 20,811 18,499,140 24,822 19,136,744


Appendix table 15 Machine hire, custom and contract work: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959!Y 1964 1969 Primary counties


Atascosa 672 355,213 675 437,507 801 836,662

Bandera 235 84,014 246 96,971 234 115,382

Bexar 782 220,905 1,336 623,699 1,083 1,014,685

Coma! 284 61,252 338 80,651 364 142,116

Frio 250 410,539 212 447,332 284 988,733 w 0

Gillespie 700 153,771 704 149,827 704 251,024

Guadalupe 1,143 516,979 1,192 477,102 938 472,977

Kendall 297 61,672 291 80,268 320 136,068

Kerr 253 88,135 186 115,274 253 152,216

Medina 665 334,234 760 370,827 894 810,618

Wilson 765 275,342 695 350,987 990 755,856

TOTAL 6,046 2,562,056 6,635 3,230,445 6,865 5,676,337

!lCustom and contract work excluded in 1959 census data.


Appendix table 16 Machine hire, custom and contract work: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959!/ 1964 1969 Secondary counties


Aransas 15 15,770 4 2,016 30 21,324

Bee 395 352,715 368 357,859 432 586,038

Brooks 66 14,285 52 50,624 80 138,605

Calhoun 200 248,247 180 452,499 200 412,782 w

Cameron 2,075 3,726,716 1,012 1,960,001 1,075 2,660,459 I-'

DeWitt 1,102 319,333 946 267,643 845 444,861

Dimmit 56 76,473 . 46 391,742 86 725,789

Duval 297 77 ,183 220 74,337 257 298,292

Edwards 57 48,436 118 116,961 177 178,054

Go1aid 257 120,280 250 99,286 320 269,054

Gonzales 736 257,610 640 224,823 741 477,526

Hidalgo 2,902 4,887,389 1,568 2,670,654 2,686 6,547,993

continued

~Listed as machine hire only




Jackson 602 511,378 499 504,460 427 562,939

Jim Hogg 20 16,415 21 29,705 44 58,762

Jim Wells 400 573,322 383 270,761 438 501,999

Karnes 821 378,667 780 405,222 868 622,834

Kenedy 3 1,400 4 5,535 7 28,017 w

Kinney 39 76,594 58 118,707 66 387,221 N

K1eberg 142 320,252 121 180,241 134 275,157

LaSalle 109 143,652 65 80,991 137 265,287

Lavaca 2,136 459,805 1,887 509,095 1,476 464,090

Live Oak 369 379,739 438 389,219 459 520,830

Maverick 99 163,360 77 70,883 63 248,890

McMullen 50 43,787 75 60,718 104 127,689

Nueces 944 1,830,302 600 1,359,050 717 1,655,804

Real 133 50,263 116 56,896 73 62,966

continued

Appendix table 16, (continued)



Refugio 160 312,838 144 458,294 142 431,512

San Patricio 659 2,192,396 474 1,478,515 516 1,438,490

Starr 360 220,150 123 164,308 199 761,524

Uvalde 290 168,074 349 261,997 330 566,890

Val Verde 50 56,562 100 133,309 115 233,469

Victoria 713 609,789 548 525,130 496 387,670 v.> w

Webb 37 78,970 37 211,239 93 325,589

Wi11acy 583 2,717,087 420 1,413,223 404 1,338,277

Zapata 31 92,031 38 30,220 78 220,616

Zavala 133 501,416 171 776,679 169 1,145,244

TOTAL 17,041 22,042,686 12,932 16,162,842 14,484 25,392,543

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964, 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. 'C.

Appendix table 17 Hired labor: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969 P'rimary counties


Atascosa 726 1,064,735 660 975,071 698 1,409,301

Bandera 244 267,979 220 248,972 208 306,648

Bexar 907 2,017,304 665 1,872,069 767 2,699,095

Coma1 351 358,743 244 212,587 243 229,298

Frio 269 790,709 256 1,173,874 328 1,908,322 w .&::-Gillespie 551 369,298 497 290,273 542 348,401

Guadalupe 1,031 747,492 812 668,230 661 780,333

Kendall 291 232,506 256 298,920 259 333,161

Kerr 243 381,248 171 397,689 227 442,479

Medina 643 678,757 608 639,743 683 810,876

Wilson 649 643,238 517 385,843 639 845,327

TOTAL 5,905 7,552,009 4,906 7,163,271 5,255 9,113,241

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964, 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

Appendix table 18 Hired labor: Number of farms using and dollars spent by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 26 59,178 11 8,989 22 48,171

Bee 459 749,435 437 647,560 435 852,251

Brooks 74 368,194 113 382,324 129 461,770

Calhoun 192 368,119 188 379,353 175 439,875

Cameron 1,963 8,081,212 1,251 4,352,583 1,154 4,711,377 w VI

DeWitt 1,029 702,800 884 617,248 766 866,393

Dimmit 128 858,783 121 1,111,287 151 966,731

Duval 303 351,221 337 410,877 439 825,182

Edwards 192 459,088 156 432,292 189 561,259

Goliad 367 274,705 270 326,805 328 485,865

Gonzales 983 906,747 831 1,091,499 957 1,503,071

Hidalgo 2,828 13,140,580 1,995 10,172,226 2,102 9,052,664

Jackson 546 822,974 462 774,521 473 1,297,160

continued




Jim Hogg 57 222,671 108 294,864 82 528,417

Jim Wells 499 1,303,777 407 1,228,880 434 1,771,728

Karnes 755 534;341 620 440,799 643 562,790

Kenedy 12 284,412 14 242,772 12 365,993

Kinney 70 305,194 74 320,341 89 443,797 wKleberg '182 1,052,472 134 1,286,912 130 1,422,347 0\

LaSalle 149 488,212 147 482,768 178 713,347

Lavaca 1,664 716,004 1,475 656,953 1,200 826,227

Live Oak 371 492,105 399 443,699 415 572,258

Maverick 135 986,407 110 556,832 116 1,088,060

McMullen 88 148,492 113 202,886 135 296,974

Nueces 918 3,350,832 706 2,209,727 674 2,563,474

Real 91 138,574 88 147,914 82 164,023

Refugio 170 592,182 141 716,368 182 617,971

continued




San Patricio 670 3,310,526 520 2,083,657 505 2,150,967

Starr 159 796,391 287 1,104,668 378 1,822,856

Uvalde 276 822,905 327 1,014,761 288 991,115

Val Verde 154 663,240 153 643,183 156 775,698

Victoria 668 944,936 531 1,032,875 515 919,798

wWebb 150 809,072 127 1,325,524 203 1,752,385 -...,j

Wi11acy 534 3,911,001 364 1,663,926 379 1,786,598

Zapata 126 383,821 101 147,048 170 441,322

Zavala 204 1,814,400 189 1,976,636 205 1,793,370

TOTAL 17,192 51,215,003 14,191 40,931,557 14,491 46,443,284

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964, 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

-APPENDIX II

FARM RECEIPTS

al Appendix table 19 Field crops- Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio

primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

bl 1959 1964 1969

Primary counties

Dollars Dollars Dollars

Atascosa 2,470,151 3,282,310 5~360,312

Bandera 68,038 104,608 221,738

Bexar 1,561,493 2,694,170 3,151,533

Coma1 228,627 359,503 427,298

wFrio 2,733,904 5,466,003 7,357,134 \0

Gillespie 517,449 854,450 522,629

Guadalupe 3,517,187 3,872,415 2,801,928

Kendall 136,076 176,179 83,987

Kerr 171,060 228,115 270,635

Medina 2,498,989 3,257,874 5,211,332

Wilson 2,222,239 2,209,321 ~,455,440

TOTAL 16,125,213 22,504,948 28,863,966

~I Other than fruits and vegetables.

~I Other field crops; taken from class 1-5 farms.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commer,ce Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 20 Field crop~: Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers,

San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964,

1969.

1959 1964 196r}!J Secondary counties


Aransas 48,823 60,340 157,308

Bee 2,543,727 3,799,682 3,637,745

Brooks 73,198 63,141 178,956

Calhoun 2,669,008 4,659,711 4,048,865

Cameron 25,695,329 24,008,963 16,717,718 ~ 0

DeWitt 1,706,109 1,640,897 732,873

Dimmit 145,,966 150,440 753,472

Duval 531,848 306,234 891,758

Edwards 13,352 27,098 3,648

Goliad 515,865 712,121 635,643

continued

~Other than fruits and vegetables

~Other field crops; taken from class 1-5 farms.




Gonzales 1,209,740 1,043,044 576,743

Hidalgo 33,584,466 25,994,427 19,778,408

Jackson 5,965,630 10,268,691 9,998,895

Jim Hogg 61,345 15,736 48,789

Jim Wells 3,370,565 2,773,216 3,593,858 ~

Karnes 2,917,543 3,149,948 2,376,214 I-'

Kenedy 48,177

Kinney 5',755 33,043 1,172,614

Kleberg 1,448,196 986,862 1,450,313

LaSalle 437,914 360,263 761,032

Lavaca 3,072,587 3,397,697 2,093,266

Live Oak 2,297,129 3,004,597 2,732,468

Maverick 852,355 895,049 1,037,143

McMullen 81,650 60,143 137,712

continued




Nueces

Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Wil1acy

Zapata

Zavala

. TOTAL

20,494,416

13,137

2,140,858

15,053,700

1,562,248

935,224

6,737

3,999',992

281,378

14,317,783

186,118

2,371,146

150,659,014

17,161,287

16,180

4,915,449

19,225,956

906,493

965,708

15,982

5,875,307

212,813

18,275,522

450,858

2,308,217

157,741,115

16,349,281

22,996

3,572,997

13,768,470

1,351,143 .p..

1,910,600- N

20,474

4,079,389

73,821

9,391,431

161,765

2.305.. 677

126,523,485

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964, 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 21 Fruit and nut: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

5!! 1959 1964 1969

Primary counties


Atascosa 155,065

Bandera 4,572

Bexar 52,553

Coma1 5,550

Frio 3,295

Gillespie 247,847

Guadalupe 37,584

Kendall 2,110

Kerr 2,046

Medina 13,242

Wilson 12,739

TOTAL 536,603

279,863

14,079

99,279

9,946

1,270

284,286

155,701

19,840

9,863

11,303

64,237

949,667

(D)

4,644

41,804

151

(D) .I:'w

275,025

81,141

849

(D)

64,966

13,461

482,041

5!! Taken from class 1-5 farms.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 22 Fruit and nut: Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 196#1 Secondary counties


Aransas

Bee 258 531

Brooks 4,685 552

Calhoun 5,116 798

~Cameron 1,311,087 422,001 1,864,305 ~

DeWitt 81,738 67,357 45,742

Dimmit 76,745 87,154 23,623

Duval 123 60 5,000

Edwards 3,902 10,829 2,055

Goliad 1,041 5,023 118

Gonzales 20,206 284,183 62,895

continued

~Taken from class 1-5 farms.




Hidalgo 8,114,892 3,292,718 9,376,629

Jackson 6,600 2,561 1,932

Jim Hogg

Jim Wells 4,216 1,231 (D)

Karnes 1,286 10,778 1,603 .j::lJ1

Kenedy

Kinney 20,284 8,372 660

Kleberg 339 3,563

LaSalle 1,329 976

Lavaca 112,329 10,254 15,180

Live Oak 48 704 860

Maverick 2,589 306 7,500

McMullen

continued




Nueces

Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Wi11acy

Zapata

Zavala

TOTAL

660

1,434

8

378

12,432

90,882

527

4,209

5,440

253,824

1,299

151

10,160,057

1.322

21,827

55

118

20,607

18,444

15,292

2,517

1,800

17,904

2,891

4,312,728

70

1,380

5,000 ~

(D) 0\

(D)

7,399

3,360

318,865

(D)

600

11,744,776


Appendix table 23 Vegetable: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

al 1959 1964 1969

Primary counties


Atascosa

Bandera

Bexar

Coma1

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe

Kendall

Kerr

Medina

Wilson

TOTAL

265,628

5

1,096,797

56

505,904

14,737

57,094

. 5,554

10,897

143,008

343,572

2,443,252

880,998

1,361,626

18,530

26,961

39,759

6,452

5,454

258,510

303,381

2,901,671

662,610

1,997,427

90

.J:1,527,844 ......

33,824

21,826

9,732

287

395,129

275,917

4,924,686

~I Includes sweet corn and melons; taken from class 1-5 farms.


Appendix table 24 Vegetable: Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers,

San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


Dollars Dollars Do11arJ!i

Aransas 1,650

Bee 90,163 12,424 (D)

Brooks 84,569 210,256 266,863

Calhoun 11,050 4,463 960

Cameron 2,377 ,851 2,944,242 2,330,748 .$l00

DeWitt 10,907 7,974 (D)

Dimmit 1,6~6,078 2,527,120 1,615,288

Duval 85,484 139,938 1,144,176

Edwards 100

Goliad 1,305 862 184

Gonzales 336,406 309,818 211,573

continued y

Includes sweet corn and melons; taken from class 1-5 farms.




Hidalgo 8,209,998 8,842,431 16,311,543

Jackson 4,020 2,597

Jim Hogg 122,217 113,000 259,200

Jim Wells 187,429 200,930 145,399

Karnes 15,799 17,551 9,191 .j:::\C)

Kenedy

Kinney 23,000 (D)

Kleberg 100,661 63,954 285,488

LaSalle 114,297 77 ,603 497,616

Lavaca 34,163 78,273 17,979

Live Oak 34,400 46,126 46,695

Maverick 653,830 530,099 382,277

McMullen 400

continued




Nueces 131,320 190,058 42,161

Real

Refugio 100 315

San Patricio 370,039 693,666 250,483

Starr 1,192,721 2,565,964 4,015,044 VI 0

Uvalde 594,941 259,003 869,409

Val Verde 600 3,363

Victoria 15,414 14,790 2,719

Webb 3,308,832 1,777,524 1,738,990

Willacy 797,078 824,947 313,720

Zapata 90,100 383,030 555,867

Zavala 3,451,851 2,009,217 2,805,647

TarAL 24,055,173 24,871,775 34,122,583

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, u.s. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

Appendix table 25 Poultry and poultry products: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 196~1 Primary counties


Atascosa 291,012 180,915 124,174

Bandera 60,557 526,703 1,132,276

Bexar 505,064 829,846 1,132,276

Coma1 808,552 809,950 119,118

Frio 96,344 142,066 178,213 VI .....

Gillispie 892,091 1,230,406 1,347,078

Guadalupe 710,732 596,290 460,608

Kendall 280,324 462,681 619,432

Kerr 162,609 95,756 65,061

Medina 237,526 343,870 123,719

Wilson 239,068

TOTAL 4,044,811 5,218,483 5,566,359

~I Taken from class 1-5 farms.


Appendix table 26 Poultry and poultry products: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969~ Secondary counties


Aransas 11,515 3,965 1,055

Bee 136,290 132,772 78,081

Brooks 38,870 544,677 148,347

Calhoun 36,672 19,807 4,151

IJ1Cameron 340,950 304,235 136,810 N

DeWitt 1,589,428 1,362,905 1,910,453

Dimmit 21,431 17,372 14,788

Duval 3,066 1,763 261,036

Edwards 7,587 1,994 1,386

Goliad 159,537 51,368 29,423

Gonzales 13,209,552 6,192,613 23,526,231

Hidalgo 596,597 638,683 400,576

~Taken from class 1-5 farms. continued


1959 1964 1969a / Secondary counties


Jackson 111,830 61,896 24,497

Jim Hogg 340 125 75

Jim Wells 120,655 284,793 524,317

Kames 406,089 161,421 120,401

Kenedy VI w

Kinney 2,149 755 674

Kleberg 100,413 216,954 1,204,540

LaSalle 153,657 326,502 217,063

Lavaca 1,379,981 1,512,609 1,115,791

Live Oak 95,055 107,460 21,960

Maverick 55,399 47,161

McMullen 1,793 1,291 210

continued




Nueces 528,891 1,083,313 250530

Real 9,297 3,170 1,296

Refugio 12,909 11,661 11,401

San Patricio 384,481 271,978 527,955

Starr 5,617 8,658 352 I.n

Uvalde 93,682 70,934 41,906 ~

Val Verde 34,474 79,755 290,928

Victoria 235,636 183,051 355,854

Webb 46,381 136,859 94,004

Wi11acy 212,744 309,694 30253

Zapata 4,070 8,484

Zavala 26,725 24,552 7,646

TOTAL 20,173,763 14,183,640 31,353990

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, u. S. Department of Commerce Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 27 Dairy products: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 196-#' Primary counties


Atascosa 1,643,208 1,250,725 1,264,905

Bandera 18,927 15,298 52,186

Bexar 3,972,360 3,892,188 5,313,722

Coma1 347,960 316,835 335,782

Frio 60 31,437 48,005 VI VI

Gillespie 402,227 203,994 332,105

Guadalupe 724,890 992,825 1,078,063

Kendall 154,499 456,175 1,117,227

Kerr 257,479 318,650 227,517

Medina 500,950 373,283 511 ,892

Wilson 831,083 1,519,878 2,781,635

TOTAL 8,853,643 9,371,288 13,063,039

~I Taken from class 1-5 farms.


Appendix table 28 Dairy products: Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969.!1 Secondary counties


Aransas

Bee 3,070 111,995 146,130

Brooks 388,000 463,985 425,646

Calhoun

Cameron 513,755 504,451 712,277 In 0'1

DeWitt 1,202,956 1,306,802 2,440,517

Dimmit 7,544 (D)

Duval 837,480 1,020,406 1,527,467

Edwards 1,790

Goliad 534 61,733 8,612

Gonzales 94,055 331,589 407,519

Hidalgo 1,830,177 979,318 1,609,082

Jackson 150,345 27,410 153,170

continued


19691959 1964 Secondary counties


Jim Hogg 81,530 95,074 199,230

Jim Wells 2,643,315 2,527,405 3,658,288

Karnes 670,818 696,020 1,248,392

Kenedy 30,000 39,847 (D)

Kinney 19,000 8,008 VI .......K1eberg 306,060 259,995 192,320

LaSalle 6,650 35,740 (D)

Lavaca 258,855 594,577 868,272

Live Oak 23,685 58,547 124,334

Maverick 72,640 41,873 (D)

McMullen 1,000

Nueces 145,625 2,607 325,116

Real 8,350

continued




Refugio 175

San Patricio 525 8,361 6,074

Starr 34,387 393,675 782,115

Uvalde 111,010 146,499 147,092

Val Verde 3,000 265 VI

Victoria 257,530 48,047 142,705 Q)

Webb 126,850 167,256 217,793

Willacy 137,213 300,724 47,761

Zapata 9,496

Zavala 562,2QQ __.... 55,218 97,858

TOTAL 10,530,249 10,287,602 15,497,266

~Taken from Class 1-5 Farms


Appendix table 29 Forestry and horticultural specialty products: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Atascosa 42,784 38,152 637

Bandera 10,633 61,207 7,009

Bexar 806,920 891,233 1,786,121

Comal 45,078 38,032 13,389 I..n \0

Frio 7,812 58,152

Gillespie 10,358 9,176 1,589

Guadalupe 2,690 18,631 11,601

Kendall 35,251 9,659 7,694

Kerr 112,792 172,391 23,313

Medina 3,600 8,506 8,164

Wilson 347 1,510 556

TOTAL 1,078,265 1,306,649 1,860,073


Appendix table 30 Forestry products and horticultural specialty products: Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 2,400 1,552

Bee 605 852

Brooks




Hidalgo 657,254 860,868 780,622

Jackson 12,821 2,550 78

Jim Hogg 3,900

Jim Wells 51,789 60,475

Karnes 760 2,770 712 a.... Kenedy

Kinney 20 840

Kleberg 1,400 1,900

LaSalle 28,278 6,850

Lavaca 34,078 22,081 11,400

Live Oak 30 5

Maverick 950

continued




McMullen

Nueces

Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Wi11acy

Zapata

Zavala

47,276

5,402

3,000

10,300

10

9,116

2,537

30,835

300

30,000

4,000

163,000

2,426

2,780

500

6,000

2,300

1,000

71,163

1,764

13,941

242 1000

200

57,862

1,,330

2,500

10,060 0\ N

7,979

2,700

398

321 2884

TOTAL 2,279,156 2,396,604 2,290,599

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Co~crce, Washington, D. C.

alAppendix table 31 Livestock and livestock products- Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 196~1 Primary counties


Atascosa

Bandera

Bexar

Coma1

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe

Kendall

Kerr

Medina

Wilson

TOTAL

4,747,873

1,891,550

6,122,183

1,625,387

1,037,386

3,864,394

2,235,245

1,521,747

2,330,384

3,757,085

2,970,645

3,668,120

1,390,787

7,494,805

1,894,676

941,801

3,602,153

2,253,835

1,477,098

2,187,461

3,076,938

2t460,9~8

10,161,483

2,887,402

18,710,374

2,496,303

11 ,621,715 C3' w

7~166~159

10,511 ,038

3,854,286

3,333,084

8,992,052

10,355,181

32,103,879 30,448,612 90~089,077

~I Other than poultry and dairy. bl Includes poultry and dairy.


a/Appendix table 32 Livestock and livestock products- : Sales received in dollars by agricultural producers,

Secondary counties

Aransas

Bee

Brooks

Calhoun

Cameron

DeWitt

Dimmit

Duval

Edwards

Goliad

Gonzales

Hidalgo

Jackson

1959

Dollars

299,954

2,398,191

1,544,554

765,055

3,190,090

4,842,414

3,061,881

2,473,637

4,376,350

2,819,013

5,221,026

6,070,091

3,499,317

San Antonio secondary market 1964, 1969.

1964

Dollars

72,466

1,508,047

1,634,284

471,220

7,179,100

4,099,302

2,600,978

1,936,159

3,598,295

3,661,450

7,711,176

5,601,922

2,429,291

area counties, 1959,

1969

Dollars

285,943

3,769,464

3,027,603

1,275,025

a-. .fl'5,121,336

12,436,049

5,495,870

6,969,199

4,731,623

7,403,065

34,342,634

6,252,759

5,025,074

continued

Appendix table 32 ( con tinued)



Jim Hogg 1,651,939 2,033,970 3,685,359

Jim Wells 2,467,773 1,907,722 8,193,826

Karnes 2,491,029 2,675,125 6,670,790

Kenedy 1,939,872 832,217 2,045,709

Kinney 2,891,263 2,365,834 3,329,053 0'1

K1eberg 3,259,924 2,336,271 3,957,253 VI

LaSalle 4,018,592 2,921,355 5,907,308

Lavaca 3,679,402 3,785,849 14,286,946

Live Oak 2,055,709 2,256,827 4,798,992

Maverick 3,852,416 4,360,778 8,321,910

McMullen 1,816,464 1,628,253 3,509,729

Nueces 1,830,314 1,207,769 1,910,454

Real 1,459,785 1,406,491 1,336,316

continued




Refugio 1,924,954 2,108,774 2,029,857

San Patricio 2,124,623 5,305,049 7,813,691

Starr 942,586 1,032,912 3,973,148

Uvalde 6,863,142 8,055,422 15,250,262

Val Verde 6,620,888 4,063,588 5,818,419 0\

Victoria 3,070,480 3,064,877 4,979,390 0\

Webb 5,555,726 3,929,129 11,514,333

Wi11acy 964,898 726,801 2,270,963

Zapata 1,167,768 914,542 2,373,690

Zavala 5,474,059 4,630,134 10,908,762

TOTAL 106,685,179 102,053,379 231,021,804

a/- Other than poultry and dairy.


Appendix table 33 Recreational Income: Income received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959.!!:/ 1964 1969 Primary counties

Farms Dollars Farms Dollars

Atascosa

Bandera 57 41,329 78 68,002

Bexar 185 368,064 137 181,198

Comal 169 73,955 136 83,576

Frio 39 28,925 52 69,088 Q'\ ..... Gillespie 441 220,685 329 231,183

Guadalupe 49 15,815 27 11,076

Kendall 195 106,118 154 125,003

Kerr 169 296,703 157 221,909

Medina 318 212,922 216 222,032

Wilson 25 7,004 30 8,589

TOTAL 7,794 1,442,322 1,432 1,355,509

a/ Figures not available for 1959.

Source: Census of Ag~icu1ture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, u. s. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 34 Recreational Income: Income received by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

195r#/ 1964 1969 Secondary counties


Aransas 3 (D) 1 2,000

Bee 19 13,829 49 32,083

Brooks 50 57,798 22 68,015

Calhoun 12 20,851 5 5,417

Cameron 9 6,261 19 50,201 0"1




Jackson 45 13,733 32 19,283

Jim Hogg 20 16,570 20 50,429

Jim Wells 24 17,410 17 18,261

Karnes 11 2,932 37 23,223

Kenedy 2 (D) 2 3,000 0'1 \,0

Kinney 41 58,832 30 53,930

Kleberg 3 (D) 4 1,890

LaSalle 38 103,097 52 120,278

Lavaca 155 60,219 103 63,107

Live Oak 80 56,629 89 91,077

Maverick 5 9,455 10 35,523

McMullen 70 67,000 51 67,144

continued




Nueces 10 5,945 13 17,422

Real 88 124,558 63 124,389

Refugio 10 4,829 11 4,505

San Patricio 6 16,325 9 19,167

Starr 20 24,191 29 23,740 0'"

Uvalde 121 139,722 99 216,841

Val Verde 36 46,233 56 162,090

Victoria 17 3,382 24 14,052

Webb 51 116,591 55 243,000

Willacy 5 (D) 10 25,633

Zapata 53 26,455 40 31,932

Zavala 31 43,710 28 224,295

TOTAL 1,402 1,379,050 1,394 2,312,132

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. s. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

Appendix table 35 Value of all farm products sold: Total sales in dollars and average dollars per farm received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


Dollars Avg./farm Dollars Avg./farm Dollars Avg./farm

Atascosa 9,615,721 7,755 9,622,412 8,212 16,278,391 12,502

Bandera 2,054,282 4,280 2,517,746 5,801 3,145,181 5,968

Bexar 14,117,370 7,073 17,333,949 9,299 25,923,849 12,280

Coma1 2,439,576 3,878 2,955,498 4,885 2,989,319 4,344 ...... I-'

Frio 6,708,273 16,940 10,244,128 27,245 20,519,163 39,612

Gillespie 5,949,103 5,312 6,432,111 5,769 8,056,014 6,338

Guadalupe 7,285,422 3,877 7,945,001 4,164 13,617,070 7,972

Kendall 2,135,561 3,632 2,714,202 4,600 3,993,641 6,389

Kerr 3,047,267 6,582 3,314,393 7,205 3,642,129 7,571

Medina 7,154,400 5,992 7,543,206 6,198 14,807,648 9,898

Wilson 6,935,736 5,553 6,852,103 ~,7~Q 14,214, 8,990

TOTAL 67,438,711 xxxxxx 77,474,749 xxxx:.xx 128,186,937 xxxxxx

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

http:xxxx:.xx

Appendix table 36 Value of all farm products sold: Total sales in dollars and average dollars per farm received by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 364,342 5,520 139,221 2,677 445,153 8,093

Bee 5,172,304 6,990 5,580,132 8,242 7,480,736 9,493

Brooks 2,133,903 11,988 2,974,693 12,877 3,489,444 13,902

Calhoun 3,497,001 13,822 5,177,650 21,220 5,337,462 17,971 ....., N

Cameron 34,359,508 14,528 32,295,475 18,412 27,573,424 15,756

DeWitt 9,372,253 5,213 8,580,442 5,107 13,312,431 7,863

Dimmit 5,169,475 24,734 5,594,159 32,907 7,892,406 37,228

Duval 3,931,988 5,438 3,409,210 4,782 9,070,083 10,994

Edwards 4,406,266 20,028 3,784,868 19,213 4,742,881 16,700

Goliad 3,558,657 6,168 4,464,127 9,339 8,082,195 12,081

Gonzales 13,095,154 7,513 22,927,745 14,898 35,243,174 19,844

Hidalgo 58,595,306 16,263 46,704,072 16,285 53,898,145 13,069

continued




Jackson 9,750,563 9,950 12,808,729 14,622 15,069,225 16,291

Jim Hogg 1,921,271 27,845 2,274,475 17,769 3,993,618 26,273

Jim Wells 8,845,742 12,476 7,773,182 11,619 12,000,400 15,666

Karnes 6,528,526 5,662 6,691,343 5,695 9,179,459 7,216

Kenedy 2,018,049 168,171 877 ,164 54,823 2,079,674 129,979 ...... w

Kinney 2,938,471 36,277 2,498,684 32,877 4,503,053 35,738

Kleberg 5,216,993 21,558 , 3,870,064 18,517 5,707,553 25,826

LaSalle 4,760,717 21,939 3,832,386 18,514 7,176,973 24,920

Lavaca 8,571,395 2,970 9,461,559 3,524 16,644,295 6,384

Live Oak 4,506,056 7,850 5,530,890 8,835 7,626,190 10,236

Maverick 5,490,179 35,193 5,884,721 35,238 9,758,122 60,988

McMullen 1,901,307 13,389 1,756,687 10,519 3,651,224 17,986

Nueces 23,178,502 21,284 19,712,478 23,523 18,435,544 18,565

continued


19691959 1964 Secondary counties


Nueces 23,178,502 21,284 19,712,478 23,523 18,435,544 18,565

Real 1,497,405 8,138 1,575,006 9,488 1,362,326 7,740

Refugio 4,081,829 16,262 7,041,758 26,775 5,625,701 19,135

San Patricio 17,944,046 23,611 25,527,453 37,762 21,899,582 29,714

.......Starr 3,750,001 6,793 4,952,500 9,524 9,403,339 12,102 .r:-

Uvalde 8,362,059 16,791 9,993,970 19,109 18,057,614 34,726

Val Verde 4,668,163 28,292 4,222,715 23,330 5,846,073 29,979

Vict;oria 7,614,096 6,604 9,263,134 8,649 9,156,835 8,212

Webb 7,793,599 45,050 7,875,044 43,269 13,358,757 43,799

Willacy 20,699,148 32,546 16,490,696 30,148 12,357,948 22,468

Zapata 2,011,025 10,055 1,225,699 6,222 3,092,724 11,124

Zavala 10,543,869 40,710 10,821,472 41,621 16,348,110 54,859

TOTAL 318,249,168 xxx:xxxx 323,593,603 XXXXXXX 408,901,873 XXXXXXX

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C.

.,

Appendix table 37 All crop;}: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Atascosa 2,933,628 4,481,323 6,116,271

Bandera 83,248 179,894 250,770

Bexar 3,517,763 5,046,308 7,212,001

Coma1 279,331 407,481 485,021

Frio 3,250,915 6,659,524 8,897,448 ....... V1

Gillespie 790,391 1,174,873 888,266

Guadalupe 3,614,555 4,086,236 3,104,397

Kendall 178,991 212,130 131,661

Kerr 296,795 415,823 285,732

Medina 2,658,839 3,536,193 5,811,962

Wilson 2,578,897 2,578,449 3,858,795

TOTAL 29,183,353 39,778,234 37,042,324

a/- Field crops, vegetables, fruits, nuts, forestry products and horticultural specialty crops.


Appendix table 38 a/

All crops- : Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

b/1959 1964 1969

Secondary counties


Aransas

Bee

Brooks

Calhoun

Cameron

Dewitt

Dimmit

Duval

Edwards

Goliad

Gonzales

52,873

2,634,753

162,479

2,695,274

30,314,713

1,737,455

2,078,619

617 ,805

20,539

518,374

1,587,460

60,340

3,813,489

273,949

4,665,772

28,301,428

1,738 ,867

2,915,714

446,232

39,841

719,714

1,647,851

158,830

3,637,745

445,819

4,049,825

21,982,723

778,615

2,392,383

2,040,934

10,703

642,613

851,711

~

continued

- Field crops, vegetables, fruits and nuts, forest products and horticultural specialty products.

/ Excluding forest products; taken from class 1-5 farms.

...... 0




Hidalgo 50,566,610 38,990,444 46,231,352

Jackson 5,989,071 10,276,399 10,000,827

Jim Hogg 187,462 128,763 307,989

Jim Wells 3,613,999 3,035,852 3,739,257

Kames 2,935,388 3,181,047 2,387,008 "-J

Kenedy 48,177 (D) "-J

Kinney 26,059 54,255 1,173,274

K1eberg 1,550,596 1,056,279 1,735,801

LaSalle 581,818 445,692 1,258,648

Lavaca 3,253,157 3,508,305 2,135,925

Live Oak 2,331,607 3,051,427 2,780,023

Maverick 1,509,724 1,425,454 1,426,920

McMullen 82,050 60,143 137,712

continued




Nueces

Real

Refugio

San Patricio

Starr

Uvalde

Val Verde

Victoria

Webb

Willacy

Zapata

Zavala

TOTAL

20,673,672

19,973

2,143,966

15,434,417

2,767,411

1,294,225

9,801

4,050,450

2,064,642

19,384,293

839,187

4,480.585

188,258,684

17 ,412,844

40,787

4,916,319

19,925,740

3,493,064

1,581,393

32,874

5,963,777

3,525,209

15,146,706

276,218

6,067 ,888

188,220,806

16,449,224

24,376

3,575,497

14,028,953

5,371,187

2,780,009 .......

co

23,837

4,092,007

1,816,171

10,024,016

717,632

5,433,808

174,652,354


Appendix table 39 All livestock and livestock product~/: Total sales in dollars received by agri cultural producers, San Antonio primary area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Atascosa

Bandera

Bexar

Coma1

Frio

Gillespie

Guadalupe

Kendall

Kerr

Medina

Wilson

6,682,093

1,971,034

10,599,607

2,160,265

3,457,358

5,158,712

3,670,867

1,956,570

2,750,472

4,495,561

4,356,839

5,099,760

1,969,788

12,216,839

2,474,062

3,555,679

5,036,553

3,842,950

2,395,954

2,601,867

3,794,091

4,266,650

10,161,483

2,887,402

18,710,374

2,496,303 '-J

11,621,715 \Q

7,166,159

10,511,038

1,854,286

3,333,084

8,992,052

10,355,181

TOTAL 47,259,378 47,254,193 90,089,077

a/- Including poultry, poultry products and dairy products.


Appendix table 40 All livestock and livestock product~: Total sales in dollars received by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 196~1 Secondary counties


Aransas 311 ,469

Bee 2,537,551

Brooks 1,971,424

Calhoun 801,727

Cameron 4,044,795

Dewitt 7,634,798

Dimmit 3,090,856

Duval 3,314,183

Edwards 4,385,727

Goliad 3,040,283

Gonzales 11,507,694

76,431

1,752,814

2,642,946

491,027

3,987,786

6,769,009

2,618,350

2,958,328

3,600,289

3,7~3,352

21,252,317

285,943

3,769,464

3,027,603

1,275,025 (X) 0

5,121,336

12,436,049

5,495,870

6,969,199

4,731,623

7,403,065

34,342,634

continued

~/lnc1uding poultry, poultry products and dairy products. ~/Exc1uding dairy products.




Hidalgo 8,028,696 7,688,092 6,252,759

Jackson 3,761,492 2,518,597 5,025,074

Jim Hogg 1,733,809 2,129,142 3,695,359

Jim Wells 5,231,743 4,719,920 8,193,826

Kames 3,593,138 3,507,364 6,670,790

Kenedy 1,969,872 872,064 2,045,709 co I-'

Kinney 2,912,412 2,374,597 3,329,053

K1eberg 3,666,397 2,813,220 3,957,253

LaSalle 4,178,899 3,283,597 5,907,308

Lavaca 5,318,238 5,893,035 14,286,946

Live Oak 2,174,449 2,422,834 4,798,992

Maverick 3,980,455 4,449,812 8,321,910

McMullen 1,819,257 1,629,544 3,509,729

continued

.Appendix table 40 (continued)



Nueces 2,504,830 2,293,689 1,910,454

Real 1,477,432 1,409,661 1,336,316

Refugio 1,937,863 2,120,610 2,029,857

San Patricio 2,509,629 5,585,388 7,813,691

Starr 982,590 1,435,245 3,973,148

(X)Uvalde 7,067,834 8,272,855 15,250,262 N

Val Verde 4,658,362 4,143,608 5,818,419

Victoria 3,563,646 3,295,975 4,979,390

Webb 5,728,957 4,233,244 11,514,333

Wil1acy 1,314,855 1,337,219 2,270,963

Zapata 1,171,838 923,026 2,373,690

Zavala 6,063,284 4,709,874 10,908,762

TOTAL 129,990,484 133,924,861 231,021,804


A P PEN D I X III

AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT

Appendix table 41 Vehicle registrations: Number and type owned by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1972

1972

By number Primary counties

PaRsenger Farm Combi- Farm Trailers Tractors Farm Total Trucks Trucks nation Truck Trailers

Tractor

Atascosa 7,201 940 87 15 710 274 9,227

Bandera 2,213 273 20 2 411 11 2,930

.cexar 391,403 1,537 3,488 28 24,365 20 213 421,054 (Xl ./::'Coma1 12,466 300 145 1,607 21 14,539

Frio 3,259 728 75 5 300 256 4,623

Gillespie '>.458 628 70 530 133 6,819

GuadaJ.upe 15,842 633 146 2 1,600 1 122 18,346

Kendall 3,748 258 35 3 386 28 4,458

Ke::::r 9.913 378 68 5 944 43 11,351

Mf'o in,.' 8,124 820 62 2 677 196 9,881

Wilson 5,204 846 47 7 441 67 6,612

TOTAL 464,831 7,341 4,243 69 31,971 21 1,364 509,840

Source: Texas Department of Public Safety, Motor Vehicle Registration Division, Austin, Texas, 1972.

Appendix table 42 Vehicle registrations: Number and type owned by a~ricu1tura1 producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1972.

1972

By number Secondary counties

Passenger Farm Combi- Farm Trailers Tractors Farm Total Trucks Trucks nation Truck Trailers

Tractor

Aransas 4,159 23 19 1,074 19 5,294

Bee 9,027 462 114 1 941 1 127 10,673

Brooks 2,760 360 25 1 231 48 3,425


1972


Passenger Farm Combi- Farm Trailers Tractors Farm Total Tr!Jcks Trucks nation Truck Trailers

Tractor

Hidalgo 67,905 2,299 1,005 11 4,148 3,464 78,832

Jackson 5,351 513 64 20 1,113 4 427 7,492

Jim Hogg 1,496 256 40 1 137 24 1,954

Jim Wells 13,028 661 295 7 1,536 180 15,707 00 0\

Karnes 5,191 581 100 2 381 138 6,393

Kenedy 216 63 14 10 303

Kinney 637 184 13 4 59 25 922

Kleberg 13,533 293 97 23 1,068 81 15,095

LaSalle 1,577 333 14 3 120 99 2,146

Lavaca 7,536 1,009 69 1 428 164 9,207

Live Oak 2,679 492 42 3 313 149 3,678

Maverick 6,426 207 85 4 238 19 6,979

continued.


1972


Passenger Farm Combi- Farm Trailers Tractors Farm Total Trucks Trucks nation Truck Trailers

Tractor

McMullen 406 152 14 2 60 49 683

Nueces 116,292 608 1,361 9 10,067 13 926 129,276

Real 818 222 75 1 82 32 1,230

Refugio 3,963 232 64 9 695 92 5,055 00 ...... San Patricio 18,910 565 222 14 2,712 1,085 23,508

Starr 4,830 939 64 250 151 6,234

Uvalde 7,009 837 105 6 664 173 8,794

Val Verde 12,043 398 86 2 1,524 56 14,109

Victoria 26,370 705 380 18 3,367 1 290 31,131

Webb 27,323 596 425 8 1,046 43 29,441

Wil1acy 5,122 597 63 27 502 1,330 7,641

Zapata 1,201 208 11 1 282 43 1,746

Zavala 2,897 279 21 5 232 149 3,583

TOTAL 456,416 18,196 5,840 235 40,135 19 12,906 533,747

Source: Texas Department of Public Safety, Motor Vehicle Registration Division, Austin, Texas, 1972. , , '

Appendix table 43 Automobiles: Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.


Number Number Number

Atascosa 1,104 1,059 851

Bandera 526 463 379

Bexar 2,347 2,228 l,629

Coma1 702 608 576

00Frio 358 365 395 00

Gillespie 1,111 1,138 1,099

Guadalupe 1,896 1,909 1,460

Kendall 643 670 470

Kerr 547 582 441

Medina 1,233 1,287 1,224

Wilson 1,124 1,027 1,132

TOTAL 11,591 11,336 9,656


Appendix table 44 Automobiles: Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 52 37 35

Bee 737 614 590

Brooks 245 117 178

Calhoun 288 294 239

Cameron 2,581 1,901 1,365 (Xl

DeWitt 1,780 1,639 1",347 \0

Dimmit 193 236 165

Duval 358 403 486

Edwards 248 195 236

Goliad 594 509 496

Gonzales 1,421 1,666 1,217

Hidalgo 3,782 3,075 2,413

continued


1959 1964 1969

Secondary counties


Jackson 866 901 751

Jim Hogg 89 77 113

Jim Wells 646 671 535

Karnes 1,160 1,082 999

Kenedy 32 29 19

\0 0

Kinney 91 120 102

K1eberg 277 266 265

LaSalle 205 171 168

Lavaca 2,577 2,621 2,128

Live Oak 539 667 545

Maverick 180 138 106

McMullen 148 191 150

continued


1959 1964 1969

Secondary counties


Nueces 1,468 1,176 951

Real 163 169 131

Refugio 352 310 270

San Patricio 1,023 968 662

Starr 233 292 382

\0 ......

Uvalde 560 514 392

Val Verde 185 207 164

Victoria 1,235 1,123 863

Webb 141 163 161

, WiUacy 664 707 541

Zapata 113 76 125

Zavala 218 318 216

TOTAL 25,444 23,643 19,506

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S.

Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C.

a/Appendix table 45 Motortrucks-: Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary

market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.

1959 1964 1969

Primary counties


Atascosa 1,160 1,168 1,365

Bandera 493 496 526

Bexar 1,770 2,129 2,244

Coma1 546 553 636

Frio 418 487 656 '"N Gillespie 909 995 1,201

Guadalupe 1,186 1,400 1,492

Kendall 528 572 590

Kerr 536 519 568

Medina 1,170 1,315 1,598

Wilson 958 1,019 1,416

TOTAL 9,674 10,653 12,292

a/- Including pickups.

Source: Census of Agriculture, Texas, 1959, 1964 and 1969, U. S. Department of Commerce,

Washington, D. C.

alAppendix table 46 Motortrucks- : Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas 52 48 51

Bee 636 655 769

Brooks 231 154 227

Calhoun 250 270 327

\0Cameron 2,160 1,693 1,670 1.,.0.)

DeWitt 1,199 1,192 1,323

Dimmit 276 296 307

Duval 501 552 724

Edwards 332 322 362

GoUad 430 406 624

Gonzales 1,185 1,179 1,364

Hidalgo 3,167 2,890 2,899

continued

~/lnc1uding piCKUps.




Jackson 907 818 1,019

Jim Hogg 89 156 165

Jim Wells 720 750 837

Karnes 925 1,043 1,134

Kenedy 92 47 48 .po -.0

Kinney 174 173 201

K1eberg 283 323 270

LaSalle 258 296 345

Lavaca 1,373 1,680 1,896

Live Oak 440 619 776

Maverick 242 201 276

McMullen 187 225 272

continued




Nueces 1,191 982 1,085

Real 208 206 213

Refugio 377 384 409

San Pat rielo 834 864 909

Starr 483 523 749 \0 U'1

Uvalde 562 672 658

Val Verde 321 357 357

Victoria 835 890 1,042

Webb 223 312 462

Wil1acy 774 731 704

Zapata 194 199 271

Zavala 400 395 415

TOTAL 22,511 22,503 25,160


Appendix table 47 Corn pickers: Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio primary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Atascosa 85 55 69

Bandera 1 7 2

Bexar 234 132 122

Coma1 54 75 43

Frio 12 12 30 1.0 0'1

Gillespie 22 26 30

Guadalupe 248 217 152

Kendall 6 16

Kerr 12 11 5

Medina 159 121 143

Wilson 125 91 87

TOTAL 958 747 699


Appendix table 48 Corn I?ickers: Number purchased by agricultural producers, San Antonio secondary market area counties, 1959, 1964, 1969.



Aransas

Bee 65 50 46

Brooks 2 1 1

Calhoun 20 16 12

Cameron 7 12 57 \0 -....J

DeWitt 289 258 208

Dimmitt 5

Duval 3 4

Edwards 1 2

Goliad 158 102 94

Gonzales 167 94 102

Hidalgo 21 8 61

continued


1959 1964 1969

Secondary counties


Jackson 65 47 47

Jim Hogg 2 1

Jim Wells 16 11 11

Karnes 243 141 146

Kenedy 1

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Kinney 2

K1eberg 6

LaSalle 2 1 2

Lavaca 279 277 256

Live Oak 64 46 63

Maverick 2 3

McMullen 1 2

continued


1959 1964 1969

Secondary counties


Nueces 9 27 50

Real

Refugio 44 18 21

San Patricio 23 6 30

Starr 3

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Uvalde 6 4 19

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