Quarterly Bulletin of Department of Agriculture, Volumes 37-39Florida Department of Agriculture, 1927 |
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Aberdeen Angus Acres in Actual Acres in County Acres in Farms Acres in Improved Acres in Merchantable ACRES YIELD VALUE Angora Goats Beans string Bearing Bearing Crates Beeswax Bushels Cantaloupes Cattle sold Alive Cattle Stock Cattle CROP ACRES YIELD Dairy Cattle Stock Engines on Farms FARM SALES Number farmer Farms Number FIELD AND TRUCK Field Peas Florida Florida Keys FRUITS AND NUTS Grades Above Three-quarters Grapefruit Guavas Guernseys Hogs sold Alive Holsteins Honey pounds Including All Grades Japan Persimmons killed for Bacon killed for Pork land LIVE STOCK Milk gallons MISCELLANEOUS FARM SALES Natal Grass Number of Acres Number of Electric Number of Gas Number of Radio Number of Tractors Number of Water Number Value Cattle Pecans Plants on Farms Potatoes production PURE-BRED CATTLE Including Radio on Farms Senate soil Sorghum Syrup STOCK ON HAND Sugar Apples Sugar Cane Syrup Tractors on Farms Value of Farm Velvet Beans Watermelons
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