PROPERTY OF STANISLAUS COUNTYPlease keep this copy

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

P. O. BOX 2015 -MODESTO, CALIFORNIA

..

TO THE STATE DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURETHE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISoreTHE CHIEF ADMI:NISTRATIVE OFFICER

Gentlemen:

We herein present Stanislaus County's Agricultural Crop Reportfor 1965. This is the first time for several years that the income forfarm crops has shown a decline. This 1'Tas approximately a two milliondollar decline from the previous 1964 income.

It will be noted in reading this report that there was a largedrop in the peach and grape incomes. Livestock, dairying and poultryincreased and this offset some of the losses. A serious loss to thisgroup of farmers was an approximate twenty percent in the peach incomedue to bad weather conditions during harvest.

Again we want to remind you that these are gross figures and donot represent the net income to the farmers.

We wish to thank all of the irrigation districts, business firmsand individuals who cooperated with us by furnishing information whichmade the compilation of this report possible. We also thank the mem-bers of the Agricultural Extension Staff ~~d the Agricultural Commis-sioner:.'s Staff.

Respectfully submitted,

L da."\..o: 'ARl'm.r V. SARQUIS r"'~~Stanislaus CountyDirector of Extension

~ --Pea acreage was almost double that of 1964. Yields were slight-.1y better, prices stable. There was sizeable increase in gross income.

Red Clover --Acreage and yields were better.Gross income was up slightly.

Prices were one half cent

lower.

Miscellaneous --Acreage and value were up sli~tly.up slightly.

Gross income was

VEGETABLE CROPS

Gross income was up almost $3,000,0000Vegetable acreage was up in 1965.It was~ on the overall~ a good year.

Tomatoes --Total acreage was down only slightly, yields were downslightly a1soo Prices were much better resulting in an increase in gross in-come of almost $2,500,OOO~ The absence of braceros was felt in acreage reduc-tions, however, machine picked fields had a better than anticipated yield. Thecost of picking was probably up from 1964, but this is not shown as these aregross and not net values.

Watermelons --Acreage decreased slightly, however, yields were muchOn the average, priQes were less but gross income was better than 1964.

better.}f('

Cantaloupes --Acreage declined again this year. Yields were downslightly. Prices were slightly better. Gross 'income was off slightly.

Honeydews --Acreage was down some.Gross income was down slightly.

Prices and yields were better.

Although pricesOther Melons --Acreage was down, yields were down.were up, overall gross income was down.

~ --Acreage increased one third. Yields and prices were downslightl~ resulting in a small decrease in gross income. "

Prices were stable.Spinach --Acreage was down.Gross income was slightly down.

Yields were up.

Green Lima Beans --Acreage was up one third. Yields were down slight~ly, but prices were a little better. Gross income was up significantly.

Prices were down slightly.Onions --Acreage and yields were up.Gross income was up over 2 per-cent.

Yields,

prices, andLettuce --Acreage was down over 50 per-cent.gross income were up.

GrossYield and prices were down.Peppers --Acreage was up slightly.income was down over 10 per-cent 0

/'"

Cole Crops --Acreage was up almost 100 per-cent on cauliflower. Broc-coli was stable. Yields on cauliflower were better, broccoli was stable. Bothprices were up. Broccoli gross income was up slightly, cauliflower was up over100 per-cent.

Snap Beans --These figures are included in miscellaneous in 1965.Acreage was up 25 per-cent. Yields were down slightly. Prices were a littlebetter.

Gross income was up approximately $5010000

FRUIT AND NUT CROPS

Acreages devoted to fruit and nut crops continue to gain. There is anindication that the walnut and almond acreages are beginning to level offoApricot planting will continue. We did not have a pear crop this year due toinsect losses and poor pollination. Peach income was down drastically due toearly fall rains and subsequent development of brown rot. Grape income was al-so down. Other fruits were fairly stable.

Almonds --Bearing acreage continues to rise.Gross income was down.

Yields and prices were

down.

~pricots --Bearing acreage increased.Gross income was down considerably.

Yields and prices were down.

~ushberries --Acreage, prices and yields were up slightly.come was very favorable.

Gross in-

Grapes --This was a bad year for grapes. Acreage increased, however,very slightly. Yields were up considerably, prices down considerably. Grossincome was down approximately $1,000,000.

Clingstone Peaches --Bearing acreage was down slightly. Yields werevery low due to brown rot damage. Prices were better, however, there was a ma-

jor decrease in gross income.

Freestone Peaches --Bearing acreage was fairly stable.prices were down, gross income was down considerably.

Yields and

Yields,

prices and gross in-Nectarine~ --Bearing acreage w~s stable.come were down slightly.

~tr.awberries --Bearing acreage was up., yields were stable.considerably better with gross income up substantially.

Prices were

~uts. --Bearing acreage continues to increase. Yields were downPrices were down some also. Gross income was down approximatelys light li.-

$500,0000

There should be a good income next~ --There was no 1965 crop.

year.-3, -

LI~TOCK AND POULTRY

Beef Cattle --Cattle and calves on feed increased slightly.w~re better resulting in a considerable increase in gross income.

Prices

~~ --Pig numbers decreased. Prices were better and gross incomewas up.

~ ~ -Small increases in numbers and prices resulted in a small in-crease in gross income.

Horses and Mules --A small increase in numbers resulted in a smallincrease in gross inc;me. Prices remained the same.

D_airYing --A reversal of the trend was evident to a small degree.Grade A milk production was down slightly. Prices were better and gross incomewas up. Manufacturing milk production.was up. Prices were better... Gross in-

come was up.

Poultry and Poultry Products --Poultry income generally was up withthe exception of heavy turkeys and market eggs. Hea~ turkey production wasdown almost 50 per-cent. All other production was up. The overall gross in-come for poultry and poultry products was very favorable. However, prices onmarket eggs were down slight~~ with prices for all other poultry productsstable or better.

/

J:26~ PERMANENT CROP ACREAGES-

BEARING ACRES NON-BEARING TOTALCROP

51428215532071

2222747

46614523

9;04'58,,371

1813

25

1091712516

363128

349b-;37I4,869

ALMONDS-Davey Drake IXL Jordonola Merced Mission Ne Plus Ultra Nonpareil Peerless Other TOTAL ALMONDS 1965

196415-;41113,240

2::704

4853--~4,563

----

164514

I;b591,770

APRICOTSBlenheim-Royal Moorpark-Hemskirke Tilton Other TOTAL APRICOTS 1965

19646,it:\b6,333

CHERRIES40--

7--82

-~126

6964

3321

-n-596

Bing Black Tartarian Lambert Royal Ann Van Other TOTAL CHERRIES 1965

1964172-222

FIGS- 3212

~44

----

19651964

4444

BlackKadota

TOTAL FIGS

608206

'8";m8,,363

--57-,r79

GRAPES J RAISINMuscat Thompson Seedless TOTAL RAISIN GRAPES 1965

1964--g~8,442

.5

NON-BEARING-- TOTALBEARING ACRESCROP-50

2454567

80-m

433

------

433433

GRAPES.t TAB~

Emperor 0-

Malaga Ribier Rose de Peru Tokay Other TOTAL TABLE GRAPES 1965

1964----

43133

398329348

119158-10

241039

911100120

12140

8359215

89'9;B"749,680

------IS5

3------2'23------

72---45---

16561------8117

382r;2541,116

GRAPES, t,.lINEAl1c-ante Bouschet Burger Carir1nane a --

0

Columbard Feher Szagos Franken Riesling French Colurnbard Golden Chasselas Grand Noir Grenache Malvoisie Mission Palomino Royalty Rubired Salvador Semillon Valdepenas Zinfandel Other TOTAL WINE GRAPES 1965

1964II;Gm10,796

19,83419,671

1,2611,195

18,51318,416

19651964

TOTAL ALL GRAPES

411821233041

105279

281

--------15----

~38

NECTARINES

-LeGrand Early Le Grand --~ Late Le Grand Red Grand Sun Grand Early Sun Grand Other TOTAL NECTARINES 1965

1964-~

319

./

CROP BEARING ACRES NON-BEARING TOTAL

184

1441

-~2.30

13----

OLIVES

Asco1ano Manzanillo Mission Sevil1ano TOTAL OLIVES 1965

:),964

----r3

13243243

11 1514--

ORANGESNavel Tangerines Valencia TOTAL ORANGE5 1965

1964

2--r3

13-~

17

~

30

35633721B5B1

16B3205412291562

1413495294

362475

21714166B51976499

177945191

121736925B

20;64719,B34

41-27028432910

26813

197

PEAC~ ~ CLINGAndora Carolyn Carson Corona Cortez Dix.on Fortuna Gaume Giblin Gomes-Stuart Halford Howard Johnson Loadel McKnight Palora Peak Shasta Sims Sowell Stanford Starn Sullivan Vivian Wiser Other TOTAL CLING PEACHES 1965

1964

7872610

1221621283144

9915

.382.39

7259204

3';7I84,162

24;36523,996

-7

TOTALBEARING ACRES NON-BEARING--CROP

173143

44872710

8179

37'j-;S"523,516

PEACHES, FREESTONEJuly Elberta-- Elberta J. H. Hale -.;. Lovell Muir Red Globe Red Haven ~ ---

Rio OeD Gem Other TOTAL FREESTONE 1965

PEACHES 1964

--24--------

31189

~179

3,79'53,695

28,16027,894*

24,19923,553*

3,9614,341

19651964

TOTAL ALL PEACHES* corrected

2456

20-m

186

727--17

~627

PEARS-Bartlett Winter Nelis Other TOTAL PEARS 1965

-1964-r;"Q"i5

813

1616

19651964

1515

11

PECANS

~

1212

19651964

1212

PERSIMMONS ----

~

1,19651964

11

PISTACHIO NUTS ----

~

PLUMS54

319

--:1i948

E1 Dorado President Santa Rosa Other TOTAL PLUMS 1965

1964

--8

68-r6

47-12~

95.f,'

44

19651964

POMEGRANATES ----

~/'

CROP BEARING ACRES NON-BEARING TOTAL

638

-o;;I59

PRUNESFrench Other TOTAL PRUNES 1965

1964

--II1

7260

19651964

QUINCES 22

22

~

----

WALNUTS198

14--

853169

18202

1631046

63193279

4;8005,113

15771

41424035369549549

30392746813

1:5" ~14;719

Ashley Blaclaner Concord Eureka Franquette Hartley Mayette Nugget Payne Waterloo Other Seedling TOTAL WALNUTS 1965

1964'2:0,,73919,832

I-9 -

E"fELD CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODuCrXON, ANp.~ALUEJ."1964-65

ValuePerunit Total

ProductionPeracres Total

Harvestedacres Un1. tYearCrop

27,60046,400

45.00 ~ 1,242,00045.54 2,113,000

19651964

34,50038,500

.8

1.2Ton

II$Barley

224.49170.61

196,51964

.81

.8121,9702.5,040

4,932,0004,,272,000

27,10031,100

TonII

Beans, dry edible(Total

600,000996,000

19651964

.50.81

200.00150.00

6,0008,200

3,0006,640

Ton"(Blackeyes

946,000840,000

200.00140.00

19651964

4,7306,000

TonII

4,3006,000

1.11.0

(Baby Limas

265.00240.00

1,908,0001,536,000

19651964

8,0008,000

.90".80 7,2006,400

Ton"(Large Limas

1,,478,,000900,000

7,0406,000

210.00150.00

1965-1964

8,8008,900

.80

.67

Ton"(Other varieties

52.0054.00

203,000194,000

3,9003,600

19651964

1,3001,200

3.03.0

TonII

Corn

171 Bale :.t?/131 II E!

.349 ~.372rjj

28,80023,600

994 !/906 !/

19651964

8670

Cotton Lint

3,5322,590

52.0048.00

6854

19651964

Ton"cottO!ls~e~e~ ------

8,688,000.9,177,000

6.77.0

362,000399,000

'ran1\

24.002,.001965

196454,00057,000

~(Alfalfa

871,00091i~, 000

20.5021.00

42,50043,500

19651964

2.53.0

TonII

17,00014,500

( GraiJ1.

27,40028,500

18.3019.00

1.501.50

1,,5001,,500

19651964

Ton11

(\vild 1,0001,000

75,000112,000

50.0050.00

1,5002,250

.75

.75Ton"1965

19642,0003,000

Oats

3,995,0003,690,000

47.00~5.00

AcreIt

Pasture & Range(Irrigated pasture 196$

196485,00082,000

--- ------

93,00090,000

31.0030.00

AcreII

19651964

3,0003,000

------(sudan Grass ---

---

1,881,0001,676,000

4.504.00

AcreII

19651964

418,000419,000

------

------(Range

/"~ ~~~.ds

EIELDCROPS; ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND VALUE~ 1964-6.5

ProductionPer-acre Total

ValuePerunit Total

HarvestedacresCraD Year Unit

19651964

Rice 2,1002,100

2.42.4

5,0405,040

$100.00 :$100.00

Ton" 504,000504,000

19651964

22,80022,200

Si1ag~(Corn

15.012.5

342,000278,000

8.007.00

TonII

2,736,0001,946,000

19651964

5,9004,900

Sorghum Grain 2.52.0

14,8009,800

45.0044.00

666,000431,000

TonII

19651964

Straw-TGrain

40,00041,000

4,0004,100

Ton11

10.0010.00

------

------

196,1964

\v'hea t 500500

450375

50.0050.00

.90

.15Ton" 22,500

18,800

19651964

412655'1256

20.021.0

8.5,300110,000

Sugar Beets Ton11

12.0012.00

1,024,0001,320,000

Misc.

Field Crops

19651964

679,651686,426

$27,149,23226,669,490

TOTAL ------

------

------

------

SEEp CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND VALUE, 1964-65

1965 2,346 .40, 949,000 Lbs. $1964 2,901 650 1,886,000 II

.35

$.35 c

332,000660,000

Alfalfa(Certified

(Cormnon 19651964

1,0001,050

300600

300,000639,000

1bs.

II.30.31

'90,000195,000

19651964

.0.5

.0.5

2,1001,300

2,0001,900

4~'200~OOO2~470,OOO

210,000124,000

Peas

tba.

"

.345'

.35'185,000171,000

19651964

l,060

81.3506600

536,000488,000

Red 'Clover

Lbs.

"

~EED CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND VA~,196~-65

1965 2,000 Acre 92.00 184,0001964 1,900 II 80.00 l52,OOO

1965 8,506 $ 1,001,0001964 7,.964 1,302,000

Misc. Field andV_egetable Crops

TOTAL

~GETABLE CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND V AttiE, 1964-65

--

--Production Value-Harvested Per Per

Crop Year acres acre !otal Unit unit Total

BeansJ Green Lima 1965 8,920 l.27 11,300 Ton $142.00 $ 1,605,0001964 6,130 l.31 8,050" l41.00 1,135,000

75,00065,000

150.00130.00

500500

2.502.50

Ton.t

19651964

200200

Broccoli

95,000120,000

19.0020.00

.5,0006,000

Ton.1.1

19651964

250300

20.020.0

Carrots

504,000218,000

l60.00140.00

3,1.501,560

4.54.0

TontI

19651964

700390

Cauliflower

15,00016,000

163188

90.0085.00

3.253.15

Ton~I

5050

19651964

Corn, sweet

330,000312,000

2,7405,580

120.0056.00

Ton\I

13.710.0

19651964

200558

Lettuce, head

58.5052.25

290,000330,000

4,9506,310

71,870

6.397..25

TonII

19651964

Melons(Cantaloupe

845,000879,000

57.5054.25

19651964

6.366.0

14,70016,200

TonII

2,3052,700

(Honeydews

135,000156,000

5.455.7

86.0081.25

1,5601,920

TonIt

287337

19651964

(Persian

288,000304,000

82.0080.50

3,520.3,780

Ton"593600

5.936.3

19651964

(Other Muskmelons

425,000378,000

25.0035.00

17;00010,800

Ton1\

850900

20.01200

1965196h

(Watermelons

--

~

Production Value

196.51964

Onions 6,4004,025

)202)0

20.017.5

$ 42.3556.00

Ton\I

$ 271,000225,000

19651964

6,3104,650

1.491.98

9,4009,230

71.5075.00

Peas, green TonII

672,000692,000

19651964

Peppers, Bell 1,1701,150

n,60012,420

9.9:).0.8

Tontt'

10.0075.50

812,000938,000

19651964

~pkins 215317

18.618.0

9.408..50

31,60048,500

4,0005,700

Ton"

196,,-1964

Snap Beans * ---1,450

---2.28

--_3,,300---Ton

---73.00

---241,000

19651964

Spin~ch 1,3001,680

23.5023.50

9.778.63

12,70014,500

TonIt

298,000341,000

196,

1964Ss~ash 10

12520.01,.0

1,4001,875

25.0035.00

35,00065;600

Ton,t

Sweet Potatoes 19651964

618609

2.82..5 160.00190.00

1,7301:,$~0

Ton" 277,000

289,000

Tomatoes (Total) :),9651964

7,,2807,,390

18.719.7

135,800~5,900

51e 7'132.J~

Ton" 7,031,000

4,713,.500

19651964

1,6001,100

8.68.0

(Fresh 13,8008,800:

19$.00)40.00

2' 68 8 000" ,1,232,,000

Ton,. 18

19651964

(Ripes to ~arineryfrom fresh fields

,fJ:

------

---1.0

---1,100

---25.00'

---27;500

c-'

35'~'602.5.40

( Cannery 19651964

5,6806,290

21.421.6

122,000136,000

4,343,0003,454,000

TonI'

Misc. Vegetab,~es 1965 2,800 Acre 276.00 774,0001964 1,000 Acre 375.00 375,09.2

1965 35,213 $14,814,600-1964 31,6)6 11,841,600

TOTAL

Included in Misc. Vegetables in 1965*

FRUIT & NUT CROPS:: ACREAGE, PRODUCTION, AND VALUE, 1964-65

-.,. ---Production ValueBearing Per Per

Crop Year acres acre Total' Unit unit Total

19651964

.9,0408,371

.75.90

Almonds 6,7807,502

Ton $5.20.00" 570.00 $3,526,000

4,276,000

19651964

(Total) 5,1274,563

8.211.4

42,00052,000

Apricots Ton" 74.83

103.563,101,0005,385,000

1965'1964

(Canned 32,80040,400

18.00110.00

2,558,0004,444,000

Ton"--- ---

(Frozen 19651964

78.00110.00

2,1001,200

Ton",

164,0001)2,000

--- ------

(Juice 19651964

5,2008,900

50.0080.00

260,000712,000

Ton"

--- ------

19651964

(Dried 1801$0

660.00647.00

TonII

119,00097,000

------

---

196.5

1964498464

5.284.44

2,6302,058

Bushberries Tonn

423.00349.17

1,113,000718,600

11596

19651964

345192

325.00320.00

Cherries 3.02.0

TonII

112,00061,400

(Total all) 19651964

18,57318,476

7.676.45

142,400119,200

38.5554.20

5,488,6006,461,000

Grapes TonII

19651964

8,2668,363

8.507.00

33.6441..57

2,365,0002,432,000

(Raisin VarietiesTotal)

70,30058,500

Ton"

19951964

53.8845.00

8,0002,000

431,00090,000

(Dried green wt.(Natural Thompsons

Ton"

------

---

31.5040.00

19651964

7,4005,400

233,000216,000.

(Golden bleached(Thompsons

Ton"'

------

------

19651965

55,000302(000""""'""'~)

50.005.5.00

(Canned 1,100",00

TonIt

--- ------

30.6040.00

19651964

53,80045,600

(Crushed TonII

------

---

19651964

433433

(Table Varieties(Total)

7.06.0

.3,0002,600

Ton $ 30.20 $» 48.46 .90,600

126,000(Fresh Market 1965

..n-'l.------

------

---200

---Ton

~--150.00

_m-

30,000

19651964

(Crushed 3,0002,400

TonII

90,60096,000

30.2040.00

------

------

19651964

9,8749,680

(Wine Varieties(Total)

69,10058,100

7.06.0

43.8967..18

Ton" 3,033,0003,,903,000

(Fresh Market (1) 19651964

3,8003,300

Ton" 47.0070.00

179,000231,000

--a---

------

(2) 19651964

65,30054,800

(Crushed Ton" 43.7067.00

2,854,0003,672,000

------

------

19651964

Nectarines 279281

6.36.5

1,7601,830

78.0080.00

Ton" 137,000146 I 000

19651964

Olives .96.50

230230

222115

128.00140.00

TonII

28,50016,100

19651964

191,980256,000

P~eachesJ Clings * 17,70718,271

n.2~.O

74.2669.26

Ton" 14,702,000

17,731,000

19651964

3J5523,516

~eaches"Freestone 40,00041,000

52.0060.00

11.311.7

TonII

2,080,0002,460,pOOO

19651964

Strawberries 224135

5.05.0 1,,120

67535'0.00280.00

TonIt

392,000189,000

19651964

1,,93914,709

.65

.7210,52010,650

Walnuts 420.00460~oo

4,,418,0004,,899,000

TonII'

Misc. Fruits & Nuts +1965 412 Acre 345.00 142,000-1964 409 II 350.00 143 000

Total f9'5~ 71,~9~ """:::- $35,~5~!~1964 69,521 42,486.100

(1)(2)*...

On the vine priceDeli vered to wineryCling Peach Association estimateIncludes Figs, Pomegranates, Persimmons, Pecans, Pears and Plums

-15-

area soldHouse Field by Per

!~! Year sq.ft.acresProducers Uni~, ,unit Total

~ur~ery Crops(Deciduous fruit & 1965 ---110 Plants $ .627 $ 780,000nut trees 1964 ---133 ".572 787,000

1,245,0001,375,000

1965bt1964-

{GrapeVines ---.054

---1$,000

---35

---277,000

---Plants

------

196510t.h

(Rose Plants ---.86

---38,700

---45 J 000

------

---5'

1965..",,\ 13,250,0009,202,000

.013

.015171,000138,000

3330

---Plants

PlantsII

(Small Frui t Plan ts ------

1965bl1964-

(Vegetable Plants ---Plants

---.007

---7,280

---1,040,000

------ "LS

.51

.536132;000163,000

259,000304,000

PlantsIt

19651964

'32

39(Ornamental trees &.shrubs !i

------

1965bl1964-

(Indoor decoratives ---117,000

---.77

---90',100

---Plants

------

---64,000

1965 ---125 ---Ac.2,912.00 364,0001964 ---78 ---" 1,450.00 113,OOQ

1965 ~ ---$1,447,0001964 1,352,080

(Mise. Nurserystock £/

TOTAL.

Includes broadleaf evergreens, coniferous evergreens, deciduous shade trees,

and deciduous shrubs.al

I~cludes bedding plants, cut green decoratives, turf, indoor decoratives, vege-

table plants and grapevines.'pj

'.

..i~:,~

~..~:~.~

-1.6 - .,

19651964

Cattle and calves-{Beef

68,70068,000

.584.. 000

.578.. 000cwto

It$22.00

20000.$ 12,848,000

11,560,000

(Dairy 19651964

60,00060,000

260,000260,000

13.5012.50

3,510,0003,250,000

cwt~"

19651964

~~eelJ _and lambs 9,6009,500

11,00010,900

220001geOO

242;000207,000

cm.If

19651964

J!ogsand pigs, 8,5009,000

12,80013,500

18.0016.00

owl:,.II

230,000216,000

19651964

Horses and mules 2,1002,000

HeadII

300~00300.00

630,000600,000

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196,

1964Broilers and fryers 9,,942,000

8,645,00039,477,00033,263,000

.16.32

.1.5.5.3

6,443,0005,169,000

Lbs.It

19651964

Other chickens 2,000,0002,000,000

9,000,0009,000,000

.~

.06Lbs.

II540,000540,000

Chicks 19651964

30,934,00026,891,000

eachIt

.119

.1243,681,0003,334,000

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19651964

840,0001.600.000

16,848,00031,360,000

lurkeys, hea.~ Lbs." .221.205

3,72.5,0006,429,000

19651964

6~806,CX:X)6,233,000

_rrurkeys J poul ~~ .636.681

eachIt

4,329,0004,24.5,000

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Rabbi ts 1965 21,000 98,000 Lbs. .236 23,1001964 21,000 98,000 It .236 2~Jl22

1965 * ---$ 36,201,1001964 35,573,100

TOTAL

Total

19651964

5,3i8,OOO5,339,,000

Milk~arket $ 4.2.5

4.17$22,,602,,000

22,,264s000cwt.

It(Revised)

19651964

2,503~OOO2:,309,000

8.485,0007,781,000

cwt.II

3.393.37

Manufacturing(Revised)

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Year Production Unit unit Total

19651964

52,500,00050,000,000

$ .274.29.5

$DOZeItl

Eggs,

chickens(Market

(Hatching 19651964

3,246,0002,562,000

2,351,0001,909,000

Doz."

.72.74

.263

.25'1,996,0001,800,000

19651964

7,590,0007,200,000

each11

Eg~sJ turkey(Hatching

1965 68,100 Lbs. .45 30~6001964 104,900" .4042,900

Wool

$ 49,849,60048,546,000

19651964

TOTAL ------

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JANUARY 1 INvENTORIES OF LIVESTOCK-AND POULTRY, 1965-66(in number of head)

.January 1 J 1965 January 1, 1966

86,00082,000

84,00081,000

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

8,100.8,000Sheep and lambs

9,0009,500Hogs and pigs

2~625,ooo2,500,000He!!;s and pullets of laying age

1:~S,:oo.Q1l0"QQO~rkey .-Breeding hens

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APIARY ffiODUCTS: PRODUCTION ANQ VALUE~ 1964-65

production ~Per

Year Total Unit Unit Total

~ 19651964

75.3,000494,000

Lbs,II

.$ .125.139

:$ 9410:,.10068,700

Beeswax 19651964

12,6008,230

Lbs.II

.47

.4255,9203,500

Packa,e:e Bees 19651964

S,5002,550

Lbs." 1.001.00

8,5002,550

19651964

Queen Bees 6,2501,9OC

EachII

1.351.35

8J~02,560

Pollination 1965 17,500 Colony 3.00 52,5001964 10~000 II 3.00 30~000

TOTAL 19651964

$ 169,460107,310

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*SUMMARY*

ITEM- ACREAGE ESTIMATED VALUE

19651964

$679,651686,426

27,,149~23226,669,490

Field Crops

196.51964

8,5067,964

Seed Crops 1,001,0001,302,000

19651964

3.5,21331,636

Ve;getable Crops 14,814,60011,841,600

196,1964

71,69669,.521

35,,240,10042,,486,100

Frui t &. Nut Crops

19651964

1,447;0001,352,080

Nursery Produc ts ------

19651964

36,201,10035,573,100

Livestock & Poultry ------

19651964

49,849,60048,546,000

Livestock & PoUltry Products(Revised)

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Apiary Products 1965 ---169;4601964 ---101..3_10

1965 795,066 $ 165,872;0921964 795,.547 167,877,680

TOTAL(Revised)