CHAPTER VIII.-FRUITS AND NUTS~

HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES~

AND FOREST PRODUCTS (813)

CONTENTS

Introduction •••••••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • · • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • •• o ••••• • • • • • • •••

Prcaontntion o£ stntia·~ioe .............................................. , ••••••.•. O~ller publiahed data ••••••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •·• • • • • • • • • • • • • Irrigation ••••••••.••••••••••••••• • ••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• Defini tiona o.nd axplnno.tione ..................................................... . Values ............................ • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ..... . ecrrioB and othor smo.ll fruits •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• crnnberriee •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ............................................... . Lnnd in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and plnntod nut treeo ••.••.•••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Apples •••••• ••••••• • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • Peaches •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pco.re ............................................................................ .

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Page Strawberries-Acreage and production, for the United States: 1899 to 1954. • • • • • 821 Land 1n fruit orchards-Acreage, for the United States: 1930 to 1954. • •• • • • • • • • 823 Land in befU'ing and nonbeo.ring fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted

A~~ie;~~~o~~ ~Pi~:~a *f5;e:~ni9~8 -~·or ·t;~;,~ ·~oi ·~r "b~~i~ ·;g;; · · · · · · · · · 924

1S90 to 1954; and produntion, 1889 to 1954: for the United States •••••..•••••• 824 Penohoa-Number or treee of bearing age and number of trees not of bearing age, 1890 to 1954; and production, 1889 to 19.54: for the United States............. .330

Pears-Number of trees of bearing age and number of trees not of bearing age, 1890 to 1954; and production, 1889 to 1954: for the United States............. 830

Cherries-Number of trees of bearing age and number of trees not of bearing age, 1890 to 1954; and production, 1889 to 1954: for the United States........ 830

Plums and prWles-Number of trees of bearing age and nwnber of trees not of bearing oge, 1890 to 1954; and produntion, 1889 to 1954: for the United States lllO

Lnnd in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards and planted nut trees, acreage, 1954 Land in fruit orchards, groves, vineyards and plented nut trees, increase and

decrease in aoreage, 1956-1954 ••••.•••••••••••••.•••••••••••••.••.••••••.••••••

~i;!!b~i~~th~~~=ie~fo~r ~ai~;\;,~~;;g~; · i9~ ·::::::::::::::: :·::::::::::::::::: Apples-Trees· o£ all ages~ number, 1954. ~ •..•••...•••••••.•.•••••••..••..•.••••• Peaohea-Treea of all ages, number, 1954 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• Cherries-Trees of all ages, number, 1954 ••••••••••••••••.•••.•.•••••••••••••••• Pears-Trees of all ages 1 number 1 1954 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PlUIIlS and prunes-Trees of all ages, number 1 19.54 .•••••••••••.••••.•••••••••••••

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Cherries ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• ·•••·•••••••••••••• • ·• • • • • • • •· • • • · • • · • • Plums an.d pl"lJJles •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• • · • • • ••• ·• • • • • • • • • • • Grapes ..................................... ; •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apricots .................................. ••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • Pecans ••••••••••••.••••••.•.•••••••• ••• • • ••• • • •• • ·• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • · · · • • • • • • • Other edible nuts •••••••••••.••••••••••••••.•••.•••••••..•••••....•••••• • • •. • • • Tung nuts ........................................................................ . Citrus fruits, avocados, and ol~ves ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••• Oranges ........................................................................ . Grapefruit •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••.•••••••.•.•.•• Miscellaneous orchard frui te and nuts •••••..•••.••••.••••••••••••••••••.. • ... •. Horticultural special ties (nursery and /greenhouse products, etc.) ...••.•.....•• Forest products ..................................... -. • • • • • • • · • · • • • • • • · • • • • · • • • • •

Grapes-Number of vines of bearing age and number of vines not of bearing age, 1900 to 1954, and production, 1899 to 1954: for the United States •.•.•••.••••

Oranges (including tanger{ne!J and JMndarins )-Number of trees of beciring age end Dumber o1· trees not of bearL;.g age, 1890 t.o 1954; and produc-tion, 19.39 to 1954: for the United States .••••..•••••••••••••••••••••••.••••.

Grapefruit-Number of trees of bearing age and number of trees not of bearing age, 1890 to 1954; and production, 1939 to 1954: for the United States ....... .

Value of nursery products, flovers and flowering plants 1 and vegetables grown under glass 1 flower seeds, vegetable seeds 1 vegetable plants, bulbs and mushrooms harvested for sale, by States: 1954 •••••...•........•.••••••.••

Value of firewood 7 fence poets, logs, lumber 7 pulpwood, pi ling and poles 1 bark 1

bolts 7 Christmas trees 1 hevn ties, mine timber and other miscellaneous forest products sold, by States: 1954 ••...•.•••••.••••••.•.•..•••••..•..••••..••••••

Grapes....Jvines of all ages, number, 1954 ••••••••••••. • ...... • • • • • · ............. •• • • • Oranges-Trees of all ages 1 number 1 1954 •• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • · • • · • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • · • • • • Grapefruit-Trees of all ages, number, 1954 ..................................... . Lemons-Trees of all ages, number, 1954 ••••••••.••• • •••••••• •• • •••••••• • •• •••••• Peasne (all) -Trees of all ages, number 1 1954 •••••••••••••• • ••• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • · • Jilalnute (English or Pereian)-Trees of all ages, number, 1954 .•••••••••••••••••• Value of fruits and nuts sold 1 dollars 1 1954 ••• • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Value of horticultural specialties sold, dollars, 1954 ••••••••••••..•••••••••••• Value of forest products sold, dollars 1 1954 .................................... .

TABLES FOR THE UNITED STATFS

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Table- Page 1,-Fruits and nuts--Farms reporting, acreage, and value, for the United States: Censuses of 1840 to 1954................................................................. 818 2.-Factors used in converting fruit and nut quantities from the units of measure enumerated in specified States to the units selected for shwing totals for the United

States.................................................................................................................................................................. 820 3.-Berries and other small fruits-F8I'lilB reporting, acreage, quantitY harvested, and value, for the United States: 1899 to 1954...... •• • • • • . . • • • • • • . • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • •• 822 4.-'l'ree fruits, nuts, and grapes-Farms reporting, number of trees or vines, quantity harvested, and value, for the United States: 1840 to 1954......... •• • • . • • . • • • • • . • 825 5.-Horticultural specialties-Farms reporting, area, and value of sales, for the United States: 1889 to 1954................... •.. . •••.•••• ••• •••••••• .... •••••••. ••••• 834 6.-Forest products of farms-Farms reporting, quantity, and value, for the United States: 1849 to 1954:............... .•• •••• ••.• ••. .••• .•••••••.•.• •• •• •.• •••••• ••••••• 835

TABLES FOR GEOORAPIIIC REGIONS, DIVISIONS, AND STATFS

Tob1e- Page ?.-Berries and other small fruits harvested for sale-Farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and value; by divisions and States: 1954 and 1949.... ••••••••.••••• 840 8.-Land in fruit orchards, vineyards, and planted nut trees-Farms reporting and acreage, 1930 to 1954; and value, 1945 to 1954; vith farms reporting classified by

number of sores, 1954: by divisions and States .................................................................................................................... ""..!""" 846 9.-Apples-Fo.rms reporting and nUIDber of trees, }.9~~ ~ _!~?4; __ q,~tity harvested, ,1934 to 1954; and value, 1.~.54 and 1949; ~th data for trees not of bearing age and

trees of bearing age, 1954 and 1950: by d!irisions and States...................................................................................................... 848 10.-Apples.:....Fainis repol-t:Lng,- tr'eeS not ·o-r beSiixlg age·; tree'S Of bearing· age, and quantity harvested·, classified by trees of bearing age; by divisions and States: 1954. 850 11.-Apples-Fa.rma reporting by nUIDber of trees not of bearing age, by trees of bear~ -~ge,_ ~~by q.uantity harvested;_by divisions and States: 1954...................... S54 12.-Pea~hes-Farme reporting and nUIDber of trees, 1935 to 1954; quantity harvested, 1934 to 1954; and value, 1954 ti.Ild 194~; with data for trees not o1· bearing age and

trees of bearing age, 1954 and 1950: by diVisiona and States ••••••••••••••••••• ; •••••••••••• ,..................................................................... 856 13.-Peaohes-Farms reporting lly trees· D.6t of be·aiirig itge, bY trees of bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by divisions and States: 1954 ••••••• ~ ~..................... 858 14.-Peo.rs-Fnrms report!~ and n\l,IDber of trees, 1935 to 1954; quantity harvested, !1934.-to-19.54; and value, 1954- and·l~9; with data for trees not of bearing age and

. trees of bearing age, 1954 and 1950: by diVisions and s-tates; •••• :-;.:.............................................................................................. 860 15.-Pears-Fo.rm.s reporting by trees riot or'-be&ring aie~- by trees of bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by divisions and States: 1954........ •• • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • . . •• . • • 862 16.-c~rries-Farms reporting, number of trees, and quantity harvested, Censuses of 1954 and 1950; and value, 1954: by divisions and States ••• ~......................... 864 1?,-sobr cherries and sweet cherries-Farms reporting and nUIDber of trees; 19.54 and 1950; and quantity harvested and value, 1954: by divisions and States............... 865 18.-cherries-Farma reporting by trees not of bearing age, by trees or' bearing age, by quantit_Y. harv~ste~_LB:Jldj?Y :t¥Pe; by States.: -~54 ........................ :··········-·· 866 19.-P1ums and prunes-Farms reporting and number of trees, 1935 to 1954; quantity harvested, 19-.:g-W 1'954; ana value, 1954 and "'1~; With data for trees-ncrt.- of" bearing1

20 aga and trees or bearing age, 1954 !Uld_l950: _by diVisiona-and Stnteij •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..••••••••••••••••••••••• : ••••••••.••.• :. 868 .-Plums and prunes-Farms reporting by trees not of bearing age, bY 'tr-ees or bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by divisions and States: 1954.. ••. • •• • • . • . • • • • • • • • 870

21.-Gro.pes-Farms reporting and number o'f vines, 1935 to 1954; quaniit.v ,harvested,\ 1934 to 1954; and va1ue, 1954 'irilQ1949f Vit.n data for vines not of bearing age Bild

22 Vines of bearing age, 1954 and 1950: by diVisions and Stawii •••••••••••••••• -:-::-:-: • .' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :................................... 872 .-Grapes-Farms reporting by vines not of bearing age, by vines of bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by divisions and States: 1954. •. • • • • • • • • . •. • • • • • • • .. • • • •• .. • • 874

~~--Apricots-Farms reporting, number of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by divisions and States: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 ...................................... ~.. 876 2 ·-Nectarines-Farms reporting, number of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by divisions and States: Censuses of 1954 and 1950. .... • •• • • • •• • • ....... •• • • • • • • . . .. .... • • • 877 2~·-Japan.e:se persimmons-Farms reporting, number of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by divisions and States: Censuses of 1954 and 1950. ~.. ••• •• .. • • • •• • • • • • •• .. • .... . 878 27 •-Quinces-Farms reporting, nwnber of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by divisions and States: Censuses of 1954 and 1950 •••• ~...................................... 879 28 ·-Figs-Farms reporting, number or trees, quantity harvested, and value; by States: Cen~uses of 1954 and 1950... •• • • • • • • .... • .. • • • • • • .. •• • •• • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • .. • • • •• • • • .. 880

·-Oranges-Farms reporting and number of trees, 1935 to 1954; quantity harvested, 19'34. to 1954; and value, 1954 and 1949; with data for trees not o£ bearing age and 29 trees of bearing age, 1954 and 1950: by Stataa ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• ;~-.................................................................................... 881 ·-GiifaeZ,~;;~~ r~Porting and numoer o~ _t~e~~~ ·1935 to 1954; quantity harvested,· ;1.934 to 19!)4; and value, .LI;J54 e.nd 1949; with data for trees not of bearing age-

30 Le _ earing: age, 1954 and 1950:: by S:tatas,, ••.•••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,........................................................... 882 31·~1 mons-F~ma reporting, number of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by States: Censuses of 1954 and . .1.~50.... •• •• ••• • • • • ••• ••• • •• •• • • • • • • ••• . • • • •• • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 883 32 • p mea-Farms reporting, number of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by States: Censuses of 1954 and .l950 •• -....................................................... 883 33 ·-p eoans-Forma reporting and number of trees, 1954, 1950, and 1945; quantity harvested, 1954, 1949, and 1944; an~ value, 1':154 llii.d 1949: by divisions and States....... 884 34·-peoana-Improved and wild or seedling-Farms reporting and nUIDber of trees, 1954 and 1950; quantity harvested, 1954 and 1949; and value, 1954: by States............. 885 35·-~ana-Improved and wild or seedling-Farms. reporting by trees not of bearing age, by trees of bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by States: 1954............. 886 36·-lfung: nuts-Farms reporting, numb'er of trees, quantity harvested, and value; by States: Censuses of 1954 and 1950......................................................... 888 37•:t.u nuts-Farms reporting by trees not of bearing age, by trees of bearing age, and by quantity harvested; by States: 1954 ••••.••••••• ~···························· 888 38:-Ho:~~~~~ _oro~.~d f_ruit~ .and nuts-Farms reporting, number of trees,, quantity harvested, and value, by States: ~954.. •••••• .... • • • • .. • • • • • • •• ••• • •• • • • •• .. • • •• • •• • .. 889 39 -s . speaialties-F!J:l'mB .reporting, area, and value of sales; by divisions and States: 1954 and 1949 ......................................................... , •• • 892 40 • -Mpe~ified fo:rest products qn·Census 1 terms-Value of sales, farms reporting, quantity, end value of production; by divisions and States: 1954 and 1949................. 894

• a.p e sirup and maple sugar-Farms reporting, number of: trees tapped, quantity, value, and value of sales; by States: 1929 to 1954. •• •• • • • • ... ...... ••• • • • • •• • • • • ... .... 896

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CHAPTER VIII.-FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS

Introduction.-This chapter presents statistics for fruits and nuts, horticultural specialties (nursery and greenhouse prod­ucts, etc.), and forest products for the 1954 Census of Agricul­ture. The type of information presented for these three major groups of crops varies considerably.

For the purpose of presentation of data, fruits and nuts have been divided into two subgroups: (a) Berries and other small fruits and (b) tree fruits, nuts, and grapes. In the case of berries and other small fruits, the Agriculture Question­naire called for the acreage and quantity harvested for sale. Nonbearing plots and plots from which berries and small fruits were not harvested for sale were not to be reported. Thus, the pata for berries and other small fruits should repre­sent commercial production only and exclude home consump­tion. Except for blueberries in the New England States, the data are restricted to the cultivated acreage.

In the case of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the enumeration procedure provided for reporting the number of bearing and nonbearing trees (or vines) and .the quantity harvested for each crop. In addition, the total acres of land in planted orchards, groves, and vineyards was secured. No information for any of these crops was to be enumerated if the total of fruit and nut trees and grapevines on the farm was less than 20. Thus, the information presented for tree fruits, nuts, and grapes primarily represents totals for places where production is largely for sale. The figures for quantity harvested, how­ever, do include a minor but undetermined amount for home consumption.

All of the data for horticultural specialties relate to com­mercial production, since a screening question at the beginning of the inquiries for these items asked, "Were any nursery or greenhouse products, flower or vegetable seeds or plants, flowers, or bulbs grown for sale this year?" The inquiry on nursery products asked for the number of acres in nursery products (trees, shrubs, vines, ornamentals, etc.) and the value of sales for this acreage. The area in square feet under glass or in acres in the open of flowers, plants, vegetable seeds, vegetables, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms were to relate only to the production for sale. Only those commercial vegetables grown under glass were included with horticultural specialties; those grown in the open were included under vegetables for sale.

The data for forest products include figures on production during the calendar year for selected products for home use or for sale and the value of .forest products sold during the ye~r. The data do not cover all forestry production in the ~mted States; they relate to the farm portion only. Produc­tion from timber tracts and lumbering and logging operations, not Part of farms, was excluded. The data for the quantity ~at for selected forest pi·oducts were secured for those States 1~ which the farm cut of the product was important. Maple Sirup and sug·ar production statistics were obtained only in several of the more important producing States.

In making comparisons of data for 1954 with those for prior Censuses, it is necessary to consider three significant differ­ences, In 1954, for the first time, the- Census was taken in the

fall of the year. For some items the crop year had not ended by the time of enumeration. , Thus, farm operators were required to estimate the quantity harvested before the harvest had been completed and the quantity sold before the actual sale had been made. Second, the value of the sales for crops was obtained by making estimates rather than by obtaining from farm operators the value of the crops sold. (For a dis­cussion of this change in procedure, see "Value of Farm Products" in Chapter IX.) Also, in 1954, the regionalization of inquiries on the Agriculture Questionnaire differed from that of prior Censuses. This may have resulted in differences in comparability of data for 1954 and prior Censuses because of changes in wording or interpretation of inquiries by farm operators and Census enumerators. Details as to the make-up of each regional questionnaire may be obtained in two places; namely, (a) as shown in the Composite Questionnaire in the Appendix of the volume, or (b) in more detail and in better format from the regional questionnaires in Volume 1.

Certain data presented in this chapter are estimates made on the basis of tabulations for a sample of approximately 20 percent of the farms. In such instances, headnotes on each table indicate that the data are estimates based on a sample of farms. In a few instances, a table contains both figures which were obtained by tabulating data for all farms and those which represent an estimate of data based on a sample of the farms. In such tables, the data based on a sample of farms are in italics so that the reader may easily identify the source of data. (For a complete discussion of the sampling procedure and the reliability of estimates based upon data for a sample of farms, see the Introduction to this volume.)

Presentation of statistics.-In general, the tables presented in this chapter show State, division, region, and United States totals for a crop, together with comparable information from previous Census years. The tables at the beginning of the chapter present totals for the United States for the current as well as for all previous Census years for which comparable data are available. Because of space limitation, no attempt has been made to show any State data earlier than for the year 1929. State data prior to 1929 may. be found in Volume IV of the Reports of the 1930 Census of Agriculture. For the less important crops, data are shown only for the number of Censuses for which they could be conveniently presented in the table for the particular item. For many of the less important fruits and nuts, only the figures from the 1954 Census are shown. In such cases, data may be found for prior Censuses in the reports for those Censuses.

The usual methods of Census presentation have been fol­lowed. Generally, States have been arranged according to geographic divisions. Geographic division totals; regional totals for the North, the South, and the West; and United States totals are shown when possible. Exceptions to the geographic arrangement have been made for minor crops that are not widely grown, and in these cases, the States have been arranged alphabetically rather than by geographic divisions. For some items, separate data have not been obtained for all States during each Census. In such cases, the totals are pre-

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sented for the specified States for which data were available. These totals usually approximate totals for the United States or for regions. Footnotes indicate the lack of comparability resulting from a change in the wording of the question, in­structions to enumerators, or in definitions or procedures used for collecting and compiling the data.

The tables of this chapter usually present information for farms reporting, acreage, quantity harvested, and in the case of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the number of bearing and nonbearing trees or vines. There are several important ex­ceptions to this generalization. In the case of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes, the only acreage available, except for two States, is the total for land in orchards, groves, or vineyards. For Arizona and California, the acreage for each of the individual fruits, nuts, and grapes was enumerated. For some crops such as cherries, peaches, pears, grapes, plums and prunes, oranges, and pecans, data were obtained for some of the main producing States by type. As each type was treated as a separate crop, it is not always possible to present an over-all count of farms reporting for the crop. For example, where peaches were reported in California as clingstone and as freestone, the farms-reporting count shows the farms reporting clingstone peaches and also the farms reporting freestone peaches. A total of the number of farms reporting all peaches for Cali­fornia could be approximated by adding these two farm counts. However, such a count would contain an undetermined amount of duplication. The type breaks have been shown for the several crops mentioned above, either in the same or in separate tables, but no attempt has been made to add the farms reporting for each type in order to obtain an all-farm count. In such cases, the State, division, region, and United States totals for farms reporting have been indicated as not available.

Other published data.-This chapter contains totals only for States, divisions, regions, and the United States.

The data for the counties or the State economic areas1 are given in Volume I. Volume I presents about the same information as is available in this chapter, but by county or by State economic areas. Data for townships or other minor civil divisions have not been published. However, most Census information was tabulated by minor civil divisions, and such data can be made available on request and on payment of cost for the preparation of tables containing the data. Additional related data are shown in this volume. Chapter X presents a distribution of the number of fruit-and-nut farms by tenure of operator, at the United States level only. Chapter XI shows, by economic class of farm, the acres of land in orchards for States, regions, and the United States and some facts for apples and peaches and the value of all fruits and nuts sold for the United States only. Chapter XII shows, by type of farm, some of the same items as in Chapter XI.

Irrigation.-Data for irrigated crops, including· farms report­ing, acreage, and production for the 17 Western States, Florida, Arkansas, and Louisiana, are shown in Tables 136, 137, and 138 of Chapter VII of this volume and in County Table 9a of Volume I.

Definitions and -explanations.-For definitions that have general application, for a description of procedures, and for a statement as to the completeness of the Census, see the Intro­duction to this volume. For other more specific definitions and explanations regarding crops harvested, etc., see Chapter VII. The tables in this chapter show the quantity. harvested for each crop in a common unit of measure. This unit of measure may not have been used universally for the enumera­tion. Fruits and nuts are harvested under a wide variety of local conditions and harvesting or marketing containers vary

TABLE 1.-FRUITS AND NuTs-FARMS REPORTING, AcREAGE, AND VALUE, FOR THE UNITED STATES: CENSUSES OF 1840To 1954

Item and year

Fruits and nuts, totaL ____ --------------------------------- _______ --------------1954. _ 1949 .. 1944_-1939.-1934 .. 1929 __ 1919 __ 1909.-1890 __

Berries and other small fruits •- ------------------------------------------------1954 .. 1949 __ 1944 ·-1939 __ 1029 __ 1919.-1909 __ 1899 __

Tree fruits, nuts, and grapes (nurseries excluded) ___ ----------------- __________ 1954 __ 1950 .• 1945 __ 1940.-1035 .. 1930 .. 1920 .. 1910.-1900_-1880 .. 1870 __ 186Q __ 1850 .. 1840 ..

NA Not available. 1 Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. ' Does not Include fruit-and-nut acreage on farms with less than 71! acre of fruit orchards,

groves, vineyards, and planted nut trees. ' Only strawberries included in small fruits. Other small fruits included in field crops. • Acreage In fruit orchards, groves, vineyards, and planted nut trees not secured prior

to 1930 Census.

Acreage Value (dollars)

Farms reporting Percent Percent Average

Total of 1954 Total of 1954 per acre

(NA) 14,193,443 100.0 11,204,491,106 100.0 287.23 (NA) '4,934, 716 117.7 975,055,523 80.9 107.50 (NA) 5, 186,531 123.7 1,284,313,441 106.6 247.62 (NA) 5,367,200 128.0 401,316,865 33.3 74.77 (NA) 3 6,447,675 153.8 392,260,888 32.6 60.84 (NA) 6,472,840 154.4 655,706,389 54.4 101.30 (NAl 4 304,264 7.3 732,998,983 60.9 (NA~ (NA) • 371,326 8.9 222,024,216 18.4 (NA (NA) '378,569 9.0 133,048,721 11.0 (NA)

(NA) 190,017 100.0 100,119,751 100.0 526.90 (NA) 218,379 114.9 79,398,194 79.3 363.58 (NA) 185,975 97.9 47,013,343 47.0 252.79

351,550 322,269 160.6 47,456,805 47.4 147.26 (NA) 386,664 203.5 63,810,720 63.7 165.03

545,823 249,084 131.1 61,732,161 61.7 247.84 (NA) 272,460 143.4 29,974,481 29.9 110.01 (NA) 309,770 163.0 25,029,757 25.0 80.80

1 424,747 1 4,003,426 100.0 1 1,104,371,445 100.0 275.86 2,221,381 '4, 716,337 117.8 805,657,320 81.1 180.91

(NA) 5,000,556 124.9 1,237,300,098 112.0 247.43 2,504,804 5,044,931 126.0 353' 859' 070 32.0 70.14

(NA) 6,220,679 155.4 7 360,543,407 33.5 50.41 8 2,751,018 6,086,176 152.0 591' 895' 669 53.6 97.25

(NA~ (NA) (NA) 671,266,822 60.8 ~NA) (NA (NA) (NA) 192,040,735 17.4 NA)

~NA) (NA) ~NA) 108,018,964 9.8 (NA) NA) (NA) NA) • 50,876,154 4.6 (NAl

(NAl ~NA) (NA) • 47,335,180 4.3 (NA (NA NA) (NA) '19,991,885 1.8 ~NA) (NA (NAl (NA) • 7,723,186 o. 7 NAl (NA) (NA (NA) • 7' 256,904 o. 7 (NA

• For 1954 and 1949, harvested for sale only; for other years, data are for a!l acreage harvested. . tho

• Totals and derived figures are for States for which separate inqmrlos wore on schedule. ,

1 Value of 8 specified fruits only. . 1 nut 8 Farms reporting fruit trees, not tnoludlng farms reporting only grapevmes and or

trees. • Value of orchard products.

'State economic areas are groups of counties within the State having similar agricultural, demographic, climatic, physiographic, and cultural characteristics.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 819

considerably in capacity. In order to facilitate reporting, data were requested on the basis of the unit of measure that was most commonly used in a State or region. Table 2 of this chapter provides ll summary, by States, of the units of measure used in the enumeration. In addition, Table 2 presents the unit used for publication of data in this chapter and, also, indicates the conversion factors used. Conversion factors for earlier Census years, when different from those given in Table 2, are given in the text discussion for a particular crop or in footnotes for the table to which the conversions apply. In Volume I, the data for the several fruit and nut crops were published in the unit of measure used for the enumeration of the crop in the State or region.

A separate inquiry was not carried for every fruit and nut crop in every State. However, if not carried as a separate inquiry, space was provided where the farm operator or enumerator could report data for crops for which the ques­tionnaire did not have a specific question. Information for crops listed by the farm operator or enumerator was coded and the data were summarized separately, and are shown in the tables of this chapter. Data for most of these are also shown in the State tables of Volume I. In a very few instances, the data for very minor crops with insignificant production have been combined and are shown in the tables as "other fruits" or "other nuts."

In 1954, the number of trees or vines and the quantity harvested were not enumerated when there was a total of less than 20 fruit and nut trees and grapevines on the farm. The exclusion of these small farm plantings affects the compar­ability of the 1954 Census data, particularly for the number of farms reporting, with those for previous Censuses. In the commercial fruit-producing areas the omitting of data for the small plantings resulted in reducing the number of farms reporting without significantly affecting the number of trees and the total quantity harvested. However, in those areas where the fruit and nut production is froll). small plantings and largely for home consumption, the change in procedure affected significantly not only the number of farms reporting but also the number of fruit and nut trees as well as the quantity harvested. Data for the acreage of land in orchards, groves, and vineyards in 1954 are reasonably comparable with those for 1950. In 1954, the acreage was not enumerated when there were less than 20 trees and vines on the farm. In 1950, the enumerators were instructed not to report the acreage in planted fruit or nut trees or vineyards when the area on the farm was less than one-half acre. In the four Censuses from 1~30 through 1945, the instructions pr.ovided for the enumera­t~on of the entire area of land in orchards regardless of the SIZe of the orchard, except that no acreage was reported for very small orchards with only a few trees.

The acreage in planted fruit and nut trees and grapevines was ~ot intended to include the acreage of wild pecans. In some Instances, land occupied by wild pecans was included in ~he Ian~ in orc~ards, groves, and vineyards. When it could be etermmed dunng the office processing of the questionnaires

that the pecan trees were not planted or propagated from grafted or top-worked stock, the acreage occupied by such trees was excluded from the acreage in planted fruit and nut trees.

Quantity harvested designates the amount of the crop that was actually harvested. This quantity includes culls amount ~old, and the amount kept for home consumption. The, quantity

arvested may be less than the amount produced if part of the ~:: W~s not harvested because of poor quality, lack of labor,

Pnces, etc. In the 1954 Census, the quantity harvested usually refers to the amount harvested during the 1954 crop ~ear .. There was no doubt as to the crop year referred to ·.t~r all crops except citrus fruits, olives, and avocados For · ese crops the amount harvested was requested for the Hi53-54

crop season (from the bloom of 1953). The crop year of these crops differed also from that of other fruit and nut crops for prior Censuses. Tables for citrus fruits, avocados, and olives presenting data for quantity harvested are properly footnoted to indicate the season's bloom to which the data relate.

Data on tree numbers and land in orchard for all Censuses rehite to the situation at the date of the actual enumeration.

Values.-Data for two sets of values are presented in this chapter. One set of values is for the total value of the crop harvested and the other set is for the value of that part of the crop sold. For 1954, except for a few items listed below, the value of the part of the crop sold and the total value of the crop harvested are the same. (For a detailed discussion of value, average prices, and methods of computation, see Chapter IX.) The values of all of the fruit and nut crops harvested were computed by multiplying the quantity har­vested by a State average price per unit.

In the case of berries and other small fruits, the enumerated data for quantity harvested represent only the portion harvested for sale. The value of berry and other small fruit crops sold has been used as the value of the crop harvested when obtaining the total value of the production for all crops.

The value of the quantity of tree fruits, nuts, and grapes sold was estimated to be the same as the value of the quantity harvested in most cases because the quantity harvested was considered to represent the approximate quantity sold from farms. It was estimated that the quantity of fruits, nuts, and grapes produced on farms with a total of less than 20 fruit or nut trees or grapevines represented approximately the amount of these crops consumed on farms. The procedures used for 1954 results in an understatement of the value of fruit, nut, and grape crops produced and perhaps a slight overstatement of the value of these crops sold. The value of each crop harvested or sold was computed by multiplying the total quantity harvested by the State average price per unit. In a few cases, the farm disposition of fruit and nut crops, as published by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, indicated a considerable portion of the crop harvested in a few States in 1954 was not sold because of low grade, price, or grade restrictions imposed under a marketing agreement. For these crops the quantity sold was considered to be less than the quantity harvested since a part of the crop was either destroyed or was donated to ch!l-ritable or relief organizations, etc.

The following list gives, by States, the specific fruits where the quantity sold was considered to be less than the quantity harvested and the percentage of the enumerated production­that was considered as sold when calculating the value of the quantity sold.

Crop and State

Peaches: California (clingstone peaches only) Colorado -----------------------­

Plum~~ah ---------------------------

Prun~~~ifornia ----------------------­

California __ Avocados: -----------------

Florida ---------------------Tangerines and mandarins: ----

Florida --------------------­Valencia oranges :

California ----------------­Navel oranges:

California ___________ _ Other oranges: -----

California ----------------­Grapefruit:

Florida -------------------------

Estimated percent of the

quantity sold

96 96 80

94

97

96

90

99

98

98

97

820 GENERAL REPORT

TABLE 2.-FAcToRs UsED IN CoNVERTING FRUIT AND NuT QuANTITIES FROM THE UNITS OF MEASURE ENUMERATED IN SPECIFIED STATES

To THE UNITs SELECTED FOR SHOWING ToTALs FOR THE UNITED STATES

Crop

Berries and other small fruits:

Unit shown in tho tables in this

volume

Other unlts specified on tho questionn11ire and published in Volume I, by States

State Unit

Blackberries ___________________ Quarts ________________ Oregon __________ Pounds _____________________ IJ-\1 pounds= I quart. {California _______ Pounds._------------------- IJ-\1 pounds= I quart.

Washington ..••. Pounds _____________________ IV. pounds= I quart.

Blueberries .. _________________ _ Quarts {Oregon __________ Pounds _____________________ IYz pounds= I quart. · ---------------- Washington ..••. Pounds _____________________ I!-11 pounds= I quart.

Boysenberries, loganberries ___ _ {California _______ Pounds .. ------------------- I!-11 pounds= I quart.

QuartS---------------- Oregon __________ Pounds _____________________ IV. pounds= I quart. Washington _____ Pounds ________ "------------ I!-11 pounds= I quart.

Currants.--- ___ ---- ___ ----____ Quarts.--------------- vVushington_____ Pounds._------------------- I!-\l pounds = I quart.

Gooseberries___________________ Quarts •... ____________ Oregon__________ Pounds. __ ------------------ I!-11 pounds = I quart.

{California _______ Pounds--------------------- IYz pounds= I quart.

Raspberries. _________ ----_____ Quarts .•... ----------- Oregon__________ Pounds. __ ------- __ --------- I!-11 pounds = I quart, Washington _____ Pounds _____________________ IJ-\1 pounds= I quart.

Arizona.----- __ _ California ______ _

Pounds. ____ . _ -- ______ -. _.- _ Pounds._-------------------

IV. pounds = I quart. IV. pounds = I quart.

Conversion factor

Stra wherries ..... ______________ Quarts. ______________ _ Oregon _________ _ Washington ____ _

Pounds. ___ -----------------Pounds _________ .-- •. -__ -.--

IV. pounds = I quart. I!-11 pounds = I quart. 24-quart crate = 24 quarts. 24-pint crate = I2 quarts.

Arkansas _____ --" 24-qt. crates ________________ _ Louisiana ______ _ 24-pt. crates. _______________ _

Youngberries __________________ Quarts llCalifornia _______ Pounds. ____________________ I!-11 pounds= I quart. ---------------- Oregon __________ Pounds _____________________ IJ-\1 pounds= I quart.

Apples. ____________________ --_ {Arizona ________ _

ll sl ls California ______ _ u Je --------------- Oregon _________ _

Washington ____ _

Apricots _____ ._. _____________ -- {Arizona.--------

Bushels.--------______ g~~g~~~~==: :::: Washington ____ _

'l'ons._______________________ I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). Tons________________________ I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). Loose boxes _________________ Loose box=% bushel. Loose boxes .. --------------- Loose box = %bushel. Tons ________________________ I ton= 41.67 bushels. Tons ... --------------------- I ton= 41.67 bushels. Pounds _____________________ 48 pounds= I bushel. Pounds--------------------- 48 pounds= I bushel.

Cl ies Pollllds {Arizona. ________ Tons ________________________ I ton= 2,000 pounds. wrr ----------------------- --------------- California _______ Tons ________________________ I ton= 2,000 pounds.

F' Pounds fresh weight {Arizona _________ Tons, fresh weight' __________ I ton= 2,000 pounds, dry weight= 6,000 pounds, fresh weight. 'lgs___________________________ ' -- Callfornia _______ 'l'ons, fresh weight'---------- I ton = 2,000 pounds, dry weight= 6,000 pounds, fresh weight.

G Pounds, fresh weight .• {Arizona _________ Tons, fresh weight•---------- I ton= 2,000 pounds, dry weight= 8,000 pounds; fresh weight. rapes.----------------------- California _______ Tons, fresh weight•---------- I ton = 2,000 pounds, dry weight= 8,000 pounds, fresh weight.

Arizona ________ _ California ______ _ Florida _________ _

Field boxes _________________ 44.44 field boxes= I ton (field box= 45 pounds). Field boxes. ____ .----------- 44.44 field boxes = I ton (field box = 45 pounds). Field boxes _________________ 24.39 field boxes= I ton (field box= 82 pounds).

Grapefruit_ ____________ -------- Tons.---------- ___ .--- Louisiana.------Alabama _______ _ Field boxes.---------------- 40 field b0xes =I ton (field box= 50 pounds). Field boxes.---------------- 40field.boxes = 1 ton (field box= 50 pounds). Fie)d boxes.---------------- 40 field boxes= 1 ton (field box= 50 pounds). Georgia.----- __ _

Mississippi__ ___ _ South Carollna __

Field boxes.- ___ ------------ 40 field b0xes = I ton (field box = 50 pounds). Field boxes _________________ 40 field boxes= I ton (field box= 50 pounds).

Nectarines _____________________ Bushels. ______________ California _______ Tons·---------------------~ I ton= 2,000 pounds (bushel= 50 pounds).

OJ' Pounds {Arizona _________ Tons------------------------ I ton = 2,000 pounds. tves_________________________ --------------- California _______ Tons ________________________ I ton= 2,000 pounds.

Oranges, alL ___________ -------JFiorida .. _______ _

· Louisiana ______ _ Tons ______ ------------ Alabama _______ _

[Georgia.-------_ Mississippi__ ___ _

Field boxes----------------- 22.22field boxes= I ton (field box= 90pounds). Field boxes _________________ 28.57 field boxes= I ton (field box= 70 pounds). Field boxes.---------------- 35.71 field boxes= I ton (field box= 56 pounds). Field boxes.---------------- 35.71 field boxes= I ton (field box= 56 pounds). Field boxes.---------------- 35.71 field boxes= I ton (field box= 56 pounds).

V 1 i T s {Arizona. ________ Field boxes _________________ 37.74 field boxes= I ton (field box= 53 pannus). a cue a___________________ on ------------------ California _______ Field boxes _________________ 38.09 field boxes= 1 ton (field box= 52.5 pounds).

Navel and miscellaneous .. 'l' ns {Arizona _________ Field boxes.---------------- 37.74 field boxes= 1 ton (field box= 53 pounds). 0 ------------------ California _______ Field boxes.---------------- 39.60 field boxes= I ton (field box= 50.5 pounds).

Tons. ____ -------------------· {Arizona---------Peaches. ______ ---------------- Bushels. _____ --------- g~~~g~~~~::::::: Tons. ________ ---------------

Pounds._------------------­Pounds.--------------------Washington ... __

{Arizona ... __ ----

Bushels.______________ 2~!~g~~:~::::::: Washington ____ _

Pears ... _______________ • ______ . Tons. ____ --- ____ ------.-----Tons ________ -.• -------------Tons. ______ ._-.-.---------_. Tons. ____ -- __ .--------------

Plums and prunes. __________ ._ {Arizona _________ {Tons, fresh weight for plums.

Bushels, fresh weight. Tons, dry weight for prunes.

California _______ {Tons, fresh welghtforplums. Tons, dry weight for prunes.

I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). I bushel = 48 pounds. I bushel = 48 pounds.

I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). I ton = 41.67 bushels (bushel = 48 pounds). I ton = 40 bushels (bushel = 50 pounds). I ton = 40 bushels (bushel = 50 pounds).

I ton = 35.71 bushels (bushel = 56 pounds). . I ton dry weight = 89.27 bushels fresh weight (bushel = 56 pounds,

I pound dry prunes = 2V. pounds fresh). I ton = 35.71 bushels (bushel = 56 pounds). d . 1 ton dry weight = 89.27 bushels fresh weight (bushel = 56 poun s,

I pound dry prunes = 2!-\l pounds fresh).

Walnuts, English-------------- Pounds .• ------------- California _______ Tons ________________________ I ton= 2,000 pounds.

• 'l'he 1954 Questionnaire for Arizona and California provided for reporting figs and verted at the rate of I pound dry to 3 pounds fresh for figs, and I pound raisins to 4 pounds raisin grapes on a fresh-weight or dry-weight basis. Reports of dry weight were con- fresh for grapes.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 821

For the States listed above, the value of the quantity har­vested for the crops specified exceeds the value of sales. These two sets of values were computed in the following manner: (a) The value of the quantity harvested was obtained by multiplying the enumerated quantity harvested by the State average price per unit. (b) To obtain the value of sales, the enumerated quantity harvested for the crop was first multi­plied by the estimated percent sold. This estimated quantity was multiplied by the State average unit price.

For all fruit and nut crops except those listed above, the value of the crop harvested was used as the value of the crop sold.

The value of sales of all fruit and nut crops was obtained in the 1950 Census by asking each farm operator the value of all fruits and nuts sold. In most areas the reported value was considerably less than the value of production obtained by multiplying average unit prices by the quantity harvested. Most of the difference between the value of production and the value of sales was considered to represent fruits and nuts used for home consumption and fruits and nuts not marketed. However, in 1950, the value of fruits and nuts reported as sold represented, in some cases, the net receipts received by the farmer after paying the cost of picking, packaging, and mar­keting. Also, there was underreporting of the value of the fruits and nuts sold, because the farm operator failed to include all sales when reporting his total sales.

The change in procedures for securing the value of fruits and nuts sold affects significantly the comparison of the value of fruits and nuts sold in 1954 and prior Censuses. The value of fruits and nuts sold for the United States in 1949 as re­ported by farm operators was $792 million. If this value of fruits and nuts sold had been determined by the same pro­cedures as used for 1954, the total would have been $919 million, or a change of about 16 percent. The effect of this change in procedure in determining value of the fruits and nuts sold should be considered when comparing data for value of fruits and nuts sold for 1'954 with those for prior Censuses for each area as well as for each fruit and nut crop.

For forest products, the value of sales of all forest products was obtained for each farm by the Census enumerator. The inquiry provided for including the dollars received for the sale of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber, pulpwood, piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christmas trees, hewn ties, mine timber, and other miscellaneous forest products. There was no refer­ence to maple products in the question relating to the value of forest products sold. However, a separate inquiry on maple products was made in most of the important producing States and the value of the production and of sales of maple sirup and

maple sugar was calculated by the same method used for other

crops. The data on forest products do not include timber opera­

tions other than those connected with or incidental to the operation of farms. Because the volume of all forest products cut was not obtained for all products and in all areas, no data are available for the total value of forest products cut on farms. In the tables showing the value of all farm production, the value of forest products sold has been included as the value of forest products cut on farms. The value of production for certain specified forest products cut on farms has been computed and is shown in Table 39 ·of this chapter. These forest products include firewood, fence posts, and pulpwood. The value of production was obtained by multiplying the enumerated production for each item by a State average price per unit.

Data on production and farm use of the products are avail­able, in the case of maple products. For these products, the value of production and the value of the products sold have been computed by multiplying the State average price per unit by the quantity harvested or the quantity sold. The States for which data on maple products were enumerated in 1954 and the proportion of the production which was assumed to be sold are shown in the following listing:

Percent of

Item and State production sold

Maple sirup: Connecticut __________________________ _ Maine ______ --·------------------------Massachusetts ------------------------­Michigan ----------------------------­Minnesota ----------------------------­New Hampshire ----------------------­New Jersey -------~------------------­New York ----------------------------Pennsylvania :... ________________________ _ Rhode Island --------------------------Vermont ------------------------------VVisconsin -----------------------------

Maple sugar: Connecticut ---------------------------Maine --------------------------------Massachusetts ------------------------­Michigan -----------------------------­Minnesota ---------------------------­New Hampshire -----------------------New Jersey --------------------------­New York ---------------------------­Pennsylvania -------------------------­Rhode Island --------------------------

~~~~~~~n-=============================

92 89 92 90 90 88 91 91 91 92 94 83

82 86 82 71 85 83 85 75 85 82 81 81

STRAWBERRIES-ACREAGE AND PRODUCTION, FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1899 TO 1954

19!54

19149

19'44

19•39

1934

19l!9

19•24

1919

1909

1899

THOUSANDS OF ACRES 0 100 200 300

NA- Data not available SOURCE: Table 3

40 0 MILLIONS OF QUARTS

0 100 200 300 400

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1924 NA

1919

1909

1899

54C-78

822 GENERAL REPORT

TABLE 3.-BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRuns1-FARMS REPORTING, AcREAGE, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE, FOR THE UNITED

STATES: 1899 TO 1954 [Figures for divisions nnd States in Table 7]

Farms reporting Acreage Quantity harvested Value (dollars)

Fruit and year Percent Aver- Aver· Num- Percent Percent of crop- ate per Percent age Percent Aver-

her of all Total of land arm Total of yield Total of age por farms 1954 hnr- report- 1054 per 1054 unit

vested 2 lng aero ------------- ---

Berries and other small fruits, totaL .1954 .. ~~il ~NA) 190,017 100.0 0.1 ~NA) xx.xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 100, 110,751 100.0 xxxxxxxxx

1949 .. NA) 218, 370 114.0 0.1 NA) xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XX XXX xxxxxxxx 70,308,194 79.3 xxxx.xxxxx 1944 3_ NA) (NA) 185, 975 97.0 0.1 NA) xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 47,013,343 47.0 xxxxxxxxx 1930 .. 351, 550 5. 8 322,260 169.6 o. 1 0. 9 xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 47,450,895 47.4 xxxxxxxxx. 1929 .. (NA) (NA) 380,664 203.5 0.1 (NA) xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XX XXX xxxxxxxx 03,810, 720 03.7 xxxxxxxxx 1919 .. 545,823 8. 5 249,084 131.1 0.1 0. 5 xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 61,732, 101 01.7 xxxxxxxxx 1909 .. (NA) m~l 272,460 143.4 0.1 ~NA) xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 20,974,481 29.0 xxxxxxxxx 1899 .. (NA) 309,770 163.0 0.1 NA) xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx 21i, 020,757 25.0 xxxxxxxxx ------------------ ---

Strawberries ........... _ ......... 1954 .• 52, 137 1.1 80,365 100.0 1949 .. 90,671 1.7 102,387 127. 4 1944.- 139,088 2. 4 72,503 90.2 1930 .. 233,871 3. 8 175,217 218.0 1934.. 198,977 2. 9 226,996 282.5 1920 .. 358, 104 5. 7 242,829 302.2 1024.- 136, 675 2. 1 193, 175 240.4 1919 .. 323, 186 5.0 119,395 148.6 1909 .• 216,544 3. 4 143,045 178.0 1899 .. 280, 195

Blackberries and dewberries 4. 9 151,363 188.3

(tame) ___ ------- ... _________ ... 1054. _ 5, 872 0. 1 10,621 100.0 1949 .. 11,455 0. 2 13,417 126.3 1044 3_ 32,917 0.6 21, 791 205.2 1939 .. 55,005 0.9 20,606 250.5 1929 .. 113,308 1.8 43,895 413.3 1919.- 146,079 2.3 46, 165 434.7 1909 .. 141, 157 2. 2 49,004 461.4 1899 .. (NA) (NA) 50,211 472.8

Raspberries (tame) __ --------- ... 1954 .. 22,399 0. 5 23,868 100.0 1949 .. 32,595 0.6 34,039 142.6 1944 3_ 75,413 1.3 43,634 182.8 1939 .. 123,933 2.0 59,049 247.4 1929 .. 138,284 2. 2 56,715 237.6 1919 __ 153,953 2. 4 50,278 210.6 1909 '· 116,929 1.8 48,668 203.9 1899 ·- (NA) (NA) 60,916 255.2

Blueberries '--------- ___________ .1954 .. 4,065 0.1 42,812 100.0 1949.- 6 3, 365 0.1 30,881 72.1 1944 .. 3, 746 0.1 43,238 101.0 1939 .. 5,016 0.1 31,276 73.1 1929 .. 3,016

~~l 20,055 46.8

Blueberries, tame ............ 1949. _ 1, 463 6,151 14.4 1939 7 • 1, 270 (Z 3, 449 8.1

Blueberries, wlld ............. 1949 3_ 1, 902 (Z) 24,730 57.8 1939 3_ 3, 757 0.1 27,827 65.0

Cranberries ..... --------------· .. 1954. _ 1, 546

~~~ 23,973 100.0

1949 .. 1,120 22,185 92.5 1939 .. 1, 617

~l 18,489 77. I

1929 .. 872 11,754 49.0 1919 .. 2, 597 16,804 70.1 1909 .. 3, 910 0.1 18,431 76.9 1899 .. (NA) (NA) 20,364 84.9

Boysenberries, loganberries, and youngberrios _______________ .... 1954. _ (NA) (NA) 6, 725 100.0

1049 .. 5, 911 0.1 12,407 184.5 1944 3 • 4,572 0.1 4,809 71.5 1939 .. (NA) (NA) 8,389 124.7

Boysenberries ... ____________ 1954. _ 2, 554 0.1 5,412 100.0 1939.- 2,664 ~Z) 1, 932 35.7

Loganberries _______________ .. 1954. _ 577 Z) 1,022 100.0 1939 .. 3,414 0.1 2,815 275.4 1929.- 4,188 0.1 4,165 407.5 1919 .. 7,033 0.1 3,978 389.2

Youngberrles ... ------- ..... 1954 .. 334 (Z) 291 100.0 1939 .• 5, 271 0.1 3,642 1, 251. 5

Ourrants .. _ --------------- ____ .. 1954. _ 851 (Z) 1,130 100.0 1949 .. 1, 596 (Z) 2,440 215.9 1939 .. 4,685 0.1 2,300 203.5 1929 .. 12,791 0.2 3,574 316.3 1919 .. 39,200 0.6 7,379 653.0 1909 .. 62,093 1.0 7,862 695.7 1899 .. (NA) (NA) 12,865 1, 138. 5

Gooseberries .. ___ .• ___ •.• ______ .. 1954. _ 301 (Zl 442 100.0 1949 .. 381 (Z 513 116.1 1939 .. 4,234 0.1 926 209.5 1929 .. 5,176 0.1 1,302 294.6 1909 .. 58,567 0.9 4, 765 1, 078.0 1899 .. (NA) (NA) 6, 752 1, 527.6

All other berries ................. l954 .. (NA) (NA) 81 100.0 1949 .. 190 (Zl 110 135.8 1939 __ 28 (Z 17 21.0 1929 __ 6,050 Oc 1 2,375 2,931.9 1919 '- 32,533 o. 5 5,085 6, 277.4 1909 .• 609 (Z) 085 845.6 1899_- (NA) (NA) 7, 290 9,010. 6

NA Not available. Z 0.05 percent or less. ' For 1954 and 1949, data are for acreage harvested for sale only; for other years, data

are for all acreage harvested. ' For years prior to 1924, percentages are based on tho total acreage of crops for which

figures are available. 'Totals for States for wWch data are available. Data not fully comparable with other

years. ' Loganberries included with raspberries in 1909 and 1899.

Quarts Quarts ~Z) 1.5 206, 464, 481 100.0 2, 509 59,474,074 100.0 0.29 Z) !.I 108, 707, 602 81.7 1,648 50,088,534 84.2 0.30

(Z) 0. 5 86,306,883 41.8 1, 190 27,713,340 40.0 0. 32 0.1 0. 7 271,012,830 131.-3 I, 5-17 20, 102,823 49.1 0.11 0.1 1.1 253, 719, 183 122.9 1,118 22,717,391 38.2 0. 09 0.1 0. 7 330, 872, 326 100.3 I, 363 43,107, 174 72.6 0.13 0.1 1.4 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

(Zl 0. 4 176, 931, 550 85.7. I, 482 30,004,245 60.5 0.20 (Z 0. 7 255, 702, 035 123.8 1, 788 17. 913) 926 30.1 0.07

0. 1 0. 5 257, 427, 103 124. 7 1, 701 (NA (NA) (NA)

(Zl 1.8 18,559, 132 100.0 1, 747 3, 366,188 100.0 0.18

t 1.2 18,836,632 101.5 1,404 3,133, 503 93.1 0.17

~l 0. 7 20,089,227 108.2 022 4,038, 240 120.0 0. 20 0. 5 28,125,370 151. 5 I, 057 2, 333, 512 60.3 0.08

r) 0.4 38,583,351 207.9 879 4, 360,419 120.5 0.11

zl 0.3 39,945,078 215.2 865 7, 117,972 211.5 0.18

~) 0.3 55,343,570 298.2 1, 129 3, 009,831 1!6.1 0.07 (NA) 62, 189,885 335.1 1, 230 (NA) (NA) (NA)

(Z) 1.1 30,043,130 100.0 1, 259 11,004,016 100.0 0. 37 (Z) 1.0 39, 741, 945 132.3 1,168 11,309,762 102.8 0. 28

(Zl 0. 6 33,820,616 112.6 775 10,918,029 09.2 0.32 (Z 0. 5 58,122,812 193.5 984 7, 416,280 67.4 0.13 (Z) 0.4 53,729,801 178.8 047 9, 896,680 89.9 0.18

t) 0.3 49,210,447 163.8 079 11,596, 110 105.4 0. 24

~l 0.4 60,918, 196 202.8 1, 252 5, 132,277 46.6 0.08 (NA) 76,628,107 255.1 1,258 (NA) (NA) (NA)

Z) 10.5 30,643,102 100.0 716 9, 521,720 100.0 0.31 Z) 9. 2 16,049,969 52.4 520 4, 537,883 47.7 0.28

~l !1. 5 7,148,148 23.3 165 2. 739,134 28.8 0. 38 6.2 8, 867,391 28.9 284 1, 005,769 10.6 0.11

Z) 6.6 4, 944,871 16.1 247 987,544 10.4 0.20 Z) 4.2 6, 956,478 22.7 1, 131 2, 931,349 30.8 0.42 Z) 2. 7 2, 121,885 0. 9 615 310, 116 3.3 0.15 Z) 13.0 9,093, 491 29.7 308 1, 606,534 16.0 0.18

(Z) 7.4 6, 745,506 22.0 242 695,653 7.3 0.10

100-lb. barrels Barrels

~~l 15.8 1, 019,264 100.0 44 12, 132,360 100.0 11.90 19.8 714,012 70. I 32 6, 478,008 53.4 9.07

~l 11.4 573,401 56.3 31 5, 660,901 46.7 9. 87 13.5 303,931 29.8 26 3, 783,259 31.2 12.45

(Z) 6. 5 352,603 34.6 21 3, 197,979 26.4 0.07 (Z) 4. 7 382,431 37.5 21 1, 755, 613 14. 5 4. 59 (Z) (NA) 316,005 31.0 16 (NA) (NA) (NA)

Quarts Q1£arts 0.21 (Z) (NA) 18,889,405 100.0 2,809 3, 895,517 100.0

Z) 2.1 25,585,532 135.4 2,062 3, 201,624 82.2 0.13 Z) 1.1 8, 115,038 43.0 1, 687 1, 604,600 41.2 o. 20

~l (NA) 15,155,041 80.2 1, 807 1, 427,512 36.6 0.09 2.1 15,487,870 100.0 2,862 3, 294,661 100.0 o. 21

Z) 0. 7 3, 579,788 23.1 1, 853 434,663 13.2 0.12 Z) 1.8 2,840,034 100.0 2, 779 475,069 100.0 0.17 Z) 0.8 5, 574,719 196.3 1,980 343,822 72.4 0.06

(Z) 1.0 8, 292,173 292.0 1, 991 681, 184 143.4 0.08 (Z) 0.6 12,123,062 426.9 3,048 I, 790,015 376.8 0.15

~~l 0. 9 561,501 100.0 1,930 125,787 100.0 0.22

0. 7 0,000, 534 1,068. 6 1, 648 649,027 516.0 0.11

(Z) 1.3 2, 333,437 100.0 2,065 518,024 100.0 o. 22

(il 1.5 3, 458,557 148.2 I, 417 561,040 108.3 0.10

0. 5 3, 247,861 139.2 1, 412 334,724 64.6 0.10

0.3 4,688, 728 200.9 1, 312 644,034 124.3 o.14

I~) 0.2 7, 614,817 326.3 1,032 1, 421,008 274.5 o.19

0.1 10,448,532 447.8 1,329 700,431 152.6 o.08

(NA) 18,592,695 796.8 1,445 (NA) (NA) (NA)

T) 1.5 016,711 100.0 2,074 176, 116 100.0 0.19 Z) 1.3 559,430 61.0 1, 091 77,287 43.9 0.14 Z) 0.2 1,113,860. 121.5 I, 203 83,163 47.2 0.07 Z) 0.3 1, 643,049 179.2 I, 262 161,992 86.3 o. 09

(Z) 0.1 5, 282,843 576.3 1,109 417,034 236.8 0.08

(Z) (NA) 0, 320,530 1, 016.7 1,380 (NA) (NA) (NA)

(Z) (NA) 186,738 100.0 2,305 31,730 100.0 0.17

~l 0.6 36,024 19.3 327 10, 553 33.3 o. 29 0.6 25,660 13.7 1, 510 2, 211 7.0 0.09

0.4 1, 923,707 1,030.1 810 138,428 436.3 0. 07

Z) 0.2 3, 903,723 2, 090.4 708 603,932 1, 903.3 0.15

zl 1.1 627,627 330.1 916 55\369 174.5 0.09

z (NA) 7, 459,780 3, 994.7 1,022 (NA (NA) (NA)

' Total of tame blueberries and wild blueberries for specified States. For 1954, figures Include wild blueberries for New England States only. For 1929, data for some States appear to Include wild blueberries though enumerators were instructed to omit such

ac~~aJ:i; of farms reporting wild blueberries and tame blueberries. Data for 1940 Indicate little duplication by making thil; sumiQation,

' Includes minor acreage In IS States enumerated as "blueberries." Instructions pro­vided for exclusion of wild berries In these States.

• Mainly gooseberries.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 823

Berries and other small fruits.-The 1954 Agriculture Ques-t'onnaire provided for obtaining separate data on the acreage 1 d the quantity harvested of the several kinds of berries and

an . · d other small fruits harvested for sale. N onbearmg .acreages an mall plots utilized entirely for home consumptiOn were not

s . h to be reported. Provision was made for reportmg t e area harvested in tenths of an acre. A separate inquiry for a crop was carried only for those States in which the crop was im­portant. Additional lines were provided on all questionnaires to write in the acreage and the production for other berry and small fruit crops for which the questionnaire did not contain a separate inquiry. Thus, provision was made for reporting all berries or other small fruits harvested for sale. With the exception of blueberries in the six New England States, the data for berries and other small fruits were to exclude the acreage and production of wild berries. In New England, the questionnaire asked for the acreage and the quantity harvested for wild blueberries. In processing the data, the acreage figures for wild blueberries were adjusted occasionally on the ques­tionnaires for individual farms to represent the area from which wild blueberries were harvested, when it appeared that the entire acreage of land in blueberries had been reported. In such cases, the acreage was reduced so that the average yield per acre for the wild blueberries on the farm would be approximately that reported for other farms in the area. The data on berries and other small fruits, as collected in the 1954 .Census, are comparable with those for the 1950 Census. How­ever, for Census years prior to 1950, the figures for acreage and quantity harvested include berries and other small fruits for home use as well as for sale.

The units of measure for reporting berries and other small fruits were either pounds, quarts, crates, or barrels. Table 2 provides a summary of the unit used in each State and the conversion factors utilized to convert the data to a common unit of measure for publication in the tables. The unit of measure for cranberries represents a special situation and is explained under "Cranberries."

The value of sales for berries and other small fruits was calculated by multiplying the enumerated quantity harvested by a State average price per unit. Since no quantitative data were available on the acreage or production of berries and other fruits used for home consumption, this computed value of sales was used as the value of the quantity harvested.

Cranberries.-Because of the limited number of cranberry growers, provision was not made for a separate inquiry on the Agriculture Questionnaire in any State. Cranberries were to be reported as other berries and other small fruits. The questionnaire specified the unit of measure for such other berries or small fruits as quarts. Actually for cranberries, several different units of measure such as pounds, quarts, and barrels were reported on the questionnaires. Most of the reports in the important cranberry producing areas were given in barrels. When the quantity harvested was reported in units other than barrels. the quantity was converted to barrels for tabulation and for publication. The conversion factors used in making conversions of other units of measure into barrels were: one quart equals one pound, and one barrel equals 100 quarts or 100 pounds. The same conversion factors were used for the 1950 Census.

In past Censuses, enumerators had some difficulty in locating cranberry bogs which are in out-of-the-way places or operated by nonresident owners. In order to facilitate the enumeration, special lists of growers were obtained in 1954 from the Agri­cultural Marketing Service for use by the enumerators.

Value data for cranberries were computed on the same basis as those for other small fruits and berries.

1954

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

LAND IN FRUIT ORCHARDS-.'ACREAGE, FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1930 TO 1954

MILLIONS OF ACRES 0 2 . 3 4 6 7

54C-68

Land in fruit orchards. groves, vineyards, and planted nut trees.-The questionnaire for the 1954 Census provided for the enumeration of orchards, groves, and vineyards only in those cases where there was a total of 20 or more trees and vines of all kinds on the farm. This procedure was used to eliminate the need for reports for small plantings, scattered trees, and small orchards. There is a relatively large number of farms with a few fruit trees. The data for farms reporting land in fruit orchards, etc., for 1954 arE\ not comparable with those of prior Censuses because of the omission of farms with a total of less than 20 fruit or nut trees or grapevines. However, comparative data on the acreage in orchards, groves, and vine­yards was not significantly affected, particularly in commercial producing areas.

Notes on the questionnaire and instructions to the enumera­tor stated that the. acreage of land in orchards, groves, and vineyards was to include young trees and vines, not yet of bearing age, but was to exclude the acreage of berries or other small fruits and the acreage of nursery stock. The acreage in each crop was not enumerated separately except in California and Arizona. The table below shows the acreage of the more important fruit and nut crops in these two States.

AcREAGE IN PRINCIPAL FRUIT AND NuT CRoPS

FOR ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA: CENSUS OF 1954

Crop Arizona California (acres) (acres)

Apples .......................................... ____ . __ •. _ .. Peaches:

706 27,431

Clingstone .............................. _______________ _ Freestone. ___ ._.---- ___ ... __ ..... ______ ............ ___ ._

Pears:

44 60,081 1,062 39,028

:aartlett. ___ -------------------------------------- .... .. Other than Bartlett ______ .. _ .... __ ........ ____ .. ____ .. .. Cherries._ ............. ---- .. -.... -.. ---_----- ... -.... -... -_ Plums._ ......... _. _______ . __ .. _ .... _ ............. _ ... __ ... _ Prunes ... ---------------------------------------------------Apricots.· ..... _____ ........... _ ..... _____ . _ ... _____________ . Avocados .. --- ....•.. _ ... ----_ .......... --- ........ _._ ... _ .. Dates-------------------------------------------------------Figs ... ----_ .. _ ....... ___ ....... _--- ___ • _______ ......... ___ _ Nectarines ________________________________________________ __ Olives. ______ ... ___ ..... ---._ ........ -----_. ______ ...... __ .. Ora~:

RJJiii:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Wine or juice._.----------------------------------------

Walnuts, English ________ ....... _._. ___ ._ ...... ____ ... _. ___ _ Almonds ................. ___ • __ .. _ ............ __ . ___ . __ .. __ . Oranges:

73 35,700 22 6,0ll 11 10,900 66 25,236 2 100,260

109 38,665 6 23,683

253 4,823 ll 27,367 6 6,634

69 28,409

1,063 87,157 533 201,751

15 140,660 3 121,927 6 92,400

Valencia ...... ------------ ....... -.. ----- ....... -.. -.. --NaveL ...... --------------------------------------------Other ...... , ...........• _______________________________ _

£:ro~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

2, 786 106,44.5 2,316 69,722 1,254 2,386 6,102 9,635 1, 755 62,679

The Agricuiture Questionnaire provided for classifying fruit and nut trees and grapevines into two groups: (a) not of bearing age, and (b) of bearing age. The number of trees or vines not of bearing age . may be overstated. Sometimes enumerators and farm operators may have reported trees

824 GENERAL REPORT

LAND IN . BEARING AND NON BEARING FRUIT ORCHARDS GROVES, VINEYARDS, AND 'PLANTED NUT TREES, '

BY STATES: 1954 AND 1950 THOUSANDS OF ACRES

0 400 800

NEW EN GLAND Me.

f

N.H. Vt.

Moss. R.I.

Conn. MIDDLE ATLANTIC

N.Y.

~ N.J.

Penn. EAST N ORTH CENTRAL

Ohio

~ Ind. ln. Mich.

Wise. WEST NORTH CENTRAL

Minn.

Iowa

Mo. ~ N.Dok

S.Dak. Neb. Kon.

SOUTH ATLANTIC Del. Md. !l D.C. "\A Va. & W.Va.

~ N.C. S.C. !..,_ Go. Fla.

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL Ky.

b. Tenn.

Ala.

Miss. WEST SOUTH CENTRAL

Ark. La.

Okla. Texas L

MOUNTAIN Mont.

Idaho Wyo . .!J

Colo !I N.Me

Ariz. I Utah Nev. JJ

PA~:: .•

1200 1600

Oreg .•

Calif ~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~!!__j JJ Leas Than 1,000 Acres NA- Not Available

• 1954

~ 1950 Saurco: Table 8

!14C·89

(or vines) which did not produce fruit because of adverse weather or disease as trees not of bearing age. Also, the

position of the inquiries on the questionnaire (the inquiry for trees not of bearing· age was first) may have resulted in the reporting of the total number of trees or vines or the number of bearing trees or vines for the number of trees or vines not of bearing age. Whenever such errors were noted dul;'ing the office processing of the Agriculture Questionnaire, corrections were made. However, it was not always possible to detect such errors.

Apples.-A separate inquiry for apples appeared on the questionnaire for all States except Florida. In Florida, apples were to be reported in the space provided for reporting fruits for which a separate inquiry did not appear on the question­naire. The questionnaire called for the number of trees not of bearing age, the number of trees of bearing· age, and the quantity. harvested.

The unit of measure used in enumerating quantity harvested was bushels in all States except Oregon and Washington where loose boxes were used and in California and Arizona where tons were used. The conversion of tons to bushels was made on the basis of standard weights and measures. On the basis of information collected in connection with the 1950 Census a loose box of apples in Washington and Oregon was con­sidered equivalent to %, of a bushel.

For 1954, the Census shows only 325,671 farms reporting apples or only one-fifth of the 1.5 million farms reporting apples in 1950. Part of this decrease is actual and represents a reduction in the number of farms and a decline in the num­ber of farms with apple trees. However, a large part of the decrease in the number of farms reporting apples resulted from the change in procedure from 1950 to 1954. Farms with a combined total of less than 20 fruit or nut trees and vines were not counted as farms reporting apples in 1954.

In 1954, the total number of apple trees was 31.8 million, or a decrease of one-third. from the number in 1950. This decrease in the number of apple trees was affected in only a small way by not counting apple trees on farms with a total of less than 20 fruit or nut trees or grapevines in 1954. The 1954 total is the smallest number of trees ever reported for a Census, and is only 14.7 percent of the total number of trees reported in 1910-the largest number ever reported by a Census. The total quantity harvested in 1954 was 109 million bushels, or 83 percent of that •for 1949. This is also the smallest apple production reported for any Census.

APPLES- NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE,

1890 TO 1954; AND PRODUCTION, 1889 TO 1954: FOR THE UNITED ·STATES

YEAR MILLIONS OF TREES YEAR

0 SO 100 ISO 200 2SO

4!1 195

19SO -.. ~~~ 194

194

193

1930

192

0-15

!I 0 192

191 0

-~

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1924

1919

1909

190 1899

189 1889

MILLIONS OF BUSII£LS

0 so 100 150 200 2

154C-026

.!t For 19!14, doH not Include dolo for forme with IHe th1111 20 tr11e. l.< Bearlno and nanblarlno tr- nat reported eeporatllr ~ Oala nat available far nan!learlnt tr111

- Of bearlno aoe. ~ Not of beorlno aoo

0

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 825

TABLE 4.-TRBB FRUITS, NuTS, AND GRAPBs~FARMS REPORTING, NuMBER oF TREES OR VINES, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE,

FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1840 TO 1954

[Percent not shown when more than 1,000. Figures for divisions and States arc shown in Tables 8 to 37]

Farms reporting' Number of trees or vines Quantity harvested' Val uc (dollars)'

Fruit and year All ages Yield Average

Percent Not of or bearing Percent per ~reo Percent Average per tree Number of all bearing Total of 1954 or v1ne Total' of 1954 per unit or vine

farms Percent age age of bear- of bearing 'rota! of 1954 ing age age

Tree rrults, nuts, and grapes (NA) (NA) 1' 104,371' 44.5 100.0 xxxxxxx xxxxxx:xxx (nurseries excluded) .1954 •. xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx

1g5o .. 2,221,381 41.3 xxxxxxxxxxx XXX XXXKXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 895' 657. 329 81.1 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1945 .. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XX XXX XX 1, 237. 300.098 112.0 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1940.- '2,504,804 41.1 xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxx.xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 353. 859. 970 32.0 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1935.- (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 0 369,543,497 33.5 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1930.- 7 2, 751,018 43.7 xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 59!,895,609 53.6 XXX XX XX xxxxxxx.xx 1920 .. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 671,266,822 60.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx.x !9!0 •. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx: xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 192,049,73.5 17.4 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1900.- ~NA) ~NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 108,018,964 9.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1880 .. NA) NA) xx.xxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxx:xxxx 8 50,876,154 4.6 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1870 .. ~NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 8 47,:!35, 189 4.3 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1860 .. NA) ~NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 8 19,991,885 1.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxx:xx 1850 .. (NA) NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 8 7,723,186 0.7 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1840.- (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxx.x.xxxxxxx XXX XX XX XXX 8 7,256,904 0. 7 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx

== --- == --- = Orchard fruits, total9 .. 1954 .,_ (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xx.xxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 665. 842. 463 100.0 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx

1950 .. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XXX XX XX 503,195,896 75.6 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1945 .. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxx:xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XXX XX XX 815. 352. 027 122.4 XX XX XXX xxxxxxxxx 1940 .. 2,410,244 39.5 xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxx.x xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx.xxxx XXX xxxxxxx 238. 907. 956 25.9 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1930 .. (NA) ~NA) X..''>.XXXXXXXXX XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 3.58,180, 584 53.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1920.- (NA) NAl xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 531, 491, 376 79.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 1910.- (NA) (NA xxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX xxxxxxx 164,890,613 24.8 xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx

---Bushels Bushels

Applcs ... _ .......... 1954 •. 325,671 6.8 31,843,522 100.0 6, 799,796 25,043,726 109. 038 .l!Jfl 100.0 4,4 241, 522. 423 100.0 2.22 9.64 1950 .. 1, 556,722 28.9 50,586,262 158.9 11,088,761 39,497,501 131,252,817 120.4 3.3 187,419,629 77.6 1.43 4. 75 194510. 1,840,468 31.4 65,775,697 206.6 (NA) (NA) 135,968,320 124.7 (NA) 268. 379. 336 111-1 1. 97 (NA) 1940 .. 1, 813,907 29.8 71,663,067 225.0 13,510,959 58,152,108 150,092,940 137.7 2.6 91,150,294 37.7 0. 61 1.57 1935.- 2,358, 781 34.6 100,054,047 314.2 17,518,640 82,535,407 124,236,768 113.9 1.5 113. 28!. 865 46.9 0. 91 1.37 1930 .. 2,297,099 36.5 116,304,273 365.2 27,455,303 88,848,970 126.433. 057 116.0 1.4 158,947,200 65.8 1.26 1. 79 1925 .. 2,982,226 46.8 137. 996. 528 433.4 34,299,348 103' 697,180 152,967,082 140.3 1.5 174,820,659 72.4 1.14 ). 69 1920 .. 11 2,687,685 41.7 151,504,250 475.8 36,195,085 115,309,165 136,560,097 125.2 1.2 241,573.577 100.0 1.77 2.10 19!0 .. 11 2,980,398 46.9 217,114,688 681.8 65,791,848 151,322,840 145,412,318 133.4 1.0 83,231,492 34.5 0.57 0.55 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 201, 794.642 175.397.600 160.9 0.9 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 120,152, 795 143,105,689 131.2 1.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pcaches .... _________ 1954 '· 10 232,886 4.9 36,912,804 100.0 7,899, 745 29,013,059 55,125,161 100.0 1.9 108. 621, 528 100.0 1. 97 3.74 1950.- 12 1' 102,250 20.5 54,461,132 147.5 13,407,644 41,053,488 55,457,423 100.6 1.4 80,484,680 74.1 1.45 1. 96 1945 .. 1,418, 726 24.2 66,470,131 180.1 (NA) (NA) 68,010,576 123.4 (NA) 156,180,360 143.8 2.30 (NA) 1940 .. 1,394, 566 22.9 68,867,222 186.6 21,720,162 47,147,060 56,576,746 102.6 1.2 45,831,318 42.2 0.81 0.97 1935 .. 1,480,569 21.7 67,069,062 181.7 12,995,221 54,073,841 44,747,813 81.2 0.8 36,340,077 33.5 0.81 0.67 1930 .. 1' 481,242 23.6 79,046,296 214.1 20,134,313 58,911,983 42,827,017 77.7 0.7 54,889,650 50.5 1.28 0.93 1925 .. 1,881,469 29.5 89,035,019 241.2 (NA) (NA) 47,755,377 86.6 (NA) 58,058,313 53.4 1.22 (NA) 1920 .• 11 1,521,675 23.6 87,263,963 236.4 21,617,862 65,646,101 50,686,082 91.9 0.8 95,569,868 88.0 1.89 1.46 1910". 11 1,843,610 29.0 136. 772. 900 370.5 42,266,243 94,506,657 35,470,276 64.3 0.4 28,781,078 26.5 0.81 0.30 1900 .. ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 99,916,598 15,432,603 28.0 0.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 53,885,597 36,367,747 66.0 0.7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pears .............. -1954 <. 10 179,774 3.8 9,828,529 100.0 1,855, 973 7,972,556 26,771,340 100.0 3.4 55,133,875 100.0 2.06 6.92 1950.- 12 841,427 15.6 12,357,081 125.7 2,240,545 10,116,536 26,898,868 100.5 2.7 36,629,023 66.4 1.36 3.62 1945 .. 980,990 16.7 13,875,766 141.2 (NA) (NA) 27,788,107 103.8 (NA) 63,175,101 114.6 2.27 (NA) 1940 .. 961,433 15.8 14,400,416 147.1 2,046,254 12,414,162 24,980,749 93.3 2.0 18,552,254 33.6 0. 74 1.49 1935 .. 1,225,152 18.0 19,436,137 197.7 2, 741,362 16,694,775 26,579,4!6 99.3 1.6 18,743,511 34.0 0. 71 1.12 1930 .. 1,079,368 17.2 21,270,772 216.4 5,228,239 16,042,533 19,519,836 72.9 1.2 30,196,329 54.8 1.55 1.88 1925_- 1,500,075 23.5 23,198,479 236.0 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 .. 11 1,143,280 17.7 20,699,659 210.6 6,052,247 14,647,412 14,204,265 53.1 1.0 26,439,735 48.0 1.86 1.81 1910.- 11 1,276,366 20.1 23,975,409 243.9 8,803,885 15,171,524 8,840, 733 33.0 0.6 7, 910,600 14.3 0.89 0.52 1900.- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 17,716,184 6,625,417 24.7 0.4 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 5, 115,055 3,064,375 11.4 0.6 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Cherries._ .......... 1954 •. Pounds Pounds

(NA) (NA) 10,265,510 100.0 2, 614,320 7. 651,190 354,379,472 100.0 46.3 43,713,527 100.0 0.12 5. 71 1950.- (NA) 8.5 11,914,607 116.1 3,400, 933 8,513,674 372,064,996 105.0 43.7 32,459,479 74.3 0.09 3.81 194510. 797,257 13.6 11,989,659 116.8 (NA) (NA) 344,235,727 97.1 (NA) 35,894,622 82.1 0.10 (NA) 1940 .• 776,422 12.7 !2, 228, S21 119.1 2,663,526 9,564,995 310,437,048 87.6 32.5 9,883,106 22.6 0.03 1.03 1935 .. 1,096,217 16.1 15,074,004 146.8 3, 746,569 11,327.435 304,758,440 86.0 26.9 9, 778,576 22.4 0.03 0.86 1930 .. 867,944 13.8 12,996,758 126.6 4,615,286 8,381,472 227.754,296 64.3 27.2 17,003,841 38.9 0.08 2.03 1920 .. 11 [,131,355 17.5 14,482,282 141.1 3,694,531 10,787.751 220,961,944 62.4 20.5 14,166,176 32.4 0.06 1.31 1910.- 11 1,248,667 19.6 17,443,704 169.9 5,621,660 11,822,044 231,061' 544 65.2 19.5 7,231,160 16.5 0.03 0.61 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 11,943,287 160,915,944 45.4 13.5 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 5,638, 759 82,696,264 23.3 14.7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Sour cherrlcs" ..... 1954 '· 36,299 0.8 6,909,940 100.0 1,802,476 5,107,464 186,517,824 100.0 36.5 19,708,890 100.0 0.11 3.86 1950 .. 114,259 2.1 5,666,892 82.0 1,690,019 3,976,963 147' 204,584 78.9 37.0 13,878,723 70.4 0.09 3.49 1940.- 299,800 4.9 6,605,821 95.6 1,116,844 5,488, 977 169,205,778 90.7 30.8 3, 702,706 18.8 0.02 0.67 Sweet chorrlesl0 .. _1954 '· 37,352 0.8 1,889,456 100.0 368,947 1, 520,509 118,999,553 100.0 78.3 16,183,125 100.0 0.14 10.64 1950.- 11!,646 2.1 2,399,350 127.0 553,645 1' 845,705 130,225,501 109.4 70.6 9,234,029 57.1 0.07 5.00 1940 .. 219,623 3.6 2, 700,658 142.9 682,744 2,017,914 79,050,313 66.4 39.2 3,300,014 20.4 0.04 1.64

Plums and prunes .. 1954 •. 10 125,283 2.6 B~tshels B1ishels

!5,048,816 100.0 2, 218,892 12,829,924 20,596,796 100.0 1.6 56,055,063 100.0 2. 72 4.37 1950 .. 12 573,011 10.6 19,158,450 127.3 3,247,279 15,911,171 20,297,926 98.5 1.3 36,538,747 65.2 1.80 2.30 1945.- 624,488 10.7 22, 7!5,927 150.9 (NA) (NA) 19,525,441 94.8 (NA) 46,908,570 83.7 2.40 (NA) 1940 .. 697,062 11.4 24,759,156 164.5 3,095,887 21,663,269 25,646,331 124.5 1.2 19,280,549 34.4 0.75 0.89 1035.- 921 '900 13.5 30,376,324 201.9 3,097, 780 27,278,544 23,296,579 113.1 0.9 19,852,955 35.4 0.85 0.73 1930 •. 901,462 14.3 33,913,820 225.4 4, 514,409 29,399,411 20,038,147 97.3 0. 7 18,645,942 33.3 0.93 0.63 1925 .. 1,236,416 19.4 37,630,839 250.1 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 .. 11 915,829 14.2 29,827,561 198.2 9,375,268 20,452,293 19,083,9•12 92.7 0.9 40,984,423 73.1 2.15 2.00 1910_. 11 1,120,130 17.6 30,368\590 201.8 6, 923,581 23,445,009 15,480, !70 75.2 0. 7 10,299,495 18.4 0.67 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA (NA) 0.44 (NA) 30,780,802 8, 764,032 42.6 0.3 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 7. 078,191 2, 554,392 12.4 0.4 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

See footnotes at end of table.

412006 0- 57 - 55

826 GENERAL REPORT

TABLE 4.-TREE FRuiTS, NuTS, AND GRAPEs-FARMS REPORTING, NuMBER oF TREEs OR VINES, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1840 TO 1954-Continued '

[Percent not shown when more than 1,000. Figures for divisions and States a.ro shown in Tablos 8 tq 37]

Farms reporting• Number of trees or vines Quantity harvested' Value (dollars)'

Fruit and year All ages Yield Average Percent Not of Of bearing Percent per tree Percent Average por tree

Number of all bearing Total or vine Total• or vine f>~rms Percent ago age of 1954 of boar- of 19li4 per unit of bearing Total of 1954 ing ago ago

------Bushels Bushels

Aprlcots ............ 1954 •- 38,061 0.8 3,654,971; 100.0 341' 387 3,313,li88 5, 706,767 100.0 1.7 17,245,112 100.0 3.02 5.20 1950 .. 144,841 2.7 4,843,483 132.5 646,550 4,196,933 6,959,288 121.9 1.7 12,202,326 70.8 1. 75 2.91 194510_ 60,584 1.0 li,641,625 154.3 (NA) (NA) 12,798,804 224.3 (NA) 33,262,801 192.0 2.60 (NA) 1040 .. 105,455 1.7 6,368,357 174.2 860,108 5,499,240 11' 548,466 202.4 2.1 0,373,873 54.4 0.81 1. 70 1030 .. 60,062 1.0 7,247,825 198.3 1,187,194 6,060,631 8,225,889 144.1 1.4 12,524,040 72.6 1. 52 2.07 1920 .. 11 22,999 0.4 5,130,282 140.4 1,284,202 3,846,080 6,130,086 107.4 1.6 12,223,052 70.0 I. 00 3.18 1910 .. ll139, 167 2.2 4,625,9I6 I26.6 956,202 3,669, 714 4, I 50,263 72.7 1.1 2,884, uo 16.7 0.69 0. 70 I900 .. (NAl (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2, 642, I28 46.3 (NA) (NA) (NA) fNA) (NA) I800 .. (NA (NA (NA) (NA) (NA) I, 582, I9I I,001,482 17.5 0.6 (NA) (NA) NA) (NA)

Pounds Pounds Avocados ........... I054 '· 10,083 0.2 2,371,182 100.0 794,564 I,576,6I8 55,874,283 100.0 35.4 7' 776,440 100.0 0.14 4.93

1050 .. 7,550 0.1 I,823,452 76.9 827,749 005,703 25,575,235 45.8 25.7 4,568,148 58.7 0. I8 4.50 I940 .. 5,718 0.1 993,486 41.9 243,325 750, 16I 27' 730,896 49.6 a7.o I,34I,4Il 17.2 0.05 1. 79

Boxes Boxes 1930 .. 3,468 0.1 675,343 28.5 412,855 262,488 140,402 (NA) O.li 630,453 8.1 4.40 2.40

Crates Crates I920 .. 11523 i~l 115,410 4.9 75,723 39,687 24,128 (NA) 0.6 193,024 2.5 8.00 4.86 1910 .. 11 186 35,126 1.5 23,072 12,054 4,920 (NA) 0.4 10, IOO 0.1 2.0/i 0.84

Pounds Pounds Figs ................ 1954 '- 20,905 0.6 I,624,302 100.0 91,199 1,533,103 161,473,420 100.0 I05.3 5,104,305 100.0 0.03 3.33

1950 .. 198,128 3. 7 2,362,623 145.5 454,612 1,908,011 173' 392,812 107.4 90.9 6, 272,020 122.9 0.04 3.29 1940 .. 156,392 2.6 2, 746,251 160.1 280,301 2,465, 950 190,599,625 118.0 77.3 3,194,060 62.6 0.02 1.30 1930 .. 130,763 2. I 4,944,878 304.4 1,203,376 3,741,502 133,645,481 82.8 35.7 6,628,074 129.8 0.05 1. 77 1920 .. II 90,335 1.4 1,669,796 102.8 783,413 886,383 26,876,827 16.6 30.3 2,811,660 55.1 0.11 3.17 1910 .. II 98,493 1.5 1,850,3li7 113.9 1,028,717 821,640 35,060,395 21.7 42.7 803,810 15.7 0.02 0.08 1000 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 12,994,834 8.0 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Olives ........... ___ 1954 '· 5,314 0.1 1,663,884 100.0 188,~3 1,475,491 65,248,000 100.0 44.2 5,056, 778 100.0 0.08 3.43 1950 .. 6,526 0.1 1,677,733 100.8 235, 9 1,441,754 71,380,595 109.4 49.5 5,138, 778 112.7 0.08 3.05 1040 .. 4,898 0.1 1' 138,744 68.4 52,A92 1 '086, 252 39,462,020 60.5 36.3 1,573,081 31.1 0.04 1. 45 1930 .. 4,498 0.1 1,546,011 92.0 206;087 1,330,024 41,808,000 64.1 31.2 1, 700,005 33.6 0.04 1. 27 1920 .. n 3,08I (Z) 1, 612,792 96.9 69i',539 OI8, 253 17,676,581 27.1 19.3 1,416,377 28.0 0.08 1.54 1910 .. 11 3,174 (Z) 069,959 58.3 ~,784 846,175 16,405,493 25.1 10.4 404,574 8.0 0.02 0.48 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( A) 1, 540,155 5,053,637 7. 7 3.3 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Grapes" ............ 1954 •. 10 149,216 3.1 255' 084' 502 100.0 12,836,999 242, 247' 503 4,835,850,681 100.0 20.0 121 '218, 279 100.0 0.025 0.50 1950 .. 12 747' 794 13.9 289' 465' 260 113.5 22,108,312 267' 356' 948 5,018,655,02I 103.8 18.8 98,202,178 81.0 0.020 0.37 1945 .. 880,136 I5.0 299' 180' 082 117.3 (NA) (NA) 5,240,033,691 108.4 (NA) 211' 55 I' 237 174.5 0.040 (NA) 1940 .. 762,084 12.5 291,856,317 114.4 18,514,303 273,342,014 4,409,453,I42 91.2 16.1 37,780,726 31.2 0.009 0.14 1935.- 1,114,233 16.4 341,045,210 133.'i 16,643,145 324,402,065 3, 730,285,054 77.1 11.5 38,115,350 31.4 0.010 0.12 1930 .. 053,447 15.2 306,844, 502 143.8 24,653,072 342, I9I,490 3,883,397,110 80.3 11.3 56,168,987 46.3 0.014 0.16 1025 .. 1,450,218 22.9 381' 491' 116 149.6 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 .. 11 1,074,592 16.7 253,148,754 99.2 27,394,469 225,754,285 2,516,840,387 52.0 11.1 95,586,021 78.9 0.038 0.42 1910-. 11 924,139 14.5 277,300,166 108.7 52,698,644 224' 601 ' 522 2,265,065,205 46.8 10.1 22,027,961 18.2 0.010 0.10 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 182,329,714 1,300,984,097 26.9 7.1 14,000,234 11.6 0.011 0.08

Bunches Bunches Bananas ..••........ 1954 '- 448 (Z) "12, 606 100.0 .. 4,374 "8,232 5,165 100.0 0.6 21,176 100.0 4.10 2.57

1950 .. 255 (Z) "4,186 33.2 161,255 "2,931 772 14.9 0.3 3,088 14.6 4.00 1.05 1940 .. 77 (Z) "8,970 71.2 "4,597 "4, 373 2,682 51.9 0.6 2,965 14.0 1.11 0.68 1930.- 557 (Zl "38, 750 307.4 "20,273 "18,477 6,437 124.6 0.3 8,107 38.3 1.26 0.44 1920 .. 11152 (Z "21,444 170.1 "6,970 "14,474 6,405 124.0 0.4 8,010 37.8 1.25 0. 55 1910 .. 11110 (Z) "30,620 243.0 "7,515 '' 23,114 10,060 194.8 0.4 5,601 26.7 0.56 0.24

Pounds Pounds Dates ............... 1954 ·•- 551 (Z) 242,015 100.0 25,032 216,083 31,294,228 100.0 144.8 1,587,746 100.0 0.05 7.35

1950 .. 814 fZ) 292,684 120.9 68,153 224,531 24,981 '981 79.8 111.3 1,922,817 I21.1 0.08 8.56 1940.- 921 zl 205,609. 85.0 55,990 149,613 5,946,408 19.0 39.7 413,277 26.0 0.07 2. 70 1930 .. 620 (Z 118,115 48.8 69,422 48,693 1,981,090 6.3 40.7 227,192 14.3 0.11 4.67 1020 •. 11 143 (Z 80,795 37.1 71,592 18,203 189,509 0.6 10.4 40,092 2.5 0.21 2.20 1910 .. 11 30 (Z) 26,820 11. I 22,269 4,551 9,947 (Z) 2.2 433 (Z) 0.05 0.12

-Guavas .••......•... 1054 ·•- 802 (Z) 44,730 100.0 3,650 41,080 400,635 100.0 9.8 12,780 100.0 0.03 0.31

1950 .. 512 (Z) 128,264 286.7 33,144 95,120 199,595 49.8 2.1 6,222 48.7 0.03 0.07 1940 .. 992 (Z) 44,978 100.0 10,306 34,672 359,153 89.6 10.4 8,166 63.9 0.02 0.24 I930 .. 1,317 (Z) 30,631 88.0 13,765 25,866 267,874 66.9 10.4 8,300 65.6 0.03 0.32 1920 .. 11 516 (Z) 42,053 94.0 13,417 28,636 205,309 73.7 10.3 10,304 80.0 0.03 0.36 1910 .. 11340 (Z) 19,154 42.8 3,807 15,347 354,062 88.4 23.1 11,628 90.9 0.03 0. 76 1900.- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 113,081 1,677,165 418.6 14.8 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Jujubes .......•...•• 1954 •. 34 ~Z) 105 100.0 64 41 46 100.0 1.1 4 100.0 0.09 0.10 1950.- 35 Z) 198 188.6 49 140 1,355 --------- 9.1 135 --------- 0.10 0.01 1940 .. 217 (Z) 1,035 985.7 312 723 12,975 17.9 1,272 --------- 0.10 1. 70 --------- 0.32 1930 .. 228 (Z) 1,924 --------- 866 1,058 3,661 --------- 3.5 334 --------- 0.09

Bushels Bushels 2.41 Loquats ............ 1954 •. 979 (Z) 3,463 100.0 1, 734 1, 729 1,317 100.0 0.8 4,174 100.0 3.17 1950 .. 736 (Z) 6,584 100.1 4,362 2,222 979 74.3 0.4 5,380 128.0 5.50 2.42

Pounds Pounds 1.81 1940 .. 527 (Z) 4,187 120.9 897 3,290 181,422 (NA) 55.1 5,949 142.5 0.03 Boxes Boxes 8.08 1930.- 675 ~~l 7,244 209.2 2,213 5,031 18,063 ~NA) 3.6 45,160 --------- 2.50

1920.- 11296 3,758 108.5 462 3,296 4,328 NAl 1.3 17,312 414.7 4.00 5.25

1910 .. n I76 (Z) 4,802 138.7 1,011 3, 791 4,541 (NA 1.2 5,880 140.0 1.20 1.55

Pounds Pounds 2.00 Litchi .............. 1954 •. 98 (Z) 26,555 100.0 20,824 5, 73I 15,260 100.0 2.7 11,445 100.0 o. 75

Mangoes ____________ J954 '- 2,132 (Z) 193,221 100.0 103,320 89,895 2,201,871 100.0 24.5 170,153 100.0 0.08 1.96

Bushels Bushels 7.00 8.24

1050.- 737 (Z) 73,705 38.1 36,773 36,932 43,465 2.0 1.2 304,255 172.7 Pounds Pounds

0.02 o. 78 1940.- 221 (Z) 15,459 8.0 4,920 10,539 411,791 18.7 39.1 8,236 4.7

Boxes Boxes 2.67 0.64

1930.- 371 (Z) 14,673 7.6 7,644 7,029 1,679 (NA) 0.2 4,482 2.5 2.98 1920.- II 173 (Z) 11,491 5.9 5,3I2 6,179 5,263 (NA) 0.9 18,423 10.5 3.50

1.17 1910 .. 11109 (Z) 12,679 6.6 7,775 4,904 5,278 (NA) 1.1 5,739 3.3 1.00

Bushels Bushels 2.80 4.68

Nectarines .......... 191i4 '· 5,370 0.1 723,821 100.0 200,396 424,425 709,911 100.0 1.7 I,987,063 100.0 4.29 1950.- 4,886 0.1 239,529 33.1 59,503 180,026 309,053 43.5 1.7 772,328 38.9 2.50 1.60 1940.- 4,996 0.1 256,854 35.5 80,375 176,479 347,204 48.9 2.0 283,070 14.2 0.82

1.18 1930 •. 1,850 (Z) 148,119 20.5 64,009 84,110 66,148 9.3 0.8 99,236 5.0 1.50

See footnotos at ~nd of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 827

TABLE 4.-TREE FRUITS, NuTS, AND GRAPES-FARMS REPORTING, NuMBER OF TREES OR VrNES, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE,

FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1840 TO 1954-Cootioued [Percent n:ot shown when more than 1,000. Figures for divisions and States are shown in Tables 8 to 37]

Farms reporting! Number of trees or vines Quantity harvested' Value (dollars)'

All ages Yield Average Fruit and year Percent Not of Of bearing Percent per tree Percent Average per t_ree

Number of all bearing 'rota! or vine Total3 orvme age of 1954 of bear- of 1954 per unit of bearing fqrms Percent age Total of 1954 ing age age

Pounds Pounds Papayas. ___________ 1954 '- 188 (Z) 44,608 100.0 11,301 33,307 746,906 100.0 22.4 75,693 100.0 0.10 2.27

Persimmons, 3,219 0.1 74,416 100.0 16,844 57,572 2,662,118 100.0 46.2 159,416 100.0 0.06 2. 77 Japanese __________ 1954 '-

1950 .. 3, 770 0.1 71,338 95.9 10,835 60,503 2,278,469 85.6 37.7 50,742 31.8 0.02 0.84 1940 __ 5,796 0.1 138,600 186.2 21,815 116,785 5,098,124 191.5 43.7 97,724 61.3 0.02 0.84 1930 .• 3,432 0.1 257,913 346.6 123,890 134,023 5,019,360 188.5 37.5 186,762 117.2 0.04 1.39 1920 .. 10 691 (Z) 52,416 70.4 24,414 28,002 1,412,592 53.1 50.4 117,716 73.8 0.08 4.20 1910 .. 10687 (Z) 33,667 45.2 17,176 16,491 322,704 12.1 19.6 9,087 5. 7 0.03 0.55 1900 •. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 6,800 136,030 5.1 19.7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Craus Crates Plneapples __________ 1954 '· 131

~~~ 16 571,442 100.0 16 30,925 "540,517 21,889 100.0 (Z) 118,201 100.0 5.40 0.22

1950 .. 40 16 940,323 164.5 "460,343 16 479,980 5,119 23.4 (Z) 24,570 20.8 4.80 0.05 1940 __ 43 Z) 16 185,414 32.4 "87,620 16 97,794 8,098 37.0 100.1 14,981 12.7 1.85 0.15 1930 .. 60 (Z) "1,375,655 240.7 "372, 760 "1,002,895 11,906 54.4 (Z) 29,767 25.2 2.50 0.03 1920 .. 1138 (Z) "2,524,254 441.7 "1,599,660 "924,594 26,016 118.9 (Z} 110,569 93.5 4.25 0.12 1910 .. 11589 (Z) "38, 794,202 ---~-----

16 2,602,813 15 36,191,389 778,651 --------- (Z) 734,000 621.0 0.94 0.02

1900 •. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 16 14,580,412 2,863,680 Bush€ls

(NA) 16 0.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Bushels

Pomegranates _______ 1954 •- 1,473 (Z~ 52,842 100.0 11,818 41,024 93,596 100.0 2.3 157.409 100.0 1.68 3.84 1950.- 2,619 (Z 63,669 120.3 4,370 59,199 97,705 104.4 1.7 72,347 46.0 0.74 1.22

Pounds Pounds 1940 •. 1,439 (Z) 63,555 120.3 26,007 37,548 1,479,516 (NA) 39.4 18,510 11.8 0.01 0.49 1930.- 1, 796 (Z) 124,498 235.6 8,333 116,165 2,849,280 (NA) 24.5 77,801 49.4 0.03 0.67 1920 .• 11399 (Z) 56,472 106.9 28,303 28,169 1,029, 757 (NA) 36.6 61,786 39.3 0.06 2.19 1910 .. 11666 (Z) 18,208 34.5 9,275 8,933 152,825 (NA) 17.1 4,203 2. 7 0.03 0.47

Bushels Bushels Quinces _____________ 1954 '- 3,108 0.1 44,178 100.0 6,784 37,394 41,921 100.0 1.1 83,436 100.0 !. 99 2.23

1950 .. 8,175 0.2 108,750 246.2 17,151 91,599 71,314 170.1 0.8 118,980 142.6 1.67 1.30 1940 .. 12,294 0.2 130,823 296.1 29,990 100,833 63,869 152.4 0.6 65,182 78.1 1.02 0.65 1930 .. 17,324 0.3 178,746 404.6 36,996 141,750 78,353 186.9 0.6 97,485 116.8 1.24 0.69 1910.- 11 229,860 3.6 1, 749,200 --------- 594,801 1,154,399 428,672 --------- 0.4 517,243 619.9 !.21 0.45

Sapodlllas __________ 1954 •. 144 (Z) 488 100.0 225 263 166 100.0 0.6 332 100.0 2.00 1.26 1950 .• 21 (Z) 83 17.0 10 73 12 7.2 0.2 24 7.2 2.00 0.33

Pounds Pounds 1940.- 39 (Z) 2,534 519.2 112 2,422 65,626

Boxes (NA) 27.1

Boxes 2,035 612.9 0.03 0.84

1930 •• 33 ~Z) 398 81.6 38 360 55 (NA) 0.2 220 66.3 4.00 0.61 1920 .. 6 Z) 1,040 213.1 839 201 401 (NA) 2.0 1,404 422.9 3.50 6.99

Bush€ls Bushels Sugar apples ________ 1954 '- 60 (Z) 127 100.0 42 85 3 100.0 (Z) 9 100.0 3.00 0.11

Pounds Pounds 1950 .. 2 (Zl 9 7.1 3 6 --------a:o65- --------- --------- ----------214' --------- ---------1940 .. 16 (Z 792 623.6 150 642 --------- 14.8 --------- 0.07 0.33

80 Boxes Boxes

1930 .. 17 ~Z) 87 68.5 7 25 (NA) 0.3 125 --------- 5.00 1.56 1920 .. 1110 Z) 5,639 --------- 4,575 1,064 201 (NA) 0.2 704 --------- 3.50 0.66

Nuts, totaL ________ 1954 •- (NA) ~NA) = xxxxxx.~ = xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 56,697,983 100.0 (NA) (NA) 1950.- (NA) NA~ xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 56,198,929 99.1 (NAl (NA) 1945.- (NA) (NA xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 76,084,129 134.2 (NA (NA) 1940 •• (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx = xxxxxxx xx.xxxxx 23,738,369 41.9 (NA (NA) 1930-- (NA) (NA) = xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx = XXX X XXX xxxxxxx 19,229,990 33.9 (NA) (NA) 1920 .• (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx = 29,714,396 52.4 (NA) (NA) 1910 .. (NA) (NA) xxx:axxx.xxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx.u 4,447,674 7.8 (NA) (NA)

Pounds Pounds Pecans (all)l7 ________ 1954 •- ~NA) (NA) 7,489,457 100.0 1,080,802 6,408,655 28,578,225 100.0 4.5 8,651,441 100.0 0.30 1.35

1950 .. NA) (NA) 10,126,533 135.2 1,937,294 8,189,241 61,054,239 213.6 7.5 12,520,661 144.7 0.21 1.53 1945''- 318,675 5.4 10,423,093 139.2 (NA) (NA) 98,179,888 343.5 (NA) 21,553,220 249.1 0.22 (NA) 1940 .• 278,146 4.6 10,961' 191 146.4 2,379,891 8,581,300 72,838,334 254.9 8.5 7,416,391 85.7 0.10 0.86 1930 •• 195,710 3.1 9,147,075 122.1 3, 729,170 5,417,005 26,150,546 91.5 4.8 4,403,696 50.9 0.17 0.81 1925 •• 231,171 3.6 8,873,972 118.5 4,439,477 4,434,495 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 __ "102,052 1.6 4,929,479 65.8 2,257,288 2,672,191 31,808,548 111.3 11.9 7, 792,086 90.1 0.24 2.92 1910.- 1137,549 0.6 3,304,587 44.1 1,685,066 1,619,521 9,890, 769 34.6 6.1 971,596 11.2 0.10 0.60 1900 .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3,206,850 11.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Improved and seedling''-------1954 •- 10,981 0.2 165,504 100.0 39,431 .126,073 873,242 100.0 6.9 270,529 100.0 0.31 2.15

I 1950 .. 17,860 0.3 242,831 146.7 80,549 162,282 1,653, 734 189.4 10.2 339,612 125.5 0.21 2.09 mproved1o _______ 1954 •- 54,727 1.1 4,086,454 100.0 435,115 3,651,339 18,771,481 100.0 5.1 6,152,914 100.0 0.33 1.69

1950 .. 217,085 4.0 5,602,015 137.1 934,262 4,667, 753 37,801,453 201.4 8.1 8,532,209 138.7 0.23 1.83 1940 .. 175,014 2.9 5,350, 793 130.9 1,122,009 4,228, 784 38,632,968 205.8 9.1 4,670,931 75.9 0.12 1.10

Wild or seedllng1o_1954 •- 36,061 0.8 3,237,499 100.0 606,256 2,631,243 8,933,502 100.0 3.4 2,227,998 100.0 0.25 0.85 1950 __ 102,804 1.9 4,281,687 132.3 922,481 3,359,208 21,599,052 241.8 6.4 3,648,840 163.8 0.17 1.09 1940 .. 128,491 2.1 5,531,643 170.9 1,234,577 4,297,066 33,691,140 377.1 7.8 2,658,535 119.3 0.08 0.62

Tung nuts __________ 1954 •- 3,220 0.1 13,109,026 100.0 1,675,831 11,433,195 114,779,649 100.0 10.0 3,443,388 100.0 0.03 0.30 1950 .. li,497 0.1 12,982,092 99.0 2,!45,990 10,836,102 157,584,654 137.3 14.5 4, 727,538 137.3 0.03 0.44 194510_ 4,160 0.1 1B 9,583,087 73.1 (NA) (NA) 62,693,347 54.6 (NA) 3,130,197 90.9 0.05 (NA) 1940._ 2,304 ~~~ "12,671,344 96.7 8,556,789 4,114,555 2,321,139 2.0 0.6 52,523 1.5 0.02 0.01 1935 __ 627 3,632,361 27.7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Walnuts, Engllsh 1930- -144 (Z} 350,793 2. 7 341,820 8,973 119,310 0.1 13.3 5,969 0.2 0.05 0.67

or Perslan _________ 1954 •- 30,887 0.6 3, 754,930 100.0 767,400 2,987,530 129, 176,630 100.0 43.2 22,678,073 100.0 0.18 7.59 1950.- 53,133 1.0 3,866,474 103.0 785,852 3,080)622 153,860,437 119.1 49.9 24,633,766 108.6 0.16 8.00 194510_ 47,385 0.8 3,667,522 97.7 (NA) (NA 120,510,951 93.3 (NA) 27,475,692 121.2 0.23 (NA) 1940 .• 44,231 o. 7 3,304,832 90.4 525,886 2,868,946 128,453,713 99.4 44.8 10,628,516 46.9 0.08 3.70 1930._ 31,678 0.5 3,520,841 93.8 1,234,511 2,286,330 78,159,951 60.5 34.2 12,489,367 55.1 0.16 5.46 1920 __ 11 23,798 0.4 1,973,303 52.6 583,242 1,390,061 59,840,407 46.3 43.0 17,916,158 79.0 0.30 12.89 1910 •. 1116,867 0.3 1,720,683 45.8 806,413 914,270 22,026,524 17.1 24.1 2,297,336 10.1 0.10 2.51 1900 __ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 726,798 10,668,065 8.3 14.7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

See footnotes at. end of table.

828 GENERAL REPORT

TABLE 4.-TREE FRUITS, NuTS, AND GRAPEs-FARMS REPORTING, NuMBER oF TREEs oR VINES, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE

FOR THE UNITED STATEs: 1840 TO 1954-Continued '

[Percent not shown when more than 1,000. I•'iguros lor divisions and States arc shown in Tables 8 to 37]

Farms reporting' Number of trees or vines Quantity btu-vested' Value (dollars)'

Fruit and year All ages Yield Average Percent Not of Of bearing Percent per ~roe Percent Average por tree Number of all bearing Total rl'ota.l3 age of 1954 or v1ne of 1054 per unit or vino farms 'l'otal Percent ago of bear- of bearing

of 1954 lng age ago ------

Ponnds Ponnds Almonds ...•. ___ .•.. 1954 •. 10,117 0.2 5, 744,393 100.0 561,622 5, 182,771 79.341,353 100.0 15.3 Ill' 438' 052 100.0 0.25 3. 75 1950 .. 15,285 0.3 6, 714,762 116.9 1,117,175 5, 5071587 77' 385,830 97.5 13.8 12,222,622 02.9 0.10 2.18 194510. 12,698 0.2 6,668,587 116.1 (NA) (NA) 54,184,000 68.3 (NA) 20,805,880 107.0 0.38 (NA)

1940 .. 11,551 0.2 5,470,678 95.2 I, 104,433 4,366, 245 47,010,710 60.4 11.0 4, 920,690 25.3 0.10 1.13 1930 .. 9,216 0.1 4,410,240 76.8 499,982 3, 910,258 9,403,155 11.9 2.4 2,257,043 11.6 0.24 0.58 1920 .. 11 12,845 0.2 3,852,098 67.1 1,420,983 2,431,115 15,852,905 20.0 6. 5 :l, 963,264 20.4 0. 25 1.03 1910.- 11 7,815 0.1 1. 577.537 27.5 389,575 1 '187, 962 6, 79:l,539 8.6 5. 7 711' 970 3. 7 0.10 0.00 1900.- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,649,072 7' 142,710 9.0 4. 3 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Filberts and hazelnuts. __ ... _ .. 1954 ·I_ 8,312 0.2 1,705,299 100.0 68,776 1 '636, 523 15,029,779 100.0 9.2 2,404,932 100.0 0.16 1.47

1950 .. 17,065 0.3 2,418,140 141.8 488,870 1,929,270 17,387,789 115.7 9.0 1,899,034 79.0 0.11 0.98 194510. 16,214 0.3 2,149, 247 126.0 (NA) (NA) 11,<113,856 75.9 (NA) 3, 118,140 129.7 0. 27 (NA) 1040 .. 11,874 0.2 1,416,117 83.0 454,782 961,335 6,217,116 41.4 '6.5 701' 142 29.2 0.11 0. 73 1930 .. 4,678 0.1 579,124 34.0 350,251 228,873 412,118 2. 7 1.8 57,879 2.4 0.14 0. 25

Butternuts ......... 1950 .. 99 (Z) 1,310 (NA) 288 1,022 4,567 (NA) 4.5 1,142 ~NA) 0.25 1.12 1940 .. 17 (Z) 32 (NA) 21 11 222 (NA) 20.2 12 NA) 0.05 1.09

Number Number Coconuts .. _______ .. 1954 4• 177 ~Z) 16,757 100.0 13,247 3,510 16,787 100.0 4.8 1,343 100.0 0.08 0.38

1950.- 54

~~l 49,816 297.3 357 49,459 430,008 --------- 8. 7 8,500 640.3 0.02 0.17

1940.- 23 22,269 132.9 16,604 5,665 94,775 564.6 16.7 4,262 317.3 0.04 0. 75 1930.- 9 210 1.3 167 43 1,000 6.0 23.3 130 9. 7 0.13 3.02 1920 .. ug (Z) 31,352 187.1 594 30,758 612,680 --------- 19.9 42,888 --------- 0.07 1.39 1910 .. 11 14 (Z) 1, 783 10.6 561 I ,222 17' 012 101.3 13.9 501 37.3 0.03 0.41 1900.- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 48,664 136,600 813.7 2.8 (NA) (~A) (NA) (NA)

Chestnuts Ponnds Pounds (cultivated) ......• l954 ·I_ 2, 781 0.1 67,696 100.0 35,721 31' 975 273,772 100.0 8.6 48,409 100.0 0.18 ]. 51

1950.- 3,331 0.1 50,922 75.2 30,918 20,004 292,162 106.7 14.6 52,676 108.8 0.18 2.63 1940.- 387 (Z) 26,488 39.1 17,508 8,980 131,321 48.0 14.6 8,137 16.8 0.06 0.91 1930 .. 444 (Z) 18,537 27.4 9,811 8, 726 96,847 35.4 11.1 9,102 18.8 0.09 1.04

Pistachios .. __ ...•.• 1950. _ 11 (Z) 1,017 (NA) 27 990 1' 595 (NA) 1.6 638 (NA) 0.40 0.64 1940 .. 24 (Z) 1, 772 (NA) 1,232 540 4, 760 (NA) 8.8 1,667 (NA) 0.35 3.09 1930 .. 21 (Z) 820 (NA) 691 129 180 (NA) 1.4 136 (NA) 0. 70 1.05

Walnuts, black. ____ 1954 ·•- 11' 700 0.2 193,900 100.0 81,266 112,634 621 '056 100.0 5.5 27,326 100.0 0.04 0.24 1950.- 63,729 1.2 727.516 375.2 213,272 514,244 2, 741' 409 441.4 5.3 132,253 484.0 0.05 0.26 1940.- 179 (Z) 11,983 6.2 7,256 4, 727 51,921 8.4 11.0 3,011 11.0 0.06 0.64

Other nuts .......... l954 4• 1,082 (Z) 18,936 100.0 8,038 10,898 27,906 100.0 2.6 4,109 100.0 0.15 0.38

Citrus fruits, totaL._ .1954 '· (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XX."(XXXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 381,830,999 100.0 (NA) (NA) 1950 .. (NAl (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx XXX X XXX xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 336.262,504 88.1 (NA) (NAl 194510_ (NA (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 345' 863' 942 90.6 (NA) (NA 1940.- (NA (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxx.xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx X XXX XXX 91,213,645 23.9 (NA) (NA) 1930.- (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 214' 485' 095 56.2 (NA) (NA) 1920.- (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx XXX XX XX xxxxxxx 110,061,050 28.8 (NA) (NA) 1910 .. (NA) (NA) xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx 22,711' 448 5. 9 (NA) (NA)

Oranges, all (in-eluding Satsumas, tangerines, and Tons Tons mandarins) ...... 1954 ·I_ (NA) ~NA) 45,830,524 100.0 6, 642,053 39,188,471 5,326,048 100.0 0.14 268,870,654 100.0 50.48 0.86

1950 .. (NA) NA) 45,833,176 100.0 6,855,378 38,977.798 3, 746,106 70.3 0.10 224,431,591 83.5 59. OJ 5. 76 194510_ (NA) (NA) 40,023,443 87.3 (NA) (NA) 3, 928,894 73.8 (NA) 245,085,655 91.2 62.38 (NA) 1940 .. 54,686 0.9 37, 153,064 81.1 4,541,632 32,611,432 2,872,674 53.9 0.09 61,192,538 22.8 21.30 1.88

Field boxes F'ld box·. 1935 .. 65,706 1.0 38,935,649 85.0 5,811,281 33,124,368 70,482,013 (NA) 2.1 113,737,997 42.3 1.61 3.43

Boxestu Boxes to 1930 .. 46,558 0. 7 31,958,314 69.7 7, 595,102 24,363,212 53,731,352 (NA) 2.2 148,472,871 55.2 2. 70 6.09 1025 .. 58,065 0.9 30,330,802 66.2 8,601, 729 21,735,073 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 .. 20 34,565 0.5 19,667,058 42.9 5, 227.912 14,439,146 27,833,184 (NA) 1.9 83,662,713 31.1 3.01 5. 79 1910.- (20) (Z) 14,105,492 30.8 4,333,067 9, 772,425 19,530,129 (NA) 2.0 17,641,787 6.6 0.90 1.81 1900 .. ~NA) (NA) 21 8,395,522 18.3 (NA) 8,395,522 · 6,167,891 (NA) 0. 7 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1890 .. NA) (NA) 13,591' 136 29.7 9, 705,246 3,885,890 224,391,787 (NA) 1.1 6,602,099 2.5 1.50 J. 70

Tangerines and 1,ons Tons 8.22 mandarlns ...... l954 ·I_ 9,140 0.2 1,266,581 100.0 131 '942 I, 134,639 197' 052 100.0 0.17 9,326,175 100.0 47.33

195010• 9,219 0.2 I, 145,027 90.4 114,420 1,030,607 164,838 83.7 0.16 7,069, 737 75.8 42.89 6.87 194510• 7,394 0.1 1,172,603 92.6 (NA) (NA) 135,954 69.0 (NA) 6, 999,182 75.0 51.48 (NA) 1940.- 10,112 0.2 1,303,546 102.9 55,645 1,247,901 105,176 53.4 0.08 2,237,960 24.0 21.28 1.71

Valencia oranges .. 1954 ·I_ 29,444 0.6 22,081,637 100.0 3,301,844 18,779,793 2,377,922 100.0 0.13 148,950,186 100.0 62.64 7.93 195010• 31,242 0.6 23,773,391 107.7 3,863,345 19,910,046 1,893,801 79.6 0.10 118,161 '921 79.3 62.30 5.93

Navel oranges ..... 1954 4• 12,621 0.3 6,646,024 100.0 355,525 6,290,499 526,427 100.0 0.08 36,717,082 100.0 69.75 5.84 195010. 15,528 0.3 7,483,353 112.6 342,231 7,141,122 450,969 85.7 0.06 36,670, 3?.1 99.9 81.31 5.14

Grapefruit .........• 1954 '· 23,832 0.5 10,953,481 100.0 2,205,399 8, 748,082 1, 766,437 100.0 0.20 39,568,979 100.0 22.40 4.52

1950 .• 25,138 0.5 12,891,443 117.7 2, 915,961 9,975,482 1,164,322 65.9 0.12 58,150,016 147.0 40.94 5.83

1945". 26,323 0.4 10,635,582 97.1 (NA) (NA) 1,546,944 87.6 (NA) 61,486,853 155.4 39.75 (NA) 1940 .. 26,768 0.4 10,974,035 100.2 866,594 10,107' 441 1,235,673 70.0 0.12 14,304,130 36.1 11.58 1.42

Field bo.us F'ld box. 1.01 1.05

1935.- 28,150 0.4 13,161' 101 120.2 3,080,005 10,081,006 19,495,340 (NA) 1.9 19,693,166 40.8 Bo:1.:es1D Boxes19

2.61 4.45 1930 .. 20,598 0.3 9,236,653 84.3 4,128,489 5, 108,164 8, 722,429

(NAl 1.7 22,731,632 57.4

1925 .. 21,865 0.3· 5,026,305 45.9 1,543,123 3,483,182 (NA) (NA (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1920 .. 20 11,431 0.2 3,073,477 28.1 1' 135,024 1,938,453 3,656,437 (NA 1.9 7,176,703 18.1 1. 90 3. 70

1910.- 20 6,172 0.1 1,350,637 12.3 640,597 710,040 1,189,250 (NA 1.7 2,060,610 5.2 1. 73 2.90

1900 .. (NA) (NA) 21 202,723 1.9 (NA) 202,723 30,790 (NA) 0.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Barrels Barrels

2. 70 8.30 1890 .. (NA) (Nl-0' 16, 146 0.1 12,867 3,279 10,080 (NA) 0.6 27,216 0.1

See footnotes at end of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 829

TABLE 4.-TREI! FRUITs, NuTs, AND GRAPEs-FARMS REPORTING, NuMBER oF TREES o~ VINES, QuANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE,

FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1840 TO 1954-Contmued

[Percent not shown when more than 1,000. Figures for divisions and States are shown i~ Tables 8 to 37]

Fruit and year

Lemons---~------- __ 1954 '-1050.-194510_ 1940_-

1930_-1920_-1910_-1000--

Limes ______________ 1054 '-1950_-194510_ 1040_-

1930 __ 1920 __ 1910_-1000--

Cltrons _____________ l954 '-1950--1040_-

1930--1920_-1910_-1900 __

Kumquats __________ l954 ·1_

1950--1940_-

1930_-192Q __ 1910 __

Limequats __________ l954 •-1950 __ 1940 __

1930 __

Tangoloes ___________ l954 '-1950_-

1940_-

Other citrus frults __ 1954 ·1_

NA Not available. Z Less than 0.05.

Farms reporting'

Percent Number of all

farms

13,586 0.3 14,008 0.3 14,089 0.2 13,717 0.2

8,848 0.1 "'11,045 0.2 "5,605 0.1

(NA) (NA)

3,007 0.1 2,657 (Z) 1,073 (Z) 2,551 (Z)

585 (Zl 20 169 20 135 ~~)

(NA) (NA)

51 (Z) 44 (Z) 19 (Z)

17 (Z) "4 (Z) "3 (Z)

(NA) (NA)

2,918 0.1 2,055 (Z)

907 (Z)

747 (Z) 2178 (Z) 21 35 (Z)

77 (Z) 76 (Z) 49 (Z)

10 (Z)

2,165 (Z) 670 (Z)

93 (Z)

95 (Z)

Number of trees or vines

All ages Not of

bearing Percent age •rota! of 1954

6,531, 740 100.0 1,128, 040 6,048,614 92.6 709,507 6,018, 963 92.1 (NA) 5,448, 927 83.4 1,103,503

3,166,434 48.5 342,640 3,734,969 57.2 813,361 1,353,031 20.7 396,111 (NA) (NA) (NA)

586,046 100.0 175,913 390,321 66.6 103,451 321' 102 54.8 (NA) 474,142 80.9 135,136

61,262 10.5 17,516 197,050 33.6 81,306 75,626 12.9 30,239

(NA) (NA) (NA)

I, 127 100.0 28 4,082 362.2 1,658 2,854 253.2 457

I, 768 156.9 978 1,505 133.5 1

38 3.4 30 (NA) (NA) (NA)

24,594 100.0 3, 901 21 '065 85.7 5,183 13,602 55.3 4,103

12,993 52.8 2, 755 5,782 23.5 1,577 2,346 9.5 358

185 100.0 44 839 453.5 280 242 130.8 139

31 16.8 7

199,762 100.0 90,979 67,837 34.0 35,146

7,046 3.5 1,402

3,979 100.0 2, 705

1 Farms reporting trees or vines on Census date and/or quantity harvested. 2 Quantity harvested and value, except for 1954, relate to crops for the calendar year

preceding the·date of enumeration with the following exceptions: For 1954, all crops relate to the calendar year (1954) except citrus fruit which relates to the 1953-54 season (bloom of 1953), and avocados and olives which relate to the harvest of 1954 from the bloom of 1953; citrus fruit in 1950 Census relates to the 1949-50 season (bloom of 1949) except for Arizona, and for grapefruit, lemons, and oranges in California which relate to the 1948--40 season (bloom of 1948); avocado and olive harvest for the 1950 Census relates to the 1949-50 season; citrus fruit in 1945 Census relates to the 1943--44 season (bloom of 1943); citrus fruit in 1940 Census relates to 1939-40 season (bloom of 1939) for all States fxcebpt Arizona and California, which relates to the 1938-39 season (bloom of 1938); and n t1 e Census of 1890, the products tue for the year ending June 1 of the Census year.

' ncludes the value of other tree fruits and nuts for which data arc not shown sepa­rately; 1040, $18,732; 1930, $67,661; 1920, $141,143; and 1910, $478,431.

., Docs not include data for farms with Jess than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 'Farms reporting any trees or vines, Apr. I, 1940; or production, 1939 (for citrus fruit,

crop yoar specified). 'Value of 8 specified fruits only. 'tFtarms reporting fruit trees, not including farms reporting only grapevines and/or

nu recs.

Data for farms classified by the number of apple trees of bearing age are presented for the 35 important apple-produc­ing States in Table 10. Farms with bearing apple trees have beeR grouped into seven size groups based on the number of bearing trees on the. farm. The data in this table indicate the relative importance of apple orchards of various sizes; the table also provides data on the variation in yield between small and large orchards.

Peaches.-A .separate inquiry for peaches appeared on the questionnaire for each of the States except North Dakota and South Dakota. ·In these two States, information for peaches was written in by farm· operators or enumerators in the space

-Quantity harvested' Value (dollars)'

Yield per tree

Of bearing Percent Total' Percent Average Total of 1054

or v1ne of 1954 per unit age of bear-ing age

Field boxe.~ F'ld box. 5,403, 700 24,480,403 100.0 4.5 69, 03.5, 969 100.0 2.86 5,330,107 16,376,961 (i6.9 3.1 52,645,!;10 75.3 3.21

(NA) 38,733,636 55.4 2.06 (NA) 18,761' 192 76.6 0.96 4,345,424 16,069,244 65.6 3.7 15,472,050 22.1

Boxes 10 Boxes19

2,823, 794 9,338,051 38.1 3.3 43,219,543 61.8 4.63 2.3 19,102,267 27.3 2.90 2,921,608 6,585,269 26.9

1.08 956,920 2, 770,313 11.3 2.9 2, 993,738 4.3 1,518,534 876,876 3.6 0.6 (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pounds Pounds 410,133 38,329,548 100.0 93.5 2,663,026 100.0 0.07 286,870 11>,453,281 42.9 57.4 810,279 30.4 0.05

(NA) 8, 578,189 22.4 (NA) 557,798 20.9 0.07 339,006 6,994,166 18.2 20.6 223,962 8.4 0.03

Boxes1& Boxes 19

43,746 8,956 (NA) 0.2 45,240 1.7 5.05 115,744 27,861 (NA) 0.2 97' 517 3. 7 3.50 45,387 11' 318 (NA) 0.2 12,478 0.5 1.10 42,052 22,839 (NA) 0.5 (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pounds Pounds 1,099 34,150 100.0 31.1 3,414 100.0 0.10 2,424 18,760 54.9 7.7 I ,876 54.9 0.10 2,397 13,050 38.2 5.4 327 9.6 0.03

BoxesH1 Bozesi9

790 1,236 (NA) 1.6 1,855 54.3 1. 50 1,504 2,002 (NA) 1.3 8,008 234.6 4.00

8 6 (NA) 0.8 9 0.3 !.50 4, 780 90 (NA) (Z) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pounds Pounds 20,693 852,594 100.0 41.2 26,337 100.0 0.03 15,882 352,766 41.4 22.2 11,117 42.2 0.03

9,499 425,814 49.9 44.8 10,749 40.8 0.03 Boxesl9 Boxes19

10,238 5,585 (NA) 0.5 13,951 53.0 2.50 4,205 2,307 (NA) 0.5 13,842 52.6 6.00 1,988 I, 112 (NA) 0.6 2,826 10.7 2.54

Pounds Pounds 141 640 100.0 4.5 42 100.0 0.07 559 4,407 688.6 7.9 448 --------- 0.10 103 l, 124 175.6 10.9 44 104.8 0.04

Boxes19 Boxes1o 24 I (NA) (Z) 3 7.1 3.00

Field boxes F'ld box. 108,783 217,851 100.0 2.0 762,479 100.0 3.50 32,691 58,629 26.9 1.8 211,067 27.7 3.60

Pounds Pounds 5,644 1,170,030 (NA) 20.7 9,819 1.3 0.01

1,274 2,181 100.0 1.7 99 100.0 0.06

• Value of orchard products. • Excludes citrus fruits and nuts. Sob separate total for each in this table. to Total for States for which data are available. See text. u Farms reporting trees (or vines) of bearing age. " Includes soma duplication. See text discussion for this crop. " Nectarines included.

Average per tree or vine

of bearing age

12.94 9.86

(NA) 3.56

15.31 6.54 3.13

(NA)

6.49 2.82

(NA) 0.66

1.03 0.84 0.27

(NA)

3.11 0. 77 0.14

2.35 5.32 1.12

(NA)

1.27 0. 70 1.13

1.36 3.29 1.42

0.30 0.80 0.43

0.12

7.01 6.46

1. 74

0.08

"In 1890, there were 93,686 acres in nonbearing vines, 307,575 acres in bearing vines, and 572,139 tons of gmpes sold for table use to wineries, etc.

" Number of plants. " Less than I.

11 See text for wording of inquiry in 1950; improved and seedling in 1945; improved and wild in 1940; cultivated and wild in 1930 and 1925; kind not specified prior to 1925.

1s Tho 1940 total for number of tung tTees is about 3,000,000 too large. See page 536 of Volume II of the 1945 Census of Agriculture Reports, for explanation.

" Boxes; kind not specified. 20 Farms reporting trees of bearing age. For oranges, figures are for farms reporting

oranges other than tangerines or mandarins. In 1920, tangerine trees of bearing age were reported on 809 farms. In 1910, tangerine trees of bearing age were reported on 332 farms and mandarin trees of bearing age on 22 farms.

" Trees of bearing age only. " Does not include production for Louisiana which was given in number of fruits and

amounted to 2,208, 750 oranges.

provided on the questionnaire for reporting other fruits. The inquiries for peaches were similar to those for other fruits and provided for the reporting of trees not of bearing age, trees of bearing age, and quantity harvested. The acreage in peaches was not enumerated except in Arizona and California. In Arizona and California separate inquiries were made for clingstone peaches and for freestone peaches. For these two States, figures for farms reporting relate to a count of farms reporting clingstone peaches and another count of farms re­porting freestone peaches. The total of the two counts for farms reporting would provide a fairly satisfactory total for farms reporting peaches. However, it would contain a minor,

830 GENERAL REPORT

PEACHES-NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO 1954; AND

PRODUCTION, 1889 TO 1954 FOR THE UNITED STATES YEAR

0

1954.!1

1950

194511

1940

1935

1930

1925!1

1920

1910

1900~ 1890}1

MILLIONS OF TREES 40 80

YEAR 120 0

136.8

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

192jl

1924

1919

1909

1899

1889 -

MILLIONS OF BUSHELS 40 80 120

.!J For 1954,does not Include data fa~ farms with less than 20 trees Y Bearing and nonbearlnQ trees not reported separately

54C-021

Y Data not available for nanbearlng trees

YEAR

1954.!1

1950

194511

1940

1935

1930

1920

1910

1900~

189ol'

-Of bearing age I'2ZZZ.l Not of bearing age

CHERRIES-NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER Of TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO

1954; AND PRODUCTION, 1889 TO 1954: FOR THE UNITED STATES

MILLioNS OF TREES

0 4 8 12

17.4

YEAR

16 0

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1919

1909

1899

1889 -

MILLIONS OF POUNDS

100 200 300 400

54C -024 .!t For 1954, does not include data far forme with Ieos than 20 treea. ,g, Bearing and nonbeorlng trees not reported aeparatel)t lt Data not available far non bearing tr .. a.

-Of bearing age rz.lm Not of bearing ago

but undetermined, amount of duplication, since some farms reported both types. The unit of measure for reporting quan­tity harvested for peaches was bushels, except in Oregon and Washington where it was pounds and in Arizona and Cali­fornia, tons. The data on quantity harvested presented in this chapter have been converted to bushels on the basis of standard weights and measures. (For conversion factors see Table 2 of this chapter.)

Pears.-A separate inquiry; for pears appeared on the ques­tionnaire for all States, except North Dakota and South Dakota. In these two States, information on pears was to be written in by the farm operator or Census enumerator in the space provided in the Agriculture Questionnaire for reporting other fruits. In the four States of Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington, where the questionnaires p .. rovided for the separate reporting of data on Bartlett pears and on pears other than Bartlett, the total number of farms reporting pears is not available except as a total of farms reporting Bartlett pears and farms reporting pears other than Bartlett. Such a

PEARS-NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO 1954; AND

PRODUCTIO~ 1889 TO 1954: FOR THE UNITED STATES YEAR MILLIONS OF TREES YEAR MILLIONS OF BUSHELS

0 10 20 30 0 10 . 20 30

1954.!1

1950

.1945!1

1940

1935

1930

1925!1

1920

1910

1900)1

1890)1 -* Data not available

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1924 •

1919

1909

1899

1889

.!! For 1954,doea not Include data for forma with leas than 20 trees Zl Bearing and not bearing treea nof reported aeporately }I Data not available for non bearing trees

- Of bearing, age rzzzz;J Not of bearing age

54C·023

PLUMS AND PRUNES-NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO

1954; AND PRODUCTION, 1889 TO 1954: FOR, THE UNITED STATES

YEAR 0

!I

!I

t

1954

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

1925

1920

1910

1900

1890 !I,._

MILLIONS OF TREES 10 20 30 40

YEAR

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1924

1919

1909

1899

1889

0

.

-~

MILLIONS OF BUSHELS 10 20 30 40

54C-025 • Dolo not avolloble .It For 1954,doea QOI Include data for farms with loll than 20 treeo ZIBearlno ond nonbearlno trees not reported oeparately b Data not available for nonbearlng tre01

total would, of course, contain a minor, but undetermined, amount of duplication. The tables in this chapter present data for Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington by variety. The unit of measure used in enumerating the quantity har· vested was bushels for all States except Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington where the unit was tons. Conversion factors were based on standard weights and measures and are listed in Table 2 of this chapter.

Cherries.-A separate inquiry for cherries appeared on the questionnaire for all States except Florida, Louisiana, North Dakota, ai\d South Dakota. In these four States, the informa· tion was written in ·by the farm operator or Census enumerator in the space provided on the Agriculture Questionnaire for miscellaneous fruits. Separate inquiries on sweet and sour cherries, were carried for 14 States. For the other 30 States the ·questionnaire specified "Cherries," with instructions ~ include the total for all varieties and types. The tables in thiS chapter show separate figures :for sweet and sour cherries for 14 States and the total of the two types (except for farms

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 831

reporting) for all cherries. The totals for the 14 States do not approximate a United States total for each ty.pe, since the cherries grown in the other 34 States could be properly classi­field as either sweet or sour. For example, the cherries grown in the State of California, while enumerated as cherries, should, in fact, be classified primarily as sweet cherries. The unit of measure for reporting quantity harvested was pounds in all States except Arizona and California where the unit was tons.

Plums and prunes.-An inquiry on the number of trees and the quantity harvested of plums and prunes was carried as a separate item on the questionnaire for all States except the six New England States and Florida. The information on plums and prunes was written by farm operators or enumera­tors on the questionnaire in the space provided for reporting miscellaneous fruits in those seven States. The information was obtained for a combination of the two crops in all States except Arizona and California, where the questionnaire carried an inquiry for plums and another inquiry for prunes. The unit of measure used for reporting quantity harvested was bushels for all States except Arizona, California, Oregon, and Wash­ington, where the unit of measure was tons. The quantity of prunes in Arizona .and California was enumerated in dry weight and the quantity of prunes harvested was converted to fresh weight on the basis of one pound of dry prunes being ,equivalent to two and one half pounds of fresh fruit. Produc­tion, data in the tables of this chapter are given in bushels (fresh-weight basis). Conversion from tons was made on the basis of standard weights and measures. (See Table 2 of this volume.)

Grapes.-A separate inquiry for grapes appeared on the questionnaire for all except the six New England States, Louisiana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. In these nine States, the number of vines and the quantity harvested were reported by farm operators or enumerators in the space pro­vided on the Agriculture Questionnaire for reporting miscel­laneous fruits. Data were reported on the basis of an all­variety grouping, "Grapes," except folr the States of Arizona and California, where three separate questions provided separ­ate groups for table grapes, raisin grapes, and wine or juice grapes. (In these two States, some of the varieties may be used for more than one purpose, depending upon price, marketing restriction, etc.) No data are available for farms reporting all grapes in California and Arizona as a considerable number of

GRAPES- NUMBER OF VINES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF VINES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1900 TO 1954, AND

PRODUCTION, 1899 TO 1954: FOR THE UNITED STATES

YEAR

0 MILLIONS OF VINES YEAR

JOO 200 300 400 0 .!J

1954 1950,_ ........ ~ !I

1945~======~1 1940~

1935~·······111! 1930 ........... ~ !lr 1925~::::::4'20~ 1920~

19IO~;r:u !I 1900

1954

1949

1944

1939

1934

1929

1924

1919

1909

1899

..

•

BILLIONS OF POUNDS 2 3 4 5 6

• 11 ~~available S4C - 022 ~ For l954,dalto nat Include data for forme with IHt thon 20 vlnu ~ =riOQ and '*lbooriOQ vlneo not roported HporaloiJ

a not """liable for nonboorii>Q vlnoo

- 01 btoriOQ ago I2'ZZZ.2J Not of boarii>Q OIJt

farms report more than one group. The unit of measure for reporting quantity harvested for grapes in all States except Arizona and California was pounds. In these two States, the unit of measure was tons. In the case of raisin grapes, the inquiry provided that the report of quantity harvested could be made in either fresh- or dry-weight units. During the office processing of questionnaires, reports for the quantity harvested on a dry-weight basis were converted to fresh weight using a factor of one pound dry weight equals

. four pounds of fresh weight. (See Table 2 of this chapter.) Apricots.-A separate inquiry for apricots appeared on the

questionnaire for only eight States. In the remaining States, it was necessary for the farm operator or the enumerator to ·report apricots in the space on the questionnaire provided fo:r reporting other fruits. The unit of measure for reporting the quantity harvested was bushels, except in Oregon and Wash­ington where it was pounds and in Arizona and California where it was tons. Data are presented in the tables of this chapter in bushels. Units other than bushels were converted on the basis of standard weights and measures. (See Table 2 of this chapter.)

Pecans.-A separate inquiry for pecans appeared on the questionnaire for 14 States and 30 counties of Southeast Missouri. In the other States, information on pecans was written in by farm operators or enumerators in the space on the Agriculture Questionnaire provided for reporting miscel­laneous fruits and nuts. Separate inquiries for improved and wild or seedling pecans were on the questionnaire for 10 States -Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Im­proved pecans were defined as budded, grafted, or top-worked trees. In all except the 10 States and 30 counties in Southeast Missouri, the data on pecans relate to a total of the improved and seedling varieties.

Instructions to the enumerators provided that the acreage of land in wild and seedling pecans was not to be included in the acreage of land in orchards, groves, or vineyards, or in the acreage of cropland harvested. Compliance with these instructions was verified during the office processing of ques­tionnaires for such States as Oklahoma and Texas where there was a large number of wild or seedling pecan trees on land used primarily for pasture. Significant acreages of wild pecans reported either as land in orchards, groves, or vine­yards, or as cropland harvested WeJre corrected by eliminating such acreage from land in orchards and cropland harvested and by including it in the acres of pasture. The unit of measure used for reporting the quantity. harvested for all States was pounds.

Other edible nuts.-A separate inquiry appeared on the questionnaire for English or Persian walnuts in Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and California. In States in which the questionnaire did not contain a separate inquiry it was neces­sary for the farm operator or enumerator to enter the report in the space provided on the questionnaire for reporting other fruits and nuts. The unit of measure was pound's for all States, except Arizona and California where the unit was tons.

A separate inquiry on almonds appeared on the question­naire for only two States, Arizona and California. The unit of measure for reporting quantity harvested was tons in Arizona and California and pounds for all other States.

A separate inquiry for "filberts and hazelnuts" appeared on~y on the questionnaire for Oregon and Washington. The umt of measure for reporting quantity harvested for filberts and hazelnuts was pounds for all States.

In the case of black walnuts, the Census inquiry called for the quantity harvested from planted trees. The number of trees and the yield from timbe.r stands in States where black walnuts are a native forest tree were not to be reported.

832 GENERAL REPORT

Tung nuts.-Tung nut production is concentrated in the warm, humid areas along the Gulf Coast. A separate inquiry was carried on the questionnaire :for only four States: Ala­bama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. However, scattered trees or small groves were reported in several other States. The unit of measure used for reporting quantity harvested was pounds for all States. The quantity of tung nuts har­vested represents the weight of whole dry nuts, including husks, and not the pounds of oil.

Citrus fruits. avocados, and olives.-The harvest season for these crops usually covers a portion of two calendar yea;rs. For that reason, it has been necessary in a Census enumeration to specify the harvest period in order that the reports may include production for only one crop year. In the 1954 Census, the production for these crops was fixed as the amount har­vested in the calendar y·ears 1953 and 1954, from the bloom of 1953. However, acres of land in orchards, groves, or vine­yards, and tree counts were to be reported as of the date of farm enumeration. Tables showing comparable data for citrus fruits, avocados, and olives carry footnotes indicating the specific harvest period to which the data for quantity. har­vested relate.

Oranges.-A separate inquiry was made for oranges by varieties for the several States, as follows: for Arizona and California, the separate inquiries were for Valencia oranges, Navel oranges, and other oranges, including tangerines, and mandarins. The unit of measure for reporting quantity har­vested was field boxes. In Florida there were separate in­quiries for tangerines and mandarins, Temple oranges, Valen­cia oranges, and other oranges. The unit of measure for reporting quantity harvested was field boxes. For the 123 counties in East Texas, there was an inquiry on Valencia oranges and other oranges, including tangerines and man­darins. The unit of measure :for reporting quantity harvested was tons. In Louisiana there was one inquiry on oranges, including tangerines and mandarins, and the unit of measure for reporting quantity harvested was field boxes. The data for quantity harvested in this chapter are in tons. The conversion factors used for the several States are listed in Table 2 of this chapter. Table 138 of Chapter VII provides a summary, by States, on the proportion of the orange crop (trees and quantity harvested) for ivrigated and nonirrigated farms.

Grapefruit.-A separate inquiry on grapefruit appeared on the questionnaire in Arizona, California, Florida, and East Texas (123 counties). The scattered trees and small groves of grapefruit for other areas of the country were reported by the farm operator or enumerator in the space provided for report­ing miscellaneous fruit crops. The unit of measure :for report­ing quantity harvested was field boxes in all States except Texas where it was tons. Data are presented in the tables of this chapter in tons and the conversion factors are given in Table 2. (See Table 138, of Chapter VII, for a summary for both trees and quantity for irrigated and nonirrigated groves.)

Miscellaneous orchard fruits and nuts.~Figures obtained and presented in the tables of this chapter for the minor fruit and nut crops were reported by farm operators or Census enum­erators by writing in the name of the crop and reporting the data in the space provided in the Agriculture Questionnaire for reporting miscellaneous fruits and nuts. In many instances,. the minor fruit and nut crops represent scattered trees or small groves of little commercial importance. Also, in the case of black walnuts it is likely that a considerable number of the trees reported were actually not planted trees grown in an orchard or grove but represent occasional shade or forest trees along the fences or in the farm yard. The information col­lected for these crops was the same as that for citrus fruit crops, viz, nonbearing trees, bearing trees, and quantity har­vested. The acreag·e for individual fruit or nut crops is not

ORANGES (INCLUDING TANGERINES AND MANDARINS) NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO 1954; AND PRODUCTION, 1939 TO 1954:

FOR THE UNITED STATES YEAR

0

.!< 1954

1950

1945

1940

1935

1930

192

1920

5

~ &,_. 1910

190

189 0~

MILLIONS OF TREES

10 20 30 40

~

~

* Data not available in some unit

YEAR

50 0

195 41/

19 49

19 44

19 39

*

MILLIONS OF

I 2 3

.!1 For 1954,does not Include data for forms with less than 20 trees g,. BeorlnQ and nonbeorinQ trees not reported seporoiely ~Data not oval I able for nonbeorlng trees

TONS

4

-Of beorin~ oge ~ Not of bearing age

54C-028

available except in Arizona and California. The conversion factors used for various units of measure a're shown in Table 2 of this chapter.

Horticultural specialties (nursery and greenhouse products. etc.).-The 1954 Agriculture Questionnaire included three in­quiries relating to horticultural speciality crops. (a) One ques­tion asked :for the acres of nursery products (trees, shrubs, vines, ornamentals, etc.) on the place and the value of sales in 1954 from this acreage. Provision was made for reporting the area in tenths of acres. The area was to include the entire acreage of such nursery products regardless of whether the trees, plants, etc., were large enough or old enough for market­ing. The acreage, however, was not to include such items as reforested tracts, new orchards, or vineyards. Acreag-es of reforestation projects reported were eliminated in the office processing of the questionnaires. (b) The second question asked for the commercial area (acreage grown in the open

GRAPEFRUIT- NUMBER OF TREES OF BEARING AGE AND NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, 1890 TO 1954;

AND PRODUCTION, 1939 TO 1954: FOR THE UNITED STATES

YEAR MILLIONS OF TREES YEAR MILLIONS OF TONS 0 4 8 12 16 0 o 4 as 1 2 1 s 2.0

1954

1950

1945

1940

11

• Ill

1935

1930

1925

1920

1910

1900

1890

,l

• Oota not available In aame unit

195

194

194

193

*

4

9

4

9

.iJ For 1954, dote not Include data for farm• with 1111 than 20 trttl &! 8earlno and nonbtarlnv tNtl not rtpot'ed uparotely ill DeN ...t available for nonbearlllo lrott -Of beatl"' ave ~ Not of btarlno ott

-54C 027

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 833

VALUE OF NURSERY PRODUCTS, FLOWERS AND. FLOWERING PLANTS, AND VEGETABLES GROWN UNDER GLASS, FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE SEEDS, VEGETABLE PLANTS,

BULBS AND MUSHROOMS HARVESTED FOR SALE, BY STATES: 1954

NEW ENGLAND Moine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut

MIDDLE ATLANTIC New York New Jersey Pennsylvania

0 10

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

20 30

:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::

::::::;:;::;:;:;:;::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::;;:::::;:;:;::::;:

EAST Ng:~h1Rdil;il~:inigH:nCENTRAL~~~~~iiiiiiii~~ii~~~~~~::::::,~~:~:':];:,~:::]::;]:::]:::]::'<'''/'''ill·:::ill:::I:::[:::[:::>:::~~:I:::]:::a:: :;:;:::::::::::

::::::::;:;:

::::::::::::::::::::

Wisconsin WEST NORTH CENTRAL

Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

SOUTH ATLANTIC Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL~ Kentucky Tennessee · Alabama Mississippi

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas

MOUNTAIN Montano Idaho Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah

PACIFIC Nevada Washington Oregon California -~ !(:::::::::::!:(!

NURSERY PRODUCTS SOLD

FLOWERS AND FLOWERING PLANTS SOLD

VEGETABLES GROWN UNDER GLASS, FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE SEEDS, VEGETABLE PLANTS, BULBS AND MUSHROOMS HARVESTED FOR SALE ..

40

and the square feet grown under glass) and the value of sales in 1954 for cut flowers, potted plants, florist greens,' and bedding plants. Instructions on the questionnaire stated that

crops grown under shade were to be reported as grown in the open. In calculating the square feet under glass, enumerators were instructed to report the total land area covered by the

50

834 GENERAL REPORT

greenhouse or the frames. (c) The third question called for the enumeration of vegetables grown under glass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms grown for sale, together with the value of the sales in 1954. The area was to be reported either in square feet or in acres. (The questionnaire provided for the reporting of the area in tenths of acres.) The vegetables reported under this heading were to

TABLE 5.-HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES-FARMS REPORTING,

AREA, AND VALUE OF SALES, FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1889 TO 1954

Area Value of sales (dollars)

Farms Aver· Aver- Aver· Item and year report· lng ar,e per age per age

Total arm Total farm per report· report· unit of

lng ing area ---

Horticultural specialties, Acres Acres totaL •........... 1954 .. (NA) 235,092 (NA) 453. 653. 672 (NA) 1,929.69

1949 .. (NA) 210,688 (NA) 392. 097. 605 (NA) 1,861.03 1944 1• 34,690 (NA) (NA) 231, 258. 953 6,666 (NA) 1939 .• 32,136 157,494 4.9 129,575,143 4,032 822.73 1929 .. 29,946 (NA) (NA) 145,702,566 4,866 (NA) 1919 .. (NA~ 55,180 (NA~ 106,144,658 (NA) 1,923.61 1909 .. (NA 98,866 (NA 57,334,164 (NA) 579.92 1899 •• (NA) 68,799 (NA) 29,708,756 (NA~ 431.82 1889 .. (NA) 2 343,548 (NA) '26,211,806 (NA (NA)

---Nursery products (trees,

shrubs, vines, oma· Acres Acres mentals, etc.) .... 1954 .. 15,032 130,662 8.7 136,339,526 9,070 1,043.45

1949 .. 14,744 100,407 6.8 98,529,038 6,683 981.30 1939 .. 8,056 83,978 10.4 31,382,353 3,896 373.70 1929 '· 16,629 (NA) (NA) 61,257,011 3,684 (NA) 1919 .. 4,049 51,453 12.7 20,434,389 5,047 397.15 1909 .. 5,582 80,618 14.4 21,050,822 3, 771 261.12 1899 .. 4,991 59,492 11.9 10,123,873 2,028 170.17 1889 .. 4,150 172,806 38.3 '12,036,478 2,669 69.65 ---

Flowers and flowering Square plants grown for Square feet feet sale ...........•.. 1954 .. 20,539 1') ('l 247,857,089 12,068 (NA~

1949 .. 23,476 ') (' 235,825,740 10,045 (NA 1939 '· 16,708 205,114.773 12,276 78,530,545 4,700 0.38 1929 •. 18,211 (NA) (NA) 84,445,555 4,637 (NA) 1919 '· 17,199 162,368, 593 9,441 61,892,352 3,599 0.38 1909 '· 10,614 114,655,276 10,802 34,872,329 3,286 0.30 189910. 8, 797 (") (NA) 18,758,864 2,132 (NA) 1889 .. 4,659 38,823,247 8,333 '14,175,328 3,043 0.37

Square Grown under Square feet feet

glass ..••....... 1954 .. 14,490 168,562,179 11,633 ("l (") (12) 1949 •. 15,779 164,786,348 10,443 (" (") (0')

Acres Acres Grown In open ... 1954 .. 11,040 42,085 3.8 (") (") ("l 1949 .• 14,269 51,239 3.6 (") (12) (12

Ve~etables grown under g ass, flower seeds, vegetable seeds, vege· table plants, bulbs,

Acres Acres and mushrooms pro· duced lor sale .••• 1954 .. 11,728 ('l (') 69,457,057 5,922 (NA)

1949 .. 14,602 (' (') 57,742,827 3,954 (NA) 1939". 15,992 68,807 4.3 19,662,245 1,230 285.76 191914• (NA~ (NA) (NAl 23,817,917 (NA) (NA) 190914• (NA (NA) (NA 1,411,013 (NA) (NA) 1899". 2,421 (NA) (NA 826,019 341 (NA~ 1889 2• 596 169,851 285.0 (NA) (NA) (NA

Square Grown under Square feet feet

glass ........... 1954 .. 7,456 63,872,718 8,567 (12) (") (12) 1949 .. Q,492 61,214,304 6,449 (") (") (12)

Acres Acres Grown In open •.. 1954 .• 5,355 57,009 10.6 (12) (12) 1::l 1949 .. 6,663 51,654 7.8 (12) (")

NA Not available. 1 Data for farms unclassified as to type excluded. 2 Includes 169,851 acres reported by 596 farms reporting seed. Of this acreage, 96,564

acres were devoted to seed production. • Value of flower and vegetable seeds not available. • Trees, plants vines, etc., In nurseries; flower and vegetable seeds; and bulbs. • The total value of horticultural products was $26,211,806, of whleh $14,175,328 was

received from the sale of cut flowers and $12,036,478 from the sales of roses, hardy plants and shrubs, and all other plants.

• Separate data for square feet and for aeres shown below. ' Crops grown under glass (flowers, plants, and vegetables) and propagated mush·

ro~Wfowers, plants, and vegetables grown under glass, and flowers grown In the open. • Total square feet under glass.

10 Includes flowers and plants grown In the open. Total area of 9,307 acres Including 68,030,666 square feet of glass reported by 6,070 establishments. u Available data not comparable. . 12 Combined total for this group shown above.

. " Flower and vegetable seeds, bulbs and flowers and plants grown In the open. "Value of flower and vegetable seeds and mushrooms. " Schedule called for vegetable and other seeds (not Including grass seed, clover seed,

and flaxseed).

include only those vegetables grown under glass, while vege­tables grown in the open were reported under vegetables for sale. Vegetable seeds were to be reported under this heading regardless of whether they were grown under glass or grown in the open. In addition, all vegetable plants, such as sweet­potato plants, tobacco plants, bulbs, etc., were to be reported in this heading regardless of whether they were grown under glass or grown in the open. The area enclosed for hotbeds and coldframes was to be reported as under glass and any items grown under shade were to be reported as grown in the open. In reporting the area of mushrooms, enumerators were in­structed to give the area of bed space that was used during the 1954 crop year and not the square feet of floor space in the building, etc. Sweet corn seed was not included under vegetable seed; data for sweet corn seed are listed under the miscellaneous seeds in Chapter VII. Dry beans and peas for seed were also to be reported separately and were not in­cluded as vegetable seeds.

The data for the horticultural specialties are reasonably comparable for the two Censuses of 1954 and 1950 since the inquiries were essentially the same for both years.

Forest products.-The forest products data obtained in the 1954 Census relate only to the output from farms. Commercial logging and timber operations and forest products cut on tracts not counted as farms are excluded. Therefore, the data published do not show total output of forest products or in­.come as only those forest products produced in connection with farm operations are included.

There were separate inquiries for forestry products on all Agricultu:re Questionnaires for one or more of the following items: (a) amount of firewood and fuelwood cut, (b) number of fence posts cut, (c) board feet of sawlogs and veneer logs cut, including the sale of standing timber, (d) number of cords of pulpwood cut, (e) receipts from the sale of the above­mentioned products, plus the value of sales of other miscel­laneous products such as piling and poles, bark, bolts, Christ­mas trees, ties, mine timbers, etc. A separate inquiry for each of the first four items, depending upon the importance of the forest product, was on the questionnaire for only part of the States. The Composite Questionnaire in the Appendix of this volume will show for each inquiry, the States for which the inquiry was made. The inquiry on the value of forest products sold was included on all questionnaires. As mentioned under the subtitle, "Values", for this chapter, data were not available for computing the value of production for all forest products and the enumerated value of forest products sold was used for value of production to secure the total value of production of all farm products. Table 39 shows the value of production by States for firewood and fuelwood, fence posts, and pulpwood. The value for firewood and fence posts includes production for home use as well as for sale.

Inquiries on maple products, including the number of trees tapped, and the production of sirup and sugar, appeared on the questionnaires for 12 States; viz, the six New England States and Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Penn­sylvania, and Wisconsin. The information is summarized and presented in Table 40 for these States. The value of maple products was computed in the same manner as that for oth~r crops. Sales of maple products were calculated on the basiS of crop disposition data published by the Agricultural _Market­ing Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. For the 12 States where maple products appeared as a separate inquiry. on the questionnaire, the value of maple products wa; summarized separately and is not included in the value 0

forest products sold. The instructions for reporting the value of forest products sold in the other 36 States did not indica~e that the value of maple sirup and sugar was to be include ·

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS 835

Generally, the value of maple sirup and sugar sold in these 36 States is quite small and comprises a very small part of the value of all .farm products sold. However, it is possible that farmers and enumerators may have included the value of maple products sold in the value of all forest products sold, especially in a few areas where the production of maple sugar and sirup is important. VALUE OF FIREWOOD. FENCE POSTS, LOGS, LUMBER, PULPWOOD. PILING AND POLES, BARK, BOLTS, CHRISTMAS TREES, HEWN TIES, NINE TIMBER AND OTHER NIS~ELLANEOUS FOREST·

PRODUCT$ SOLD, J/ BY STATES: 1954

0 5000

NEW E NGLAND

Me .

N.H. • VI.

Moss. I R.I.

Conn.

MIDDL E ATLANTIC N.Y.

N.J. ~ Po.-

EAST NORTH CENTRAL

Ohio b. Ind.

Ill. Mich.

Wis.

WEST NORTH CENTRAL

Minn.~ Iowa •

Mo .• N.Dak.

S.Dok

Nebr

Kana

SOUTH ATLANTIC Dill. Md. • Va.

W.Va. • N.C. S.C.

Ga.

Flo,

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS 10 000 15000 20000

Ky.

&-Tenn.

Ala.

Miss.

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL Ark.

E La.

Okla.

Tex.

MOUNTAIN Mont. Ill Idaho .. Wyo.

Colo. N.Mex

Ariz.

Utah • Nev. ..1/tncludoo Voluo of Moplo Producto Sold

SOURCE: Tablo 39

25.000

TABLE 6.-FOREST PRODUCTS OF FARMS-FARMS REPORTING

QuANTITY, AND VALUE, FOR THE UNITED STATES: 1849 TO 1954

I Value (dollars)

Item and year Farms Total reporting quantity Average

Total per farm reporting

Forest products sold from farms, totaL ......... 1954•. 178,973 = 130, 427, 709 729

1949.- (NA) xxxxxxxxxx 134, 562, 37 5 (NA) 1944_- 221,901 xxxxxxxxxx 78,359, 188 353 1939.- 276,611 = 39, 151,613 142 1934 z- 491,965 xxxxxxxxxx 37,897,631 77 1929 ·- 602,992 xxxxxxxxxx 99,859,580 166 1919 __ 518,567 xxxxxxxxxx 217, 716,046 420 1909_- (NA) = 92,524,205 (NA)

Value of firewood, fence posts, logs, lumber, pul~wood, and piling and poles so d .... 1949 __ 124,750 xxxxxxxxxx 46,655,522 374

Standing timber sold ...... 1949 __ 108,677 (NA) 68,037,294 626 1909.- (NA) (NA) 21,723,222 (NA)

Value of other forest g::oducts sold <gark, bolts, C istmas trees1 ewn ties, mine timber,

~~ _e_- ~~~:--~~~~~--~~W:- 27,605 = 19,869,559 720

Forest products of farms, total ... ______________ ..... 1929 __ 2,558,899 = 242, 042, 245 95

1919.- 1, 819,685 = 394, 321, 828 217 1909 .. 2,409,853 = 195, 306, 283 81 1899.- (NA) = 109, 864, 774 (NA)

Cord3 Firewood and fuelwood (4' X 4' X 8') cut ______________________ l954 •- 919,695 11,032,088 103, 254, 248 112

1949.- I, 288,624 16,893,033 136, 448, 711 106 1929_- 2, 431,921 34,110,529 151, 245, 458 62 1924.- 2,656,857 3~!~~0 (NA) (NA)

Fence posts cut. ----------1954 •- 415,340 87,567,805 29,786,078 72 1949.- 558,470 104, 243, 922 34, 143,623 61 1929.- 566,233 98,664,249 15, 316, 161 27

Sawlogs and veneer Jogs 1,000 bd. ft. cut ______________________ l954 •- '180, 300 '3, 775,799 (NA) (NA) 1949 __ 190,754 I, 514,594 46,882,724 246 1929.- 178,539 5,042, 926 47,637,752 267

Cords Pulpwood cut _____________ 1954 •. 61,770 3, 287,287 29,990,414 443

1949 .. 47,758 1, 667,085 16,883,878 354 1929_- 43,824 1, 485,759 11,364,389 259

Number Piling and poles cuL ..... I949. _ 15, 586 3,682,881 10,400,815 667

1929 .. 21,802 3, 298,415 6,477, 843 297

Maple trees tapped .. -----1954 •- 15,968 5, 509,177 xxxxxxxxxx uxxxxxxxxx 1949 ·- 27,843 7, 759,670 mxxxxxxx · xn:n:xxx::x:x:x 1939.- 29,768 9, 954,860 == = 1929_- 35,341 (NA) = x:mxtttttt

1919.- 80,317 17,457,144 xx= = 1909_- 87,537 18,899,533 = = 1899_- 62,718 (NA) = = Gallons

Maple sirup made. _______ 1954 •- 15,854 1, 329,194 6, 114,577 386 1949 ·- 27,039 1, 480,390 6 6, 758,781 250 1939_- 29,584 2,456,400 4,080,877 138 1929 __ 34,823 2, 341,023 4, 792,999 138 1919.- (NA) 3,507, 745 9, 235,269 (NA) 1909_- 79,381 4,106,418 3, 797,317 48 1899 •. 62,718 2, 056,611 1, 562,451 25 1889 __ (NA) 2,258,376 (NAl ~NA) 1879.- (NA) I, 796,048 (NA NA) 1869_- (NA) 921,057 (NA NA) 1859_- (NA) 1, 597,589 (NA) NA)

Maple sugar made. _______ 1954 •-Pounds

1, 209 93,853 82,270 68 1949 ·- 2,079 149,154 117,879 57 1939 .. 3,388 355,566 99,738 29 1929 __ 7,069 1, 341,491 399,372 56 1919.- (NA) 9, 691,854 3, 146,107 (NA) 1909.- 29,444 14,024,206 1,380,492 47 1899_- 62,714 11,928,770 1,074,260 17 1889.- ~NA) 32,952,927 ~NA) (NA) 1879 .. NA) 36,576,061 NA) (NA) 1869.- ~NA) 28,443,645 ga~ (NA) 1859 __ NA) 40,120,205 (NA) 1849.- (NA) 34,253,436 (NA) (NA)

Value of maple sirup and maple sugar sold _______________ 1954 •- (NA) xxxxxxxxxx 5, 664,899 (NA)

1949 ,_ 12,935 xx:xxxxxxxx 6 4, 173,768 323

NA Not available. 1 In<:Judes the value of maple sirup and maple sugar sold but does not include farms

reportmg these sales. ' Not strictly comparable with other years as it probably includes some reports of

firewood used on the farm. 3 Value of sales of maple sirup and maple sugar excluded. • Total for States for which data are available. • Figures include sales of standing timber. 6 This value is included in "Value of other forest products sold," shown elsewhere in

this table.

LAND IN FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES, VINEYARDS AND PLANTED NUT TREES

UNITED STATES TOTAL 4,003,426

US. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

ACREAGE. 1954

.. . ·.: .

. . .

I DOT= 1,000 ACRES (COUNTY UNIT BASIS)

MAP NO. A54-074

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LAND IN FRUIT ORCHARDS, GROVES,VINEYARDS AND PLANTED NUT TREES-INCREASE AND DECREASE

UNITED STATES NET DECREASE 712,911 ACRES OR 15.1 PERCENT

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1 N ACREAGE, 1950-1954

.. ..

I DOT= 1,000 INCREASE I DOT=I,OOO DECREASE

(COUNTY UNIT BASIS)

MAP NO. A54-188

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838

UNITED STATES TOTAL 82,064

LNITEO STATES TOTAL 31,843,522

UNITED STATES TOTAL 10,265,510

UNITED STATES TOTAL 15,048,816

GENERAL REPORT

lNTEO STATES TOTAL 80,365

UNITED STATES TOTAL 36,912,804

U'IITED STATES TOTAL 9,828,529

lNTEO STI!l'ES TOTAL 255,084,502

FOR SALE

AGES

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, FOREST PRODUCTS

UNITED STIITES TOTAL 45,83D,524

•INCLUDING TANQI!.RIN£8 AND MAtmARINS

WTED STATES TOTAL 6,531,749

UNITED STATES TOTAL 3,754,930

UNITED STATES T01liL $453,653,672

SOLD

UNITED STATES TOTAL 10,953,481

l.NTED S'mTES TOTAL 7,489,457

lNTEO Sl11TES T01lU. $ 1,198,016,326

l.WTEO STATES TOlliL $130,42?, 709

CCOt.INTY Lf.IR BASIS)

SOLD

839

840 GENERAL REPOHT

Table ?.-BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS HARVESTED FOR SALE-FARMS REPORTING,

Berries and other smull fru"l ts, total Strawberries

Region, Acreage Vo.J.ue (dollars) Farms reporting Aorenge Quantity harvested ( quo.rts) division, and State

ktero.ge Average Average per o.are 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

per farm 1954 1949 pex• acre

1954 1949 1954 1949 195/t 1949

1 u.s ........ 190,017 218,379 100,119,751 79,398,194 526.90 363.58 52,137 90,6711 80,365 102,307 1.5 1.1 206 /•64 481 168' 707' 602 2,569 1,648 2 The North ... 103,669 106,183 38,728,352 29,979,750 373.58 282.34 24,421, 46,.562 22,927 28,820 0.9 0.6 34' 98.3 ,1.32 41,389,0?0 1,~26 1,436 3 The South .. 36,257 57,240 13,921,805 19, 1o6, 192' 383.98 344.28 19,903 33,650 27,467 lt6,049 1.4 1.4 J$,663,423 56,6]),,382 1,1.08'1 1,229 '· The West •.• 50,091 54,956 47,469,594 29,711,652 947.67 540.64 7,810 10,459 29, 9?1 27,518 3.8 2.6 132,817,620 70,701t,l50 1,,432 2,569

Geo. Oh·.:

5 N.E ..••. 45,706 38,397 10,283,041 6, 701,206 224.98 l?lt.52 2,514 3,635 1,464 1,805 0.6 0.5 2,.510,671 3,557,35/+ 1,715 1,971 6 M.A ••••• 23,281 26,1..49 11,660,931 1~:~~g;;ii 500.88 323.77 7,160 10,059 6,787 7,832 0.9 0.8 12,461,662 11,081,438 1,836 1,415 7 E.N.C ••• Jl,lo97 33,466 15,680,764 497.85 347.52 11,045 20,822 12,453 13,264 1.1 0.6 17.891,189 18,762,051 1,437 1,415 B II.N.C ••• 3.185 .. 7,871 1,103,616 '3;D85,1S1 346.50 391.96 3,705 12,046 2,223 5,919 0,6 0.5 2,119,910 7,988,22? 954 1,350 9 S.A ••••• 9,056 14,772 4,315,053 5,684,342 476.49 384.81 6,328 11,252 6,351 12,391 1.0 . 1.1 10,620,068 15 I 009 1 767' 1,672 1,211 10 E.s.c ... 10,699 15,453 3,617,513 5,003,252 + 338.12 323.77 7,554 11,654 9,824 11.,1.29 1.3 1.2 11,629,268 17,551,468 1,184 1,216 ll II.S.C ••• 16,502 27,015 5,989,239 9,019,198 362.94 333.86 6,021 10.744 11,292 19,229 1.9 1.8 16,4llt,087 ;Y.,OSJ,l47 1,,.54 1,251 12 Mt •••.•• 1,692 2,886 762,042 1,510,834 450.38 523.50 1,104 2,261t 967 1,843 0.9 0.8 1,451,330 2,657,198 1,501 1,~2 13 Pnc ••••• 48,399 52,070 46,707,552 28,200,818 965.05 541.59 6,706 8,195 29,0CYt 25,675 4.3 3.1 131,366,296 68,046,952 4,529 2,650

N.E.,

14 Maine ••• 27' 148 23,001 2,458,622 1,806,580 90.56 78.54 655 798 422 393 0.6 0.5 722,051 642,200 1,711 1,634 15 N.H ••••• 1,830 2,502 ).79,071 202,656 97.85 81.00 288 423 116 144 0.4 0.3 182,693 202,199 1,575 1,404 16 Vt •••••. 201 232 95,319 109,651 474.22 472.63 263 316 132 132 0.5 0.4 172,808 197,044 1,309 1,493 17 Mass •••• 15' 773 12,018 7,164,607 4,194,174 454.23 348.99 777 1,276 461 ?OJ 0.6 0.6 81t7,039 1,668, 724 1,837 21 3?1, 18 R.I ••••• 54 134 17,555 44,161 325.09 329.56 45 98 23 36 0.5 0.4 32,252 41,262 1,402 1,146 19 Conn ••.• 700 510 367,867 343,984 525.52 674.48 486 724 310 397 0.6 0.5 553,828 805' 925 1, 787 2,030

M.A.,

20 N.Y ••••• 8,049 10,657 4,434,641 3,413, 717 550.96 320.33 3,006 3,550 3,647 J,bJl 1.2 1.0 7,891,559 5,039, 787 2,164 1,388 21 N.J •.••• 12,733 12,738 6,185,322 ,t,091,456 485.77 321.20 1,004 1,926 1, ?39 2,361 1.7 1.2 2,766,?99 J' 874,950 1,591 1,61.1 22 Pa •. •••• 2,499 3,054 1,040,968 1,058,258 416.55 346.52 3,150 4,583 1,401 1,840 0.4 0.4 1,803,304 2,166,701 1,287 1,178

E.N.C.'

23 Ohio •••• 2,722 3,454 1,039,06? 1,409,896 381.73 408.19 2,272 4,644 1,513 1,936 0.7 0.4 1,667,123 2,812,499 1,102 1,453 24 Ind ••••• 1,250 1,926 475,492 858,249 380.39 445.61 1,042 3,291 j790 1,404 0.8 0.4 797,444 2,075,758 1,009 1~,478 25 Ill. .... 1,257 2,552 558,016 960,034 443.93 376.19 843 3,539 1,049 2,086 1.2 0.6 1,310,1,.97 2,605,983 1,249 1,249 26 Mich •••• 20,868 20,251 9, 759, ?51 5,5?5,878 467.69 275.34 4,619 6,162 7,880 6,397 1.7 1.0 12,658,612 9,427,639 1,606 1,474 27 Wis ••••. 5,400 5,283 3,848,436 2,825,905 712.67 534.91 2,269 3,186 1,221 1,441 0.5 0.5 1,457,513 1,840,172 1,194 1,27?

II'. N.C.•

28 Minn •••• 1,325 1, 736 451,056 813,579 340.42 468.65 1,459 2,544 740 927 0.5 0.4 754,892 1,162, 744 1,020 1,254 29 Iowa .... 275 845 67,517 301,542 245.52 356.85 528 2,005 156 522 0.3 O.J 102,827 603,493 659 1,156 30 Mo •••••• 1,144 4,274 488,413 1,569,835 426.9~ 367.30 1,026 4,692 1,024 3,706 1.0 0.8 1,068,320 5' 028,235 1,043 1,357 31 N.Dak ••• 85 64 13,509 19,302 158.93 301.59 118 198 28 39 0.2 0.2 18,286 30,589 653 784 32 S.Dak ••• 53 64 12,164 23,803 229.51 371.92 151 286 43 50 0.3 0.2 29,712 57,755 691 1,155 33 Nebr .... 64 210 16,138 64,387 252.16 306.60 190 802 38 153 0.2 0.2 24,581 160,291 647 1,048 34 Ko.ns •. •• 239 678 54,819 292,703 229.37 431.72 233 1,519 194 522 0.8 0.3 121,292 945,120 625 1,811

S.A.,

35 Del •.... 276 560 78,041 212,704 282.76 379.83 162 507 144 521 0.9 1.0 I 155,042 733,642 1,077 1,408 36 Md •••••• 1,080 2,153 667~~~ 820,294 617.69 38f~c:f- 701 1,428 728 1,609 1.0 1.1 1,553~~~f 2,118,826 2~~~ 1,317 37 D.C ••••• (NA) (Z) 22 (iiA) . (NA) 1 (NA) (Z) (NA) (NA) 50 (NA) 38 Va ....... 3,_138 4,051 1,11.0,287\ 1,633,076 533.34 403.13 1,191 2,114 2,017 3,916 1.7 1.9 4,030,213 5,189,434 1,998 1,325 39 II.Va •••• 491 715 116,543 156,470 237.36 218.84 793 969 250 361 0.3 0.4 288,962 287,104 1,156 795 40 N.C ••••• 2,620 3,844 8.77,639 1,108,666 334.98 288.41 1,832 2,941 1,164 2,810 0.6 1.0 1,599,975 2,833, 775 1,375 1,008 41 S.C ••••• 224 483 45,018 93,694 200.97 193.98 255 703 ]),6 430 0.6 0.6 92,559 256,916 634 597 42 Ga ....... 279 456 45,765 81,440 164.03 178.60 305 832 144 388 0.5 0.5 108,479 231,833 753 598 I.J Fla ....... 1,948 2,510 1,344,658 1,577,976 690.28 628,68 1,089 1,757 1,758 2,356 1.6 1.3 2, 791,380 3,358,187 1,588 1,425

E.s.c., 1,587 I 44 Ky •••••• 1,658 3,418 598,983 1,579,695 361.27 462.17 1,661 3,356 1,594 3,330 1.0 1.0 1, 777,433 5,285,454 1,115

45 Tenn .... 1,395. 9,630 2,341,215 2,804,561 316~59 291.23 5,089 5,904 7,278 9,331 1.4 1.6 8,629,422_ 10,519,762 1,186 1,127 46 Ala ...... 1,525 2,175 659,567 576,979 432.50 265.28 686 1,905 862 1,600 1.3 0.8 i,l59,593 1,624,494 1,:31~5 1,015 47 Miss •••• 121 230 17,748 42,017 146.68 182.68 118 489 90 168 0.8 O.J 62,820 121,758 698 725

w.s.c .. 48 Ark ••••• 5,6521 12,025 1,656,801 3, 933,525 293.14 327.ll 2,271 5,101 4,925 9,036 2.2 1.8 4,603,056 12,687,216 935 1,4~ 49 La •.••.• 4,721' 7,986 2, 765,741 3,556,347 585.84 445.32 2,909 4,172 4,708 7,981 1.6 1.9 8,869,836 ,8,140, 764 1,884 1,020 50 OkJ.a •••• 1,854 . 3,177 580,031 836,440 312.85 263.28 462 983 1,163 1,484 2.5 1.5 1,970, 742 2,084,111 1,695 1,4~ 51 Tex .•... 4,275 3,827 986,666 692,886 230.80 181.05. 379 488 496 728 1.3 1.5 970,1 .. 53 1,141,056' 1,957 1,567

Mt.' 52 Mont .... 267 412 108,941 188,675 408.02 457.95 218 372 149 277 0.7 0.7 189,151 324,542 1,269 1,1?2 53 Idaho ••• 472 735 196,163 362,457 415.60 493.14 332 652 267 464 0.8 0.7 360,060 660,626 1,349 1,424 54 \lye ••••• 15 25 3,650 11,773 243.33 470.92 29 80 6 16 0.2 0.2 5,4l.l. 16,859 902 1,054 55 Colo •... 156 441 46,555 178,118 298.43 403.90 180 469 88 2.3? 0.5 0.5 83,943 244,663 954 1,032 56 N.Mex ... 18 4<. 4,563 11,190 2~3.50 266.43 31 46 i:i 24 0.4 0.5 8,851 17,550 738 731 57 Ariz •••• 66 113 59,698 129,143 904.52 11,142.86 15 28 56 110 3.7 3.9 173,840 285,297 3,104 2,594 58 Utah •••• 696 1,103 341,831 618,803 491.14 561.02 295 602 3-89 703 l.J. 1.2 630,009 1,082,968 1~~~~ 1,540 59 Nev ..... 2 15 641 10,675 320.50 711.67 4 15 (Z): 12 (NA) 0.8 62 24,693 2,058

Pac.:

60 W'ash •••• 12,812 15,130 9, 719,273 7,809,932 . :zse,61 516.19 2,165 -~:~~ 6,889 7,738 3.2 2.6 23,966,655 16,713,251 3,1t79 2,160

61 Oreg •••• 24,224 27,734 12,655,094 9,397,307 522.42 I 338.84 3,126 14,085 13,596 4.5 3.5 36,669,058 24,473,698 2,603 1,800 62 Calif ••• 11,363 9,206 24,333,185 10,993,579 ,2,141.44 11,194.18 1,415 1,283 8,030 4,341 5.7 . 3.4 70,730,583 26,860,003 8,808 6,188

See footnotes at end of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 841

ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 AND 1949

Strawborriea-Continued Blackberries and dewberriec (tame)

Value (dollars) Farms reporting Acreage Quantity harvested (quarts) Vnlue (dollars)

Average Average Average Average

per quart per t'arm per acre per qurJrt

1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

1954 191,9 1954 1949 1954 194-9 1954 1949

I 'j911t71t,rJ74 50,088,534 0.29 0,30 5,872 11,455 10,621 13,417 1.8 1.2 18,559,132 18,836,632 1,747 1,404 3,366,188 3,133,503 0.18 0.17 1

12,69.6,371 13,079,437 0.36 0,32 1,341 4,301 1,325 3,428 1.0 0.8 1,207,085 3,006,398 911 877 419,003 737,275 0.35 0.25 2

11,996,349 \1?,953,528 0,31 0.32 2,762 5,534 5,758 6,929 2.1 1.3 5,306,901 4,96?,525 922 ?17 1,232,'760 875,631 0.23 0.18 3

34,781,354 19,055,569 0.26 0.27 1,?69 1,620 3,538 3,060 2.0 1.9 12,~5,146 10,862,709 3,405 3,550 1,714,425 1,520,597 0.14 0.14 4

1,151,999 1,356,163 0.46 0,38 115 285 31 62 0.3 0.2 16,303 38,954 526 628 5,544 13,421 0.34 0.34 5

4,669,005 3,634,557 0.37 0,33 266 ')95 237 1,275 0.9 1.3 161,409 959,796 681 753 54,881 261,321 0.34 0.27 6

6,048,886 5,645,147 0.34 0.30 747 1,631 991 1,670 1.3 1.0 1,005,532 1,769,955 1 1 015 1,060 351,639 409,360 0.35 0.23 7 826,481 2,443,570 0.39 0.31 '213 1,390 66 421 0.3 0.3 23,841 237,693 361 565 6,939 53,173 0.29 0.22 8

3,702,436 5,192,213 0.35 0.35 399 996 553 710 1.4 0.7· 497,719 588,625 900 829 126,432 136,658 0.25 0.23 9

3,234,324 4,774,387 0.28 0.27 692 1,045 663 709 1.0 0.7 1,327,246 695,567 2,002 981 331,740 164,499 0.25 0.24 10

5,059,589 ?,986,928 o.J1 0.33 1,671 3,493 4,542 5,510 2.7 1.6 3,481,936 3,683,333 767 668 774,588 5'14,1.71, 0.22 0.16 11 469,177 11 0171 404o 0.32 0,38 193 176 53 50 0.3 0.3 60,521 33,730 1,142 675 19,231 14,572 0.32 0.43 12

' 34,31.2,177 18,038,165 0.26 0.27 1,576 1,444 3,485 3,010 2.2 2.1 11,981.,625 10,828,979 3,439 3,598 1,695,194 1,506,025 0.14 0.14 13

339,364 240,561 0.47 0.37 36 91 7 19 0.2 0.2 3,242 8,581 463 452 1,102 2,830 0.34 0.33 14 85,867 76,836 0.47 0.38 21 44 7 11 0.3 0.2 1,263 3,945 180 359 430 1,342 0.34 0.34 15 81,221 82,759 0.47 0.42 32 108 7 18 0.2 0.2 2,206 11,484 315 638 750 4,020 0.34 0,35 16

364,228 634,076' 0.43 0.38 12 33 7 10 0.6 0.3 6,348 12,840 907 1,284 2,158 4,494 0.34 0.35 17 15,481 15,680 0.48 0.38 1 ... (Z) ... (NA) ... 100 ... (NA) ... 34 ... 0.34 . .. 18

265,838 306,251 0.48 0.38 13 9 3 4 0.2 0.4 3,144 2,104 1,048 526 1,070 735 0.34 0.35 19

2,840,964 1,738,772 0,36 0.35 110 508 97 862 0.9 1.7 67,379 546,870 695 634 22,910 175,844 0.34 0,32 20 1,106, 719 1,155,934 0.40 0.30 92 285 124 335 1.3 1.2 85,623 381,617 691 1,139 29,112 76,401 0.34 0.20 21

721,322 739,851 0.40 0.34 64 202 16 78 0.2 0,4 8,407 31,309 525 401 2,859 9,076 0.34 0.29 22

700,185 956,753 0,42 0.34 97 239 35 126 0.4 0.5 23,789 78,919 680 626 8,328 22,885 0.35 0.29 23 '318,984 695,808 0.40 0.34 78 145 25 34 0.3 0.2 14,005 17,628 560 518 4,903 5,108 0.35 0.29 24 497,988 779,590 0,38 0.30 58 202 20 44 0.3 0.2 6,036 28,038 302 637 1,812 7,569 0.30 0.27 25

4,050,750 2,562,044 0,32 0.27 403 918 881 1,427 2.2 1.6 945,264 1,631,257 1,073 1,143 330,8t,J 369,002 0.35 0.23 26 480,979 650,952 0,33 0.35 111 127 30 39 0.3 0.3 16,438 14,113 548 362 5,753 4,796 0.35 0.34 27

249,115 417,428 0.33 0,36 18 26 4 6 0.2 0.2 1,848 3,654 462 609 685 1,353 0.37 0.37 28 45,243 211,540' 0.44 0.35 63 96 17 14 0.3 O.l 5,130 14,403 302 1,029 1~794 4,898 0.35 0.34 29

459,378 1,472,800 0.43 0.29 80 1,073 28 354 0.4 0.3 11,655 185,161 416 523 2,797 36,968 0.24 0.20 30 5,485 11,958 0,30 0.39 ... 3 ... (Z) ... ... .. . 359 ... ... .. . 125 . .. 0.35 31 8,911 19,391 0.30 0.34 2 ... (Z) ... . .. ... 250 ... ... . .. 88 . .. 0.35 32 9,832 so,os3 0.40 0.31 8 20 2 6 0.2 0.3 1,976 8,022 988 1,337 693 2,808 0.35 0.35 33

48,517 260,400 0.40 0.28 44 170 15 41 0.3 0.2 3,232 25,844 215 630 970 6,933 0.30 0.27 34

52,713 205,843' 0.34 0.28 2 7 1 2 o.s 0.3 500 1,447 500 724 170 289 0.34 0.20 35 528,1?6 646,785 0.34 0.~1 23 38 25 76 1.1 2.0. 12,516 31,416 SOl 413 3,?65, 6,913 0.30 0.22 36

(tiA)' 20 (NA) 0,40 •(NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) .. . (NA) ... (NA) ... 37 \1,:!28,464 1,613,597 0.28 0.31 63 109 65 56 l.O ·o.5 9,100 16,334 140 292 2,731 3,593 0.30 0.22 38

80,911 98,088 0.28 0.34 92 231 55' 100 0.6 0.4 17,573 32,490 320 325 5,271 7,147 0.30 0.22 39 512,000 902,989 0.32 0.32 152 471 314 434 2.1 0.9 393,645 489,591 1,254 1,128 98,407 ll4,87G 0.25 0.23 40 27,767 86,725 0.30 0.34 16 79 53 22 3.3 0.3 48,909 9,296 923 423 12,227 2,0t"O 0.25 0.22 41 32,51.t. 74,553 0.30 0.32 49 57 40 18 0.8 0.3 15,396 7,66lo 385 426 3,850 1,685\ 0.25 0.22 42

1,339,861 1,563,613 0.48 i 0.47 2 4 (Z) ·. 2 (NA) o.s 80 387 (NA) 194 20 73 0.25 0,19 43

586,549 1,562,920 0,33 0.30 49 217 18 46 0.4 0.2 8,588 29,154 477 6J4 2,146 4,956 0.25 0.17 44 2,329,948 2,774,560 0.27 0.26 175 386 94 I97' 0.5 0.5 19,688 75,011 209 381 4,924 12,002 0.25 0.16 45 301,497 401,542 0.26 0.25 413 356 532 429 1.3 1.2 1,295,420 585,239 2,435 1,364 323,853 146,309 0.25 0.25 46 16,330 35,365 0.26 0.29 55 86 19 37 o.J 0.4 3,550 6,163 187 167 817 1,232 0.23 0.20 47

' 1,511,335 3,471,343 0.33 0.27 135 733 159 1,084 1.2 1.5 37,657 540,162 237 498 7,904 81,030 0.21 0.15 48 , 1 2,764,432 3,555,486 0,31 0.44 12 8 9 5 0.8 0.6 2,313 4,302 257 860 509 689 0.22 0.16 49 ' 492,682 583,549 0.25 0.28 542 1,404 611 1,378 1.1 1.0 297,972 953,413 488 692 74,497 182,982 0.25 0.19 50 291,140 376,550 0.30 0,33 982 1,348 3,763 3,043 3.8 2.3 3,143,994 2,185,456 836 718 I 691,678 309,773 0.22 0.14 51

,.

56,746 1i.s,917 0,30 0,36 14 11 2 (Z) 0.1 (NA) 3,283 964 1,642 (NA) I 1,149 338 0.35 0.35 108,020 52 265,635 0.30 0.40' 81 41 15 7 0.2 -0~2 16,269 3,279 1,085 468 5,692 1,475 0.35 0.45 53 1,625 8,075 0.30 0.48 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 28,540 105,374 0.34 0.43 17 15 4 3 0.2 0.2 3,305 . .. ... ...

1,089 ... 54

2,655 2,179 826 726 1,156 0.35 0.50 55 6,656 0.30 0.38 6 8 l 2 0.2 0,2 212 610 212 ')05 63 159 0.30 0.26 57,367 12811,27 1 0,33 56 214,203

0.45 16 9 10 2 0.6 0.2 11,395 1,311 1,140 656 2,050 588 0.18 0.45 57 377,443 0.34 0.35 56 91 21 35 0.4 0.4 25,971 25,267 1,237 722 9,091 10,863 0.35 0.43 21 9,877 0,34 0.40 (Z) (NA) 58 3 1 l 1,0 86 120 (NA) 120 30 60 0.35 0.50 59

5,392,499 3,872,394 0.23 0.23 524' 556 1,147 1,083 2.2 1.9 3,623,773 ,,,~?6,503 3,159 4,133 543,567 605,592 0.15 7,700,503 5,532,463 0.21 0.23 9.39· 0.14 60 21,219,175 780 2,157 1,770 2.3 2.3 7,851,643 5,~5,3~9 !3,640 3,189 1,059,971 762,544 0.13 0.14 6l 8,633,308 0.30 0.32 ll3 1!08 l8l 157 1.6 1.5 509,209 707,127 .2,813 4,504 91,656 137,889 0.18 0.19 62

412006 0- 57- 56_

842 GENERAL REPORT

Table 7.-BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS HARVESTED FOR SALE-FARMS REPORTING '

Blueberries1 Boysenberries, 195/t !

Farms Acreage quantity harvested (quarts) Value (dollars)

Farms .I Region, reporting division,

Average Quantity

Vnluc and State Avero.ge Average reporting' Acreage harvested (dollars)

1954 19/~9 1954 1949 per farm 1954 1949 per acre

1954 191.9 per quart (quru·ts)

1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 191t9

1 v"s ........ 4,065 3,365 42,812 30,881 10.5 9.2 30,643,102 16,049,969 716! 520 9,521, 7201 4,537,883 0.31 0.28 2,554 5,412 15,487,870 3,294,661

2 The North .. 3,488. 2,954 40,496 29,640 11.6 10.0 28,566,296 15,002,307 705 506 8,918,000 4,209,523 0.31 0.28 31 29 9,890 3,384 3 The South •. 253 279 1, 720 997 6.8 3.6 1,374,156 550,655 799 552 371,846 148,914 0.27 0.27 404 676 668,352 166,661 4 The West ••• 324 132 596 244 1.8 1.8 702,650 497,007 1,1791 2,037 231,874 179,446 0.33 0.36 2,119 4,707 14,809,628 3,122,616

Goo. Dh.:

5 N.E ..... 2,029 i 2,076 30,762 24,935 15.2 12.0 12,6.54,228 9,193,206 411 369 2,439,636 1,657,082 0.19 0.18 1 1 60 21 6 M.A ..... 752 536 5,325 2,916 7.1 5.4 8,914,256 4,650,559 1,674 l,59:.i 3,826, 913 2,089,049 0.43 0.45 7 (Z) 540 190 7 E.N.G ... 662 313 4,387 1,775 6.6 5.7 6,994,033 1,150,848 1,594 648 2,650,090 461,408 0.38 0.40 10 28 7,907 2, 743 8 W.N.G ... 45 29 22 14 ', 0.5 0.5 3, ?79 7,694 1?2 550 1,361 1,984 0,36 0.26 13 ... 1,383 I.JO 9 S.A ..... 203 195 1,678 924 8.3 4.7 1,362,508 520,588 812 563 368,936 141,039 0.27 0.27 17 9 3,615 926

10 E.S.C ... 33 7l 34 64 1.0 0.9 9,918 24,595 292 384 2,478 6,375 0.25 . 0.26 69 70 103,980 25,995 11 w.s.c ... 17 13 8 9 0.5 0.7 1,?30 5,1,72 216 608 432 1,.500 0,25\ 0.27 318 597 560, ?57 11,1,7~0 12 Mt ...... ... 4 ... 1 ... 0.2 .. . 1,061. ... 1,064 ... 319 . .. 0.30 45 17 15,229 6,029 13 Pao ••• •• 324 128 596 243 1.8 1.9 ?02,650 495,943 1,1?9 2,041 231,874 179,127 0.33 0.36. 2,074 4,690 14,7~4,399 3,116,.58?

N.E.:

14 Maine .... 1,441 1,643 26,500 22,440 18.4 13.7 11,482,631 8,843,295 433 394 2,066,873 1,510,083 0.18 0.1? ... ... ... ... 15 N.H ..... 188 274 1,645 2,288 8.8 8.4 432,445 265,707 263 116 77,840 103,856 0,18 0.39 ... ... ... ... 16 Vt ...... 13 17 15 22 1.2 1.3 3,349 2,884 223 131 602 1,.306 0.18 0.45 ... ... . .. ... 17 Mass •••• 277 91 2,295 155 8.3 1.7 580,092 55,547 253 358 232,037 28,328 0.40 0.51 1 1 60 21 18 R.I ..... 20 20 28 8 1.4 0.4 2,360 5,997 84 ?50 944 3,029 0.40 0.51 ... ... ... ... 19 Conn •••• 90 31 279 22 3.1 0.7 153,351 19,776 550 899 61,340 10,480 0.40 0.53 ... ... ... ...

M.A.,

20 N.Y ..... 134 103 339 1?3 2.5 1.? 159,559 94,362 471 545 63,825 39,633 0.40 0.42 1 ·(z) 300 105 21 N.J ..... 526 352 4,879 2,6?4 9.3 7.6 B, 706,975 4,526, 975 1, ?85 1,693 3, 744,000 2,037,139 0.43 0.45· 3 (Z) 185 65 22 Pa •••••• 92 81 107 69 1.2 0.9 47,722 29,222 446 424 19,088 12,277, . 0.40 0.42 3 (Z) 55 20

E. N.C.,

23 Ohio .... 26 16 48 12 1.8 0.8 18, ?16 5,660 390 4?2 6,551 2,378 0,35 0.42 3 1 345 104 24 Ind ..... 42 12 164 27 3.9 2.2 231,029 53,513 1,409 1,982 80,861 22,360 0.35 0.42 1 1 100 30 25 Ill. .... 5 ... 6 ... 1.2 ... 5,088 . .. 848 ... 1,781 .. . 0.35 ... 1 1 421 122. 26 Mich .... 574 275 4,167 1,731 7.3 6.3 6,737,510 1,086,521 1,617 628 2,560,254 434,609 0,38 0,40 3 24 6,591 2,307 27 Wis ..... 15 10 2 5 0.1 0.5 1,690 5,154 845 1,031 643 2,061 0.38 0.40 2 1 450 180

W.N.C.•

28 Minn .... 36 6 20 2 0.6 0.3 3,132 397 15? 198 1,190 159 0.38 0.40 ... iii

... ... 29 Iowa .••• 3 1 1 (Z) 0.3 (NA) 67 ?7 67 (NA) 26 19 0.39 0.25 1 40 14 30 Mo •••••• 6 22 1 12 0.2 0,5 580 7,220 580 602 145 1,806 0.25 0.25 3 (Z) 950 276 31 N.Dak ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... .. . .. . 32 S.Dak ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

iii . .. .. .

33 Nebr •••• ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. 5 48 20 34 Kans •••• ... ... ... ... .. . ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... . .. . .. 4 (Z) 345 120

S.A.,

35 Del ..... 6 4 131 34 21.8 8.5 62,705 19,560 479 575 25,082 5,868 0.40 0.30 ... iii

... ... 36 Md ...... 12 15 131 97 10.9 6.5' 188~~~? 83,928 l~~~r 865 651~) 26,857 0.35 0.32 1 200 70 37 D.C ..... (NA) .... (NA) ... (NA) ... ... ... ... (NA) .. . (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 38 va ...... 8 3 2 2 0.2 0.7 385 200 192 100 115 51 0.30 0.26 2 (Z) 38 12 39 W.Va .... 6 lJ. 3 5 0.5 0.4 864 575 268 115 259 190 0.30 0.33 ... ... ... ... 40 N.C ..... 82 39 1,121 568 13.7 14.6 1,052,365 334,533 939 589 263,090 86,978 0.25 0.26 4 3. 738 184 4l s.c ..... 7 2 10 31 1.4 15.5 4,070 18,400 407 594 1,018 4,784 0.25 0.26 3 2 550 138 42 Ga •••••• 23 17 93 40 4.0 2.4 36,650 9,315 394 233 9,163 2,793 0.25 0,30 3 1 221 55 43 Fla .... ·• 59 102 187 14? 3.2 1.4 17,046 54,077 91 368 4,260 13,518 0.25 0.25 4 3 1,868 467

E. S.C.'

44 Ky ...... 2 11 fzl (Z) (NA) (NA) 70 666 fNA) (NA) 18 167 0.26 0.25 ... ... ... ... 45 Tenn •••• 3 3 Z) 1 (NA) 0.3 82 496 NA) 496 20 114 0.24 0.23 15 3 J,729 931 46 Ala •.••• 22 53 25 53 1.1 1.0 9,209 11,411 368 215 2,301 2,854 0.25 0.25 46 65 98,494 24,624 47 Miss •••• 6 4 9 10 1.5 2.5 557 12,022 62 1,202 139 3,240 0.25 0.2? 8 2 1, 757 440

W.S.C.:

48 Ark ..... 3 3 4 2 1.3 0.7 404 924 101 462 101 323 0.25 0,35 237 520 521,091 130,272

49 La. •••••• 3 1 1 (Z) 0.3! (NA) 263 50 263 (NA) 66 12 0.25 0.24 1 1 400 100

50 Okla .... 3 3 1 1 0.3 0.3 85 810 85 810 21 243 0.25 0,30 41 67 30,996 9,298

51 Tex ••••• 8 6 2 6 t0.2 1.o· 978 3,668 489 615 244 922 0.25 0.25 39 9 8,2?0 2,r:rto

Mt.:

52 Mont •••• 3 ... 1 ... 0.3 ... 520 ... 520 ... 156 ... 0,30 ... ... ... ... 53 Idaho ...

.. ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ' ... .. . 25 12 9,992 3,997 ... ... ... ... .. . 54 Wyo ..... 0 ~. . .. ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... .. .

iii ... .. .

55 Colo .... ... ... ... 1 135 61 ... ... ... iii .. . <NiS

... ... ... (NA) ... 18 56 N.Mex ••• 1 544 163 ... 0.30 3 (Z) 50 ... ... . .. ... ... .. .

204 5? Ariz .... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... . ... . .. 3 (Z) 680 ... ... ... ... .. . 1, 739 58 Utah .... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . .. . 12 4 4,348

59 Nev ••••• ... . .. 1 1 24 10 ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... .. . Pae.:

60 Wash •••• 210 100 434 207 2.1 2.1 543,915 448,357 1,253 2,166 179,492 161,431 0.33 0.36 174 84 112,093 20,177

6l Oreg •••• HiS 25 130 17 1.2 0.7 105,364 9,919 810 583 34,770 3,571 0.33 0;36 1,136 2,2Ql 4,602,427 828,437

62 Calif ... 6 3 32 19 5.3 6.3 53,371 37,667 \1,668 \ 1,982 17,612 14,125 0.33 0.37" 764 2,t:05 10,079,879 2,267,973

See footnotes at end of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 843

'ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 AND 1949-Continued

Logonberr:Les 1 1954 Youngberries, 1954 Boysenberries, loganberries, Ellld youngberries2

Farms re- Acreage Quantity harvested ( querts) Value (dollars)

Quan- porting

Flll'mB Quantity Value Farms tity Value Average Average

re- Acreage harvested (dollars) re- Acreage hsr- (dollars) 1949 1954 191t9 1954 1949 per acre 1954 1949 per qua:rt pertlng '(quarts) porting vested

(quarts) 1954 1949 1954 1949

I 1,022 2,840,034 475,069 334 291 561,501 125,787 5,9ll 6,725 12,407 18,889,405 25,585,532 2,809 2,062 3,895,517 3,201,624 0.21 0.13 1

577

20 13 14,494 5,062 8 10 6,765 2,357 88 52 54 31,149 49,912 599 908 10,803 15,995 0.35 0.33 2

21 4 2,422 607 66 70 66,755 17,ll8 1,469 750 2,346 737,529 3,588,237 983 1,530 186,386 482,807 0.25 O.lJ 3

536 1,005 2,823,118 469,400 260 211 487,981 106,312 4,354 5,923 10,007 18,120,727 21,948,283 3,059 2,193 3,698,328 2, 702,822 0.20 0.12 4

... ... ... .. . 1 8 750 262 5 9 (Z) 810 525 90 ... 283 213 0,35 0.41 5

6 7 12,290 4,301 ... ... ... . .. 14 7 10 12,830 6,976 1,833 698 4,491 2,537 0,35 0.36 6

8 5 2,073 712 7 2 6,015 2,095 34 35 23 15,995 17,103 457 744 5,550 5,484 0.35 0.32 7

6 1 131 49 ... ... ... .. . 35 1 21 1,514 24,408. 1,514 1,162 479 7,761 0.32 0.32 8

5 1 1,031 261 8 12 16,141 4,110 27 22 11 20,787 6,359 945 578 s;297 1,727 0.25 0.27 9

8 1 1,101 275 8 22 14,766 3,690 103 93 115 119,847 149,642 1,289 1,301 29,%0 31,279 0.25 0.21 10

8 2 290 71 50 36 35,848 9,318 1,339 635 2,220 596,895 3,432,236 940 1,546 151,129 449,801 0.25 0,13 11 8 3 1,668 667 ... . .. ... ... 60 20 19 16,897 ,12,090 845 636 6,696 5,837 0.40 0.48 l2

528 1,002 2,821,450 468,733 260 211 487,981 106,312 4,294 5,903 9,988 18,103,830 21,936,193 3,067 2,196 3,691,632 2,696,985 0.20 0.12 13

... ... ... ... ... ... .. . . .. ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . 14 ... ... ... . .. ... ... .. . .. . ... ... iii

... ... ... cti.Ai

.. . ... ... .. . 15 ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . .. . 1 ... ... 200 .. . ... 80 ... 0.40 16 ... ... ... .. . 1 8 750 262 4 9 (Z) 810 325 90 (NA) 283 133 0.35 0.41 17 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... . .. ... ... .. . ... .. . ... . .. 18 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . . .. . .. ... .. . ... ... .. . 19

3 1 70 24 ... ... ... .. . 4 1 (Z) 370 543 370 (NA) 129 169 0.35 0.31 20 2 5 12,100 4,235 ... ... ... .. . 2 5 5 12,285 2,050 2,457 410 4,300 615 0.35 0.30 21 1 1 120 42 ... ... ... . .. 8 1 5 175 4,383 175 877 62 1, 753 0.35 0.40 22

... ... ... ... 1 {Z) 200 60 8 1 2 545 1,765 545 882 164 706 0.30 0.40 23 1 1 280 84 5 (Z) 14 5 5 2 1 394 511 197 511 119 204 0.30 0.40 24 1 (Z) 72 20 ... ... ... 5 1 1 493 1,189 493 1,189 142 357 0.29 0.30 25 5 4 1,595 558 1 2 5,801 2,030 ll 30 18 13,987 12,376 466 688 4,895 3,712 0.35 0.30 26 1 (Z) 126 50 ... ... ... ... 5 1 1 576 1,262 576 1,262 230 505 0.40 0.40 27

1 (Z) 50 20 ... ... ... .. . 1 (Z) (Z) 50 50 {NA) {NA) 20 20 0.40 0.40 28 2 1 49, 17 ... ... ... .. . 2 1 1 89 92 89 92 31 28 0,35 0.30 29 2 fZ) 12 3 ... ... ... .. . 7 (Z) 2 962 1,860 (NA) 930 279 744 0.29 0.40 30 1 Z) 20 9 ... ... ... ... 1 (Z) '1 20 10 (NA) 10 9 5 0.45 0.50 31 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ...

cii ... .. . ...

cN.Ai ... .. . ... .. . ... 32 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 2 1 48 107 107 20 54 0.42 0.50 33 ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . 22 (Z) 16 345 22,289 (NA) 1,393 120 6,910 0,35, 0.31 34

... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. . .. ... 35 ~···

<tii.i ctii.i cti.Ai cN.Ai 1 1 750 262 4 1 1 950 160 950 160 332 57 0,35 0.36 36

(NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) ... (JiA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... 37 2 fZ) 19 5 ... ... . .. ... 3 (Z) 3 : 57 1,220 (NA) 407 17 342 0.30 0.28 38 1 Z) 50 15 ...

iii ... .. . 4 (Z) 1 50 152 (iiA) 152 15 46 0.30 0.30 J9

1 1 960 240 2 27 7 8 4 1 1,725 613 431 613 431 184 0.25 0.30 40 1 (Z) 2 1 2 11 15,030 3,758 1 13 (Z) 15,582 50 1,199 (NA) 3,897 15 0.25 0,30 41 ... ... ... ... 2 (Z) 204 51 5 1 5 425 3,964 425 793 106 1,031 0.25 0.26 42 ... ... ... ... 1 (Z) 130 32 2 3 (Z) 1,998 200 666 (NA) 499 52 0.25 0.26 43

4 fZ) 60 15 1 (Z) 22 5 6 (Z) 8 82 19,044 ~ (NA) 1,256 20 2,511 o.es 44 1 Z) 400 100 (Z) 0.24

1 5 1 35 3 31 4,134 22,045- 1,378 711 1,032 6,615 0.25 0.30 45 2 1, 601 150 4 14,688: 21 3,672 42 87 63 113,783 100,595 1,308 1,597 28,446 20,119 0.25 0.20 46 1 (z),j 40 10 2 1 51 12 20 3 13 1,848 16,958 616 1,304 462 2,034 0.25 0.12 47

2 1 149 36 26 24 17,739 4,259 1,080 545 1,870 538,979 3,131,504 989 134,567 1,675 375,780 0.25 0.12 48 1 (Z) 10 2 2 1 2,419 605 1 2 (Z) 2,829 BOO 1,414 (NA) 707 160 0.25 0.20 49 1 (Z) 10 3 11 7 10,628 3,189 225 74 309 41,634 277,478 563 898 12,490 69,370 0.30 0.25 50 4 1 121 30 11 4 5,062 1,265 33 14 41 13,453 22,454 961 548 3,365 4,491 0.25 0.20 51

1 2 400 160 2 400 7 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. 200 ... 160 ... 0.40 ... 52 1,268 507 ... ... ... ... 30 13 9 11,260 4,926 866 547 4,504 1,970 0.40 0,40 53 ... ... . .. ... ... .. . ... ... ...

czi . .. ... ... ... .. . 54 ... ... ... ttlli \ ...

,I ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 2 135 388 19' 61 194 0.45 '0,50 55 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4 (Z) 2 50 219 (NA) 110 . 18 66 0.36 ... 0.30 56 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 (Z) 1 680 231 (NA) 231 204 128 0.30 ... 0.55 57 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 19 4 5 4,348 6,202 1,087 1,2~0 1,739 3,4ll 0.40 0.55 58 ... ... ... (Z) ... ... ... ... ... 2 1 24 124 24 (NA) 10 68 0.42 0.55 59

95 136 272,152 40,824\ 22 7 4,155 749 I

357 447 12,~~i 455 388,400 598,195 1,711 1,315 61,750 72,486 0.16 0.12 559 1,537,815 230,672 109 61 73,297 13,193 60 76 307

2,122 5,221 6,213,539 9,117,657 2,203 1,746 1,072,302 974,753 0.17 0.11 1,011,483 197,237 129 143 410,529 92,370 1,725~ \2,855 61

4,312 11,501,891 12,220,341 4,029 2,834 2,557,580 1,649, 746 0.22 0.13 62

844 GENERAL REPORT

Table ?.-BERRIES AND OTHER SMALL FRUITS HARVESTED FOR SALE-FARMS REPORTING,

Region, division, and State

Farms reporting

1954 1949

Acreage

1954 1949

Cranberries

Quantity harvested (barrels)

1954 1949 1954

Value (dollars)

1949

Average per burrel

1954 1949

Farms reporting

1954 1949

Acreage

1954 1949

Currants

Quantity harvested (quarts)

1954 1949

Value (dollars)

1954 1949

Goose­borr'les

Farms reporting

1 u.s........ 1,546 1,120 23,973 22,185 1,019,264 714,011 12,132,366 6,478,008 11.90 9.07 851 1,596 1,130 2,440 2,333,437 3,'.58,557 518,024 561,040 301 381

2 The North •• 3 The South .• 4 The West •••

5 6 7 8 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

Geo. Dh·.:

N.E ••••• M.A ••••• E.N.C ••• W.N.C ••• S.A ••••• E.s.c .. . w.s.c .. . Mt •••••• Pac •••••

N.E.:

Maine .... N.H ••••• Vt •••••• Mass •••• R.I ••••. Conn ••.•

M.A.:

N.Y ••••• N.J ••••• Pa ••••••

E. N.C.:

Ohio •••• Ind .••.. Ill. ...• Mich •.•• Wis •••••

1!.N.C.:

Minn •••• Iowa •••• Mo •••••• N.Dak ••• S.Dak ••• Nebr ..•. Kans ••••

S.A.:

Del ••••• Md •••••• D.C ••••• Va •••••• W.Va •••• N.C ••••• S.C ••••• Ga •••••• Fla ......

E.S.C.:

44 Ky •••••• 4.5 Tenn •••• 46 Ala ••••• 47 Miss ••••

48 49 50 51

W.S.C.:

Ark ••••• La •••••• Okla ••.• Tex •••••

Mt.:

52 Mont •••• 53 Idaho ••• 54 Wyo ••••• 55 Colo •••• 56 N.Mex ••• 57 Ariz •••. 58 Utah •••• 59 Nev •••••

Pac.:

60 Wash •••• 61 Oreg •••• 62 Calif •••

1,134'

412

830 149 150

5

412

80~ 122,598/ 21,19~

316 1' 375 986

559 94

146 3 2

316

12,937 5,828 3, 798

35

1,375

11 1

11,142 6,672 3,366

17 2

986

817 540 12,889 11,035 3 77

4 1 4 36 23

3 146

150

(N.i.i

246 166

1 93

25 121

227 89

101 5,727

3,798

35

(N.i.i

835 540

50 6,622

217 3,149

17

658 328

926,233 660,38~ 11,015,994 6,035,401. 0.1:~: 2;:~61

93,0311 53,622 1,116,372 442,555 12.00 8.25

I 569,211 100,908 255,510

604

93,031

247 32

448,017 57,932

154,367 71

2

6,545,927 1,218,327 3,244,976

6,764

53,622 1,116,372

2,840 368

3,500,894 11.50 554,449 12.07

1,978,991 112.70 1,069 11.20

50

442,555 12.00

7.81 1, 9.571 12.82 15.06\ :25.00

8.25

lOS 11.50 21.60 35 11.50 17.50

567,442 445,770 6,525,584 13,477,006 11.50 7.80 2,001 20,014 10.00

1,490 239 17,135 3, 731 11.50 15.61

4,432 1,638 50,968 .96,476 56,294 1,167,359

1,072 25.5,510 153,29.5 3,2~~,97(

604 71 6, 764

19,656 11.50 12.00 534,793 ·a.2.10 9.50

32,149 29.99 1,946,842 12.70 12.70

1,069 11.20 15.06

699 1,324 9 13

143 259

20 368 252

59 7

2 54 89

16

297 20 51

46 5

11 155

35

17 13

1 14 1 5 8

44 746 503

31 13

111 148

5 2

15

22

607 18

121

79 11 12

314 87

3 4 6 1

(N.i.i (N.ii, (N.i.i (N.i.i

829 1,9-'t4 3 1

298 495

2 592 227

8 3

12i 10

288

(Z)

12i (Z)

11 1,442

484 7 1

24 471

l (Z)

3

7

1, 729,212 2,449,181 439,216 445 6?4 2,545 4,235 759 1;348

601,680 1,005,141 78,049 114,018

3, 786 1,402,990

315' 588~ 6,848 2,483

62 15,128

586,552

100

90 425

3,171

9,319 1,843,222

593,414 3,226 4,235

28,732 976,409

995 172

2,158

.5,994

1,163 356,234

79,822 1,997

743

16

2, ?54 313,217 128,781

922 1,348

4,550 10,584 73,499 103,431,

35

27 11.9

952

348 53

734

1,619

540 1,340 1,293,243 1, 729,483 323,311 2'6, 717 5 11 8,607 14,765 2,582 3,839

47 91 101,140 98,974 30,31.1 32,661

12 (Z)

2 208

5

4 (Z) (Z)

4 (Z) (Z) (Z)

19 2 1

450 12

12i 1 3

(Z)

9,3.53 336

1,322 297,019

7,558

4,114 954

10" 1,562

20 98 90

20,081 1, ?90 2,042

554,841 14,660

1,132

50 640

1,284 120

2,805 101 397

74,254 2,265

1,233 .238

2 468

6 28 22

6,427 537 613

116,515 4,689

284

15 192. I

400 31

178 9

114

3 22 48

105 5 2 2

19 95

11

7 5 6

27 3

4 6

41 15 7

19 13

(N.i.i iii (N.i.i 375 (N.i.i 112 (N.i.i

220 16

145

2 27 88

103 6 8 2

37 108

16 5 6

10 7

21· 43 7

10 15 54 13

3 5 3

3 7 3. 1 (Z)

2,423 9

3,844 16

726 2

1,231 5

60,335 32,696

40,043 13,579

724,020 392,352

50 25.00 2

320,344 12.00 122,211 12.00

8.00 9.00

10 4 9 5

26

69 9

11

l. (Z)

1; 21

7 20

47 1

83 34 31

(Z)

12i

2 1

(Z) (Z)

7

238 5

45

12 (Z)

335 18

118

51

62

1,810 1,584

427 140

11,167 I

474,363 8,493

103,696

9,231 3,166 1,120 2,967

12,220 28

678,249 34,919

263,241

15

16

542 475 127 56

3,350

56,925 1,020

15,554

2,586 1,109

504 1,485

4,886 14

60,283 3,666

39,485

: ...

3 4 6 4 1 4 4 12

16 78 1

13

25 79 4

NA Not available. :f n the 1950 Census.

Z Reported in small fractions. lTame blueberries except for New England Stat.es which include both tame and wild. 2Not enumerated separu tely

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 845

ACREAGE, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 AND 1949--Continued

Gooseberries-continued Raspberries (tame) All' other berries, 1954

Farms Acreage Quantity harvested (quarts) VaJ.ue (dollars) Quantity reporting Q.uan-

Aerenge harvested Value (dollars) Acre- tity Value (quarts) Average Average her- (dol-

age vested lars) per acre per quart (quarts)

1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

442 513 916,711 559,430 176,116 ?7,287 22,399 32,595 23,868 34,039 30,043,139 39,741,945 1,259 1,168 11,004,016 11,309,762 0.37 0.28 81 186,738 31,730 1

74 121 76,541 113,988 23,135 24,709 15,383 23,109 15,350 20,911 11,576,293. 15,980,257 754 764 5,201,022 5,426, 701 0.45 0.34 18 17,772 4,808 2

(Z) 6 1,350 3,091 342 799 1,120 1,594 550 879 411,283 680,799 748 775 132,552 239,862 0.32 0.35 9 3,326 811 3

368 386 838,820 442,351 152,639 51, ?79 5,896 7,892 7,968 12,249 18,055,563 23,080,889 2,266 1,884 5,670,442 5,643,199 0.31 0.24 54 165,640 26,111 4

(Z) (Z) 1,475 820 516 303 1,279 1,490 499 441 321,737 331.609 645 752 135,129 170,205 0.42 0.51 2 8,125 2,844 5

6 29 6,923 43,967 2,424 9,697 3,808 5,027 4,491 6,257 3,517,910 4,851,414- 783 775 1,527,690 1,697, 764 0.43 0.35 8 5,555 966 6 ,66 77 63,340 62,146 18,944 13,021 8,206 12,975 9,536 12,763 7,139,811 9,437,116 749 739 3,280,211 2,9851317 0.46 0.32 4 2,805 646 7

2 15 4,803 7,055 1,251 1,688 2,090 3,617 824 1,450 596,835 1,360,118 724 ~:.::o 257,992 573,415 0.43 0.42 4 1,287 352 8 (Z) 4 1,077 1,852 274 501 941 1,345 447 714 336,428 579,438 753 812 no, 789 209,382 0.33 0.36 2 655 146 9 (Z) 2 13 1,104 3 264 141 191 85 121 65,668 78,557 773 649 19,008 24,268 0.29 0.31 ... ... . .. 10 (Z) (Z) ' 260 135 65 34 38 58 18 44 9,187 22,804 510 518 2,755 6,212 0.30 0.27 7 2,671 665 ll

4 ,, 22 2,680 21,675 804 6,520 1,648 2,167 635 925 738,472 1,072,0?0 1,163 1,159 260,574 455,237 0.35 0.42 3 2,942 1,010 12 364 364 836,140 420,676 151,835 45,259 4,248 5, 725 7,333 11,324 17,317,091 22,008,819 2,362 1,944 5,409,868 5,187,962 0.31 0.24 51 162,698 25,101 13

.(z) (Z) 875 20 306 7 354 468 208 144 114,530 110,376 551 766 48,102 52,991 0.42 0.48 ... . .. ... 14 ... ... ... ... ... . .. 199 243 61 55 34,683 37,278 569 678 14,566 20,132 0.42 0.54 ... ... . .. 15

iii ... . .. ... ... 198 229 47 60 30,284 42,740 644 712 12,719 21,369 0.42 0.50 ... . .. ... 16

iii 600 BOO 210 296 333 356 110 112 88,365 92,656 803 827 37,114 49,107 0.42 0.53 2 8,125 2,844 17 ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 25 3 13 2,611 10,071 870 775 1,096 5,08 0.42 0.54 . .. . .. . .. 18 ... ... ... ... ... . .. 185 169 70 57 51,264 38,488 732 675 21,532 21,168 0.42 0.55 . .. ... . .. 19

6 26 6,005 42,731 2,101 9,401 1,805 2,325 3,313 4,574 2,689,539 3, 507 ,t::-9 812 767 1,129,607 1,153,185 0.42 0.33 5 4,948 826 20 (Z) 3 112 1,102 40 243 351 654 254 714 192,957 639,822 760 896 131,210 282,204 0.68 0.44 ... ... . .. 21 (Z) (Z) 806 134 283 53 1,652 2,048 924 969 635,414 703,913 688 726 266,8?3 262,375 0.42 0.37 3 607 140 22

6 1 9,060 2,220 2, 718 667 1,511 2,115 1,105 1,357 ~--;s, 30'' 1,029,366 720 759 318,123 419,860 0.40 0.41 2 1,300 195 23 (Z) 1 82 1,563 26 438 535 1,208 269 453 176,217 343,362 655 758 70,486 132,770 0.40 0.39 (Z) 40 12 24

4 2 1,203 1,202 301 301 411 1,456 175 418 123,530 389,797 706 933 55,595 171,604 0.45 0.44 iii

... ... 25 56 73 . 52,895 55,503 15,869 11,101 4,33:3 6,059 7,646 9,899 5,793,312 7, ;t,9,405 758 722 2, 722,857 2,045,571 0.47 0.29 96 29 26

(2) (Z) 100 1,658 30 514 1,416 2,137 341 636 251,443 525' 186 737 826 113,150 215,512 0.45 0.41 2 1,369 410 27

(Z) 1 138 680 41 205 1,044 1,679 522 781 426,639 899,188 817 1,151 191,986 392,946 0.45 0.44 (Z) 75 22 28 (Z) (Z) 388 568 98 148 428 1,044 100 305 1.4,634 195,355 446 641 20,085 84,319 0.45 0.43 (Z) 6 2 29 (Z) 9 2,190 4,175 548 920 212 407 90 187 71,679 159,839 796 855 25,089 55,943 0.35 0.35 1 700 175 30

1 • 625 609 155 153 173 85 51 19 18,456 15,539 362 818 7,382 6,989 0.40 0.45 1 35 10 31 (Z) l 181 607 46 151 69 35 9 12 7,840 8,850 871 738 3,136 3,981 0.40 0.45 1 216 65 32

1 (Z) 866 117 260 36 98 117 22 l,? 13,163 2'7 ,!,16 598 I 583 5,267 10,968 0.40 0.40 1 125 38 33 (Z) (Z) 415 299 103 75 66 250 30 99 14,424 53,931 481 545 5,047 18,269 0.35 0.34 (Z) 130 40 34

... iii ... ... . .. . .. 4 10 (Z) 2 190 556 (NA) 278 76 211 0.40 0.38 ... . .. . .. 35

<wiS. (Ni.i 240 ... 96 213 346 195 370 196~~~~ 394,051 1~~~i 1,065 68,889 139,474 0.35 0.35 36 ... . .. (t:A) . .. (NA) 1 (NA) (Z) 5 (NA) (NA) 2 (NA) 0.40 <Nii <Nii <Ni.i 37 ... 4 ... 1,564 . .. 391 141 217 54 63 29,870 45,315 553 719 8,960 14,571 0.30 0.32 ... 38 (Z) (Z) ... 105 48 31 14 512 672 179 247 97,668 120,544 546 488 29,300 49,754 0.30 0.41 1 100 30 39 (Z) ... 972 ... 243 . .. 58 88 16 22 11,254 ll,106 703 505 3,377 3,222 0.30 0.29 1 445 89 40 ... ... ... ... . .. . .. 5 2 2 (Z) 315 192 158 (NA) 94 58 0.30 0.30 (Z) 60 15 41 ... ... ... . .. ... . .. 6 8 1 5 291 5,269 291 1,054 87 1,370 0.30 0.26 ... 42

(Z) 1Zi ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. 2 1 5 20 2,400 (NA) 480 6 720 0.30 0.30 50 12 43

(Z) (Z) 8 180 2 37 94 96 46 34 34,159 29,371 743 864 l0,2L.e 9,104 0.30 0.31 44 (Z) {Z) ... . .. . .. 5 724 1 185 43 78 20 6'7 17,629 30,608 881 457 5,290 10,703 0.30 0.35 45 ... 2 ... 200 42 4 14 19 20 13,880 18,470 ... ... . .. ... ?31 '124 3,470 4,433 0.25 0.24 ... . .. ... 46 '•··· ... ... ... ... ... . .. 3 . .. (Z) . .. 108 . .. (liA\ . .. 28 0.26 47 . .. . .. ... . ..

(Z) (Z) 2/tO 60 60 15 29 42 17 30 8,582 17,089 505 570 2,575 4,785 0.30 0.28 2 1,035 259 48

iii iii ... . .. . .. ... 1 ... 1 . .. 95 ... 95 . .. 27 . .. 0.28 ... . .. . .. . .. 49 20 75 5 19 6 11 (Z) 5 210 1,115 (NA) 223 63 277 0.30 0.25 5 1,036 257 50 ... ... ... ... . .. . .. 2 5 (Z) 9 300 4,600 (NA) 511 90 1,150 0.30 0.25 (Z) 600 149 51

(Z) 1 118 497 35 168 306 334 112 131 143,376 182,914 1,280 1,396 50,183 69,510 0.35 0.38 (Z) 360 126 (zl 52 1 1,619 646 486 194 547 691 1?3 252 21?,989 282,164 1,260 1,120 76,296 92,074 0.35 0.33 2 (Z) 1,972 690 53 2 8' 290 2 87 24 40 9 5 5,420 6,212 602 1,242 1,896 3,107 0.35 0.50 2 16 305 ... . .. . .. 54

7,954 92 2,385 196 347 62 1?8 41,623 133,723 671 751 16,650 67,425 0.40 0.50 ... ... . .. 55 .... ... ... ... ... . .. 19 15 4 14 4,873 10,912 1{~!f ?79 1, 707 4,146 0.35 0.38 1 400 120 56 ... ... ... ... ... ... J . .. (Z) . .. 147 ... . .. ?7 0.52 57 l . .. ... ... . .. 3 630 12,288 ' 189 3,686 545 729 274 343 323,383 454,833 1,180 1,326 113,185 218,319 0.35 0.48 iii 210 ?4 58 ... ... ... . .. . .. . .. 8 11 1 2 1,661 1,312 1,661 656 580 656 0.35 0.50 59 . .. . .. . ..

31

~I "·"' 61,342 6,622 7,362 2,162 3,082 3,00$ 4,606 9,179,153 12,838,073 3,052 2,78? 2, 753,745 333 2, ?09,468 0.30 0.21 3 4,354 653 60 (Z) . 319 806,576 357,121 145,183 37,499 1,918 2,509 4,108 6,1-.62 ·7,1.22,127 8,123,015 1,807 1,257 2,226,636 1, 959,866 0.30 0.24 45 149,049 22,357 61 3. 133 2,213 30 398 168 134 21? 256 ?15,811 1,04-7,731 3,299 4,093 429,487 518,628 0.60 0.50 3 9,295 2,091 62

846 GENERAL REPORT

Table 8.-LAND IN FRUIT ORCHARDS, VINEYARDS, AND PLANTED NUT TREES-FAUMS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF ACRES, 1954:

[ Data for farms reporting by numb or o ncrcs, 1951,1

Farms reporting1 Acreage

Region, division, Percent of Percent of crop-Wld State all farms 19542 lo.nd h.o.rvostcd 1954 1950 1945 1940 1935 ' 1930 19503 191,5 1940 1935 1930

11954 11950 1945 1954 1950 1945

1 u.s ........ 424,747 i 2,221,38 1,219,678 1,230,485 2,041,318 1,875,602 8.9 41.3 20.8 4,003,426 4,716,337 5,000,556 5,044,931 6,220,679 6,086,176 1.2 Lit 1.1,

2 The North ... 147,3?9 914,097 436,638 427,852 1,027,007 908,742; 7.2 40.3 17.6 792,560 1,048,500 1,297,991 1,347,637 2,166,383 2,069,359 0,1~ 0.5 0.6 3 The South .. 179,711 1,080,859 640,412 657,214 823,853 787,252 7.8 40.7 22.2 1,579,271 1,835,052 1,839,68lt 1,927,075 2,049,181 1,968,751 1.8 1.9 1.8 4 The West ••• 97,657 226,425 142,628 145,419 190,458 179,608 23.1 49.0 28.8 1,631, 595 1,832,785 1,862,881 1,770,219 _2,005,115 2,046,066 l-to2 , .. 6 4.9

Geo. DiT.:

5 N.E ••••• 7,183 36,305 25,421 21,114 63,305 53,313 8.8 35.2 16.9 55,822 76,642 92,752 85,881 143,369 11.1,970 2.2 2.7 2.3 6 M.A ••••• 37,267 127,767 92,240 111,321 198,274 192,052 14.5 43.1 26.5 . 317,402 408,598 513,501 512,50/t 729,805 732,458 2. 7 3.3 3.6 7 E.N.C ••• 61,613 381,514 212,431 195,214 436,392 371,569 7.7 43.1 22.3 353,701 461,930 569,749 590,832 947,094 840,212 0.6 0.8 0.9 8 \I.N.C ••• 41,316 368,511 106,546 100,203 329,036 291,808 4.6 37.5 10.3 65,635 101,330 121,989 158,420 346,115 354,719 (Z) 0.1 0.1 9 S.A ••••• 91,396 418,259 240,113 266,235 328,955 357,040 10.6 43.6 23.0 1,082,240 1,062,161 1,099,617 1,087,293 1,19?,1.01 1,182,277 4.7 1 .. 2 4.0 10 E.S.c ••• 54,259 390,348 266,967 256,693 307,365 258,418 6.9 42.8 27.8 226,104 296,620 340,989 415,397 389,508 357,426 1.1 1.3 1./t

11 w.s.c ••• 34,056 272,252 133,332 13't,286 187,533 171,794 5.1 34.9 15.2 270,927 476,271 399,078 424,385 462,272 429,048 0.6 1.0 0.8 12 Mt •••••• 11 ... , 770 58,360 25,266 23,710 37,825 40,275 8.2 30.0 11.9 85,578 106,146 110,551 101,357 132,398 133,807 0.4 0.4 0.5 13 Pac •.... 82,887 168,065 117,362 121,709 152,633 139,333 34.2 63.0 41.6 1,546,017 1,726,639 1,752,330 1,668,862 1,872,717 1,911 .. ,259 9.7 11.2 11.6

N.E.•

14 Maine •.. 1,874 11,298 6,149 5,125 12,185 15,736 8.0 37.2 14.6 10,808 13,743 14,610 i6;i~~ 25,176 36,530 1.4 1.5 1.1 15 N.H ••••• 930 4,626 2,928 1,906 7,357 4,504 8.9 34.5 15.6 8,646 11,563 12,961 17,998 14,471 3.5 4.0 3.0 16 Vt •••••• 569 5,334 861 1,673 4,581 11,235 3.6 28.0 3.3 5,288 7,911 6,966 7,508 12,969 17,497 0.7 0.9 0.6 17 Mass •••• 1,825 8,093 6,360 6,881 18,438 11,915 10.5 36.4 17.2 16,508 26,190 34,952 33,528 48,800 45,694 5.0 7.0 6.0 18 R.I ••••• 247 813 1,024 795 2,097 1,500 12.3 31.3 28.4 1,831 2,653 4,962 3,724 6,521 5,509 5.2 6.7 6.0 19 COIUl •••• 1,738 6,141 8,099 4,734 18,647 8,423 13.6 39.3 36.4 12,741 14,582 18,301 17,499 31,905 22,269 4.5 4.7 '··2

M.A.•

20 N.Y ••••• 14,477 47,523 34,008 39,439 74,243 76,913 13.7 38.0 22.7 174,446 226,334 280,309 287,622 401,024 412,144 3.1 3.9 4.0 21 N.J ••••• 2,484 7,019 4,816 4,788 10,562 9,490 10.9 28.3 18.4 28,559 33,785 41,499 37' 375 54,854 59,191 3.6 4.3 4.5 22 Pa •..... 20,306 73,225 53,416 67,094 113,469 105,649 15.8 49.9 31.1 114,397 148,479 191,693 187,507 273,927 261,123 2.1 2.6 2.9

E. N.C.•

23 Ohio ..•. 17,190 81,607 50,422 52,688 116,821 96,783 9.7 40.9 22.9 71,097 100,507 136,220 152,590 261,613 226,297 0.7 l.O 1.3 24 Ind ••••• 7,4ll 55,793 28,811 27,585 67,968 63,181 4.8 33.5 16.4 25,431 37,787 48,570' 53,495 109,589 99,320 0.2 0.3 0.4 25 Ill ..... 9,785 84,593 15,306 26,258 70,678 61,484 5.6 43.3 7.5 37,466 63,639 75,834 99,340 182,471 176,370 0.2 0.3 0.1. 26 Mich •••• 18,299 72,577 58,943 53,431 95,765 85,433 13.2 46.6 33.6 192,580 226,298 266,427 248,667 326,607, 288,961 2.5 2.9 3.1 27 \lis ••••• 8,928 86,~44 58,949 35,252 85,160 64,688 5.8 51.6 33.2 27,127 33,699 42,698 36,740 66,814 49,264 0.3 0.3 0.4

li.N.C.•

28 Minn •••• 3,009 66,604 10,345 11,754 43,827 38,290 1.8 37.2 5.5 4,889 9,518 7,286 8,318 24,381 22,051 (Z) (Z) (Z) 29 Iowa •••• 10,814 106,513 12,237 23,348 102,179 73,624 5.6 52.4 5.9 11,595 18,509 12,053 23,239 74,603 63,185 0.1 0.1 0.1 30 Mo ....... 17,944 101,891 64,519 49,354 106,485 101,305 8.9 44.3 26.6 33,831 47,698 78,724 89,159 156,989 166,548 0.3 0.4 0,6 31 N.Dak ••• 929 6,291 507 241 915 1,996 1.5 9.6 0.7 1,151 1,691 442 174 539 1,455 (Z) (Z) (Z) 32 S.Dak ••• 1,300 12,565 541 810 4,230 7,108 2.1 18.9 0.8 1,659 2,959 648 862 3,292 5,796 (Z) (Z) (Z) 33 Nebr ..•. 3,961 '31,646 8,779 I 51979 29,593 28,612 3.9 29.5 7.9 4,315 6,366 6,602 10,422 26,082 29,143 fz) (Z) (Z) 34 Kans •.•• 3,359 43,001 9,618 8,717 41,807 40,873 2.8 32.7 6.8 8,195 14,589 16,234 26,246 60,229 66,541 Z) 0.1 0.1

S.A.,

35 Del •.... 194 1,516 752 1,157 2,135 4,494 3.1 20.4 8.1 2,118 5,892 11,108 14,640 21,147 23,691 0.5 1.5 2.7

36 Md •••••• 1,801 12,288 3,943 5,539 12,220 19,564 5.5 34.0 9.6 16,142 23,427 25,923 27,950 42,234 51,953 1.0 1.5 1.5

37 D.C ••••• (tlA) 6 4 6 17 20 (NA) 21.4 10.0 (tlA) I 14 8 41, 72 53 (NA) 5.3 ' 0.9

38 Va •..... 11,694 73,799 68,555 58,289 88,269 89,548 8.6 48.9 39.6 85,448 122,509 171,332 iiU~~ 220,301 244,924 2.7 3.7 4.4

39 W.Va .•.. 15,802 48,616 44,272 51,430 56,416 58,043 23.0 59.7 45.4 50,548 73,076 104,587 143,968 161,038 ''4.7 i 6.0 ?:o 40 N.c ••••• 15,129 119,996 55,563 55,804 61,192 87,484 5.6 41.6 19.3 42,238 59,'790 83,082 92,703 91,820 119,664 0.8 1.0 1.4

41 S.C ••••• 5,200 37,726 17,'814 15,655 22,188 23,784 4.2 27.1 12.1 48,571 64,630 56,682 48,927 34,582 27,604 1.4 1.6 1.4

42 Ga ...... 17,901 89,747 29,547 56,940 56,954 46,138 10.8 45.3 113.1 192,518 214,154 _243,420 241,923 274,227 237,199 3.1 3.0 3.1

43 Fla ....• 23,675 34,565 19,663 21,415 29,564 27,965 41.1 ; 60.7 32.2 644,657 498,669 403,475 373,110 369,050 316,151 33.3 28.9 22.3

E.S.c.,

44 Ky •••••• 12,231 105,896 107,713 88,545 108,119 86,793 6.3 48.5 45.2 19,214 39,898 80,703 90,222 110,133 112,284 0.4 0.8 1.5

45 Tenn •••• 16,466 108,728 79,108 86,432 108,116 86,116 8.1 46.9 33.7 22,389 39,278 65,755 88,114 107,212 107,363 0,5 0.7 l.l

46 Ala •..•. 13,939 99,671 48,289 51,884 59,004 54,846 7.9 47.1 21.6 67,497 87,264 87,648 82,863 95,379 82,714 1.4 1.5 l,lt

47 Miss •••• 11,623 76,053 31,857 29,832 32,126 30,663 5.4 I 30.3 12.1 117,004 130,180 106,883 154,198 76,784 55,065 2.1 2.1 1.7

w.s.c .•

48 Ark ••••• 8,630 54,312 36,287 41,216 53,082 48,020 5.9 29.8 18.3 43,327 64,060 80,091 108,556 126,663 140,820 o.s 1.1 1.3 2.0 1.5

49 La ••••.• 3,205 39,792 8,877 12,164 17,306 ii.,J67 2.9 32.0 6.9 58,160 62,451 51,417 48,756 35,844 25,751 1.9 0.5 0.4

50 Okla •••• 7,492 57,007 26,040 18,591 34,924 41,349 6.3 40.1 15.8 36,653 60,394 51,888 44,772 . 62,500 74,896 0.4 1.0 0.6

51 Tex ••••. 14,729 121,141 62,128 62,315 82,221 71,058 5.0 36.5 16.1 132,787 289,366 215,682 222,301 237,265 187,581 0.5

Mt.' 52 Mont .... 1,010 6,281 1,088 1,543 3,109 3,026 3.1 17.9 2.9 2,887 3,468 2,931 4,599 8,033 7,785 (Z) (Z) (Z)

0.5 0.5 53 Idaho ••• 1,792 14,119 4,533 4,733 8,814 11,584 4.6 35.0 10.9 14,158 16,683 17,276 17,958 32,251 36,989 0.4

54 Wyo ••••• 214 2,3?9 393 258 1,116 629 1.9 18.9 3.0 430 622 559 469 1,049 739 (Z) (Z) (Z) 0.4 0.4 0.5

55 Colo ..•• 3,187 12,505 5,356 5,362 7,948 8,082 7.8 27.4 11.2 20,286 27,252 27,571 24,375 30,107 32,498 0.8 0.9

56 N.Mex •.. 3,397 9,235 5,029 4,851 6,379 6,239 16.1 39.1 16.9 13,351 •15,250 16,870 14,203 13,345 13,083 1.2 2.6 3.8

Ariz •••• 1,480 4,189 2,530 2,735 3,652 3,291 15.9 40.2 19.3 18,618 23,220 24,635 23,658 28,290 21,961 1.7 57 1.5 1.6 58 Utah •••• 3,408 8,340 _5,525 3,809 5,887 6,588 14.9 34.5 21.0 15,357 18,997' 19,772 '15,333 17,827 19,375 1.3

0.2 0.2 59 Nev .•••• 282 1,312 812 419 920 836 9.9 42.2 '23.7 491 654 937 762 1,496 1,377 0.1

Pac.:

30.4 117,150 125,476 ,116,448 125,594 155,437 158,508 2.7 3.0 2.7 60 wash •.•• 12,580 42,338 24,286 33,908 37,269 31,508 19.3 60.6 4.1 /._1

22,860 21,311 34,915 29,186 23.8 65.5 36.2 105,882 130,506 132,917 '128,257 156,108 152,304 3.2 61 Oreg •••. 12,980 39,163 18.5 19.9 62 Cal. if .•• 57,327 86,564 70,216 66,490 80,449 78,639 46.6 63.1 50.5 1,322,985 1,470,657 1,502,965 1,415,011 1,561,172 1,603,447 15.9

-·-NA Not avatlable z 0,05 percent or less. 1Figures for 1954 do not include farms with less than 20 trees ~r grapevines; figures for 1950 represent farms r 1 nd

reporting any trees ~r vines including farms with less than 1/2 acre of trees or vines; for prior Censuses, farms reporting represent only those farms reporting acrea~~ 0~;2 a in orchards. See text. 2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See ·~ext. 3Does not include acreage for farms reporting less laD

·acre. See text.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 847

REPORTING AND ACREAGE, 1930 TO 1954; AND VALUE, 1945 TO 1954; WITH FARMS REPORTING BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

t f ly a Bllm 1 of fa rna] 'bo.sed on repor s or on p • r

Vo.lue of quantity harvested (all tree fruita, nuts, and grapes) (dollars) Fanus reporting by number of acres, 19542

Percent of Acres . Total 2.5 5.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 50.0 100.0 19542

Average per acre total value farms Under 0.5 to 1.0 to to to to to to or (Sample) 19542 1J)50 1945 of all crops re- 0.5 0.9 to 2.4 4.9 9.9 19.9 29.9 49.9 99.9 more

porting acre oere acres acres acres acres acres acres acres acres 19542 1950 1945 19542 1950 1945

1,104,371,1.45 895,657,329 1,237,300,09aj 275.86 189.91 1247.43 5.9 5.5 8.6 439,104 43,447 64,604 165,690 44,653 41,855 35,684 14,320 13,688 9,504 5,659 4,062,041 1

167,4371 545 142,617,535 186,335,315' 211.26 136.02. 143.56 1.8 1.8 2.7 153,757 27,287 29,950 53,575 14,276 11,283 8,260 3,238 2,853 2,087 948 807,139 2

2?9,200,170 258,325,657 303,210,161 176.?9 140.?7 164.82 4.8 4.6 5.9 186,360 12,153 26,984 87,982 17,852 15,641 11,900 4,583 4,087 2,887 2,291 1, 592,890 3

657' 733' 730 494,714,137 747, ?51.,622 403.12 269.92 401.40 19.0 1?.9 31.7 98,987 4,007 7,670 24,133 12,525 14,931 15,524 6,499 6,748 4,530 2,420 1,662,012 4

14,536,912 16,078,658 18,0it2,820 260.42 209.?9 194.53 5.3 5.5 6.5 7,455 51? 1,167 2,471 998 857 666 306 248 155 70 59,535 5 84,186,188 52,909,897 79,745,240 265.24 129.49 155.30 9.4 6.8 10.1 38,975 2,901 5,295 14,497 5,246 4,278 3,077 1,101 1,137 909 534 335,647 6 63,583,596 62,324;971 80,055,180 179.77 134.92 140.51 1.8 2.1 3.2 64,187 10,540 12,400 21,860 6,032 5,062 4,010 1,699 1,315 952 317 347,527 7 5,130,849 11,304,009 8,492,075 78.17 111.56 69.61 0.1 0.3 0.2 43,140 13,329 11,088 14,747 2,000 1,086 507 132 153 71 27 64,430 8

257,950,016 210,9771714 228,819,462 238.35 198.63 208.09 11.9 11.1 11.6 93,649 5,056 12,465 40,587 9,345 8,960 7,618 3,033 2,817 2,088 1,680 1,069,884 9 9,085,865 14,956,068 24,054,343 40.18 50.42 70.54 0.7 1.1 1.8 56,576 4,676 9,859 31,399 4,291 2,972 1,763 602 499 263 252 234,?43 10

12,164,289 32,391,875 50,336,356 44.90 68.01 126.13 0.5 1.4 2.8 36,135 2,421 4,660 15,996 4,216 3,709 2,519 948 771 536 359 288,263 11 31,638,488 21,931,868 35,751,370 369.70 206.62 323.39 2.6 2.1 4.6 14,972 1,247 2,096 5,713 2,022 1,921 1,08'7 402 224 141 59 84,836 l2

626,095,242 472,782,269 712,003,252 404.97 273.82 406.32 28.2 27.6 45.1 84,015 2,760 5,574 18,360 10,503 13,010 14,437 6,097 6,524 4,389 2,361 1,577,176 13

1,427,141 2,234,728 2,515,533 132.04 162.61 172.18 1.6 2.3 2.6 1,918 161 337 703 219 176 169 59 40 37 17 13,033 14 2,047,490 2,530,261 2,395,928 236.81 218.82 184.86 13.1 13.6 13.0 939 40 156 263 152 1ll 100 45 50 17 5 7,479 15 2,344,797 1,900,497 1,849,353 443.42 240.23 265.48 5.8 4.4 4.6 556 81 136 141 42 37 20 30 46 16 7 6,485 16 4,366,956 5,436,026 6,833,845 264.66 207.56 195.52 7.3 8.6 11.5 1,936 85 205 579 315 286 207 121 72 40 26 16,049 17

329,597 453,176 506,292 160.01 170.82 102.03 5.1 6.3 7.0 241 ... 40 95 45 21 20 10 . .. 10 ... 1,723 18 4,018,931 3,523,968 3,941,869 315.43 241.67 215.39 6.4 5.7 7.4 1,865 150 293 690 225 226 150 41 40 35 15 12,766 19

49,981,963 27,749,472 41,005,684 286.52 122.60 146.29 12.7 8.0 11.5 14,787 691 1,387 4,140 2,150 2,171 1,890 703 762 596 297 183,402 20 9,903,110 8,295,781 11,024,999, 346.76 245.55 265.67 6.1 8.3 10.7 2,590 270 241 886 350 320 186 96 101 65 75 33,568 2l

24,301,ll5 16,864,644 27,714,557 212.43 113.58 144.58 6.3 5.1 8.4 21,598 1,940 3,667 9,471 2,746 1,787 1,001 302 274 246 162 118,677 22

11,910,001 11,172,215 18,226,315 167.52 111.16 133.80 1.7 2.1 3.9 18,220 2,296 3,263 7,677 2,001 1,384 871 302 228 140 58 72,564 23 3,830,020 5,620,659 6,239,070 150.60 148.75 126.46 0.5 1.0 1.5 7,810 1,575 1,841 2,824 615 360 329 119 73 38 16 23,957 24 6,013,071 11,273,322 12,722,683 1160.49' 177.14 167.77 0.5 1.1 1.5 10,403 2,663 2,561 3,015 694 419 359 165 135 103 69 40,993 25

3'7,116,303 28,875,013 36,623,184 19Z.73 127.60 137.46 8.3 7.5 10.3 16,651 1,356 2,309 5,638 2,271 2,374 2,095 1,012 814 619 163 181,561 26 4,'714,201 5,363,762 6,243,928 173.78 159.76 146.23 0.9 1.2 1.6 9,103 2,430 2,426 2,706 451 505 356 101 65 52 11 28,452 27

465,376 1,301,721 906,843 99.28 136.76 124.46 0.1 0.2 0.2 3,219 1,068 927 913 135 63 46 22 15 10 ... 4,951 28 502,721 2,447,892 1,556,998 43.36 132.25 129.16 (Z) 0.2 0.2 11,075 4,372 3,118 2,914 392 181 53 22 16 2 5 11,451 29

3,068,439 5,010,193 4,250,571 90.70 105.04 53.99 0.6 1.1 1.0 18,740 4,781 4,285 7,796 947 511 233 68 60 44 15 31,158 3D 16,940 38,267 28,894 16.46 22.63 65.37 (Z) (Z) (Z) 1,098 371 216 361 87 42 19 2 ... ... . .. 1,495 31 47,974 155,224 129,856 28.92 52.46 200.40 (Z) 0.1 (Z) 1,334 39P 426 350 103 52 10 2 1 ... . .. 1,606 32

306,645 674,997 462,178 71.57 106.03 70.01 (Z) 0.1 0.1 4,022 1,553 1,.129 1,024 170 93 43 ... 10 ... . .. 4,327 33 696,554 1,675,715 '1,156,735 65.24 114.86 71.25 0.1 0.3 0.2 3,652 774 967 1,389 166 144 103 16 51 15 7 9,442 34

916,685 1,061,411 2,248,127 433.65 180.14 202.39 3.0 5.4 12.2 196 10 30 95 16 17 26! ... ... ... 2 1,206 35 4,344,320 2,996,916 5,964,361 269.13 126.01 230.06 3.6 3.1 5.6 2,070 267 348 874 201 173 71' 36 10 72 18 15,753 36

(NA) 592 1,547 (NA) 42.29 193.36 (NA) 0.1 0.5 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 22,475,926 11,415,736 31,151,168 263.04 93.16 181.82 8.0 4.8 11.8 12,679 918 1,601 7,005 1,245 697 498 203 178 176 158 87,892 38 12,132,592 6,388,792 13,080,831 240.02 87.43 125.07 17.8 11.5 17.8 16,265 1,539 4,795 7,882 1,035 55? 234 68 57 51 47 46,669 39 6,236,913 5,400,258 14,622,599 147.71 90.32 176.00 0.9 0.9 2.3 15,564 1,252 2,959 9,012 1,053 556 412 151 83 58 28 41,620 40 9,896,673 5,271,214 9,6'77,539 203.80 81.56 170.73 4.1 2.1 3.5 5,244 226 534 2,239 536 709 450 151 202 130 67 46,558 41

12,561,443 7,242,499 22,023,896 65.25 33.82 90.48 3.6 2.2 5.9 18,097 560 1,321 6,272 2,414 2,262 1,541 570 429 378 350 194,945 42 169,3?9,064 171,198,296 130,049,392 293.77 343.31 322.32 149.9 !55.5 ! 56.7 23,534 264 877 5,208 2,845 3,989 4,386 1,854 1,858 1,223 1,010 635,241 43

2,047,431 3,391,384 5,696,683 106.56 85.00 70.59 0.5 0.9 1.6 12,981 1,363 2,760 7,662 667 260 153 26 31 12 7 21,047 44 1,756,261 2,661,289 4,784,872 78.53 67.76 72.77 0.6 0.8 1.6 17,426 2,235 4,015 9,746 775 413 143 '51 40 6 2 24,723 45 ~,766,040 3,921,086 7,454,647 40.96 44.93 85.05 1.1 1.4 2.5 14,144 597 1,562 7,547 1,745 l,i.94 646 264 228 102 59 66,486 46 2,514,133 4,982,309 6,118,141 21.49 36.27 57.24 0.6 1.4 1.5 12,025 481 1,502 6,424 1,104 1,105 621 261 200 143 184 122,487 47

3,312,974 5,689,576 9,189,646 76.46 91.94 114.74 0.8 1.5 2.7 6,817 592 1,264 4,664 717 691 441 153 156 101 38 41,742 48 1,775,213 3,391,538 3,945,096 30.52 54.31 76.73 0.6 1.4 1.8 3,324 83 203 1,339 660 403 311 96 72 80 77 56,562 49 1,043,546 3,307,363 3,461,204 26.47 54.76 66.71 0.4 1.0 1.0 8,291 592 1,320 3,953 858 743 452 197 68 51 37 36,105 50 6,032,554 19,803,396 33,740,210 45.43 68.44 156.43 0.5 1.4 3.9 15,703 1,154 1,873 6,040 1,981 1,672 1,315 502 455 304 207 151,854 51

633,584 634,975 783,313 288.74 163.10 267.25 0.3 0.3 0.5 975 116 228 352 153 72 26 6 10 10 ... 2,778 52 6,311,323 3,593,961 6,496,877 445.78 215.43 376.06 2.3 1.7 3.4 1,862 267 344 567 147 214 145 46 66 55 11 15,589 53 15,000 56,995 92,611 34.88 91.63 165.67 (Z) 0.1 0.2 217 55 31 95 11 13 11 1 ... ... . .. 375 54 9,766,621 6,430,763 10,701,732 481.54 235.97 368.15 4.7 2.4 6.0 3,359 197 304 1,157 522 561 351 178 76 10 3 20,155 55 3,566,944 6,837,570

2,026,869 3,091,026 267.17 132.91 183.23 3.7 2.2 5.5 3,244 229 578 1,562 354 316 142 27 13 18 5 12,514 56 6,387,244 9,043,609 367.26 275.08 367.10 2.7 4.2 13.7 1,500 76 149 . 519 227 225 140 68 36 18 40 17,797 57 4,276,112 2,745,262 5,404,288 276.58 144.51 273.33 6:o 3.6 8.6 3,521 248 432 1,371 580 501 267 71 21 30 ... 15,061 58 27,334 55,759 137,914 . 55.67 85.26 147.19 0.2 0.4 1.0 294 57 30 150 26 19 5 5 ... ... . .. 567 59

96,244,3.55 65,543,277 100' 267' 362 638.62 522.36 861.05 24.3 22.4 33.2 12,875 725 1,448 3,976 1,718 1,883 1,623 616 487 274 125 122,566 60 27,992,000 24,586,588 35,540,751 264.37 168.39 267.39 11.4 11.8 ,_19.2 13,588 631 1,635 4,695 1,695 1,723 1,551 617 499 247 95 112,387 61 499,856,867 382,652,404 576,195,139 377.63 260.19 363.37 31.8 31.5 52.7 57,552 1,204 2,491 9,689 7,090 9,404 11,263 4,864 5,538 3,868 2,141 1,342,223 62

GENERAL HEPOHT

Table 9.-APPLES-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954.; QUANTITY I-IARVESTED,·.

Ret; ion, division, ancl State

19542

1 u.s ........ 325,671

2 The North •• 134,796 3 The South •• 148,515 4 The West ..• 42,360

Geo. DiY.:

5 N.E ..... 7,208 6 M.A ..... 32,032 7 E.N.C ... 54,'783 8 W.N.C.,, 4-0,773 9 S.A ..... 65,638

10 E.s.c ... 61,056 11 w.s.c ... 21,821 12 Mt ...... 12,3?1. 13 Pac •.••• 29,986

N.E., 14 Maine ••• 1,943 15 N.H ..... 921 16 Vt ...... 589 17 Mass •••• 1,792 18 R.I ..... 253 19 Conn •••• 1,710

M.A.,

20 N.Y ..... 10,750 21 N.J ..... 1,899 22 Pa •••••. 19,383

E.N.c., 23 Ohio .... 15,801 24 Ind .•••• 6,994 25 Ill ..... 8,966 26 Mich .... 14,411 27 Wis ••••• 8,611

W .. N.C.• 28 Minn .... J,lt4J 29 !O'Ja. • ... 10,251 30 Mo •••••• 17,085 31 N.Dak ... 827 32 S.Dak .. , 1,260 33 Nebr .••. 3,733 34 Kans •.•• lt,l74

S.A., 35 Del ..... 157 36 Md ...... 1,776 37 D.C ..... (NA) 38 va •••••• 14,51.4 39 W.Va .... 15,835 40 N.C ..... 19,651 41 S.C ..... 3,531 42 Ga •••••• 10,098 43 Fla ••••• 46

E. S.C., 44 Ky ...... 16,891 45 Tenn •••• 21,281 46 Ala •••.• 13,667 47 Miss •••• 9,21'7

w.s.c., 48 Ark ..... 8,804 49 La ...... 957 50 Okla .... 7,157 51 Tex ••••• 4,903

Mt.'

52 Mont •.•• 1,135 53 Idaho .. , 1,6'76 54 Wyo ..... 301 55 Colo •••• 2,299 56 N.Mex ••• 3,334 57 Ariz .... 487 58 Utah .... 2,839· 59 Nev ••••• 303

Pac.:

60 Wash •••• 10,318 6J. Oreg •••• 9,776 62 Calif ... 9,892

I NA Not available. See texti.

Farms reporting1

1950 19/+5 1940

1,556,722 1,81t01 1t68 1,813,907

732,894 837,044 843,503 696,482 873,272 851,800 127' 346 130,152 118,604

32,483 53,948 1,4,068 106,1176 153, 51/t 172,010 31?,954 371,694 381,611 275,981 257,888 21,5 ,Slit 288,336 1,07,157 381,538 306,616 365,702 352,986 101,530 100,413 117,276

1 ... 3,019 40,171 31.,769 84,327 89,981 83,835

10,581 14,803 12,045 4,088 7,138 5,4?1 4,882 5,275 6,095 6,928 13,728 12,036

71/'t 1,5?2 l,O•V. 5,290 11,432 ?,377

38,025 53,531 61,540 4,861 4,804 5,950

63,590 95,179 101t,520

66,335 72,432 91,077 43,396 5?,781, 51,238 63,581 62,959 68,783 60,986 85,848 85,539 83,656 92,671 84,974

62,175 51,945 41,419. 90,775 86,324 76,318 63,484 74,538 85,356

.3,68/t 1,598 835 10,190 6,149 3,567 22,688 17,834 16,147 22,985 19,500 22,172

902 1,358 1,871 9,404 13,527 12,866

6 7 21 66,334 99,0113 83,362 45,329 70,626 63,520 99,109 133,418 135,209 19,447 27,200 27,197 47,604 61,978 5?,11-t?

201 (NA) 345

97,393 115,668 114,529 98,010 115,281 117,453 68,599 91,801 ... 80,630 42,614 42,949 40,374

38,319 43,236 57,321 7,512 8,506 '7,826

29,716 29,819 27,928 2.5,983 18,852 24,201

5,528 3,48? 3,344 10,692 9,45'7 8,861 2,050 1,532 967 8,5?3 7,811 6,805 7,058 8,419 7,721 1,31,9 1,453 1,800 6,639 6,925 4,376 1,130 1,087 895

35,571 40,312 39,028 30,661 29,834 29,006 18,095 19,835 15,801

Z 0.05 percent or less.

OF BEARING AGE, 1954 AND 1950:

Totul Trees not of benring nge Trees of bearing ugo

Trees of nll ages (munber) Farms repo1•ting Number Farms ·reporting

1935 19542 1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 1951t2 1950 1951,2 1950

2,358,781 31,84.3, 522 50,586,262 65,?75,697 71,663,067 100,054,0/t? ,119,575 581,, 595 6,799,796 11,088,761 280,554 1,237/'/1,9

1,353,?14 16,244,061 26,175,204 35.021, ·, 71 .. .2 37, llQ'l 1 451,. 56,578,235 55,612 269,894 3,265,939 5,359,988 111,,678 599,2136 873,549 81 2'73,1GJ 16,1,29,21/'1" 22,319,540 25,064,691 30,309,11"13 50,310 2'71.,83 1,?0?,583 1,,150,608 128,321, 534,301, 131,518 7,326,298 7 ,981,81.4 8,1t31,1tl5 8,990,922 13,166,399 13,653 39,87 1, 1:126,2'71~ 1,578,165 3'7,552 101 .. ,159

86,519 1,749,878 2,597,685 3,81?,159 3,605,393 5 1 8tVt 1 1,25 2,626 10,004 313,11"14 /tJ9,5.5J 6,328 27,639 247,859 6,464,817 9,3.'32,113 12,975,960 13,084,018 17,918,019 11,35'7 32,596 1,215,157 1,690,361 28,1,26 92,369 595,714 6,684,937 10,956,533 llt,346,753 15,765,181 23,290,oJ5 22,329 104,836 1,333,892 2,133,422 46,935 269,985 423,622 1, 341,, 1,29 3,268,873 3, 881,,8?0 5,152,862 9,505,156 19,300 122,458 40)1 1,76 1,096,652 32,989 209,293 422,488 6,219,642 10,390,013 14,593,901 15,592,403 19,931:1,61,8 l9,1t68 92,066 1,252, 077 2,216,1.03 58,771, 236,01,9 335,912 1,445,516 1.,4?9,638 5,030,1t08 6,7'70,160 '7,255,'738 22,814 131,294 337,073 1,397,483 52,611"7 237,086 115,149 608,005 1,559,563 2,095,2.31 2,702,128 3,115,02'1 8,028 51, 4'?~ 118,433 536,722 16,90J 61,169

42,498 1,423,890 1,855, 711 2,068,318 2,123,·~22 3,382,490 lt,Ol8 15,352 333,669 442,571 10,682 33,787 89,020 5,902,408 6,126,133 6,343,097 6,8671 500 9,?83,909 9,635 21.,519 1,492,605 1,135,594 26,870 70,372

19,579 384,733 575,191 758,051 662,693 1,217,069 823 2,984 94,023 125,444 1,605 9,189 10,41.6 274,71t5 378,828 494,855 455,757 711,803 274 1,202 53,045 51,839 832 3,1t61 11,726 176,1,26 291,301 382,683 361,525 675,013 209 1,264 26,177 40,831, 527 1+,313 22,601 533,298 81.9,439 1,11"15,571 1,408,872 2,042,396 588 2,088 68, ?50 123,594 1,613 5,957 2,559 50,883 72,478 139,934 133,5'73 215,535 72 2/t4 10,171 11,1.56 233 582

19,608 329,793 430,41,8 626,065 582,973 1,002,609 660 2,222 61,248 86,386 1,518 4,137

98,655 3,491.,701 4,975,665 6,573,889 6,581,56::. 9,099,088 3,881 11,392 560,429 719,195 9,468 32,862 9,247 639,575 863,258 1,115,734 1,279,546 1,806,448 746 2,206 116,848 203,400 1,599 3,480

139,957 2,330,541 3,513,190 5,286,337 5,222,911 ?,012,483 6,730 18,998 537,880 767,766 17,359 56,021

149,951 1,530,217 2,6.33,439 3,699,871 4,350,273 6,695,076 5,663 22,086 295,197 1.59,845 13,658 55,081~ 98,156 607,281 1,078,353 1,496,3?0 1,554,548 2,754,470 3,082 15,770 153,145 246,547 5,786 31.,062

107,943 904,439 1,645,386 2,218,333 2,841,353 4,8511",929 4,452 24,096 214,195 3711",369 '7,360 51,018 127,1t09 2,897,388 4,034,177 5,208,917 5,357,346 6,71-.0,622 4,878 16,047 498,831 682,793 12,524 53,584 112,25.5 745,612 1,565,178 1,'723,262 1, 661,661 2,21~5, 538 4,254 26,837 172,524 369,868 7,607 76,237

78,1.73 20?,484 659,301 646,206 587,829 1,271,811 1,993 21,115 79,949 196,232 2,71t4 53,9'78 123,345 256,910 ·828,976 828,513 1,045,626 2,027,281 6,141. 43,150 87,534 320,629 8,172 71,619 117,226 581,30? 1,144,657 1, 751,191 2,429,893 3,835,561 5,759 26,709 142,261 317,586 14,420 1,5,?60

3,738 15,342 35,728 13,368 6,703 28,477 524 2,012 8,825 20,28/t 545 2,281 12,459 31,859 93,Sit9 57,874 1.?,193 144,926 742 4,966 12,821 38,621 9/tl 7,103 lt2,825 85,128 186,790 169,897 315,560 773,542 2,197 12,590 28,868 91,126 2,904 14,430 45,556 166,399 319,572 417,761 720,058 1,423, 558 1,911"1 11,916 43,218 112, l?lt 3,263 11,,122

2,227 52,818 144,097 312,961 419,612 776,704 76 412 9,922 35,195 126 602 18,189 431-..,220 642,665 855,735 872,225 1,331, 537 645 2,823 '112,?97 205,054 1,549 7,775

19 (NA) 138 290 1,120 1,324 (NA) 3 (NA) 61, (NA) 4 108,387 2,776,581 4,129,516 5, 769,781. 5,863,905 7,685,994 1.,363 18,286 493,016 741,884 ,13,202 57,046

66,218 1,450,030 2 1 331+ 1 177 3,644,609 3,828,519 1,,863,364 3,813 12,422 285,097 420,923 14,857 40,178 139,068 1,094,?50 2,152,457 2, 730,·369 ~ 3,123,587 3,455,881 5,867 31,951 250,189 501,249 17,702 80,800 ~9,2':l0 121,215 277' 963 319,630 J61t,l58 397,334 1,265 7,166 25,619 88,503 2,827 14,110

58,178 289,024 708,084 960,523 1,117,592 1,420,543 3,418 18,882 74,553 222, 9?3 8 1 1t84 35,449 912 1,004 916 (NA) 1,685 5,967 21 121 884 558 27 85

118,081 553,553 1,735,312 2,350,352 2,884,362 3,363,963 6,237 34,923 128,561 451t,2?8 14,989 81,559

111,633 560,153 1, 591,611 1, 962,233 2,519,650 2,597,394 7,669 1+0, 056 122,328 454,01t7 18,810 ?8,614 74,569 225,721 802,764 980,967 1,028,200 l,009,1t97 1 ... ,991 32, 1911" 57' 927 320,369 11,41t3 49,5'71

31,629 1()6,089 349,951 336,856 .33'7,948! ~284, 88/t 3,917 24,121 28,257 168,789 7,1.05 27,.31t2

52,262 337,960 837,11"28 1,202,774 1,781t,303 2,130,202 2,71t8 1'7,168 52,615 245,292 ?,ltOO 26,158

6,663 8,591 41,814 48,382 48,302 43,435 477 4,850 2,923 21t,533 605 3,268

30,881 189,037 443,584 61~3,198 603,1.46 688,886 2,61~3 13,926 1 .. 3,117 148,711 5,596 19,l't9

25,343 72,11"17 236,737 200,8?7 266,077 252,50/t 2,160 15,526 19,778 118,186 3,302 12,591,

5,033 73,277 122,780 149,251 235,640 367,733 319 1,973 5,378 18,212 1,019 lt,405 8,5131 10,026 no,997 325,601 377,660 463,860 1,093,300 645 3,283 ll5,1t48 57,395 1,1.12 1,600 1,720 13,279 31,788 30,11"31 27,619 44,740 116 731 3,675 ?,146 247

8,138 406,821 564,1.19 611,572 588,221 870,424 741 2,988 85,472 113,675 1,997 6,699

7,445 360,368 1t61,453 512,624 460,987 441,336 1,129 3,006 70,124 150,566 2,892 5,479 382 91,9

2,162 30,449 38,51..8 56,149 55,467 78,052 171t 599 5,3!1.9 7,614 5,187

6,945 218,550 292,321 326,198 270,465 4A6,167 806 2,383 46,625 ·53,789 2,1.69 887

1,029 10,149 18,801 21t,433 21,163 40,738 88 389 1,628 4,171, 264

41 ... ,293 3,570,222 3,389,25/t 3,276,142 3,676,071, 5,456,863 4,509 10,064 1,134,114 697,1t70 9,1,03 30,8~7

134,96/t 8,963 25,889 30,999 612,343 797,733 901,610 1,048,685 1,565,401 2,1.?'7 8,374 142,231

13,596 303,160 8,504 13,728 1,719,81t3 1,939,146 2,165,345 2,142,741 2,?61,61,5 2,649 6,081 216,260

1 Farms reporting trees and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include data for farms wi tll less than 20 trees or grapevines

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 849

1934 TO 1~54; AND VALUE, .1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND TREES BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

Trees of bearing Quantity hD:rvested OP."e-ConUnued

Numho:r Fa_rms reporting Bushels Value (dollars)

Average per bushel

19%2 19!l0 19542 1949 1939 19542 1949 1944 1939 1934 1951.2 1949 19542 1949

25,043,726 39,1,971501 193,085 800,257 1,205,?95 109' 038' 239 131,252,817 135) 968) 320 150,092,940 124,236,768 211"1, 522, 1.,.23 187,419,629 2.22 1.43

12,978,122 20,815,216 71,044 1.47. 951 580,564 50,297,076 67,617,766 56,231,1.50 79,342,161 50,925,672 99,887,883 91,293,237 1.99 1.35 6,565,580 12,278,606 97,948 285,941 547,853 24,593,683 20,141,9?8 :31,979,062 32,223,064 24,?03,682 41,889,710 28,028,843 1.70 1.39 5,500,021.,. 6' lt03' 6"/9 24,093 66,365 77,378 34,14?,480 4J,t.9J,073 47,758,108 38,527,715 48,60?,414 99,744,830 68,09?,549 2.92 l. 57

1,436,464 2,158,132 3,15? 20,535 32,416 5,458,698 8,217,140 7,750,078 7,632,600 4,295,561 13,622,594 15,130,143 2.50 1.84 5,249,660 ?,661,752 19,892 64,509 139,9?7 28,759,450 28,186,698 26,911,669 35,583,230 25,658,880 51,257,138 33,254,480 l. 78 1.18 5,3.51,045 8,823,111 26,551 200,704 263,927 14,?06,977 26,800,150 19,302,368 .30,248,759 17,675,949 31,832,730 34,719,047 2.16 1.30

91,0,953 2,172,221 21,1,1,4 162,203 144,244 1,371,951 4,413,778 2,267,035 5,877,572 3,295,282 3,175,421 8,189,567 2.31 •. 86 1.,967,565 8,173,610 -16,901 104,737 272,003 22,652,768 15,606,493 27,211,426 25,883,589 18,877,571 38,027,930 20,427,646 1.68 1.31 1,108,1,43 3,082,155 41,826 141,916 224,06.\ 1,363,616 3,101,735 3,574,155 4,815,518 3,750,712 3,150,855 5,248,842 2.31 1.69

489,5?2 1,022,841 9,221 39,288 51,786 577,299 1,433,750 1,193,481 1,523,957 2,075]399 710,925 2,352,355 1.23 1.64 1,090,221 1,413,140 7,337 22,586 21,429 3,823,336 4,424,673 5,616,-143 5,320,102 6,938,346 9,521,251 6,180,986 2.49 1.40 4,1t09,803 lt,990,539 16,756 lt3,779 55,949 30,324,144 39,068,400 42,141,665 33,207,613 41,669,068 90,223,5?9 61,916,563 2.98 1.58

290,710 449,?47 564 ?,955 10,300 616,754 1,038,559 1,236,726 984,200 554,65? 1,418,535 2,171,260 2.30 2.09 221,700 326,989 313 2,472 3,983 855,127 1,342,460 1,051,366 973,723 489,440 2,009,549 2,483,551 2.35 1.85 150,249 2.50,1,67 22-1 3,744 5,351 851,771 1,074,519 813,944 898,583 286,361 2,342 .. 371 1,880,409 2.?5 1.75 461. .. ,548 725,84.5 879 3,447 8,446 1,71~9,963 2,941,700 3,099,088 3,195,446 1,865,130 4,112,414 5,147,976 2.35 1. 75

40,?12 61,022 99 386 ' 644 107,376 217,320 200,981 216,226. 219,315 289,915 402,()4.1 2.70 1.85 268,545 341,,062 1,078 2,531 3,692 1,277,7\J7 1,602,582 1,347,973 1,364,422 880,658 3,449,810 3,044,906 2.?0 1.90

2,934,272 4,256,470 6,055 25,104 50,02? 18,371,352 16,874,911 14,812,448 19,732,173 13,555,726 32,11+9,866 17,864,767 1.75 1.06 522,727 659,858 1,155 1,880 4,079 2,724,673 2,707,103 2,689,525 3,249,882 2,371,871 5,313,110 5,\f74,565 1.95 1.87

1,792,661 2,745,424 12,682 37,525 85,871 7,663,425 8,604,684 9,409,696 12,601,175 9,731,283 13,?94,162 10,315,148 1.80 1.20

1,235,020 2,173,594 8,713 37,148 63,067 3,159,073 6,077,968 5,614 ... 114 9,072,798 4,459,146 7,265_,870 7,685,120 2.30 1.26 454,136 831,806 3,980 24,008 33,278 1,330,286 2,818,081 1,587,453 2,945,286 1,681,491 2,793,604 4,122,827 2.10 1.46 690,21.4 1,2?1,017 3,591 40,290 42,950 1,906,469 4,994,443 2,538,834 4,665,415 2,723,819 3,812,938 7,537,475 2.00 1.51

2,398, 557 3,351,384 6,181 35,456 58,949 7,297,341 10,703,431 8,045,236 11,738,669 7,644,594 15,324,414 12,094,580 2.10 1.13 573,088 1,195,310 4,086 63,802 65,683 1,013,808 2,20E,227 1,516, 731 1,826,591 1,166,897 2,635,904 3,2?9,045 2.60 1.49

127,535 1,63,069 1,758 47,841 29,302 190,373 836,960 374,137 521,337 204,788 475,931 1,185,448 2.50 1.42 169,376 508,347 4,974 59,919 45,023 139,660 919,267 393,623 860,051 769,830 293,282 1,788,010 2.10 1.95 439,046 827,0?1 9,543 27,874 49,405 812,066 1,918,157 934,947 2,777,728 1,254,843 1,745,941 3,630,620 2.15 1.89

6,517 15,444 41? 1,402 499 4,008 8,500 7,421 2,831 2,896 10,022 19,550 2.50 2.30 19,038 55,228 728 5,8?8 1,896 15,574 67,460 58,877 20,071 24,799 38,9/tO 134,920 2.50 2.00 56,260 95,664 2,138 11,331 7,264 56,372 .182,318 144,316 431,450 288,866 180,389 358,786 3.20 1.97 123,181 207,398 1,886 7,958 10,855 153,898 481,116 353,?14 1,264,104 ?49,260 430,916 1,072,233 2.80 2.23

42,896 108,902' 84 283 1,050 320,195 377,536 543,947 821,586 890,307 688,419 755,072 2.15 2.00 321,423 437,611 1,176 3,?89 9,609 1,502,107 1,157,099 2,175,427 2,075,261 1,33?,395 3,0'79,323 2,113,531 2.05 1.83 (NA) 74 (NA) 3 19 (NA) 36 515 1,203 900 (NA) 72 (NA) 2.00 2,283,565 3,387,632 10,726 24,049 60,750 12,267,528 7,917,523 13,654,515 11,760,718 8,591,169 19,628,044 8,801,?05 1.60 1.11 1,164,933 1,913,254 12,039 24,595 46,978 6,393,210 4,429,968 6,408,248 6,325,326 4,185,49~ 10,-229,135 5,131,136 1.60 1.16 B41t} 561 I 1,651,208 14,509 33,409 93,518 1,702,169 1,321,71? 3,525,359 3,395,343 2,598,124 3,234,119 2,618,924 1.90 1.98 95,596 189,460 2,031 6,4?3 19,242 87,015 132,859 260,855 363,118 271,759 217,537 324,667 2.50 2.44 214,471 485,111 6,331 12,117 40,753 380,528 269,571 642,560 1,140,568 1,000,660 951,317 682,127 2.50 2.53 120 358 5 19 84 16 184 (NA) 466 1,762 36 412 2.25 2.24

'·24,992 1,281,034 12,669 57,793 72,926 600,387 1,543,000 1,579,209 2,042,258 1,011,071 1,470,949 2,334,235 2.45 1.51 .!.37,825 1,137,564 14,760 39,945 75,106 503' 512 1,016,9:33 1,261,858 1,770,717 1,884,454 1,082,552 I 1,867,568 2.15 1.84 167,794 482,395 8,654 26,956 52,365 166,448 374,226 498,039 746,330 683,182 382,835 712,347 2.30 1.90 7?, 832 181,162 5,743 17,222 23,667 93,269 167,576 235,049 256,213 1?2,005 214,519 334,692 2.30 2.00

285,345 592,136 5,663 18,126 30,901 443,416 961,788 ?47,42-'-. 1,06?,792 1,480,063 376,902 1,523,054 0.85 1.58 5,668 1?,281 34? 2,038 3,013 3,1.57 12,511 30,048 19,079 14,210 ?,951, 28,661 2.30 2.29 145,920 294,873 2,164 12,020 10,381 104,299 363,431 329,107 311,299 458,825 260,752 594,009 2.50 1.63 52,639 118,551 1,047 ?,104 7,491 26,127 96,020 86,902 125,787 122,301 65,317 206,631 2.50 2.15

67,899 104,568 802 3,303 2,453 86,913 188,846 246,540 437,683 448,453 199,901 307,422 2.30 1.63 195,549 268,206 928 5,788 6,173 1,055,8?3 1,701,334 1,575,996 2,355,213 3,340,426 2,639,680 1,748,482 2'.50 1.03 9,604 24,642 135 1,158 5?0 5,045 22,248 39_,473 28,069 22,534 U,876 39,872 2. 75 l. 79 32l,31i9 450,744 1,236 4,441 4,015 1,443, 560 1,397,74? 1,971,570 1,237' 313 1,466,956 3,464,544 2,307,383 2.40 1.65 290,244 3~0,88? 2,165 3,232 3,934 735,415 669,023 982,104 6781715 1,206,488 2,095,935 1,053,544 2.85 1.57 25,130 30,934 236 580 918 49,462 43,210 38,458 68,667 76,990 141,384 122,900 2.86 2.84 171,925 208,532, 1,?29 3,556 2,819 440,308 389,450 723,322 488,175 343,792 946,665 568,753 2.15 1.46 8,521 llt,62?; 106 528 547 6,760 12,815 38,980 26,267 32,707 19,266. 32,630 2.85 2.55

2,436,108' i 2,691,784 7,431 22,428 29,305 20,960,175 29,681,689 32,555,716 23,656,317 30,997,021 72,382,472 52,096' 818. 3.45 1.?6 470,1"'; J 662,769 6,213 1?,201 20,531 2,133,016 2,336,544 3,404,116 3,059,?54 4,607,957 5,346,765 3,775,901 2.51 1.62 1,503,583. 1,635,986 3,112 1.,150 6,113 7,230,953 7,050,167 6,181,833 6,491,542 6,064,090 12,494,342 6,043,844 1.73 0.86

Percent of total value of all crops

19542 1949

1.3 1.2 1

1.1 1.2 2 0.7 0.5 3 2.9 2.5 4

4.9 5.2 5 5.7 4.3 6 0.9 1.2 7 0.1 0.2 a 1.8 1_.1 9 o.~ 0.4 10 (Z) 0.1 11 0.8 0.6 12 4.1 3.6 13

1.6 2.2 14 12.9 13.4 15 5.8 4 . .\ 16 6.9 8.1 17 4.4 5.6 18 5.5 4.9 19

8.2 5.2 20 4.3 5.1 21 3.6 3.1 22

l.O 1.4 23 0.4 0.8 24 0.3 0.7 25 3.4 3.2 26 0.5 0.7 27

0.1 0.2 28 (Z) 0.2 29 0.3 0.8 30 (Z) (Z) 31 (Z) (Z) 32 (Z) 0.1 33 0.1 0.2 34

2.2 3.8 35 2.6 2.2 36

(NA) (Z) 37 6.9 3.7 38

15.0 9.2 39 0.4 0.1+ 40 0.1 0.1 41 0.3 0.2 42 (Z) (Z) 43

0.4 0.6 44 0.4 0.6 45 0.2 0.3 46 0.1 0.1 47

0.1 0.4 48 (Z) (Z) 49 0.1 0.2 50 (Z) (Z) 51

0.1 0.2 52 l.O 0.8 53 (Z) 0.1 54 1.6 0.9 55 2.2 1.2 56 0.1 0.1 57 1.3 0.8 58 0.1 0.2 59

17.9 17.8 60 2.2 l.S 61 0.8 0.5 62

850 GENERAL REPORT

npcv nos. , oe ·ex··. poroon ·ngoo nrc ba.scd on totnl

Table 10.-APPLES-FARMS REPORTING, TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, TREES OF BEARING AGE, AND rooea not include datn for fo.rma with less than 20 trooa or ffi' i s h 1> All t

To'to.l No tre€m of bearing age Losa thun 20 treoB of bonring nr.r.c Trees not of Trees of

Quantity harvested Funna bearing age bearing nge repo1•ting Nonbco.ring trees FUl'llUJ reporting Treco not of bonr1ne ngQ Hegion, d:lvision, Furme nnd Stute rc- 'l're:f.n;

porting Furms FnrmB Furms Per- Per- Per-Farms

o.pplcs re- '.trees re- Trees re- BUBhels Number cent Number

cent Number

cent of rc-

porting por·ting parting of of total totnl to·Lul porting Number PercfJt1l

or tot.nl

1 Uai ted Sta&•a 1 •• ~ 272,917 99,038 6,514,470 238,1.86 2'·,214,8?6 165,141 102,600,603 31.,431 12.6 1, 30? ,031. 20.1 119,824 1.3.9 39,25? 1,1? 16ll0 ()./,

2 The North1 •••• 132,709 51t, 346 3,244,293 113,192 12,952, 56'7 69,899 50,277,494 19,517 14.7 741, ?52 22.9 56,858 42.8 ;:.n,651, 211., 896 The Southl •••• 6,(\ 3 98,939 31,/tlf~ 1,1 ... 54, 525 88,635 5, 805,540 71,626 23,7.32,_521. 10,304 10.1. 284,141. 19.5 42,339 1,2.8 l/, 1162 158,551 10.9 4 The West1 ••••• 1.1, 269 13,2?/t 1,815,652 36,659 5,456, ?69 23,616 28,590,585 ;.,610 11.2 281,138 15.5 20, 62? 50.0 J,;,.a 41., 233 ?..1,

Geographic DiYiaion11r

5 NeW' Englo.nd ••••••••• 7,208 2,626 313,1.14 6,328 1, 436,46/t 3,157 5,1.S8,69U 880 12.2 61,218 19.5 1,138 15.8 556 11,875 3.8 6 Middle A t1nnt1o ••••• 32,032 11,35? 1,215, 15? 28,426 5,249,660 19,892 26, ?59,450 3,606 11.3 219,020 18.0 9,701 30.3 3,370 I.J, ?23 J,(J 7 East North Central.. 54, ?63 22,329 1, 333,892 46,935 5, 351,045 26, 551 11., ?06, 977 7,848 14.3 351,, 781 26.6 21,018 38.1, 8,533 89,809 (),7 8 West North Centra11 • 38,686 18,034 381,830 31,503 915,398 20,299 1,352,369 ?, 183 18.6 106,?33 28.0 25,001 61 •• G 9,195 69,1,89 18.2 9 South Atlanticl, •••• 51,963 14, ?61. 1,151,021 //./,436 1,,657 ,3?8 38,531. 22,185,209 4, 527 8.? 173, 74'7 15.1 18,660 35.9 6,013 ?5,030 6.5 10 East South r~entra11, 38,172 13,906 250.889 33, ?99 862,817 27,429 1,103,899 4,373 11.5 86, 82? 34.6 18,366 1.8.1 ?,030 ?1,,001. 29.5

lJ West Sou·th Ccntra11 • 8,801, 2,?1 ... 8 52,615 7 1 1t00 285,345 5,663 1 .. 43,416 1,1,04 15.9 23' 570 1,4.8 5,313 60.3 1,119 9,517 18.1 12 Mountain1 ••••••••••• 11,283 3,639 J23,047 9,789 1,01.,6,966 6,860 3, ?62,069 1,1.94 13.2 83,1.43 25.8 4,512 40.0 1,048 15, Jl5 1._? 13 Pacific ••••••••••••• 29,986 9,635 1,492,605 26, 8?0 4,409,803 16,756 24, 82t1, 516 3,116 10.1. 19?,695 13.2 16,115 53.? 2,393 28,918 1.9

NG• Ensl~and: 14 Maine •••• .' •••••••••. 1,943 823 91.,023 1,605 290,710 564 616,754 338 17.4 18,490 19,7 241. 12.6 162 4,8?9 5.2 15 New Hampshire ••••••. 921 274 53,045 832 221,700 313 855, 12'1 89 9.7 9,687 18.3 101 11.0 1,1 '7?1 1.5 16 Vermont .•••••••••••• 589 209 26,1?? 527 150,21,9 221, 851, ?71 62 10.5 3,?30 14.2 130 22.1 52 546 2.1 17 Massachusetts ••••••. 1, 792 588 68, ?50 1,613 /,64, 548 8'19 1,?49,963 179 10.0 12,388 18.0 219 12.2 100 1,865 2.7 18 Rhode Island •••••••• 253 ?2 10,171 233 40,712 99 107,376 20 7.9 2,940 28.9 35 13.8 12 91, 0.9 19 Connecticut ..••••.•• 1,?10 660 61,248 1, 518 268, 5/t5 1,078 1,2?7,?0? 192 11.2 13,983 22.8 1.09 23.9 189 J, ?20 6.1

Middle Aala.ntia:

20 Ne\.1 York •.•••••••••• 10,750 3,881 560,429 9,468 2, 934,272 6,05.5 18,371,352 1, 282 11.9 93,666 16.7 2,196 20.4 7?6 12,6?1 2.3 2l New Jersey •.•••••••• 1,899 71.6 116,81.8 1, 599 522, ?27 1,155 2, ?24, 6?3 300 15.8 33,835 29.0 534 28.1 191 1,, 19/~ 3.(, 22 Pennsylvania •••••••• 19,383 6, ?30 537,880 17,359 1, ?92,661 12,682 7,663,425 2,02/1' 10.4 91,519 17.0 6,9?1 36.0 2,403 26,858 5.0

East Nol!tb Centr&-al:

23 Ohio •••••••••••••••• 15,801 5,663 295,19? 13,658 1,235,020 8,713 3,159,073 2,143 13.6 84,426 28.6 6,229 39.1 ... 2,129 21.,896 8.1, 21. Indiana., ••• , •••••••• 6,99/t 3,082 153,11.5 5, ?86 /t54, 136 3,980 1,330,286 1,208 1?.3 43,996 28.? 3,142 1,1,,9 1,228 13,122 B.G 25 Illinois .••••••••••• 8,966 1,,1.52 214,195 ?, 360 690, 2'·'· 3, 591 1,906,469 1,606 17.9 43,1.51. 20.3 5,189 5?.9 2,196 15,552 ?.J 26 Michigo.n .••••••••••• 11,,411 1 .. ,8?8 498,831 12,524 2,398,557 6,181 ?,29?,31.1 1, 88? 13.1 11.2,159 28.5 3,320 23.0 1,060 ·13,1+91 2.7 27 Wisconsin .••••.••••. 8,611 4,254 172,524 '7,60? 5?3,088 4,086 1,013,808 1,004 11.7 40,746 23.6 3,138 36.4 1,920 22, ?1,8 13.2

West North Central:

28 Minnesota •••••.••••• 3,443 1,99.:3 79,949 2,?44 1271535 1,?58 190,373 699 20.3 17,896 22.4 1, 802 52.3 986 9,591 12.0 29 Iowa •••••••••••••••• 10,251 6,144 87,531. 8,172 169,376 4,971 ... 139,660 2,079 20.3 30,979 35.4 6, 583 61t,2 3, 518 26, ?37 30.5 30 Missouri •••••.•••..• 1'7,085 5, ?59 142,261 14,1.20 439,046 9, 543 812,066 2,665 15.6 39,822 28.0 11,44A 6?.0 2,623 18,445 lJ.O 31 North Do..kota. ••••.•.• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 32 South Dakota ••••••.• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 33 Nebraska., •••••••••• 3,?33 2,197 28,868 2,904 56,260 2,138 56,372 829 22.2 a, ;1.9 29.6 2,441 65.1. 1,191 9,291 32.2 34 Kansas •••••••••••..• 4,174 1,941 43,218 3,263 123,181 1,886 153,898 911 21.8 9,1.8? 22.0 2, ?31 65.4 8?? 5,425 12.6

South Atlant.ia:

35 Delaware ••.•••••..•. 157 ?6 9,922 126 42,896 84 320,195 31 19.? 2, 591 26.1 45 28.? 20 459 4.6 36 Mary1nnd ••• , ••.••••• 1, 776 645 112,797 1,549 321,1t23 1,1?6 1, 502,107 227 12.8 6, 737 6.0 625 35.2 218 2, ?2? 2.4 37 District of Columbia (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 38 Virginio. •••••••••••• 14,51.4 4,363 493,016 13,202 2,283,565 10,726 12,26?,528 1,342 9.2 74,138 15.0 4,406 30.3 1,533 1'7,60? 3.6 39 West Virginia •••..•• 15,835 3,813 285,097 14,857 1,161.,933 12,039 6,393,210 978 6.2 22,456 ?.9 5,038 31.8 1,688 21,0?1~ '7.4 40 North Carolina ....... 19,651 5,867 250,189 17,702 844, 561 14,509 1,?02,169 1,949 9.9 67,825 2?.1 8,546 '*3.5 2, 55/t JJ, 163 13.3 41 South Carolina •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 42 Georgia ............... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

43 Florida .............. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Hll11t Soatb Central:

44 Kentucky •••••••••••• 16,891 6,23? 128,561 14,989 424,992 12,669 600,38? 1,902 11.3 '·1, 590 32.4 6,81.3 1,0.5 2,991, 36 1 1o23 28.3

45 Tennessee ••••••••••• 21,281 ?,669 122,328 18,810 437,825 14,760 503 512 2,471 11.6 45,237 3?.0 11,523 51 •• 1 '~, OJ6 37,581 30.?

46 Alabama ••••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (.NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

47 Mississippi ••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Weat Soutb Ceutralz

48 Arko.nso.a •••••••••••• 8,804 2,748 52,615 7,400 285,345 5,663 443,416 1,404 15.9 23, 5?0 44.8 5,313 60.3 1,119 9, 517 18.1

49 Louisiana ••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

50 Oklahoma •••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ~~~l (NA) (NA)

51 Texas ••••••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Me-taia1

1,135 318 5,378 1,019 67,899 802 86,913 116 10.2 1,634 30,4 380 33.5 120 1,298 21 •• 1 52 Montana. .............. 2.2 53 Idaho ••••••••••••••• 1,676 645 115,448 1,1.12 195,549 928 1,055,8?3 264 15.8 23,588 20.1, 7?6 46.3 201 2,555

(NA) 54 Wyoming ••••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

3.8 55 Colorado .......... , •• 2,299 741 85,4?2 1,99? . 321,349 1,236 1,443, 560 302 13.1 22,998 26.9 755 32.8 1?9 3,229

?.1 56 New Mexico ............ 3,334 1,129 ?0,124 2,892 290,244 2,165 735,415 442 13.3 19,587 27.9 1,299 39.0 316 5,002

(NA) 57 Arizona ••••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

3,231 6.9 58 Utah····-••••••····· 2,839 806 46,625 2,469 171,925 1,729 440,.308 370 13.0 15,636 33.5 1,302 1.5.9 232

(NA) 59 Nevada ................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pacific: 1.3

60 Wo.ehington ........... 10,318 4,509 1,134,114 9,403 2,436,108 7,431 20,960,1?5 915 8.9 135,975 12.0 1.,393 42.6 783 14,611. 6.4

61 Oregon •••••••••••••• 9,7?6 2,_1 ... 77 142,231 8,963 '·70, 112 6,213 2,133,016 813 8.3 33,909 23.8 6,21t9 63.9 1,105 9,125 2.1,

62 Cn1ifornia •••••••••• 9,892 2,649 216,260 8,504 1,503,583 3,112 1, ?35, 325 1, 388 14.0 27,811 12.9 5,473 55.3 505 5,1?9

See footnotes o. t end of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 851

QUANTITY HARVESTED, CLASSIFIED BY TREES OF BEARING AGE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 t t 1 f i ; t tal f Ullilti ty hnrvostedl] rorms roporting nonbea.ring or beDr ng reoa, 0 • 0 non en.r ng or oar ng reea, or 0 0 q

LcSfl tho.n 20 troea ot bearing age Continued 20 to 99 treeo of bearing age 100 to 199 trees of bearing age

Forma Treee not of QunntHy hArvested Fn:rnw Trees not of

Trees of bearing age Quantity harvested reporting bca.ring age Trees of bearing age reporting bearing age

Troao Bushel a Tree a Tree a BUDhels Trees Per- Per~ Fnrnw

Furma Fo:rma Farms Farms Fnms Per- cent re- Per-Per- Per- Per- Per-ro- Number oent. re- re- re- Number of port- cent rc- oent cent of cent porting cent porting Number cc::nt N1.ll'llber

porting Number porting Number porting Number Number of total ing of ·of of total of of totlll' to till to till totoJ. total total

119,82/t 1,052,348 4.3 77,922 1,160, ?88 1.1 87,75? 32.2 13,936 434,484 6.7 87,757 2,858,951 11.8 61,803 3,627,852 3.5 10,260 3.8 2,424 294,132 4.5 1

56,858 481,924 3.7 33,801 415,012 0.8 38,536 29.0 7,286 236,415 7.3 38,536 1,322,24? 10.2 22,436 1,444,10.5 2.9 5,889 4.4 1,326 152,379 4.7 2 1+2,339 't24,010 ?.J 33,268 572,869 2.4 '·0~ 722 41.2 5,361 130,758 9.0 40,722 1,221,470 21.0 33,396 1,572, 560 6.6 2,405 2.4 1,21 51,669 3.6 J 20,62? 1116,1,14 2.7 10,853 172,907 0.6 8,499 20.6 1,289 67,311 3.7 8,499 315,234 5.8 5,971 611,187 2.1 1,966 4.8 677 90,084 5.0 4

1,138 12,364 0.9 556 11,712 0.2 3,133 43.5 499 21,218 6.8 3,133 117,598 8.2 1,234 128,311 2.4 656 9.1 132 35;j~ 3.7 5 9, ?01 98,673 1.9 6,452 140,171 0.5 12,060 37.6 2,131 71,873 5.9 12,060 421,492 8.0 8,096 697,204 2.4 2,120 6.6 450 4.4 6

21,018 191,726 3.6 11,155 11,5,235 1.0 17,984 32.8 3,423 108,280 8.1 17,984 619,282 11.6 9, 389 504,313 3.1. 2,656 1 •• 8 601 63,875 4.8 7 25,001 179,161 19.6 15,638 117,89'· 8.7 5,359 13.9 1,233 35,044 9.2 5,359 163,875 17.9 3,717 114,277 8.5 457 1.2 143 23,730 6.2 8 18,660 203,82? 4,4 14,927 312,555 1.4 24,543 1,7.2 2,877 77,847 6.8 24,:>43 744,695 16.0 19,815 1,058,477 4.8 1,672 3.2 305 35,007 J.O 9 18,366 180,062 20.9 11.,423 212,485 19.2 11., 537 38.1 2,317 48,267 19.2 14,537 423,839 49.1 12,226 457,243 41.4 539 1.4 93 13,906 5.5 10 5,313 40,121 14.1 3,918 47,829 ,w.a 1,61+2 18.7 167 4,644 8.8 1,642\ 52,9361 18.6 1,355 56,840 12.8 194 2.2 23 2,756 5.2 11 1,,512 35,791 3.4 2,770 63,840 1.7 3,331 29.5 575 24,305 7.5 J,J31 127,885 12.2 2,426 284,384 7.6 73? 6.5 160 17,092 5.3 12

16,115 110,623 2.5 8,083 109,067 0,1, 5,168 17.2 714 43,006 2.9 5,168 187,349 4.2 3,545 326,803 l.J 1,229 4.1 517 72,992 4.9 lJ

244 3,332 1.1 98 2,670 0.4 897 46.2 156 7,723 8.2 897 31,109 10.7 217 14,191 2.3 166 8.5 36 3,619 3.8 14 101 1,001 0.5 29 289 (Z) 389 42.2 :;4 1,878 3,5 389 15,449 7.0 91 7,458 0.9 100 10.9 12 1,216 2.3 15 130 1,377 0,9 44 471 0.1 242 41.1 JJ 1,871 7.1 242 8,665 5.8 72 8,243 1.0 42 7.1 8 381 1.5 16 219 2,192 0.5 98 1,861 0.1 721 40.2 112 4,329 6.3 721 30,162 6.5 JOB 40,954 2.3 206 11.5 37 2,672 3.9 17

35 347 0.9 lJ 141 0.1 125 49.1.,. 16 1,092 10.7 125 4,700 11.5 J6 2,053 1.9 23 9.1 J JOO 2.9 18 409 4,115 1.5 274 6,280 0.5 759 44.4 128 4,325 7.1 759 27,513 10.2 510 55,1 .. 12 4.3 119 7.0 36 3,283 5.4 19

2,196 2l;~l~ 0,8 1,5~ 28,096 0.2 3,354 31.2 513 23,168 4.1 33:>4 129,569 4.4 1,822 221, JJ2 1.2 1,038 9.7 208 2~~~~~ 4.8 20 534 0.9 11,422 0.4 596 31./t 97 4,121 3.5 '596 22,862 4.4 394 55,239 2.0 121 6.4 26 1.,7 2l

6,9?1 ?0,092 3.9 4,885 100,653 l.J 8,110 41.8 1, 521 44,584 8.3 8,110 269,061 15.0 5,880 420,633 5.5 961 5.0 216 20,731 3.9 22

6,229 58,966 4.8 3,871 54,096 1.7 5,280 33.4 839 27,022 9.2 5,280 188,601 15.3 3,224 176,585 5.6 842 5.3 139 13,415 4.5 23 3,142 28,264 6.2 2,149 29,233 2.2 1,926 27.5 386 12,884 8.4 1,926 62,811. 13.8 1,264 72,823 5,5 287 4.1 78 9,609 6.3 24 5,189 JB, 331 5.6 2,295 17,757 0.9 1,464 16.3 355 11,884 5.5 1,464 48,741 7.1 ?02 1.6, 569 2.4 179 2.0 62 6,867 3.2 25 3,320 33,611 1.4 1,189 24,178 0,3 5,515 38.3 813 34,165 6.8 5,515 200,25/~ 8.3 2,270 144,179 2.0 1,078 7.5 230 23,106 4.6 26 3,138 32,554 5.7 1,651 19,9TI 2.0 3,799 44.1 1,030 22,325 12.9 3, ?99 118,872 20.7 1,929 64,157 6.3 270 3.1 92 10,878 6.3 27

1,802 14,970 1.7 1,107 8,568 4.5 782 22.7 227 5,342 6.7 782 23,505 18.4 525 17,848 9.4 60 1.7 25 9,657 12.1 28 6,583 50,974 0.1 3,961 29,562 21.2 1,387 13.5 461 10,631 12.1 1,387 40,297 23.8 858 21,867 15.7 79 0.8 29 5,810 6.6 29

11,444 7?, 575 7.7 7,302 56,588 7.0 2,443 14.3 336 12,880 9.1 2,443 76,707 17.5 1, 788 55,590 6.8 221 1.3 35 J~~~j 2.8 JO (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 31 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) · (NA) (NA:) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 32

2,441 17,661 31.1. 1,770 13,0?6 23.2 396 10.6 119 J,9J6 13.6 396 11,792 21.0 309 11,937 21.2 34 0.9 37 1,701 5.9 JJ 2,?31 17,981 4.6 1,498 10,100 6.6 351 8.4 90 2,255 5.2 351 11,571. 9.4 237 7,035 4.6 63 1.5 17 2,605 6.0 34

45 406 0.9 27 696 0.2 51 32.5 12 294 3.0 51 1,788 4.2 31 6,177 1.9 10 6,4 2 153 1.5 35 625 5,878' 1.8 41.6 9,668 0.6 699 39.4 129 4,132 3.7 699 2J, 758 7.4 536 44,067 2.9 67 3,8 19 2,431 2.2 36

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 4,406 46,:>41 2.0 3,466 63,437 0.5 6,948 4?.8 860 27,421 5.6 6,948 217,255 9.5 5,598 309,897 2.5 601 4.1 141 14,698 J.O JB 5,038 56,860 4.9 3,991 106,016 1.7 8,871 56.0 943 22,954 8.1 8,871 267,754 23.0 7,189 420,820 6.6 470 3.0 1.2 3,609 1.3 39 8,546 94,142 11.1 6,997 132,738 7.8 7,974 40.6 933 23,046 9.2 7,974 234,140 27.7 6,461 277,516 16.3 524 2.7 101 14,116 5.6 40

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 41 (NA) (NA) (NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 42 (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 43

6,843 70,138 16.5 5,620 87,925 14.6 7,679 45.5 1,241 25,744 20.0 7,679 224,764 52.9 6,630 253,376 42.2 295 1.7 57 9,608 7.5 44 11,523 109,924 25,1 8,803 124,560 24.7 6,858 32.2 1,076 22,523 18.4 6,858 199,075 45.5 5,596 203,867 40.5 244 1.1 36 4,298 3.5 45 (NA) (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) · (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 46 (NA) (NA (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 47

5,313 40,121 14,1 3,918 47,829 10.8 1,642 18.7 167 4,644 8,8 1,642 52,936 18.6 1,355 56,840 12.8 194 2.2 23 2,756 5.2 48 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 49 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 50 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 51

380 3,351 4.9 299 5,836 6.7 486 't2.8 68 1,328 24.7 486 16,579 24.4 372 23,344 26.9 69 6.1 8 325 6.0 52 ??6 (NA)

6,049 3.1 429 6,447 0.6 397 23.7 77 3,862 3,3 39? 13,927 7.1 277 26,414 2.5 70 4.2 26 4,610 4.0 53 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) :;4 755 5,638 1.8 404 13,069 0.9 670 29.1 116 ; 3,841' 4.5 6?0 24,940 7.8 377 40,690 2.8 186 8.1 34 4,285 5.0 55 1,299 (NA)

10,901 3.8 837 25,082 3.4 1,041 31.2 210 9I~Z 13.5 1,041 42,022 14.5 831 128,656 17.5 217 6.5 :;4 4,301 6.1 56 (NA) (NA) (NA.) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 57 1,302 9,852 5.7 801 13,406 3;o 737 26.0 104 5, 785 12.4 737 30,417 17.7 569 65,280 14.8 195 6.9 38 3,571 7.7 58 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 59

4,393 39,789 1.6 2,989 51,639 0.2 1,855 18.0 323 26,495 2.3 1,855 67,862 2.8 1,374 240,829 1.1 575 5.6 372 53,264 4.7 60 6,249 5,473

48,260 10.3 4,22? :>4,082 2.5 1,990 20.4 214 7,182 5.0 1,990 64,276 13.7 1,388 65,766 3.1 242 2.5 60 ?,888 5.5 6l 22,574 1.5 867 3,346 0.2 1,323 13.4 1?7 9,329 4.3 1,323 55,211 3.7 783 20,208 1.2 412 4.2 85 11,840 5.5 62

852 GENERAL REPORT

Table 10.-APPLES-FARMS REPORTING, TREES NOT OF ~EARING AGE, TREES OF BEARING AGE, AND QUANTITY I Do·w not include lnt ro 1' HI 1 tl 20 t i A "" . ( " r nrms w 1 ess '"" · 'l'ees or grupcv nes. Soe toxt. Ll PG1'0(.!n'Lnf!81:l nrc baoed on Lot11 l

100 t.o 199 trees of bearing age-Continued 200 to l.t99 trees of bearing o.ge

Trees or bearing nee Quw1 t.i t.y horvcs·t.ed Ff.tl'1ll8 reporting Hcgion,

Trees not of bearing nge Trees of bearing ugc Quantity lmrvcs Led

division, Trees Bushels T1•ees tu'l.d State Trees Dushcla

Fo.nns Fanns Percent Furrn::; Forms Fnrmo rc- Pcrc£<nt. re- Percent Number of rc- Percent re~ Pcrc~:mt. re- Percent por·Ung Number of porting Number of toto.l porting Number of porting Numbcl' of portinr; Nwnbor or total total totul t.ot.u.l toto.l

1 U.S1 ....... 10, 2()0 1, 278,005 5.3 ?, 532 3,11?,322 3.0 10,685 3.9 3,841 712, 5J1 10.9 10,6tV. 3,173,010 13.1 ll, '106 12,SW>,.n;. 12.3

2 The North1 • 5,~89 737, 586 1 5.7 3,848 1, 541,331 3.1 6,138 4.6 1,860 332,568 10.3 6, 1J8 1,811,706 11 .. 0 '~,(>23 ),833,3?5 11.6 3 The South1 • 2,1.05 280,771 ; •. s 2,073 482,800 2.0 1,641 1.? /~66 M, 628 6.2 1,640 1.63, 990 8.0 1,.~53 1,235,66[! 5.2 4 The West1 •• 1,966 259,646 1 ... 8 1,611 1,093,191 3.8 2,906 '/.0 1,515 290,335 16.0 2, 906 89?,3Vt 16,1, 2,630 5,516,3?1 19.3

Goo. DiT·.:

5 N.E ..... 656 81,585 5.? 328 1!,1, 858 2.6 ?20 10.0 191 28,699 9.2 no 209,221. 11,,6 /,48 592,259 10.8 6 M.A ..... 2,120 266,287 5.1 1,479 855,239 3.0 2,201 6.9 6'70 108,093 8.9 2,201 6?6, 71,5 12.5 1, 707 3,162,326 11.0 ? E.N.C ••• 2,65b 3Jt,, lYU 6.2 l,6RO 1,93,881 3.4 2,832 5.2 8?? 16(J, 555 12.5 2,832 83b,052 15.6 2,156 1, 91.7' 197 13.2 8 W .N.C1 .. 45'7 55,524 6.1 361 50,353 3.? 385 1.0 122 29,221 7.'1 385 109,685 12.0 312 131,593 9.? 9 S.A1 .... 1,6?2 191.., 972 4.2 1,1,36 386,854 1.? 1,23? 2.lt 384 75,215 6. 5 1,2J6 JM~, 781. 7.5 1,103 1,081.,048 1.,9 10 E.S.C1 .. 539 63,265 ?.3 4?2 ?0, ?90 6.1. 259 0.7 63 11,066 4.4 259 ?3, 845 8.6 21$ 90,034 8.2 11 \,'.C:.c 1 .. 19/, 22,531, ?.9 165 25,156 5.7 145 1.6 19 3,347 6.1. 145 41,361 M.5 132 61,586 13.9 12 Mt1 •••.• '73? 91., 1.87 9.0 590 280,857 7.5 762 6.8 194 38,498 11.9 762 215,835 20.6 654 770,551 20,5 13 Pnc •.••• 1,229 165,161 3.? 1,021 812, 331 .. 3.3 2,144 ?.2 l,J21 251,83? 16.9 2,11.1 .. 681,1 .. ?9 15.5 1,976 4,71 .. 5,820 19.1

N.E.,

14 Maine ••• 166 lg, 803 6.8 59 5,072 0.8 151 7.8 41 8,180 8.? 151 42, ?91 14.? 69 1,5,029 ?.3 15 N.H ..... 100 12,21 .. 9 5.5 36 10, ?08 1.3 122 13.2 20 3,582 6.8 122 33, 8?9 15.3 55 62,265 ?.3 16 Vt ...... 42 ,.,862 3.2 19 11.,422 1.? 40 6.8 10 1,339 5.1 40 12,310 8.2 2'· 3t.,H52 4.1 1? Mass ..•. 20·~ 26,938 5.8 115 60,050 3.4 253 14.1 66 ?,408 10.8 253 74,825 16.1 1?6 258,166 14.8 18 R.I. .... 23 2,815 6.9 l3 4,104 3.8 23 9.1 I, 375 3.? 23 6,550 16.1 12 10, 18/y 9.5 19 Conn •••• 119 11~,918 5.6 86 47' 502 3.? 131 ?.? 50 7,815 12.8 131 38,869 14.5 112 181,763 14.2

M.A.,

20 N.Y ..... 1,038 132,569 1 •. 5 647 524,748 2.9 1,31.5 12.5 380 59,121 10.5 1,345 398, ?6? 13.6 98? 2,237,433 12.2 21 N.J ..... 121 15' 885 3.0 86 45,1.73 1.? 165 8.7 4~) ?, 318 6.3 165 52,919 10.1 13? 192,923 7.1 22 Pa ••...• 961 117 ,t-:33 L,6 746 285,018 3.? 691 J.6 21.5 /,1,654 ?.? 691 205,059 11.1. 583 731,970 9.6

E. N.C.'

23 Ohio .... 81,.2 104,461 8.5 564 156,230 1,..9 ?16 4.5 1?6 30,689 10.4 716 208,201 16.9 539 43? .. 936 13.9 24 Ind ..•.. 28'7 J5, 506 7.8 207 62,145 4.? 259 3.? 94 21,351 13.9 259 ?5,916 16.? 206 232} 509 1?.5 25 Ill. .... 1?9 22,7:'.1 3.3 122 J6, 503 1.9 248 2.8 90 21,034 9.8 248 75,556 10.9 205 201~) 31 .. 3 10.?· 26 Mich .... 1,078 137,430 5. 7 609 1()8,971 2.? 1,374 9.5 398 ?0,253 11~.1 1,374 409,09? 1?.1 1,02? 961,,656 13.2 2? Wis ••••• 2?0 3'~,052 5.9 17B 40,032 3.9 235 2.? 119 23,228 13.5 235 6?,282 11.? 1?9 10? J ?53 10.6

W.N.C.'

28 Minn •••• 60 ?,265 5.? .\0 5,067 2.? 55 1.6 22 6,889 8.6 55 15,562 12.2 1.5 22,325 11.7 29 Iowa .••• 79 9,986 5.9 60 9,836 ?.0 ?3 0.? 29 4,266 4.9 ?3 20,4?1 12.1 53 23' 59? 16.9 JO Mo •••••• 221 26,592 6.1 183 27,108 3.3 169 1.0 39 10,455 ?.3 169 48,609 11.1 11.0 57,949 ?.1 31 N.Dak ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 32 S.Dak ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) J3 Nebr •••• Jl. 3,972 ?.1 28 2,795 5.0 18 0.5 11 1, 778 6.2 18 5,115 9.1 1? 6,439 11.4 34 Kans •••• 6J ?,?0? 6.3 50 5, 54? 3.6 ?0 1.? 21 5,83J 13.5 ?0 19,928 16.2 5? 21,283 13.8

S.A.,

J5 Del, •••• 10 1,270 3.0 e 4,1,80 1.4 4 2.5 1 50 0.5 I, 1,100 2.6 3 2,250 0.7 36 Md ...... 6? 8,040 2.5 54 22,450 1.5 68 3.8 20 4,1.79 4.0 67 18,896 5.9 53 62)681 4.2 37 D.C ..... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 38 Va. •••••• 601 ?0, ?43 J.l 512 177' '·92 1.1 .. 543 J.7 15? 24,661 5.0 51 .. 3 155,04.3 6.8 490 611,65? 5.0 39 W.Va ..... 470 53,248 1 •. 6 410 ?3,600 1.2 240 1.5 44 15,055 5.3 240 65,198 5.6 216 1?1,650 2.7 40 N.C ..... 524 61,671 ?.3 452 108,832 6.1. 382 1.9 162 30,9?0 12.4 382 108,54? 12.9 341 235,810 13.9 41 S.C ..... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 42 Go. •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 43 Fla ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

E. S.C.'

44 Ky ...... 295 34,1,01 8.1 26? I,J,OBO ?.2 126 0.? 28 5,821 4.5 126 35,669 8.4 108 51,005 8.5 45 Tenn •••• 21 .. 1, 28,864 6.6 205 2?, ?10 5.5 133 0.6 35 5,21.5 4.3 133 J8,176 B.? 110 39,029 ?.8 46 Ala •. , •. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NAl iNA) 4? Miss •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA NA)

w.s.c., 48 Ark ..... }9/, 22,534 7.9 165 25,1.56 5.? 145 1.6 19 J, 3L,? 6.4 145 41,361 14.5 132 61,586 13.9

49 La ••••.• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

50 Okla ••.• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

51 Tex ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Mt.'

Mont ••.• 69 8,218 12.1 60 13,986 16.1 60 5.3 6 ?93 14.7 60 16,699 21to6 50 25,185 29.0 52

?J 133,165 12.6 53 Idaho ... ?0 9,394 4.1! 64 40,900 ).9 82 lta9 29 10,055 8.? 82 23,696 12.1

(NA) 54 Wyo ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2?9,052 19.3 55 Colo •••• 186 23,832 ?.It 121, 84,296 5.8 221 9.6 49 10,17/t 11.9 221 63,1 .. 85 19.8 180

26.1 56 N.Mex .... 217 28,331 9.8 190 81,891 11.1 225 6.? 6? 10,820 15.4 225 62,878 21.? 20J 191, ?60

(NA) 5? Ariz .... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

32.1 58 Utah .... 195 21., 712 1'+.4 152 59, ?81,. 13.6 17'· 6.1 43 6,656 14.3 l?lt '·9,077 28.5 v.8 11.1,.189

(NA) 59 Nev ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Pee.:

3.3 1,28? 12.5 1,021. 208, ?32 18.4 1,28? 413,266 1?.0 1,262 4,217' 739 20.1 60 Wash •••• 5?5 80,68? 3.3 536 ?00,432 18.0 61 Oreg .... 242 30,567 6.5 189 82,1.?4 3.9 261 2.? 130 23,093 16.2 261 . 81.,679 18.0 209 381.,488

8.3 62 Calif ... 412 53,90? J.6 296 29,428 1.? 596 6.0 16? 20,012 9.3 596 183,5.3/t 12.2 505 143,593

NA Not available. z 0.05 percent or less. 1Totals for States for which data are available.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL!IES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 853

HARVESTED, CLASSIFIED BY TREES OF BEARING AGE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954~Continued b t t.al f t t 1 or a tit harvested] farms reporting non ear ne or eur n(! :rr:ea, 0 0 non eo:r· ng or enr ng - rees, or 0 6 qu n y

500 t.o 999 trees of bearing aee 1, 000 or more trees of bearing age

Fnme Trees not of Treos or bearing age Quanti·ty harvested Farma Trees not of Trees or bearing age Quantity harvestE=d repol'ting beo.ring a.ec reporting bearing age

Tree a Trees Bushela Trees Trees Bushels Per- Farms Forms Farms Per- Farms Farms Farms

: cant re- Per- re- Per- re- Per- Number cent re- Per- re- Per- re- Per-Number of port- c<mt port- cent port- cent of port- cent port- cent port-

Number c-:;nt Nwnber Number Number Number Nwnber total !ng of ing of ing of total lng of ing of ing of

· total total total total total total

5,071 1.9 2,383 746,102 11.5 5,072 3,376, 573 13.9 1.,534 16,1?5,700 15.8 4,889 1.8 2,766 2,602,507 39.9 4,889 12,475,989 51.5 4,61.4 65,933,527 61,,3 1

2,R72 2.2 1,176 352,716 10.9 2,872 1,924,023 14.9 2,474 8,181,870 16.3 2,899 2.2 1,527 1,213,567 37.4 2,899 6,675,081 51.5 2,717 32,861,801 65.4 2 675 0.7 260 91,516 6.3 676 '~38, 367 7.6 625 1,655,059 7.0 853 0.9 444 648,259 4.6 853 2,976,932 51.3 811 18,213,568 76.7 3

1,524 3.7 947 301,870 16.6 1,524 1,014,183 18.6 1,435 6,338, 771 22.2 1,137 2.8 795 740,681 1.0.8 1,137 2,823,976 51.8 1,116 14,858,158 52.0 4

:M6 4.8 175 1.0,3?0 12.9 346 230,301 16.0 285 975,985 1?.9 335 4.6 193 138,563 4.2 335 785,392 54.? 306 3,608,573 66.1 5 1,094 3,1~ 460 151,986 12.5 1,094 735,094 14.0 971 4,48?,814 15.6 1,250 3.9 670 567,159 46.7 1, 250 3,071,369 58.5 1,187 19,416,696 67.5 6 1,273 2.3 466 133,206 10.0 1,273 850,556 15.9 1,078 2,522, 530 17.2 1,172 2.1 581 417,386 31.3 1,172 2, 519,239 '~? .1 1,093 9,093,821 6l.e 7

159 0.4 75 27' 154 7.1 1!>9 108,072 11.8 1/.0 195,541 14.5 142 0.4 83 90,459 23.7 142 299,081 32.7 131 742,711 54.9 8 561 1.1 237 81,951 7.1 562 364,645 7.8 525 1,546,758 7.0 763 1.5 421 632,224 54.9 763 2, 800,455 60.1 728 17,796,517 80.2 9

59 0.2 16 7,290 2.9 59 38,461 '·· 5

53 54,698 5.0 39 0.1 14 9, 529 3.8 39 83,345 9.7 37 218,649 19.8 10 55 0.6 7 2,275 4.3 55 35,261 12./t 1,7 53,603 12.1 51 0.6 9 6,506 12.4 51 93,132 32.6 46 1'18,402 !.1...7 11

269 2.4 85 37,321 11.6 269 172,790 16.5 246 681,180 18.1 178 1.6 83 107,073 33.1 178 1,00,178 38.2 174 1,681,257 /..4, 7 12 1,255 4.2 862 264,549 17.7 1,255 841,393 19.1 1,189 5,657, 591 22.8 959 3.2 712 633,608 42.4 959 2,423, 798 55.0 942 13,17E,901 53.1 13

76 3.9 42 12,569 13.4 76 .f-9, 154 16.9 57 115,880 18.8 71 3.7 48 38,563 41.0 71 141., 521 49.7 64 433,912 70.4 14 67 7.3 28 8,048 15.2 67 45,288 20.4 53 153,527 18.0 53 5.8 30 27,863 52.5 53 113,834 51.3 49 620,880 ?2.6 15 30 5.1 20 4,310 16.5 30 21,285 14.2 28 157,662 18.5 43 7.3 24 14,000 53.5 43 101,750 67.7 37 636,121 74.7 16

109 6.1 48 9,486 13.8 109 ?4,019 15.9 87 335,057 19.1 105 5.9 46 30,602 LJ., 5 105 256,412 55.2 95 1,053,8'75 60.2 17 15 5.9 9 890 8.8 15 8,450 20.8 14 36,109 33.6 12 4.7 8 4,480 44.0 12 17,850 43.8 11 54, 7e5 51.0 18 49 2.9 28 5,067 8.3 49 32,105 12.0 46 177,750 13.9 51 3.0 37 23,055 3?.6 51 151,025 56.2 50 809,0CO 63.3 19

?37 6.9 312 81,860 14.6 737 491,194 16.7 646 3,337,559 18.2 798 7.4 410 262,893 46.9 798 1, 758,334 59.9 757 12, 022, 1St .. 65.4 20 65 3.4 19 6,195 5.3 65 52,799 10.1 56 230,103 8.4 118 6.2 68 55,663 47.6 118 373,520 71.5 111 2,189,513 80.4 21

292 1.5 129 63,931 11.9 292 191,101 10.7 269 920,152 12.0 334 1.7 192 248,603 46.2 334 939,515 52.4 319 5,204,999 67.9 22

324 2.1 111 :n, 540 10.7 324 218,634 17.7 275 657,829 20.8 267 1.7 126 83,209 28.2 267 456,157 36.9 240 1,6?6,397 53.1 23 85 1.2 38 11,238 7.3 85 56,857 12.5 72 189,673 14.3 87 1.2 50 40,945 26.7 87 194,779 42.9 82 743,903 55.9 24

125 1.4 54 21,916 10.2 125 84,289 12.2 115 252,009 13.2 155 1.7 89 93,488 43.6 155 420,586 60.9 152 1,349,2~8 70.8 25 661 4.6 227 59,516 11.9 661 439,589 18.3 551 1,339,726 18.4 576 4.0 263 156,141 31.3 576 1,178,576 49.1 535 4, 625,631 63.4 26 78 0.9 36 8,996 5.2 78 51,187 8.9 65 83,293 8.2 87 1.0 53 43,603 25.3 87 269,141 47.0 84 698,602 68.9 27

19 0.6 11 4,157 5.2 19 13,573 10.6 15 33,105 17.4 26 0.8 23 26,417 33.0 26 52,660 41.3 26 103,1.60 54.3 28 32 0.3 20 5, 506 6.3 32 21,056 12.4 29 35,428 25.4 18 0.2 8 3,605 4.1 18 26,590 15.7 13 19,370 13.9 29 74 0.4 21. 10,215 7.2 74 so, 572 11.5 65 81.,233 10.4 69 0.4 37 46 487 32.7 69 158,991 36.2 65 530,598 65.3 30

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (Nf..) 31 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 32

9 0.2 6 1,210 4.2 9 5,720 10.2 8 5,075 9.0 6 0.2 4 2,403 8.3 6 12,000 21.3 6 17,050 30.2 33 25 0.6 14 6,066 14.0 25 17,151 13.9 23 37,700 24.5 23 0.6 11 11,547 26.7 23 48,840 39.6 21 72,233 46.9 34

4 2.5 4 2,100 21.2 4 2,550 5.9 3 4,647 1.5 12 7.6 6 4,275 43.1 12 35,782 83.4 12 301,945 94.3 1 35 32 1.8 6 2,819 2.5 33 21,238 6.6 30 88,563 5.9 58 3.3 26 89,472 79.3 58 243,613 75.8 57 1,274,678 84.9 36 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 285 2.0 105 36,096 7.3 285 187,101 8.2 265 923,573 ?.5 419 2.9 225 298,395 60.5 419 1,606,882 70.4 395 10,181,472 83.0 38 83 0.5 25 6,592 2.3 83 51t,039 4.6 79 248,783 3.9 155 1.0 93 193,357 67.8 155 667,831. 57.3 154 5,372,341 84.0 39 157 0.8 97 34,344 13.7 157 99,717 11.8 148 281,192 16.5 119 0.6 71 46,725 18.7 119 246,344 29.2 110 666,081 39.1 40 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 41 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 42 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 43

27 0.2 7 1,'790 1.4 27 17,240 4.1 25 33,637 5.6 19 0.1 8 7,585 5.9 19 42,780 10.1 19 131,364 21.9 4 32 0.2 9 5, 500 4.5 32 21,221 4.8 28 21,061 4.2 20 0.1 6 1,944 1.6 20 40,565 9.3 18 87,285 17.3 45 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 46 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 47

55 0.6 7 2,275 4.3 55 35, 26·1 : 12.4 47 53,603 12.1 51 0.6 9 6,506 12.4 51 93,132 32.6 46 198,402 4.7 48 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 49 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 50 (Nk) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 51

17 1.5 ... ... ... 17 10,742 15.8 15 8,439 9.7 7 0.6 7 12,310 18.1 6 10,123 42 2.5 23 13,428 ... . .. ... 11.6 52

(NA) 11.6 42 25,960 13.3 40 167,841 15.9 '·5 2.7 25 57' 350 49.7 45 116,523 59.6 45 681,106 64.5 53 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 54 101 4.4 29 10,202 11.9 101 66,881 20.8 90 289,122 20.0 64 2.8 32 30,743 36.0 64 136,573 42.5 61 737,331 65 51.1 55

(NA) 1.9 20 8,345 11.9 65 40,630 14.0 59 128,970 17.5 45 1.3 20 12,580 17.9 45 105,482 36.3 45 179,056 24.3 56 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 44 1.5 57

(NA) 13 5,346 11.5 44 28,577 16.6 42 86,808 19.7 17 0.6 6 6,400 13.7 17 29,290 17.0 17 73,641 16.7 58 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 59

770 7.5 627 210,846 18.6 770 510,152 20.9 747 4,818,649 23.0 523 5.1 465 484,188 42.7 523 127 1,324,352 54.4 523 10,930,887 52.2 60 1.3 85 21,395< 15.0 127 86,378 18.4 112 550,190 25.8 94 1.0 358 70 39,639 27.9 94 155,952 33.2 88 996,016 46.7 61 3.6 150 32,308 14.9 358 24,863 16.3 330 288,752 16.6 342 3.5 177 109,781 50.8 342 943,494 62.7 331 1,249,998 ?2.0 62

854 GENERAL REPORT

Table ll.-APPLE8-FARMS REPORTING BY NUMBER OF TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, BY [Does not inalude data for fo.rms with less than 20 trees or grapevines See text Data for all s·tatoa 0 t xoop

Farms reporting by trees not of bearing age Farms reporting by trees of bearing ago

Region, division,

Total 100 to 1,000 Total 1,000 lr500 and state Under 51; 5 to 9

10 to 25 to 50 to 200 to 300 to 500 to Under 25 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to farms trees ; tl·~t:~ 24 49 99 199 299 499 999 or more farms trees 49 99 499 999 to rto reporting\ trees 1 trees \ trees' trees trees trees trees trees reporting trees trees trees trees l,lt99 \1,999

, trees tree A

1 u.s ........ 124,667 (NA) (NA) (NA) 10,084 5,37'7 (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,773 1,127 292,138 200,398 41,327 18,217 22,191 5,084 1,869 945 2 Specified

/States2 •••• 121,647 28,414 28,102 38,983 9,930 5,183 4,300 2,074 1,901 1,684 1,076 282,753 193,845 40,720 '17,782 21,085 4,740 1,729 897

3 The North •• 58,051 13,041 13,102 18,040 5,027 2,954 2,405 1,099 952 908 523 119,367 75,251 17,290 8,810 12,318 2,846 1,080 51,8 4 The South .. 52,678 13,008 13,439 18,827 4,032 1,349 814 371 307 285 246 133,887 100,031 20,434 7,089 4,727 729 304 171 5 The West .... 13,938 (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,025 1,074 (NA) (NA) (NA) 580 358 38,884 25,116 3,603 2,318 5,146 1,509 '·85 2261

I

Goo. DiY.: 6 N.E •.••. 2,754 221 293 748 457 369 285 87 87 118 89 6,377 1,976 1,336 895 1,461 357 128 8'1 7 M.A ••••• 11,906 1,666 1,897 3,685 1,495 957 794 453 399 348 212 29,633 14,223 5,577 3,028 4,472 1,039 ltAl 255 8 E.N.C ••• 23,563 4,607 4,859 7,965 2,252 1,317 1,126 487 393 372 185 49,034 29,076 8,005 1+,01.3 5,525 1,337 442 183 9 \I.N.C ••• 19,828 6,547 6,053 5,642 823 311 200 72 73 70 37 34,323 29,976 2,372 874 860 113 69 23 10 S.A ••••• 20,353 3,153 4,566 8,238 2,075 746 587 272 259 229 228 61,093 40,435' 11,887 4,269 3,195 560 259 131 11 E.S.C ••• 23,622 51848 6,702 8,664 1,615 481 177 57 42 24 12 55,048 44,491 7,309 2,134 949 86 20 36 12 w.s.c ... 8,703 4,007 2,171 1,925 342 122 50 42 6 32 6 17,746 15,105 1,238 686 583 83 25 4 13 Mt •••••• 4,127 (NA) (NA) (NA) 435 347 (NA) (NA) (NA) 71 27 10,842 6,230 1,458 1,099 1,625 263 73 26 14 Pac •...• 9,811 (NA) (NA) (NA) 590 727 (NA) (NA) (NA) 509 331 28,042 18,886 2,145 1,219 3,521 1,246 412 200

N.E.:

15 Maine ... 802 35 57 262 167 90 107 16 21 20 27 1,596 492 352 232 346 84 17 31 16 N.H ••••• 294 16 41 60 50 41 35 10 11 25 5 844 193 181 117 236 70 26 ... 17 Vt •••••• 243 35 25 60 35 21 11 15 5 21 15 519 186 151 25 78 41 15 15 18 Mass •••• 590 40 25 146 120 91 51 16 35 36 30 1,633 405 236 300 458 122 40 26 19 R.I ••••• 75 ... 20 10 20 10 10 ... 5 . .. . .. 217 65 60 31 41 10 10 . .. 20 Conn •••• ?50 95 125 210 65 116 71 30 10 16 12 1,568 635 356 190 302 30 20 15

M.A.:

21 N.Y ••••• 4,062 515 440 1,031 487 388 429 235 266 177 94 9,611 3,187 1,474 1,031 2,412 699 323 161 22 N.J ••••• 795 100 140 150 115 60 80 35 25 60 30 1,779 816 250 240 252 ?Oi 20 16 23 Pa .....• 7,049 1,051 1,317 2,504 893 509 285 183 108 111 88 18,243 10,220 3,853 1,757 1,808 270 98 78

E.N.C.:

24 Ohio •••• 6,153 1,151 1,310 2,147 545 406 279 130 98 36 51 14,452 8,565 2,342 1,35? 1,595 342 108 47 25 Ind ••••• 3,252 710 660 1,116 356 126 154 37 32 46 15 6,193 4,156 933 372 533 116 51 16 26 Ill. .... 4,716 1,350 1,332 1,289 222 111 155 66 91 52 48 7,896 6,246 535 289 551 141 40 30 27 Mich •••• 5,006 685 706 1,422 721 464 416 196 137 201 58 12,853 5,389 2,553 1,424 2,311 644 217 80 28 \lis ••••• 4,436 711 851 1,991 408 210 122 58 35 37 13 7,640 4,720 1,642 571 535 94 26 10

W.N.C.:

29 Minn •••• 2,107 410 583 834 151 50 23 15 11 20 10 2,807 2,184 370 112 95 11 25 ... 30 Iowa .••• 6,341 1,842 2,095/ 1,968 292 70 47 11 6 5 5 8,395 7,5?1 505 145 145 18 6 5 31 Mo •••••• 5,936 2,.393 1, 733 1,405 151 97 74 20 35 27 1 15,035 13,060 1,024 461. 375 48 37 12 32 N.Dak ••• 524 134 149 171 36 18 9 3 3 1 ... 545 491 36 11 7 ... ... ... 33 S.Dak ••• 742 146 210 300 48 19 12 3 2 2 ... 941 768 114 33 25 ... . .. 1 34 Nebr •••• 2,112 660 713 601 76 37 5 5 5 5 5 2,941 2,687 137 62 45 5 ... 5 35 Kans •••• 2,066 962 570 363 69 20 30 15 11 10 16 3,659 3,215 186 47 168 31 1 ...

S.A.:

36 Del ••••• 77 5 10 30 5 10 1 5 ... 10 1 155 105 15 15 8 10 ... ... 37 Md •••••• 689 . 75 186 226 75 25 40 16 20 10 16 1,860 1,106 315 196 121 38 25 20 38 D.C ••••• (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 39 Va •••••• 4,778 570 836 1,840 662 269 217 77 102 103 102 13,864 7,750 3,080 1,259 1,109 264 131 70 40 W.Va •••• 4,071 490 755 1,865 622 148 65 43 12 21 50 15,137 8,979 3,992 1,254 709 81 32 21 41 N.C ••••• 5,909 841 l,J71 2,446 489 212 223 131 105 65.1 26 18,299 I 12,415 3,481 /1,220 952 131 56 10 42 s.c ..... 1,289 292 389 516 40 21 11 ... 10 5 5 2,891 2,435 202 112 122 10 5 5 43 Ga ••• ; •• 3,524 864 1,019 1,315 182 61 30 ... 10 15 28 8,887 7,645 802 213 174 26 10 5 44 Fla •.••• 16 16 ... ... . .. ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ...

E.S.C.:

45 Ky •••••• 6,507 765 1,574 3,077 739 2~7 55 16 10 12 12 15,713 10,855 3,357 1,043 411 20 10 6

46 Tenn •.•• 8,043 1,600 2,264 3,259 642 137 83 15 31 12 ... 19,936 15,728 2,947 820 368 56 5 5

47 AJA ••••• 5,168 1,593 1,707 1,580 159 75 38 15 1 ... . .. 11,870 10,?64 744 212 ll5 10 ... 25

48 Miss ...• 3,904 1,890 1,157 748 75 22 1 11 ... ... . .. 7,529 7,144 261 59 55 ... 5 ...

W.S.C.:

49 Ark ••••• 2,732 832 74b 918 127 31 31 16 1 25 5 7,449 6,014/ 723 335 300 46 10 1

50 La •••••• 473 298 97 46 12 20 ... ... ... ... ... 634 609 15 5 5 ... ... ... 51 Okla •••• 3,020 1,245 837 730 139 32 13 11 5 7 1 6,162 5,301 388 243 191 26 10 1

52 Tex ••••• 2,478 1,632 491 231 64 39 6 15 3,501 3,181 112 103 87 11 5 2 ... . .. . .. Mt.'

53 Mont ••.. 338 65 72 134 44 22 1 ... ... ... 963 516 208 130 93 10 1 ... ... 30 5 51, Idaho ••• 669 195 124 155 47 42 45 20 20 ... 21 1,465 934 144 87 169 65

55 \lyo ••••• 42 6 5 1 211 146 34 16 14 ... ... 1 97 21 16 6 ... . .. ... 10

56 Colo •••• 805 ,188 144 204 87 71 41 12 35 20 3 2,152 1,058 278 252 413 107 27 443 316 448 60 9 10

57 N.Mex ••• 1,012 120 184 327 139 105 69 32 8 25 3 2,846 1,551 413 289 58 40 18 1 1 ...

58 Ariz •••• 239 186 25 9 14 5 ... 59 Utah •••• 880 243 76 242 86 82 81 30 20 20 ... 2,560 1,598 245 238 449 20 ... ... 60 Nev ••••• 8? 22 18 35 1 10 1 232 138 48 20 21 ... 5 ... ... ... . .. ...

P.c.1

Wash •••• 449 488 379 250 9,633 5,393 682 395 1,892 757 238 122 61 4,584 616 454 493 324 445 686

146 35 30 62 Oreg •••• 2,446 895 4?3 484 13? 97 152 61 71 46 30 9,437 7,319 914 429 541

48 63 Calif ••• 2,005. 129 185 327 84 51 8,972 6,264 549 395 1,088 343 139

2,781

...

NA Not available. ltoose boxes in Oregon and Washington. 2Ex:oludes Arizona and California.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

TREES OF BEARING AGE, AND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 North Dakota and South Dakota are based on reports for only a sample of farms. See text]

FarmB reporting by trees Farms reporting by quantity harveated1 of bearing age-Continued

Number of Number of

2,00C 3,000 5,000 10,000 Under 50 to 100 to 500 to 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 trees not trees of

to . to to or 25 to to to to to to or of bearing bearing

Total 25 49 99 499 999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels 1,499 I 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more age age trees trees trees trees bushels 1 bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels

906 682 411 108 201,253 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 6,741,982 24,931,666

860 619 381 95 197,905 119,210 26,538 17,890 17,542 3,504 2,350 1,289 2,014 2,252 2,574 2,742 6,482,334 23,387,053

611 394 192 27 74,533 44,821 7,472. 5,545 7,302 2,090 1,346 799 1,205 1,290 1,370 1,293 3,189,922 12,920,625 139 130 89 44 102,276 63,945 16,751 11,051 8,007 707 437 195 298 274 219 392 1,741,303 6,360,686 156 158 130' 37 24,444 (NA) (NA). (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,810,757 5,650,355

58 47 30 2 3,026 975 231 202 553 207 167 90 131 156 153 161 342,165 1,464,925 291 179 109 19 20,732 8,624 2,462 21405 2,924 820 525 311 504 567 775 815 1,218,848 5,~76,920 w. 156 47 6 28,212 16,030 3,108 2,133 3,243 949 604 352 537 525 426 305 1,259,301 5,222,683 18 12 6 ... 22,563 19,192 1,671 805 582 114 50 46 33 42 16 12 369,608 856,097

114 119 80 44 48,823 26,169 8,729 6,379 5,368 552 327 170 285 256 209 379 1,285,120 4,681,819 10 5 8 ... 43,914 30,459 7,026 4,096 2,117 113 67 10 7 2 10 7 343,337 1,229,156 15 6 1 ... 9,539 7,317 996 576 522 42 43 15 6 16 6 112,846 449,711 36 22 8 2 7,396 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) cNA.i (NA) 248,126 1,010,294

120 136 122 35 17,048 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,562,631 4,640,061

20 16 6 ... 564 250 45 30 71 22 26 15 20 43 25 17 100,589 362,890 16 ... 5 ... 321 105 25 10 65 25 15 5 5 40 5 21 40,899 197,858 1 1 6 ... 215 65 16 5 31 10 10 ... .. . 10 15 53 46,050 151,395

10 25 11 ... 848 160 50 .61 191 65 71 30 71 32 76 41 92,275 480,229 ... ... ... .. . 75 30 ... ... 15 15 5 ... 10 ... ... ... 4,260 30,060 11 5 2 2 1,003 365 95 96 180 70 40 40 25 31 32 29 58,092 242,493

1?6 10? 38 3 6,125 1,813 464 508 737 411 256 165 288 390 511 582 558,918 2,857,937 30 20 55 10 1,233 460 120 85 196 76 30 30 45 35 71 85 137,030 764,842 85 52 16 6 13,374 6,351 1,878 1,812 1,991 333 239 116 171 142 193 148 522,900 1, 754,141

66 30 ... ... 9,503 5,417 1,199 842 1,124 287 166 57 105 138 102 66 292,984 1,267,166 5 6 5 ... 4,344 2,640 661 331 395 76 30 17 86 ?6 32 20 145,856 444,706

36 20 7 1' 3,846 2,626 197 130 251 91 60 25 71 85 65 43 235,198 617,237 122 84 26 1 6,317 2,495 494 453 1,085 402 316 222 244 230. 216 160 436,875 2,324,599 15 16. 7 4 4,202 2,650 557 377 388 93 32 31 31 16 11 16 148,388 568,975

I 10 10 ... ... ... 1,738 1,401 140 82 53 12 10 10 5 15 ... 77,596 119,019 ... ... . .. ... 5,163 4,551 299 201 BOt 15 5 6 5 1 ... .. . 91,519 145,223

7 7 1 1 10,124 8,501, 861 336 276 62 25 15 16. 16 4 12 't 95,252 381,159 ... ... . .. ... 417 379 26 8 4 ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . 8,825 6,517 ... ... ... .. . 728 603 62 40 21 ... .. . ... 2 ... ... .. . 12,821 19,038 ... ... ... ... 2,295 1,985 175 64 56 10 ... ... ... 5 ... .. . 32,492 48,336 . 1 5 5 ... 2,098 1,772 108 74 92 15 10 15 5 5 2 ... 51,103 136,805

... 1 ... 1 110 50 15 15 11 6 1 ... ... 10 .. . 2 12,770 26,412 22 15

(N..i.i 2 1,371 560 212 186 273 30 20 11 16 5 10 48 106,645 292,498 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

50 79 39 33 11,282 5,2?0 2,011 1,471 1,470 189 163 82 139 135 138 214 510,883 2,229,904 . 16 16 29 8 12,297 4,964 2,792 2,298 1,875 134 32 31 48 15 15 93 277,171 1,032,663 26 7 1 ... 15,072 8,912 2,621 1,757 1,290 152 106 35 72 75 36 16 244,915 766,989 ... ... ... ... 2,026 1,594 181 116 100 20 ... 10 ... 5 ... . .. 26,035 76,569 ... 1 11 ... 6,665 4,819 897 536 349 21 5 1 10 11 10 6 106,674 256,784 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . .. . ... 27 ...

... 5 6 . .. 13,443 7,829 2,867 1,789 845 66 25 5 5 1 5 6 135,181 471,547 5 ... 2 ... 15,6961 10,780 2,453 1,572 814 41 22 5 2 1 5 1· 126,853 4?4,263 ... ... ... ... 8,913 7,007 1,121 447 317 1 20 ... ... ... .. . . .. 52,826 192,734 5 ... ... ... 5,862 4,843 585 288 141 5 ... ... ... .. . ... .. . 28,477 90,612

15 5 ... ... 5,764 4,292 66? 366 365 21 16 10 6 16 5 55,303 243,830 ... ... ... ... ... 3?3 336 10 15 10 ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... 3,417 5,218 ... 1 1 ... 2,287 1,715 254 149 116 21 26 5 ... ... .. . l 35,594 140,416 ... ... ... ... 1,115 972 65 46 31 ... 1 ... ... ... .. . .. . 18,532 60,247

5 ... ... ... 739 356 139 91 111 10 25 5 5,127 59,442 20 ... ... .. . ... 10 ... 1 919 432 72 93 91 65 25 ... 25 55 35 26 69,358 216,499 ... ... ... ... 115 76 14 21 3 1 . .. ... ... ... .. . ... 3,008 8,551 ... 6 1 ... 1,379 534 148 92 243 92 66 47 59 47 30 21 53,721 261,757 1 1 6 1 2,103 656 271 277 562 130 73 30 45 20 12 7 57,980 255,466 5 ... 1 ... 236 (NA) (NA) 'NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 8,260 29,340 5 5 ... .. . 1,788 894 239 79 369 87 65 15 15 10 10 5 49,083 165,839 ... ... ... ... 117 55 17 17 23 . .. ... 5 ... ... 1,589 13,400 .. . ...

62 67 93 22 7,534 3,082 651 220 410 252 248 168 312 501 808 882 2,615,.344 17 1,133,580 6 ... . .. 6,402 4,357 764 404 401 70 65 30 50 55 90 116 177,6.63 509,444 41 63 29 13 3,112 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 251,388 1,515,273

855

Total quantity harvested (bushels)

i 110,367,352 I 1

100,745,192 2

50,903,627 3 23,007,241 4 36,456,484 5

5,981,878 6 29,698,022 7 14,082,592 8

1,141,135 9 21,175,053 10 1,392,870 11

439,318 12 3,778,507 13

32,677,977 14

872,194 15 636,035 16

1,467,178 17 1,746,246 18

34,475 19 1,225,750 20

18,618,477 21 3,907,150 22 7,172,395 23

3,078,463 24 1,103,1,0 25 1,995,797 26 7,038,215 27

866,977 26

216,084 2> 102,613 30 625,387 31

4,008 32 15,574 33 50,302 34

127,167 35

157,360 36 1,393,581 37

(NA) 38 11,861,326 39

5,768,251 40 1,551,317 41

87,393 42 355,825 43

... 44

623,310 45 493,389 46 180,600 47

95,571 48

309,583 49 3,853 50

109,634 51 16,248 52

78,370 53 1,272,227 54

3,361 55 1,139,067 56

737,335 57 37,374 58

497,533 59 13,240 ,60

22,135,304 61 2,650,367' 62 7,892,306 63

856

Hegion, divlsion, and s-:.ate

1 u.s ........ 2 The North .• 3 The South •• 4 The West •••

Goo. Dh·.:

5 N.E ••••• 6 M.A ••••• 7 E.N.C ••• 8 W.N.C ••• 9 S.A •••••

10 E.S.C ••• 11 w.s.c ... 12 Mt •••••• 13 Pac •••••

N.E.,

14 Maine ••• 15 N.H ••••• 16 Vt •••••• 17 Mass ••• , 18 R.I ••••• 19 Conn ••••

M.A.,

20 N.Y ••••• 21 N.J. •• •• 22 Pn ••••••

E. N.C.'

23 Ohio •••• 24 Ind .•••• 25 Ill. .... 26 Mich •••• 27 Wis •••••

li'.N.C.'

28 Minn •••• 29 Iowa •••• 30 Mo •••••• 31 N.Dak ••• 32 S.Dak •••

'33 Nebr •••• 34 Kans ••••

·• S.A.,

35 Del ••••• 36 Md •••••• 37 D.C ••••• 38 .'va •....• 39 w.va •••• 40 N.C ••••• 41 S.C ••••• 42 Ga •• ~ ••• 43 Fla • .- •. :.

E. S.C.'

44 Ky •••••• 45 Tenn •••• 46 Ala •••••. 47 Miss ••••

w.s.c., 48 Ark ••••• 49 La •••••• 50 Okla ••••. 51 Tex •••••

Mt.'

52 Mont •••• 53 Idaho ••• 54 Wyo ••••• 55 Colo •••• 56 N.Mex ••• 57 Ariz •••• 58 Utah •••• 59 Nev •••••

Pac.:

60 !Jash •••• 61 Oreg •••• 62 Calif •••

GENERAL REPORT

Table 12.-PEACHES-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954·: QUANTITY HARVESTED

OF BEARING AGE, 1954. AND 1950;

Totul Trees not oi' U0nring u1~e

Fnrms report,ingl Trees of nll necs (nwnber) I•'Ul'tnG l'Cport lnG NumbeJ·

1951, 2 1950 1945 19~0 1935 l95t; 2 1950 191,5 llJ/,0 1935 1951, 2 1950 J9:it, 2 19~()

='232,886 1'1, 102,250 1,1.18,726 1 ,Y9-:, j66 1,480,569 J6, 912,$01, 51'\,1,61,132 66,1,70,131 68,867,222 6'7, 06<)' 062 3L2,0:N 1•/,/1"9,419 ? 1 81)') 1 '/I,:J lJ,.',Qc/,(,1,/,

89,720 366,0~9 t\16,219 366,969 530,2$0 9,200,08'7 11,' 51.2, 3'71 18, 11,9' 908 17,227,227 21,316,100 31,, H22 ll.:l, ·~65 2,0!5"3, l 1.lH 124,486 651,846 924,1,26 960,891, 890,51,1 }/, 18771051., 26,312,583 Jt.,581t,032 1,0,019,5()1, 34,135,728 1,0,\1'12 2'12,l-'J6

'J,({/'J, lJ') :3,2g0,3'0 ?,OOJ ,ems 318,680 1'84, 315 '78,081 66,703 591?1,$ 12,fD5,663 13,606,178 13,7.36,191 11,620,!,91 11,61?,231, 36,225 '·:! l, 756 2, 566, 17·~ :!,?2'1,1,2()

2,357 7,1~30 10,200 '7,385 11,,897 235,1,62 29!J,055 358,262 "'_167 1 3?6 679,15.1 1,05') ),678 58,616 10') 1 \05 10,22$ /,7,017 64,21,5 57,314 78,268 3,'177,660 4,7271658 5,'711,609 5, J77,9JJ 6,5()1,026 '7,2:18 :?011,39 716,914 l,OCJ!,HJl 321963 l/,•),1,1)2 180,452 11.6,182 2J4 181,1 1.,256,017 '7,263,358 9,021,129 8,1,1,8,1 .. 11 w,·ne,B?J l/,,0'75 60,60H L,0?0,01A 1,1lU),47l 35,1'72 162,150 161,313 156,088 202,274 928,0!.g 2, 252, JOO 3,058,908 :1,033,507 3,327,01.8 12,1,50 sg, ?.',o 207,050 608,732 1,3,662 202,563 341,862 328,21,4 330,1,55 9,')11,, 51.2 11.,867,953 18,1:163,129 20,1,01, 57? 16,567,01.6 12, 91,.', 7'7,517 2.21.0,815 J,ll9,01/, ~9 ,851, 264,236 .3'1!.,619 36?,1,1,? 325,089 1,762,87(• 1,,1,71,?19 6,1.17,750 7,718151,6 7, 5?5, 552 l712'J2 117,719 1,?1,W/::i l,'ILJ2,33D 30,970 185,047 207,()45 265,203 231.,99? 1, l99,6J6 6,972,'"'11. C),JOJ, 153 11,1::99,381 9,~193,1'-10 10, ?56 ?6, 960 .5G'7 ,683 2,0Wl1c/.37 )g J 319 23,961, 23,lH/~ 20,589 JS,956 l 1.:U01 1,1.3 2,l,20,2S7 2,1.62,51,3 ] ,992,16.3 1,619,.~89 '2,659 10, 1'76 2%,336 'j':}l,,52) 39,361 1'60, 351 51, ,89? 46, ll/~ 1,0,792 111005,220 ll,l8:J,69l 11,273,61.~) ..:'),628,328 9,99?,7·~5 3 3 1 ~lUll .:.23,582 2,26'J,8J8 2, 1.32, 895

326 1,097 771 471 521 6,629 10,283 7,.198 5,227 5,028 1')8 725 3,317 1.,671 339 1,165 1,637 1,228 2, 3·~8 20, 3C'7 29,71.5 1,3,679 39' JJJ 5t-:,63J 12/, 1,40 1,,164 'l,9l,J

1.,9 182 100 148 296 811 1,925 2,91,6 3,21,3 5,952 30 113 12') '(IJ.S 664 2,087 3,000 2,5'71 5,411 '74,62') 81,875 ).Ql 1 '7$/1 105,682 225 J '731, ?.60 ')02 lJ J 52q ;~I) I C)')2

87 297 1,90 291 770 10,523 26,019 23,671 21.,962 56,756 32 110 2,390 ?,264 892 2,602 1,,211 2,676 5,551 122,483 11.9,208 178,504 388,929 327,0'10 1.15 1,3il8 35,087 ~J6, 1.3?

!,,965 ll, 728 13, '795 12,863 16,0?/. 939 J 759 1,278,00? 1, 702,655 1,900,5'/2 2, l/,2,7f~2 1,915 5,225 11,1,,580 ~66,'791, 1, 1,?1~ 3,1,51 2, 36;.1 2,359 3,351 980,755 1,241.,835 1,348,129 1,06t.;,90l 1,397,038 Ml 1,881, 226, '173 25/J, 685

12,780 31' 838 .',8,082 -~2,092 58,81.3 1,657,1!,6 2,201~,816 2,660,825 2,1,12,451, 3,051,206 ,.,682 D,JJO 31,5,561 )66, 352

12,032 1,3,98$ 51,459 1,5,672 80,68.'3 1,012,002 1,489,318 1,776,?98 1,830, 569 3,319,125 l, 1GI,8 18,606 2391726 1.38,835 5,077 30,584 42,382 26,685 53,169 302,993 6!,0,93-' 731,792 659,057 1,331,,705 2,189 12,182 83,428 202, 6Cl 7,879 50,873 56,197 46,416 70,(,01 652,941 1,523,'7!,1, 1,940,167 1,9·~8, 9.35 J 1 16/o 1 5/,l J, 576 19,297 1.3l.,660 321,].1,3 7,399 22,20!. 29,11,0 26,346 29,219 2, 2G7, 330 3,603,866 L.,569,660 1,,006,921 2,897,423 3,293 9,21;9 010,506 903,079

576 1 1 $1,3 1,274 1,063 1,079 2, 751 5,1.,97 2,712 2,929 3,079 3W 1,2?1, 1,69f.i 3,733

58 102 ?.08 153 186 707 976 429 900 681 51 91, 660 f:ClO 7,076 37' 926 v. ,oso 29' 183 36,076 91,,305 340,553 396,9/,7 355,1~6 3981348 31521 1J,7J7 28,63fl €6, 171

20, J15 77,078 93,5'71 97 J 05~ 112,555 61.2,108 1,366,381, 2,122,1.75 2,1361810 2,187' 760 51662 26, j87 121,662 J7.2,6'72 I, 15 12 I, 9 8 178 21, lJ 30 1 11, I, 121

;,e 11,3 108 65 84 172 687 ;,)C) 395 338 29 111 84 542 3,033 15,371. 9,981 6,828 15 J 170 -~7,6ll0 152,220 167,!.')0 137,58-4 187,5M 1,360 (>,362 11, '701, 39,256 4,638 31,512 23 J 353 22,801 38,194 llt3,968 391,302 371, SOL. 1.02,61~1 552,327 1,81'7 11,1:13:> ._;, ;.;::) 10s,OW

'109 611, 759 845 865 35,258 117,470 395' 543 465191:: 1,40,930 45 304 3,852 11,'71,7 1,121 5,212 61.'\22 5,310 7,11,7 289' 533 525,679 61.5,025 661,668 658,171 1,38 2,199 56,502 123,9')2

(;.:A) I, 1 8 5 (NA) 82 5 799 305 (NA) 2 (lu\) 15 6,773 34,047 55,093 48,823 57, I,.SJ 9JI, 199£ 1, 4871422 1,894,066 2, 051.,921 1, 752,706 2,053 13,21,0 121,233 358, ?Jl, 8,623 23,608 43,842 34,633 31.,'750 1,1.,6,575 761.;,968 1,172,681 1,219, 711. 1,380,732 2, 281, $, 793 60, l/,2 l92,2q2

10,857 61,751 98,818 104, 71.,8 102,931 1,104,761. 1,850,475 3,195,050 3,610,385 3,123,488 3,006 21,_1061, 259' 212 5ll,6?2 4,637 21,633 35,203 39,063 ~0,635 3,1,25,178 1,,731,178 4,!,36,656 3,608,308 1,568,520 1,532 8,067 630,775 ?GO,J'/2

10,096 '19 J 003 81, J 331 77,506 75,61.1 3,658,226 5,335,666 6,938,237 8,587,661 '7,52-4,500 2,989 17,964 1,102,006 1, lJ'/,255 1,446 6,691 171 J93 1 '7,308 10,998 20,010 54,993 185,866 192,188 117,69/, 597 2,881, ?,093 22,935

9,083 61,780 89,481. 86,038 81,489 232,08'1 808,1.57 1,323,576 1,609,819 1,670,947 3,499 25' 889 651 Jl8 295, 78L.

. 15,465 74,058 100,890 103,679 95,826 344,999 11070,2?3 l, '71,1,613 2,1,31.,113 2,698,912 5,087 311542 79,9!)6 381,351

14,493 72,056 120,088 106, ?77 96,360 809,361. 1,603, 726 2,102,900 2,240,727 1,933,215 1,, 560 321233 229,001 66'1,85'J

10,813 56,31,2 61.,15? 70,953 51,411, 376,426 989,263 1,21,9,661 1,!,33,887 1,272,478 1,, 1!,6 28,055 9? ,600 1,1,:.' ,31.0

8,834 40,699 55,441 76,681 65,046 1,798,000 3,006, 937 3,617,279 ,t,612,888 4,111,252 2,568 17,522 2601157 816,516

l,62L. 13,844 23,0J.O 32,183 27,199 157,333 333,710 390,957 668,276 585,989 702 8,?.03 31,1~?8 20.1, Jl.O

8,2$3 /,1,,690 /,3,903 /i5,861 41, J 316 31,8,352 943,615 1,325,656 1,314,380· 1, 11,8,879 2,859 16,172 82,260 250,063

12,229 85 J 814 85,591 110,478 98,1136 895,951 2,688,61,9 3,969,261 5, 303,837 1.,,147,010 4,627 35,063 193,788 SL·,B18

< 132 184 168 537 81/t 554 791 994 69 135 271 lt96

123 195 1,096 4,788 3,635 3,815 2,729 210,379 215,935 181~,553 1?3,416 111,71.7 I,JJ 2,091, 541 ?!,I, 59,066

19 '35 38 22 33 123 1641 172 61 87 15 23 84 113

2,131 4,942 4,042 3,187 2,548 979,683 1,295, 753 1,225, 55/+ 1 I Q/,i, I Q/,5 758,10? 720 2,306 15'7, 767 325,32'1 55,306

2,816 6, 529·. 7,202 6,708 5,951 .117,16/, 201,988 217,358 148,466 122,387 683 2,536 15,3!,0 v., ].',] ( .. A) 1,985_ 2,434 2,426 2,680 66,925 76,501 89,192 67,307 7l,ll.4 \NA) 885 ?,1,26

2,908 4,814 5,071 3,680 4,355 451,615 622,530 738, 65/t 550,367 546,506 669 11695 60,092 137,1,11

226 676 630 567 '~92 4,017 6,602 6,506 7,710 8,51~? 70 302 612 2,1.63

5,506 13,050 14,951 11,41.8 10,257 997,004 1,359,270 1,010,31,.9 800,031 727,414 1,996 6,727 148,313 42?,22? 156,927

3,855 12,288 12·;820 12,338 11,647 367,168 605,813 559,166 492,795 41/t J 149 1,570 5,9?0 75,370 1,51,8,7-:1

(NA) I 1'35,01.:3 27,126 22,328 18,888 9,61,1,048 9,220,808 9,701,' 133 8,335,502 8,856,162 ' (NA) 1'10, 885 2,01t6,155

I NA Not available. z 0.05 percent or le~s. 1Farms reporting trees and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. )Totals for States for :which data are available. '•For California, farms reporting represent total of farms reporting clingstone peaches and farms

1 reporting freestone peaches.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

1934 TO 1954; AND VALUE, 1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND TREES BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

Trees of bearing age t:bmn ti ty harvested

Forms reporting Number FariDB l'eporting Bushels Value (do11nra)

Avcraee

1954 2 1950 l951t2 1950 1954 2 1949 1939 19542 19~') 19M, 1939 1934 19542 1949 p!..:l' bu~:;1e:J

1954 2 1949

319:3,?04 '799,312 29,013,059 t.l,053,4$8 '128,935 4385,139 804,940 55,125,161 55,457 ,42J 68,010,576 56,576,71,6 44,7'·7,813 108,621,528 80,48Li,680 1.97 l,/,5

75,077 274,361 7,11,6,889 10,863,232 57,81,3 158,368 199,556 11,344,001 12,861,531 lL.,413,170 12,311,423 3,269,034 24,68l,•U9 20,647,767 2.18 1.61 10.3,174 1,65,046 11,596,681 19,311,1,98 62,108 197,865 573,323 11,427,131 10,367,486 20,029,036 19,699,884 20,067,351 :32,452,638 :23,814,005 2.8L, 2.30 '15,453 1'59,905 10' 269' 1,89 10,878,758 38,981, 428,906 32,061 32,354,029 32,228,406 33,568,370 24,565,439 2l,•al,428 51,1.87,471 36,022,908 1.59 1.12

1,794 ~,695 176,846 189,950 951 3,08L, 3,281 .. 222,471. 202,747 268,010 139,629 1:3,207 727,901 592,309 3.27 2.92 16,009 34,210 3,060,746 3,635,827 12,194 22,311. 34,870 5,679,170 5,049,936 5,708,772 4,629,389 687,360 12,629,65/, 8, 794,081. 2.22 1.74 26,985 111,651 3,187,999 5,393,887 20,748 75,1t76 76,887 J.,796,1.58 6,870,133 8,073,589 6,523,540 1,503,183 10,001.,501 9,970,768 2.09 1.45 J0,289 123,805 721,298 1,643,568 23,950 57,491. 84,515 645,899 ?38,715 362,799 1,018,865 1,065,28L. 1,319,363 1,290,606 2.04 1.75 36,720 144,221 7,6?3,727 11,7,,8,939 26,368 35,904 185,631 9,1,42,703 5,902,097 13,445,089 10,183,11,9 9,467,529 26,937,810 11., 396,991 2.85 2.1.~

41,567 187' 189 1,291,001 2,679,385 28,439 71,171 229,914 1,055,1,72 1,021,454 2,825,276 1,,477,506 5,661,770 2,629,21,9 2,539,188 2.49 2.49 24,887 133,636 2,6.:31,953 1.,883,1"/..:\ 7,301 90,790 157,778 928,956 3,443,935 3' 758,671 5,039,229 4, 938,052 2,885,579 6,877,826 3.11 2.00 '8,188 17,231, 1,534,107 1,825,?62 36,090 10,382 11,281 2,886,728 2,71,0,066 3,1+23,731 2,277,634 1,865,034 6,727,379 4,443,110 2.33 1.62 37,265 442,671 8, 735,382 9,052,996 32,89/, 418,524 20,780 29,467,301 29,488,340 30,144,639 22,287,805 19' 5~6, 394 41.., 760,092 31,579' 798 1.52 1.07

170 470 3,312 5,612 33 291 181 792 6,108 1,250 1,418 132 2,572 20,742 3.25 3.40 278 858 16,223 19,802 122 611 662 8,899 9,495 21,543 13' 518 538 33,818 28,.:85 3.80 3.00

27 75 682 1,127 3 43 68 44 879 37L, 1,1+04 40 143 2,989 3.25 3.40 529 1,412 61,100 51,883 289 886 1,230 70,452 56,913 74,481 38,350 10,~4 225,1.46 170,739 3.20 3.00 73 220 8,133 18,755 31 156 116 12,086 14,081 19,605 7,200 999 36,258 40,833 3.00 2.90

71'1 1,660 87,396 92,771 473 1,097 1,027 130,201 115,271 150,757 77,739 1,454 429,664 328,521 3.30 2.85

!

3,967 8,234 795,179 1,011,213 2,798 6,166 8,128 1,039,502 1,234,380 1,422,480 1,728,862 98,288 2,338,879 1,979,01 .. 9 2.25 1.60 1,247' 2,224 753,982 986,150 992 1,501 1,432 1,665,732 1,595,534 1,726,008 1,028,287 21,266 4, 382,903 3,023,561 ~.60 1.90

10,795 23,752 1, 511,585 1,638,464 8,404 14,647 25,310 2,953,936 2,220,022 2, 560,28!, 1,872,240 567,806 5,907,872 3, 791,474 2.00 1.71

10,082 32,486 ?72,276 1,050,483 8,060 20,467 22,891 1,012, 666 922,219 1, 371,397 975,972 205,1,08 2,632,931 1,842, 780 2.60 2.00 4,093 22,21,3 219,565 438,252 3,280 15,054 11,820 398,955 635,219 579,196 364,891 163,1,38 877,701 1,227,510 2.20 1.93 6,598 39,860 518,281 1,202,601 5,350 27,665 27,050 1,067,391 2,138,158 1,863,032 1,701,688 490,175 1,974,672 J, 141,917 1.85 1.1,7 5,936 16,422 1,676,824 2,700,787 4,010 12,077 14,844 2,316,860 3,173,4?7 4,259,355 3,L..80,455 61,3,970 4,517,880 3,755,912 1.95 1.18

276 640 1,053 1,764 L,8 213 282 586 1,060 609 534 192 1,317 2,649 2.25 2.50

11 14 L,7 96 2 " 7 12 14 62 19 13 26 35 2.17 2.50 5,486 29,219 65,617 251,,382 3,952 16,092 19,235 33,884 131,864 36,4L.6 130,065 81,763 ?6,2:37 215,91,3 2.25 1.64

18,330 60,202 520,446 993,712 14,894 18,976 54,104 500,732 335,756 313,893 751,329 856,708 1,001,464 648,81.7 2.00 1.93 3 3 4 57 1 2 ... l 26 l ... . .. 2 78 2.00 3.00

28 42 88 145 18 16 7 64 66 4 11 ... 143 167 2.23 2.53 2,489 10,798 35,976 112,964 2,065 8,704 2,997 24,007 106,062 940 28,199 17,420 54,014 143,918 2.25 1.36 3,91,2 23,527 99,120 282,212 3,018 13,700 8,165 87,199 164,927 11,453 109,242 109,380 187,477 281,018 2.15 1.71

82 361 31,406 105,723 70 183 485 96,439 168,592 489,114 486,354 61,906 216,987 282,397 2.25 1.68 944 3,667 233,031 1,01,687 716 1,803 3,269 1,87,862 453,532 801,051+ 497,567 53,77.!, 1, 170,868 797,478 2.40 l. 76 (NA) 3 (NA) 67 (NA) 2 7 (NA) 122 25 286 4 (NA) 244 (NA) 2.00

5,710 24,145 813,76? 1,128,688 4,283 6,106 21,L.88 1,372,091 1,273,519 2,254,655 894,567 501,520 2,606,972 2,319,483 1.90 1.82 7,386 17,622 386,433 572,696 5,532 4,530 12,254 834,,561 504,856 865,764 454,106 56,993 1,1.60,483 897,965 l. 75 1.78 9,279 43,150 845,552 1,338,803 7,064 10,672 59,479 914,622 1 718,464 2,444,018 1,401,168 2,115,893 2, 652,398 1,91.7,240 2.90 2.71 3,8.:\6 15,327 2,794,403 3,970,806 2,717 4,637 29,169 3,250,779 1,1.76,292 2,683,887 2,CMJ,651 1,199,233 9,264,719 4,317,439 2.85 2.92 8,453 35,487 2,556,220 4,198,411 5,M6 6,798 53,662 2,480,696 1,299,?08 3,821,111 4,359,625 5,410,127 9,550,683 3,81?,215 3.85 2.94 1,020 4,459 12,917 32,058 540 1,173 5,818 5,653 ?,012 85,461 45,825 68,079 14,700 17,530 2.60 2.50

7,139 1,3,718 166,769 512,673 L,,980 18,816 37,544 179,386 342,904 651,970 573,206 489,510 1+30, 528 720,618 2.40 2.10 13,122 5L,,053 265,043 688,922 8,802 13,508 63,620 184,281 191,646 529,687 1,509,344 2,307,664 460,701, 456,598 2.50 2.38 12,316 50,519 580,363 933,867 9,038 17,579 76,772 562,323 297,937 955,001 1,387,910 1, 762,841 1, 349' 571 t 818,419 2.40 2. 75 8,990 38,899 278,826 50,923 5,619 21,268 51,978 129,482 188,967 688,618 1,007,01.6 1,101, 755 388,446 '543,553 3.00 2.88

?,.351 27,862 1,537,843 2,190,421 3,485 13,673 46,2?7 764,667 1,677,440 2,120,783 2,269,288 2, 739,967 2,294,001 3,4ll, 761 3.00 2.03 1,201 7,136 125,855 130, '3'10 592 4,638 21,095 29,261 GO;aoo 202,158 326,367 317,961 106,805 172,593 3.65 2.84 6,688 34,624 266,092 693,552 720 21,,220 21,570 25,399 1,96,184 258,177 387,671 750,465 73,663 918,791 2.90 1.85 9,647 64,014 702,163 1,868,831 2,501, L.8,259 68,836 109,629 1,209,511 1,177,553 2,055,903 1,129,639 411,110 2,374,681 3.75 1.96

60 72• 266 318 33 27 8 215 267 151 11 189 430 668 2.00 2.50 868 3,149 155,635 156,869 421 2,193 2,127 271,831 282,385 342,292 207,300 117,561 543,662 301,865 2.00 1.07 ·a l3 39 51 l 5 4 25 32 3 5 50 so 2.00 2.50 1,91,6 ... 2,439

3,514 821,916 970,426 1,625 2,380 1,976 1,890,549 1, 781,370 1,966,572 1,2?6, 701 1,210,0?5 5,009,955 3,028,708 2.65 1.70 (NA)

t.,98? 101,824 146,682 1,711 2,283 2,878 183,502 93,120 213,521 84,294 102,336 321,127 199,495 1.75 2.14 1,339 59,499· 62,158 (NA) 661 1,209 40,587 37,227 52,792 87,625 39,210 101,265 86,472 2.50 2.32 2,669 3,692 391,523 485,119 2,255 2,612 2,770 498,295 543,237 843,512 615,111 392,499 747,442 821,370 1.5(1 1.51 198 468 3,405 4,139 44 221 309 1,724 2,428 4,888 6,587 3,164 3,L,l,8 4,452 2.00 1.83

,,446 7,931 8L.8,691 932,01.3 2,027 4,940 5,??8 1,294,927 1,641,936 2,418,835 '1,660,007 1,397,035 2,486,261 1,611,367 2,819 7,631 1.92 0.98 (NA) 427,109

291,798 448,886 867 ,,681 6,427 115,588 498,488 662,762 497,840 316,133 . 332;894 735,175 2.88 l.L,7 7,594,893 7,672,067 (NA) •s,9o3 9,075 28,056,786 27,347,916 2? 1 063,CM2 20,129,958 17,833,226 41,940,937 29,233,256 1.49 1.07

4U006 0- 57 _57

Percen't or total value: of all crop:::

1954 2 FJ49

0.6 0.5

0.3 0.3 0.6 0.1. 1.5 1.3

0.3 0.2 1.4 1.1 0.3 0.3 (Z) (Z) 1.2 0.8 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.3 0.5 0.4 2.0 1.8

(Z) (Z) 0.2 0.2 (Z) (Z) 0.4 0.3 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.5

0.6 0.6 3.6 3.0 1.5 1.1

0.4 0.3 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.3 1.0 LO (Z) (Z)

(Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 0.2 0.1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 0.1

0.7 1.4 1.0 0.8

(NA) 0.1 0.9 1.0 2.1 1.6 0.4 0.3 3.$ 1.7 2.9 1.2 (Z) (Z)

0.1 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.5 0.3 0.1 0.2

0.5 0.9 (Z) 0.1 (Z) 0.3 (Z) 0.2

(Z) (Z) 0.2 0.1 (Z) (Z) 2.~ 1.1 0.3 0.2 (Z) 0.1 1.1 1.1 (Z) (Z)

0.6 0.6 0.1 0.4 2.7 2.4

857

1

2 3 4

5 6 7 8 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 4J. 42 43

44 45 46 47

48 49 50 51

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

60 61 62

858 GENERAL REPORT

Table 13.-PEACHE8-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF BEARING AG.:E. BY TREES OF BEARING AGE, AND [Does not inolude date. for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines See text Dn.tn for nil stntos t exccp

Farms re}X)rting by trees not of bearing age Farms reporting by trees of bearing oge

Region, division, Total

Under 10 to 25 to 50 to 100 200 300 500 1,000 Total

50 to and state farms 5 to 9 to to to to or farms Under 25 to 100 to 500 to 1,000 to 1,500 to re- 5 trees 124 49 99

199 299 499 999 25 49 99 499 999 1,499 1,999 trees 1 trees trees trees more re-JX>rting trees trees trees trees trees porting trees trees trees trees trees trees treeo

1 u.s ............... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2 The North ......... 36,110 11,498 8,628 8,599 2,083 1,352 1,508 718 6771 668 379 ?9 ,11.2 59,236 6,421 3,580 6,359 1,921. 601 418 3 The South ......... 42(~j 8~~~ 101~) 16~~~~ 3~~~ 1~~~~ 844 376 323 386 495 108~~~ 87~~~~ 10~~~ 3~~~~ 3~~~~ 1~~~~ 601 331. 4 The West •...•..... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Geo. Dh·.1

5 N.E ............ 1,069 452 161 181 61 45 96 36 15 11 11 1,888 1,241 110 125 303 81 ll 15 6 M.A ............ 7,862 2,327 1,546 1,585 582 488 566 236 177 203 152 16,685 10,965 1,13.3 958 2,278 693 217 106 7 E. N.C .......... 14,699 4,560 3,438 3,094 727 633 733 411 464 431 208 28,801, 20,847 1,672 1,270 3,075 1,052 36'1 27? 8 W.N.C .••.••.•.. 12,480 4,159 3,483 3,739 713 186 113 35 21 23 8 31,765 26,J.8J 3,506 1,227 703 98 6 20 9 S.A ............ 13,354 3,087 3,300 4,587 858 409 220 158 136 214 385 38,770 31,350 2,779 1,100 1,385 680 ltOl 198 10 E.s.c .•.••••••• 17,519 3,298 4,947 6,889 1,213 530 309 119 90 80 44 43,152 36,520 3,833 1,248 1,163 249 1,6 27

11 w.s.c .••..••••• 11(~) 1 1~t 2~~~) 5~~~ 1~~~) 486 315 99 97 92 66 261~i) 19 ~~~~ 3(~;) 1~~~~ 1~~~) 332 1.54 109 12 Mt ............. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 123 82 460 189 132 13 Pac ..•.•..••.•. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

N.E., 14 Halne ........ •. 231 176 15 20 10 5 ... 5 ... ... 170 140 15 10 5 ... ... ... 15 N.ff ............ 127 66 21 15 5 10 10 ... ... ... .. . 294 204 ;:o 30 35 5 ... ... 16 Vt ............. 25 20 ... 5 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15 15 ... ... .. . .. . ... ... 17 Haas .....•..... 252 75 40 55 16 5 30 31 ... ... .. . 563 316 35 40 126 35 1 10 18 R.I ............ 35 10 15 5 ... ... 5 ... ... ... ... 61 31 5 10 15 .. . ... ... 19 Conn •......•... 399 105 70 81 30 25 51 5 10 11 11 785 535 35 35 122 41 10 5

M.A. I

20 N •. r ............. 2,132 712 300 321 165 166 220 116 46 66 20 3,969 1,898 261 365 1,008 255 86 25 21 N.,J • ........... 706 145 95 65 55 70 66 40 30 75 65 1,283 535 85 81 217 150 75 25 22 Pa ............. 5 ,021, 1,470 1,1.51 1,199 362 252 280 80 101 62 67 11,433 8,532 787 512 1,053 288 56 56

E. N.c.,

23 Ohio ........... 4,975 1,351 1,206 1,302 295 250 221 106 112 87 45 10,830 8,003 913 542 923 239 85 65 24 Ind ............ 2,271 870 640 511 55 57 57 10 15 40 16 I, 1410 3,854 185 97 157 56 15 30 25 Ill ............ 3,690 1,284 1,051 851t 171 91 90 45 31 42 31 7,259 6,093 313 236 377 101 35 56 26 Htch ........... 3,318 700 501 392 196 230 365 250 306 262 116 5,998 2,600 251 395 1,618 656 232 126 27 Wl,<; • ••••••••••• 445 355 40 35 10 5 ... ... ... ... ... 307 297 10 .. . ... ... ... .. .

W.N.C.' 28 Hi "n ........... 75 70 5 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... 20 20 ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 29 [QIJ)Q, • • •' • • • • • • 3,439 1,637 950 752 90 5 ... 5 ... ... .. . 5 '722 5,300 335 46 41 ... ... ... 30 Ho ............. 5,749 1,227 1,587 2,161 461 151 103 30 15 12 2 19,206 14,881 2,655 1,002 549 87 6 5 31 N.Dak .......... 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... 3 3 ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 32 S.Dak ... • ...... 29 23 4 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 27 27 ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 33

i z~~~:::::::::: :! 1,416 630 392 333 56 ... 5 ... ... ... .. . 2,524 2,271 142 56 55 ... ... .. . 34 1,771 571 545 491 106 30 5 ... 6 11 6 4,263 3,681 374 123 58 11 ... 15

S.A.• 35 Del •.........•. 33 5 15 10 ... 1 1 ... ... 1 .. . 73 50 ... 11 5 6 ... ... 36 Hd ............. 565 165 95 121 41 30 35 15 20 20 23 1,111 769 75 70 70 36 46 15 37 D.C ............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 38 Va ............. 2,354 682 583 644 168 78 51 42 22 47 37 6,337 5,037 351 179 379 189 68 27 39 N.ya ........... 2,434 597 658 856 160 96 35 10 15 6 1 7,816 6,878 467 169 175 42 20 36 40 N.C ............ 2,941 727 792 1,051 165 75 38 25 6 20 42 9,714 8,199 825 226 224 65 30 36 41 s.i;.· ........... 1,458 131 249 551 96 48 27 41 60 102 153 3,915 2,030 413 178 354 294 205 72 42 Ga .•.••••.••.•• 2,975 414 782 1,276 223 74 32 20 8 17 129 8,836 7,458 633 266 170 38 32 12 43 ?la ............ 594 366 126 78 5 7 1 5 5 1 ... 968 929 15 1 8 10 ... ...

E.S.C.•

44 Kl/ .... ~ ......... 3,577 917 1,065 1,232 205 75 31 25 15 10 2 7,575 6,860 369 135 163 36 6 ... 45 Tenn ....•...... 5,328 1,145 1,645 2,006 335 98 62 17 10 10 ... 13 '773 12,184 1,038 302 180 44 10 5 46 Ala ............ 4,466 681 1,268 1,814 270 141 112 54 58 32 36 12,712 10,521 1,165 390 430 122 20 22 47 Hlss •.......... 4,148 555 969 1,837 403 216 104 23 7 28 6 9,092 6,955 1,261 421 390 47 10 ...

w.s.c .• 48 Ark ... , .•...... 2,578 378 442 1,181 231 122 78 36 46 26 38 7,363 5,166 943 357 396 144 101 40

49 La ............. 686 203 95 244 50 37 25 11 10 5 6 1,211 927 125 38 96 16 3 5

50 Okla ........... 3,231 546 712 1,473 302 104 58 15 5 15 1 7,347 5,898 791 346 234 32 13 21

51 T~x ............ 5,136 837 1,051 2,174 557 223 154 37 36 46 21 10,276 7,285 1,571 584 551, litO 37 43

Mt.:

52 Hont ........... 124 112 12 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 56 56 ... .. . ... ... ... ... 53 Idnho .......... 455 229 94 56 15 20 5 ... 5 ... 31 1,005 672 65 36 131 51 15 20

54 ~//0 ............ 4 4 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... 55 Colo ........... 710 159 75 61 Jl 55 71 85 32 100 41 2,108 667 166 156 529 285 141 95

56 N.HP-x, ••••...•• 588 173 168 176 12 32 15 6 ... 5 1 2~~~~ 1,894 198 210 130 18 15 6

57 Ariz., total .... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) '(NA) 3 1 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 6 2 1

58 Clingstone ... peaches .... 69 59 5 4 1 ... ... 154 139 10 3 2 ... .. . 59 Freestone

2 1 peaches .... 157 129 7 8 9 3 1 371 293 34 12 19 6 60 Utnh., ... , ..... 768 143 103 155 106 105 71 40 22 15 8 2,804 1,256 266 368 772 100 16 10

61 Neu .... , .•..... 68 32 17 19 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 175 162 1 6 6 ... ... ... Pae.:

Jlru:;h 1, .•.... , •• 2,117 962 229 210 141 166 161 80 87 50 31 4,596 2,417 352 368 948 226 116 45 62 12 63 0rP.~ 1 ; ..•...•.. 11:~ 752 255 182 85 115 101 55 30 20 ... 3,086 2~~~~ 146 192 lt24 137 21

64 Coli f., lotnl .. (NA) (NA) (NA) \NAJ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

65 Cling::rtone 7,418 I 659 511,. 372 251

peaches .... 2,345 1,063 73 83 424 310 392 4,715 89 116 66 Freestone

1,533 881 311 170 peaches .... 3,514 1,963 87 158 797 298 211 11,638 7,633 407 366

NA Not available. 1c1ass interval on farms reporting by quantity harvested based on pounds, not bushels.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 859

BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 _ t s th Dakota and Arizona nrc baaed on reports for only a erunple of farms See text J North Dako a, ou '

Farms reporting by trees of Farme reporting by quantity harvested .bearing age-Gont:Lnued Nwnber of Number of Total

1,000 1,500 2,000 J,ooo 5,000 10 ,ooo trees not trees of quantity

2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 Total Under 50 to 100 to 500 to of bearing bearing harvested 25 to to to to to to or

to to to· or farms 25 49 99 ·\99 999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more age age (buehels)

2,999 4,999 9,999 more re- bushels bushels bushels bushels 1,499 1,999 bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels

trees trEies trees. trees porting

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ? ,522,?86 29 ,3?1,541 56,127,147 1

316 194 80 13 60,866 43,864 5 ,1?5 3,050 4,66? 1,505 833 401 532 40? 253 1?9 1,988,990 6,998,974 11,202,607 2

420 41? 215 182 651219 53~~~~ 4I~I~ 21~) 21~) 606 422 2?2 305 385 2?8 232 21892,411 11,672,171 11,286,691 3

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,641,385 10, ?00,396 33 ,63? ,849 4

1 1 ... ... 1,009 601 60 52 128 80 20 25 20 23 ... ... 5? ,610 181,?13 256,590 5

159 105 58 13 12,674 ?,538 1,041 775 1,651 581 296 120 240 186 115 131 669,964 2,808,781 5,542,461 6

141 82 21 ... 22,4?7 15,229 1,590 1,1?? 2,339 ?83 4?6 246 259 197 138 43 1,088,162 3 ,2?4 ,9?1 4,785,634 ?

15 6 1 ... 24,?06 20,496 2,484 1,046 549 61 41 10 13 1 ... 5 1?3 ,254 ?33 ,509 61?,922 8

2?1 294 148 16/. 2?,833 21,9?9 1,951 910 1,057 400 261 202 260 344 256 213 2,002,633 ?,925,824 9,519,480 9

31 32 1 2 29,731 24,99? 2,489 1,136 803 13? 73 39 19 21 16 1 438,2?9 1,230,235 927,074 10

118 91 66 16 71~) 61~ 436 374 335 69 88 31 26 20 6 18 451,499 2,516,112 840,137 11

5? 36 12 1 (NA) (NAl ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 325,362 1,618,524 2,966,504 12

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,316,023 9,081,872 30,671,345 13

... ... ... 40 35 5 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . 2,802 3,185 260 l4 ... ... ... ... ... 151 101 10 20 15 .. . 5 ... ... . .. ... .. . 2,16? 13,400 10,286 15

... ... ... ... 5 5 ... . .. ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . 85 90 25 16

... ... ... ... 2?8 145 10 2? 45 25 .. . ... 5 21 ... . .. 12,651 71, ??5 104,909 1?

... ... ... ... 25 10 ... 5 5 5 ... ... ... ... .. . . .. ?15 3,535 3,840 18

1 1 ... ... 510 305 35 . .. 63 50 15 25 15 2 .. . ... 39,190 89 '?28 13? ,270 19·

31 30 10 ... 2,89? 1,33? 190 185 678 236 120 40 65 25 16 5 154, ?6? ?9? ,092 91?,69? 20

55 30 30 ... 986 290 35 80 166 85 ?0 30 65 85 20 60 210,495 ?09 ,085 1,?35,?85 2l

?3 45 18 13 8,?91 5,911 816 510 80? 260 106 50 110 ?6 ?9 66 304,?02 1,302,604 2,888,979 22

35 20 5 ... 8,89? 6,426 ?33 456 ?22 226 140 46 ?? 31 30 10 255 ,35? 8?1,40? 1,1?5,026 23 10 1 5 ... 3,538 2,8?6 220 16? 168 21 . .. 15 20 25 20 6 85,995 198,632 404,097 24 31 11 6 ... 5,999 4,66? 416 253 302 101 66 50 30 60 32 22 137,044 504,509 1,111,427 25 65 50 5 ... 3,992 1,214 221 301 1,142 435 2?0 135 132 81 56 5 60? ,526 1,699,276 2,093,92? 26 ... ... ... ... 51 46 ... ... 5 ... ... .. . . .. ... . .. .. . 2,240 1,147 1,157 2?

... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . .. . .. . ... ... .. . . .. ... ... 170 35 .. . 28 ... ... ... .. . 4,0?5 3,839 185 35 16 ... ... . .. ... ... ... .. . 24,729 6? ,556 32,329 29 15 6 ... ... 15,664 12,282 1,955 866 452 56 31 10 ? ... ... 5 100,086 528,195 /+81 ,659 30 ... ... ... . .. 1 1 ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... .. . 4 4 1 31 ... ... ... .. . 18 18 ... . .. ... ... .. . ... . .. ... .. . ... 84 88 64 32 ... ... ... .. . 1,?14 1,566 101 2? 20 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... 10,691 33,255 271704 33 ... ... 1 . .. 3,234 2,?90 243 118 61 5 10 ... 6 1 ... . .. 3? ,490 104,376 ?6,165 34

... 1 ... .. . 58 35 ... ... 16 .. . 1 ... . .. . .. 5 1 950 8,797 55 ,1?9 35 6 15 2 ? 864 532 61 50 ?? 50 15 5 10 31 21 12 ?3,442 308,10? 6181;~~ 36

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3? 60 27 ? 13 4,?26 3,64? 284 134 224 119 63 65 ?3 39 51 27 131,49? 811,896 1,407} 791 38 10 10 6 3 5,839 4,838 510 203 16? 15 ,. 10 15 36 16 18 51,438 349 ,6?1 6?2,588 39 35 51 4 19 ?,368 6,269 481 2?? 152 26 ,5 15 51 21 22 19 223,401 1,010,840 1,059,173 40

119 118 81 51 2,?35 1,359 222 133 259 165 123 72 96 153 84 69 551,352 2, ?85 ,462 3 ,0?5 ,463 41 36 72 48 ?l 5,??1 4,839 393 113 155 20 13 35 15 64 5? 6? 963,915 2,626,539 2,624,506 42 5 ... ... . .. 4?2 460 ... .. . ? 5 ... ... .. . ... ... ... 6,638 24,512 6,432 43

... 5 1 ... 5,323 4,?14 339 86 105 46 15 ... 11 6 ... 1 61,812 159,249 181,9?4 44 ... 10 ... ... 9,442 8,261 6?3 322 13? 1? 10 5 2 10 5 ... 78,160 284,458 211,052 45 31 10 ... 1 9,235 ?,225 9?2 487 399 56 43 32 6 5 10 ... 183,989 502,408 419 ,28? 46 ... ? ... 1 5,?31 4,?9? 505 241 162 18 5 2 ... ... 1 ... 114,318 284,120 114,761 4?

77 68 56 15 3,556 2,608 267 261 213 62 61 26 20 15 5 18 1?1,565 1,488,065 704,601 48 ... ... 1 ... 56? 507 3? 5 1? ... 1 .. . ... ... .. . ... 25,255 61,05? ? ,578 49 1 6 5 850 800 ... 16 5 2? 1 1 ... ... ... ... .. . 69 ,32? 2?4,468 11,892 50 40 1? 4 1 2,682 2,33? 116 103 78 6 25 5 6 5 1 ... 185,352 692,522 116,066 51

... ... . ... ... 20 20 ... . .. ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... .. . 153 232 ?0 52 5 ... 10 ... 423 171 35 35 ?2 35 5 15 30 15 10 83,558 . .. 202, ?43 361,61.9 53 ... ... 41

... . .. ... ... .. . ... .. . . .. ... ... ... ... ... .. . 10 2 54 28 ... ... 1,?69 44? 13? 128 357 162 132 76 120 116 ?8

... 1 16 162,550 881,4?6 1,907,353 55 ... 1 ... 1,821 1,009 317 168 254 18 16 11 16 6 6 ... 14,195 105,434 204 ,on 56 ... 2 1 1 (NA), (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ?,426 59,499 40,587 57

... ... ... ... 36 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 995 1,704 500 58

... 2 1 1 123 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 6,431 10 6 5? '?95 40,08? 59 ... ... 2,399 1,100 193 253 654 96 41 26 5 25 5 1 5? ,059 365,917 452,356 60 ... ... ... ... 65 63 1 1 ... ... ... ... . .. ... . .. ... 411 3,221 418 61

?l 26 26 1 2,152 146 106 141 308 11? 82 25 1?6 15 10 121 211 719 178,291 920,608 1,535,653 62

(NA) (NA) (N.ii <N.ii 919 126 46 ?2 204. 68 45 21 60 30 91 156 64,404 315 ,61? 116,338 63

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,073,328 ? ,845,447 29,019,354 64 283 281 101 37 3,109 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,249,271 4,718,026 18,652,996 65 196 82 40 19 4,522 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) . (NA) (NA) (NA) 824,05? 3,12? ,421 10,366,358 66

860 GENERAL REPOHT

Table 14.-PEARS-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954; QUANTITY HARVESTED OF BEARING AGE, 1954. AND 1950;

Farms repor t.inr,l

Region, division, and Stnte 19542 1950 1945 19/tO

1 u.s ........ 31?9,774 4841,42? 980,990 961,433

2 The North •• ?6,634 31?,0?3 :384,51t5 36?,680 3 The South •• 96,193 430,973 510,345 511,467 4 The West ••• '6,947 493,381 86,100 82,286

Geo. Dh.:

5 N.E ..... 2,975 12,660 21,394 14,560 6 M.A ..... 18,91.4 56,168 89,081 87,060 7 E.N.C ... 31,205 141,690 169,0?5 161,322 8 W.N.C ... 23,510 106,555 104,995 .104,738 9 S.A ..... 37,935 154,408 219,389 201.,01.)

10 E.S.c ... 37,636 161.,904 182,053 187,298 ll w.s.c ... 20,622 111,661 108,903 120,126 12 Mt ...... 36,91t? 17,208 16,911 15,137 13 Po.c ••• ~ .. (NA} 476,173 69,189 67,11.9

N.E.:

14 Maine ••• 652 3,023 3,825 2,132 15 N.H ..... 339 1,630 3,157 1,820 16 Vt ...... 155 815 786 831, 17 Mass •••• 704 3,456 6,448 5,389 18 R.I ..... 99 443 902 485 19 Conn •••• 1,026 3,293 6,276 3,900

M.A.s

20 N.Y ..... 5,333 16,894 26,512 25,101 21 N.J ..... 967 2,788 2,082 2,345 22 Pa ...... 12,644 36,486 60,487 59,614

E. N.C.:

23 Ohio .... 9,610 39J597 43,210 50,508 24 Ind ..... 3,930 23,893 35,505 27,443 25 Ill ..... 5,766 34,884 36,430 36,000 26 Mich .... 8,882 31,579 43,736 38,457 27 Wis ..... 3,017 11,737 10,194 8,914

W.N.C.:

28 Minn .... 630 2,952 1,237 1,005 29 Iowa •••• 6,323 '32,757 27,233 24,752 30 Mo •••••• 10,755 42,217 50,421 53,701 31 N.Dak ... 41 53 29 24 32 S.Dak ... 154 351 328 148 33 Nebr •••• 2,437 9,324 6,849 , .. ,963 34 Kans •••• 3,170 18,901 18,898 20,145

S.A.:

35 Del ..... 83 550 849 807 36 Md ...... 1,004 5,339 8,118 6,080 37 D.c ..... (NA} 3 1 12 38 va ...... 7,262 31,057 51,503 42,304 39 W.Va .... 7,473 17,121 28,866 23,159 40 N.C ..... 9,222 42,933 55,057 61,820 41 S.C ..... 2,326 12,850 17,896 18,497 42 Ga ...... 8,297 35,670 44,105 40,140 43 Fla ...... 2,268 8,885 12,994 11,22/t

E.S.C.s

44 Ky ...... 7,842 40,249 42,487 47,613 45 Tenn •••• 12,385 1.8,31.6 53,812 57,083 46 Ala ••••• 9,528 42,752 51,738 46,332 47 Miss •••• 7,881 33,557 34,016 36,270

w.s.c .• 48 Ark ..... 5,2291 21,810 22,648 26,821 49 La •••••• 1,907 17,022 18,242 16,575 50 Okla .... 5,382 24,829 25,243 24,029 51 Tex ...... 8,104 48,000 42,770 52,701

Mt.:

52 Mont •••• 315 450 456 485 53 Idaho ... 1",137 5,000 4,490 4,648 54 Wyo ..... 43 59 62 26 55 Colo •••• 1,074 2,228 .1,867 .1,754 56 N.Mex ••• 1,972 3,771 4,200 3,843 57 Ariz .... (NA} 1,223 1,398 1,200 58 Utah .... 2,190 3,778 3,771 ·2,587 59 Nev ••••• 216 699 667 594

Pac.:

60 waSh •••• (NA} 430,518 30,069 31,156 6l Oreg .... (NA} 1427,765 22,257 22,152 62 Calif ... (NA) 417,890 16,863 13,841

NA Not available. Z 0.05 percent or less. 3Tota1s for States for which data are available. other pears. ~

Total Troaa not. oi' bt:Ul'ing ngtl 'l'l•eoa of

ben:ring u1~c

Treeo or n11 ago a ( nwnbor} Forma reporting Number Farms ropo1•'ting

1935 19542 1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 1951. 2 1950 1951~2 1950

1,225,152 9,828,529 12,357,081 13,875,766 14,460,416 19,436,13? 356,995 4275,838 1,855,973 2,21t0,545 3MJ,484 1'621,1163

653,165 1,826,876 2,81.1.,420 ,.,035,132 ,.,166,433 6,659,168 2?,369 101,458 ti4J,510 678,?55 60,386 241,?04 484,094 615,233 1,?1.9,135 2,268,510 2,679,760 2,728,211 27,687 11.8,133 13?,637 1,92,35~ 77,1,].6 308,996 87,893 7,386,420 7,?63,526 7,572,12/t 7,614,223 10' 01.8' 758 '1,939 "'26,21,? 1,271t,826 1,069,1,35 3~,682 1"71,163

40,103 76,439 123,147 161.,455 138,30/, 286,106 l,li.J ~,M,9 21,,267 33,801 2,21.0 9,288 160,657 569,294 953,247 1,560,61.0 1,654,102 3,012,1.16 5,9l.? 16,356 123,605 182,001 15,69$ 1,5,453 303,41.1 1,01.7,611. 1,379,916 1, 859,507 1,881,11.5 2,641,298 11,232 1.1,626 259,425 354,225 24,662 111,424 148,964 133,529 388,110 1.50,530 1,92,882 719,348 9,047 . 39,02? 36,213 108,728 17,?66 75,539 209,540 217,450 583,?98 875,055 953,778 1,0,.1,814 9,23? 43,893 41,901 11.5,230 31,?77 118,1$1 175,159 165,010 521.,852 631,183 62J J 91.0 877,039 11,530 61,188 1.4,?1.6 167,1?9 29,862 111.,611 99,395 232,773 640,485 762,272 902,042 809,358 6,920 43,052 50,990 179,946 1.S,??? 76,204 16,606 335,566 385,072 299,501. 27~,541 333,1.52 31,939 6,?83 77,821. 131,155 35 682 11,699 71,287 71050,854 ?,3?8,1.54 7,2?2,620 7,339,682 9,715,306 (NA} 419,464 1,197,002 938,280 INA} 1'59,464

,.,620 6,070 J.l,JI,l 11,572 8,264 17,052 354 1,3?8 3,509 5,1.61, 375 1,887 5,351 8,165 11,134 13,993 12,292 24,1,95 102 1.61 4,193 3,'735 271 1,280 31475 1,21.3 2,951 3,287 3,720 12,869 65 323 1.19 867 10'7 51t5

13,089 18,483 39,949 60,816 58,167 119,369 213 891 4,217 6,?39 57? 2,812 1,719 2,051. 3,737 7,832 6,121 17,870 25 116 515 ?66 87 353

11,849 40,424 54,035 66,955 49,71.0 94,451 381. 1,280 11,1.14 16,230 823 2,1.11

51.,818 '·11, 859 693,880 1,194,732 1,256,567 2,284,417 1,741 5,170 ?1,086 108,713 4,271 13,250 4,250 17,529 33,4.54 33,433 50,150 99,923 313 1,17? 5,304 9,080 778 1,885

101,589 139,906 225,913 332,475 347,385 628,076 3,893 10,009 4712~5 64,208 10,649 30,318

102,473 110,590 212,904 249,839 )36,928 641,892 3,039 11,102 26,904 48,683 7,784 32,120 62,062 26,756 76,702 126,450 115,878 261,761 1,535 6,928 9,947 19,789 3,017 18,367 60,451 90,598 200,514 368,841 420,781 651,139 2,391 10,911 16,930 38,688 4,368 26,608• 65,463 799,692 853,249 1,084,077 977,586 1,01,6,630 2,926 8,229 197,584 233,?03 7,289 26,057 12,992 19,978 36,547 30,300 29,972 39,876 1,341 4,456 8,060 13,3~2 2,224 8,2?2

1,439 2,360 7,934 3,567 4,8?2 5,298 421 1,818 1,670 ,.,3?4 289 1,222 34,745 29,255 100,412 8J., 725 88,920 130,07? 3,078 12,554 11,211 36,488 ,.,331 23,112 63,485 64,066 165,370 231,8?2 252,393 333,037 3,042 13,126 11,573 35,820 8,845 31,91t9

41 160 379 103 1/.4 209 30 38 109 154 16 22 378 773 1,320 1,001 494 1,220 102 22? 453 877 74 146

15,656 11,902 31,429 26,811 271635 62,61.6 1,185 4,659 ,.,628 12,248 1,701 5,406 33,220 25,013 81,266 102,451 118,424 186,861 1,189 6,605 6,569 18,767 2,510 13,682

803 1,358 5,041 10,361, 12,920 24,900 36 234 673 1,271 61 346 10,778 13,597 27,854 55,320 43,88/t 75,131 331 1,434 2,818 7,507 808 4,285

12 (NA} 9 2 95 93 (NA} 1 (NA} 2 (NA} 2 55,796 35,241 109,798 181.,758 197,974 251,405 1,621 7,619 6,681 21.,245 6,295 25,160 24,638 30,597 65,661 104,031 101,006 113,525 1,649 4,912 6,513 15,845 6,329 13,230 56,925 38,329 120,386 163,683 197,431 196,978 2,114 12,354 7,233 32,600 ?,841 32,480 17,996 18,354 42,527 66,968 70,273: 69,81.3 744 3,965 3,223 11,927 1,797 9,458 35,331 ?0,951 146,731 191,883 225,460 210,377 2,073 10,702 11,329 38,305 6,872 26,1.34 7,261 19,023 65,791 98,0/.6 104,735 99,562 669 2,672 3,431 13,528 1,774 6,786

51,069 34,862 121,420 137,567 170,590 212,110 2,502 12,927 9,786 33,308 6,155 29,816

51.,461 53,518 152,459 178,392 231,301 228,874 3,663 16,1.55 13,904 42,1.78 10,0?3 35,253

41,277 39,103 130,370 165,559 197,113 202,958 2,832 17,419 10,639 1,8,022 7,1.96 27,376

28,352 37,527 120,603 149,665 221.,936 233,097 2,533 14,387 10,417 43,371 6,138 22,166

21,2?7 56,266 119,374 138,389 180,135 149,091 1,511 9,030 10,564 32,722 4,110 1J,970

13,663 23,233 87,468 112,598 117,857 108,328 684 7,437 5,602 29,1,52 1,470 10,973

20,321 40,193 122,637 162,474 159,329 143,009 1,765 8,487 8,571 31,377 1.,156 17,832

44,134 113,081 311,006 348,811 444,721 408,930 2,960 18,098 26,253 86,395 6,041 33,429

655 1,319 1,892 1,596 2,259 3,620 126 238 503 776 220 235

5,123 49,368 52,587 39,569 41,252 47,317 350 1,876 13,81.6 19,396 9lit 3,1.00

77 452 256 188 315 509 25 43 294 166 24 19

1,932 99,121 95,108 83,328 88,339 133,573 323 891, 24,466 20,558 883 1,1.58

3,115 18,308 31,407 30,032 26,973 28,702 526 1,496 6,168 14,538 1,591 2,571,

1,451 5,745 6,417 9,368 8,822 11,095 (NA} 526 781 2,009 (NA) ?93

3,621 159,947 194,350 131,975 103,652 104,846 528 1,467 31,509 ?2,885 1,874 2,710

632 1,306 3,055 3,448 2,929 3,790 61 243 257 827 176 501

34,440 1,703,525 1,632,884 1,581,807 1,557,766 2,044,325 (NAl . 47,204 476,359 303,260 (NA~ 423,286 422,319 23,787 1,375,991 1,417,126 11347,510 1,281.,600 1,592,003 (NA 47,055 238,925 208,901. (NA <413,859 13,060 3,971,338 4,328,444 4,343,303 4,497,316 6,078,978 (NA} 45,205 481,718 426,116 (NA}

- -· i es. 1 Farms reporting trees and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include data for fa1•ms w1 th less than 20 trees or gropev ~

4For Washington, Oregon, and California, farms reporting represent total of farms reporting Bartlett pears o.nd farms report ng

FRUITS AND NUTS IIORTICUL TURAL SPECIAL TIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS . . 861

1934 TO 1954;1 AND VALUE, 1954· AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND TREES

BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

rreoa of bearing Qulllltity !w.rvosted age Cont.inued

Number Farms reporting Bushels Value (dollars)

Average per

19542 195.0 19542 1949 1939 19542 1949 1944 1939 1934 19542 191,9 bushel

19542 1949

?·,972,556 10,116,536 385' 683 .314,981 525,344 26,771,340 26,898,868 27,788,HJ7 24,980,749 26,579,416 5.5,133,875 36,629,023 2.06 1.36

1,383,366 2,165,665 36,393 160,359 223,490 1,337,956 2,541,904 3,670,603 4,262,725 6, 501,969 2,847,317 3,358, 867 2.13 1.32 1,77,596 1,256,780 1,5,503 127,021 252,295 527,217 1,275,349 3,01.8,316 2, 733,182 3,671,629 801,563 1,741,0.5.5 1. 52 1.37

611U,594 6,691t,091 33,787 •27,601 49,559 21,' 906' 167 23,081,615 21,069,188 17,984,842 16,1.05,818 51,484,99.5 31,529,101 2.01 1.37

52,172 89,31.6 1,052 6,534 8,625 1.4,352 101,333 139,148 111,950 137,658 166,229 245,574 3. 75 2.42 4/,5,689 711,246 10,054 30,697 63,107 415,196 689,432 1,679,384 1 1 518,41,9 2,274,282 1,093,578 1,080,331. 2.63 1.57 788,189 1,025,691 14,849 76,936 100,631 792,525 1,389,226 1,658,658 2,077,691. 3,384,756 1,454,857 1,661,349 1.84 1.20 97,316 279,382 10,438 46,192 51,127 85,883 361,913 193,413 554,632 705,273 132,653 371,610 1.54 1.03

1751 !Ut9 438,568 21,623 31,082 105,665 290,527 293,636 1,570,214 1,060,621 1,292,549 418,119 406,700 1.44 1.39 120,264 357,673 19,480 43,625 89,225 176,712 298,463 688,937 893,911 1,543,802 283,550 466,207 1.60 1.56 181,783 1,60,.539 4,400 52,314 57,405 59,978 683,250 789,165 778,590 835,278 99,894 868,148 1.67 1.27 257,?1,2 253,91? 33,787 6,432 7,67'· 592,224 444,575 406,117 355' 354 lt12,209 1,354,892 845,006 2.29 1.90

5,853,852 6,440,174 (NA) .21,169 41,885 24,313,943 22,637,040 20,663,071 17,629,488 15,993,609 50,130,103 30,684,095 2.06 1.36

2,561 5,877 150 1,446 1,153 1,255 6,881 11,207 5,500 6,424 1.,393 20,668 3.50 3.00 3,972 7,399 75 879 1,031 751 4,6?9 11,923 6,323 9,769 2,630 10,527 3.50 2.25

824 2,084 46 405 513 1,1,0 2,601 3,420 2,390 2,783 1,541 7,022 3.50 2.70 14,266 33,210 236 1,854 3,667 6,465 33,675 63,135 41t,09J 60,358 23,274 74,086 3.60 2.20 1,539 2,911 33 276 305 945 3,146 5,181 3,920 8,393 3,307 7,393 3.50 2.35

29,010 37,805 512 1,674 1,956 31.,496 50,351 44,282 1.,.9,721. 49,931 131,084 125,878 3.80 2. 50

340,773 585,167 2,272 9,500 18,191 295,244 479,289 1,163,108 1,025,707 1,442,934 841,443 728,809 2.85 1.52 12,225 24,374 476 1,071 1,550 12,231 26,201 33,251 52,158 59,241 36,693 44,087 3.00 1.68 92,691 161,705 7,306 20,126 43,366 107,721 183,942 483,025 440,584 772,107 215,442 307,438 2.00 1.67

83,686 164,221 4,665 20,810 32,577 67,527 192,228 313,784 424,416 834,913 145,181 273,408 2.15 1.1~2

16,809 56,913 1,958 12,144 17,473 20,912 84,391 172,539 195,236 508,944 29,272 82,342 1.40 0.93 73,666 161,826 2,346 18,536 22,117 46,754 194,416 311,720 436,780 781,187 65,452 175,241 1.40 0.90

602,108 619,546 4,525 19,131 24,009 646,160 880,694 835,988 1,000,174 1,245,552 1,195,399 1,074,105 1.85 1.22 11,918 23,185 1,355 6,315 4,455 11,172 37,497 24,627 21,088 14,160 19,553 56,253 1.75 1.50

690 3,560 95 545 112 292 2,324 238 424 322 515 4,648 1.76 2.00 18,044 63,924 2,361 16,691 14,893 16,087 110,290 55,093 145,202 97,942 28,152 113,296 1.75 1.03 52,493 129,550 5,394 17,613 26,542 48,222 167,660 101,875 303,241 406,668 72,331 158,846 1.50 0.95

51 225 7 6 4 13 44 33 16 11 23 88 1.77 2.00 320 1.43 34 71 19 112 331 244 54 80 198 662 1.77 2.00

7,274 19,181 1,074 3,742 2,079 7,189 24,075 5,363 23' 967 27,461 12,579 31,409 1.75 1.30 18,444 62,499 1,473 7,524 7,478 13,968 57,189 30,567 81,728 172,789 18,855 62,661 1.35 1.10

,I 685 3,770 32 123 411 385 1,745 8,972 4,724 6,163 673 2,756 1.75 1. 58 10,779 20,347 520 1,963 3,948 7,685 13,535 71,998 41,754 88,920 13,450 22,116 1.75 1.63

(NA) 7 (NA) 2 10 (NA) 15 8 257 263 (NA) 30 (NA) 2.00 28,560 85,553 4,913 5,282 19,265 66,505 28,405 351,583 178,954 246,762 89,780 56,067 1.35 1.97 24,084 49,816 4,303 2,865 8,475 62,839 26,354 173,428 74,832 34,000 100,544 48,757 1.60 1.85 31,096 87,786 5,805 7,592 32,441 54,200 41,196 247,944 256,785 288,545 89,428 81,950 1.65 1.99 15,131 30,600 1,080 3,204 12,972 14,914 25,345 127,668 131,404 109,698 21,623 38,646 1.45 1.52 49,622 108,1t26 4,014 ?,ooo, 21-t-,365 60,254 87,914 398,395 304,189 374,618 75,314 86,491 1.25 0.98 15,592 52,263 956 3,051 3,778 23,745 69,127 190,218 67,722 143,580 27,307 69,8$7 1.15 1.01

25,076 88,112 4,441 12,230 16,666 41,811 74,464 86,860 125,417 274,583 64,803 99,703 1.55 1.34 : 39,614 109,981 6,786 9,31.8 25,426 64,540 48,540 87,934 224,107 /T0?,900 106,493 86,047 1.65 1.77 28,464 82,348 4,642 10,647 25,991 38,411 88,785 245,624 264,852 396,776 59,536 126,506 1.55 1.42 27,110 77,232 3,611 11,400 21,142 31,950 86,674 268,519 279,595 464,543 52,718 153,951 1.65 1.78

45,702 86,652 1,748 8,522 13,167 21,227 90,389 178,066 163,044 223,280 38,215 133,535 1.80 1.48 17,631 58,016 865 8,326 9,330 14,242 96,638 190,223 143,490 160,092 19,230 127,818 1.35 1.32 31,622 86,828

91,260 291 11,076 8,703 2,233 132,455 83,513 110,247 131,294 3,463 142,898 1.55 1.08 224,611 1,496 24,390 26,205 22,276 363,768 337,363 361,809 320,612 38,986 463,897 1.75 1.28

816 1,116 141 100 166 1,526 1,394 2,122 1,179 2,966 3,434 4,043 2.25 2.90 35,522 33,191 558 1,946 2,812 76,274 54,1?1 69,642 65,749 52,671 167,805 118,279 2.20 2.18 158 90 5 7 3 10 10 7 7 3 22 30 2.20 3.00 74,655 74,550 5?1 736 925 212,443 165,?95 114,297 100,064 205,683 531,108 282,:298 2,50 1.70 12,140 16,869 1,020 1,161 1,460 31,589 28,136 37,969 35;148 55,609 11,076 55,839 2.25 1.98 lt,964 4,408 (NA) 419 416 4,042 6,517 6,080 11,520 8,324 8,748 20,031 2.16 3.07 1281 /tJS 121,465 1,451' 1,806 1,619 265,659 186,373 111,352 137,565 83,729 571,166 358,640 2.15 1.92 1,049 2,228 /,]. 257 273 681 2,179 4,648 4,122 3,22/t 1,533 5,846 2.25 2.68

1,227,166 1,329,624 ~NA) 48,on 22,019 5,145,080 4,869,01.0 7,836,293 5,530,954 4,528,396 12,743,445 6,122,364 I 2.48 1.29 1,137,066 3,489,620

1,208,222 NA) 48,749 14,690 3,473,280 4,689,040 4,273,258 3,541,814 2,626,453 '10,403,629 10,942,166 3.00 :2.25 3,902,328 (NA) 44,409 5,176 15,695,583 13,012,440 8,553,520 8,556,720 8,838,760 26,983,029 13,619,565 1.72 1.05

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Percent of totfll value of o.ll crops

19542 1949

0.3 0.2 1

(Z) (Z) 2 (Z) (Z) 3 1.5 1.1 4

0.1 0.1 5 0.1 0.1 6 (Z) 0.1 7 (Z) (Z) 8 (Z) (Z) 9 (Z) (Z) 10 (Z) (Z) 11 0.1 0.1 12 2.3 1.8 13

(Z) (Z) 14 (Z) 0.1 15 (Z) (Z) 16 (Z) 0.1 17 0.1 0.1 18 0.2 0.2 19

0.2 0.2 20 (Z) (Z) 21 0.1 0.1 22

(Z) 0.1 23 (Z) (Z) 24 (Z) (Z) 25 0.3 0.3 26 (Z) (Z) 27

(Z) (Z) 28 (Z) (Z) 29 (Z) (Z) 30 (Z) (Z) 31 (Z) (Z) 32 (Z) (Z) 33 (Z) (Z) 34

(Z) (Z) 35

(Zl (Z) 36 (NA (Z) 37

(Z) (Z) 38 0.1 0.1 39 (Z) (Z) 40 (Z) (Z) 41 (Z) (Zl 42 (Z) (Z) 43

(Z) (Z) 44 (Z) (Z) 45 (Z) (Z) 46 (Z) (Z) 47

(Z) (Z) 48 (Z) 0.1 49 (Z) (Z) 50 (Z) (Z) 51

(Z) (Z) 52 0.1 0.1 53 (Z) (Z) 54 0.3 0.1 55 0.1 0.1 56 (Z) (Z) 57 0.8 0.5 58 (Z) (Z) 59

3.2 2.1 60 4.2 5.2 61 1.7 1.1 62

862 GENERAL REPORT

Table 15.-PEARS-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, BY TREES nc e •• [Docs not 1 lud d t r or nrms with lcsa

!Farms reporting by t.rees not of beo.ring age Farms reporting by trees of bearing Uffe

Region, Totsl 1,000 Total J.,ooo division, farms Under 5 to 10 to 2~ to 50 to 100 to 200 to 300 to 500 to fO.l'tl\6

Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 1,500 and State 5 9 24 49 99 199 299

~~~:ee 999 or 25 1,9 99 499 999 to to

re-'trees tr8CS trees trees trees tree a trees trees

more re- trees trees trees trees trees 1,499 1,999 porting trees porting troos trees

1 u.s ......... (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2 The North 27,369 20,0?6 3,2?8 1,791 628 56? 4?4 216 18? 116 36 60,386 5lt,61tl 1,?1.9 1,388 2,028 3?2 108 35 3 The South 2?,687 21,?9? 3,82? 1,558 2?9 112 63 21 14 11 5 ??,416 ?5,360 1,049 554 391 38 12 I 3 4 The West (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Geo. Diri•ioaat 5 New England .... 1,143 603 204 16? 62 44 36 11 11 4 1 2,240 1,9?? 98 73 ?? 6 6 1 6 Middle Atlantic 5,947 3,607 968 628 214 219 155 63 60 2? 6 15,698 13,509 680 518 815 128 2? 8 ? E.N. Central ... 11,232 8,081 1,2?0 695 300 262 265 136 no 85 28 . 24,682 21,8?0 ?41 663 1,032 229 ?3 26 8 W.N. Centro.l. ... 9,04? ?,?85 836 301 52 42 18 6 6 ... 1 1?,?66 1?,285 230 134 104 9. 2 ... 9 South Atlantic 9,23? ?,353 1,25t', 488 81 )I, 11 ? 6 2 1 31,??? Jl, 156 351 165 8? 11 2 ...

10 E.S. Central ... 11,530 9,580 1,1,05 445 52 23 14 5 2 3 1 29,862 29,l.JJ 251, 116 52 6 ... 1 11 W.S. Centra.l. ..• 6,920 ,t,864 1,168 625 146 55 38 9 6 6 3 15,??? 14,??1 444 273 252 21 10 2 12 Mounto.in . ...•.• ( NA) ( NA) (NA) ( NA) 77 (NA) (NA) 36 (NA) 26 9 ( NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 70 25 5 "l3 Pacific ........ (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Now&,load:

14 Maine •••••••••• 354 202 70 52 15 7 6 2 ... ... ... 375 355 12 6 2 .. . ... ... 15 New Hampshire ... 102 56 18 17 J 1 2 1 1 2 1 271 252 6 '· 9 ... ... ... 16 Vermont ••.•••.• 65 46 8 4 I, 1 ... ... ... .. . ... 107 101 2 J 1 . .. ... ... 17 Massachusetts . . 213 108 36 )1, 12 14 3 2 4 ... . .. 577 500 27 .281 15 4 3 ... 18 Rhode Island .•. 25 11 4 6 1 1 2 ... ... ... ... 87 ?2 ? 3 5 .. . ... .. . 19 Connecticut •... 384 176 68 54 27, 20 23 6 6 2 ... 823 697 44 29 45 2 3 1

Middle Atlaa.tie:

20 New York ••••••• 1,741 87? 239 207 87 121 93 48 4'1 18 4 4,271 2,663 3?7 369 ?02 118 25 6 21 New Jersey ..... 313 172 54 1,9 14 11 9 1 1 2 ... 778 702 3? 22 14 1 1 ... 22 Pennsylvania ... 31893 2,558 675 372 113 87 53 14 12 7 2 10,649 10,144 266 127 99 9 1 2

East North Ceatrd:

23 Ohio ........... 3,039 2,313 386 189 59 44 21, 10 9 J 2 ?,784 7,388 172 111 87 16 5 2 24 Indiana ........ 1,535 1,236 182 71 23 12 4 2 3 1 1 3,017 2,921 50 28 16 2 ... ... 25 Illinois ....... 2,391 2,033 213 90 25 13 8 ... 5 2 2 4,368 4,161 79 4? 53 13 6 2 26 Michigan ...•••• 2,926 1,407 344 280 175 184 221 122 93 77 23 7,289 5,240 402 458 8?2 195 62 22 27 Wisconsin ...... 1,341 1,092 145 65 18 9 8 2 ... 2 ... 2,224 2,160 38 19 4 3 ... ...

Waat Nurtb Cc!ntr•l:

28 Minnesota ....... 1,21 372 33 10 2 2 1 ... 1 ... .. . 289 268 1 ... ... ... .. . ... 29 Iowa •...•.•.••. 3,078 2,?55 235 58 11 11 4 2 1 ... 1 4,331 4,262 30 25 11 J ... ... 30 Missouri ........ 3,042 2,599 280 123 20 13 3 2 2 ... ... 8,845 6,561 146 ?6 55 I, 1 ... 31 North Dakota • ... 30 25 2 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 16 16 ... ... ... .. . ... .... 32 South Dakota .•. 102 ?2 23 5 2 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ?4 ?3 ... 1 ... .. . ... ... 33 Nebraska ••••••• 1,185 1,012 123 3? 5 5 2 ... 1 ... .. . 1,701 1,670 13 9 9 ... ... ... 34 Kansas ••••••••• 1,189 950 140 65 12 11 8 2 1 ... ... 2,510 2,415 40 23 29 2 1 ...

-Soutb Atlantic::

35 Delaware ....•.. 36 15 12 6 2. ... ... ... 1 ... .. . 61 53 5 3 ... ... ... ... 36 Ma.ryland • ....... 331 215 5? 35 13 9 1 ... 1 ... .. . 808 769 21 10 6 1 ... ... 3? D.C ............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) ( NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

36 Virginia ••••••• 1,621 1,268 255 ?8 10 5 J 2 ... ... ... 6,295 6,189 73 25 ? 1 ... ... 39 West Virginia .. 1,649 1,330 209 66 1? 5 ... 1 1 ... ... 6,329 6,256 43 19 11 ... ... ... 40 North Carolina 2,114 1,781 234 84 12 ... 2 ... 1 ... ... 7,841 7,796 31 9 4 ... ... ... 41 South Carolina 744 594 103 38 5 2 1 ... 1 ... ... 1,797 1,761 19 9 5 2 ... ... 42 Georgia~~ ...... 2,073 1,665 282 95 11 9 4 3 1 2 1 6,872 6,680 93 48 42 5 2 ... 43 Florida ......... 669 485 102 66 11 4 ... 1 ... ... .. . 1,774 1,652 66 42 12 2 ... ...

E.st South Ceatrd:

44 Kentucky .••.... 2,502 2,10? 289 91 10 J 1 ... ... 1 .. . 6,155 6,0?2 48 18 14 2 ... 1

45 Tennessee .•..•. 3,663 3,093 420 116 20 6 J 3 1 ... 1 10,073 9,928 ?9 47 18 1 ... ... 46 Alabama ..•••••. 2,832 2,3?8 329 105 6 5 6 1 1 1 ... 7,496 7,414 50 22 ? J .. . ... 47 Mississippi . .•. 2,533 2,002 ,367 133 16 9 4 1 ... 1 ... 6,138 6,019 ?7 29 13 ... ... ...

Wcat S.atb Ceatral1

48 Arka.nsas •. ...... 1,511 1,091 230 133 31 ],I, 5 3 2 2 4,110 3,890 92 61, 54 3 4 1 ... 49 Louisiana. ...•.. 68lt 42? 133 91, 16 8 4 ... 1 1 .. . 1,470 1;379 51 22 15 2 ... ... 50 Oklahoma .••..•. 1,765 1,333 282 122 18 6 2 ... 1 1 .. . 4,156 3,995 69 56 34 1 ... ...

6 1 51 Texas •••••••••• 2,960 2,013 523 2?6 81 27 27 6 2 2 J 6,041 5,50? 232 131 149 15

Maa.ataia:

52 Montana ...•.•.. 126 107 14 J ... 1 1 ... ... ... .. . 220 217 2 1 ... ... ... ... 53 Idaho .......... 350 248 35 25 8 10 12 4 5 1 2 914 789 28 26 53 13 J ... 54 Wyoming ........ 25 21 2 1 1 ... . .. ... ... 24 22 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 55 Colorado •...... 323 192 33 20 8 19 22 9 ? 9 4 883 653 42 46 104 21 11

56 New Mexico ...•• 526 361 78 44 21 8 7 4 2 1 ... 1,591 1,50? 3? 26 21 ... ... ... 57 Arizona, tot0i1 •.. (NA) . (NA) 2 (NA) ... ... ... (NA). (NA) (NA)' ltiA) (NA) 1 ... ... 58 Bartlett pearal 84 80 2 2 ... ... . .. 205 193 5 2 3 1 ... ... 59 Other pears1 . .. 1,? 15 ... 2 ... .. . 120 116 1 1 2 ... ... ...

35 11 4 60 Utah. ............. 528 24~ I 62 66 35 39 37 19 12 15 J 1,874 1,358 121 130 206

61 Nevada ............ 61 45 9 6 1 ... ... ... ... .. . . .. 176 171 2 2 1 ... ... ... Pacifier

~~~i (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ( NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) S2 I'Ornhington, total . 38

Bartlett ~s.1 : 649 120 225 234 75 368 21? 170 124 67 6,865 4,358 2?4 395 1,2?1 362 106 63 14 ? 64 Other pe~r/. , , . 941 425 64 81 327 89 87 52 33 25 10 3,630 2,651 204 236 439 71

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

65 Oregon, total .. ·" 47 2? Bartlett P''!'['f· 1,770 1,075 100 8? 63 98 9? 92 73 62 ,23 6,412 5,360 162 145 481 151

66 /,4 19 924 514 50 56 42 69 80 41 21 )1, 1? 3,303 2,629 68 72 304 111

67 Cal~~~~taf.i. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)· (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 68 (:~ 416 229 177'

Bartlett peers,' 2,114 1,195 85 123 140 103 6,386 3,841 213 267 840 23 69 39 Other peers.~ .. , 651 532 18 27 5? a 9 2,331 1,713 ?2 ?3 2?2 87

?0

NA Not available. 1r.lasa interval on farms reporting by quantity harvested based on tenths or 1tons, not bUshels.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 863

OF BEARING AGE, AND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 than :io t es or grapevines See text] re

Farms reporting by trees of Farms reporting by quantity harvested ibearing age-Continued

Number of Number of Total

2,000 3,000 5,000 10,00< 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 trees not trees of quantity

to to or Total Under 25 to 50 to lOOto 500 to to to to to to or of bearing bearing harvested to farms re 25 49 99 499 999 age age (bushels) 2,999 4~999 9,999 more porting bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels 1,499 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more

tree a tree/3 I trees trees bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels

(NA) (NA) (NA) (Ni.J (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,855,973 7,972,556 26,771,340 l

40 18 5 2 36,393 31,651 1,619 1,121 1,444 294 114 43 55 37 11 4 443,510 1,383,366 1,33?,956 2

1 4 4 ... 45,503 41,319 2,556 1,030 559 24 7 ... 4 . .. 4 . .. 137,637 477,596 527,217 3

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ' 1,274,826 6,111,594 24,906,167 4

1 1 ... ... 1,05.2 916 38 37 46 5 4 2 2 . .. 2 . .. 24,267 52,172 44,352 5

10 l 2 ... 10,054 8,337 660 402 494 78 32 17 18 14 1 1 123,605 445,689 415,196 6

27 16 3 2 14,81,9 12,468 667 546 796 203 77 24 34 23 8 3 259,425 788,189 792,525 7

2 ... ... ... 10,438 9,930 254 136 lOB 8 1 ... 1 ... .. . .. . 36,213 97,316 85,883 8

1 1 3 ... 21,623 19,176 1,523 606 295 12 5 ... 3 ... 3 .. . 41,901 175,549 290,527 9

... ... ... ... 19,480 18,175 830 299 167 8 1 ... ... ... .. . . .. 44,746 120,264 176,712 10

... 3 l ... 4,400 3,968 203 125 97 4 1 ... l .. . l .. . 50,990 181,783 59,978 11

ll 4 <N.ii

2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 77,824 257,742 592,224 12

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,197,002 5,853,852 24,313,943 13

... ... ... ... 150 144 1 3 2 ... . .. ... ... ... ... .. . 3,509 2,561 1,255 14

... ... ... .. . 75 71 1 1 2 ... ... ... ... ... .. . .. . 4,193 3,972 751 15

... ... ... .. . 46 42 l 3 ... . .. . .. ... ... ... .. . .. . 419 824 440 16 ... ... ... ... 236 210 5 6 12 2 l . .. ... . .. . .. .. . 4,217 14,266 6,465 17

... ... ... .. . 33 27 2 1 3 . .. ... . .. ... ... .. . .. . 515 1,539 945 18 1 l ... ... 512 422 28 23 27 3 J 2 2 ... 2 .. . 11,414 29,010 34,496 19

8 1 2 ... 2,272 1,402 200 184 341 69 32 14 16 12 l 1 71,086 340,?73 295,244 20' 1 ... . .. . .. 476 409 Jl 16 17 l . .. 1 1 ... . .. ... 5,304 12,225 12,231 2l 1 ... ... .. . 7,306 6,526 429 202 136 8 . .. 2 1 2 . .. ... 47,215 92,691 107,721 22

3 ... ... ... 4,665 4,279 168 109 90 12 4 l 2 ... ... .. . 26,904 83,686 67,527 23 ... ... ... ... 1,958 1,829 64 36 25 3 1 ... ... ... ... . .. 9,947 16,809 20,912 24 3 3 l ... 2,346 2,184 72 39 38 6 2 ... l 3 l ... 16,930 73,668 46,754 25

21 13 2 2 4,525 2,899 316 345 629 182 70 23 31 20 7 3 197,584 602,108 646,160 26 ... ... ... ... 1,355 1,27? 47 17 14 ... ... .. . . .. ... .. . ... 8,060 11,918 11,172 27

... . .. ... ... 95 95 ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. 1,670 690 292 28 ... ... ... ... 2,361 2,278 51 21 10 ... ... .. . l ... .. . ... 11,211 18,044 16,08? 29 2 ... ... . .. 5,394 5,08? 146 82 74 4 l ... .. . ... . .. ... 11,573 52,493 48,222 30 ... ... ... ... 7 7 ... .. . . .. ... ... . .. . .. ... .. . ... 109 51 13 31 ... ... .. . .... 34 33 l ... .. . ... ... . .. .. . ... .. . ... 453 320 ll2 32 ... ... .. . . .. 1,074 1,039 16 13 5 l ... ... .. . ... . .. .. . 4,628 7,274 7,189 33 ... ... . .. . .. 1,473 1,391; 40 20 19 3 ... ... .. . ... ... .. . 6,569 18,444 13,968 34

... . .. ... . .. 32 26 4 2 ... ... ... . .. .. . ... ... . .. 673 685 385 35

<NP.i 1

<N.ii 520 452 45 14 7 2 ... ... ... .. . 2,818 10,779 7,685 36

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) <N.ii <N.ii (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 ... ... ... ... 4,913 4,242 424 161 86 ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 6,681 28,560 66,505 38 ... ... .. . . .. 4,303 3,710 399 137 50 4 2 . .. l ... .. . ... 6,513 24,084 62,839 39 ... . .. l ... 5,805 5,344 325 105 30 l ... ... .. . ... . .. .. . ?,233 31,096 54,200 40 ... l ... 1,080 1,005 42 22 10 ... ... .. . . .. ... l ... 3,223 15,131 14,914 4l 1 ... 1 . .. 4,014 3,647 198 106 55 3 l ... 2 2 11,329 49,622 60,254 42 ... ... ... ... ... . .. 956 750 86 59 57 2 2 ... .. . ... ... .. . 3,431 15,592 23,745 43

... ... ... . .. 4,441 4,161 173 68 36 2 1 ... ... ... ... . .. 9,?86 25,076 41,811 44 ... ... ... ... 6,786 6,273 315 126 70 2 ... ... .. . ... . .. .. . 13,904 39,614 64,540 45 ... ... ... ... 4,642 4,352 194 67 27 2 . .. . .. ... ... ... .. . 10,639 28,461 • 38,411 46 ... ... ... ... 3,611 3,389 148 38 34 2 ... .. . ... ... .. . . .. 10,417 27,110 31,950 47

... 1 l ... 1,748 1,630 63 32 2l ... 1 l 10,564 45,702 21,227 48 ... .. . . .. ... ... 1 ... ... 865 757 55 26 25 1 ... .. . 1 5,602 17,631 14,242 49 ... 1 291 278 ... ... .. . ... ... 5 4 J l 8,571 31,622 2,233 50 ... ... 1,496 1,303 80

. .. ... ... . .. . .. ... ... 63 48 2 ... ... . .. ... ... .. . 26,253 86,828 22,276 51

... ... ... ... 141 131 8 1 1 ... 503 816 1,526 1 l ... . .. ... ... ... ... 52 ... ... 558 405 48 18 54 12 6 5 4 3 3 ... 13,846 35,522 76,274 53 ... ... ... 5 5

2 l ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... . .. ... ... ... 294 158 10 54 ... 2 571 320 34 38 80 40 21 7 17 9 l 4 24,466 '74,655 212,443 55 ... ,., ... ... 1,020 795 94 60 61 7 2 1 6,168 31,589 'l ... . .. . .. 12,140 56 ... ... ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (iiA) (NA) (NA) \NA.) lNA.) (NA) (NA.) (NA) (NA.) 781 4,964 4,042 57 1 ... ... ... 63 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA.) (NA.) (NA) (NA.) (NA.) (NA) 491 4,057 2,875 58 ... ... ... ... 39 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA.) (NA) (NA.) 290 907 1,16? 59 7 2 ... ... 1,451 896 106 130 184 70 28 13 8 9 4 3 31,509 128,438 265,659 60 ... ... ... ... 41 35 2 l 3 ... . .. ... . .. ... . .. ... 257 1,049 681 61

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 29 26 5 l (NA.) (NA) (NA) (NA) (Nl.) (NA) (NA) 476,359 1,22?,166

5 1 3,630 1,430 253 351 1,069 320 100 50 26 23 7

5,145,080 62 (NA) 1 l 1,599 691 161 175 411

1 402,239 991,696 3,685,960 63 (NA) ' (NA) lOG 34 11 8 3 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2 3 74,120 235,470 1,459,120 04 l2 13 10 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 238,925 16 4 2,170 1,446 122 136 301 77 42

1,137,066 3,473,280 65 17 15 8 958

17 16 8 3 2 155,457 551,012 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA.) 407 44 66 194 104 52 25 29 2l 12 4

1,322,880 66 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 83,468 586,054 2,150,400 158 120 %

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 481,718 67

23 27 2,835 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3,489,620 15,695,583 68

13 12 4 806 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA.) (NA.) (NA.) 434,896 3,036,932 13,?67,083 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 69

(NA) (NA) 46,822 452,688 1,928,500 70

864 GENERAL REPOHT

Table 16.-CHERRIE8-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF tREES, AND QUANTITY HARVESTED, CENSUSES OJ.' 1954

AND 1950; AND VALUE, 1954: BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

All cherries

Fal'l\lS Trees not of bearing age Trees of' beflring age reporting1 Quantity hnrvested

Region, division, Farms reporting Number Farms reporting Number Farms reporting Pounds vay~~h~;r and State

19542 1950

19542 1950 19542 1950 1954 2 1950 1951, 2 1950 1951,2 1949 l<J54 2 1949 Total Aver nee per pound

u.s ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,614,320 3,400,933 (NA) (NA) 716511 190 8,513,674 (NA) (NA) 354,379,1,72 J72 1 06/t I 996 /,J,'ll3,527 0.12

The North •• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1, 986,876 2,190,6.50 (NA) (NA) 5,1..43,820 5' 282, 5/-t4 (NA) (NA) 1981 70ft 1 57/t 180 I 827 I lt27 22,571,771 0.11 The South •. 1.,.5, 955 218,795 14,863 84,437 93,266 348,103 35,142 !1.6,490 242,792 6?6, 727 I 17 1 1,)8 40,948 4,008,?02 5,669,1,QJ 1,51.,91.6 0.11 The West ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 534,178 862, lSOi (NA) (NA) 1, 961.,., 578 2,554,403 (NA) (NA) 151,666,196 U35, 568, 166 20,686,840 0.14

Geo. DiY.:

N.E ••••• 1,432 5,213 5?1,. 2,191 2,893 ?,501 989 3,350 4,909 10,902 3?9 1,807 33,503 99,828 3,685 0.11 M.A ••• .". (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 342,424 546,682 (NA) (NA) 1,520,007 1,438, 927 (NA) (NAl 73,088,433 41,1t59,592' 8,432,22'~ 0.12 E.N.C ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1, 587,497 1,405,888 (NA) (NA) 3,829,186 3,491,725 (NA) (N~ 124,515,685 136,61,1,571 13,997,126 0.11 W.N.C ••• (NA) l31.t,053 (NA) 61,011 54,062 230, 5?9 (NA) 85,711 89,718 340,990 (NA) 49,759 1,066,953 2,626,1t36 138,736 0.13 S.A ••••• 22,915 96,0L..5 6,426 30,721 5?,492 158,512 18,410 70,282 1?6,525 396,295 10,141 14,048 3, 657,158 4, 297' 346 409,229 O.ll E.s.c ••• 15,859 s7,3?5 I 5,819 36, 194 22,233 119,521 11,558 56,1~34 38,899 191,063 6,014 17,253 281,099 ?59, 973 36,540 0.13 w.s.c ••• ?, 181 35, 3?5 2,618 17' 522 13,541 70,070 5, 17/~ 19,774 27,368 89,369 1,283 9,647 70,445 612,084 9,147 0.13 Mt •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 131,049 255,148 (NA) (NA) 453,577 613,661 (NA) (NA) 26,302,286 21,433,118 3,25?,291 0.12 Pace •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 403,129 60?,032 (NA) (NA) 1,511,001 1, 940,742 (NA) (NA) 125,363,910 164,135,048 17,429,549 0.14

N:E.,

Maine .•• 328 1,321 163 5?2 948 1, 950 189 822 1,451 2,898 63 582 9,634 43,792 1,059 0.11 N.H ••••• 177 606 62 226 319 828 131 418 541 1,049 34 229 2,386 7,779 262 0.11 Vt •••••• 127 595 50 242 539 l, 323 8? 394 1,118 2,005 23 245 5,408 14,591 595 0.11 Mass •••• 305 l, 185 110 435 3?5 1,268 224 812 683 1, 962 ?6 341 1,,608 17,639 509 0.11 R.I. ••.• · 38 138 10 58 23 364 32 87 84 18? 9 51 953 2,094 104 0.11 Conn •••• 457 1,368 179 658 689 1, 768 326 81? 1,032 2,801 174 359 10,514 13,933 1,156 0.11

M.A.,

N.Y ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 214,153 344,194 (NA) (NA) 970,825 1, 006,766 (NA) (NA) 53,061,04'7 30,536,631 6,288,681 0.12 N.J ••••• (NA) 1,788 (NA) 919 2,496 6,333 (NA) 1,028 '7,L..57 12,810 (!:A) 473 15?' 737 325,598 18,633 0.12 Pa •••.•• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 125, 7?5 196,155 (NA) (NA) 541,725 419,351 (NA) (NA) 19,869,649 10,597,363 2, 124,910 O.ll

E. N.C.:

Ohio •••• 9,293 (NA) 3,176 (NA) 32,588 62,194 7,469 (NA) 94,640 151,384 4,254 (NA) 2,427,127 2, 950,833 315,524 0.13 Ind ••••• 3, 996 23,602 1, 796 9, 952 10,672 34,048 2, 956 15,485 19,429 54, 3?4 1,914 8,074 341,364 603,679 44,382 0.13 Ill. .... 6,463 42,116 2,864 15,566 11,331 50,600 5,020 30,858 22,085 95' 915 3,286 19,785 305,124 1, 281,693 39,664 0.13 Mich ••.• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,294,176 1,009,263 (NA) (NA) 2,862,695 2,421,539 (NA) (NA) 101,095,269 110,280,813 11,557,029 0.11 Wis ••••• (NA) 16,336 (NA) 5,303 238,730 249,783 (NA) 12,560 830,337 768,513 (NA) 9,400 20,346,801 21,524,553 2,040,527 0.10

W.N.C.'

Minn •••• (NA) 6,680 (NA) 3, 50? 2,820 12,944 (NA) 3, 653 3,425 22, 72? (NA) 2,632 11,263 122,148 1,509 0.13 Iowa •••. ?,303 1.5, 573 3, 594 20,1.58 12,941 61,131 5,280 29,986 20,762 90,785 3, 719 19,892 292,936 855,?09 38,075 0.13 Mo •••••• 10,433 38,661 3,520 16,308 16,148 56,435 8,289 25,511 32,330 88,295 5,584 10,443 420,6?0 513,626 54,678 0.13 N.Dsk ••• 196 834 12? 457 4,287 8, 952 100 439 2,?28 8,180 52 249 1,198 13,486 156 0.13 S.Dsk ••• 300 1,842 163 1,004 2, ?85 6,819 197 950 2,183 9,569 118 485 12,655 9,313 1,643 0.13 Nebr •••• 2, 914 19,089 1,401 9,639 7,125 38,872 2, 11/+ 11,463 11,009 50,025 l, 531 7,593 162,585 388,066 21,140 O.lJ Kans •••• 3,01'. 21,3?4 1,291 9,638 7 J 956 45,426 2,286 13,709 17,281 '71,409 1,537 8,465 165 J 646 724,088 21,535 0.13

S.A.<

Del ••.•• 55 305 31 18? 324 890 32 131 115 930 18 50 1,621 4, 12'7 1?8 0.11 Md •••••• ?50 3,138 310 1,248 5,842 6,524 553 2,173 11,575 14,285 329 863 320,054 254,261 35,209 0.11 D.C ••••• (NA) 3 (NA) ... (NA) . .. (NA) 3 (NA) 9 (NA) 3 (NA) 52 (NA) (NA) Va ..•• ~. 5,292 24,417 1,1,64 6,893 15,781 31,941 4,316 18,941 38,370 94,298 2,461 3,726 581,605 921,590 63,971. 0.11 W.Va ..•. 7,357 20,774 1,766 6,016 24,102 62_, 772 6,327 16,280 94,214 154,381 3,571 3,833 2,406,502 2,777,111 264,"715 0.11 N.C ••••• 6,801 32,683 1, 794 9,810 7,847 35,203 5,439 24,338 26,762 107,197 2,995 4,429 32?, 688 31?,479 42,598 0.13 S.C ••••• 783 4,700 329 2,029 1,107 7,470 512 2,801 1, 711 8,930 221 535 5, 962 12,666 ?74 0.13 Ga. •••••• 1,855 9,997 726 4,521 2,4?5 13,642 1,214 5,603 3, 692 16,200 542 602 13,396 9,992 1, 738 0.13 Fla ••••• 22 28 6 17 14 70 17 12 86 65 4 7 330 68 43 0.13

E.s.c., Ky •••••• 5,258 35,090 1,945 13,152 7,690 44,872 3,826 24,245 13,497 '77,392 2,154 9,273 110,747 3?1, 992 14,396 0.13 Tenn •••• 7,807 37,216 2,800 14,616 11,846 55,741 5,863 25,161 20,985 98,046 2, 968 6,121 147' 343 347,987 1.9,156 0.13

Ala ••••• 1,999 10,943 ?45 5,932 1,817 13,017 1,360 5,258 3,113 11,197 6?6 1,288 17,751 28,999 2,3()5 0.13

Miss •••• 795 4,126 329 2,494 880 5,891 509 1,770 1,304 4,428 216 5?1 5,258 10,995 683 0.13

w.s.c., Ark ••••• 2,175 8,608 728 4, 595 2,88? 13,865 1,588 4,322 5,446 13,438 647 1, 703 26,852 74,669 J,4o:' 0.13

La. •••••• 19 120 10 87 32 1?4 11 36 36 134 3 12 33 162 4 0.12

Okla •••• 3,449 17,583 1,250 8,068 ?,996 38,819 2,538 10,689 15,271 53,565 468 5,349 35,013 395,281 4,551 0.13

Tex ••••• 1,538 9,064 630 4,772 2,626 17,212 1,037 4,72? 6,615 22,232 165 2,583 8,547 1'.1, 972 1,107 0.13

Mt.'

Mont •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 8,209 25,280 (NA) (NA) 62,088 61,321 (NA) (NA) 3,641,439 2, 997, 18it 614,661 0.17 0.12

Idaho ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 19,013 44,644 (NA) (NA) 81,038 83,828 (NA) (NA) 6,372,550 4,482,672 790,352 0.09 (NA) 820 (NA) 348 293 1,955 (NA) 534 7/t5 3,043 (NA) 311 4,439 49,543 390 Wyo ••••• 0.11 Colo •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 42,475 95, ?78 (NA) (NA) 108,195 248, 82? (NA) (NA) 4,155,107 5,336,2?4 472, ?00 0.13

N.Mex ••• 1, 913 4,599 4?9 1,5?2 3, 506 10,526 1,558 3,399 10,471 24,438 998 1,890 2?6, 585 240,600 35,954 0.17

Ariz •••• 155 128 64 ?4 209 347 103 55 530 155 ll 19 4,000 1,089 673 0.11

Utah •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 5?,206 76,0?8 (NA) (NA) 190,012 191,090 (NA) (NA) 11,843,429 8,319,26? 1,342,127 0.09

Nev ••••• (NA) 414 (NA) 178 138 540 (NA) 261 498 959 (NA) 89 4,737 6,489 434

Pac.: 0.12

Wa.'3h •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 69,853 140,438 (NA) (NA) 3?9,029 489,538 (NA) (NA) 42,344,4?7 50,859,269 4,9?3,560 0.13

Oreg •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 96,086 249,640 (NA) (NA) 589,904 749,024 (NA) (NA) 42,609,433 51,069, ?79 5,666,502 0.17

Calif ••• 5,571 10,515 2,048 4,325 23?' 190 216,954 4,280 7,110 542,068 702,180 1,43? 2,433 40,410,000 62,206,000 6, 789,487

NA Not available. 1 Forms reporting trees and/or production. 2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 865

Table 17.-SOUR CHERRIES AND SWEET CHERRIES-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1954 AND 1950;

AND QUANTITY HARVESTED AND VALUE, 1954: BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

Sour cherries Sweet cherries

Farms Number of trees, Quantity harvested, Farms Trees of all ages Number of trees, Quantity harvested, Region, reporting1 Trees of all o.ges 19542 19542 reporting1 19542 19542 division, nnd stoto Not of Of Not of Of Value

19542 1950 19542 1950 bearing bearing Pounds Value 19542 1950 19542 1950 bearing bearing Pounds (dollars) age age (dollars) age age

u.s •••••.•• , (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NAl (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Specified Sto.tes3 •• • 36,299 114,259 6,909,940 5,666,982 1,802,476 5,107,464 186,517,824 19,708,890 37,352 1ll,646 1,889,456 2,399,350 368,947 1,520,509 118' 999' 553 16,183,125

Tbe North'. 25,677 82,633 6,402,970 4,886,573 1,699,947 4,703,023 168,470,811 18,154,077 17,379 54,653 691(~ 724I~Xf 1781~? 513,1..41 26,070,955 3,877,212 The South •• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) - (NA) The Weat3 •• 10,6221 31,626 506,970 780,409 102,529 404,41.1 18,047,013 1,554,813 19,973 56,993 1,197,812 1,675,CI77 190,744 1,007,068 92,928,598 12,305,913

r-eo. OiY.:

N.E ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) M.A3 •••• 14,310 34,341 1,598,233 1,652,030 288,981 1,309,252 61,?24,332 6,613,968 11,367 26,978 264,198 314,436 53,1,1.3 210,755 11,364,101 1,818,256 E.N.C~ •• 10,986 48,292 4,801,513 3,2Jit,543 1,409,026 3,392,487 106,744,271 11,539,868 .5,635 27,675 424,425 409,837 123,880 300,545 14,697,799 2,057,688 W.N.C •• 381 (NA) 3,221~ (NA) 1,940 1,284 2,208 241 377 (NA) 3,021 (NA) 880 2,141 9,055 1,268 S.A ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (tiA) E.S.C ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) w.s.c ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Mt' ••••• 4,007 12,469 266,769 467,821 60,235 206,534 8,478,215 693,624 4,453 10,768 303,141 359,025 67,099 236,042 17,543,486 2,527,040 Pac:l •••• 6,615 19,157 240,201 312,588 42,294 197,907 9,568,798 861,189 15,520 46,225 894,671 1,316,052 123,645 771,026 75,385,112 9,778,873

N:E.:

Moine ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) N.H ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (I!A) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Vt •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (I!A) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Mass •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) R.I. •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Conn •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

M.A.:

N.Y ••••• 4,685 11,382 1,005,202 1,157,451 180,299 824,903 44,021,645 4,842,379 3,608 7,667 179,776 193,509 33,854 145,922 9,039,402 1,41.6,302 N.J •• ••. 485 (NA) 7,285 (NA) 1,460 5,825 132,105 14,531 388 (NA) 2,668 (NA) 1,036 1,632 25,632 4,102 Pa •••••• 9,llt0 22,959 585,746 494,579 107,222 478,524 17,570,582 1,757,058 7,371 19,311 81,754 120,927 18,533 63,201 2,299,067 367,852

E.N.C.:

Ohio •••• (NA) 28,201 (NA) 151,633 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 17,215 (NA) 61,945 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Ind .•••• (NA) (NA) I (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Ill ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 'NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Mich •••• 8,395 20,091 3,743,496 3,082,910 1,173,336 2,570,160 86,543,627 9,519,803 4,745 l\. .. ,460 413,375 347,892 120,840 292,535 14,551,642 2,037,226 \lis .•••• 2,591 (NA) 1,058,017 (NA) 235,690 822,327 20,200,644 2}020,065 887 (NA) 11,050 (NA) 3,040 8,010 146,157 20,462

W.N.C.:

Minn •••• 381 (NA) 3,224 (NA) 1,940 1,284 2,208 241 377 (NA) 3,021 (NA) 880 2,1/..1 9,055 1,268 Iowa •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Mo •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) N.Dak ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) S.Dak ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Nebr •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) OlAJ Kans •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

S.A.:

Del ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Md •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) D.C .•••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Va •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) W.Va .... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) N.C ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) s.c ..... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Ga •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Fla ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

E.S.C.:

Ky ...... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Tenn •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Ala ••••• ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Miss •••• NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

w.s.c.' Ark ••••• ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) La •••••• NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Okla •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Tex ••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Mt.:

Mont •••• 494 1,709 26,738 39,319 1,930 24,808 643,466 45,045 390 1,003 43,559 47,282 6,279 37,280 2,997,973 569,616 Idaho ••.• 899 4,078 33,391 45,327 4,906 28,485 1,696,694 135,732 983 4,410 66,660 80,145 14,107 52,553 4,675,856 654,620 Wyo ••••• 93 (NA) 775 (NA) 214 561 3,729 298 36 (NA) 263 (NA) 79 184 710 92 Colo •••• 1,342 5,056 114,022 291,702 28,098 85,924 2,180,288 196,225 940 2,513 36,648 52,903 14,377 22,271 1,974,819 276,475 N.Mex ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Ariz •••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Uteh •••• Nev •••••

1,082 1,626 91,533 88,473 25,019 66,514 3,950,394 316,032 2,011 2,842 155,685 178,695 32,187 123,498 7,893,035 1,026,095 97 (NA) 310 (NA) 68 242 3,644 292 93 (NA) 326 (NA) 70 256 1,093 142 Poe,:

Wash •••• 3,354 10,840 106,081 147,291 16,471 89,610 3,592,489 323,323 7,741 24,552 342,801 452,685 53,382 289,419 IJS,751,9SS Oreg •••• 4,650,237 3,261 8,317 1~4,120 165,297 25,823 108,297 5,976,309 537,866 7,779 21,673 551,870 833,367 70,263 481,607 36,633,124 Oa!ltr ••• ' (NA) (NA). 5,128,636 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) . (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

' NA which dNott nva.Uab:Le. 1Fo.rms l'eporting trees and/or _production.

a· a are available. 2Does not include date. for farms 'llith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. ~ota1s for States for

866 GENERAL REPORT

Table l8.-CHERRIE8-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, BY nc u c Q • [Doea not i 1 d d t r or farms with lCtJfl

Farms reporting by trees not of bearing age Fo.rms reporting by treoo of bearing ogc

Stute Total 10 to 25 to 50 to 100 to 200 to 300 to 500 to 1,000 1,000 Under 5 5 tu 9 Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to farms 24 49 99 199 299 499 999 or

farms 25 1,9 99 499 to trees trees 999 reporting trees trees trees trees trees trees trees more reporting trees troee treoa treeo l,lt99

trees tl'oeo t1•eeo

All oherries1

1. Specified States, total2 .• 35,960 24,745 7,696 2,183 410 27l so 381 29 95 70 75,783 72,948 999 566 879 233 69

2 Ala .....•.• 745 685 41 18 ... . .. 1 ... ... ... . .. 1,3601 l,J56 3 1 . .. . .. 3 Ariz .•..••. 64 64 ... 98

. .. ... ... ... . .. . .. . .. 103 3 2 . .. ... 4 Ark •••••••• ?28 582 2? 4 _2_ 1,588

... ... 1 ... .. . 1,573 9 4 2 ... 5 Calif ...... 2,048 ,1 362 105 119 '330 ?4 58 4,280 2,901 218

... 239 615 181, 51,

6 Conn ••••••• 179 145 24 7 2 1 ... ... . ... ... .. . 326 ' 324 1 1 . .. ... ... 7 Del ........ Jl 20 7 3 ... ... ... 1 ... ... .. . 32 Jl 1 ... ... ... ... 8 Fla ........ 6 5 1 ... ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... 1? 17 ... . .. ... ... ... 9 Ga ••••••••• 726 576 110 37 2 ... 1 ... .. . ... .. . 1,214 1,209 4 . .. 1 ... . ..

10 Ill ........ 2,864 2,226 505 113 7 7 3 2 1 ... . .. 5,020 4,976 21 17 5 ... ... 11 Ind •••••••• 1,796 1,313 336 103 18 12 11 ... 1 2 ... 2,956 2,885 29 23 13 6 ... 12 Iowa •.••••• 3,594 2,902 560 118 '3 6 4 1 ... ... ... 5,280 5,251 14 8 6 . .. . .. 13 Kans ••••••• 1,291 876 265 123 15 4 4 2 1 1 ... 2,286 2,211 32 15 25 3 ... 14 Ky ......... 1,945 1,465 365 102 7 4 1 ... 1 ... ... 3,826 3,803 17 4 2 ... ... 15 La ......... 10 9 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. 11 11 ... .. . ... ... ... 16 Maine .••••. 163 123 22 ll 4 2 1 ... ... ... .. . 189 182 1 3 3 . .. ... 17 Md ......... 310 210 60 22 5 4 1 3 2 2 1 553 527 11 2 8 2 1 18 Mass ••••••• · 110 92 9 7 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... 224 222 2 .. . ... ... . .. 19 Miss •• ,, ••• 329 288 27 12 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... 509 508 ... 1 ... .. . ... 20 Mo ••••••••• 3,520 2,621 659 207 19 4 3 3 3 1 ... 8,289 8,237 30 9 11 2 ... 21 Nebr ••••••• 1,401 964 316 100 10 4 6 1 ... ... . .. 2,114 2,080 19 7 7 1 . .. 22 N.H •••••••• 62 49 9 3 ... ... 1 ... ... ... ... 131 130 ... .. . 1 ... ... 23 N.Mex •••••• 479 315 98 : 4).1 17 ... 3 3 ... . .. ... 1,558 1,511 26 13 7 1 ... 24 N.C ........ 1,794 1,267 372 130 16 7 2 ... ... ... ... 5,439 5,357 66 12 4 ... . .. 25 N.Dnk ...... 127 29 20 33 13 18 9 4 1 ... ... 100 75 15 4 6 ... ... 26 Ohio ....... 3,176 2,184 619 238 58 39 10 16 6 2 4 7,469 7,160 139 80 68 10 7

27 Okla ....... 1,250 910 213 103 10 6 4 ... 3 ... 1 2,538 2,474 37 14 11 1 1 28 R.I ........ 10 8 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 32 32 ... .. . ... .. . .. . 29 S.C ........ 329 257 51 19 2 ... ... ... .. . ... ... 512 510 2 ... ... ... . .. 30 S.Duk ...... 163 68 48 25 10 8 1 1 1 1 ... 197 179 6 8 4 ... ... Jl Tenn ..• · ... -: 2,800 2,010 582 183 18 2 2 3 ... ... ... 5,863 5,829 25 9 .. . ... .. . 32 Tex ....••.• 630 476 99 45 7 1 2 ... ... ... ... 1,037 1,012 15 2 7 1 ... 33 Vt ......... 50 3? 7 3 ... 1 1 1 ... ... ... 87 83 ... 2 1 1 ... 31, Va •••.••..• 1,464 1,043 272 101 15 11 5 4 4 8 1 4,316 4,201 52 . 26 29 5 1 35 W.Va •••.•.. 1,766 990 458 247 40 10 2 6 4 ;, 5 6,327 5,993 201 60 43 16 5

Sweet cherries

36 Specified States, total2 .. 10,700 6,487 1,245 1,026 491 523 428 182 174 99 45 30,901 21t,417 1,676 1,571 2,585 397 !lt3

37 Colo .•...•• 296 145 47 41 10 22 12 7 8 2 2 763 619 50 38 52 1 2 38 Idaho ••• , •. 338 233 38 17 8 7 18 3 3 8 3 771 610 30 35 65 20 B 39 Mich ••.••.• 1,758 891 136 163 104 131 143 70 59 46 15 3,645 2,405 300 280 519 92 32 40 ~linn ....... 232 179 35 16 1 1 ... ... ... ... .. . 181 175 2 ... 2 2 .. . 41 Mont ....... 168 56 20 39 18 14 11 7 3 ... ... 324 141 23 Jl 122 6 1

42 Nev •••...•. 23 19 2 2 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ?3 73 .. . ... ... ... .. . 43 N.J ........ 147 117 16 7 1 4 1 1 ... . .. ... 265 259 2 ... 4 ... .. . 44 N.Y ........ 1,163 608 128 159 88 91 52 15 16 3 3 2,889 2,050 236 249 JOB 29 B 45 Oreg •••••.• 1,550 978 153 125 71 65 56 32 35 24 11 6,969 5,534 2?7 286 628 133 55 46 Pa ••••••.•• 2,404 1,754 361 191 36 34 15 I, 6 3 ... 5,746 5,465 99 73 96 7 3

47 Utah .•.•••. 492 200 63 52 41 53 38 15 18 5 7 1,745 1,128 167 151 251 31 11

48 Wash •..•... 1,6?1 ... 940 193 188 lll 97 81 28 25 8 3 6,921 5,377 483 416 532 75 22

49 Ilia ........ 436 351 51 25 2 4 1 ... 1 .. . 1 590 565 5 11 6 1 1

50 Wyo ........ J.9 16 2 1 ... ... . .. ... ... . .. ... 19 16 2 1 ... ... ...

Sour cherries

51 Specified States, tota12., · 12,670 6,it73 1,157 859 396 600 828 569 689 677 422 29,206 20,901 980 1,164 3,563 1,307 55)

391 164 73 59 23 26 9 15 7 10 5 1,110 836 81 64 92 lB 9 52 Colo •.•••••

304 235 27 14 5 7 10 4 1 1 695 610 10 19 39 12 I, 53 Idaho ..•••• ... 54 Mich ....... 3,917 1,084 215 210 145 264 466 346 425 452 310 6,720 3,020 276 412 1,562 707 318

55 Minn ....... 233 188 26 15 1 ... ... 2 ... 1 ... 197 190 4 ... 3 ... ... 1

56 Mont •••.••• 121 7l 20 20 3 5 ... 1 ... 1 . .. 412 341 25 12 28 3

i ... 57 Nev •••••••• 24 21 1 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... so 79 1 ... . .. ...

1 58 N.J ........ 166 138 17 4 4 1 1 1 ... ... 359 330 7 7 13 1 ... 96

638 121 140 91 148 173 89 92 66 21 3,839 1,678 265 388 1,057 251 59 N.Y ........ 1,579 15 60 Oreg ••••••• 883 725 38 24 17 24 19 10 11 ll 4 2,603 2,348 42 46 113 29

80 283 104 36. 61 Pa ......... 2,746 1,786 423 232 59 48 59 33 45 40 21 7,426 6,724 l't3

20 26 17 18 6 4 881 622 49 68 112 21 5 62 Utah ....... 293 130 31 22 19

19 ? 6J Wash ••••••• 777 685 31 27 6 10 6 '· 3 2 3 2,746 2,5?1 37 40 61

61 64 Wis ••.••••• 1,203 594 122 84 26 44 59 51 83 87 53 2,063 1,481 36 28 200 142

65 Wyo ........ 33 14 12 6 1 7·5 71 4 .. . ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... .. . .. . NA Not available.

are avRilable. 1Data a.t·e ror States where separate inquiries were not obtained ror sweet cherries and sour cherries separately. 2Totals for States for which data

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 867

TREES OF BEARING AGE, BYIQUANTITY HARVESTED, AND BY TYPE; BY STATES: 1954 thon 20 trees or grapevines. See text,:

FnrmB reporting by trees of Farmo reporting by quantity harvested bearing age-Continued Trees not Trees of TotaJ.

1,000 ~,500 12,000. 3,000 5,000 w,ooo of bearing bearing quantity 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 Tote1 Under 25 ,to i 50 to 100 to 500 to age age harvestP.d to to to to or 49 99 499 999 to to to to to or (number) (number) (pounds)

,9,999 forma 25 1,499' 1,999 2,999 1 ... ,999 9,999 more 1,999 2,999 4,999 more reporting pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds trees trees trees trees trees pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds . pounds

All cherries1

Yl 34 9 8 1 42,258 14,095 7,414 8,323 9,332 900 328 97 112 70 53 86 442,897 1,023,217 48,862,095 1

... ... ... ... 676 468 111 55 40 2 cMA) CMAl ,cNA.i CMAl ci.Ai

1,817 J,ll3 17,751 2 ... 11 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 209 530 4,000 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... 647 358 122 95 67 3 1 1 ... 2,887 5,446 26,852 4 ...

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 542,068 40,410,000 5 29 30 5 4 1 1,437 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 237,190 ... ... ... ... 174 88 26 32 25 1 2 ... ... ... .. . ... 689 1,032 10,514 6 ... ... ... ... ... ... 18 10 1 2 4 1 ... ... ... ... ... .. . 324 115 1,621 7 ... ... ... ... ... 4 2 ... . .. 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 14 86 330 8 ... ... ... .. . ... 542 379 78 51 34 ... ... ... . .. ... ... .. . 2,475 3,692 13,396 9

1 ... ... . .. ... 3,286 1,021 643 793 757 54 11 2 1 1 2 1 11,331 22,085 305,124 10 ... ... ... . .. ... 1,914 577 364 442 445 45 14 4 9 3 7 4 10,672 19,429 341,364 11

1 ... ... ... ... 3,719 1,304 694 834 857 19 2 2 3 2 ... 2 12,941 20,762 292,936 12 ... ... ... ... ... 1,537 564 261 316 340 38 6 3 3 4 2 ... 7,956 17,281 165,646 13 ... ... ... . .. ... 2,154 927 490 416 307 10 3 ... 1 ... . .. . .. 7,690 13,49? 110,747 14 ... ... ... . .. ... 3 3 ... . .. ... ... . .. ... . .. ... ... . .. 32 36 33 15 ... ... ... . .. ... 63 42 4 3 12 ... 1 ... ... ... 1 ... 948 1,451 9,634 16

1' 1 ... ... 329 100: 53 53 77 17 7 3 4 4 5 6 5,842 11,575 320,054 17 ... ... ... ... ... 76 33 19 12 11 1 ... ... . .. ... . .. ... 375 683 4,608 18 ... ... ... ... . .. 216 153 34 17 12 ... ... ... . .. ... ... . .. 880 1,304 5,258 19 ... ... . .. ... ... 5,584 1,902 1,188 1,261 1,144 63 14 4 6 2 ... ... 16,148 32,330 420,670 20 ... ... ... ... ... 1,531 576 269 333 322 23 4 ... 2 ... 1 1 7,125 11,009 162,585 21

... ... ... ... ... 34 21 3 6 2 1 1 . .. ... ... ... ... 319 541 2,386 22 ... ... ... . .. ... 998 217 130 176 380 54 22 a· 4 2 3 2 3,506 10,471 276,585 23 ... ... ... . .. ... 2,995 961 525 609 760 87 36 4 12 ... 1 ... ?,847 26,762 327,688 24 ... . .. ... ... . .. 52 47 ... 2 2 1 ... ... . .. ... ... ... 4,287 2,728 1,198 25 ... 2 1 2 ... 4,254 1,210 667 835 1,220 122 66 20 28 34 19 33 32,588 94,640 2,427,127 26

... ... ... . .. ... 468 242 69 81 64 8 ... 2 2 ... ... . .. 7,996 15,271 35,013 27 ... ... ... ... ... 9 6 ... . .. 2 1 ... ... ... ... ... . .. 23 84 953 28 ... ... ... ... ... 221 149 37 18 17 ... ... . .. ... ... ... .. . 1,107 1,711 5,962 29 ... ... ... . .. ... 118 34 27 28 25 2 2 ... ... ... ... . .. 2,?85 2,183 12,655 30 ... ... . .. . .. ... 2,968 1,408 645 525 364 21 4 1 ... ... ... . .. 11,846 20,985 147,343 31

... ... ... ... ... 165 97 19 27 20 ... 2 ... .. . ... ... ... 2,626 6,615 8,547 32 ... ... ... ... ... 23 8 2 4 7 ... .. . 1 1 ... ... ... 539 1,118 5,408 33 ... 1 1 ... . .. 2,461 666 427 i518 697 88 28 8 10 4 6 9 15,781 38,370 581,605 34 5 1 1 2 ... 3,571 522 506 779 1,316 '238 102 34 26 14 6 28 24,102 94,214 2,406,502 35

SWeet cherries

46 39 19 6 2 17,213 2,270 1,325 1,877 3,782 1,344 833 509 816 1,064 1,040 2,353 368,947 1,520,509 118,999,553 36

1 ... ... . .. . .. 518 63 41 46 146 56 30 22 26 36 11 41 14,377 22,271 1,974,819 37 1 1 ... 1 ... 382 64 21 32 100 30 10 9 13 12 18 73 14,107 52,553 4,675,856 38 7 4 3 1 2 2,069 215 92 126 380 210 133 102 151 160 172 328 120,840 292,535 14,551,642 39 ... . .. ... ... .. . 75 41 13 14 4 1 ... ... 1 1 . .. ... 880 2,141 9,055 40 ... . .. ... ... .. . 275 18 14 7 35 16 11 10 10 21 35 98 6,279 37,280 2,997,973 41

... ... ... ... .. . 9 3 1 1 3 1 ... ... .. . ... . .. . .. 70 256 1,093 42 ... ... ... ... . .. 109 47 17 11 28 2 2 ... ... . .. 1 1 1,036 1,632 25,632 43 3 3 2 1 ... 1,988 211 112 163 393 186 135 84 144 171 157 232 33,854 145,922 9,039,402 44

23 21 11 1 ... 3,708 290 216 379/ 877 369 220 106 189 230 217 615 70,263 481,607 36,633,124 45 2 ... 1 ... .. . 2,992 789 437 609 782 119 60 27 47 31 30 61 18,553 63,201 2,299,067 46

1 4 ... 1 ... 1,334 88 74 110 348 133 80 42 83 100 94 182 32,187 123,498 7,893,035 47 7 6 2 1 ... 3,469 336 222 322 648 217 150 104 148 300 301 721 53,382 289,419 38,751,988 48 1 ... . .. ... .. . 281 104 65 57 35 4 2 3 4 2 4 1 3,040 8,010 146,157 49 ... . .. ... ... .. . 4 1 ... ... 3 ... .. . ... ... ... . .. . .. 79 184 710 50

Sour cherries

249 227 174 57 31 17,976 3,232 1,800 2,053 3,089 789 553 345 643 847 1,132 3,493 1,802,476 5,107,464 186,517,824 51 1 4 3 2 ... 660 98 55 87 194 76 44 14 26 23 13 30 28,098 85,924 2,180,288 52 ... 1 ... ... .. . 398 101 56 57 93 18 10 l 10 9 10 33 4,9061 28,485 1,696,694 53 145 134 105 30 11 4,558 381 206 248 442 237 187 137 266 353 507 1,594 1,173,336 2,570,160 86,543,627 54 ... ... ... ... .. . 86 57 13 12 4 ... ... ... ... . .. .. . ... 1,940 1,284 2,208 55 ... 1 ... ... 1 292 35 28 57 85 37 13 4 4 11 12 6 1,930 24,808 643,466 56 ... ... ... . .. . .. 26 8 4 4 8 1 ... 1 ... . .. . .. ... 68 242 3,644 57 ... ... ... ... .. . 184 70 41 26 27 4 3 3 1 2 4 3 1,460 5,825 132,105 58 46 32 22 3 1 2,876 269 116 120 279 125 135 98 175 253 356 950 180,299 824,903 44,021,645 59 4 2 3 ... 1 1,158 290 171 168 245 43 18 13 26 29 44 111 25,823 108,297 14 5,976,309 60 17 14 6 5 4,540 1,230 716 848 1,059 130 66 28 52 58 70 283 107,222 478,524 17,570,582 61 ... ... 4 ... ... 684 99 55 70 147 35 36 19 41 47 37 98 25,019 66,514 3,950,394 62 3 4 1

36 2 1 1,118 273 160 193 312 51 15 16 ll 21 10 56 16,471 89,610 3,592,489 63 32 22 14 11 1,376 315 175 160 191 29 25 .11 31 41 69 329 235,690 822,327 20,200,644 64 ... ... ... ... . .. 20 6 4 3 3 3 1 214 561 3,729 65 ... ... .. . ... .. .

868

Region, division, ond State

1951+2

1 u.s ........ '125,283

2 The North •• 58,442 3 The South •• 45, ??3 4 The West ••• J21,068

G&o. Dh·.:

5 N.E •.••. 882 6 M.A ••••• 13,031 ? E.N.C ••• 23,312 8 W.N.C ••• 21,217 9 S.A ••••• 15,4!3

10 E.S.C ••• 16,124 11 w.s.c ... 11.,236 12 Mt •••••• '6 '881 13 Pa.c ••••• 314:187

N.E.,

14 Maine ••• 2'15 15 N.H ••••• 120 16 Vt •.•••• ?2 1? Muss •••• llt5 18 R.I ••••• 9 19 CoiUl. •••• 261

M.A.,

20 N.Y ••••. 4,061. 21 N.J •••. • 425 22 Pa ........ 8,51,2

E. N.C.,

23 Ohio •••• ?1?72 24 Ind .••.. 21 ?55 25 Ill. .... 41056 26 Mich.,., 5,858 2? Wis ..••• 2,871

li.N.C.•

28 Minn •••• 1,636 29 !OW"O. • • • 5,489 30 Mo •••••• 8,285 31 N.Dnk ••. 932 32 S.Dnk ..• 971 33 Nebr ..•• 2,0.50 34 Kans ..•. 1,85/t

S.A.,

35 Del ••••• 39 36 Md •••••• 537 37 D.C ••••• (NA) 38 Vo ....... 2,812 39 W.Va •••• 4,838 40 N.C .•••. 3, 621, 41 S.C ••.•• 991 42 Ga •••••• 2,362 43 F1n •.••• 210

E. S.C.'

44 Ky •••••• 3,?81 45 Tenn •••• 5,1.34 46 Ala ••••• 3,851 4? Miss •••• 3,058

w.s.c., 48 Ark ••••• 3,102 49 La •••••• 831 50 Okla •••• 3, 944 51 Tex ••••• 6,359

Mt.'

52 Mont •.•• 501 53 Idnho ••• 1,377 54 Wyo ••••• 128 55 Colo •••• 1,283 56 N.Mex ••• 1,679 5? Ariz •••• (NA) 56 Utnh •••• 1,?15 59 Nev ••••• 198

Pae.:

60 Wash •••• 6,816 Oreg •••• 7,371 61

62 Calif ••• (NA)

GENERAL REPORT

Table 19.-PLUMS AND PRUNES-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954·; AGE AND TREES OF' BEARING AGE,

Totn~ Trootl not of beorinR ago Trees of henrillP,' ngc

Forms reportingl Trees of al.l ages (number) Fllrms roport:lne Number• F'nrms I'epor'Llng

1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 191.5 1940 1935 19542 1950 1951.2 1950 1951, 2 l9,SO

"573,011 624,1,88 697,062 921,900 15,0lt8,816 19, 15tl,450 22,?15,927 21,' 759' 156 30,376,321, J;,o,289 203,621 2,218,892 3,21,7,279 397' 973 41,o9, 657

260,3'71 289,781 303,953 564,631 1,140,215 2,231,805 2,1.08, 778 2,630,361 I,, 11,5, 9AO 21,528 90,958 296,72? 619,308 1,1,,.507 189,258 215,344 239,046 299, ?64 258,159 /,64,261 1,258,715 1, 767 ,3?9 2,664,247 2,2?9,294 11.,391 84,913 125,600 392, 5Ht 35,102 11..1, 602 ''97,296 95,661 9J,Jit5 99,110 13 I 1,44 I 31~0 151667 I 930 18,539,7?0 19,1t64,548 . 23,9511050 31., 3?0 427, 7~0 1, 796,565 2, 2.35,453 )18, 364 "78,79?

6,270 8,21t6 6,344 19,542 9,403 28,975 35,227 33,23? 84,739 401. 2, 559 J,lt9? 10,982 5?8 4,133 30,685 45,956 lt5,88? 89,003 1.30,244 614,541 700,906 669,968 981,613 4,109 11,2?? ?9, 1?4 150,889 lQ,.343 21,993

100,69.3 119,099 123,189 250,667 4?9,52? 828,100 899,428 976, CJ64 1,625,A04 8,676 35,096 lJJ,ItlO 21,4, 966 1'7,69? '73, 174 122, ?23 116,480 128,533 205,419 221,041 ?60, 189 ?73,21? 950,192 1,1.53,824 8,339 42,026 80,646 212,1{"/1 15,889 89,958

65,512 82,999 91,629 93,933 1061656 310,382 423,203 519,756 510,544 '·1315 22,.568 24,.304", 90,32? ' 12,121 451553 73,559 74,960 941841 ?5, 353 93,139 .3.36,286 397' 140 600,020 461, 31A 5,0?6 30,049' ' 23,831 109,906 12,321 47,387 76,273 81,087 113,294 88,8?3 264,1t66 612,04'7 91.?,036 1, 541.,4?1 1,.307,432 5,000 32,296 ?7,465 192,285 10,660 1.8, 662 25,002 2.3,082 20, 5?9 23,219 466,402 650,262 744,206 686,170 691,1t25 31,679 7,907 78,993 131,909 35,766 18,673

472,294 ?2,579 72, ?66 75,891 12, 9?7 I 938 15,01'7,668 1?,?95,564 18, ?'78,.378 23,259,625 32,691 419,843 1,717,572 2, 103,544 312,598 460,124

2,188 2,862 1,658 3,465 3,.378 9,459 10,202 '/,1,79 14,215 165 964 1,692 lt 1001 13? 1,408 '1?1 1,251 848 3,207 920 2, 976 4, '795 3,1.38 13,377 41 259 228 944 92 556 ?91 599 R64 2, 914 1,1o.q 4,223 4, 594 6,642 15, 9~6 36 290 259 1, 51+6 46 543

1,184 1,1,7'/ 1,527 5,22? 1,390 1,, 78:6 6,ll.O 8,205 21,4R9 54 379 45? 1,409 112 851, 112 199 89 1,9'7 6(, 533 802 396 2,475 2 46 5 189 ? 68

1,224 11858 1,358 4,232 2, 541 6,998 8, 724 ?,0?? J?, 197 106 621 856 2,893 181. ?04

11,302 151280 15,1.46 33,551 304,142 415,601 433,021 419,818 504,085 1,326 4,083 1..'7,361 93,990 3,165 8,150 1,105 I, C)} ?56 1,332 5,265 9,?61 5,038 ?,491 12,172 166 6?0 1,105 3,?33 .305 494

18,2?8 30,185 29,685 54,120 120,83? 189, 1?9 262,84? 242,659 465,356 2,61? 6,524 30,?08 53,166 6,8?3 13,349

24,961 26,924 33,419 ?0, 356 96,693 190,4?1. 19; ,4.33 26?' 334 499,541 2,466 9,088 21,494 59,88? 6,183 17,902 13,625 21,298 16,863 38,713 18,863 64,552 103,?5? 93,436 189,558 1,181 5, ?28 6, 532 22,371 1,9?1. 81695 22,529 24,226 26, 85? 53,769 23,420 90,855 116,043 141,951 286,320 1, 766 8,356 8,041 28, ?07 2,884 15,828· 18,240 23,441 23,381 43,270 319,551 374,06? 363,488 340,688 396,220 2,029 6,160 90,060 109,091 4,525 13,1,69 211338 23,210 22,669 44,559 21,000 108,152 1181 70? 133,555 254,165 1,234 5,?64 7128.3 2·~, 910 2,131 17,280

25,529 20,582 22,0?3 391 58? 20,292 16?,290 159,028 205,955 313,143 808 6,805 7,350 36,841 1,159 201795 35, 8?2 .31, 971 36, ?52 62,083 31,8?0 160,969 164,' '6 244,604 412,2?? 2,493 12,054 11,063 lt2,9.51 3,832 26, 6?9 31, ?33 43,969 49,786 60,156 52,390 165,431 2?5, 983 329,210 383,138 2,399 10,689 13,119 44,399 6,723 23,116

3,607 1,232 928 2,885 50, ?58 76,489 33,292 19,185 4?, 955 536 1,410 26,270 2?,500 621 21609 6,150 2,432 2,039 4, 961 361026 89,652 31,060 2?' 983 53, ?48 472 2,4?0 13,599 26,430 ?12 4,190 9, 9/t4 7, 771 61828 171 ?55 16,182 51,913 59,53.5 52,30? 130,?83 896 4,388 5,?40 18,339 11462 6,2'76 9,888 a, 523 10, 12? 17,992 13,52.3 lt8,445 49,42.3 70,91.8 112,?80 ?35 4,210 3,505 16,011 1,380 6,293

55 10? 102 188 1?4 124 268 439 1,391 21 35 81 70 23 19 2,071 1,802 2,168 4,001 14,218 14,662 9,096 12,920 16,811 200 881 3,382 4,047 382 1,313

2 ... 2 8 (NA) 11 ... 12 4? (NA) 1 (NA) 6 (NA) 1 131229 16,825 16,919 21,718 1'7, lit? 57,850 62,02? 73,756 8?,4?5 ?88 4,271 3,601 18,0?1 2,251 9,506 12,297 20,023 17, ?15 20, ?44 35,126 74,250 116,848 120,363 149,101 1,194 3,972 9,052 20,408 J, 9/~0 9,092 1?,383 21,110 25,51,0 25,519 13,232 54' ?86 ??,418 101, 1?0 110, ?64 960 5,430 3,585 14,610 2,870 12,'.91

5,203 5,.3'"}4 8,063 ?,630 10,582 271045 24, 1?4 40,728 33,524 352 1,987 1,656 9,300 ?23 31355 121063 111 61t7 14,496 10,909 13,582 59,402 80,048 108, 9?5 75,361 ?20 4,639 2,439 16,921 1,792 7,?5.3

3,209 6,111 6,621. 3,216 21595 221252 53,321~ 61,393 36,0?0 80 11352 508 6,894 140 2,023

22,024 24,900 32,059 29,303 20,257 95,795 132,044 181, ?23 164,290 1,253 ?,4?9 4,9llt 26,4?5 2,832 15,848

22,932 2?' 989 34,81+.3 26,205 26,266 99,836 14?,088 200,610 151,072 1,752 ·.,8,908 1 7,912 29,941 4,168 15,192

16,666 14,210 16,978 13,035 25,351 761185 ?2,?55 122,9?3 89,100 1,092 7,645 1.,640• 26,915 2,984 9,?17

11,9.37 ?,861 10,961 61810 21,265 64,4?0 45,253 94, ?14 56,856 9?9 6,01? 6,365 26,575 2,33? 6,630

13,_032 13, 69/t 24, ?61 16,426 2? ,461 80,656 11~0,653 28?' 639 162,586 903 5, 9'70 6,?48 24' 663 21400 .7,532

6,107 6,318 9,613 7 ,'t29 8, ?1.? 40,060 60,558 114,941 92, 59? 363 3,360 J,04J 17,422 5'75 3,032

19,311 21,416 22,957 16, 5/ ... 5 25,809 lll,2!i5 192,962 252,535 190,490 1,322 7,230 6,994 31,159 3,035 13,1.50

3?' 823 .39, 659 55,96.3 46,1.7.3 202,449 380,0?6 552,863 889,.356 861, ?59 2,412 15,736 60,680 119,041 4,650 24,948

2,485 11377 1,160 2,095 8,228 19,3?8 14,114 131212 23,95? 1?2 938 2,118 5,803 38? 1, 757

6,1.28 .5, 149 5,509 6,122 3621859 425,905 485,984 468,68? 455,019 409 1,963 63,458 ??,019 1,151 4,88'7

1,131 888 596 1,162 . 2,809 10,192 10,959 91799 16,833 54 353 1,191 2, 765 95 863

4, 58'· .3,87.3 3,588 3, 848 32,9/.0 ?4,623 72,439 63,806 54,236 316 1,493 ;., 969 18,364 1,079 3,335

4,621 5,728 51291 4,2?7 15,482 39, 78? 63,822 56,620 501901· 404 1,3?7 2,930 7,431 1,368 3,537

1,394 1,?8.3 1,230 1, 577 41215 8,023 1?,023 9,14.:> 31, ??3 (Ni\) 579 1, 1?4 2,83? (Ni\) 898

3,658 3,6?0 2,584 3,503 38,668 69,062 ?6,119 601582 54,454 2?0 990 2,854 16,'726 1,519 2,872

?01 614 621 635 1,201 3,292 3,?46 4,319 ,.,249 51, 214 299 96/+ 16? 524

241045 28,106 28,91,1 31,008 465,4?? 682,018 802,36? 986,883 1,214,929 1,208 5,941 30,463 195,182 6,063 20,829

20,996 20,0?8 22,001 24,673 1,413,293 2,300,0?5 3,099,191 .3,684,104 4,835,211 1,483 5,163 123,105 15?,826 6,535 1?,088 (NA) 1•22,207 427,253 24,395 21,821. 20,210 11,099,168 12,035,5?5 13,894,006 v., 1071 39). 17,209,485 (NA) 1•81?39 1,564,004 1, 750,536

NA Not available. z 0.05 percent or less. lrarms reporting trees and/or quanti1;-y harvested. 2Doee not include data for farms )"lith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 3Totol for States for which data are available, liFer California, farms reporting represent total of forms reporting plums and farms reporting prunes.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

QUANTITY HARVESTED.I934< TO 1954·; AND VALUE, 1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING 1954 AND 1950: BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

Trees of bearing Quantity harveated ••• Continued

Number Forma reporting Bushels (fresh boais) Value (dollars)

Average per Percent of total value

19542 1950 195/l 1949 1939 19542 1949 1944 1939 1934 19542 1949 bushel of all crops

: 19542 1949 1951 ... 2 1949

869

12, 829, 92'' 15,911,171 11,2,807 4171,205 321,923 20,596,796 20,297,926 19,525,441 25,6~6,JJ1 23,296,5?9 56,055,063 36,538,747 2.72 1.80 0.3 0.2 1

- (?) (Z) 81t3,4B8 1,612,497 20,241 92,032 142,459 684,620 968,429 653,919 ·1,051,227 1,193,593 1, 751,152 1, 665,706 2.56 1.72 2 338,661 866,197 15,162 lt6,2'72 124,475 154,397 317,964 569,590 900,39? 685,230 332,750 481,,285 2.16 1.52 (Z) (Z) 3

n, 647, ??5 13,AJ2,477 37,404 '·32, 901 54,989 19,?5?,779 19,011,533 18,301,932 23,694,707 21,'·1"1, 756 53,971,161 34,388,756 2.72 1.81 1.6 1.2 4

5,906 17,993 223 2,043 2,614 2,?56 11,365 15,719 12,641 .. 11,321 6,890 34,945 2.50 3.07 (Z) (Z) 5 351,070 463,652 5,648 9,140 23,291 281.,391 305,366 2?1t,326 266,360 360,820 710,9?8 652,060 2.50 2.14 0.1 0.1 6 Jl,6,117 583,131, 7,612 31,753 53,247 359,652 432,378 291,458 433,149 582,194 945,798 683,235 2.63 1.58 (Z) (Z) ? 140,395 547,718 6,758 49,096 63,307 37,821 219,320 72,416 339,074 239,258 87,486 295,466 2.31 1.35 (Z) (Z) 8 82,352 220,055 6,314 7,452 37,063 71,359 44, 1?6 194,796 218,531 174,762 14?,237 89,406 2.06 2.02 (Z) (2) 9 69,308 226,380 6,238 12,836 36,680 37,807 64,361 113,190 22?,271 191,89? ?5,612 122,648 2.00 1.91 (2) (2) 10

167,001 419,762 2,610 25,984 50,?32 45,231 209,427 261,604 454,595 318,571 109,901 272,231 2.43 1.30 (Z) (2) 11 367,409 518,.353 3.3,316 11,131 10,?16 609,993 932,666 981t-, 933 797,898 545,363 2,409,058 1,269,872 3.95 1.36 0.2 0.1 12

11,260,366 12,914,124 34,088 "21,770 44,273 19,147,?86 18,078,867 17,316,999 lz2,896,809 20,872,37.3 51,562,103 33,118,884 2.69 1.83 2.3 1.9 13

1,686 5,458 34 856 842 208 3,484 5,042 3,451 514 522 11,607 2.51 3.33 (Z) (Z) 14 692 2,032 19 288 33? 414 1,232 2,548 1,131 803 1,036 3,574 2.50 2.90 (2) (Z) 15 81,9 2,677 8 294 471 38 1,348 9?5 3,496 262 94 3,910 2.4? 2.90 (Z) (2) 16 933 3,377 41 322 598 211 1,820 2,923 2,898 5,871 527 5,097 2.50 2.80 (Z) (Z) 1?

61 344 ... 22 29 ... 172 301 136 781 ... 498 .. . 2.90 ... (Z) 18 1,685 4,105 121 261 337 1,885 3,309 .3,930 1,532 3,090 4,711 10,259 2.50 3.10 (Z) (Z) 19

256,781 321,611 1,393 4,650 8,356 168,149 238,466 152,427 152,497 225,117 420,3?0 496,564 2.50 2.08 0.1 0.1 20 1,,160 6,028 149 118 238 7,657 5,486 3,139 4,491 4,328 19,143 16,458 2.50 3.00 (Z) (Z) 21

90,129 136,013 4,106 4,372 14,69? 108,585 61,414 118,760 109,372 131,375 271,465 139,038 2.50 2.26 0.1 (Z) 22

75,199 130,587 3,093 5,739 15,528 43,945 70,609 81,572 13?,280 1?0,310 112,060 169, 56? 2.55 2.40 (Z) (2) 23 12,331 42,181 910 2,?26 6,326 9,148 18,173 29,5?6 34,044 85,969 18,296 20,521 2.00 1.13 (2) (Z) 24 15,379 62,148 928 6,069 10,790 6,888 22,859 20,861 46,634 67,799 13,776 21,506 2.00 0.94 (Z) (Z) 25

229,491 264,9?6 2,098 6,206 9,150 296,302 266,587 13?, 784 173,879 194,795 ?94,086 412,004 2.68 1.55 0.2 0.1 26 13,717 83,242 583 11,013 11,453 3,369 54,150 21,665 41,312 63,321 ?,580 59,637 2.25 1.10 (Z) (2) 27

12,942 130,449 485 15,692 14,772 2,224 64,644 18,533 78,482 40,076 4,998 so, 995 2,25 1.25 (Z) (Z) 28 20,807 118,018 1,139 15,544 19,965 5,945 58,958 12,59? 110,461 101,145 13,374 75,395 2.25 1.28 (Z) (Z) 29 39,271 121,032 3,265 6,750 20,304 17,944 36,689 24, ?79 101,695 65,323 40,3?5 48,514 2.25 1.32 (2) (2) 30 24,488 48,989 396 1,921 690 3,482 11,542 3,478 4,466 1,431 8,703 17,197 2.50 1.49 (2) (2) 31 22,427 63,222 402 3,077 1,1?5 2,621 16,388 4,021 7,542 2,605 6, 555 17,917 2.50 1.09 (Z) (Z) 32 10,442 33,574 619 3,930 3,061 3,507 16,976 6,682 17,188 15,649 8,764 26,860 2.50 1.58 (Z) (Z) 33 10,018 32,434 452 2,182 3,340 2,098 14,123 2,326 19,240 13,029 4,?17 28,588 2.25 2.02 (Z) (Z) 34

93 54 8 4 21 42 50 49 181 50 105 150 2.50 3.00 (Z) (2) 35 10,836 10,615 197 33? 857 16,539 5,405 4,949 3,762 3, 729 3?,213 16,215 2.25 3.00 (Z) (2) 36 (NA) 5 (NA) 1 1 (NA) 30 ... 1 ? (NA) 90 (NA) 3.00 (NA) (2) 37 13,546 39,779 1,189 1,429 5,683 14,473 7,038 41,137 30,045 24,270 28,946 14,076 2.00 2.00 (Z) (Z) 38 26,074 53,842 2,28? 1,021 4,935 23,600 6,269 44,662 31, 15? 15,991 47,200 12,593 2.00 2.01 0.1 (Z) 39 9,647 40,176 1,430 2,109 10,68? 6,31? 9,754 44,222. 55,112 60,232 12,634 14,631 2.00 1.50 (2) (2) 40 8,926 17' 745 333 886 5,149 4,828 5,973 10,245 25,110 23,107 9,656 11,946 2.00 2.00 (Z) (Z) 41 11,143 42,481 829 1,154 ?,615 4,828 7,047 31,475 57,269 37,415 9,656 10,570 2.00 1.50 (2) (2) 42 2,087 15,358 41 511 2,115 732 2,610 18,057 15,894 9,961 1,827 9,135 2.50 3.50 (2) (2) 43

15,343 69,320 1,575 4,302 9,076 11,039 20,342 46,293 4?,071 34,379 22,078 38, 9?3 2.00 1.92 (Z) (Z) 44 18,354 69,895. 1,775 2,667 13,068 8,673 12,428 24,118 72,007 ?8,255 17,344 22,263 2.00 l. 79 (2) (Z) 45 20,711 49,2?0 1,626 2,774 8,?16 11,?03 15,460 23,186 64,645 48,589 23,406 30,591 2.00 1.98 (Z) (2) 46 14,900 37,895 1,262 3,093 5,820 6,392 16,131 19,593 43,548 30,674 12,784 30,821 2.00 1.91 (2) (2) 47

20,713 55,993 1,012 3,22? 11,986 6,312 18,503 35,215 93,64? 69,31? 12,624 31,711 2.00 1.71 (Z) (Z) 48 5,704 22,638 284 1,547 4,633 1,451 12,494 15,525 38,101 25,451 3,623 24,356 2.50 1.95 (2) (Z) 49 16,815 80,096 285 6,474 8,555 1,511 36,494 43,012 67,588 53,644 3,772 51,327 2.50 l.lt-1 (2) (Z) 50 141, ?69 261,035 1,029 14,?36 25,558 35,957 141,936 16?,852 255,259 170,159 89,882 164,837 2.50 1.16 (Z) (Z) 51

6,110 13,575 238 1,116 550 4,682 8,852 9,297 4,823 10,235 14,046 28,904 3.00 3.2? (Z) (Z) 52 299,401 348,886 680 3,163 3,553 51?,473 806,844 823,179 697,684 445, ?15 2,131, 985 1,016,970 4.12 1.26 o.s 0.5 53 1,618 7,42? 27 5?1 279 194 3,312 3,813 2,308 4,540 582 9,274 3.00 2.80 (Z) (2) 54 27,971 56,259 578 1,876 1,801 43,133 52,006 52,318 28,886 27,707 129,399 103,144 3.00 1.98 0.1 (Z) 55 12,552 32,356 ?48 1,762 2,290 8,373 18,914 46,869 28,885 24, 5?6 20,930 41,369 2.50 2.19 (Z) (Z) 56 3,041 35,814

5,186 (NA) 472 313 1,848 3,6?8 5,821 5,536 5,682 9,246 12,871 5.00 3.50 (2) (2) 57 902

52,336 1,018 1,895 1,624 34,186 37,640 41,089 28,024 24,704 102,558 54,500 3.00 1.45 0.1 0.1 58 2,328 27 2?6 306 104 1,420 2,547 1,?52 2,224 312 2,840 3.00 2.00 (Z) (Z) 59

435,014 486,836 1,895 6,301 19,248 490,500 509,?25 828,107 821,072; 1,520,066 \ 1,826,634 553,240 3.?2 1.09 0.5 1,290,188 0.2 60

9, 535,164 2,142,249 2,193 6,503 13,936 1,260,929 1,909,8?8 1,739,321 3,243,201 3,934,548 : 2,111,282 2,326,609 1.6? 1.22 0.9 1.1 61 10,285,039 (NA) 'a, 966 11,089 17,396,357 15,659,264 [14, ?49,5?1 .8,832, 536 i 15,417,759 4?,624,187 30,239,035 2.74 1.93 3.0 2.5 62

870 GENERAL REPORT

Table 20.-PLUMS AND PRUNES-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, BY [Does not include dat r a or OriiJ.9 With leao

Forms reporting by trees not of bearing age Forms reporting by trees of bearing o.ge

Region, division, Total

10 to 25 to 50 to 100 to 200 to 300 to 500 to 1,000 Toto.l 1,000 1,500 and State farms Under 5 5 to 9 Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 24 1,9 99 199 299 499 999 or farms to to re- trees trees 25 49 99 '·99 999 trees trees trees tre0s trees trees trees more re- trees treos trees trees 1,1.99 1,999 PC?rting trees porting trees

trees trees

1 v.s ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2 The North~. 21,528 13,346 4,ll0 2,318 608 4?1 377 11.6 88 48 16 44,507 40,053 1,51t0 1,077 1,599 184 27 11 3 The South .. 14,391 10,080 2,596 1,320 196 74 55 20 12 21 17 35,102 33,856 638 258 277 29 21 6 4 The West ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Goo. DiY.' 5 N.E ••••• 404 283 60 39 13 5 2 1 ... 1 . .. 578 544 12 7 14 1 . .. 6 M.A ••••• 4,109 2,367 763 519 158 130 93 29 21, 18 8 10,343 8,632 506 379 689

. .. 105 16 5

7 E.N.C ••• 8,676 5,592 1,565 780 211 199 167 80 54 20 8 17,697 15,850 595 474 690 68 10 5 8 W.N.C ••• 8,339 5,104 1,722 980 226 137 ll5 36 10 9 ... 15,889 15,027 427 217 206 10 1 1 9 S.A •••• 4,315 3,212 ?19 311 39 16 6 6 3 1 2 12,121 11,827 151 60 65 13 4 ...

10 E.S.C ••• 5,076 3,825 802 353 52 21 1'. 7 1 1 ... 12,321 12,008 187 62 55 4 4 1 11 w.s.c ... 5,000 3,043 1,075 656 105 37 35 7 8 19 15 10,660 10,021 300 136 157 12 13 5 12 Mt ...... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 49 45 (NA) (NA) (NA)

<iMi (NA) (NA) 259 187 25/t 107 44 17

13 Pac •• ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

N.l!., 14 Maine •.. 165 116 31 14 1 1 1 ... ... 1 ... 137 132 2 ... 2 1 ... . .. 15 N.H ..... 41 31 4 3 3 ... ... ... ... .. . " . 92 89 ... 1 2 ... ... ... 16 Vt ...... 36 20 5 9 2 ". ". ". ... ... " . 46 39 3 1 3 ... ... ... 17 Mass •••• 54 38 8 6 1 ". ". 1 ... " . ... 112 108 ... 2 2 ... ... ... 18 R.I."" 2 2 ". ... ... ... ... .. , ... " . ... 7 6 ". 1 ... ... ... ... 19 Conn •••• 106 76 12 7 6 4 1 •••' ... " . ". 184 170 7 2 5 ... . .. ...

!I.A.,

20 N.Y ..... 1,326 686 186 176 73 86 69 16 16 11 7 3,165 1,927 265 281 579 89 11 3 21 N.J ..... 166 116 34 9 3 2 1 1 ... ... ... 305 294 3 1 4 2 1 ... 22 Pa •.•••• 2,617 1,565 543 334 82 42 23 12 8 7 1 6,873 6,411 238 97 106 14 4 2

I!.N.c., 23 Ohio .... 2,466 1,601 474 268 49 40 21 4 7 1 1 6,183 5,761 197 105 108 8 2 1 24 Ind ..... 1,181 840 224 85 16 10 3 2 1 ... ... 1,974 1,911 33 20 10 ... ... .. . 25 Ill ..... 1,766 1,3llt 318 107 15 5 5 2 ... ... ... 2,884 2,844 21 8 10 1 ... .. . 26 Mich .... 2,029 1,050 252 198 115 137 136 70 46 18 7 4,525 3,261 310 322 558 58 8 4 27 Wis ..... 1,234 787 297 122 16 7 2 2 ... 1 ... 2,131 2,073 34 19 4 1 ... .. .

W.N.C.' 28 Mi:nn .... 808 383 215 162 31 ? 7 3 ... ... ... 1,159 1,052 66 26 15 ... ... .. . 29 Iwa .... 2,493 1,?72 527 165 19 6 3 1 ... ... ... 3,832 \3,774 38 8 12 ... ... ... 30 Mo •..... 2,399 1,615 522 230 17 6 5 4 ... ... ... 6,723 6,594 81 28 18 1 1 ... 31 N.Dak ... 536 50 63 154 101 80 56 20 7 5 ... 621 357 115 75 70 4 ... ... 32 S.Dak ... 472 124 111 124 34 30 36 7 2 I, ... ?12 520 75 51 61 5 ... ... J3 Nebr .... 896 609 167 95 13 6 4 1 1 ... ... 1,462 1,407 23 17 15 ... .. . ... 34 Kans •••• 735 551 117 50 11 2 4 ... ... ... .. . 1,380 1,323 29 12 15 ... .. . l

S.A.,

35 'Del ..... 21 14 4 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 23 22 1 ... .. . ... ... ... 36 Md ...... 200 140 32 17 3 1 2 3 1

<iMi 1 382 350 9 6 14 2

<iMi <ili.i 37 D.C., ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 38 Va .•.... ?88 632 97 43 7 7 ... 1 1 ... ... 2,251' 2,203 20 14 12 1 1 ... 39 W.Va ..•• 1,194 754 274 140 17 4 1 2 1 ... 1 3,940 3,838 68 18 12 4 ... ... 40 N.C ..... 960 777 143 33 4 2 ... ... ... 1 .. . 2,870 2,851 13 4 2 ... ... ... 41 s.c ..... 352 273 49 22 4 2 2 ... ... ... ... 723 688 12 5 13 3 2 ... 42 Ga .••... 720 571 104 42 '3 ... ... ... ... ... .. . 1,792 1,749 19 11 10 2 1 ... 43 Fla •.•.• 80 51 16 11 1 ... 1 ... ... ... .. . 140 126 9 2 2 1 ... ...

l!.s.c., 44 Ky ...... 1,253 953 206 81 9 2 2 ... ... ... .. . 2,832 2,?78 34 12 6 1 1 ... 45 Tenn ••.. 1,752 1,368 241 110 15 9 5 4 ... ... .. . 4,168 ;.,095 50 12 11 ... ... ... 46 Ala .•..• 1,092 854 161 56 12 5 2 2 .... ... 2,984 2,875 54 23 27 2 2 1

47 Miss •••• 979 650 194 106 16 5 5 1 ·:i 1 ... 2,337 2,260 49 15 11 1 1 ... w.s.c.,

48 Ark ..... 903 595 170 115 10 5 5 1· ... 1 1 2,400 2,284 63 24 28 ... ... ... 49 La ..••.• 363 187 97 64 9 3 2 ... ... 1 .. . 575 528 31 7 9 ... ... ... 50 Okla ••.• 1,322 913 241 134 23 8 3 ... ... ... .. . 3,035 2,936 55 27 17 .. . ... ...

2,412 1,34.8 567 343 63 21 25 6 8 17 14 4,650 4,273 151 78 103 12 13 5 51 Tex .•...

Mt.,

52 Mont .... 172 87 31 31 9 11 2 1 ... ... ... 387 342 23 9 12 1 ... ... 16

53 Ideho ... 409 218 53 26 9 9 19 13 22 26 14 1,151 809 29 27 101 91 1,0

54 Wyo ..... 54 20 14 10 6 1 2 ... 1 ... .. . 95 82 6 3 4 ... ... ... 316 1?0 72 52 6 10 2 1 2 1 1,079 889 68 58 56 4 3 1

55 Colo ..•• ... 56 N.Mex ••• 404 246 84 61 7 4 1 ... 1 ... .. . 1,368 1,286 42 23 16 1 ... ... 57 Ariz., tot.1 1, (NA) \~~ 5 3 i ... ... (NA) (NA) 10 4 8 ... ... 58 Pluma1.' 116 5 3 ... ... 281 259 1tf 4 8 ... ... ... 59 -1 23 23 ... ... ... .. . ... 25 25 ... ... ... ... ... ...

270 1~~ 32 37 6 6 4 2 1 ... ... 1,519 1,308 80 61 57 10 1 ... 60 Utah •••• 61 Nevada .. 54 8 6 1 1 ... ... ... ... .. . 167 164 1 2 ... .. . ... ...

Pacific: 153 57 15

62 Wash1 ••• 1,208 811 173 100 29 25 30 11 14 13 2 16,063 4,913 165 192 545 31 6,535 4,754 174 196 684 327 155 101

63 Oregonl. 1,483 919 194 80 40 42 58 35 49 35 64 Calif.,

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) total .. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

189 114 65 Plllm81• 2,433 1,472 81 92 502 170 116 7,821 5,379 189 242 1,064 420

377 7,158 165 274 1,581 1,~~0 583

66 Prunes' 2,933 686 215 361 1,093 315 263 2,160

NA Not available. lclaaa interval for production baaed on tenths of tons, not bushels.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 871

TREES OF BEARING AGE,. u\ND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 th!lJl 20 trees or gro.pev:Lnea. See text]

Farm• reporting by treea Farms revortiruz by quantity harvested of bearing age-Continued

Number of Number of Total

3,000 5,000 w,ooo Total 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 trees not trees quantity z,ooo Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 10,000 of bearing of bearing harvested

to to. or forma to to to to to to 25 49 99 499 999 1,499 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 or more age age (bushels)

2,999 lt,999 9,999 more . re- bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels buahela trees trees trees trees porting bushels bushels bushels bushels bushels

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,218,892 12,829,924 20,596,796 1

9 6 ... 1 20,241 17,386 943 713 930 158 48 22 15 16 8 2 296,727 843,488 684,620 2

5 8 3 1 15,162 14,441 379 171 141 17 3 4 2 1 2 1 125,600 338,661 154,397 3

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (HA) (HA) (HA) (HA) 1,796,565 11,647,775 19,757,779 4

... ... ... ... 223 199 9 11 4 ... . .. . .. . .. . .. ... . .. 3,497 5,906 2,756 5

7 4 ... ... 5,648[ 4,486 382 275 383 70 23 10 7 8 3 1 79,174 351,070 284,391 6

2 2 ... 1 7,612 6,188 415 358 508 85 24 12 8 8 5 1 133,410 346,117 359,652 7

... ... ... ... 6,758 6,513 137 69 35 3 1 . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 80,646 140,395 37,821 8

... 1 ... ... 6,314 5,977 179 70 72 9 3 1 1 1 1 ... 24,304 82,352 71,359 9

... ... ... . .. 6,238 5,984 146 69 35 3 . .. 1 . .. . .. . .. ... 23,831 69,308 37,807 10

5 7 3 1 2,610 2,480 54 32 34 5 CHAl

2 1 ... 1 1 77,465 187,001 4.5,231 11 27 7 6

tHAi (NAl (NA) ~HA) (HAl (NA) ~ItA) (HA) ~NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) 78,993 387,409 609,993 12 {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA (NA) NA) (NA (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) NA) NA) (NA) (NA) 1,717,572 11,260,366 19,147,786 13

... ... ... . .. 34 32 1 1 . .. ... . .. ... . .. . .. ... . .. 1,692 1,686 208 14 ... ... ... ... 19 18 . .. ... 1 . .. . .. ... . .. ... ... . .. 228 692 414 15

... ... ... ... 8 8 .. . ... . .. . .. ... . .. .. . . .. ... . .. 259 849 38 16 ... ... ... ... 41 39 2 . .. ... . .. ... .. . ... .. . ... .. . 457 933 211 17 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... . .. ... .. . .. . ... .. . . .. 5 61 ... 18 ... ... ... . .. 121 102 6 10 3 ... .. . ... . .. . .. ... . .. 856 1,685 1,885 19

7 3 .... . ... 1,393 737 163 146 255 57 19 5 5 4 2 . .. 47,361 256,781 168,149 20; ... ... ... .. . 149 131 3 7 5 . .. 1 1 1 ... . .. .. . 1,105 4,160 7,657 21 ... 1 ... ... 4,106 3,618 216 122 123 13 3 4 1 4 1 1 30,708 90,129 108,585 22

... 1 ... . .. 3,093 2,786 120 99 78 7 3 . .. ... ... ... .. . 21,494 ii;;;ii 43,945 23 ... ... .. . ... 910 838 33 19 19 1 ... ... . .. ... ... . .. 6,532 9,148 24 ... ... ... .. . 928 873 23 20 10 2 . .. ... ... ... . .. .. . 8,041 15,379 6,888 25 2 1 ... 1 2,098 1,128 230 215 395 75 21 12 ~ 8 5 1 90,060 229,491 296,302 26 ... ... ... .. . 583 563 9 5 6 ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . 7,283 13,717 3,369 27

... ... ... . .. 485 '·71 10, ,G"i 2 ... ... ... . .. ... . .. . .. 7,350 12,942 2,224 28 ... ... .. . ... 1,139 1,098 i9 12 10 ... ... . .. . .. ... ... .. . 11,063 20,807 5,945 29 ... ... . .. 3,265 3,136 75 37 15 2 ... ... .. . . .. . .. . .. 13,119 39,271 17,944 30 ... ... . .. . .. 396 383 10 1 1 ... 1 ... .. . ... ... . .. 26,270 24,488 3,482 31 ... ... . .. . .. 402 386 9 5 2 ... .. . ... .. . ... ... .. . 13,599 22,427 2,621 32 ... ... . .. . .. 619 597 12 7 2 1 ... ... .. . ... ... . .. 5,740 10,442 3,507 33 ... ... ... . .. 452 442 2 5 3 ... . .. ... . .. ... ... .. . 3,505 10,018 2,098 34

... . .. ... . .. 8 7 1 ... . .. ... ... ... .. . . .. ... . .. 81 93 42 35

cNA.i l

tHAl tHAl 197 162 12 3 15 3 1

CHAl <HAl 1 3,382 10,836 16,539 36

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (HA) (NA) (HAl (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 ... ... ... . .. 1,189 1,132 23 13 17 2 ... 1 .. . 1 ... . .. 3,601 13,546 14,473 38 ... ... ... . .. 2,287 2,141 94 29 18 3 1 ... 1 ... ... .. . 9,052 26,074 23,"600 39 ... ... ... . .. 1,430 1,391 21 13 5 . .. . .. . .. ... . .. . .. 3,585 9,647 6,317 40 ... ... . .. . .. 333 313 6 3 9 1 1 ... . .. ... ... .. . 1,656 8,926 4,828 41 ... ... ... . .. 829 800 18 6 '5 ... ... ... ... . .. ... . .. 2,439 11,143 4,828 42 ... ... . .. ... 41 31 4 3 3 ... ... ... .. . ... . .. . .. 508 2,087 732 43

... ... ... ... 1,575 1,497 39 20 18 1 ... ... .. . ... ... . .. 4,914 15,343 11,039 44 ... ... ... . .. 1,775 1,720 34 14 7 ... ... . .. . .. ... ... .. . 7,912 18,354 8,673 45 ... ... ... . .. 1,626 1,543 47 27 6 2 ... 1 ... ... .. . ... 4,640 20,711 11,703 46 ... ... ... ... 1,262 1,224 26 8 4 ... ... ... . .. . .. ... . .. 6,365 14,900 6,392 47

1 ... ... ... 1,012 981 18 6 7 6,748 20,713 6,312 ... .. . ... .. . ... ... .. . 48 ... . .. ... . .. 284 274 3 7 ... ... .. . ... .. . . .. ... .. . 3,043 5,704 1,451 49 ... . .. ... ... 285 276 5 2 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. 6,994 18,815 1,511 50 4 7 3 1 1,029 949 28 17 25 5 2' 1 1 1 60,680 141,769 ... . .. 35,957 51

... ... ... ... 238 205 15· 4 12 1 1 ... ... 2,118 6,110 4,682 25 7 6 680 382 21 25 ... ... .. . 52 ... 89 47 36 17 24 18 12 9 63,458 299,401 517,473 53 ... ... . .. 27 24 3 ... ... . .. ... . .. ... . .. ... .. . ... 1,191 1,.618 194 54 ... ... ... ... 578 408 53 43 56 6 6 3 ... 3 4,%9 27,971 43,133 ... ... 748. 673 22

. .. ... 55 . .. ... 36 17 2,930 12,552 8,373 ... .••• (HA)

m!j {NAl l:t?· {::t? {frt? ?fti~ ~~ lfrtj 'HAl lfrti (HAl 56 ... i;i~ 3,041 1,848 57 ... ... ... 59 ... ... :!, ~::!) (NA)

2,9n I 1,821 ')S

2 ... ... . .. 3 (N'A) N'A) NA) (NA) (HA) (N'A (HA) (NA) 67 69 27 59 ... ... ... 1,018 813 67 50 81 3 1 1 ... 2 . .. 2,854 35,814 34,186 60 . .. ... ... ... ... 27 27 ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. . .. ... ... 299 902 104 61

14 5 4 ... 1,895 1,21? 149 173 296 44 10 5 1 74 4l 26 2 2,193 1,102 155 241 500 126 35 ... ... ... 30,463 435,014 490,500 62

13 12 6 3 ... 123,105 1,290,188 1,260,929 63 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

l:!!l (HAl ' (HAl ~HA) (HA) (NA) (NAl (HA) (NA) (NA) (HA) •107 1,564,004 9,535,164 17,3%,357 64 66 33 18 2,833 (HA I' (tiA . HA) (NA) (NA) (NA (NA) (HA) (HA) (HAl 348 297 198 471,220 2_,115,411 2,395,464 65

75 4,936 (NA) (NA) (NA) (HA) (NA) (HA) (HA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA 1,092,784 7,419,753 15,000,893 66

872

Hegion, division, and Stn te

1 u.s ........ 2 The North~. 3 The South .. 4 The West •••

G..o. OiT.!

5 N.E ••••• 6 M.A ••••• ? E.N.C ••• 8 W.N.C ••• 9 S.A .••••

10 E.S.C ••• ll w.s.c •.. 12 Mt •••••• 13 Pac •••••

N.E.:

14 Maine ••• 15 N.H ••••• 16 Vt •••••• 17 Muss •••• 18 R.I ••••• 19 Conn ••••

M.A.:

20 N.Y ••••• 21 N.J ••••• 22 Pa .•••••

E. N.C.:

23 Ohio •••• 24 Ind .•••• 25 Ill. .... 26 Mich •••• 27 Wis •••••

W.N.C.:

28 Minn •••• 29 Iowa •••• 30 Mo •...•• 31 N.Dak ••• 32 S.Dak ••• 33 Nebr •••• 34 Kans ••••

S.A.:

35 Del ••••• 36 Md •••••• 3? D.C ••••• 38 Va •••••. 39 w.vn •... 40 N.C ••••• 41 S.C ••••• 42 Ga •••••• 43 Fla •••••

E. S.C.:

44 Ky •••••• 45 Tenn •••• 46 Ala ••••• 47 Miss .•..

!!.S.C.:

48 Ark ••••• 49 La •••••• 50 Okla •••• 51 Tex •••••

Mt.:

52 Mont •••• 53 Idaho ••• 54 \/yo ••••• 55 Colo •••• 56, N.Mex ••• 57 Ariz •••• 58 Utnh .... 59 Nev •••••

Pac.:

60 Wash •••• 61 Oreg •••• 62 Calif •••

GENERAL REPORT

Table 21.-GRAPES-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF VINES, 1935 TO 1954·; QUANTITY HARVESTED VINES OF BEARING AGE, 1954. AND

Total Vinas not of bonring age VJ.non of d benr.lnc ngo

l•'nrms repm•ting Vines of all ages (number) Farms reporting Number Formn repol'tlng

1951, 2 1950 191.5 1940 1935 1951.2 1950 1945 191.0 1935 19!)/, 2 1950 1951, 2 1950 l9'J1, 2 l%0

3149,216 "747 ,794 880,136 762,081. 1,114,233 255,084,502 291~, 1,65' 260 299' 180' 682 291,856,31? 341,01,5 ,210 33? ,?51 h9ll,l22 12,836,999 22,108 312 3124, 9'/t~ 1•,581,,662

66,332 322,902 1,03,163 331,098 631,,887 38,307,802 1,1, ,826,282 51,,399 '738 58,922,?5? 86,152,568 18,506 77,009 2 ,661t /~18 3,520,?19 55 ,08(, 259 ,06? 71,1.61. 359,204 1,18,213 378,1.8? 1,22,188 J ,573 ,1,?9 6,079 ,351, 7,660 ,821, 10,303,293 12,901, ?99 16, '712 101.,587 1,56 1031; 1,129,123 60,089 2?11660 31111.20 "65 ,688 58 I 760 521499 57,158 2lJ,20J,221 21t3 1559,624 237' 120' 120 222,630,267 241,990,843 J2, 5JJ ~16,526 9,?16,5/t'l 17 ,It 50 ,1.'10 39,801 1'5J,9J5

555 8,672 12,1;09 7,819 23,890 41,139 107,512 235,352 378,013 960,405 11.9 2,008 '· ,153 221 lJ5 1,)'/ 6,865 16,021 1.,.8,126 74,03/t 67,315 114,561 25,128,823 28' 120,698 30,731,265 Jl I 406 I 8'72 1,1,526,501 J,?02 10,588 1,81/. ,680 2,1?6,999 lit ,002 40,llt6 27,01.2 11.2 ,lt33 177,016 11.6,481 300,572 11,761,189 13,903,113 19,294,675 22,011,,083 33,991,331 7~535 Jl ,886 678,588 869 ,lt03 22,52? 11.5,908 22,714 123,6?1 139,'104 109,483 195 ,86ft 1,376,651 '2,694,959 4,138 ,1.46 5,123,789 9,6?1,,JJ1 7 I 12Q 32,527 166,997 lt60 I 182 18,120 96,M8 33 ,0?9 168,1.66 225 /·.30 182 ,lt26 219,804 916,11.1 1,850,116 2,024 ,?97 2,180,992 3,143,617 6,808 1,0,934 150,423 1.,.5? ,550 28, ~00 134,856 27,622 140,698 149 '765 135 '972 1391533 291,826 941. ,251, 1,063,607 1,336,893 1 ,568,.307 6,914 1,4 ,1,22 56,700 277,882 22, 9?2 103,966 10,763 50 ,01~0 43,018 60,089 62,851 2, 365 J 512 3 1 28/~ I 98/~ 1. ,572,420 6,785,408 8,189,875 2,990 19,231 248,911 393,691 8,61? 32,838 33 518 11,133 10,150 8,821 9,897 1,010,280 1,139,955 957,753 1,030,953 1,648,31+8 31,010 3,536 90,800 536 I 11J J2,980 8,035 37:902 4 54,555 48,610 43,6?8 1 ... ?' 261 212,192,91t1 21-..2,419,669 236,162,367 221,599,.314 21,Q,JI,2,1t95 31,523 4 121990 9 1 625 1 ?It'? 16,911.,35? 36,821 41.5,900

112 1,832 1,801 ?35 1,510 3,536 7,208 6,717 3,136 7,011 49 521 1,330 1,997 ?3 1,360 63 1,40/t 2,210 896 .3 ,362 1,334 8,63/t 10,730 7 1/,70 19,103 17 289 195 2,?18 51 1,139 58 979 564 763 2,030 1,157 5,315 3,251 5,520 12 '?31~ 16 298 151 1,502 48 713

12? 2,381 3,514 2,892 7,583 20,584 45,1.65 65,'745 64,197 139,143 27 1,1,0 852 8,500 10'1 1,981 8 275 615 256 1,218 319 4,415 19,626 101,752 70,566 2 53 154 304 h 226

18? 1,801 3 '705 2,2?? 8,18? 14,209 J6,475 129,283 195,938 711,81.8 38 1,07 1,471 '7,114 152 1,41,6

5,953 llt,l,21 18,644 16,823 28 ,oos 19 ,52/+ ,618 21,619,428 24,416,596 25,421,129 .32,316,698 1,391 3,1..58 11360,553 11627,476 5,351 11,752 819 2,559 2,069 2,19/, 1,,533 285,179 408,587 738,987 662,615 1,571.,965 149 651~ 9,999 42,989 ?19 2,015

9,249 31,11~6 53,321 48,298 82,020 5,319,026 6,092,683 5,575,682 5,.323 ,128 7,6341838 2,162 6 ,1~?6 41,1,,128 506,531, 7,932 26 ,3?9

8,070 39,999 1,4,828 47,341 96,150 3,228,857 1.,350,653 7,272,293 8,1 ... 82,519 11,8241973 1,977 8,473 156,403 2861585 6,849 33,257 3,787 27,805 39 ,851.,. 25,150 62,466 266,125 1.,.1,4,200 665,827 774,877 1,469,876 1,21.4 6,121 21,1.63 59' 681 3,032 22,670 5,669 39,482 46,1..47 38,551-.- 81,127 2?2,31~9 5.21.,.,957 851,564 1,081,361 2,169,560 1, 777 8,186 25,235 59,619 1;,659 3?.,?23' 6,803 20,592 28' 9?/t 25,026 1.5,038 7 ,91.8, ?02 8,4?1,348 10,355,496 11,53? ,641 18,320,731 1,511 1.,575 4621705 lt31,483 5,901. 16,592 2,'713 llt/)55 16,913 10,410 15 '791 45,156 111,955 149,495 137,685 206' 191 11026 I, 1531 12,782 32,035 2,083 10,666

1,125 8,529 6,901 5,749 9,652 15,648 1.8,408 56,542 66,830 125,1.96 533 2,826 5,665 14,401 755 6,036 61588 42,798 48,722 33 '767 62,301 21t8 '722 605,985 812,742 866,320 1,964,51,6 2,507 10,665 29,691 110,801 '~,992 33,771.

10,324 48,603 61,539 55,419 82,062 881,411 1,316,1 .. 25 1,994,655 2,737,881 4,531~,.317 2,1.69 11,465 101,122 21;4 ,260 8,714 39,136 56 128 82 80 213 1,033 1,428 2,046 1,971 6,037 29 68 558 555 31 62

135 458 535 299 1,021 2,673 6,353 4,880 4,206 15,376 52 200 l/t23 2,174 94 260 2,088 8,41t1 7,278 4,014 15,316 91,523 287,824 ltOO ,378 489,821 1,068,973 755 3,139 12,917 35,596 1,608 5,633 2,398 14,714 14 ,61t? 10,155 25,299 135,61.1 428,536 867,203 956 J 760 1,959,586 775 ;.,161. 15,621 52,395 1,926 11,21//

77 644 720 1,?8 733 40,086 59,870 179,885 383,961 ?8? ,510 22 162 11,807 1,807 62 1,93

?32 5,091 6,095 4,715 8,644 20,098 lt5 '779 58,448 80,308 211,865 213 1,074 1.,889 13,334 614 4,209 (NA) 5 1 11 9 (NA) 156 100 2,506 1,951 (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) 5

5,523 301395 I~? ,081 32,329 50,104 81.,012 209,956 310,321 303 '949 498,851. 1,107 6,624 10,335 45 I 121 41825 25,139

?,303 22,937 38,9?5 21.,202 30,724 58' 199 145,41.2 244,547 201,673 265,245 1,238 lt,661, 9,912 25,899 6,442 19,316

9,871 58,809 75,313 69 ,31 ... 7 76,692 206,918 531~ ,1.10 51.8,465 .5291185 555,624 1,967 13 ,60? 32,416 1:37,724 8,613 1{/ ,842

2,037 13,922 15,481: 15,618 18,587 234,518 21.9,526 llt3' 732 148,356 173,791 5/~7 3,761 1,0,716 62,836 11649 10,653

6,265 J0,860 34,798 28,531 28,493 259,863 570,068 435,005 327,369 221,716 1,292 9,040 34,887 158' 114 5,36? 23,133

1,271 5,803 6,96.:, 7,195 5,818 12,447 31 .. ,909 lOA 1 294 203,685 '~27 ,061 422 . 2,002 5/t61 12,715 928 1.,066

61278 39,675 1.,1.,.,384 I..L, 1062 48,918 66,1t81 257,274 313,812 485,284 651.,299 1,684 10,386 l3 ,091, 57,372 5 I 1/.J 31,185

11,163 50,057 56,020 52,183 48,973 137,887 379,304 422,270 527,253 516,239 .2,'"171 v.,J99 25,990 1091736 9,481 38,961

6,984 35,867 38 '973 30,31t9 31,948 72,376 242,538 277,512 259,982 321,822 1,596 12,780 13,752 81,591 5,828 ?.1,,811

.3 ,197 15,099 10,388 9,378 9,694 15,082 65,138 501013 61, ,371. 75,947 863 6,857 3,861, 29' 183 2,520 9,009

3,934 15 ;388 15,529 22,?96 21,312 2,083,387 2,565 ,871, 3,167,341 I, ,.551,449 5,045,161 853 5,370 183,1,00 238,273 3,:330 10,551

107 3,384 1,372 2,293 2,523 1,133 16,608 8,1.49 20 ,lt24 34.,634 41. 1,925 485 7,f!22 73 1,585

2,813 12,155 13 '177 lit ,239 17,102 101.,421 381,661. 868,350 1,224,596 1,934,520 838 4,106 23,850 86,382 21221, 8,1,1,2

3,909 19,113 12,940 20,761 21,914 176,571 320,838 528,280 988,939 1,175,560 1,255 7,830 1.1,176 61,211. 2,990 12,260

418 J,427 4,011 41 31 269 210 58 29 95 59 173 204 207 714 1,740 2,195

633 3,041 1,766 1,937 1,705 36,112 47,592 53,489 88,610 109,349 445 910 4,04? 6,592 512 36 75

1.9 114 163 85 210 305 2,4llt 2,965 2,29? 1,550 17 40 109 31t9 724 1,622

844 2,268 1,982 1,595 1, 769 55,916 107,198 144,264 129,1.88 163,854 179 73/t 4,885 11,325 930 1,981

1,074 2,561 2,91.2 2,859 3,066 109,000 176,796 377,646 388,283 ?15 ,839 192 699 13,577 29,231 (NA) 835

(NA) 1,J18 1,449 922 1,329 723,979 6?2,318 137,225 122,880 186,336 (NA) 586 60,638 459,010 610 1,116

700 1,480 1,1.46 980 1,429 ?7 ,634 112,234 222,285 263,761 395,115 113 416 5,309 17,497 no 182

123 292 229 239 182 6,620 20,985 18,139 32,207 72,29/t 23 120 1,966 11,899

3,690 9,326 9,859 7,931 7,115 4,523,204 I, ,330,115 2,536,226 1,496,941 1,034,209 690 2,770 21? ,056 815,381 3,213 6,951

8'JJ 8,628 63,578 3,608 10,087 4,212 12,738 12,558 10,962 11,818 173,589 286,619 350,657 438,497 599,943 3,159 ''28,862

(NA) 1'.32,491 26,193 21., 785 28,328 207 ,t.96 ,148 237' 802' 935 233,275,484 219,663,8?6 238 '708 ,343 (NA) 47,061 9,400,063 16,035,398 (NA)

. -nes.

NA Not available. z O.O!:l percent or less. 1 Farms reporting vines and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include dntn for furms with less than 20 t.J•eea or ir~pe;;.apes see text. JTotals for States for which data' are available. 4For California, farms reporting represent total of farms reporting table grapes, farms reporting ra 9 n ' and farms reporting wine or juice grapes.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

1934 TO 1954; AND VALUE, 1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR VINES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND 1950: BY biVISIONS AND STATES

Vines o:n>olfrliig Qunntity harvested aao -continued

Number Forms reporting (Pounds, fre~h hnaia) Value (dollars)

Avetage per pound

195'·' 1950 19!542 1949 1939 19542 1949 1944 1939 1934 19542 1949

1954 2 1949

242,247,503 272,356,948_ 378,990 .360,350 507,477 4,835,850,681 5,018,655,021 5,240,033,691 4,409,453,142 3 '730 ,285 '954 121,218,279 98,202,178 0.03 0.020

35,643,384 41,297,563 36,680 186,392 21t2,041 311,289,456 180,476,431 253,138,819 314,458' 100 412,607,646 15,531,342 8,299,451 0.05 0.046 3,117,445 4,950,231 37,626 139,474 230,547 14,584,352 29,907,999 56,031,314 57,398,541 81,694,862 975,269 1,743,445 0.07 0.058

203 ,;.86 ,674 226' 109' 154 34,684 .34,484 34,889 4,509,976,873 4,808,270,591 4,930,863,558 4,037,596,501 3,235 '983 ,446 1041711 1 668 88' 159,282 0.02 0.018

36,986 85,377 283 5,351 5,286 154,429 1,071,137 1,881,705 1,586,918 6,470,461 7,716 57,647 0.0!5 0.054 23,314,143 25,943,699 10,532 26,033 51,760 199,727,493 91, 709,1t67 137,987,119 148,499,837 165,452 '954 9,986,380 4,482,163 0.05 0.049 11,082,601 13,033,710 16,169 84,320 108,130 106,349,252 72,529,962 95,584,170 134,660,081 205,212,864 5,315,736 3,145,043 o.os 0.043 1,209,651. 2,234,777 9,696 70,688 76,865 5,058,282 15,165,865 17 ,685,8i5 29, 711,26/t 35,471,367 221,510 614,598 0.01. 0.041

765,718 1,392,566 18,160 61,71.4 118,721 5,678,322 8,585,665 27,753,743 25,761,137 36,745,110 430,508 675,683 0.08 0.079 235,126 666,372 15,624 56,982 79,961 1,637,013 4,749,090 10,345,622 9,693,709 13,357,949 108,616 386,964 0.07 0.081

2,116,601 . 2,891,293 3,842 20,748 31,865 7,269,017 16,573,244 17,931,949 21,943,695 31,591,803 436,145 680,798 0.06 0.041 919,480 603,842 31,879 5,230 5,106 10,593,794 4,032,219 10,746,566 6,123,490 8,042,582 1,066,000 397,685 0.10 0.099

202,567,194 225' 505' 312 32,805 429,25/t 29,783 4,499,383,079 4,804,238,372 4,920,116,992 4,031,473,011 3,227' 940,864 103,645,668 87' 761,597 0.02 0.018

2,206 5,211 32 1,123 470 1,077 60,407 69,220 30,276 42,880 52 , .. ,228 0.05 0.070 1,139 5,916 29 873 626 3,428 51,598 152,036 56,260 181,423 170 3,095 0.05 0.060 1,006 3,813 25 579 592 751 41,387 27,989 60,650 28,370 35 2,620 0.05 0.063

19,732 36,965 77 1,539 2,038 121,876 694,601 560,457 456,341 1,301,086 6,094 34,730 0.05 0.050 165 4,111 2 188 178 230 41,714 169,864 99,473 522,251 12 2,086 0.05 0.050

12,738 29,361 us 1,049 1,382 27,067 181,430 902,139 883,918 4,394,451 1,353 10,888 0.05 0.060

18,164,065 19,991,952 4,629 9,242 13,653 157,545,413 67,737,456 97,734,223 ll3,680,299 121,575,850 7,877,272 3,303,567 0.05 0.049 275,180 365,598 541 1,516 1,621 2,639, 719' . 2,188,523 4,471,238 2,740,857 5,451,997 131,989 87,542 0.05 0.040

4,874,898 5,586,149 5,362 15,275 36,486 39,542,361 21,783,488 35,781,658 32,078,681 38,425,107 1,977,119 1,091,054 0.05 0.050

3,072,454 4,064,068 4,624 21,715 34,777 28,706,260 17,207,376 32,996,038 ', 48,370,496 52,562,376 1,435,309 877,051 0.05 0.051 24lt,662 384,519 2,041 16,629 18,100 1,583,345 2,606,309 4,632,089 5,404,042 10,792,359 63,340 115,148 0.04 0.044 247,114 465,338 3,174 25,744 29,837 1,409,967 3,760,077 5,679,547 8,441,288 13,431,331 84,603 157,905 0.06 0.042

7,485,997 8,039,865 4,717 11,474 18,007 74,471,088 48,357,678 50,987, .. ))5 71,398,565 127' 762 '784 3,?23,553 1,947,398 0.05 0.040 32,374 79,920 1,613 8,758 7,409 178,592 598,522 1,289,461 1,045,690 664,014 8,931 47,541 0.05 0.079

9,983 34,007 540 5,039 4,139 42,129 263,783 277,052 423,224 291,292 2,105 19,456 0.05 0.074 219,031 495,184 3,204 27,732 24,892 1,184,126 4,004,319 5,157,804 5,887,484 7,983,202 47,368 153,897 0.04 0.038 780,289 1,072,165 3,962 24,991 39,137 2,893,039 7,533,399 7,832,729 15,469,354 18,313,474 115,727 295,746 0.04 0.039

475 873 15 31 45 518 1,207 6,107 3,390 1,851 26 96 0.05 0.080 1,250 4,179 61 167 151 2,307 4,985 23,262 14,311 10,709 113 399 0.05 0.080

78,606 252,228 1,099 4,655 2,261 407,419 1,034,709 1,104,932 2,766,470 3,498,996 24,444 49,207 0.06 0.048 120,020 376,141 815 8,073 6,240 528,744 2,323,463 3,283,939 5,147,031 5,371,843 31,727 95,797 0.06 0.041

28,279 58,063 51 340 349 219,096 384,983 1,416,901 2,463,385 4,026,123· 10,955 19,250 0.05 0.050 15,209 32,445 435 2,382 3,257 98,848 182,005 622,575 588,572 1,343,470 4,939 9,758 0.05 0.054 (NA) 156 (NA) 5 10 (NA) 2,115 10,000 7,798 10,120 (NA) 148 (NA) 0.070 73,677 164,835 3,105 11,702 21,266 611,156 1,068,566 5,117,460 3,334,950 5,338, ?44 48,892 84,791 0.08 0.079 48,287 119,543 3,681 9,029 13,611 473,871 880,599 4,158,206 2,489,722 3,365,801 23,694 44,032 0.05 0.050 174,502 396,686 5,949 22,645 46,988 1,532,363 3,071,519 10,391,977 10,837,960 14,650,957 122,587 241,635 0.08 0.079 193,802 186,690 1,165 5,816 11,323 1,588,881 1,363,326 1,981,057 2,408,914 3,0?2,095 127,110 122,146 0.08 0.090 224,976 411,954 3,369 8,346 18,729 1,113,966 1,508,998 3,568,793 2,796,548 3,223,447 89,120 140,526 0.08 0.093 6,986 22,194 405 1,479 3,188 40,141 123,554 486,774 833,288 1, 714,353 3,211 13,397 o.os 0.108

53,387 199,902 3,514 18,891 25,796 376,811 1,569,126 3,137 ,oss 3,205,776 4,873,940 22,606 130,871 0.06 0.083 111,897 269,568 6,450 19,133 30,467 740,370 1,594,302 3,972,375 3,929,720 4,656,941 44,424 98,818 0.06 0.062 58,624 160,947 4,163 13,473 18,677 445,352 1,276,598 2,813,568 2,169,883 3,183,780 35,626 121,482 o.os 0.095 11,218 35,955 1,497 5,485 5,021 74,480 309,064 422,591 388,330 643,288 5,960 35 '793 0.08 0.116

1,899,987 ~,601 1,996 6,857 13,469 6,682,031 14,103,459 13,170,371 13,758,256 20,287,683 401l,92:l 572,435 0.06 0.041 648 8,786 42 1,017 983 2,508 91,772 22,082 60,348 106,289 154 10,746 0.06 0.117 80,571 295,282 620 5,073 7,268 167,957 1,206,042 2,438,734 4,170,891 6,545,873 10,077 50,545 0.06 0.042 135,395 259,624 1,184 7,801 10,145 416,521 1,171,971 2,300,762 3,954,200 4,651,958 24,991 47,072 0.06 0.040

445 208 25 19 78 791 1,945 9,912 8,234 18,535 40 194 0.05 0.100 32,065 41,000 286 1,557 1,325 176,890 535,720 594,903 926,020 1,160,876 8,846 17,456 0.05 0.033 196 2,065 20 43 48 1,330 3,094 9,370 4,284 6,296 66 240 0.05 0.078 51,031 95,873 498 1,079 1,023 249,476 654,721 1,152,752 639,631 1,183,658 14,969 29,024 0.06 0.044 95,423: 147,565 588 1,102 1,462 548,892 567,832 2,869,705 1,693,208 2,390,611 32,936 23,406 0.06 0.041 663,341 213,308 (NA) 499 356 9,230,000 1,683,991 4,ooo,ooo 1,076,000 1,205,912 986,302 301,347 o.u 0.179 72,325 94,737 405 818 688 352,061 545,476 2,032,250 1,494,553 1,872,689 21,124 24,045 0.06 0.044 4,654 9,086 57 113 126 34,354 39,440 77,674 281,560 204,005 1,717 1,973 0.05 0.050

4,306,148 3,514,734 1,735 4,009 4,275 51,707,205 38,644,896 28,740,045 12,579,840 9,005,826 1,551,216 781,177 0.03 0.020 . 164,961 198,096,085

223,041 1,070 5,524 6,336 607,874 1,799,476 2,768,947 3,213,171 3,809,038 24,315 57,993 0.04 0.032 221,767,537 (NA) 419,721 19,172 4,447,068 ,ooo 4,763,794,000 4,888,608,000 4,015,680,000 3,215,126,000 102 '070 '137 86,922,427 0.02 0.018

412006 0- 57- 58

873

Percent of total value or all crops

19542 1949

0.6 0.6 1

0.2 0.1 2 (Z) (Z) 3 3.0 3.2 4

(Z) (Z) 5 1.1 0.6 6 0.1 0.1 7 (Z) (Z) 8 (Z) (Z) 9 (Z) (Z) 10 (Z) (Z) 11 0.1 (Z) 12 4.7 5.1 13

(Z) (Z) l4 (Z) (Z) l5 (Z) (Z) 16 (Z) 0.1 17 (Z) (Z) lS (Z) (Z) 19

2.0 1.0 20 0.1 0.1 21 0.5 0.3 22

0.2 0.2 23 (Z) (Z) 24 (Z) (Z) 25 0.8 0.5 26 (Z) (Z) 27

(Z) (Z) 28 (Z) (Z) 29 (Z) 0.1 30 (Z) (Z) 31 (Z) (Z) 32 (z) (Z) 33 (Z) (Z) 34

(Z) 0.1 35 (Z) (Z) 36

(NA) (Z) 37 (Z) (Z) 38 (Z) 0.1 39 (Z) (Z) 40 0.1 (Z) 41 (Z) (Z) 42 (Z) (Z) 43

(Z) (Z) 44 (Z) (Z) 45 (Z) (Z) 46 (Z) (z) 47

0.1 0.2 48 (Z) (Z) 49 (Z) (Z) 50 (Z) (Z) 51

(Z) (Z) 52 (Z) (Z) 53 (Z) (Z) 54 (Z) (Z) 55 (Z) (Z) 56 0.4 0.2 57 (Z) (Z) 58 (Z) (Z) 59

0.4 0.3 60 (Z) (Z) 6l 6.5 7.2 62

874 GENERAL REPORT

Table 22.-GRAPE8-FARMS REPORTING BY VINES NOT OF BEARING AGE. BY VINES [Does not include data for farms with loon

Farms reporting by vines not of bearing age Fnrms reporting by vines of beo.ring age

Region, division, Total Under 5 to 10 to 25 to 50 to 100 to 200 to · 300 to 500 to 1,000 Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 1,000 and State fQl'lllB 5 9 24 49 99 199 299 499 999 or more fQl'lllB 25 49 99 499 999 to

reporting vines vines vines vines vines vines vines vines vines vines reporting vines vines vtnes vines vines 1,499 vlnea

1 u.s •......•• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

2 The North 18,506 ?,602 4,392 3,802 671 371 309 170 149 318 722 55,086 41,041 2,??7 1,6?9 2,486 1,291 995 3 The South 16,712 9,468 3,563 2,612 470 212 14? 41 51 55 93 60,089 55,355 1,918 1,016 1,020 195 107 4 The Wesi (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Geo. ·Diri•ioa.a:

5 New England •••• 149 66 28 27 7 6 11 1 1 2, ... 437 336 28 15 . 48 7 1 6 Middle Atlantic 3,?02 1,587 602 488 117 79 76 49 62 163 479 14,002 8,660 534 391. 742 472 400 7 E.N. Central ••• ?,535 3,303 1,656 1,432 311 180 146 87 6? 132 221 22,527 16,184 1,268 772 1,210 705 538 8 W.N. Central .•. ?,120 2,646 2,106 1',855 236 106 76 33 19 21 22 18,120 15,861 '}47 501 486 107 56 9 South Atlantic 6,808 4,0% 1,388 9l_5 162 70 64 20 30 27 36 28,500 26,791 696 356 449 74 43

10 E.S. Central ... 6,914 4,222 1,526 928 128 51 29 6 11 8 5 22,972 21,939 562 269 161 24 3 ll W .s. Central ••• 2,990 1,150 649 769 180 91 54 15 10 20 52 8,61'1 6,625 660 391 410 97 61 12 Mountain ••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 12 ~~~l; (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1.3 Pacific ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Now J!qload,

14 Maine ............ 49 27 8 5 2 2 4 ... ... 1 ... ?3 59 5 1 7 1 . .. 15 New Hampshire .• 17 9 2 3 2 1 ... ... ... ... .. . 51 44 1 1 5 . .. ... 16 Vermont •.•••••• 16 6 ? 1 1 1 ... ... .. . ... . .. 48 43 3 ... 2 ... ... 17 Massachusetts •• 27 7 .6 8 1 2 2 ... 1 ... . .. 107 76 8 6 12 3 1 18 Rhode Island . .. 2 1 ... ... ... ... 1 ... .. . ... .. . 6 4 1 1 ... .. . . .. 19 Connecticut .•.. 38 16 5 10 1 ... 4 1 ... 1 ... 152 110 10 6 22 3 ...

Middle Atlaatie:

20 New York ......• 1,391 328 186 180 45 34 36 33 39 126 384 5,351 1,5?3 186 148 377 369 336 21 New Jersey •.... 149 46 31 40 3 7 6 5 5 3 3 719 420 56 4? 106 42 14 22 Pennsylvania ... 2,162 1,213 385 268 69 38 34 11 18 34 92 ?,932 6,667 292 196 259 61 50

East North Ceatral:

23 Ohio ••••••••••• 1,977 980 407 358 70 41 35 19 8 25 34 6,849 5,139 349 242 390 142 104 24 Indiana ...•.... 1,244 596 288 256 52 23 12 6 2 4 5 3,032 2,639 186 91 74 16 9 25 Illinois ....... 1,777 ?59 501 374 77 24 25 6 5 4 2 4,659 4,097 259 122 122 24 15 26 Michigan ••••••• 1,511 412 220 276 88 79 64 4? 49 97 179 5,904 2,421 382 276 572 517 406 2? Wisconsin •..... 1,026 556 240 168 24 13 10 9 3 2 1 2,083 1,888 92 41 52 6 4

West Nurtb Central:

28 Minnesota ...•.• 533 282 139 92 8 5 3 1 ... 3 ... ?55 699 25 16 12 3 ... 29 Iowa •.......... 2,507 1,0?4 813 519 50 20 14 3 7 4 3 4,992 4,583 174 85 8? 24 15 30 Missouri ....... 2,469 838 699 707 96 46 34 17 7 10 15 8,714 ?,523 491 253 263 56 22 31 North Dakota. .•. 29 9 5 11 2 1 ... 1 ... ... . .. 31 24 5 2 .. . ... . .. 32 South Dakota ••. 52 17 19 12 2 1 ... ... ... . .. 1 94 84 5 3 2 ... ... 33 Nebraska ....••. 755 254 242 196 31 15 9 •J 1 2 2 1,608 1,382 94 51 49 9 9 34 KBJlsa.a ••••••••• 775 172 189 318 47 18 16 8 4 2 1 1,926 1,566 153 91 ?3 15 10

·South Atlantic:

35 Delaware ....... 22 5 5 3 3 2 ... ... 1 1 2 62 34 7 1 6 4 1

36 Maryland .•..... 213 103 46 47 8 3 3 1 ... <Ni.i

2 614 555 26 12 13 4 2

3? D.C ............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA} (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) INA)

38 Virginia •••.••• 1,107 676 239 143 24 12 5 4 1 2 1 '4,825 4,586 130 50 43 4· 3

39 West Virginia •• 1,238 763 281 157 22 6 3 ... 3 2 1 6,442 6,230 97 56 52 3 4

40 North Carolina 1,%7 1,175 400 283 51 22 13 8 4 4 7 8,613 8,175 205 91 107 10 7

41 South Carolina 547 315 99 67 10 5 8 5 13 11 14 1,649 1,491 44 29 52 11 7

42 Georgia ••...... 1,292 ?30 260 188 41 19 31 2 7 6 8 5,36? 4,825 175 108 166 38 17

43 Florida ......... 422 329 58 27 3 1 1 ... 1 1 1 928 895 ·12 9 10 ... 2

East South Central:

44 Kentucky ••••••• 1,684 992 385 243 36 15 8 1 2 1 1 5,143' 4,869 150 68 45 6 ... 45 Tennessee ...... 2,771 1,610 636 421 47 23 15 3 8 ? 1 9,481 9,046 221 122 72 13 2

46 Alabama ......... 1,596 996 352 196 31 10 5 2 1 ... 3 5,828 5,545 166 66 41 5 1

47 Mississippi .. •. 863 624 153 68 14 3 1 ... ... ... ... 2,520 2,4?9 25 13 3 ... ...

West Soatb Central:

48 Arkansas .•...•. 853 297 179 214 49 30 19 5 4 13 43 3,330 2,291 253 152 1?2 68 43

49 Louisiana ...... 44 19 9 12 2 1 1 ... ... ... ... ?3 68 2 3 ... ... ... 50 OkJ.ahoma ••••••• 838 222 18? 282 80 30 22 4 4 3 4 2,224 1,?29 222 126 118 16 8

51 Texas •.•......• 1,255 612 274 261 49 30 12 6 2 4 5 2,990 2,537 183 110 120 13 10

Matmtaia:

52 Montana ..••.••• 41 26 7 6 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... 58 55 2 1 ... ... ... Idaho .......... 179 69 55 38 5 6 3 3 512 426 33 25 20 1 1

53 ... ... ... 54 Wyoming ........ 17 7 7 3 ... ... .. . ... ... .. . ... 36 36 ... ... ... ... ...

4 55 Colorado ••.••.. 179 ;~ ;~ 56 17 6 5 1 ; 3 ... ?24 486 ?5 70 . n 12

Nw Mexico . •.•• 60 20 9 1 3 930 606 116 98 82 15 5 56 192 ... (NA) 57 fir i zona, totaL ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (IIA) 2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

181 149 11 3 6 2 1 58 Table gr-apes . •• · 55 39 3 4 6 2 _l J

Raisin grapeS .. 19 2 1 4 '87' 68 6 ~ 2 1• 59 27 1 ... 60 Wine ar juice ... 2 . .. ...

gr-epea ••••• .•• 9 6 3 ... ... ... 33 27 2 1 74 16 3

61 Utah. ............. :13 38 19 25 12 5 5 3 4 2 ... 610 390 66 49

62 Nevada. ••••••••.•• 23 5 5 6 1 3 1 2 110 8? 10 3 7 3 ... ... ... ... Pacific;

164 15 24 30 61 3,213 1,8?7 94 60 205 180

63 Washington. ....... 690 304 127 79 23 10 1? 10 64 iJre!!on. ........... 833 421 240 135 13 13 3 4 3 1 ~,6081 3,237 132 80 103 23 ... 65 ealit'ornia 1

lNA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) total ............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) \NA)

226 127 188 66 l'ab1e grapeo ... 1,242 729 18 27 100 64 304 6,663 3,522' 24? 154 311

Raisin grapes. . 314 16:1

51 180 184 884 9,746. 1,557 8? 52 187 227 6"1 1,629 68 Wine or juice I 86 402 326 331

grepeo. ....... 95? 151 22 10. 209 156 409 6,260 828 76

I - -NA Not available. 1Data for California based on repo1·ts for only a sample of !'arms.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 875

OF BEARING AGE, AND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 thnn 20 trees or grapevines See text]

Farms reporting by vines Farms reporting by quantity harvested of bearing age-Continued

Number of Number of Total vines not vines quantity

1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 Total Under 25 to 500 to 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 of bearing of bearing harvest·~d

to or 50 to 100 to to to to to to or (pounds) to to \t999

farms 25 49 99 499 999 age age 1,999 ~,999 9,999 more 1,499 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more

vines vines re- pound~ pounds pounds poWldS po\UldS pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds vines !nee vines porting

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (llA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 12,500,466 247,460,345 46,682,962,681 1

670 996 1,180 i,191 780 36,680 6,125 4,560 6,110 6,655 1,176 562 276 557 696 1,091 4,670 2,664,418 35,643,384 311,269,456 2

100 106 148 89 35 37,626 10,443 6,640 7,714 10,646 901 266 65 171 135 165 240 456,034 3,117,445 14,584,352 3

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 9,360,014 208' 699' 516 46,357,088,873 4

... ... ... 1 1 263 192 22 14 37 7 4 ... 1 4 ... 2 4,153 36,986 154,429 5 296 455 671 811 570 10,532 1,569 1,073 1,358 2,171 351 187 98 239 300 473 2,693 1,814,680 23,314,143 199' 727,493 6 337 487 460 353 193 16,169 3,395 1,655 2,761 4,103 562 301 136 271 329 556 1,878 678,588 11,082,601 106,349,252 7 37 54 29 26 16 9,696 2,949 1,610 1,977 2,544 236 70 42 46 65 60 97 166,997 1,209,654 5,058,282 8 26 28 24 7 6 18,160 4,473 3,255 3,879 5,631 463 159 35 65 62 59 59 150,423 765,716 5,676,322 9 6 7 ... ... 1 15,624 5,000 2,666 3,191 4,147 261 59 21 27 13 14 5 56,700 235,126 1 163?,0D 10

66 71 124 62 26 3,842 970 519 644 1,068 157 68 29 59 60 92 176 248,911 2,116,601 7,269,017 11 10 11 (NA) 8 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 90,600 919,480 10,593,794 12

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 9,289,214 207' 780' 036 46,346,495 ,Cf79 13

... ... ... ... ... 32 24 5 1 1 1 .. . ... ... .. . ... . .. 1,330 2,206 1,077 14 ... ... ... ... ... 29 13 1 3 11 1 .. . ... ... .. . ... ... 195 1,139 3,428 15 ... ... ... ... .. . 25 20 2 1 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... .. . 151 1,006 751 16

... ... ... .. . 1 77 49 6 4 8 2 2 ... 1 4 .. . 1 852 19,732 121,876 17 ... ... ... ... ... 2 ... 1 ... 1 ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . 154 165 230 16 ... ... ... 1 .. . 118 86 7 5 15 2 2 ... ... ... .. . 1 1,471 12,738 27,067 19

250 409 595 678 430 4,629 315 206 277 501 129 98 56 152 224 393 2,276 1,360,553 18,164,065 157,545,413 20 5 6 8 10 5 541 66 54 70 152 53 23 14 31 20 19 39 9,999 275,180 2,639,719 21

41 I,Q 68 123 135 5,362 1,208 813 1,011 1,518 169 66 26 56 56 61 378 444,128 4,874,898 39,542,361 22

63 112 133 113 62 4,624 975 557 806 1,245 195 101 31 79 66 111 458 156,403 3,072,454 28,706,260 23 4 5 2 3 3 2,041 493 283 445 701 59 17 4 8 8 9 14 21,463 244,662 1,583,345 24 2 7 5 4 2 3,174 851 470 726 945 82 26 9 13 12 14 26 25,235 247,114 1,409,967 25

268 363 340 233 126 4,717 514 251 440 656 214 141 91 166 242 420 1,380 462,705 7,485,997 74,471,068 26 ... ... .. . ... ... 1,613 562 294 344 354 32 16 1 5 1 4 ... 12,782 32,374 178,592 27

... ... .. . ... . .. 540 230 93 107 97 5 5 1 1 1 . .. ... 5,665 9,983 42,129 26 5 8 6 3 2 3,204 962 564 691 835 59 17 12 15 16 15 18 29,691 219,031 1,184,126 29

21 33 19 21 12 3,962 1,126 671 796 1,076 106 33 21 11 34 30 58 101,122 780,289 2,893,039 30 ... ... .. . ... ... 15 8 2 4 1 ... ... . .. ... ... ... . .. 558 475 518 31 ... ... ... ... ... 61 42 4 5 10 ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 1,423 1,250 2,307 32 3 7 3 1 ... 1,099 325 155 223 309 44 8 6 7 5 6 11 12,917 78,606 407,419 33 8 6 1 1 2 615 256 121 151 216 22 7 2 12 9 9 10 15,621 120,020 528,744 34

3 3 3 ... . .. 51 9 6 5 12 4 2 ... 1 2 4 6 11,807 28,279 219,096 35 1 1 cNi.i (N.\i

... 435 109 91 79 126 15 4 1 3 3 3 1 4,889 15,209 98,848 36 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 37 1 2 5 1 ... 3,105 826 606 710 869 55 11 ... 7 4 6 9 10,335 73,677 611,156 36 ... ... . .. ... .. . 3,681 690 643 897 1,344 66 15 7 12 3 4 ... 9,912 48,287 473,871 39 3 5 4 2 4 5,949 1,246 1,079 1,314 1,980 202 56 11 22 14 14 11 32,416 174,502 1,532,363 40 5 6 3 ... 1 1,165 368 191 217 305 30 13 3 11 12 7 8 40,716 193,802 1,588,681 41 13 11 9 4 1 3,369 1,033 585 590 917 83 53 12 28 24 20 24 34,887 224,976 1,113,966 42 ... ... ... ... ... 405 192 52 67 78 8 5 1 1 ... 1 . .. 5,461 6,986 40,141 43

2 3 ... ... . .. 3,514 1,106 655 757 902 62 14 6 4 3 3 2 13,094 53,3Bi 376,811 44 2 2 ... . .. 1 6,450 1,841 1,185 1,406 1,831 123 22 11 15 6 8 2 25,990 111,897 740,370 45 2 2 ... ... . .. 4,163 1,330 748 778 1,178 88 23 3 7 4 3 1 13,752 58,624 445,352 46 ... ... ... ... . .. 1,497 723 278 250 ?.36 8 . .. 1 1 ... .. . . .. 3,864 11,218 74,480 47

63 64 119 78 27 1,996 412 266 317 528 73 39 18 41 52 84 166 163,400 1,899,987 6,682,031 48 ... ... ... ... . .. 42 18 9 7 6 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... 485 648 2,508 49 2 2 1 ... ... 620 158 74 113 211 33 12 3 7 2 5 2 23,850 80,571 167,957 50 3 5 4 4 1 1,184 382 170 207 321 51 17 8 11 6 3 8 41,176 135,395 416,521 51

... ... ... ... . .. 25 11 10 2 2 ... ... 269 445 791 2 1 1 ... ... ... .. . ... 52 2 ... 286 51 33 63 89 24 9 3 3 5 2 4 4,047 32,065 ... ... ... ... 20 8 2 4 6

176,690 53 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 109 196· 1,330 54 ... 5 1 2

... . .. 498 96 53 64 182 54 15 11 13 2 3 5 4,885 51,031 249,476 55

I

... 3 1 2 588 74 64 103 231 46 26 6 16 8 8 6 13,577 95,423 548,892 _56 1 1 (NA) 3 (NA) (NA) (NA)/ (NA) iNA) (NA) (NA) (liAJ (NA) 1 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 60,638- 663,341 9,230,000 57 ... 2 ... 6 (NA) (NA)I (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (MAJ. I 3,656 475,954 6,902,000 56 ... ... 1 3 2 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) i (NA) (NA) 56,?22 184,557 2,302,000 59 ... 1 ... ... ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,B:id 5 260 26,000 60 4 1 2 ... 405 75 44 73 128 23 29 8 4 8 ... 5 8 5,309 .n,3~> 352,061 61 ... ... ... ... 57 8 5 12 20 3 4 ... 1 2 1 1 1,%6 4,654 34,354 62

124 154 187 104 64 1,735 192 99 108 208 50 50 25 6 60 88 142 713 21?,056 4,306,148 10 4 2 1 1,070 332 162 202 254 33 22 11 18 51,707,205 63

(NA) (NA) .13 12 11 I 8,628 164,961 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA} (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 607,874 64

146 306 (NA) 9,063,530 203, JOB, 927 46,294,180,000 65 436 611 ?00 u:l (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA} (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 247 550 1,297 2,223 3,008 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA 2,190,960 38,510,054 9,906,414,000 66 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 4,374,390 98,717,261 24,054,374,000 67

261 I 5Bo: 880 1,053 1,417 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) '- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,498,160 66,081,612 12,333,392,000 66

876

Hegion,

GENERAL REPORT

Table 23.-APRICOTS-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY

DIVISIONS AND STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

Farms l'eportlngl Trees not of bouring o.ge Trees of beo.ring age Qu~nti ty harvested

F'armo Farms reporting N\Unbcr Forms reporting Number reporting Duahels Voluc· (dollars)

division, 1951t 2 1950 n.nd State Avcrnec

1954 2 1950 1954 2 1950 1954 2

u.s ........ 38,061 144,841 12,536 63,394 J/+1,387 646,550 . 29,480

The North •• 6,727 56,351 3,333 27,327 13,601 73,205 4,083 The South .• 7,192 J4' 165 2,936 18,362 12,361 53,810 4,856 The West .•• 24' 142 54,325 6,267 17' 705 315,1,25 519,535 20,541

Geo. DiY.:

N.E ..... 59 120 42 8? 111 192 19 M.A ..... 569 4,055 339 2,31t2 1,5?1 5,790 263 E.N.C ... 2,505 25,510 1,291 12,538 4,539 30,682 1,455 W.N.C ••• 3,594 26,666 1,661 12,360 7,~80 36,541 2,346 S,A ..... 499 2,688 268 1,779 611 3,941 262 E.S.C ... 873 9,448 418 6,049 2,002 12,741 492 w.s.c ... 5,820 22,029 2,250 10,53/t 9,748 37' 128 4,102 Mt ...... 7,350 19,980 1,950 6,081 20,298 67,229 6,245 Pao ..... 16,792 34,345 lt,31? 11,624 295,127 452,306 14,296

N;E.:

Maine ... 8 17 7 10 16 21 1 N.H ..... 6 17 5 12 12 33 1 Vt ...... 6 7 5 5 12 18 1 Mass .... 16 32 10 25 36 41 8 R.I ..... ... 2 ... 2 ... 7 ... Conn .... 23 '·5 15 33 35 ?2 8

M.A.:

N.Y ..... 136 363 95 227 404 615 1,? N.J ..... 44 84 28 69 89 207 18 Po. ...... 389 3,608 216 2,046 1,078 4,968 198

E.N.C:

Ohio .... 422 1,273 237 836 529 1,?42 209 Ind .••.. 461 6,591 231 3,597 1,226 8,311 266 Ill. .... 1,210 16,263 578 7,345 2,084 17,630 789 Mich .... 338 1,157 192 607 558 2,622 168 Wis ..... 74 226 53 153 142 377 23

W.N.C.:

Minn .•.. 43 192 23 146 53 560 22 !OW'a ••• " 1,035 10,104 51.,.? 4,623 1,772 10,668 645 Mo ...... 955 3,624 395 1,836 1,154 4,866 646 N.Dak ••• 50 43 I,O 29 1,99 347 14 S.Dak ... 88 83 63 63 684 330 30 Nebr .... 712 7,192 324 3,317 1,727 11,113 470 Kans •••. 711 5,428 269 2,346 1,491 8,657 519

S.A.:

Del ..... 5 13 3 11 13 21 2 Md ...... 34 181 19 124 76 347 19 D.C ..... (NA) ... (NA) I ... (NA) ... (NA) va ....... 95 463 53 309 111 766 48 W.Va •••• 47 21? 28 150 68 310 25 N.C ..... 129 595 64 371 117 728 72 S.C ..... 35 245 2!. 159 54 319 16 Ga •••••• 143 942 69 631 132 1,357 77 Fla ..... 11 32 8 24 40 93 3

E.S.C.:

Ky ...... 123 760 ?8 517 1,059 993 50 Tenn •••• 253 5,432 129 3,416 JI,O 6,509 137 Ala •••.. 216 1,575 95 1,049 245 2,439 130 Miss •••• 281 1,681 116 1,06? 358 2,800 175

W.S.C.:

Ark ... :. 175 . 891 89 652 429 1,746 95 La ••..•• 33 206 17 151 1,7 311 18 Okla .... 2,860 13,171 1,048 5,842 4,053 20,300 2,079 Tex ••••• 2,752 ?,761 1,096 3,889 5,219 llt,771 1,910

Mt.:

Mont •••• 142. 222 82 152 204 631 67 Idaho ... ,,,597 724 941 5,336 637 1,507 1,734 Wyo ..... 24 59 17 39 111 189 9 Colo ..•. 1,373 3,721 279 1,098 6,286 21,596 1,203 N.Mex ••• 1,873 3,795 414 1,1,.1 1,589 4,175 1,566 Ariz .... 422 1,591 129 709 1,008 6,407 317 Utah •••• 2,397 4,714 343 1,229 9,102 ' 28,579, 2,210 Nev ••••• 178 542 49 206 264 1,055 149

P.c.:

wash .... 3,361 6,973 819 2,817 16,919 121,924 2,793 Oreg .... 1,1,56 5,231 545 2,592 3,502 15,070 1,003 Calif ... 11,975 22,141 2,953 6,215 274,706 315,312 10,500

NA Not available. lFarms reporting trees and/or quantity harvested.

1950 1954 2 1950 1954 2 1949 1954 2 191.9 19!ilt 2 19/,g

'89,688 3,313,588 1,,196,933 10,963 36,837 5,706,767 6,959,288 17,21,5,112 12,202,326

32,520 19,1,98 111,162 1,6.56 12,397 14,513 57,372 35,986 121,,591. 17,299 20,695 64,18? 419 5, 930 2,058 41,445 6,3Jit 107,1,12 39,869 3,273,395 4,021,58/, 8,888 8,510 . 5,690,196 6,860,471 17,202,?92 11,9?0,320

41 1,4 85 3 9 ,18 37 54 111 1,892 1,013 5,616 112 397 577 3,023 1,562 8,8.50

14,603 5,66'1 1,0,004 62? 5,196 6,001 21,09? 15,078 1,9,62? 15,984 12,777 65,457 914 6,?95 ?,917 JJ,215 19,292 66,006

969 569 2,240 103 103 358 968 962 2,447 3,61,3 1,302 ?,502 17, 605 919 4,894 2,?20 15,238

12,687 18,824 51,,445 142 5,222 781 35,583 2,652 89,727 15,lJ9 189,1t20 266,238 3,267 8,9?2 390,306 326,173 756,M4 514,966 24,730 3,083,975 J' ?55 ,346 5,621 9,538 5,299,890 6,534,298 16,1,1,6, 11.8 11,1,55,354

8 2 10 ... 2 ... 27 ... 81 7 1 19 ... 1 ... 1 ... 3 2 4 9 .... ... ... ... ... . .. 7 19 14 1 1 4 1 12 3 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... 3 .. . 9

16 18 32 2 I, 14 5 42 15

152 328 356 9 58 86 250 213 558 18 43 46 3 4 6 54 14 135

1,722 642 5,214 100 335 485 2,'119 1,335 8,157

518 41t8 1,241 82 108 281 61.0 703 1,599 3,236 1,081 8,314 10? 697 946 2,196 2,366 5,051,

10,163 2,81t6 28,189 402 4,132 4,623 16,755 11,559 38, 5/tJ 603 1,216 2,082 33 222 148 1,337 444 ,,,on

83 73 178 3 37 3 169 6 420

59 43 1,836 I, 18 17 56 41 138 6,081 2,265 17,821 282 2,219 2,500 7,764 51 62/r 15,528 2,020 2,433 6,600 280 1,25 1,801 4,592 4,502 9,184

16 35 382 2 3 2 13 I, 33 25 101 119 5 9 18 17 36 31,

4,3?9 4,539 21,787 211 2,58/t 2,901 11,826 7,253 23,652 3,404 3,361 16,912 130 1,53? 678 8,947 1,832 17,437

2 8 13 1 ... 1 ... 2 ... 63 50 107 8 9 23 18 56 52 ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ...

167 123 389 13 18 71 139 174 358 72 46 230 9 4 19 217 48 4JI,

236 149 427 31 35 104 411 292 1,133 93 35 186 7 13 11 35 31 99

326 151 830 34 23 129 147 359 369 10 7 58 ... 1 ... 1 ... 2

266 225 681 18 48 11,2 217 351 535 2,142 302 3,599 39 181. 231 50? 693 1,521

562 302 1,342 47 125 169 1,338 545 4,686 673 473 1,880 70 248 377 2,832 1,r:n 8,496

260 231 803 10 81 62 665 171 1,657 62 52 195 I, 16 8 1,8 28 99

8,116 9,105 32,197 25 3,470 ?5 20,746 225 47, ?13 4,249 9,436 21,250 103 1,655 636 14,12/t 2,228 40,258

82 186 378 21, 32 419 482 1,047 1,565 4,086 9,733 27,573 202 2,714 9,172 22,,463 27,516 44,106

22 34 122 ... 6 ... 12 ... 36 215,418 2,841 50,222 63,321 692 1,746 64,730 107,615 14.5,6/tJ

2,9~0 7,23? 11,968 804 1,173 10,255 12,501, 28,201 31,260 1,010 7,422 18,927 49 l,J9 3,168 20,013 9,.545 50,035 3,814 113,81? 142,556 1,485 2,649 302,444 161,396 51,4,398 169,1?0

374 769 1,393 11 213 118 1,688 294 3,376

4,039 314,716 364,107 1,390 2,342 4Jt.,036 636,636 2,083,372 620,609

2,894 30,542 42,366 231 1,642 21,187 52,028 61,014 79,497 14,301,762 10,755,248 17,797 2,738,717 3,348,873 4,000 5,554 ,.,844,667 5,845,634

2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

per bushel

1954 2

3.02

2.1,8 3.08 3.02

3.00 2.71 2.51 2.t.4 2.69 2.96 3.40 1.94 3.10

... . .. ... 3.00 .. .

3.00

2,1,8 2.33 2.75

2.50 2.50 2.50 3.00 2.00

2,1,1 2.25 2.50 2.00 2.00 2.50 2.70

2.00 2.43 (NA) 2.45 2.53 2.81 2.82 2.78 ...

2.47 3.00 3.22 3.00

2.?6 3.50 3.00 3.50

2.50 3.00 ... 2.25 2.75 3.01 1.80 2.1t9

4.80 2.88 2.95

1949

1.75

2.1? 2.59 1,?1,

3.00 2.93 2.35 1.99 2.53 3.11 2.52 1.58 1.75

3.00 3.00 ...

3.00 3.00 3.00

2.23 2.50 3.00

2.50 2.30 2.30 3.00 2.49

2.46 2.00 2.00 2.54 2.00 2.00 1.95

.. . 2.89 .. .

2.58 2.00 2.76 2.83 2.51 2.00

2.47 3.00 3.50 3.00

2,1, 2.0 2.3 2.8"

3.25 1.9 3.00 2 • 00

0 0

2.5 2.5 1.05 2.00

o. 97 J 1.5

l.~

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

Table 24.-NECTARINES-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE;

BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

Farms reporting'- Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age Quantity harvested

Flll'1lla Number Farms Number Farms . Bushels Value (dollars) reporting reporting reporting Region, division, 19542 11950

877

and state ;Average per bushel 19542 1950 19542 1950 ' 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1949 19542 1949 1954 2 1949

19542 1949

u.s ......... 5,3?0 4,886 1,713 2,324 299,396 59,503 3,912 2,714 424,425 180,026 846 701 709,911 309 053 1 987 063 7?2,328 2.80 2.50

The North. 334 950 190 682 815 2,335 168 299 1,045 1,303 60 97 1,102 397 2,654 937 2.41 ,2.36 The South. 140 652 70 471 418 1,438 77 205 343 683 20 38 141 459 350 1,319 2.48 2.87 The West •• 4,896 3,284 1,453 1,171 298,163 55,730 3,667 2,210 423,037 178,040 766 566 708,668 308,197 1,984,059 770,072 2.80 2.50

Geo. Dhiaioaa1

New· Eng1ond ..... 14 26 9 18 45 28 6 9 31 39 4 4 49 33 147 99 3,00 3.00 Middle Atlon t io 125 239 75 176 524 582 62 70 498 344 31 19 745 184 1,856 458 2.49 2.49 E.N. Central .•.• 133 427 80 316 201 1,127 61 122 422 431 16 55 289 69 611 154 2.11 2.23 W .N. Contra! .... 62 258 26 1?2 45 598 39 96 91, 489 9 19' 19 111 40 226 2.11 2.04 South Atlontio., 41 205 25 145 314 663 19 64 117 176 11 7 119 181 298 635 2.50 3.51 E.S. Central .... 26 221 10 1?2 17 316 19 56 113 236 6 12 13 52 29 141 2.23 2.71 W,S, :Central .. ,, 71 226 35 154 87 457· 39 85 113 269 3 19 9 226 23 543 2.56 2.40 Mountain ••.••••. 154 279 50 152 129 687 71 148 395 344 77 74 212' 686 534 1,296 2.52 1.89 Po.cifio ......... 4,742 3,005 1,403 1,019 296,034 55,043 3,596 2,062 ·422,642 177,696 689 492 708,456 307,511 1, 983,525 768,776 2.80 2.50

Now Basload' Maine .•..•.•.•.• ... 3 ... 3 ... 5 . .. 1 ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . Nev Hampshire ••• ... 1 ... ... .. . ... ... 1 ... 1 ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... .. . Vermont •.••..••• l ... 1 ... 2 ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . Maeaaohuaetts ••• 5 11 3 7 14 12 2 4 5 15 1 3 1 6 3 18 3.00 3.00 Rhode Ia1ond .... ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . ... Connecticut ..... 8 10 5 7 29 10 4 3 26 22 3 1 48 27 144 81 3,00 3.00

Middle Atlantic'

New York •...•••• 26 65 16 39 65 90 13 29 63 75 7 7 43 17 105 42 2.44 2.47 New Jersey .•.•.• 22 19 10 17 29 75 16 4 84 103 4 3 101 39 252 98 2.50 2.51 Pennsylvania • ..• 77 155 49 120 430 417 33 3? 351 166 20 9 601 128 11499 318 2.49 2.1.8

East Narth Ce.ttral:

Ohio ............ 46 147 24 110 81 308 23 39 90 193 4 8 60 23 151 55 2.52 2.39 Indiana ....•.•.. 30 102 18 69 26 170 13 34 119 85 5 9 16 25 34 57 2.13 2.28 Illinois ...•.... 29 91 17 ?3 44 157 16 23 84 36 4 32 16 10 32 20 2.00 2.00 Michigan ••• ,.,., 24 79 18 58 45 480 8 24 128 114 3 6 197 11 394 22 2.00 2.00 Wisconsin ••.... 0 4 8 3 6 5 12 1 2 1 3 ... ... ... ... ... .. . .. . ...

lest North Central r

Minnesota . .••... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. ... .. . ... ... .. . ... . .. ... .. . Iwa .. ......•.•• 8 42 4 25 9 78 5 21 7 107 1 8 1 92 2 184 2.00 2.00 Missouri •.•..•.. 40 123 18 89 30 400 24 40 46 263 6 3 12 3 24 6 2.00 2.00 North Dakota ...• ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... . .. ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . South Dakota . •.. ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . .. . NebJ;'aska ....... 0 2 19 ... 15 . .. 26 2 5 2 11 ... l ... 3 ... 6 ... 2.00 Kansas .•..•.•... 12 74 4 43 6 94 8 32 39 108 2 7 6 13 14 30 2.33 2.31

.South Atlutic:

Delware ..•..••. 2 3 2 2 6 3 ... 1 ... 1 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . Moryland ........ 7 28 '· 20 14 30 3 9 16 12 2 1 16 1 40 2 2.50 2.00 n.c ............. (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... Virginia ........ 11 63 6 46 259 434 6 19 64 71 4 1 72 6 179 15 2.49 2.50 West Virginia:. 0 9 44 6 34 21 76 4 10 23 24 2 ... 26 ... 64 ... 2.46 ... North CBl'olina .. 3 25 2 13 3 50 2 13 4 35 1 3 1 157 3 565 3.00 3.60 South Coro1ina •• 2 9 1 5 5 22 1 4 2 12 ... 1 ... 2 ... 8 ... 4.00 Georgia .•..•.... 7 28 4 20 6 27 3 8 8 23 2 1 4 15 12 45 3.00 3.00 Florida ..•.....• ... 5 ... 5 ... 21 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . ... . .. .. .

Eoat Sooth C.otral,

Kentuaky ... ...•• 10 44 3 34 5 75 7 13 96 20 4 2 11 5 24 11 2.18 2.20 Tennessee •...... 13 101 5 78 8 143 8 26 9 162 1 5 1 17 3 56 3.00 3.29 Alabama ..•.•••.• 3 41 ... 31 ... 48 3 11 7 44 1 4 1 28 2 70 2.00 2.50 Misa:laaippi ••• ,. , 2 35 2 29 4 52 1 6 1 10 ... 1 ... 2 .. . 4 ... 2.00

Weat South Ceatral,

Arkansas ..•••••. 7 31 4 25 8 88 4 8 10 24 ... 2 ... 13 ... 26 ... 2.00 LoUisiana ...•..• 1 3 ... 3 ... 6 1 ... 12 ... 1 .. . 2 .. . 5 ... 2.50 .. . Okleboma ........ 34 144 16 90 41 220 20 60 55 189 1 11 3 179 8 445 2.67 2.49 Texas ..•...••••. 29 48 15 36 38 143 14 17 36 56 1 6 4 34 10 ?2 2. 50 2.12

Mautdllt

Montana ..•...••.. ... 1 ... 1 ... 2 ... 1 ... 6 . .. 1 ... 5 ... 8 ... 1.60 Idebo ........... 15 99 6 49 15 180 11 54 19 89 2 32 7 292 18 469 2.57 1.61 Wyoming ......... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . Colorado ...•...• 15 41 4 18 9 306 12 25 24 78 7 12 20 38 50 86 2,50 2.26 New Mexico •..••. 28 23 I, 9 4 19 24 14 69 42 16 6 102 21 255 48 2.50 2.29

~":~~::::::::: 64 69 21 45 69 110 3 26 192 71 44 10 16 41 44 101 2.76 2.46 18 28 7 18 9 36 13 10 73 20 6 7 33 275 82 550 2.48 2.00

Nevada. .•...••..• 14 18 8 12 23 34 8 18 18 36 2 6 34 14 85 34 2.50 2.43

Paclfie•

llaabington, •• ,,, 45 123 20 75 3? 144 25 50 6?4 280 6 21 62 558 153 1,395 2.47 2.50 Oregon •..•••.••• 41 201 21 127 54 1,460 21 80 52? 1,191 3 3? 194 1,485 485 3,713 2.50 2.50 California,,,, •• 4,656 2,681 1,362 817 29?,943 53,439 3,550 1,932 421,441 176,225 680 434 708,200 305,468 1,982,887 763,668 2,80 2.50

NA N ot avatla.ble. 1Farms reporting tre.ea and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

878 GENERAL REPORT

Table 25.-JAPANESE PERSIMMONs-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED. ANn VALUE· BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950 '

Region, division, o.nd State

Farms 1 reporting

19542 1950

Trees not of bearing age

Fo.rms reporting

19542 1950

Number

19542 1950

Trees or bearing age

Farms reporting

19542 ' 1950

Number

19542 1950

Farms reporting

19542 1949

· QUW>ti eyo · harveeted

Pounde

19542 1949

Value ( dol1111•a)

1949 Averoao por pound

19542 1949

u.s ........•. ~3~,2~1~9~~3,~7~7~o~~87~o*=~l,~2~38~~16~,~844~*=~l~0~,8~3~5~~2b,5~04~~2~,66~7~5~7,~5~7~2*=~6~o~,5~0~3*===9~0~6*=~9~1~4~2~,6~6~2~,11~8~2~,2~7~8~,4~6~9~~1~59~,~4~16~=5~o~,7~42~=:~o~.~~=:::o~.~oo The North. 70 21 30 7 461 49 50 14 377 46 20, 5 766 48 38 7 0.05 0.15 The South. 1,178 2,049 431 766 3,061. 4,520 843 1,388 15,476 11,033 373 581 101,464 127,456 5,?85 7,371 0.~ 0.06

TheWeat •• ~1_,9_7_1~_1,_7_o_o+---4-o_9+---4-6_5~13~,_3_19-+--6~,2-6_6+--1~,6-l_l+--1~,2-6_5+-4-1,_7_1_9+--4-9~,4-2_4+---5-1_3+---3-2_8+-2~,5-5_9_,8_8_8+-2-'l_5_o~,9-6_5+--l-53_,_5_93~-4-3_,3_64-4---o~.~~----o~.~oz Ceo. Divisioa.e1

:~d~!~:;.i·i~ 1~ 5 ~ 2 8~ 17 ~ 3 i~ 15 ~ 1 14; 1 (Z~· {z) &~~ (NA) E.N. Central.... 37 8 15 2 336 22 28 6 261 13 8 1 289 16 14 2 0.05 0.12 W .N. Control.... 20 8 8 3 36 10 14 5 86 18 6 3 331 31 17 5 0,05 0.16 South Atlantic.. 549 797 205 279 1,433 2,437 388 565 6,392 5,i64 184 194 37,826 16,536 2,604 1,652 0.07 0.10 E.S. Central.... 262 154 82 55 577 204 202 104 1,044 575 100 29 8,908 2,608 447 261 0.05 0.10 w.s. -central.... 367 1,098 144 432 1,054 1,879 253 719 8,040 5,294 89 358 54,730 108,312 2,734 5,458 0.05 0.05 Mountain........ 14 17 8 10 46 28 1 7 14 173 5 5 5,359 318 0.~

Pacific ......... f-=1.:_,9~5~7+__::1•:_:6_:8:.3+---4_:0:.1+-__:4.:..55+.:13:..:'.:2~73=-+--_:6.:_,2::3_:8+-.:l.:_,6~l_:_0+-.:1':.:2::.5.:..8}-:4:::1':_:7_:_05=-+--4:..:.9.:_,2:.5~1+-__:5~08-J.---3-2_3+-2.:_,5_:5_9:...,a_a_8+-2~,1-4_5.:_,6_06--j--l-53..:.'_59_3+-4-3:...,04 __ 6+-__ o.:...~--j----o:..:·.::02

Now &.,l .. d' Maine •••••...••• New HBmpshire • •• Vermont .••....•. Massachusetts .•• Rhode leland .... Connecticut ...••

Middle Atlaatico

New York ........ Nev Jersey ••.••. Pennsylvania . ••.

l!aot North C..tral'

Ohio .......... .. Indiana ....•.••• Illinois •..•..•• Michigan •••••••• Wisconsin •..••••

West North Central:

Minnesota .••.•.. Iowa ......•.•.•• Missouri ....•••. North Dakota •••• South Dakota •••• Nebraska .•.•...• Kansas ••••••••••

. Soath Atlaatie:

Delaware .•..•••.

1 11

4 22 10

1

3 10

2

Maryland........ 6 D.C............. (NA) Virginia........ 26 West Virginia.. • 1 North Carolina.. 23 South Carolina.. 10 Georgia......... 16 Florida......... 467

&at So•th Ceanal' Kentucky........ 3 Tennessee. . . . • . • 3 Alaboma......... 131 Mieoieeippi..... 125

lJeat So•th Ceatral'

Arkansas........ 4 Louisiana....... 34 Oklahoma........ '15 Texae........... 314

M.ataia:

Montana •.••.•.•• Idaho ......... .. Wyoming ........ . Colorado ..•••••• New Mexico •••••• Arizona ••••••••• Utah .......... .. Nevada •.••••••••

Paeifico

4 10

Waehington...... 1 Oregon.......... . 23 California...... 1, 933

NA Not available . See text.

7 1

1 2

5 11 41

738

2

89 63

90 7

1,001

2 13

1 1

16 42

1,625

1

6

3 7 4 1

1 2

3 2

2 {NA)

12 1 5 6 7

172

3 1

37 41

1 12

5 126

3 5

10 391

1

88

12 16

306 2

4 4

6 22

4 (NA)

25 3

1 11 6 75

19 28 253 1,287

2

28 25

34 3

395

1 9

14

26 4

188 359

33 54 13

954

20 26

25 17 416 13,256

17

2 20

1

1 47 45

2,344

149 52

84 8

1,787

8 18

2

35 38

6,16S

1 6

1 18

8 1

2 9

2 1

5 (NA)

17

19 5

11 331

1 3

104 94

4 27 10

212

1

1 13

1,596

6

1

11

3 16

1 245

15

10 55

ll 10

10 (NA)

2 400

4 362 6 15

22 55 531 5,550

2 9

63 506 41 527

46 58 130

4 45 657 7,819

6 1

1 13

4 1 21 68

1, 233 41,636

15

13

16

309

14 109

62 4,670

290 285

28 145

79 40

49,132

Z Lese than 1 dollar. lFarms l'eporting trees and/or quantity harvested.

1

1 4

(NA) 5

14 1 4

160

2 53 45

1 15 1

72

1 2

505

1

2 3 6

183

15 14

2?

331

4 1

1

1 144

229 60

20 311

(NA) 1,130

943 60 13

35,680

200 ?,121 1,587

1 905

1 53,823

16

26

11 4

266 16,255

2,271 337

2,166

106,146

359 5,000

3 5 3,110 5 8 245

315 2,559,875 2,142,251

(i)

(i:j. ?

11 3

1 16

(NA) 57

46 3

(Z) 2,498

10

(Z)

(Z) {Z) 26

1,626

357 227 80 34

(Z) 44 152

(Z) 2,690 5,3~

(Z) (Z)

153,593

18 300

186 15

42,845

(NA)

<N!i 0.05

0.05 0.05

0.05 0.05

(NA) 0.05

0.05 0.05 (NA) 0.07

0.05 0.05 0.05

(NA) o.os (NA) 0.05

(NA) {NA) o.~

(NA)

0.13

(NA)

0.19

(NA) (NA) b.10· 0.10

0.10 0,10 I

0.07

0.05

0.05 o.~

o.~ o.~ 0.02

2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines'

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS

Table 26.-QUINCEs-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

Forms reporting1

Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age Quantity harvested

879

Farms Number

Farms Number Ferma Bushels Value (dollars)

reporting reporting reporting Region, division, and State

19542 1950 Average

19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 1954 2 1950 19542 1949 19542 1949 1954 2 1949 per bushel

19542 1949

l..laited State•· ••..•...••..•.. 3,108 8,1?5 751 2,483 6,784 17,151 2,334 5,958 37,394 91,599 988 2,076 41,921 71,314 83,436 118,980 1.99 1.67

The North •.••.•••.•••.•••• 1,560 4,249 425 1,295 4,730 8,400 1,086 3,116 26,515 55,474 639 1,339 33,998 1..9,018 70,809 74,571 2.08 1.52

The South •• , •• , •••••• ,., •• 366 1,481 112 589 305 1,374 272 961 718 2,787 113 221 538 1,683 1,215 3,966 2.26 2.36

The West •••••••••••••••••• 1,182 2,1..45 214 599 1,749 ?,377 976 1,881 10,161 33,338 236 516 7,385 20,613 11,412 40,443 1.55 1.96

Geop1phic: DiYieioaaz New England ..................... 104 225 35 90 133 262 79 144 603 699 48 73 602 618 1,504 1, 734 2.50 2.81 Middle Atlantic ................. 734 1,685 186 479 4,cY77 5,376 559 1,264 22,871 40,874 345 566 31,113 34,241 65,440 47,786 2.10 1.40 East North Central ...........•.. 698 2,233 192 674 471 2,627 436 1,643 3,021 13,710 242 683 2,279 14,045 3,857 24,823 1.69 1.77 West North Central •.•.••.••••••• 24 106 12 52 49 135 12 65 20 191 4 17 4 114 8 228 2.00 2.00 SOuth Atlantic .................. 177 740 50 287 143 ?00 133 494 406 1,459 65 107 341 1,091 800 2,628 2.35 2.41 Enst Sou.th Central •••••.••••••.• 166 600 53 244 129 548 124 379 271 1,010 45 89 182 445 365 1,047 2.12 2.35 West South Central .•••.•.•.•••.. 23 141 9 58 33 126 15 88 41 318 3 25 15 147 30 291 2.00 1.98 Mcuntoin ........................ 86 294 22 95 68 285 64 209 312 755 43 82 403 451 806 < 1,046 2.00 2.32 Pacific .••.••••.••••..••.•.•••.• 1,096 2,151 192 504 1,681 7,092 912 1,672 9,849 32,583 193 434 6,982 20,162 10,606 39,397 1.52 1.95

No• Easl .. do Maine ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 8 ... 6 ... 12 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 1 8 3 2.67 3.00 New Hampshire .•••••.•••.•• .••••• 5 15 3 10 14 45 3 6 5 9 ... 1 ... 4 ... 11 ... 2.75 Verm:>nt •.•••.••.••.•••..•••.•••• 2 15 1 12 1 31 1 3 1 21 1 2 1 6 2 17 2.00 2.83 Massachusetts ••••••••••.••••.••. 31 61 13 19 32 38 23 44 196 354 12 25 268 276 6?0 761 2.50 2.76 Rhode Island ..•.. ..•.••••••...•. 1 14 ... 5 ... 9 1 10 3 29 ... 4 . .. 9 . .. 25 ... 2.78 Connecticut ....................... 64 112 18 36 86 127 50 78 395 283 34 40 330 322 824 917 2.50 2.85

Middle Atletioo Nev York ••••.••••••••••••.•••.•. 254 522 54 141 3,601 4,348 207 406 21,586 38,218 133 234 30,347 32,887 63,728 44,397 2.10 1.35 Nev Jersey •.....••...•..•...••.. 63 82 18 37 42 134 47 48 129 145 32 16 109 46 242 120 2.22 2.61 PeMaylvania .••.•••.•. .•••••..•• 417 1,081 114 301 434 894 305 810 1,156 2,511 180 316 657 1,308 1,470 3,269 2.24 2.50

Lat. Nuth Ceatral:

Ohio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 390 1,313 110 387 244 1,005 198 962 902 2,321 139 406 503 2,236 1,128 5,814 2.24 2.60 Indiana ••.•..•.•••.••••.••..•••• 69 2?0 24 97 67 175 49 197 175 502 18 68 57 133 114 306 2.00 2.30 Illinois ........................ 38 135 14 50 18 156 25 92 57 229 8 30 57 45 116 90 2.04 2.00 Michigan •••••••••••••••••••••••• 199 513 43 140 141 1,291 163 390 1,885 10,656 76 178 1,660 11,630 2,495 18,611 1.50 1.60 Wisconsin ••••••.••••.••••.•••.•• 2 2 1 ... 1 . .. 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 4 2 2.00 2.00

Weat North Central:

Minnesota .•.•••••••••••••••••••• ... . .. ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... . .. ... .. . ... . .. . .. Iowa .•••••.••••.••••••.••••••••• 3 16 2 8 3 18 1 12 1 32 ... ? ... 60 ... 120 ... 2.00 Missouri • ••••••.•••.•••••. -•••••• 10 42 4 21 12 47 6 25 8 88 1 7 1 51 2 102 2.00 2.00 North Dakota •••••••••••••••••••• ... ... ... .. . . .. . .. ... ... . .. . .. ... .. . ... . .. ... ... . .. . .. South Dakota •••••. •••••••••••••• ... .. . ... ... . .. ... . .. ... . .. . .. . .. ... .. . ... . .. ... ... . .. Nebraska ••••.••.•.••••••.••.•••• 4 6 3 6 29 9 1 1 1 2 1 ... 1 ... 2 ... 2.00 Kansas •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 42

. .. 7 3 17 5 61 4 27 10 69 2 3 2 3 4 6 2.00 2.00

Soath Atllllltic:

Delavare •....••• 0 ••••••••••••••• 1 9 1 7 2 20 ... 3 . .. 5 ... ... . .. . .. ... Maryland., ••••••••••••••••••••••

... . .. ... 25 78 12 30 45 62 16 52 29 164 9 14 29 31 65 76 2.24 2.45

District of Columbia •••.•.•••.•• (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) . .. (NA) . .. (NA) ... (NA) . .. (NA) ... Virginia ••• , •••••••••••••••••••• 40 143 12 64 24 124 28 87 146 327 14 19 165 324 371 808 2.25 2.49 West Virginia •••••••••••••••• o •• 58 274 15 87 45 282 45 200 143 678 22 55 68 657 154 1,512 2.26 2.30 North Carolina •••••••••••••••••• 11 64 1 22 2 51 10 43 22 70 4 4 11 31 24 68 2.18 2.19 SOuth Carolina .................. 8 16 ... 3 ... 32 8 13 17 23 4 2 31 15 86 48 2.77 3.20

~~~!:::::::::::::: :::::::::::: 34 153 9 73 25 119 26 94 49 185 12 12 37 29 100 104 2.70 3.59 ... 3 ... 1 ... 10 ... 2 . .. 7 ... 1 ... 4 12 3.00 . .. . .. Lit Soatb Ceutral:

m~=~~::::::::::::::::::::::: 29 116 12 48 23 160 17 70 38 372 8 26 34 120 68 240 2.00 2.00 42 166 15 64 31 151 30 110 66 213 10 17 28 75 67 187 2.39 2.49 43 131 10 45 25 87

Miaoisaippi ••••••••••••••••••••• 36 86 61 186 13 20 24 86 58 306 2.42 3.56 52 187 16 87 50 150 41 113 106 239 14 26 96 164 192 314 2.00 1.91

Weat Soatb Ceatl'-.1 1

Arkansas •••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 28 4 12 11 18 5 16 7 43 ... 6 63 166 2.00 htnioiana ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. ... ...

4 32 3 15 16 28 2 19 3 60 2 4 5 8 lO 13 2.00 1.62

Tex:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 11 ... 5 ... 12 1 6 2 16 ... 2 ... 5 10 2.00 9 70 2 26 6 68 7 47 29 . .. ...

199 1 13 10 51 20 102 2.00 2.00

MollD.t~aia;

~ntana ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 1 . .. ... . .. . .. ... 1 . .. 2 . .. ... .. . ... . .. ... ... ... ~~::::::::::::::::::::::::: 13 35 6 16 7 23 9 21 18 34 4 10 62 69 124 165 2.00 2.39 ... ... . .. ... .. . ... ... ... ... .. . . .. ... . .. ... .. . ... . .. N~o~:~~~~: .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 15 4 4 8

... 6 7 11 18 25 5 4 96 5 192 12 2.00 2.40

~~:~~:::: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 39 133 5 37 16 91 34 99 98 390 20 34 160 194 320 466 2.00 2.40 13 82 5 27 24 138 3 56 147 244 9 22 73 101 146 243 2.00 2.41

7 12 1 6 12 20 7 7 27 29 5 5 12 44 24 65 2.00 1.48 4 16 1 5 1 7 4 14 4 31 ... ? . .. 38 . .. 95 . .. 2.50

P~aaifia~

~•ohington •••••••••••••••••••••• 203 507 43 125 65 73? 164 390 254 584 54 164 708 1,215 1,416 2,915 2.00 c:~f~~;Irl.;: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 278 2.40

700 49 165 322 243 229 534 399 873 59 186 511 1,262 893 2,524, 1.75 2.00 ····················· 615 944 100 214 1,294 6,112 519 748 9,196 31,126 ~80 84 5,?63 17,685 8,297 33,958 144 1.92

NA Not available. l Farms l"eporting trees and/or quantity harvested. 2Does not include data for farms \lith less than 20 trees or gr"opevines. See text.

880 GENERAL R.EPORT

Table 27.-FIG8-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE;

BY STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954· AND 1950

Farms reporting 1 Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age Quantity harvested ( froah basis)

Farms Farms reporting Number reporting Number Farms

Pounds reporting Vo.lue (dollars) State

19542

United States ... 29,905

Alabama .••...••. 5,898

Arizona., .. , .... 238

Arl}ansas •••• •••• 189

California ...... 6,725

Delaware .•.••. ,. 1

Florida ......... 1,531

Georgia .. · .•.... 4,942

Indiana ..... , .. ~ 4

Kentucky ••• , •..• 2

Louisiana ....... 1,672

Maryland, ....... 9

Michigan •••••.•• 3

Mississippi. .... 4,965

Missouri ........ 5

Nevada ....•..... 10

New Jersey ...... 3

New Mexico., .... 40

New York ........ 1

North Carolina .. 540

Ohio ............ 3

Oklahoma ........ 17

Oregon .. , ...... , 198

Pennsylva.nia ...• 2

South Carolina . . 1,575

Tennessee. o ••••• 161

Texas •••••• o •••• 964

Utah ............ 7

Virginia .••••••• 151

Washington . •.... 47

West Virginia . .. 2

All other Statee., ....... ...

NA Not available, See text.

1950 19542 1950

198,128 7,853 63,595

36,380 1,624 10,763

487 44 133

5,257 62 2,491

11,354 1,154 2,406

1 ... 1

7,759 555 2,635

31,640 1,106 7,155

... 3 ... 32 1 19

21,821 675 9,050

19 4 5

1 1 1

27,306 1,457 9,384

35 1 20

24 6 10

B 1 4

70 15 29

3 ... 1

16,956 134 4,348

7 2 5

57 10 34

212 58 98

12 2 9

10,833 407 2,621

2,951 67 1,241

24,138 392 10,851

4 1 1

692 54 246

60 16 29

2 1 2

7 ... 3

Z Leas than 1 dollar.

195421 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950

91,199 1 .. 54,612 24,021 11 .. 5,22? 1,53.3,103 "1,908,011

4,816 35,596 4,?09 27,619 13,896 77,959

141 674 197 378 802 2,279

225 7,244 142 2,957 675 8,990

59,849 214,469 5,792 9,087 1,410,976 1,387,898

... 5 1 1 2 10

1,677 10,270 1,115 5,741 3,197 18,924

3,148 24,415 4,096 25,420 13,051 69,230

5 ... 1 ... 1 ... 2 35 1 15 1 27

6,805 43,882 1,220 14,993 11,799 63,858

19 68 5 17 23 64

1 5 2 1 3 4

s, 554 36,872 3,889 19,728 13,630 63,257

1 42 4 19 B 76

38 38 8 16 79 78

2 13 3 5 8 9

41 105 32 43 86 210

... 6 1 2 10 9

366 11,844 435 13,142 2,005 30,592

3 B ···1 3 1 8

124 110 9 27 77 314

117 292 147 120 537 8oo

4 26 1 4 2 6

1,086 7,442 1,278 8,586 3,408 20,945

142 3,446 109 1,828 371 5,367

6,707 56,522 667 14,976 57,438 154,691

2 2 6 3 177 206

275 1,102 117 459 633 2,087

48 53 32 34 206 84

1 2 1 ... 1 ... ... 24 ... 3 ... 29

1Farms reporting trees and/or quantity harvested.

Average

19542 1949 19542 1949 19542 1 per pound

1949

19542 1949

11,788 82,912 161,4?3,·1 .. 20 173,392,812 5,104,395; 6,272,020 0,03 0.04

3,006 17,415 142,958 1,54?/ ... 94 14,295 158,405 0.10 0.10

13 182 8,000 41,204 292 4,120 0.04 0.10

44 1,693 2,695 114,048 273 13,464 0.10 0.12

887 999 160,012,000 165,378,000 4, 958,723 5,521,179 0.03 0.03

... ... ... ... .. . .. . . .. . .. I

639 2,701 31,094 226,451 3,111 27,577 0.10 0.12

2,329 12,617 106,396 976,740 10,642 113,753 0.10 :0.12

... ... ... .. . .. . .. . ... ... 1 6 56 15 B 2 0.14 :o.l31

756 11,893 95,389 1,412,161 9,539 112,201 0.10 0.oe

2 7 85 78 12 12 0.14 0.15

1 1 5 20 1 1 0.20 0.05

2,421 13,661 117,461 1,351, 503 11,745 83,241 0.10 0,06

1 4 5 218 1 37 0.20 0.19

4 11 609 1,850 42 500 0,07 ,0.27

... 2 ... 3 ... (Z) ... (NA)

12 10 146 2,771 13 416 0,09 0.15

... 1 ... 5 ... 1 ... 0,20

311 6,911 13,636 500,977 1,361 50,098 0.10 0.10

... ... ... ... ... ... ... '"

3 18 2,890 281 289 44 0.10 0.16

30 38 2,075 3,253 145 651 0.07 0.20

... 2 . .. 6 ... (Z) ... (NA)

900 5,165 49,269 370,810 4,925 47,842 0,10 0.13'

56 767 3,427 29,487 344 4,846 0.10 0.16

291 8,488 877,336 1,420,314 87,731 131,304 0.10 0.09

'3 3 2,160 4,625 151 694 0.07 0.15

69 298 4,370 9,951 656 1,589 0.15 0.16

B 18 1,31 ... 9 546 95 43 0.07 o.o8

1 ... 9 ... 1 ... 0.11 ... o.os, ... 1 ... 1 ... .. . ~··· '

2Does ~ot inol~de data for farms with leas than 20 trees or grapevines.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 881

Table 28.-0RANGES -FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954; QUANTITY HARVESTED, 1934 TO 1954;

AND VALUE, 1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND TREES OF BEARING AGE, 1954 AND 1950: BY STATES

Trees of Total Trees not of bearing age bearine e.Re

Trees of all ages (number) Farms Number Farms

State Farms reportingl reporting reporting

19542 1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 1954~ 1950 1954 1950

AJ..L oranges nclud: ng sa tsuma.a tanger nes an man na

United States ... (NA) (NA) (NA) 54,686 65,706 45,830,524 45 833,176 40,023,443 37,153,064 38,935,649 (NA) (NA) 6,642,053 6,855,378 (NA) (NA)

93 647 401 380 1,210 3,711 14,%3 8,770 29,770 339,872 29 375 496 8,265 68 323 A1obll!llll ............ (NA) (NA) 2,946 1,552 1,708 539,147 684,222 649,747 565,867 627,171 (NA) (tlA) 34,457 88,256 (NA) (NA) Arizona •••••• ••• • • • (NA) (NA) 26 ,11 ... 6 22,400 20,782 15,813,874 20,561,934 20,389,691 18,686,000 19,977,516 (NA) (NA) 764,705 1,487,693 (NA) (tlA) california •..••••••

Florid£1, •••••••• • •. (NA) (NA) (NA) 21,206 28,699 27,618,505 20,061,932 16,617,088 15,920,350 15 ,432,050· (NA) (NA) 5 ,054, 771 3,378,279 (NA) (NA)

Georgia ••••• • • • • • • • 140 1,265 674 571 896 673 5,950 3,432 3,729 14,592 32 562 110 2,666 117 804 Louisiana.., •..••••• 832 7,183 (NA) 2,814 4,802 222,151 426,008 310,076 365,494 533,842 457 4,291 74,873 99,702. 629 3,867 Mississippi.. · • • • • • 49 253 146 307 804 3,288 21,954 9,1 .. .23 57 ,lt95 257,929 17 140 618 2,725 34 128 South Carolina •.••• 2 26 25 49 4 99 ... 104 181

(li,\) 10 ... 27 2 20

Texas ••••••••• •• • • • (NA) (NA) <Ni.i 5,431 6,756 1,629,171 4,056,111..- 2 035,216 1,524 255 1,752 1,96 (NA) 712 023 1 787 765 (NA) (NA)

Valencia oranges

Total3 ••. , .•. 29,444 31,242 (NA) 33,?39 (NA) 22,081,63? 23,??3,391 (NA) 19,072,105 (ilA) 7,445 9,7?1 3,301,844 3,863,345 26,861 27,812 Arizonu ••••••• • • • • • 661 1,205 (NAl 1,122 (NA) 251,051 340,909 (NA) 249,300 (NA) 62 222 8,24? 60,771 621 1,045 California .•.•••.•• 13,089 16,526 (NA 17,069 (NA) 9,145,456 13,000,686 (NA) 11,701,518 (NA) 2,570 4,929 375,098 1,123,295 12,451 15,228 Florida1 •••.••• • • • • 14,29? 9,7?9 (NA) 11,996 (NA) 11,932,144 8,221,298 (NA) 6,461,241 (NA) 4,206 2,986 2,532,524 1,449,599 12,704 8,649 Louisiana I. •• ••• • • • • (NA) (NA) (NA) 20? (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 32,569 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Texas4 •..••..•••.•• 1,39? 3,732 (NA) 3,345 (NA) ?52,986 2,210,498 (NA) 62? ,4?7 (NA) 607 1,634 385,975 1 229 680 1 085 2 890

Navel oranges

Total3 •..•.•• 12,621 15,528 (NA) 15,405 (NA) 6,61.6,024 ?,483,353 (NA) 6,967,031 (NA) 2,453 3,122 355,525 342,231 11,642 13,938 Arizona •...•••••••• 62? 1,257 (NA) 1,113 (NA) 188,516 208,817 (NA) 204,982 (NA) 76 226 18,051 20,988 586 1,097 California •..•••• o. 11,994 14,271 (NA) 14,292 (NA) 6,45? ,508 7,274,536 (NA) 6,762,049 (NA) 2,377 2,8% 337,474 321,243 11,056 12,841

Temple oranges

Total3, •••••• 5,?63 3,?33 (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,610,065 865,96? (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,8?2 1,532 416,557 311,328 4,488 2,640 Florida ...••••••••• 5,763 3,733 (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,610,065 865,96? (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,8?2 1,532 416,557 311,328 4,488 2,640

Tangerines and mandarins

Total3 ••••••• 9,140 9,219 ?,394 10,112 (NA) 1,266,581 1,145,027 1,172,603 1,303,546 (NA) 1,285 1,932 131,942 114,420 8,321 7 ,?58 Florida •...•••••••• 9,140 9,219 6,295 8,?26 (NA) 1,266,581 1,145,027 1,114,872 1,234,040 (NA) 1,285 1,932 131,942 114,420 8,321 ?,758 Louisiana ••.••••••• (NA) (NA) 629 423 (NA) (NA) (NA) 30,?43 46,943 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Texas, •••••..•••••• (NA) (NA) 4?0 963 (NA) (NA) (NA) 26,988 22,563 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Other oranges (including satsumas, tangerines, and mandarins) 5

Total3., ••••• 24,056 26,626 2:7,418 (NA) (NA) 14,218,541 12,096,464 17,789,777 9,?19,284 (NA) 6,??3 9,064 2,434,961 2,110,669 21,325 21,414 Arizona ••• , .•.•. ,., 515 91? (NA) 720 (NA) 99,580 134,4% (NA) 111,585 (NA) 69 166 8,159 6,497· 4?1 786 California, ••• , •••• 2,234 2,405 (NA) 2,252 (NA) 210,910 286,712 (NA) 222,433 (NA) 434 482 52,133 43,155 1,875 1,954 Florida., •••..•.••• 18 ,52? 1?,?4? 18,721 (NA) (NA) 12,809,715 9,829,640 15,502,216 8,225,069 (NA) 4,998 6,008 1,9?3,748 1,502,932 16,790 14, ?30 Louisiana •...•••••• 832 (NA) 3,125 (NA) (NA) 222,151 (NA) 2?9,333 2B5,JB2 (NA) 457 (NA) ?4,873 (NA) 629 (NA) Texas., •.•..••••••• 1,948 5,55? 5,572 (NA) (NA) 876,185 1,845,616 2,008,228 874,215 (NA) 815 2;408 326,048 558,085 1,560 3,944

1 '!'rees o _ bearlng age continued Quantity harvested 1

Number Farms reporting Tons, 1939 to 1954; field boxes, 1934 Value (dollars)

State Percent of

Average per total value 19542 1950 19542 1949 1944 19542 1949 1944 1939 1934 19542 1949 ton of all crops

19542 1949 19542 1949

All oranges (including satsumas, tangerines, and mandarins)-continued

United States. a , , 39,188,471 38,9??,?98 (NA) (NA) (NA) 5,326,048 3,746,106 3,928,894 2,872,6?4 ?0,482,013 268,870,654 224,431,591 50.48 59.91 1.4 1.4 Alabama, •••.•. ,.-: ••• 3,215 6,698 35 i~l i~l 30 66 277 682 133,641,1 3,1?4 4,706 105.80 ?1.30 (Z) (Z) Ari-z;ona. ••..••.•••••• 504,690 595,966 (NA) 36,361 29,750 48,937 18,945 360,213 2,842,293 2,962,8?2 ?8.17 99.59' 1.1 1.9 California •••••••••• 15,049,169 19,074,241 (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,163,389 1,373,227 1,??9,6?0 1,54? '710 47 ,500,699i ll2,623 ,126 91,143,?22 96.81 66.3? 7.2 7.5 Florida ••.•••.•••••• 22,563,?34 16,683,653 (NA) (NA) (NA) 4,090,815 2,248,512 1,943,164 1,184,991 21,06? ,984 151,893,587 125 ,ooo ,324 37.13 55.59 40.0 40.5 Georgia •. , ••••••..•• 563 3,284 26 313 (NA) 4 92 ?8 ?2 ?,829 218 8,556 54.50 93.00 (Z) (Z) louisiana., •••••••• , 14? ,2?8 326,306 450 2,924 (NA) 3,610 12,294 9,844 6,858 249,053 355,841 59? ,115 98.57 48.5? 0.1 0.3 Mississippi •.•.•• , , , 2,6?0 19,229 11 ?0 (NA) 3 284 242 I 21 038' 113,055 348 25,323 116.00 89.1? (Z) (Z) South Carolina ••••.• 4 72 1 16 (NA) (Z) 3 ... 2 55 4 292 (NA) 9?.33 (Z) (Z) Texas, ..•• , •.• , •••• , 91? ,148 2 268,349 (NA) (NA) (NA) 31 836 81,878 146 682 111,3?6 1,049,4?6 1,152,063 4,688,681 36.19 5?.26 0.1 0.3

Valencia oranges-Continued Total3-,., .•••• 18,?79,?93 19,910,046 22,039 20,148 (NA) 2,377,922 1,893,801 (NA) 1,447 J 787 (NA) 148 '950, 186 118,161' 921 62.64 62.39 0.8 0.? Arizona ••..•.•••• , •• 242,804. 280,138 421 396 (NA) 1? ,757 13,181 (NA) 9,014 (NA) 1,534,660 881,081 86.43 66.84 0.6 0.6 California •.•• , .••.• 8,7?0,358 11,8??,391 9,305 10,643 (NA) 638,822 919,688 (NA) 909,677 (NA) 75,918,155 54,922,239 118.84 59.?2 4.8 4.5 Florida4, .•.•• , •••• o 9,399~~~ 6,?71~:~ 11,664 7,498 (NA) 1,715,445 930,931 (NA) 4?7 ,655 (NA) 71,279,141 60,161,044 41.55 64.62 18.8 19.5 Louisiana 4 ..••.••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 328 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Texoa4.,.,., •..•••.• 367,011 980,818 649 1,611 (NA) 5,898 30,001 (NA) 51,113 (NA) 218,230 2,19?,557 37.00\ 73.25 (Z) 0.2

Navel oranaes Continued Total', .. ,, 6,290,499 7,141,122 ?,6?7 8,184 (NA) 526,427 450,969 (NA) 628,529 (NA) 36,71?,082 36,670,3<1 69.75 81.31 0.2 0.2 Arizona .••••• , •• , ••• 1?0,465 18? ,829 410 605 (NA) 11;279 10,610 (NA) 6,448 (NA) 1,017,357 1,440,963 90.20 135.81 0.4 0.9 California, .....• ,., 6,120,034 6,953,293 7,267 ?,5?9 (NA) 515,148 440,359 (NA) 622,081 (NA) 35,699,725 35,229,358 69.30 80.00 2.3 2.9

Temple oranges-Continued Total3 ••. , •.•• 1,193,508 554,639 3,4?7 1,?65 (NA) 157,646 54,208 (NA) (NA) (NA) 7,531,234 4,480,368 4?.?7 82.65 (Z) (Z) Florida,., ••.••.••• o 1,193,508 554,639 3,4?? 1,?65 (NA) 157,646 54,208 (NA) (NA) (NA) 7,531,234 4,480,368 4?.?7 82.65 2.0 1.5

· Total3 •••••..• Tangerines and mandarins-Continued

1,134,639 1,030,607 5,969 5,008 (NA) 197,052 164,838 135,954 105,176 (NA) 9,326,175 ? ,069,?37 4?.33 42.89 2.5 (z) ~orida,,, ...... , 1,134,639 1,030,607 5,969 5,008 (NA) 1971~1 164,838 133,443 102,8?1 (NA) 9,326t~~ ?,0691~1 4?.33 42.89 2.5 2.3 uisiana ••••••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,102 861 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Texas, ••• , •••••••.•. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,409 1,444 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) Other oranges (including satsumas, tangerines, ·and mandarins)' Continued

Ar~zon Total,'''' '' ''' '1,?83,580 9,985,?95 1?,3?4 14,878 (NA) 2,066,964 1,169,551 1,963,?36 688,388 (NA) 66,342,233 5? ,413,252 32.10 49.09 0.4 0.4 o.. ••••••••••••• 91,421 127,999 325 403 (NA) 7,325 5,959 (NA) 3,483 (NA) 290,276 640,828 39.63 107.54 0.1 0.4 ;~!~i~~nia .......... 158,?7? 243,55? 699 63? (NA) 9,419 13,180 (NA) 15,952 (NA) ,1,005,246 992,125 106.?3 75,28 0.1 0.1

~:=~~~::::::::::: 0,835,967 8,326~~~ 14,935 11,736 (NA) 2,020,6?2 1,098!~~ 1,809,?21 604,465 (NA) 63,75?,03? 53,289,1?5 31.55 48.5? 16.8 17.3 14? ,2?8 450 (NA) (NA) 3,610 8,742 5,669 (NA) 355,841 (NA) 98.5? (NA) 0.1 ... 550,~7 1,28?,531 965 2,102 (NA) 25,938 51,87? 145,2?3 58,819 (NA) 933,833 2,491,124 36.00 48.02 0.1 0.2

theN~o..r No\ available. Z Peraentage, 0.05 01' less; tons.~ 0.5 or less. 1Fa:rms reporting trees on Census date and/or quantity harvested for following crop season· For 1954 those S~e~ ~elates to the 1953-54 season (bloom of 1953); for 1949, the harvest relates to the 1949-50 season (bloom of 1949) in all states ·except Arizona· and Ca1i1'~a In ' 193940 a: es th( harvest is for the 1948-49 season, (bloom of 1948). For 1944, the harvest relates to the 1943-44 season (bloom of 1943) For 1939 the harvest relates t~ the the 1934 sea~on bloom_ of 1939) for all States except Arizona end California for whioh the harvest is for the 1938-39 season (bloom of 19:38) • for 1934 the harvest relates t data nre ~~~dar year. 2Does not inalude data for farms with less then 20 t.rees,or grapevines. See text. 3Totals for States for which data :U.e available; 4For ~940

alenaias and other late oranges. 'For each year the data represent oranges other than those shown by varieties or variety group. '

882 GENERAL REPORT

Table 29.-GRAPEFRUIT -FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1935 TO 1954; QUANTITY HARVESTED, 1934 TO

1954; AND VALUE, 1954 AND 1949; WITH DATA FOR TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE AND TREES OF BEARING AGE, 1954 AND 1950: BY STATES

State Farms reportingl Trees of all agee (number)

1951.2 1950 1945 1940 1935 19542 1950 1945 191,0 1935

United States3 •••••••• · •••••••••••••••• 23,832 25,1J6 326,323 26,768 28,150 10,953,481 12,891,41~3 310,635, 582 10,974,035 13,161,101

Alabama ••• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••• 12 48 (NA) 3 30 66 101 (NA) I, 113

Arizona ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 821 1,545 2,736 1,551 1,702 489,867 713,472 922,748 809,904 ,1,028,510

California •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4,917 . 5,496 6,930 6,904 4,862 815,336 884,861 1,106,0.32 1,185,?46 1,412,157

Florida ••••••••••••••••••• , .................. 15,969 12,838 12,066 13,535 14,972 7,545,271 6,045, 732 5,199,927 5,359,862 5,422, 566

Georgia. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 161 (NA) 10 81 26 405 (NA) 38 629

Louisiana ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 63 333 151 128 164 887 1,826 945 2,631 1,559

Mississippi ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 12 (NA) 14 40 148 41 (NA) 128 402

South Carolina ••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••• ... 4 (NA) 2 3 . .. 11 (NA) 2 10

Texas ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '2,036 4,701 4,440 ,.,621 6,296 2,101,880 5,244,994 3,405,930 3,615,720 5,295,155

Quantity h!U•vestedl Trees not of bearing oge Trees of bearing age

Farms reporting

State Farms reporting Number Farms reporting Number

19542 1949 1944

19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950

United States3 ..•••.••••.....•..•••••. 5,053 6,?04 2,205,399 2,915 ... 961 21,166 21,049 8,748,082 9,975,482 14, 88? 13,522 (NA)

Alabama ••.....•.•.••.••••..••.••......• , •••• 7 19 51 80 6 31 15 21 3 11 (NA)

Arizona •••...••••..•.•...•...•.• ,, ••...••••• 78 177 1?,914 11,524 766 1,408 471,953 701,948 602 775 (NA)

California .....•.•••••..•..••.....•.•••.••.• na 871 123,258 63,412 4,336 4,?25 692,078 $21,449 1, 783 1,763 (NA)

Florida, •..•.....•.••••.••..•••....•..•....• 3,075 3,324 944,316 912,990 14,501 10,994 6,600,955 5,132,742 11,536 8,1,76 (NA)

Georgia .•.... , .••......••.•.....•••••.••.•.• 2 81, 6 188 5 88 20 217 2 31, (NA)

Louisiana •..•.•..••...•..•.••.•..••.....•.••• 27 216 427 969 44 142 460 857 lJ 50 (NA)

Mississippi •••..•......•..••.•..•......••••• 3 6 129 29 4 ? 19 12 1 1 (NA)

South Carolina •..••.•••.....•.....•..•.•.••. ... 2 ... 5 . .. J ... 6 . .. 2 (NA)

Texas •.•••••.••..•..•.......••..•...••.•..•• 1,133 2,005 1,119,298 1,926,764 1,504 3,651 982,582 3,318,230 947 2,410 (NA)

Quantity harvested 1 -continued Value of quantity harvested (dollars)

Tons, 1939 to 1954; field boxes, 1934

State Average per ton Percent of total

19542 1949 value of all crops

19542 1949 1944 1939 1934

19542 1949 19542 1949

United States 3 , ••• , ••••••••••••••••••• 1,766,437 1,164,322 31,546,944 1,235,673 19,495,340 39,568,979 58,150,616 22.40 49.94 0,2 0.4

Alabama ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Z) (7.) (NA) (Z) 41 9 38 (NA) (NA) (Z) (Z)

Arizona ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57,019 64,906 109,826 59,750 1,658,100 2, 128,511 2,301,260 37.33 35.46 0.8 1.5

California .................................... 73,41.6 59,731 100,263 81,899 2,730,362 4,913,862 3,346;on 66.90 56.02 0.3 0.3

Florida •••••••••••••••••• •.• ••••••.••••••••••• 1,587,549 854,088 889,670 592,685 11,227,282 30,589,048 19.27 50.39 8.1 13.9 43,037,754

Georgia •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• (Z) 6 (NA) (Z) 192 8 441 (NA) 7.3.50 (Z) (Z)

Louisiana ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 18 5 66 371 290 783 96.67 43.50 (Z) (Z)

Mississippi ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Z) (Z) (NA) J 68 15 1 (NA) (NA) (Z) (Z)

South Caroline. ................................ ... (Z) (NA) (Z) 4 ... 20: ... (NA)' ... (Z)

Texas ........................................ 48,420 185,5?3 447,180 501,270 3,878,920 1,937,236 9,464,287 40.01 51.00 0.2 0.7

r.

NA Not available. z Percentage, 0.05 or less; tons, 0.5 or less. 1Fe.rme reporting trees on Census date Gild/or quantity harvested £or the following crop season: For 195/t, the harvest related to the 1953-54 season ·(bloom of 195.3); for 1949, the 1949-50· season (bloom of 1949) in all States except Arizona and California, which cover the 1948-49 se~son (blOom of 1948); for 1944, the 194:3-44 season (bloom of 194.3); for 1939, the 1939-40 season (bloom of 1939) in all States except Arizona. and California, which cover the 19~8-3 which season (bloom of 1938); for 1934, the calendar year of 1934. 2Does not include data for farms with less thEl.Il 20 trees or grapevines. See text. 3Totals for States or data are ava-ilable.

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Table 30.-LEMON8-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

arms reporting 1 Trees not or bearing age Trees ot bearing age Quantity harvested 1

Farms Farms Farms (dollars) Number Number reporting · Field boxes Value

s t a t • reporting roporti'"'

19542 1950 Average per

19542 19542 19542 19542 19542 19542 19542 field box

1950 1950 1950 1950 1949 1949 1949 19542 1949

United Statsa 13,586 14,098 3,42:1 3,954 1,128,040 709,5r:rt· 11,702 11,480 5,403,709 5,339,lr:t7 6,747 5,612 24,486,403 16,376,961 69,935,969 52,645,510 2.86 3.21

Al:oboma ...... • • 18 20 7 }7 47 24 12 3 29 6 7 1 19 2 63 4 3.32 2.00

Arizona ........ 504 941 72 193 83,126 42,284 447 790 65,854 32,958 284 328 211,081 60,377 481,264 172,r:rt6 2.28 2.85

I california ••• • • 9,463 9,705 2,431 2,452 930,633 648,869 8,397 8,418 5,295,647 5,254,831 5,143 4,668 24,188,730 16,272,859 69,179,769 52,319,304 2.86 3.22

Florida ........ 3,313 2,589 778 787 93,388 10,661 2,677 1,898 32,958 20,954 1,2:10 548 84,994 37,150 2:11,977 141,171 3.20 3.80

Georgia ••••• , •• 3 29 1 17 1 33 2 13 8 19 ... 6 ... 2:1 ... 103 .. . 3.81

Louisiana •••••• 70 191 30 144 474 331 44 50 421 728 13 19 174 301 627 963 3.60 3.20 I

Miaaiaaippi ••• , 9 151 3 6 7 11 6 9 9 33. 3 2 11 13 37 46 3.36 3.54

South Carolina. 1 :~I -••• t ... . .. ... 1 .. . 1 ... 1 .. . 1 ... 3 . .. 3.00 ...

Texas ••••••••• ·! 205 105 338 20,364 7,294 116 299 8,782 29,578 26 40 1,393 6,232 2,229 11,843 1.60 1.90

lFarms re-porting trees on Census date and/or quantity harvested for the following crop seasons: For 1954, the 1953-54 season (bloom of 1953); for 1949, the 1949-50 season (bloom of 1949) in all States except Arizona and California vbich cover the 1948-49 season (bloom of 1948). 2Does not include data for farms vith less than 20 trees or

. gra'{levinee. See text.

Table 31.-LlME8-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY STATES: CENSUSES OF 1954 AND 1950

Farms · Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age Quantity harveated1

reporting1

Farms Farms Number Farms Pounds Value (dollars) reporting Number reporting reporting

State

19542 I 1950 Average

19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1949 19542 1949 19542 1949 per pound

19542 1949

United Stataa 3,997 2,657 1,102 763 175,913 103,451 3,141 2,022 410,133 286,870 1,708 845 38,329,548 16,453,281 2,663,026 810,2:19 O.r:rt 0.05

Arizona ••••••••• 27 100 5 20 22 218 22 84 954 2,056 12 25 34,483 19,585 1,724 1,176 0.05 0.06

California ...... 735 466 136 74 5,915 1,577 634 402 23,539 29,977 281 163 1,934,472 1,258,091 ll6,r:t70 50,324 0.06 0.04

Florida .... , .... 3,178 1,996 925 612 169,579 100,712 2,460 1,495 385,495 254,549 1,410 651 36,360,262 15,175,579 2,545,219 758,778 0.07 0.05

Texas.,., •...••• 52 82 35 51 396 928 21 33 139 272 5 4 331 23 13 1 0.04 0.04

All other Sta'tea 5 13 1 6 1 16 4 8 6 16 ... 2 . .. 3 ... (Z) . .. (Z)

l Z Lees than l dollar. Farms reporting trees on Census date and/or quantity harvested for the following orop seasons: For 1954, the 1953-54 season (bloom of 1953); for 1949, the 1949-!)Q season (bloom of 1949) in all States exoept Arizona which relates to the 1948-49 season (bloom of 1948). 2Does not include data for farms vith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

884 GENERAL REPO HT

Table 32.-PECANS-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES, 1954, 1950, AND 1945; QUANTITY HARVESTED,

1954, 1949, AND 1944; AND VALUE, 1954· AND 1949: BY DIVISIONS AND STATES

All pecans1

Farms reportil'l.ll Trees of ull ages (number) Quantity harvested (pounds) Value of quantity harvostod Region, division,

Averoge per Percent and State pound or totul

19543 1950 1945 19543 1950· 1945 19543 19'.9 1944 19543 191t9 value oi' ull crops

19543 1949 19543 1949

u.s .......... (NA) (NA) 4318,675 ?,1,89,457 10,126,533 410,423,093 28,5?8,225 61' 051t' 239 498,179,888 8,651,41,1 12,520,661 0.30 0.21 (Z) 0,1 The North 1,956 8,306 41+,714 49,642 183,201 4128, 91'7 159,521 1,232,021, 4259,911 42,791 243,605 0.27 0,20 (Z) (Z) The South (NA) (NA) 313,646 ?,306,439 9,772,1,96 10,187,852 25,557,995 57' 500,285 97,603,114 7' 548,963 11,569,615 0.30 0.20 ll.1 0.2 The West •• (NA) 2,764 4315 133,376 170,836 4106, 32/t 2,860,709 2,321,930 4316,863 1, 059,68? ?(Jl ,1,1,1 0.37 0.30 (Z) (Z)

Ceo. Divisionst

New England ..... 4 ... ... a ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... Middle Atlantic 42 69 3 239 277 27 125 1,008 ... 41 201 0.33 0.20 (Z) (Z) E.N. Central. ••. 463 2,651 2,525 9,780 33,850 51,678 37,596 197,179 150,845 9,801 35,438 0.26 0.18 (Z) (Z) W.N. CentraL ••• 1,44? 5,586 42,186 39,615 149,r:J74 47? ,212 121,800 1,033,837 4109,066 32,949 207,966 0.27 0.20 (Z) (Z) South Atlantic,. (NA) (NA) 130,399 2,377,753 3,049,14/t 3,302,266 7,657,294 16,077,201 33,877,779 2,383,915 3,4?3,299 0.31 0.22 0.1 0.2 E.S. Central. ••• (NA) (NA) 91,184 1,049,643 1,483,165 1, 540,568 4,204,560 16,367,138 18,232,050 1,301,663 3,1?9,502 0.31 0.19 0.1 0.2 W,S, .Uentral .... (NA) (NA) 92,063 3,879,043 5,21.0,187 5,345,018 13,696,141 25,055,946 45,493,285 3,863,385 4,916,814 0.28 0.20 0.2 0.2 Mountain ••••••.. (NA) 1, 75/~ 4315 123,61.? 157,453 4106,321, 2,767,911 2,239,878 4316,863 1,027,206 686,109 0.37 0.31 0.1 0.1 Pacific ••.•••.•• 835 1,010 (NA) 9,729 13,383 (NA) 92,798 82,052 (NA) 32,481 21,332 0.35 0.26 (Z) (Z)

New Hasl ... d: Maine ••••••••••• ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... .. . New Hampshire ••• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . I .. . ... .. . Vermont ••••••••• 1 ... ... 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... Massachusetts ••• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... Rhode Is1~d ..... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... . .. Connecticut\ ..... 3 ... ... 6 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. .

Middle AtliUltic:

New York •.•.•••• ... ... 3 ... 11 27 ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... . .. New Jersey ••.••• 4 4 ... 43 9 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . Pennsylvania •••• 38 65 ... 196 257 ... 125 1,008 ... 41 201 0.33 0.20 (Z) (Z)

Hast North C...tral:

Ohio •••••••••••• 60 43 ... 150 322 ... 20 264 ... 5 52 0.25 0.20 (Z) (Z) Indiana •.••••••• 107 334 563 878 2,713 4,211 1,915 12,704 2,527 498 2,539 0.26 0.20 (Z) (Z) Illinois ••••.••• 281 2,262 1,962 8,669 30,764 47,467 35,393 184,091 148,318 9,204 32,823 0.26 0.18 (Z) (Z) Michigan •••...•• 12 7 ... 79 19 ... 268 120 ... 94 24 0.35 0.20 (Z) (Z) Wisconsin •••••.• 3 5 ... 4 32 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ...

Weat Nortb Central:

Minnesota ••••••• ... 4 ... ... 5 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... Iwa •••.•••••••• 31 27 ... 316 58 ... 15 566 ... 4 113 0.27 0.20 (Z) (Z) Missouri •••••.•. 1,304 4,292 2,186 35,630 107,968 77,212 116,233 791,824 109,066 31,614 157,148 0.27 0,20 (Z) (Z) North Dakota .... 1 ... (NA) 10 ... (NA) ... ... (NA) .. . ... ... ,, . . .. ... South Dakota •••• ... ... (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... ... (NA) .. . ... ... ... ...

\Z) Nebraska •••••••• 8 19 (NA) 58 47 (NA) ... 90 (NA) ... 22 ... 0.24 ... KBilsas •••••••••• 103 1,244 (NA) 3,601 40,996 (NA) 5,552 241,357 (NA) 1,331 50,683 0.24 0.21 (Z) (Z)

Sooth AtliUltic:

Delaware •••••••• 3 19 15 8 90 242 ... 126 3,224 ... 31 ... 0.25 ... (Z) Maryland •.•••••• 45 166 117 347 1;088 990 1,728 2,332 3,316 570 572 '0.33 0.25 (Z) (Z) D.C ............. (NA) ... ... (NA) ... ... (NA) ... ... (NA) ... (NA) ... (NA) iii Virginia •..••••• 815 2,929 2,734 4,998 21,928 12,889 17,249 55,649 137' 705 5,692 17,101 0.33 0.31 (Z) West Virginia ••• 21 19 7 475 49 24 8 ... ... 3 ... 0.38 ... (Z) ... North Carolina •• 4,336 (NA) 29,901 56,1~84 149,826 173,694 279,971 1,637,580 1, 996,617 81,189 399,754 0.29 0.24 (Z) 0.1 South Carolina •. (NA) (NA) 18,650 135,730 218,617 227,027 832,862 1,8?8,81.6 1,935,96/t 251,655 403,831 0.30 0.21 0.1 0.2 Georgia •••••••.• (NA) (NA) 62,353 1,984,963 2,372,602 2,562,860 5,880,093 10,878,388 25,359,669 1,844,086 2,344,589 0.31 0.22 0.6 0.7 Florida ••••••.•• (NA) (NA) 16,622 194,748 28t.,9ltlt 324,540 645,383 1,624,280 4,441,284 200,720 307,421 0.31 0.19 0.1 0.1

Ea•t South CeD.tral:

Kentuclcy •.•••••. 430 606 683 10,021 5,640 10,1.?7 79,934 93,941 17,654 19,184 20,664 0.24 0.22 (Z) (Z) TelUlessee •••••.• 2,099 7,605 4,270 15,110 37' 199 24,354 69,277 236,674 118,100 21,480 51,786 0.31 0.22 (Z) (ZI Alabama ••.•••••• (NA) (NA) 53,953 634,279 864,474 971,480 2,3ll,r:J70 9, 531,894 10,934,408 760,213 1,862,549 0.33 0,20 0.3 0.7 Mississippi •••.• (NA) (NA) 32,278 390,233 575,852 534,257 1,744,279 6,504,629 7,161,888 500,786 1,241+, .503 0.29 0.19 0.1 0.3

lleot South CeDtral:

Arkansas •••••••• ~NA) (NA) 8,818 109,827 150,799 122,193 632,586 860,933 1,398,029 185,388 188,063 0.29 0.22 (Z) (Z) 0.3 0.5 Louisiana .•..••• NA) (NA) 22,168 332,115 424,315 473,235 2,816,923 5,908,681, 7,834,340 776,553 1,081~,658 0.28 0.18

0,19 0.2 0.4 Oklahoma ••.••••• (NA) (NA) 17,046 1,241,?61 1,493,912 1,536,957 2,502,862 7,698,301 ?,954,252 686,488 1,455,886 0.27 0.2 0.2 Texas ••••••••••• (NA) (NA) 1,4, 031 2,195,340 3,171,161 3,212,633 7, 71t3, 770 10,588,028 28,306,664 2,211.,956 2,188,2r:J7 0.29 0.21

Moua.tDin:

Montana ••••.•••• 1 (NA) 4 (NA) 16 ... (NA) 6 0.38 ... (Z) ... ... ... ( ;; (NA) 92 (NA) ... .. . ... . .. Idaho ••••••••••• 2 ... (NA) 2 15 ... ... Wyoming ......... (NA) (NA) (NA) ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... ...

(Z) Colorado •••••••• 6 9 (NA) 12 38 (NA) 10 25 (NA) 4 5 0.1,0 0.20 (Z) 0.6 0.30 1.0 New Mexico •••••• (NA) 691 315 104,957 131,699 106,324 2,595,155 1,943,257 316,863 960,067 582,976 0.37 0.1 0.35 (Z) Arizona •••.•..•• 335 944 (NA) 17,423 23,573 (NA) 166,827 290,036 (NA) 65,062 101,511 0.39

(Z) (Z) 88 (NA) 1,205 2,035 (NA) 5,6.53 5,632 (NA) 1,979 1,408 0.35 0.25 Utah •••••••••••• 93 (Z) (Z) Nevada •••••••••• 4 22 (NA) 44 93 (NA) 250 836 (NA) 88 209 0.35 0.25

Pacific: (Z) (NA) 70 (NA) 18 19 0.36 0.27 (Z) Washington •••••• 14 21 (NA) 36 1,4 50

(Z) (Z) 22 40 (NA) 691 373 (NA) 3,708 6,200 (NA) 1>298 1,612 0.35 0,26

(Z) Oregon •••••••••• '(NA) 89,040 75,782 '(NA) 31,165 19,701 0.35 0.26 (Z) California •••••• 799 949 (NA) 9,002 12,966

- wild or seedling pecans for NA Not available. z 0.05 percent or less. !Improved and Wl.ld or seedling pecans. See Table 33 for separate data on improved pecans and e See text. states for which data are available. 2Fo.rms reporting trees and/or production. )Does not inc~ude data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevin 8 •

for States for which data are available. 5Value not computed.

~Totals

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 885

Table 33.-PECANS-IMPROVED AND WILD OR SEEDLING-FARMS REPORTING AND NUMBER OF TREES,

1954 AND 1950; QUANTITY HARVESTED, 1954 AND 1949; AND VALUE, 1954: BY STATES

Pecans 1 improved

Farms reporting1 Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age

State Farms reporting J Number Flll'lllB reponing Number Farma reponing

19542 : 1950

19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1949

gpscii'J.ed States' 1 54,727 21?,085 15,046 79,249 435,115 934,262 45,506 156,062 3,651,339 4,667,753 26,381 97,721

Alabama ............ 10,266 38,274 3,032 15,214 57,205 133,911 8,327 26,736 489,452 599,412 5,340 18,097

Ark8IlBO.Bo o o o o o • o o o o 1,922 7,589 695 3,726 17,580 37,916 1,433 4,467 59,088 71,473 714 3,091

Florida •••••• • • •• • • 3,104 8,548 910 2,869 . 19,419 34,?4? 2,494 6,440 123,666 162,979 1,141 2,813

Georgia •••••••.•••• 15,093 43,797 2,?20 11,37? 110,03? 204,871 13,553 34,938 1,?44,791 1,999,000 ?,984 1?,?58

·Louisiana .. ..•..•.• 2,761 14,597 845 5,156 24,616 43,408 2,313 11,088 159,?39 230,326 1,422 9,074

Mississippi •.•.••.. 7,563 26,713 2,313 10,869 36,962 78,355 6,105 18,081 280,562 370,009 3,549 14,313

New Mexico ••••••••• 283 691 110 336 2,088 23,173 199 415 102,385 108,526 104 272

Oklahoma •.••••••••• 2,084 4,698 677 2,281 33,335 45,140 1,635 2,760 99,896 136,564 681 1,441

South Carolina •..•• 3,188 15,473 898 4,715 18,415 36,082 2,631 11,901 101,580 159,342 1,%4 7,048

Texas ••••.•••••••••• 8,463 29,210 2,846 12,830 115,458 250,238 6,816 19,397 490,180 693,980 3,482 11,961

All other States' ... (NA) 27,495 (NA) 9,876 (NA) 46,421 (NA) 19,839 (NA) 136,142 (NA) 11,853

·. Pecans, wild or seedling

Farms reporting Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age

State Farms reporting Number Farms reponing Number Farms reponing

19542 1950

19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1950 19542 1949

Speci!'ied States' 36,061 102,804 10,342 28,431 606,256 922,481 31, ?25 84,937 2,631,243 3,359,206 14,882 48,694

Alabema •...•••.•.•• 3,788 14,020 906 3,698 14,834 24,859 3,218 11,587 ?2, 788 106,292 1,817 7,778

Arkansas ••••••••••• 894 2,914 325 891 5,531 8,697 675 2,180 27,628 32,713 256 1,320

Florida •••••••••••• 2,082 7,349 490 1,945 6,891 15,900 1,831 6,077 44,7?2 71,318 829 2,647

Georgia •••.•••.•••• 5,043 16,295 895 3,021 15,604 21,817 4,547 13,904 114,531 146,914 2,331 5,993

Louisiana ••...••••• 1,789 7,404 534 1,978 26,487 27,452 1,614 6,317 121,273 123,119 919 5,051

Mississippi • ..•.••• 3,040 9,23? 731 2,523 12,635 25,022 2,600 ?,301 60,074 102,466 1,265 5,411

New Mexico ..•.•.••. , 53 (NA) 23 (NA) 286 (NA) 33 (NA) 198 (NA) 11 (NA)

Oklahoma •••.•.....• 7,441 13,357 2,621 4,347 235,624 323,418 6,704 11,585 871,906 988,790 2,?63 7,208

South Carolina •.••• 785 3,100 211 774 4,458 3,850 648 2,479 11,277 19,343 410 1,302

Te~as •••••••••••••• 11,146 25,689 3,606 8,223 282,906 468,274 9,855 20,957 1,306, ?96 1, 758,569 4,281 10,514

All other States • .. (NA) 3,439 (NA) 1,031 (NA) 3,182 (NA) 2,550 (NA) 9,582 (NA) 1,370

1Fa.nns reporting trees end/or production. available.

2Does not include data. for fanns with less then 20 trees or grapevines . ' See text.

Quantity harvested

POWlds Val\le., 1954~ (dollars)

19542 1949 Total Average per pound

18,771,481 37,801,453 6,152,914 0.33

·1,991,687 7,830,395 677,174 0.34

443,155 602,263 141,814 0.33

437,447 l,CX)J, 719 148,734 0.34

5,343,823 9,598,852 1 1 'n.01 019 0.32

2,240,364 3,598,359 649,708 0.29

1,422,835 5,042,936 426,851 0.30

2,593,999 1,943,257 959,779 0.37

446,801 900,713 151,911 0.34

?51,175 1,696,293 232,866 0.31

3,100,195 3,741, ?58 1,054,058 0.34

(NA) 1,842,908 (NA) (NA)

Quantity harvested

Pounds Val.ue,19542 (dollars)

19542 1949 Total Average per pound

'•

8,933,502 21,599,052 2,227,998 0.25

319,383 1,701,499 83,039 0.26.

189,431 258,670 43,574 0.23

207,936 620,561 51,986 0.25

536,270 1,279,536 134,067 0.25

576,559 2,310,325 126,845 0.22

321,444 1,461,693 73.935 0.23

1,156 (NA) 288 0.25

2,056,061 6, ?97, 588 534,577 0.26

81,687 182,553 18,789 0.23

4,643,5?5 6,846,270 1,160,898 0.25

(NA) 140,357 (NA) (NA)

3Totals for States for which data are

886 GENERAL REPORT

Table 34.-PECAN5-IMPROVED AND WILD OR SEEDLING-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF 0 nc ·1J e •• [Does n t 1 1 d d t r or fnrms with less

Farms reporting by trees not or bearing age Flll'Dis reporting. by trees or bearing age

Total 10 to 25 to 50 to ' 100 to 200 to 300 to 500 to 1,000 Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 1,ooo farms Under 5 5 to 9 rarme 500 to

state trees trees 24 49 99 199 299 499 999 or more 25 49 99 499 999 to re- trees trees trees trees trees trees trees trees re- trees trees trees trees trees 1,499 porting porting trees

Improved and wild or seedling pecans

1 United States ••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) .

2 Ala •••••••• (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3 Ariz ••••••• 174 48 23 52 15 10 15 3 7 1

<HAi 85 71 5 5 2 2

4 Ark •••••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (HA} 5 Calif •••••• 167 60 25 39 19 13 7 2 2 ... ... 223 216 3 1 2 1 6 Colo .•..... 4 4 ... ... ... ... 2 2

... ... ... ... .. . .. . ... ... ... ... ... 7 Conn •••••• 1 1 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . 2 2 .. . ... . .. ... 8 Del ........ 2 2 1 l

... 9 Fla ........ (NA) (NA) <HAi <HAi <HAi <HAi ~HAi <HAi <HAj <NAi <HAi (NA) (NA) (NA) <HAi <HAi <HAj <HAl 10 Ga ......... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA (NA)

ll Idaho ...... 2 2 ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... .. . ... ... ... 1,2 Ill ........ 138 85 18 19 6 7 2 ... ... .. . l 149 107 19 12 10 l ... 13 Ind ........ 57 44 5 7 1 ... ... ... ... ... . .. 60 54 3 2 1 . .. . .. 14 Io'Wa •••• ••.. 19 18 ... ... ... l ... ... .. . ... ... 14 l3 ... .. . 1 ... ... 15 Kans ••••••• 41 12 6 12 6 5 ... ... ... 77 50 10 12 4 1 16 K;y ........ 230 166 36 18 4 3 2 1 ... ... ... 249 213 11 7 13 3 2

17 La ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 18' Md ......... 21 16 2 2 ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... 27 26 .. . ... l ... . .. 19 Mich ....... 9 7 l 1

<HAi <HAi <HAi <HAi <HAi <HAl <HAl 5 4 1

<HAl <HAi (HAl <HAl 20 Miss •••.••. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 21 Mo ......... 325 192 38 45 19 13 12 2 l 2 l 653 507 58 41 39 6 2

22 Mont ....... : ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . l l . .. ... . .. . .. ... 23 Nebr ••••••• 6 3 l l 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 ... . .. ... .. . . .. 24 Nev ••••.••• 1 ... ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 4 4 ... . .. ... .. . ... 25 N.J ........ 1 1

(HAi <HAl <HAi <HAi <HAl <HAl <HAi <HAi <HAl 3 2 1

<HAl <HAl 26 N.Mex •••••• (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

27 N.c ........ 1,631 1,168 236 153 43 16 13 l l ... ... 3,205 2,865 201 89 45 1 2 28 N.Dak ...... 1 ... ... l ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . 29 Ohio ....... 50 45 4 l

<HAl <HAl <ili.l <HAl <HAl <HAl <HAl ll 11

<HAl <HAi <HAl <HAl <HAl 30 Okla ....... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 31 Oreg ....... 12 10 1 l ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 13 12 ... ... ... 1 . ..

• 32 Pa ••••••••• 27 19 3 4 l

<HAi <HAi <HAi <HAl <HAi <HAl 14 13 l

<HAi <HAl <HAl <HAl 33 s.c ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 34 Tenn ••••.•• 1,021 790 122 79 18 10 2

<HAl <HAi <HAl <HAl 1,316 1,223 53 27 13

<HAl (HAi 35 Tex •••••••• {NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 36 Utah ....... 24 16 l 4 3 ... ... ... ... ... .. . 80 71 4 3 2 ... .. . 37 Vt ......... l l ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... 38 va ......... 374 299 47 20 3 3 2 ... ... ... .. . 527 500 17 6 4 ... ... 39 Wash ....... 10 9 l ... ... ... ... ... .. . 4 4 ... . .. ... . .. ... 40 W.Va ....... 20 14 2 2 ... ... ... 2 ... ... ... 3 3 ... .. . ... ... ... 41 Wis •••••••• 3 3 ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... . .. ... ...

Improved pecans

42 gpecified 730 . 246 states .•.. 15,046 6,761 2,422 2,930 1,294 806 463 149 105 71 45 45,506 26,744 7,402 4,833 5,260

43 Ala ........ 3,032 1,587 505 499 198 125 74 18 13 8 5 8,327 5,233 1,264 783 871 120 24

44 Ark ........ 695 419 85 86 44 28 13 9 6 3 2 1,433 1,060 142 104 101 17 6

45 Fla ........ 910 437 147 172 72 37 25 9 7 4 ... 2,494 1,601 380 221 256 22 9

46 Oa ••••••••• 2,720 1,047 387 582 299 186 105 36 38 24 16 13,553 6,119 2,786 1,814 2,174 362 125

47 La ......... 845 252 138 228 112 56 42 9 4 2 2 2,313 1,318 424 258 256 31 12

48 Miss ••••••• 2,313 1,221 379 388 155 103 37 13 10 6 1 6,105 4,161 855 522 496 44 16

49 N.Mex ...... 110 53 15 19 12 4 6 1 ... ... ... 199 149 18 17 13 . .. 1

50 Okla ....... 677 266 97 151 69 50 25 7 2 2 8 1,635 1,024 232 174 171 20 6

51 s.c ........ 898 382 178 162 84 52 29 4 4 2 1 2,631 1,754 418 236 199 14 7

52 Tex •••••••• 2,846 1,097 491 643 249 165 107 43 21 20 10 6,816 4,325 883 704 723 100 40

Wild or seedling pecans

53 SPecified States ... 10 342 2,557 1,236 2,642 1,307 1,128 824 259 137 143 109 31,725 17,528 5,055 3,565 4,502 553 269

54 Ala •••••••• 906 435 189 186 51 30 10 1 1 2 1 3,218 2,641 351 136 74 13 ... 55 Ark ........ 325 177 48 48 25 12 9 4 l 1 ... 675 534 48 37 48 6 ...

490 200 95 131 42 10 9 2 l 1,831 1,325 329 122 51 2 1 56 Fla ........ ... ... 8 57 Ga ......... 895 377 173 217 77 33 10 5 l l l 4,547 3,489 615 248 174 10

152 11 10 58 La ......... 534 118 91 183 64 35 25 5 2 2 9 1,614 918 351 163

178 57 26 12 3 2 3 l 2,600 2,050 299 135 108 4 l 59 Miss ••••••• 731 332 117

23 14 4 4 1 ... ... ... .. . 33 32 l ... ... ... 60 N.Mex •••••• ... ... 97 61 Okla ....... 2,621 194 175 735 414 453 373 118 56 56 47 6,704 2,212 1,320 1,142 1,634 202

2 ... 62 s.c ........ 211 100 39 41 20 4' 5 1 .... ... l 648 537 57 38 14

152 63 Tex ........ 3,606 610 305 919 557 525 370 120 74 77 49 9,855 3,790 1,684 1,544 2,247 303

NA Not available .

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 887

BEARING AGE, BY TREES OF BEARING AGE, AND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY STATES: 1954 \than 20 trees or grapev nee. s t t] ee ex

Ffll'lllB reporun_g by trees Farms reporting by quantity harvested of bearing _age Continued

Trees not Trees Total of bearing of bearing quantity

1,500 ! 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,ooo Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 age age , harvested to to to to to or (number) (number) (pounds) to to to to or farms 25 49 99 lt99 999

I 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more re- pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds l,lt99 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more

trees tree a trees trees tree a porting pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds

Improved and wild or seedling pecans-continued

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,080,802 6,408,655 28,578,225 1

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 72,039 562,240 2,311,070 2

<llii.i 280 1% 27 18 29 6 1

<nP.) 2

<llii.i 1 ... 2,661 14,762 166,827 3

<ilAi <ilAi <llii.i <llii.i (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 23,111 86,716 632,586 4

~ .. ... ... . .. . .. 600 542 23 2l 12 . 1 1 ... ... ... ... . .. 1,571 7,431 89,040 5

... ... ... ... .. . 1 1 ... ... . .. ... . .. .. . ... ... ... .. . 8 4 10 6

... ... ... ... .. . .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... .. . ... .. . 1 5 .. . 7

•.•• <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i

... <llii.i

... ... <llii.i <ni..i

... ... .. . 5 3 ... 8

<NP.i (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 26,310 168,438 645,383 9

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 125,641 1,859,322 5,880,093 10

... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... . .. .. . ... ... ... .. . ... .. . 2 . .. ... 11

... ... ... ... .. . 101 39 5 3 27 11 11 2 1 2 ... .. . 3,774 4,895 35,393 12

... ... ... ... .. . 20 12 1 1 5 1 ... ... ... .. . ... . .. 239 639 1,915 13

... ... ... ... .. . 1 1 ... ... .. . ... .. . ... . .. ... .. . . .. 89 227 15 14

... ... ... ... .. . 21 11 .. . 1 3 4 2 ... .. . 717 2,884 5,552 15

... ... ... ... .. . 107 34 12 16 23 6 4 ... 2 3 5 2 1,338 8,683 79,934 16

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 51,103 281,012 2,816,923 17

... ... ... ... . .. 13 1 1 6 4 1 ... ... ... .. . . .. .. . 133 214 1,728 18

<NP.i <NP.i <llii.i <NP.i <llii.i 4 1 1

<llii.i 2 ...

<llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i ... ... 35 44 268 19

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 49,597 340,636 1,744,279 20 ... ... ... ... . .. 214 46 16 28 72 24 16 1 7 4 ... ... 10,468 25,162 116,233 21

... ... ... ... . .. 1 1 . .. ... . .. ... . .. . .. . .. ... .. . . .. .. . 4 16 22 ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... . .. ... .. . ... . .. ... ... .. . 52 6 23

... ... ... . .. .. . 2 ... . .. . .. 2 ... ... ... .. . .. . ... .. . ll 33 250 24

<NP.i <NP.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i ...

<llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i 2 41 ... 25

(NA) ~,374 102,583 2,595,155 26

... 1 ... 1 ... 2,121 655 290 394 650 78 28 15 6 5 ·~··

... 10,747 45,737 279,971 27 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... . .. ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... 10 . .. .. . 28

<NP.i <NP.) <llii.i <llii.i <nP.i 1 1

<llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i 120 30 20 29

(NA) (NA) 269,959 971,802 2,502,862 30 ... ... ... .. . ... 3 . .. 1 1 . .. ... ... ... ... 1 .. . ... 34 657 3,708 31

<NP.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i <llii.i 5 3 1 1

<llii.i <llii.i <llii.i ...

«llii.i <llii.i <llii.i 144 52 125 32

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 22,873 112,857 832,862 33

<NP.i <NP.i <llii.i <llii.i 527 201 85 98 109 19 8 2 3 1 1 ... 4,881 10,229 69,277 34

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 398,364 1,796,976 7,743,770 35 ... . .. ... .. . ... 44 20 3 4 14 1 2 ... ... ... . .. ... 213 992 5,653 36

... ... ... ... ... ... .. . .. . ... ... ... . .. ... ... .. . 2 ... 37 ... . .. ... .. . ... 263 117' 43 49 49 4 1 ... .. . ... ... ... 1,675 3,323 17,249 38 ... ... ... ... . .. 1 .. . ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. .. . 24 12 50 39 ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 ... .. . ... ... .. . . .. ... . .. ... ... 471 4 840 ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... .. . ... .. . ... ... ... 4 . .. ... 41

Improved pecans-Continued

92 92 60 32 15 26,381 4,597 2,315 3,519 10,295 2,576 1,200 358 609 413 278 221 435,115 3,651,339 18,771,481 42

15 9 6 1 1 5,340 1,022 540 781 2,115 442 160 72 102 52 36 18 57,205 489,452 1,991,687 43 1 2 ... ... ... 714 143 74 78 246 68 32 13 22 21 10 7 17,580 59,088 443,155 44 1 3 1 ... 1,141 245 .104 184 417 97 43 13 16 13 5 4 19,419 123,666 437,447 45

50 52 39 23 9 7,984 1,116 600 997 3,311 897 403 114 200 165 101 80 110,037 1,744,791 5,343,823 46 6 5 1 2 ... 1,422 165 89 169 526 172 94 26 57 43 39 42 24,616 159,739 2,240,364 47

3 3 3 ... 2 3,549 649 358 503 1,396 292 159 41 79 36 25 11 36,%2 280,562 1,422,835 48 ... ... ... 1 104 20 9 11 27 10 12 4 4 2 2 3 2,088 102,385 2,593,999 49 ... 5 1 2 ... 681 92 45 89 250 95 50 12 23 15 4 6 33,335 99,896 446,801 50 1 1 1 ... 1,964 430 170 218 764 205 77 25 38 16 12 9 18,415 101,580 751,175 51

15 12 8 4 2 3,482 715 326 489 1,243 298 170 38 68 50 44 41 115,458 490,180 3,100,195 52

Wild or seedling pecans-Continued

67 96 52 28 10 14,882 1,922 1,063 1,795 6,230 1,767 886 219 430 262 183 125 606,256 2,631,243 8,933,502 53

1 .... 1 1 ... 1,817 360 201 350 775 90 23 4 7 2 2 3 14,834 72,788 319,383 54 ... 1 1 ... 256 63 29 30 66 20 13 3 15 5 7 5 5,531 27,628 189,431 55 ... 1 ... ... ... 829 143 61 DO 372 68 26 12 14 3 ... . .. 6,891 44,772 207,936 56 2 1 2,331 429 250 384 988 168 65 9 22 10 4 2 15,604 114,531 536,270 57 ... 1 5 1 2 919 73 48 84 411 147 72 21 31 15 11 6 26,487 121,273 576,559 58

1 1 1 ... .. . 1,265 261 130 210 518 80 30 6 15 12 2 1 12,635 ... ... 6 60,074 321,444 59

21 ... ... ... 11 3 i82 ... 2 ... ... ... ... ... .. . 286 198 1,156 60

49 20 7 ... 2,763 111 82 1,252 526 286 67 121 79 40 17 236,624 871,906 2,056,061 6l ... ... ... ... ... 410 92 51 72 149 27 12 4 1 1 1 4,458 11,277 81,687 62 42 ... 44 23 18 8 4,281 384 208 353 1,699 639 359 93 204 135 116 91 282,906 1,306,796 4,643,575 63

888 GENERAL REPORT

Table 35.-TUNG NUTS-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE; BY STATES:

CENSUSES OF 1954· AND 1950

Fanns Trees not of bearing age Trees of bearing age Quantity harvested reporting1

ValUe (dollnre) State

Fo:nns Fam.s I Forma I Number Pounds of nuts 19542 1950 reporting Number reporting reporting Average

1954 2 1949 per pound

1954' I 19so 1 1954 2 1950 '19542 '1 195o'! 1954 2 - 1950 19.54'2 1949 1954 2 1949 1951.2 1949

United States·~. 3,220 5,497 1,029 2,899 1.,675,831 2,145,990 2,675 3,241 11,433,195 10,836,102 1,421 2,132 114' 779,649 15?,584,654 3,443,388 4,727,536 0.03 0.03

Alabama ••••••••••• 182 539 46 248 21,284 104,653 148 330 361,161 251,844 77 160 4,394,155 2,316,330 131,825 69,491 0.03 0.03

California •.••••.• ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... l ... 500 ... ... .. . .. . .. . .. . ... ... I

Florida •..••..••.• 302 800 70 365 904,016 424,072 264 539 2,487,893 2,763,862 149 241 49,444,938 29,323,927 1,483,346 879,717 0.03 0.03

Georgia ••••••••.•• 59 454 6 146 384 31,278 54 329 38,374 99,862 34 165 348,650 993,519 10,460 29,806 0.03 0.03

Louisiana ..•.••.•• 331 874 90 480 61,788 436,106 286 517 2,224,043 ' 2,837,475 90 ,348 16,455,533 41,000,050 493,665 1,230,001 0.03 0.03

Mississippi. •...•. 2,340 2,811 816 1,652 688,358 1,148,561 1,918 1,511 6,317,415 4,878,2891 1,071 1,214 44,136,373 83,927,918 1,324,092 2,517,836 0.03 0.03

South Carolina •••• 4 ... 1 ... l ... 3 ... 9 ... ... ... ... . .. .. . .. . ... ... Texas .............. 2 18 ... 8 ... 1,320 2 14 4,300 4,270 ... 4 .. . 22,910 .. . 687 ... .. .

1Fa~ms repor '-'ing trees and/or production. 2Does not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines. see text.

Table 36.-TUNG NUTS-FARMS REPORTING BY TREES NOT OF BEARING AGE, BY TREES OF BEARING AGE,

AND BY QUANTITY HARVESTED; BY STATES: 1954

By trees not of bearing agel By trees of bea.ring agel

100 200 300 500 Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 500 1,000 State 10 to 25 to 50 to 1~000 to to to Total Under 5 to 9 to to to to farms re- 25 49 99 24 49 99 or more 499 999 1,499 farms re- trees 19~ 299 499 999 porting trees trees 5 trees trees trees trees trees trees trees trees porting trees trees trees trees trees

United States .•• 1,029 99 53 131 99 96 114 67 84 % 190 2,675 642 264 255 617 188 113

Alabama •••.•••••• 46 20 6 6 2 2 3 1 1 2 3 148 80 15 7 19 6 4

California ••...•. ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... .. . ... .. . . .. Florida ......•••. 70 18 8 3 5 2 2 ... 4 3 25 264 115 18 12 28 9 9

Georgia ••.••....• 6 2 1 1 ... ... 1 1 ... ... .. . 54 14 11 9 15 ... ... Louisiana •.....•. 90 1.2 9 20 10 9 4 3 3 4 16 286 84 22 30 52 15 lO

Mississippi..· ..•. 816 46 29 101 82 83 104 62 76 87 146 1,918 346 198 197 503 158 89

South Carolina ..• l 1 ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... 3 3 ... ... .. . ... ... 2 ... ... .. . ... ... 1 Texas •.....••.••• ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... ...

By trees of bearing age 1-Cont:Lnued By pounds of nuts harvested 1

5,000 10,000 1,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 5,000 10,000 1,500 2,000 3,000 Total Under 25 to 50 to 100 to 500 to to to to to to or State to to to or to farms re- 25 49 99 499 999 1,499 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more 1,999 2,999 4,999 9,999 more pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds porting pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds poW1ds trees trees trees trees trees

United States,. 76 117 1.25 89 189 1,421 46 14 30 253 160 146 35 178 130 125 304

9 4 7 9 5 7 2 10 6 6 12 Alabama •.•..•.•••• 2 4 ... 6 5 77

... ... . .. .. . ... ... ... .. . California .••••... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... •.• l

Florida •••.•••••.• 6 10 16 6 35 149 5 2 4 23 7 8 2 14 13 16 55

3 3 4 2 6 10 1 5 Georgia •••••.•.••• 1 1 1 ... 2 34 ... . .. .. .

18 8 11 7 8 2 26 Louisiana ••.••..•• 7 8 14 16 28 90 7 2 1 ... Mieeiesippi ••..•.• 60 94 93 61 119 1,071 25 6 18 200' 137 116 29 141 93 100 206

South Carolina •••• ... ... ... .. . ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... .. .

Texas •••.•••.••••• ... ... 1 ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . ... 1Does not include data for farms vith less than 20 trees or grapevines. See text.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS '889

Table 37.-MlSCELLANEOUS ORCHARD FRUITS AND NUTS'-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE, BY STATES: 1954

Crop and State

FIU'!Jls re­port­ing2

Number of trees

t!ot of All ages bearing

age

or bearing age

Farms re­port­ing

Quantity harvested

Total. Value (dollars)

Crop and State

Nonoi trus tree £rui ts

Avocados, total3 "101 083 2,3711 182 7941 564 1,5761 618

AFizona.... • • • • • • • • 7 299 141 158

California......... 7 1235 1,868,379 700,193 1,168,186

Florida............ 21 629 501,406 93,394 408,012

Ind:Laaa ........... .

LouiaiQJln ••••..••.•

Texas ••.• , •••.•.•••

BlliUUllls,_i total ••

Alabnma •• ,., ••..•••

Flo;rida •.•..•..•.•.

Loui,siana . ...••. , ••

Mississippi. •••••••

Texas .••......•••••

Dates, total. ... Alabama •.••.......•

Arizona ........... .

California .... ...•.

Louisiana •..••. , ...

Mississippi. •.. .. , .

New Mexico ••••..•••

Oklahoma ......... ..

Tennessee •.••••..••

Texas,., .......... .

Utah ............. ..

Guavas, total • ..

California . .•......

Florida,,., ...... ,.

Texas ..•. , ........ .

Jujubes, total.,

Arizona ............ .

California •••••.•••

Florida ....... ,, .•.

Nevada ......... , .. .

North Carolina .. ,.,

Oklahoma., •• , ••••••

Texas,,.,, ........ .

Utah ............. ..

Loquats, total. , Arizona.., ..• ,.,.,.,

California ......... '

Florida ........... .

Louisiana. ......... .

Texas •• , .• , ••.•••••

I.,-chee, total. ••

Florida ..... ,., ..• ,

Mangoes, total ..

California •.••• , •••

Florida .•••••••••.•

Texas., ... , .......• ,

Oli vea) total3 . .

Arizona .. , .... , ....

CaHrornia •.•.•.•••

Louisiana ......... .

0regon ....•... ,. ... .

Texas., ..•........•

9

'· 430

4

551

184

349

802

142

657

34

13

13

l

3

1

979

600

371

98

98

2,132

3

2,127

2

4

1,094 834

412,606 44,374 45 45

412,330

448

428

4195

242,015

8

14,421

227,194

5

12

2

7

352

12

44,730

685

43,860

185

105

2

30

44

10

7

4

3,463

10

2,314

1,122

4

13

26,555

26,555

25,932

3

786

24,888

2

249

3,650

118

3,352

180

64

15

32

5

7

1,?34

10

1,330

387

20,824

20,824

193,221 103,326

72 ?0·

193,144 103,253

5 3

260

48,232

216,083

5

13,635

202,306

5

12

2

3

103

12

41,080

567

40,508

5

41

2

15

12

5

4

1,729

984

735

5,731

5,731

89,895

2

89,891

5,314 1,663,884 188,393 1,475,491,

71 3,390 36 3,354

5,239 1,660,475 188,343 1,472,132

1 3 2 1

1 7 4

9

See footnotes ·at end of table.

41Z006 0 • S7 • S9

Pounds 51 406 55,874,283 7,7761 440 Papayas, total.

2 15,000 2 1 250 Arizona ......... ..

41 199 36,852,237 61 6331 402 California ••••••••

11 201 19,000,965 1,140,058 Florida .......... .

2

146

145

1

56

6,025 Bunches

5,165

5,160

Pounds

7

723

21,176

21,156

20

344 31,294,228 1,587,?46

60 458,642 45,864

278 30,833,526' 1,541,677

4

1

426

124

302

4

l

1

101

53

48

31

31

10

10

2,000

36

Pounds 400,635

10,938

389,697

Pounds 46

25

10

10

Bushels 1,317

877

440

Pounds 15,260

15,260

Pounds 871 2,201,871

l 55

870 2,201,816

Pounds

200

3

12,786

1,094

11,692

4

(Z)

1

1

4,174

2,414

1,760

11,445

11,445

176,153

5

176,148

1,759 65,248,000 5,056,778

6 148,000 11,486

1,753 65,100,000 5,045,292

Texat;J ••••••••.••••

Pineapples, total. ...... ..

Florida ...•......

Pomegranates, total •.......

Alabama ......... .

Arizona •.........

California •••••••

Florida ......... .

Georgia ...•...•..

Louisiana ....... .

Mississippi . .... .

Nevada .......... .

North Carolina .. .

South Caro1iaa •••

Texas .•..•.... , ..

Utah ............ .

Sapodillas, total .•.....•

Cal.ifornia •••••.•

Florida ......... .

Sugar apples, total. ....... .

Florida,., ...... .

Ci trona, total

California ...... .

Florida ......... .

Mississippi. .... .

Kumquats} total. ....... .

Alabama ... , ..... .

Arizona ...... , .. .

California ......•

Florida ......... .

Georgia .... , .... .

Louisiana ....... .

Mississippi. •. ...

Texas •••••••..•.•

Limequats~ total. ....... .

Arizona ......... .

California . ..... .

Florida ........••

Texas ........... .

Tangeloes, total .•......

Arizona .........•

california •......

Florida ......... .

Texas ..•..•......

Fams re­port­ing2 j

188

1

?

171

9

1,473

84

30

1,225

7

68

5

28

4

2

17

2

1

144

2

142

60

60

51

15

33

3

2,918

15

145

2,576

2

119

9

47

77

4

22

50

1

2,165

2

65

2,095

3

Number of trees

Not of AJ.l ages bearing

age

Of bearing age

Farms re­port­ing

Quantity harvested

Total. Value (dollars)

Nonci trus tree fruits-Continued

44,608

130

360

42,215

1,903

52,842

188

239

51,876

14

162

8

43

70

7

26

9

200

488

2

486

127

127

1,127

1,027

82

18

24,594

46

8

220

23,157

9

732

19

403

185

21

38

125

1

199,762

4

122

199,620

16

11,301

128

3

9,454

1,716

11,818

25

1

11,695

4

3?

4

12

24

8

225

225

33,307

2

357

32, ?61

187

41,024

163

238

40,181

10

125

4

31

46

2

18

200

263

261

42 85

42 85

Citrus tree fruits\

28 1,099

1,024

22 60

3,901

16

32

3,572

8

190

8

?5

44

6

35

90,979

7

90,956

16

15

20,693

30

8

188

19,585

l

542

11

328

141

15

35

90

108,783

4

115

108,664

88

5

81

31

31

284

14

28

209

15

6

7

12

1

ll

1

1

10

1,253

23

1,163

1

53

3

4

Pounds 746,906

18,000

723,806

5,100

Crates 21,889

21,889

Bushels 93,596

28

381

92,978

10

121

17

46

13

Bushels 166

163

Bushels 3

Pounds .. j 34,150

33,600

510

40

Pounds. 852,594

25

3,917

837,566

10

10,900

9

167 Pounds

41 640

100

19 60

19 480

Field boxeS. 959 217,851

22 76

937 217,775

75,693

2,700

72,381

612

118,201

118,201

157,409

69

640

156,204

25

303

41

92

31

4

332

326

9

3,4l4

3,360

50

4

26,337

1

54S

25,125

1

655

(Z)

7

42

10

6

26

762,479

266

762,213

8901 GENERAL REPORT

Table 37.-MISCELLANEOUS ORCHARD FRUITS AND NUTS'-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY

HARVESTED, AND VALUE, BY STATES: 1954-Continued

Number of trees Quantity hnrvested Number or trees Quantity hn:rvested Farms Farme

Crop and state re- Not of Of Farms I crop and State re- Not of Of Farms

port- re- Vnlue port- re- Vo.lue ing 2 All ages bearing bearing port- Total (dollars) ing2 All ages bearing bearing

port- Total (dollare) age age ing:\ age age ing2

Nuts Nuts-Continued

Pounds Almonds, total .. -10,117 5,744,393 561,622 5,182,771 4,916 79,341,353 9,438,962 Chestnuts-o:n.

Tennessee •••••••• 209 1,357 830 527 1,3 1,114 2?9 Arizona •.......•...• 66 367 79 288 5 2,000 784 Texas •••••••••••• 10 27. 25 2 . .. ... ... Arkansas •• , ••••..••• 3 13 13 ... ... ... ... Vermont •••••••••• 6 113 93 20 1 2 1 Cnlifornia .. , . ...... 9,683 5,741,841 560,814 5,181,027 4,875 79,338,000 9,437,908 Virginia •.•..••.. 176 2,979 2,072 907 37 2,1 .. 37 608 Colorado ............ 5 26 2 24 2 5 1 Washington .•.. ... 42 115 58 57 7 296 74 Georgia ..........•.. 2 3 3 ... ... ... .. . West Virginia .... 194 6,331 , .. ,518 1,813 '·~ 1,025 256

Wisconsin ......... 5 10 7 3 1 1 (Z) Idaho ............... 10 75 9 66 ... ... .. .

Number Illinois ............ 1 2 2 ... ... ... .. . Coconuts, total 177 16,757 13,247 3,510 13 16,787 1,343 Nevo.da •••••••••.•••• 14 84 30 54 2 100 20 Florida .........• 177 16,757 13,247 3,510 13 16,787 1,343 New Mexico .......... a 22 13 9 1 1 (Z) Pounds Oklahoma. , ....•..... 3 10 9 1 Filberts and ... ... ... hazelnuts,

total ......... 8,312 1,705,299 68,776 1,636,523 5,198 15,029,779 2,404,932 Oregon .............. 173 936 462 474 9 224 45

Peimsyl vania . ....•.. 2 4 ... 4 2 6 1 .Alabama •.......•. 3 12 12 . .. ... ... .. . Texas .•............. 13 45 26 19 ... ... ... Arizona .•..•....• 1 3 3 . .. ... .. . .. . Utah ................ 77 464 33 431 11 567 113 CD.lifornia ....... 64 970 411 559 38 750 121

Washington . ......... 57 501 127 374 9 450 90 Colorado, •....... 3 9 7 2 1 15 3

Pounds Delaware .•.....•. 1 4 4 ... ... ... ... Chestnuts, total 2,781 67,696 35,721 31,975 586 273,772 48,409

Georgia ........•. 1 10 10 ... ... . .. ... l\J.abama ..•.......... 200 2,008 702 1,306 59 4,908 1,227 Idaho ............ 59 723 46 677 24 3,518 704

Arkansas ....••...... 9 338 325 13 ... ... .. . Illinois •......•. 4 14 9 5 1 6 1

California .•.•.....• 155 5,453 269 5,184 55 182,119 25,497 Indiana ........... 9 545 421 124 ... ... . .. Colorado .... '.' o •••• • ] 2 31 30' 1 ... i ... . .. IO\oi'D.,, •. • • • ....•. 17 182 63 119 a 48 10 Connecticut ..•.. o ••• 39 320 176 144 4 30 7

Delaware •.... o •••••• 10 660 229 431 4 6,015 1,504 Kentucky •....•.•. 2 13 13 ... ... .. . ... Georgia •............ 219 18,354 5,937 12,417 63 60,676 15,165 Louisiana .. ....•. ... ... . .. ... ... .. . .. . Idaho ............... 3 10 a 2 ... ... ... Maryland •.••••••• 12 556 420 136 ... ... .. . Illinois •.........•. 21 262 232 30 3 625 156 Massachusetts ..•. 1 5 ... 5 1 2 (Z)

Michigan ••••••••• 7 28 9 19 ... ... .. . Indiana •.•.......... 28 505 423 82 2 11 2

Iowa ..•.•......•.... 17 105 71 34 1 75 19 Minnesota ...•.... 2 13 13 ... ... ... .. . Kentucky •......•.... 64 962 793 169 7 271 67 Mississippi •.•..• 1 2 ... 2 ... ... .. . Louisiana ........... 5 16 5 ll 2 258 64 Missouri •..••...• 1 6 ... 6 ... ... .. . 1'1aine .......•....... 1 12 12 ... ... ... .. . Montan.a. ••.....••• 8 52 9 43 2 31 6

Nebraska ••..•...• 3 15 15 ... ... .. . Maryland •••••••••••• 71 2,754 1,749 1,005 20 1,988 496

Massachusetts ....... 15 46 32 14 ... ... ... Ne'"' Hampshire . ••• 3 210 160 50 ... .. . ... Michigan ............ 27 386 347 39 3 103 26 New Jersey ••....• 6 47 23 24 1 40 8

l1innesota •. ......•.. 3 15 13 2 1 6 2 New York •.....•.. 34 351 146 205 2 3 1

Mississippi. . ....... 38 209 130 79 13 182 45 North Carolina ..• 11 68 9 59 4 431 86

North Dal<ota ..... 9 35 29 6 ... ... .. . Missouri ............ 23 162 51 111 2 104 26

3 32 32 Ohio ............. 13 57 '·1 16 3 63 12 Nebraska ...........• ... ... ... .. . New Hampshire . ...... 5 47 27 20 ... ... .. . Oregon •......••.. 5,709 1,533,044 58,493 1,474,551 4,046 14,001,026 2,21tO,l63

New Jersey .......... 69 891 625 266 12 203 51 Pennsylvania .••.• 34 831 675 156 5 15 2

3 South Caroline ••• 2 5 2 3 1 10 2 New Mexico, .....•.•• 1 3 ... ... ... . ..

South Dal<ota ..... 1 2 2 ... ... .. . ... New York~ •. ... ~ ...•. 123 ·3,017 1,814 :i,.c:::t.J3: a 729 183

32 975 243 Tennessee •...•••. a 46 21 25 1 3 1 North Carolina • .•... 129 1,509 582 927

152 3,145 2,344 801 25 902 227 Texas •...•......• 1 2 2 ... ... ... ... Ohio ................

Utah .. ,. ......... 5 13 9 4 2 21 4 Oklahoma •...•....... 1 2 ... 2 ... .. . .. .

41 525 31 494 5 L,365 341 Vermont •.•••...•. 1 2 2 ... ... ... ... Oregon .••...........

Virginia ......... 4 ·p 5 32 3 24 5

Pennsylvania •.•.•... 605 14,278 10,765 3,513 121 6,979 1,750 Washington. , ••••• 2,265 167,353 7,665 159,688 1,055 1,023,773 163,803

Rhode Island . ....... 1 20 ... 20 ... ... ... West Virginia .... 5 27 20 7 .. . .. . ... South Carolina •••••• 58 685 362 323 13 373 93 Wisconsin ..•...•• 1 4 4 ... ... .. . ... SOuth Dakota ........ 1 2 2 ... ... ... ... Wyoming .......... 1 3 3 ... .. . .. . ...

See footnotes at end of table.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 691

Table 37.-MISCELLANEOUS ORCHARD FRUITS AND NUTS'-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES, QUANTITY HARVESTED, AND VALUE, BY STATES: 1954-Continued

Number of trees ~tity harvested Number of trees ~tity harvested

Farms l Farms

Crop and state re- Not of or Farms Crop and state re- Not or or Farms port- ' re- Value port- All re- Value ing2 All ages bearing bearing port- Total (dollars) ing2 bearing bearing port- Total (dollers)

age age ages age age

ing ing

Nuts-Continued Nuts-Continued

Walnuts, English or Pounds

Walnuts, black, Pounds

Persian, totol .... 30,887 3,754,930 767,400 2,911'7,530 18,004 !J,29,176,630 22,678,073 totol ............. 11,700 193,900 81,266 112,634 4,331 621,056 27,326

Alabama ••••••••••••••• 26 54 30 24 6 339 60 Alabama ••.•••.••.••...• 355 1,225 234 991 186 21,520 863

Arizona •••••• • · • • •1• • • • 38 127 43 84 1 200 37 Arkansas ••••••••••••••• 212 3,091 905 2,186 74 24,758 988

ArkanBO.So o o o o o o • o o o o o o 15 184 109 75 3 22 4 Cnlifornia, •••••••••••• 82 5,487 3,283 2,204 27 34,946 699

California •• , •• , •••••• 18,778 3,316,059 726,947 2,589,ll2 ll,201 iu3,850,000 20,835,607 Colorado ••••••••••••••• 78 563 280 283 15 1,123 44

Colorado .............. 17 73 27 46 2 62 9 Connecticut •.. .•••••.•• 36 359 246 113 10 653 33

Conneoticut ••..••••..• 8 24 18 6 3 24 5 Delaware ••••••.••••.••• 14 99 41 58 4 237 12

Delaware •••••••••••••• 7 54 15 39 3 250 so Florida ................ 15 31 11 20 6 161 7

Florida ............... 8 90 8 82 4 117 21 Georgia., •••••••••••••• 508 2,528 490 2,038 286 48,747 1,947

Georgia ••• , •••••••••• , 73 266 62 204 36 1,678 303 Idaho •••••••••••• ,,, •• , 95 646 74 572 32 1,087 43

'Idaho ................. 79 557 213 344 19 3,925 589 Illinois ............... 621 9,935 3,674 6,261 180 3,136 652

Ulinois ........ , ..... 98 3,355 2,770 585 24 350 68 Indiana •••••••••••••••• 258 9,486 7,583 1,903 59 2,330 88

Indiana •• ,,,,.,,,,,.,, 45 530 406 124 6 66 13 Iowa •••••.•••••.••..•.• 1,603 28,465 8,689 19,776 542 ll,S07 452

Iowa •••••••••••••••••• 89 733 314 419 32 185 27 Kansas ••••••••••••••••• 234 4,103 1,430 2,673 63 3,166 120

Knnsas •.••••••• , ••••• , 12 101 12 89 2 160 24 Kentucky ............... 220 5,473 1,203 4,270 ll4 56,603 2,262

Kentucky .............. 12 25 15 10 l so 10 Louisiana ••••.••••••••• 31 130 34 96 13 2,332 ll5

Louisiana, ••• , •••••• ,. 2 ll 10 1 ... ... .. . Maine, ................. ll 33 12 21 1 1 (Z)

Maine ••••••••••••••••• 4 54 3 51 1 2 (Z) Maryland ............... 162 2,358 441 1,917 74 32,212 1,610

Maryland.,,,,,.,,,,,., 69 259 103 156 29 2,318 463 Massachusetts • ••••••••• 19 166 106 60 s 16 1

Massachusetts •••••••• . 7 21 10 ll 1 20 4 Michigan ••••••••••••••• 430 6,635 2,534 4,101 143 6,735 266

Michigan .............. 89 985 649 336 19 238 47 Minnesota •••••••••••••• 335 7,443 2,739 4,704 94 6,638 197

Minnesota ••••••••••••• so 526 276 250 8 215 32 Mississippi • ••••••••••• 140 698 265 433 78 ll,OS2 442

Mississippi,,,,.,,, •• , 26 78 31 47 8 359 64 Missouri ••••••••••••••• 636 15,107 6,036 9,071 197 40,528 1,619

Missouri •.......••.•.. 34 475 323 152 5 521 104 Montana ................ 12 94 63 31 3 26 1

Montana.,,,,,,.,,,,.,, 12 58 14 44 5 83 12 Nebraska ............... 416 10,803 5,124 5,679 150 6,605 260

Nebraska •••••••• , ••••• ll 60 28 32 3 6 1 Nevada ••••••••••••••••• 6 23 12 ll 1 30 1

Nevada •••••••••••• ~, •• New llampahire .......... 8 102 40 62 3 300 15

3 6 2 4 ... . .. ... New llampsh:We ......... 3

New Jersey ............. 66 497 so 447 23 i,l50 57 7 5 2 ... ... .. .

New Jel'sey •••••••••••• 44 New l'olexico ••••••• ~ ••••• 34 114 44 70 10 554 39

192 104 88 10 70 13

New Mexiao ••••••••• , •• 43 New York ••••••••••••••• 275 2,517 1,238 1,279 88 7,292 365

274 86 188 ll 606 91

New York .............. 164 North Carolina ........ , 698 5,562 1,319 4,243 350 18,210 913

2,750 235 2,515 81 2,311 462

North Carolina, ..... , 110 521 124 397 65 4,658 930 North Dakota, ........ , 30 303 167 136 10 ll6 5

North Dakota .......... 3 38 38 ... ... ... ... Ohio,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 351 12,453 9,422 3,031 97 8,663 433 Ohio,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, •• ll4 2,063 738 1,325 17 1,323 263

Oklahoea,,,,,,,,,, Oklahoma ••••••••• ,,,,,, 157 2,181 689 1,492 42 6,492 258

13 171 97 74 1 6 1

Oregon.,.,,,,,,.,,, 7,457 396,127 29,021 367,106 5,138 15,017,784 1,802,1)4 Oregan,,,,,,,,,, 290 3,473 245 3,228 27 3,165 95

~lvania •••••••••• 378 2,553 1,206 1,347 143 5,559 1,110 PenilBylvania,,,,,,,, •• , 1,094 19,459 9,795 9,664 405 36,880 1,843

llhode Island.,,,., .. , 1 Rhode Island .. ,, ..... 3 6 2 4 1 6 (Z)

2 2 ... ... ... ... South Carolina ........ s

South Carolina, ....... , 166 652 178 474 108 1S,S82 621 17 9 8 ... . .. ... South Dakota., ........ 15 146 89 57 3 38 6

Sou.th Dakota ........... 118 3,31~ 1,646 1,671 33 8,509 340

Tennessee, •••••• ,, •••• 103 650 145 505 45 16,114 3,222 'lemessee •.....•..••..• 443 4,875 1,381 3,494 204 28,127 1,407

Texas •••••• , •••••••••• 62 240 86 Texas .................. 154 1,071 238 833 40 6,877 340 154 6 513 78

Utah .. .,., ............ 88 382 194 Utah,,,,,,,,, .. ,, .... 53 366 223 143 21 1,926 77 188 20 1,322 198

Virginia,,,,,,, .• ,,,,,, 131 593 239 354 Vermont ••• ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10 99 53 46 2 240 12 39 2,299 457

Washington, .... , .. , .. V1rginia ............... 398 4,840 1,458 3,382 1117 21,955 1,095

2,458 22,424 2,071 20,353 985 262,507 31,501 Washington .. , .. ,,, .... , 153 452 105 347 29 3,920 157 West Virginia .. ., ..... 50 787 359 428 12 135 25 West v.trginia ......... , 349 11,492 5,399 \lisoons:l.n •• ••••••• , •••

6,093 1117 124,091 6,206 32 226 .114 112 6 195 28 Wisconsin .............. 316 4,962 2,059

~ing ............... 2,903 104 10,492 312

l 2 ... 2 ... . .. Wycming ................ s 126 ... 6 120 3 360 14 z Less than 1 dollar, 1Does the 1953-51, oron ( not include data for farms with less than 20 trees or grapevines, See text,

r season. bloom of 1953). 4Nusber or plants. 'Farms reporting trees and/or production, >Production is for

892 GENERAL REPOHT

Table 38.-HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES-FARMS REPORTING, AREA,

rotal value of snlea NW'sery products (trees 1 shrubs 1 Cut flowers 1 potted plants, tloriflt greene (dollars) vines, ornamentals, etc.) rul.d bedding plants grown for salol '

Region, Farms division, reporting Acres Value of sales (dollars) Grown under gloss Grown in the open. and State

1954 1949 Avero.ge li'arms I•'ams per repol"ting

Square feet reportinr, Acren

1954 1949 1951. 1949 1954 191t9 rnrm re-porting, 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 191 .. 9 195/t 191t9 1951,

1 u,s ........ lt53' 653' 672 392 J 09? 1605 15,032 14,744 130,662 100,1.0? 136, 339' 526 98,529,038 9,070 14,1.90 15,7791 P,68,562,1?9' 161,, 786,348 11,040 11.,269 42,085 51,239

2 The North •• 269,034,039 239,330,868 ?,236 6,550 63,812 1,8,355 64,800,786 1.4' 663' 783 8,955 10,065 10,990\20,292,9401 11?, 741, ?1,3 6,067 ?,651 13,033 Hl,5l3 3 The South •• 89,841,506 76,031,238 5,363 5,422 53,416 42,185 41 1 5)7 I ?03 31,034,835 7,745 2,31..4 2,625 19,050,797 19,858,735 2,918 3,750 20,091 22,556 4 The West ••• 94, 778,12? 76' 735' 1,99 2,433 2, 772 13,434 9,867 30,001,037 22,830,420 12,331 2,081 2,16/t 29,218,442 27,185,870 2,055 2,868 8,961 10,170

Gt.o. Dh·.:

5 N.E ••••• 33,666,748 30,912,799 ?78 ?44 6,331 4, 581 8,978,950 5,122,278 11, 51t1 1,713 1,985 17,629,536 17,'·72,331 91t6 1,108 1,176 1,680 6 M.A ••••• 99,963,082 87,115,601 2,1t55 2,022 21,569 17,079 23,095,735 14,025,263 9,408 3,676 4,004 44,605,241 42,077,321 2,174 2, 580 5,461 6,910 7 E.N.C ••• 102' 798,892 89,732,290 2,91,8 2, 748 21-t-,463 16,274 20,098, 84S 11-t-,105,087 6,818 3,1.95 3,744 43,977,133 43,246,588 2,295 2,965 5,236 6,557 8 W.N.C •.• 32,605,317 31,570,178 1,055 1,036 11,449 10,421 12,627,253 ll,4ll,l55 11,969 1,181 1,257 14,081,030 llt,945,503 652 998 1,160 3,366 9 S.A ••••• 56,056,331 '·3,444,113 2,889 2,838 23,71'. 19,852 22,336,192 15,916,709 ?, 731 1,172 1,215 9,689,021 9,?06,073 1,986 2,26? 17,80/t 17,467

10 E.S.C ••• 13,850,390 13,825,304 1,075 1,106 12,814 8,069 8,319,173 6, 131,302 7,739 1,44 lt91 3,904,?08 4,817,314 1.11 609 1,068 1,983 11 w.s.c ... 19,934,785 18, ?61,821 1,399 1,478 16,888 14,261. 10,882,338 8,986,824 7,?79 728 919 5,1.57,068 5,335,348 521 87/t 1,219 3,106 12 Mt •••••• 13,lt941 758 12,111,049 361 427 1, 525 990 2,992,301 2, 186,150 8,1289 500 473 7,067,272 6,629,313 320 424 510 559 13 Pa.c ••••• 81,283,369 64,624,450 2,072 2,345 11,909 8,877 27,008,736 20,644,2?0 13,\m 1,581 1,691 22,151,170 20,556,557 1, 735 2,1.44 8,1.51 9,611

N.E.,

14 Maine ••• 1, ?41.,228 1, 772,017 73 74 226 133 507,552 273,958 6,953 184 216 876,566 1,006,056 151 166 122 262 15 N.H ••••• 1,407, llJ 1, 791,, 707 66 52 238 155 193,888 182,979 2,9>8 153 138 1,00?,937 1, 170,728 84 105 83 102 16 Vt ...... 424,586 666,999 44 42 63 76 68,421 75,326 1,5:S5 68 64 265,062 287' 125 .70 60" 47 49 17 Muss •••• 15,059,355 15,1.90,150 275 287 1,777 2,138 2, 558,206 1, 891,167 9,393 859 1,049 9, 765,0?2 9,584,191 401 507 531 894 18 R.I. .... 2,115,608 2,1t51, 101 55 62 $52 533 872,575 958,155 15,865 120 150 1,007,319 961,471+ 37 50 57 99 19 Conn •••• 12,915,858 a, 7J7, 825 265 227 3,175 1,546 4,778,308 1, 71.0, 673 18,031 329 368 4, 707,580 4,462,757 203 220 336 274

M.A.,

20 N.Y ••••• 37,757,778 34, lt85, 970 839 768 ?, 596 7,161 a, 737,835 6,186,559 10,415 1,466 1, 538 17,7l?,lt96 16,228,423 90/t 1,-005 1,913 3,332 21 N.J ••.•• 22,518, ?78 19,221,107 579 449 4,760 4,202 6, 581.,., 391 4,209, 765 11,372 868 911 10,281,569 9,636,879 522 67/t 2,192 1,956 22 Pa •••••• 39,686,526 33,408,524 1,037 805 9,213 5,716 7, 773,509 3,628,939 7,496 1,342 1, 555 16,606,176 16,212,019 748 901 1,356 1,622

E. N.C.,

23 Ohio .... 36,213,085 29,81.6, 592 844 720 7,612 5,182 5, 792,089 4,118,562 6,863 1,088 1,139 12,644,130 11,796,611 588 768 1,096 1,443 24 Ind ••••• 11.,14?,889 12,465,044 403 378 3,211 2,001 2,1-.7?,496 1,900,034 6,148 501 552 6,069,571 6,148,401 339 461 856 945 25 Ill ..... 24,737,707 23,645,1..47 492 1.34 5, ?53 3,326 5,021,383 3,258,945 10,206 694 772 14' llt6' 414 15,750,876 390 535 1,492 1,954' 26 Mich •••• 19,920,949 15,994,307 869 838 6,606 4,1.39 5,432, 530 3,672, 826 6,251 741 767 6,887,829 5,566,291 683 782 1,'.73 1,593 27 Wis ..... 7,?79,262 ?, 780,900 340 378 1,281 1,326 1, 375,350 1,154, 720 4,045 471 511 .. 4,229,189 3,984,409 295 419 319 622

W.N.C.'

28 Minn .... 9,467,1.90 8,063,186 254 231, 2,848 2, 510 3,222,092 2,437,293 12,685 292 302 3, 581,276 3,642,665 169 254 296 1,21 29 Iowa •••• 9,182,076 .8,450,928 205 187 1.,697 3,747 4, 823,61.8 4,035, 727 23,530 230 235 3, 391., 60/t 3,105,684 134 168 162 443 30 Mo •••••• '7,159, 713 8, 391~, 169 228 205 1,313 1,467 1,681,852 2, 521,172 7,377 273 303 4,367,285 5,137,856 153 260 397 2,058 31 N.Dak •.• 1.,.39,252 478,497 33 45 282 373 198,504 241,098 6,015 25 25 114,127 157,695 6 18 5 20 32 S.Dak ••• 1,000,493 637,122 51 47 478 562 383,986 321,420 7, 529 38 33 355,482 274,861 18 23 10 20

33 Nebr •••• 2,078, 741 2,098,234 109 119 783 720 1,057,207 726,240 9,699 111 ll7 804,087 857,310 64 81 83 123

34 Kans •••• 3,277,552 3,448,042 175 199 1,048 1,042 1,259,964 1,128,205 7,200 212 242 J.,464,169 1, 769,432 108 194 207 281

S.A.,

35 Del ••••• 2,804,426 1,872,311 33 26 1,866 1,113 1,917,17.5 984,312 58,096 26 37 345,780 434,755 13 28 5/t 46

36 Md •••••• .5,696, 749 5,559,332 186 174 3,298 2,91.6 2,363,148 1,670,273 12,705 191 207 2,387,940 2,766,987 182 211 1,48 577

37 D.C ..... (NA) 423,532 (NA) 2 (NA) 4 (NA) 3,400 (NA) (NA) 14 (NA) 252,555 (NA) ·7 (NA) 10

38 Va •••••• 6,457,277 6,038, 675 238 "213 5,563 5, 786 3,783,621 2, 722,737 15,898 178 171 1,308, 712 1 1 'J?f I 'JJl 232 338 1,06? 2,2?0

39 W.Va .... 2,100,033 2,012,684 94 100 965 376 658,720 21.1,083 7,008 110 108 1, 028,843 1,240,173 68 76 146 1,0

40 N.C ••••• 5,384,866 3,734,285 4ll 4ll 2,080 1,704 l, 5:33,336 1,246,362 3,731 193 187 1,849,190 1,209,806 293 394 2,035 1,291

41 S.C ••••• 1, 596,277 1, 567,230 156 202 856 714 790,919 585,ll8 5,070 88 106 412,391 616,058 135 232 349 489

42 Ga •••••• 4,415,393 ,.,862,921 296 331 1,936 1, 731 1, 303,146 1,218,371 1,,403 154 179 766,457 854,305 141 306 230 559

43 Fla ••••• 2?,601,310 17,3?3,143 1,475 1,379 7,150 5, 1+78 9,986,127 7,245,053 6,770 232 206 1,589,708 752,903 922 675 131 1,?5 12,185

E. S.C.•

2,688,590 2,604,510 118 ll2 1,005 731. 824;904 737,036 6,991 ll5 121 1,285,948 1,561,406 71 95 126 127 44 Ky ...... 525 45 Tenn •••• 4,263,870 4,690,066 529 525 4,797 3,081 2, 64'5,039 1,933,097 5,000 101. 127 1,244, 58? 1,661,1.45 103 155 390

1,04 883 46 Ala ••••• 5,647,396 5,209, 500 287 301 5,664 3 1 lt02 4,139,284 2,999,598 11.,423 123 156 928,769 965,01.2 152 229

130 148 448 47 Miss •••• l, 250,534 1,321,228 141 168 1,31-t-8 852 709,946 461,571 5,035 102 87 41t5,404 629,421 85

w.s.c .• 1,446,493 1,169,884 101 147 904 779 489,706 482,150 4,849 84 81, 797,620 1.40,423 56 BO 81 169

48 Ark ••••• 309 517 49 La •••••• 2,999,100 1,889,276 233 266 3,997 1,342 2,115, 556 1,012,896 9,080 99 109 573,565 501, ll9 115 182

100 84 146 50 Okla .... 2,807,382 3,886,27!5 120 158 1,793 1,970 1,004,167 1,490,927 8,368 144 197 1,358,293 1,757,613 49

51 Tex ••••• 12,681,810 11,816,386 945 907 10,194 10,173 7,272,909 6,000,851 7,696 401 529 2,727,590 2,636,193 301 512 71.5 2,274

!lt.,

50 66 626,471 534,042 31 41 17 43 52 Mont •••• 830,963 895,208 33 50 153 80 98,830 276, 91-t-5 2,995

45 62 27 120 53 Idaho ••• 1,433,936 1,261,802 43 58 103 108 175,305 214,133 ,.,077 69 58 486,648 349,581

4 7,600 811 27 29 101,928 101,608 6 ll 3

54 Wyo ..... 408,220 254,854 12 13 13 13 9,737 170 229 4,837,094 4, 505,414 106 153

55 Colo •••• 6,951,257 6, 754,092 109 115 447 385 695,524 515,703 6,381 226 196 28 25 242,870 157,222 6,939 26 28 202,835 236,052 17 32

56 N.Mex ••• 529,114 547' 548 35 36 129 125 40 38 litO 26

57 Ariz •••• 2,072,319 861,266 61 82 445 147 1,530,474 570,410 25,090 32 22 123,927 114,566 427,857 3,350 68 67 687,825 774,954 72 82 125 110

58 Utah .... 1,209,419 1,409,535 63 67 207 126 211,061 5 (Z), 2

59 Nev ••••• 59,530 126,744 5 6 28 6 28,500 16,280 5,700 2 7 51t4 13,096 3

Pac., 3,618,934 3,655,571 305 511 833 699

60 Wash •••• 8,853,598 8,726,063 4J5 421 2,075 1,231 2,814,790 2,068,583 6,471 432 491 465 763 1,689

2,491,964 2,494,824 289 61 Oreg .... 9,872,017 9,lll,403 591 565 3,087 2,400 3,802,306 2,973,478 6,434 425 429

1,468 6,855 7,223 62 Calif ... 62,557,754 46,786,984 1,046 1,359 6,747 5,246 20,391,640 15,602,209 19,495 724 771 16,040,272 14,406,162 1,141

NA Not available. Z 0.05 percent or less. lF1owers and flowering plants in 1949. 2Exc1udes sweet corn seed.

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS 893

AND VALUE OF SALES; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 AND 1949

out flowers 1 potted plnnta 1 florist greona, Vegetables grown under glass, £10\o/'er seeds, vegetable seeds, vegetable plants, bulbs, and mushrooms grown for sale2

ond bedding planta grown far an1e1-Continuod

-- j Value or aalea (dollars) Grown under gloss or in house Grown in the open Value of sales (dollars)

Average Average

Farms Total Farms Square feet Farms Acres Farms Total per farm

reporting per

i reporting reporting reporting reporting. farm 1954 re-

195/, 1949 1954 1949 porting, I 1954 1949 1951. 1949 1954 1949 1954 191,9 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1951.

20,539 23,476 247,857,089 235' 825' 740 12,068 7,456 9,492 63,872,718 61,214,304 5,355 6,663 57,009 51,654 11,728 14,602 69,457,057 57,742,827 5,922 1

12,81t5 14,4?9 15?' 624' 2?0 156,114,84? 12,271 5,8?9 7,3?8 5?,186,349 54,503,809 2,384 2,944 10,603 11,143 7,468 9,210 46,608,983 38,552,238 6,241 2 4,358 5,043 41,060,?95 39,234,202 9,422 95? 1,206 3,265,316 2,665,800 1,217 1,51.1 16,320 12,753 2,000 2,474 7,243,008 5,762,201 3,622 3 3,336 3,954 49,172,024 40,1~76,691 14,740 620 908 3,421,053 4,044,695 1,754 2,178 30,086 27' 758 2,260 2,918 15,605,066 13,428,388 6,905 4

2,0?5 2,393 22,616,240 ,23,526,588 10,899 799 1,097 2,917,913 3,480,835 263 306 407 46? 958 1,261 2,071, 558 2,263,933 2,162 5 4,596 5,117 57,892,21? 57;474,?97 12,596 2,066 2,661 23,6?3,452 21,503,293 641 809 2,759 2,813 2,453 3,076 18,975,130 15,615,541 7,735 6 4,?29 5,299 59,782,080 5?,222,135 12,642 2,254 2,714 26,924,018 26,257,227 1,188 1,454 6,859 ?,095 3,116 3,749 22,91?,964 18,405,068 ?,355 7 1,445 1,6?0 17,333,?33 17,891,327 11,996 760 906 3,670,966 3,262,454 292 375 578 768 941 1,124 2,644, 331 2,267,696 2,810 8 2,657 2,806 28,715,682 23,384,931 10,808 471 567 2,121,585 1,474,014 638 884 12,426 10,518 1,o:n 1,344 5,004,457 4,142,473 4,873 9

683 828 ,,,471,579 7,041,479 6,547 216 284 689,95? 806,303 267 283 1,008 846 436 464 1,059,638 652,523 2,1.30 10 1,018 1,409 7,873,534 8,807,792 7,734 270 355 453,774 385,483 312 374 2,886 1,389 537 666 1,178,913 967,205 2,195 11

674 ?Jl 8,734,078 8,049,053 12,959 208 237 425,370 593,025 516 588 6,214 6,496 688 785 1, 768,379 1,875,846 2,570 12 2,662 3,223 1.0,4.37 1946 32,427,638 15,191 412 671 2,995,683 3,451,670 1,238 1,590 23,872 21,260 1, 572 2,133 13,836,687 11,552,542 8,802 13

250 291 1,101,218 1,352,811 4,405 104 156 203,726 216,257 44 46 32 35 136 183 135,458 145,248 996 14 188 185 1,145,002 1,452,176 6,090 74 99 91,930 171,477 26 24 32 26 89 115 68,223 159,552 767 15 105 95 310,952 500,216 2,961 5l 58 74,595 73,269 23 23 15 40 68 74 45,213 91,457 665 16 994 1,201 11,267,625 12,152,706 11,336 318 490 1,948, 743 2,586,876 98 125 146 154 373 558 1, 233,524 1,446,257 3,307 17 126 167 1,159,934 1,433,967 9,206 51 68 111,464 78,320 10 2'· 13 31 58 77 83,099 58,979 1,433 18 412 454 7,631,509 6,634,712 18,523 201 226 487,455 354,636 62 64 169 181 234 254 506,041 362,440 2,163 19

1,853 1,961 23,570;655 23,53?, 742 12,720 751 936 5,828,306 6,103,044 306 360 1,633 1,558 955 1,127 5,449,288 4,761,669 5,706 20 1,079 1,209 14,?33,904 13,672,167 13,655 330 423 1,292,291 2,153, 376 115 171 587 951 394 494 1,200,483 1,339,175 3,047 21 1,661. 1,94? 19,58?,658 20,264,888 11,m 985 1,302 16,552,855 13,246,873 220 278 539 304 1,104 1,455 12,325,359 9, 514,697 11,164 22

1,341 1,485 18,297,716 15,457,947 13,645 771 921 16,902,486 18,044,357 276 316 664 597 929 1,097 12,123,280 10,270,083 13,050 23 683 814 a, 538,890 8,608,428 12,502 351 396 3,999,928 2,830,054 151 181 388 373 452 500 3,131, 503 1, 956,582 6,928 24 859 1,023 17,190,339 17,777,161 20,012 329 428 2,169,168 2,099,853 311 452 2,891 3,509 586 806 2,525,985 2,609,341 4,311 25

1,224 1,261 10,266,404 9,622,948 8,388 486 575 2,?4?,442 2, 355, ?61 307 340 2,391 2,278 734 845 4,222,015 2,698,533 5, 752 26 622 716 5,488,731 5,755,651 8,824 317 394 1,104,994 927,202 143 165 525 338 415 501 915,181 870,529 2,205 27

354 409 5,542,?28 4,960, 707 15,65? 173 239 718,443 857,966 75 95 225 227 216 290 702,670 665,186 3,253 28 294 315 3, 780,257 3,990,261 12,858 161 159 777,227 461,008 69 56 82 59 201 196 578,171 424,940 2,876 29 332 ·403 4,,632,366 5,206,288 13,953 159 186 1,400,698 1,051, 753 52 106 116 335 191 247 845,495 666,709 4,427 30 28 32 211,775 213,514 7,563 18 17 25,569 24,465 9 7 18 12 26 23 28,973 23,885 1,114 31 44 42 586,452 281,676 13,328 32 27 48,637 25,966 7 10 18 10 37 33 30,055 34,026 812 32

137 150 876,802 1,220,359 6,400 64 98 128,641 232,280 33 36 52 56 91 120 144,732 151,635 1,590 33 256 319 1,703,353 2, 018,522 6,654 153 180 571,751 609,016 47 65 67 69 179 215 314,235 301,315 1,756 34

34 53 358,131 607, ?65 10,533 42 29 864,373 331,601 9 14 66 43 50 36 529,120 280,234 10,582 35 279 309 2,933,393 3,455,580 10,514 78 8? 535,857 287,751 44 65 185 380 107 138 400,206 433,479 3,740 36 (NA) 16 (NA) 405,932 (NA) (NA) 10 (NA) ?,510 (NA) 3 (NA) 5 (NA) 10 (NA) 14,200 (NA) 37 315 413 2,412,211 3,132, 703 ?,658 97 106 163,956 114,329 94 91 411 274 168 181 261,445 183,235 1,556 38 141. 139 1,289,539 1,520,390 8,955 88 142 212,067 444,917 33 50 17 96 107 166 151,7?4 251,211 1,418 39 415 479 3,586,291 2,176,835 8,642 64 77 99,528 102,139 105 114 419 389 158 162 265,239 309,088 1,679 40 194 279 743,954 868,557 3,835 38 39 50,216 48,336 43 69 107 58 75 101 61,404 113,555 819 41 242 393 1,165,972 1, ?31,077 4,818 42 48 52,170 35,291 132 240 8,564 7,634 170 264 1,946,275 1,913,473 11,449 42 1,034 725 16,226,191 9,484,092 15,693 22 29 143,416 102,140 178 238 2,657 1,639 192 246 1, 388,992 643,998 7,234 43

146 151 1,411,099 1,589,8?3 9,665 85 94 449,632 547,251 45 58 49 133 120 126 452,587 277,601 3,772 44 169 218 1,277,949 2,545,900 7,562 46 69 111,449 155,867 125 65 618 237 152 121 340,882 211,069 2,243 45 217 294 1,309,128 2,123,025 6,033 31 4? 80,729 53,931 49 ?3 263 209 70 107 198,984 86,877 2,843 46 151 165 473,403 ?82,681 3,135 54 74 48,147 49,254 48 87 78 267 94 110 67,185 76,976 715 47

114 130 895,768 614,746 7,858 48 50 69,880 55,107 44 65 57 67 83 106 61,019 72,988 735 48 1?7 236 826,539 804,820 4,670 30 38 41,729 58,656 34 58 22 58 61 6? 5?,005 71,560 935 49 161 227 1,592, ?72 2,215,811 9,893 ?9 110 162,287 148,416 52 57 413 149 120 147 210,443 179, 53? 1,754 50 566 816 4,558,455 5,172,415 8,054 113 157 179,878 123,304 182 194 2,394 1,115 273 326 850,446 643,120 3,115 51

61 ?9 655,365 573,887 10,744 48 55 85,232 39,849 13 19 5 23 56 66 76,768 44,376 1,371 93 52 91 560,178 328, 74? 6,023 34 45 77,172 72,004 209 251 2,436 2,815 237 284 698,453 718,922 2,94? 31 34 53 288

106,504 74,150 3,436 13 24 14,721 29,891 119 79 2,017 1,246 131 101 291,9?9 173,104 2,229 54 298 5, 795,190 5,604,696 20,122 63 55 153,816 364,449 125 153 1,261 1,751 178 198 460,543 633,693 2,58? 34 55 48 259,008 369,701 ?,618 14 17 26,848 25,291 10 8 22 6 22 24 27,236 20,625 1,238 56 62 50 406,4?5 1?6,541 6,556 6 10 6,420 9,171 16 27 404 391 20 35 135,370 114,315 101 6,768 57 120 949,928 902,663 9,405 29 28 55,561 51,148 20 33 21 61 39 57 48,430 79,015 58 I, 1,242 11 1,430 18,668 356 1 3 5,600 1,222 4 18 48 205 5 20 29,600 91,796 5,920 59

592 714 '~,422,975 4,470,563 7,471 155 253 711,421: I ?93,216 297 425' 2,592 3,479 426 615 1,615,833 2,186,917 569 3,793 60

. 1,501' 671 3,534,096 3,493,971 6,211 125 198 633,352 646,951 363 591 2,693 2,959 471 748 2,535,615 2,643,954 5,383 6l 1,838 32,480,8?5 24,463,104 21,639 132 220 1,650,910 2,011,503 5?8 574 18,587 14,822 675 770 9,685,239 6,721,671 14,349 62

894 GENERAL REPORT

Table 39.-SPECIFIED FOREST PRODUCTS ON CENSUS FARMS-VALUE OF SALES, FARMS

Fil•ewood aut Fence poato ou l Value of sales of all forest products l

Farms reporting Cords (4 1 X 1, 1 X 8 1 ) Value of cords cut (dollars) Farms reporting Number Region, division, und State

Average 195/~ 1949

1954 191.9 '1954 1949 1954 1949 per cord 1951, 1949 1951, 191,9

1954 1949

J 1 u.s ........ 130,427 '709 1.34,562,375 919,695 1,288,62/t 11,032,088 16,893,033 103,254,248 136,41.8 ~ 711 9.36 8.08 415,340 558,470 87,567 ,aos 101,,2•U,922

2 The Nor~ 35,150,055 ]6,075,776 368,619 486,637 5,651,823 7,730,149 60,314,931 69,101,811 10.67 8.94 201,921, 23? ,687 '·l,aJ6 ,;.a1 43 ,OJ? ,09? 3 The South 6? ,945 '?96 83,881,856 513,438 761,1.83 4,969,608 8,660,819 37 '?69 ,235 61,359 ,lJ6 7.60 7.08 201,890 307,040 1,2, 750 J 922 57,801,,92? 4 The West3 27,331,858 14 ,601, J 71t3 3? ,638 1,0,501, 410,657 502,065 5,1?0,082 5,987,?64 12.59 11.93 11,526 13,743 2,980,1.02 J ,401,898

Gee. Di·d•io••l 5 New England 3 •• • 3 11,61,6' 755 10,018,?21 30,8?8 40,495 '·24,807 561.,230 6,61t? ,319 8,144,845 15,65 11 .. 44 11,598 U,652 2,195,?9? 2,1:12 ,,99 6 Middle Atlantic 8,343,243 7,676,031 55,960 ?2,327 1,092,053 1,33? ,855 15 '598' 921, 19' 112,692 14.28 14,29 34,326 36,67'1 7,341,582 6,156,'/BB ? E .. N,. Central3 ... 10,984,952 12,763,240 131,,316 181,,692 2 ,1.23 ,206 3,465,567. 24,759 ,?67 21t,387 ,521 10.22 7.04 ?1,083 87,652 lit 1 100 1 'J?G 15,033,936 8 ~~~ihce~~~:!~i~J 4,175,105 5,617 17EU, 147,465 189,123 1,711,757 2,362,497 13,308,921 17,1.56,753 7.?8 7.39 81.,917 99 '706 18,198,526 19, ?lit ,0'74 9 40,82-'./+37 50,504,840 231, '753 339,056 2,259,913 4 ,010,1.50 18,588,261 30,354,657 8.23 '?.57 5? ,591 89 '721 10,277 '136 13 ,56'7 ,571

10 E .. S. Centro.1.l ... 19,632,685 24, ?30,605 186,117 278,938 1,868,023 3,189,119 12,554,111 20,683,996 6.72 6.1,9 91,510 138,81.7 18,416,075 24,955,946 11 W.S. Central3 •• 7,488,674 8,61.6/tll 92,568 11.3 ,1,89 841,6?2 1,461,250 6,626,863 10,320,483 ?.87 7.06 52, ?89 78,472 14,0571711 19,2l.!l,410 12 Mountain? ....... 4,132,496 2,871,51.5 9,70? 10,874 155 '103 167,816 1, 720,010 1, 775,5:39 11.09 10.58 5,313 5,792 1, 702,795 1,816,?15 J.3 Pncifio ~ ••• ,. ••• 23,199,362 11,733,198 2? ,931 29,630 255,554 334,249 3,450,072 4,212,225 13.50 12.60 6,2U 7,951 1,277,607 1,585,183

Now :S..load1

14 Muine •.•••••••• 4,758,995 4,538,310 9,836 u,864 126,124 187,?16 1,891,860 2,708,742 15.00 llt.43 2,863 3,757 595,308 556,501. 15 New Hampshire •• 1,1,51,565 1,201,405' 4,165 5,503 50,9?1 75,386 815,536 1,055,404 16.00 14.00 1,357 1,679 198,207 2?1,560 16 Vermont •••••••• 4,433,993 3,405,419 8,682 9,952 lit? ,549 169,136 2 ,.360 '784 2,1t86,299 16.00 14.?0 4,216 4,403 971,280 893,898 1? Mnasaohusetts •• 748, ?l? 623,364 1.,108 5,779 53,225 69,145 851,600 995,688 16.00 14.40 1,602 1,974 231,639 257 ,0?6 18 Rhode Island ••• 18, ?24 23,173 Jt,t, 1,?0 1.,290 5,953 66,495 85' 128 15.50 14.30 98 125 9,161 12,819 19 Connecticut •••• 234 ,'/61 227,050 3, ?1.3 lt,927 1,2,648 56,894 661,044 813,581. 15.50 14.30 1,462 1,?14 190,202 190,492

Middle Atlaa.tie;

20 New York ••••••• 5,027,668 3,881,826 31,' 189 ItO ,870 BOO ,lt67 94? ,823 12,807 ,4?2 14,662,822 16.00 15 .1.? 21,622 21,114 5 ,331,104 4,182,6?1 21 New Jersey ••••• 11,8,106 209,913 1,513 2,739 16,958 23,467 237 ,t.l2 318,682 14,00 13.58 ?69 1,165 109,707 121,943 22 Pennsylvania ••• 3 J 167,469 3,584,292 20,258 28,718 274,628 366,565 2,554,01.0 4,131,188 9,30 11.27 11,935 14,398 1,900,7?1 1,852,1?4

£-at North Ceatral:

23 Ohio ........... 1,531,424 2,510,754 16,611 23,819 229 ,o88 342,587 2,061,792 1,9it5 ,894 9.00 5.68 9,212 12,200 1,312,578 1,510,?23 24 Indiana •••••••• 1,081,924 1,599,360 18,674 26,952 312,6?9 448,598 2,188,753 2,426,915 7.00 5.41 9,735 12,401 1,340,43/t 1,442,440 25 Illinois ••••••• 630,184 905,318 12,603 20,635 161,051 266,742 966,306 1,923,210 6,00 ?.21 10,201 15,308 1,956,145 2,524,166 26 Michigan .•••••• 3,318,220 3,084,101 2? ,642 40,930 618,648 941,068 7,423,776 6,446,920 12,00 6.85 7,953 10,893 1, 763,.349 2,010,518 27 Wisconsin •••••. 4,423,200 lt,663,?07 58' 786 ?2,356 1,101,740 1,466,572 12,119,140 11,644,582 11.00 7.94 33,982 36,850 ? ,728,0?0 7,546,089

Weal Nurtb Central:

28 Minnesota •••••• 1,893,206 2,157,592 41,920 58,108 527 ,.31.6 731,708 4,tt82,A.4l 6,541,470 8,50 8.94 22,037 25,100 4,066,296 4' 183,643 29 Iowa ••••••••••• lt53 ,472 440,143 17,604 24,712 202,?59 251,858 1,540,968 1,7?8,11? ?.60 7.06 11,9?6 13,653 2,288,492 2,356,111 30 Missouri ••••••• 1,506,768 2,572,582 66,861 81,482 ?68' 181 1,136,754 5 '761,358 ? ,241,12.3 7.50 6.37 38,984 48,580 9 1327 ,07/t 10,893,613 31 North Dolcota ••• 29,?82 31,174 1,660 2,786 19,082 28,497 139,299 269,582 7.30 9.46 1,078 1,304 320,827 342,486 32 South Dakota ••• 55,384 100,312 1,334 2,335 12,3?1 19,103 98,968 141,744 8.oo ?.42 505 775 131.,147 199,034 33 Nebro.skn ••••••• 68,664 58,826 6,?90 6,656 64,593 63,039 581,337 554' 743 9.00 8.80 2,824 2,480 526,?38 368' 794 34 Kansas ••••••••• 167,829 257,155 11,296 u,o44 11? ,425 131,538 704,550 929,974 6.00 ?.0? 7,513 7,814 1,534,952 1,370,393

·So11tb Atlulie:

35 Delaware ••••••• 201.,386 153,151 568 1,220 5,388 11,265 61,962 123 I 915 11.50 11.00 353 ?41 52,505 93,281 36 Maryland ••••• ,. 1,011,816 1,058,281, 7,725 11,21? ?5,9?8 11? ,3?3 873 1 ?It? 1,193,683 11.50 10.17 3,260 4,130 431,578 490,150 37 D.C ............ (NA) 500 (NA) 2 (NA) 14 (NA) 142 (NA) 10.14 (NA) 1 (NA) 1,500 38 Virginia ....... 7,347,469 6,550,253 43,?77 56,039 546,226 798,991 4,916,034 6,551,726 9.00 8.20 13 '7/.4 16,934 1,882,094 2,012,070 39 West Virginia •• 1,679,596 2 ,255,05.3 8,886 !It' 141 111,216 207,117 86? ,485 1,578,232 ?.80 ?.62 6,720 11,093 1,112,440 1,596,225 40 North Carolina 8,125,069 9,8?4,357 89,198 12? ,507 860,888 1,523,953 7,059,282 10,911,50J 8.20 ?.16 14,849 22,615 2,346,894 2 '758 ,495 41 South Carolina 4,253 '735 5,030,246 36,307 50,611 281,252 573,820 2,250,016 4,561,869 8.00 ?.95 5,440 9,023 957' 955 1,39'.,320 42 Georgia •••••••• 14,696,324 21,839,229 42,9?8 72,50? 340,380 72? ,262 2,212,470 4,8?9,928 6,50 6.?1 11,290 22,546 2,740/tl? 4,435,311 43 Florida ......... 3,506,042 3, 743,767 5,314 5,812 38,585 50,655 347,265 553,659 9.00 10.93 1,935 2,638 ?53 ,253 786,219

East South Cc!atr•l:

44 Kentucky ••••••• 1,861t ,290 3,199,148 27,444 45,197 405,004 720,69? 2,025,020 3,999,868 5.00 5.55 17 ,57lt 29,344 2,5.31,663 4,023,?50

45 Tennessee •••••• 3,518,570 4,470,294 51,723 78 '795 556, ?06 989,065 3 ,50? ,21,6 5,716,796 6.30 5.?8 25,531 36 '?35 4,393,048 5,595,573

46 Alabnma ••••••• ~ 8,503,161 9,966,670 43,161 72,054 354,769 646,114 2,554,337 4,568,026 7.20 7.07 15 '732 28 '?88 3,619,43? 5 '731,,454

47 Mississippi •••• 5 J 746,664 7 ,091~,493 63,789 82,892 551,544 833,243 4 ,1.,67 ,506 6,399,306 8.10 ? .68 32,6?3 43,980 7,871,927 9,602,169

Weal Soatb Ceatral:

48 Arkansas •••• ,. •• 2,865,913 3,480,631 38,685 59,969 385,380 686,159 2,697,660 5,255,9?8 ?.00 7.66 20 J lllt 31,629 I,' 715,664 6,?84,838

49 Louisiana •••••• 1,941,001, 1,962,838 15,101 18,792 U3,4?3 173,289 1,067 '781, 1,206,091 8.00 6.96 6,819 10,964 2,000,8llt 2,877,076

50 Oklahoma ••••••• 285 ,31t5 401,201 14 ,4?8 21,593 146,507 262,933 1,274,611 1,482,942 8.70 5.64 11,444 !It ,029 J,l44/t26 3 ,281. ,476

51 Texas •••••••••• 2,396,412 2,801, 741 v~ ,304 1.3,135 176,312 338,869 1,586,808 2,375,472 9.00 ?.01 14,412 21,850 4,196,807 6,335,020

Moutaia:

52 Montnna ......... 922,769 642,631 2,584 2,905 31,01.1 41,447 356,9n 399,51t9 11.50 9.64 1,884 1,?03 690,238 4?5 ,sao

53 Idaho .......... 1,551,888 867 ,4>8 3,215 3,535 35,263 43,788 1,05,524 1,55,395 11.50 10.40 1,359 1,5:?4 385,385 525,5:':0

54 Wyoming ........ 236,871 131,623 405 728 1.,288 10,171 57,888 101, ?10 13.50 10.00 359 498 134,547 177,473

55 Colorado ......... 290, ?66 290,409 1,155 1,309 13,037 14,971 136,888 142,224 10.50 9.50 883 1,099 253 ,40? 320,490

56 New Mexioo ...... 148,568 183,334 1,719 1,601 36,480 31,144 364,800 323,2?5 10,00 10.38 519 476 145' ?95 133,900

57 Arizona •••••••• 839,418 ?11,698 300 349 31,68? 22,430 364,400 311,328 11.50 13.88 (NA) 200 (NA) lltJ,049

58 Utah ........... 90,008 42,434 139 164 1,5?7 1,234 14,508 13,11? 9.20 10.63 264 200 86,681 ?0,683

59 Nevada ••••••••• 52,208 1,988 190 283 1,?30 2,631 19,030 28,941 11.00 11.00 45 92 6,71,2 19,?20

P.eifiet

60 washington ••••• 5,128,192 3,580,38? 11,712 12,41t6 106,356 U5,1?l 1,276,272 1,611,238 12.00 11.92 3,?24 3,94? 640,106 705 ,o<Y.

61 Oregon ••••••••• llt,050,921 6,368,242 8,953 11,009 85,294 129,322 1 1,023,528 1,383' ?45 12,00 10.?0 2,489 3,090 63?, 501 652,722

62 Cal.ifornia ••••• ,,,020,249 1,?84,569 7,266 6,175 63,904 69,756 1,150,2?2 1,217,242 18,00 17.1.5 (NA) 911. (NA) 227,397

NA Not available.. 1Inoludes value or maple sirup and maple sugar. See text. which data are available. 4Data for 123 counties only in East Texas.

2In 1949, does not include amount sold as standin,g timber. JTotals tor 0tntoe for

FRUITS AND NUTS, HORTICULTURAL SPECIAL TIES, AND FOREST PRODUCTS REPORTING, QUANTITY, AND VALUE OF PRODUCTION; BY DIVISIONS AND STATES: 1954 AND 1949

Fenoo posta out-continued So.wlogs cut2 Pulpvood cut Standing timber

Value of poets out (dollars) Fal'DlB reporting Board feot eold 1 1949 F~:rma reporting Cords (4 1 X 4 1 X 81 ) Value of cords cut

( thoUBanda)

Value of Average Farms sale a 1954 1949

per post 1954 1949 1954 1949 reporting (dollars) 1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

1954 1949

29,786,078 34,143,62~ 0.34 0.33 180,300 190,754 3,775,799 1,514,.594 108,677 68,037,294 67' 770 47,758 3,287,287 1,667,085 29,990,414 16,883,878

v.,?92,lltl 15,007,574 0.35 0.35 92,773 109,581 693,313 563,464 23,794 10,261,093 15,888 16,652 637,868 551,278 9,340,100 7 ,302,41~6 13,869,518 17,824,561 0.32 0.31 78,958 77,218 2,024,019 742,766 79,422 50,083,070 50,534 30,341 2,501t,851 1,049,436 18,533,055 8,667,571 l,l21t,419 1,311,488 0.38 0.39 8,569 3,955 1,058,467 208,364 5,461 7,693,131 1,348 765 144,568 '66,371 2,117,259 913,861

614,155 499,801 0.28 0.23 10,029 11,859 192,951 120,634 2,954 1,954,268 6,104 5,467 312,426 255,020 4,438, 761 3,309,495 2,712,353 2,006,050 0.37 0.33 15,719 17,615 144,740 101,483 4,437 2,627,086 (NA) 2,545 (NA) 68,337 (NA) 1,041,961 5,265,801 5,825,602 0.37 0.39 41,497 47,123 230,922 203,135 9,737 4,132,881 6,866 5,699 233,667 150,499 3,587,030 1,811,338 6,199,832 6,676,121 0.34 0.34 25,528 32,984 124,700 138,212 6,666 1,546,858 2,918 2,941 91,775 77,422 1,314,309 1,139,652 4,451,808 5,213,439 0.43 0.38 39,919 37,283 1,222,735 407,005 33,394 28,223,481 24,430 15,194 1,598,223 657,784 10,031,143 5,033,577 5,551,806 7,373,277 0.30 0.30 30,596 32,186 607,000 258,897 32,707 16,424,172 19,410 11,513 682,525 271,269 6, 775,008 2,956,167 3,865,904 5,237,845 0.28 0.27 8,443 7,749 194,284 76,864 13,321 5,435,417 6,694 3,634 224,103 120,383 1,726,904 677,827

734,736 786,134 0.43 0.43 2,024 1,141 169,073 71,569 813 1,013,913 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 389,683 .525,354 0.31 0.33 6,545 2,814 889,394 136 '795 4,648 6,679,218 1,348 765 144,568 66,371 2,117,259 913,861

136,921 100,171 0.23 0.18 3,584 4,738 60,530 50,493 1,135 827,282 4,083 4,088 241,411 203,472 3,379,754 2,639,032 51,534 53,174 0.26 0.24 1,304 1,413 45,599 16,103 622 450,881 436 350 19,512 14,276 292,680 185,588

223,394 187,719 0.23 0.21 3,697 3,894 61,565 39,419 751 452,775 1,475 1,022 46,462 36,595 696,930 475 '735 92,656 82,248 0.40 0.32 967 1,192 19,216 10,609 281 158,871 78 (NA) 2,576 (NA) 37,352 (NA) 5,039 4,102 0.55 0.32 33 55 187 421 13 5,887 6 7 965 677 12,545 9,140

104,611 72,387 0.55 0.38 444 567 5,854 3,589 152 58,572 26 (NA) 1,500 (NA) 19,500 (NA)

1,652,642 1,212,975 0.31 0.29 9,032 9,092 76,009 52,914 1,981 1,01? ,691 (NA) 1,013 (NA) 33,152 (NA) 531,427 71,310 70,727 0.65 0.58 266 411 2,303 2,125 202 115,251 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

988,401 722,348 0.52 0.39 6,421 8,112 66,428 46,444 2,254 1,494,144 (NA) 1,532 (NA) 35,185 (NA) 510,534

656,289 694,933 0.50 0.46 7,028 7,826 53,226 35,324 2,720 1,160,177 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 670,217 750,069 0.50 0.52 6,514 6,503 34,483 25,201 2,420 991,825 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1,01?,195 1,312,566 0.52 0.52 4,509 6,254 23,159 22,418 1,361 450,526 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ?58,240 804,207 0.43 0.40 6,405 8,375 41,419 40,251 1,606 722,022 1,963 1,840 82,025 53,208 1,312,400 621,469

2,163,860 2,263,827 0.28 0.30 17,041 18,165 78,635 79,941 1,630 808,331 4,903 3,859 151,64.2 97,291 2,274,630 1,189,869

1,097,900 1,296,929 0.27 0.31 10,187 12,341 42,226 48,489 918 245,111 2,878 2,941 89,037 77,422 1,291,036 1,139,652 1,006,936 1,154,494 0.44 0.49 5,378 5,827 20,552 18,944 633 138,061 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,984,664 3,159,148 0.32 0.29 9,963 13,282 61,922 60,455 4,2?4 962,881 40 (NA) 2,738 (NA) 23;273 (NA)

115,498 133,570 0.36 0.39 (NA) 91 (NA) 577 46 4,915 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 67,074 103,498 0.50 0.52 (NA) 1().; (NA) 4,719 55 43,665 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

237,032 184,397 0.45 0.50 (NA) 309 (NA) 1,718 93, 22,972 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 690,728 644,085 0.45 0.47 (NA) 1,030 (NA) 3,310 647 129,253 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

34,128 41,044 0.65 0.44 215 297 4,312 1,608 179 117,004 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 302,105 240,174 0.70 0.49 2,057 2,458 34,750 14,295 784 627,180 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

(NA) 765 (NA) 0.51 (NA) ... (NA) ... 1 500 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,129,256 1,026,156 0.60 0.51 8,456 7,560 224,001 71,246 4,861 3,891,457 6,441 4,581 243,632 127,349 2,436,320 1,374,096

w.,9?6 670,414 0.40 0.42 2,894 4,065 53,460 35,765 1,957 852,826 (NA) 946 (NA) 20,%9 (NA) 283,711 938,758 965,473 0.40 0.35 13,226 12,281 264,882 95 '775 9,418 7,265,807 6,452 4,319 205,467 103,271 1,849,203 933,570 344,864 501,955 0.36 0.36 4,197 3,776 125,969 41,267 4,193 3,523, 792 . 3,406 1,565 200,924 86,631 1,004,620 589,091 986,550 1,508,006 0.36 0.34 7,658 5,946 42,512 136,232 9,728 0,147,125 6,446 3,041 697,393 244,657 3,486,965 1,497,301 271,171 259,452 0.36 0.33 1,216 900 72,849 10,817 2,273 1,797' 790 1,685 742 250,807 74,907 1,254,035 355,808

1,240,515 1,649,738 0.49 0.41 6,311 7,601 65,388 45,174 5,602 2,034,651 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 1,493,636 1,678,672 0.34 0.30 9,701 12,102 122,149 68,867 7,046 2,707,482 (NA) ! 1,963 (NA) 27,975 (NA) 323,950 1,085,831 1,548,303 0.30 0.27 7,078 6,540 256,669 79,515 11,101 7 ,18? ,423 6,560 2,464 391,504 97,477 3,719,288 972,820 1, 731,824 2,496,564 0.22 0,26 7,506 5,943 162,794 65,341 8,958 4,494,616 12,850 7,086 291,021 145,817 3,055 ,no 1,659,397

1,131,759 1,356,968 0.24 0.20 5,211 4,419 86,664 35,909 6,127 2,134,230 3,601 1,371 105,455 33,685 896,368 243,543 500,204 776,811 0.25 0.27 1,319 1,107 54,736 16,541 2,701 1,411,441 (NA) 984 (NA) 38,668 (NA) 182,126 848,995 886,809 0.27 0.27 (NA) 892 (NA) 4,772 743 148,355 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1,384,946 2,217,257 0,33 0.35 41,913 1,331 452,884 19,642 3,750 1,741,391 43,093 1,279 4118,648 48,030 4830,536 252,158

289,900 170,352: 0,42 0.40 636 352 41,724 7,950 177 168,040 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 100,200 204,953 0.26 0.39 1,027 442 95,547 15,465 298 289,176 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 76,692' 92,286 0.57 0.52 94 71 8,463 2,099 51 48,414 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 141,908 160,245 0.56 0.50 205 171 14,872 4,570 150 86,609 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 691:~ 44,187 0.48 0.33 (NA) 78 (NA) 2,347 97 72,167 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

65,803 (NA) 0.46 (NA) 8 (NA) 38,672 15 333,467 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 52,009 37,462 0,60 0.53 54 18 3,431 463 24 14,510 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 4,045 10,846 0.60 0.55 8 1 5,036 3 1 1,530 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

198,433 204,469 0,31 0.29 2il5:i 1,449 223,532 57,906 1,629 1,471,070 920 464 102,521 49,334 1,486,554 690,676 191,250 (NA)

195,817 0.30 0,30 3,693 1,185 665,862 65,921 2,475 4,022,784 428 301 42,047 17,037 630,705 223,185 125,068 (NA) 0.55 (NA) 180 (NA) 12,968 544 1,185,364 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

895

(dollars)

Average per cord (dollars)

1954 191,9

9.12 10.13 1

14.64 13.25 2 7.40 8.26 3

14.65 13.77 4

14.21 12.98 5 (NA) 15.25 6

15.35 12.04 7 14,32 14.72 8 6.28 7.65 9 9.93 10.90 10 7.71 5.63 ll (NA) (NA) 12

14.65 13.77 13

14.00 12.97 14 15.00 13.00 15 15.00 13.on 16 14.50 (NA) 17 13.00 13.50 18 13.00 (NA) 19

(NA) 16.03 20 (NA) (NA) 21 (NA) 14.51 22

(NAl 1NA) 23 (NA NA) 24 (NA) (NA) 25

16.00 11.68 26 15.00 12.23 27

14.50 14.72 28 (NA) (NA) 29 8.50 (NA) 30 (NA) (NA) 31 (NA) (NA) 32 (NA) (NA) 33 (NA) (NA) 34

(NA) (NA) 35 (NA) (NA) 36 (NA) (NA) 37

10.00 10.79 38 (NA) 13.53 39 9.00 9.04 40 5.00 6.80 4l 5.00 6.12 42 5.00 4.75 43

(NA) (NA) 44 (NA) 11.58 45 9,50 9.98 46

10.50 11.38 47

8.50 7.23 48 (NA) 4.71 49 (NA) (NA) 50

47.00 45.25 51

(NA) (NA) 52 (NA) (NA) 53 (NA) (NA) 54 (NA) (NA) 55 (NA) (NA) 56 (NA) (NA) 57 (NA) (NA) 58 (NA) (NA) 59

14.50 14.00 60 15.00 13.10 61

(NA) (NA) 62

896 GENERAL REPORT

Table 40.-MAPLE SIRUP AND MAPLE SUGAR-FARMS REPORTING, NUMBER OF TREES TAPPED, QUANTITY,

VALUE, AND VALUE OF SALES; BY STATES: 1929 TO 1954·

Trees tapped (number) t>1o.ple Bil·up mndo

Farms reporting Number of trees Average per farm Fnrms reporting Gallons of sirup Vnlue (dollars)

State

1954 1949 1939 1954 1949 1939 1954 1949 1954 1949 1939 195/t 1949 1939 1929 1954 1949

United Stn tes (NA) (NA) 29,768 (NA) (NA) 9,954,860 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 29,584 (NA) (NA) 2,456,400 2,341,023 (NA) -- (NA) -

Specified States1.' 15,968 27,843 29,766 5,509,1?7 7,759,670 9,954,838 345 279 15,854 2?,039 29,582 1,329,194 1,480,390 2,1.56,389 2,341,015 6,114 ,57? 6,?58,781

Connecticut .... 132 239 87 ll,283 8,540 5,174 85 36 lJ1 221. 86 3,337 2,309 1,817 1,411, 16,.351 12,238 Illinois ....... (NAl (NA) 86 (NA) (NA) 9,092 (NA) (NA) (NAl (NA) 86 (NA) (NA) 4,164 4,033 (NAl (NA) Indiana ........ (NA (NA) 903 (NA) (NA) 155,308 (NA) (NA) (NA (NA) 902 (NA) (NA) 48,551 41,123 (NA (NA) Iowa .•.•••..•.• (NA) (NA) 141 ~NA) (NA) 12,713 ~NA) ~NA) (NA) ~NA) 141 (NA) ~NA) 3,946 1,276 (NAl (NA) Kentucky .•....• (NA) (NA) ... NA) (NA) ... · NA) NA) (NA) NA) ... (NA) (NA) .. . 231 (NA (NA)

Maine .....•.... 919 2,035 1,124 79,539 127,758 144,352 87 63 914 1,976 l,ll7 13,464 17,338 22,370 36 ,23/t 75,398 93,625 Maryland ....... (NA) 107 133 (NA) 25,443 44,33'7 (NA) 238 (NA) 102 132 (NA) 11,097 24,120 15,339 (NA) lt2,169 Massachusetts . . 419 782 536 ll5,439 154,632 181,574 276 198 417 730 529 39,686 38,005 52,624 39,677 191t,461 193,826 Michigan ....... 1,707 3,207 2,269 348,982 521,441 473,248 204 163 1,699 3,118 2,264 93,513 102,866 122,513 ?9,307 495,619 516,282 Minnesota ...... 232 (NA) 217 27,844 (NA) 26,991 120 (NA) 231 (NA) 21.:3 4,71.4 (NA) 4,760 5,159 26,092 (NA)

Missouri ....... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) .. . ,.,14'· (NA) (NA) New Hampshire . . 959 1,688 ~ 1,138 193,146 259,473 230,883 201 154 943 1,629 1,126 49,817 49,668 52,049 80,371 269,012 235,923 New Jersey ..... 14 (NA) 5 789 (NA) 36 56 (NA) 14 (NA) 5 219 (NA) 13 23 942 (NA) New York ....... 4,655 7,097 9,042 1,616,307 2,114,010 3,146,970 347 298 4,636 6,905 8,960 396,804 399,646 800,410 612,580 1,726,097 1//86,418 North Carolina. (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) . (NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... 391 (NA) (NA)

Ohio •.•.••.•..• (NA) 2,126 2,563 (NA) 578,898 814,045 (NA) 272 (NA) 2,100 2,561 (NA) 157,602 26?,933 205,365 (NA) 781,706 Pennsylvania • .. 1,76? 2,653 2,821 343,462 429,545 564,0ll 194 162 1,759 2,579 2,806 121,348 99,804 172,501 133,328 521,796 43? ,142 Rhode Island . .. 3 1 ... 28 100 ... 9 100 3 1 ... 12 30 . .. (NA) 59 159 Tennessee ...... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) . .. (NA) (NA) .. . 51 (NA) (NA) Vermont ........ 3,295 5,025 5,059 2,455,945 3,184,859 3,699,357 745 634 3,257 4,887 5,012 536,795 519,949 754,083 999,390 1 2,469,257 2,235,781

Virginia ....... (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) .. . (NA) (NA) ... 14,956 (NA) (NA) West Virginia •. (NA) (NA) 594 (NA) (NA) 30,538 (NA (NA) (NA) (NA) 576 (NA) (NA) 13,438 12,482 (NA) (NA) Wisconsin ...... 1,866 2,883 3,048 316,413 354,971 416,209 170 123 1,650 2,788 3,046 69,455 82,076 111,09? 54,144 319,493 423,512

All other States . . (NA) (NA) 2 (NA) (NA) 22 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 2 (NA) (NA) 11 8 (NA) (NA)

Mnple sirup Maple sugar made made-Continued

Value (dollars) value or maple products sold (dollars)

-Continued Farms repor \..ing Pounds of sugar Value (dollars)

State Average Average per rarm

Average reporting trees per gallon 1954 1949 1939 1954 1949. 1939 1929 1954 1949 per pound 1954 1949 tnpped

1954 1949 1954 1949 1954 1949

United States (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3,388 (NA) (NA) 355,566 1,341,491 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Specified States 1 •• · , •. 60 4.57 1,209 2,079 3,388 93,853 149,154 ,355,566 _1,341,491 82,270 11? ,879 0.88 0.79 5,664,899 4,173,768 355 150 ----,

Connecticut ..... 4.90 5.30 18 17 25 608 144 1,544 1,540 547 130 0.90 0.90 15,491 5,583 117 23

Illinois ........ (NAl (NA) (NA) (NA) 14 (NA) (NA) 504 1,388 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Indiana ......... (NA (NAl (NA) (NA) 51 (NA) (NA) 1,697 ll,205 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Iowa ............ (NA) (NA (NA) (NA) ll (NA) (NA) 38? 1,873 (NA) (NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Kentucky ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) . .. 161 (NA) (NA) NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

Maine ........... 5.60 5.40 32 68 53 1,089 3,419 5,471 22,584 1,024 3,180 0.94 0.93 67,988 45,47'· 74 22

Maryland ........ (NA) 3.80 (NA) 19 35 (NA) 1,500 12,237 18,370 (NA) 9?5 (NA) 0.65 (NA) 31,066 (NA) 290

Massachusetts ... 4.90 5.10 51 71 75 4,822 3,812 19,733 34,199 4,726 3,355 0.98 0,88 182,?79 132,716 436 170

Nichigan ...•.... 5.30 5.02 91 141 181 1,968 8,632 ll,106 34,048 1,909 6,412 0.97 0.74 447,413 298,350 262 93

Minnesota ........ 5.50 (NA) 4 (NA) 17 44 (NA) 569 3,543 43 (NA) 0.98 (NA) 23,520 (NA) 101 (NA)

Missouri ........ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) ... 1,711 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

New Hampshire . .. 5.40 4.75 ?2 155 157 3,873 6,755 16,018 98,011 3,486 5,944 0.90 0.88 239,625 14? ,866 250 88

New Jersey ...... 4.30 (NA) (NA) 2 ... (NA) 12 4 ... (NA) .. . (NA) 857 (NA) 61 (NA) ... 141 New York ........ 4.35 4.47 448 636 1,421 36,944 36,283 131,219 297,871 33,619 28,664 0.91 0.79 1,595,964 1,001,238 343

North Carolina . . (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ... (NA) (NA) .. . 55 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

(NA) 4.96 (NA) 68 62 (NA) 10,ll6 3,224 J8,5ll (NA) 8,599 (NA) 0.85 (NA) 519,?77 (NA) 21,4 Ohio ............ 89 Permsyl van in . ... 4.30 4.38 1?3 306 456 6,?57 19,672 55,703 104,929 5,135 13,?70 0.76 0.70 4?9,201 236,251 271

2 (NA) 2 1.00 56 125 19 125 Rhode Island . ... 4.92 5.30 1 ...

(N.\i ... (N.\i (N.\i (NA) (NA)

TeMessee . ...... (NA) (NA) (NA) (N.\i ... (NA) ... 330 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 316

Vermont ......... 4.60 4.30 263 455 564 30,501 42,390 83 ,?61 627,325 25,621 35,184 0.84 0.83 2,341,840 1,585,727 7ll

Virginia •....••• (NA) (NA) (NA) ~NA) (NA) (NA) 17,487 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ... ... (NA) (NA) (NA)

West Virginia •.. (NA) (NA) (NA) NA) 153 (NA) (NA) 9,646 18,801 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 59 Wisconsin ....... 4.60 5.16 56 143 1ll 7,245 16,431 2,735 7,545 6,158 ll,666 0.85 0.71 270,165 169,595 145

(NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) All other States .. . ... ... . ..

NA Not available. lTotals for States for which data are available ..