The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 18, 1919, Image 21
VALUE OF FARM CROPS
^ EXCEEDS 1918 TOTAL
$14,092,740 000 Estimated as Total
Value Based on December
Price
Washington, Dec. 12.?Record price's
and bountiful production sent the val|
ue of fa^rr crops harvested' this year
to the unprecedented total of $14,092,- j
740,000, exceeding the value of last
year's crops by almost $1,500,000,000.
Final estimates of production were |
issued Friday by the Department of j
Agriculture and values were based on 1
prices paid to producers December, 1. j
The area of harvested crops this year
was more than 2.600,000 acres larger
than last year, amounting to a total
of 359,124,473 acres.
Corn easily maintained its place as
king of crops with a value of $3,934,234,000,
while cotton, including cotton
seed, was second with a total value
of $2,332,913,000. The hay .crop was
third with $2,129,087,000. Wheat combining
the winter and spring crops,
was fourth with $2,028,522,000. Oats,
a billion dollar crop last year, reached
a total of only $895,603,0(10 because of
decreased production.
Record c ops of Winter wheat, rice,
sweet pots oes and hay were grown,
while the ; oduction of all wheat, rye
and tobacc was next to the largest
ever harve: ed.
Prices p d producers were higher
this year for vevery crop than they
were last year with the exception of
beans, cranberries and oranges.
The total production and value of
the various crops followes:
(Production in bushels except where*
otherwise specified.)
Corn, 2, 917,450.000 and $3,934,234,000.
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Winter wheat. 73i,636.000 and $1,543,452,000.
Spring wheat, 209,351.000 and
$485,070,000.
. Oats, 1,248,310.000 and $895,603,000. I
the various crops follows:
Barley, 165,719,000 and $200,419,000.
Rye, 88,478,000 and $119,041,000.
Buckwheat, 16,801,000 and $24,026,Flax
seed, 8.919.000 and $39,145,000.
Rice, 41,058,000 and $109,613,000.
Potatoes, 357.901,000 and $577,- j
581,000
Sweet potatoes, 103,579,000 and |
.$138,085,000.
Hay (tame)# 91,326,000 tons and
$1,839,967,000.
Hay (wild), 17.340,000 tons and
$289,120,000.
t Tobacco, 1,389,000,000 pounds and
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Cotton. 11,030.000 bales an<l $1,977.073,000.
Cotton seed. 4.898,000 tons and
$355,540,000.
Peanuts, 83.263. oon and $79,839.000.
Apples (total). 147,457.000 and,
$275,463,000. j;
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Surgeon Dentist
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Railroad Ave., K1NGSTREE
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