Section IV.- FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION

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CONTENTS

Table Page

Map-Approximate location of establishments pro­ducing flower and vegetable seeds, 1929 (exclud­ing establishments producing seed for others on a contract acreage basis) ______ __ ______________ 107

Scopeofcensus ________________________________ 108 Explanation of terms __________________________ 108

1.-Flower and vegetable seed production-Summary for the United States, 1929 _________________________ 109

2.-Flower and vegetable seed production-Establish­ments, by type of organization, area harvested, value, equipment and number of employees, by States, 1929 __________________________________________ 110

3.-Flower and vegetable seed production-Expenditures and receipts from wholesale and retail sales of speci-fied products, by States, 1929 ___________________ 111

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4.-Flower seed production-Establishments growing speci-fied flower seed, with area harvested and production, by States, 1929-------------------------------- 112

5.-Vegetable seed production-Establishments growing specified vegetable seed, with area harvested and production, by States, 1929 _____________________ 112

6.-Flower and vegetable seed production-Receipts from wholesale and retail sales of specified products for the United States, 1929 _________________________ 114

7.-Flower seed production-Receipts from wholesale and retail sales of flower seed, by States, 1929 _________ 114

8.-Vegetable seed production-Receipts from wholesale. and retail sales of vegetable seed, by States, 1929 ___ 114

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APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF ESTABLISHM E NTS PRODUCING FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, 1929 (Excluding establishments producing seed for others on a contract acreage basis)

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Scope of census.-This special section applies to the production of flower and vegetable seeds. Re­ports were accepted from only those who grow seed for themselves or from those who had seed grown by others for them on a contract acreage basis. For census purposes, a seed producer is an individual, partnership, or corporation growing and properly ma­turing and curing flower and (or) vegetable seeds for distribution to the wholesale and retail trade.

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

Operators.-All "operators" are classified as indi­viduals, partnerships, and corporations.

The number of "establishments reporting" on seed tables is the same as the number of "operators." In cases where one opera tor reported seed grown under contract for him, there might be any· number of individual farms involved in producing the prod­ucts shown on one report. It should, therefore, be remembered that the number of "establishments reporting," as shown in the tables for the seed indus­try, bears no relation to the number of farms required to produce the seed or the receipts from sales.

Area.-The total area used for seed growing includes the following :

1. Land owned and (or) rented by the establishments grow­ing seed for themselves or for others on a future order for a given number of pounds.

2. Land used by others to grow seed on a contract acreage basis for the establishments reporting. (Those growers pro­ducing seed only on a contract acreage basis for others and not for sale by themselves were not asked to report.)

Seed grown under contract.-"Seed grown under contract" as reported in this census applied to seed produced for someone on an acreage basis. This means that a seedsman has a contract wi.th the producer to take all seed produced on a given acreage at a set price with a few provisions made as to purity, cleanliness, vitality, etc. Seed grown on a contract acreage basis is reported in this census by the person for whom grown and not by the grower.

Value.-This sum is the total value of owned and (or) rented land, buildings, and equipment used by establishments growing seed for themselves or for others on a future order for a given number of pounds.

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In case more than one branch of the horticultural industry and (or) farming was carried on the operator was requested to prorate between the different branches of the business and report only the sales, area, and value of land, buildings, and equipment used to operate this branch of the industry. He was also instructed not to include any figures for any retail store or large distribution point operated as a separate part of his establishment which did not include the production of seed.

The value of land, buildings, and equipment used for gro\ving seed on a contract acreage basis is not included in this figure.

Total expenditures.-This amount given as total expenditures applies to the year 1929, and includes only expenditures made for growing purposes and for the selling of the seed grown and (or) controlled by the establishment reporting and the amount paid for seed grown on a contract acreage basis. The cost of operating a retail store or a large distribution business is not included. Exp en di tu res are itemized as follows:

Amount expended for purchase of seeds includes seed pur­chased for planting in 1929 and also the amount paid to others for seeds which were grown on a contract acreage basis.

Amount expended for salaries and wages.-This sum in­cludes all salaries and wages paid to employees engaged in seed production and distribution at the point of production.

Amount expended for commissions on sales includes com­missions paid for selling seeds from the point of production.

Amount expended for manure and fertilizers includes the cost of all such material purchased and used for the production of seeds. The cost of fertilizers purchased for resale is not included in this figure.

Amount expended for equipment, repairs , and all general expenses not elsewhere reported covers the cost of all new equipment such as automobiles, trucks, tractors, tools, imple­ments, water systems, etc., and repairs to old equipment used in the production; and all other general expenses, as rents, taxes, water rents, lighting, interest on indebtedness incident to the business, etc.

Amount expended in 1929 for packing materials covers the cost of materials purchased and used for packing and shipping from the point of production, as sacks, bags, boxes, enYelopes, etc.

Amount expended for advertising includes the cost of pub­ishing and distributing catalogues and pamphlets, and for space in newspapers, magazines, etc.

Employees.-The total number of employees given is the maximum number of persons employed at any

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION 109

time in 1929 in production and distribution at the point of production. Employees are classified as follows:

Employees in offi.ces.-The figures show the maximum and minimum number of persons employed in office work at any time in 1929.

Employees in sales work.-The figures show the maximum and minimum number of persons employed at any time in 1929 in sales work at the point of production.

Employees in growing, packing, shipping, etc.-The figures show the maximum and minimum number of persons em­ployed at any time in 1929 in production, packing, and distribution.

Operators were requested to include the same employee only once, though he may have been occupied in different phases of the business, therefore, some persons shown as employed for growing, packing, and shipping, often did sales work, and, in some cases, also office work.

Sales.-The total receipts show wholesale and retail for both flower and vegetable seeds. This section also shows the distribution of the wholesale sales.

Acreage, production, and sales.-All data in this section apply to the year 1929, and the production in

all cases is given in pounds. Operators were in­structed to include at recognized wholesale values all seed produced by them and (or) seed grown for them on a contract acreage basis and used to supply their retajl store or large distribution point. Seed pur­chased for resale, except on a contract acreage basis, is not included in this census.

The United States total receipts from sales-whole­sale and retail sales-for the specified seeds does not always bear a relation to the quantity of seed pro­duced, because the quantity of seed produced in 1929 was not necessarily sold during that year.

The tables include estimates made in cases where the information was incomplete, as when the number of employees, or amount paid for salaries or wages was omitted; cost of seed omitted, seed produced with receipts omitted, receipts shown and quantity of seed omitted and where the quantity of seed produced wa~shown with the acreage harvested omitted. These estimates were based on figures obtained from whole­sale houses in different sections of the country and also in comparison with complete reports.

TABLE 1.-FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-SUMMARY FOR THE UNITED STATES, 1929

[For extent of canvass seep. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

ITEM

Establishments reporting ___________________________________ number __

Total area operated for growing seed ___________________________ acres __ Operated by establishments reporting ____________________ acres __ Operated by others growing on contract for establish-ments reporting _____________ . __________________________ acres __

United States ITEM

242 Expenditures _____________________________________ ___________ dollars __

189, 124 Receipts from sale of products ________________________________ dollars __ 12, 739 Average receipts per establishment ______________________ dollars __

Average receipts per acre _____ __________________________ dollars __ li6, 385

United States

9, 067, 576

13, 522, 053 55, 876 il. 50

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TABLE 2.-FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTIOX-ESTABLISH:\IEXTS BY TYPE OF ORGAXIZATIOK, AREA HARVESTE D, VALUE, EQUIP1IEXT, AXD XU:\IBER OF E:\IPLOYEES, BY STATES, 1929

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Establishments reporting _______ number __

Type of organization : Indi"~·idual _________________ number __ Partnership ________________ number __ Corporation ______ ------- __ number __

AREA, VALUE, EQUIPMENT, AND EMPLOYEES

Area: Area operated for seed growing __ acres __

Land operated by establish-ments reporting ___________ acres __

Owned _____ ------- _________ acres __ Rented _______ ------------- _acres __

Land operated by otbers growing seed on contract for establishments reporting ____ acres __

Value: Value of land, buildings, and

equipment for establish-ments reporting __________ dollars __

Owned land ________________ _dollars __ Rented land ________________ dollars __ Buildings and equipment_ __ dollars __

Equipment: Automobiles _______________ number __ Trucks ____________________ number __ Tractors ___________________ number __ Horses __ ---------- _________ number __

Employees : Maximum employed at any

time during 1929 _________ number __ In office-

Minimum _________________ number __ Maximum_ ________________ number __

In sales work-::\Iinimum _________________ number __ ::l.IaximuITL ________________ number __

In growing, packing, shipping, etc.-Minimum _________________ number __ Maximum_ ________________ number __

ITEM

U1'1TED STATES

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

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growing seed on contract for establishments reporting ___ acres__ 1, 176 ____ 195 1, 492 ______ 14 l, 831 250 ------- ------- ------- 496 35 1, 553 ------ 12, 869 3, 362 8, 044

Value: Value of land, buildings. and

equipment for establish-ments reporting __________ dollars __ 110, 000

Owned land ________________ dollars __ S3, 200 Rented land _______________ dollars __ -------Buildings and equipmenL_dollars__ 26, SOO

Equipment :

600 81, 240 147, 959 3, 500 500 20, S75 47, 850 2, 500 30 ---- - -- 5, 050 ------70 60, 365 95, Q59 1, 000

Automobiles ______________ number__ 2 ___ _ 5 4 4

Trucks __________________ _ number__ 2 ___ _ Tractors __________________ number__ ------- ___ _ Horses ____________________ number__ ------- ___ _

Employees : ::l.Iaximum employed at

any time during 1929 ____ number __ In office-

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TABLE 3.-FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS FROM WHOLE­SALE AND RETAIL SALES OF SPECIFIED PRODUCTS, BY STATES, 1929

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of t erms , p. 108]

STATE Total

Dollars

Purchase of seed

Dollars

Salaries and wages

EXPENDITURES

Commissions on sales

Dollars

Manure and fertilizers

Dollars

Equ ipment, rep airs,

(automobiles, t rucks, t rac­tors, horses, t ools, sh eets, imp lements,

wat er systems, etc. ) and a ll

general expen ses n ot

elsewh ere reported

Dollars

Packing materials

(sacks, bags, envelop es,

etc.)

Advertising (catalogues,

space in n ewspapers, magazines,

etc.)

Dollars

United States ___ ---------------- l===9='=06=7=, =57=6=I 7, 978, 064 Dollars I

593, 024 13, 734 86, 614

260, 552 1 19, 010 I D ollars 1

S28, 072 SS, 577 S4, 491

11, 697 I California ___ --------------------- - --- I, 745, 485 Colorado __ --------------------------- 764, 957 Connecticut-------------------------- 41, 644 Florida_______________________________ 70, 894

Idaho--------------------------------- I, 882, 129

Illinois ______________ -- - ___ -- - --- - -- - -Indiana _____________________ - -- - -- - - --

Iowa ____ -----------------------------:Massachusetts ______________ --- - -- -- - -Michigan ______________________ --- _ -- -

Montana ________________________ -- - --Nebraska ____________________________ _

New Jersey _________________ ----------New York ___________________________ _

Ohio ________ -- _ -- _ --- ----- -- -- -- -- - -- -

Oregon __ -----------------------------Pennsylvania ________________________ _

Tennessee_---------------------------Texas ________________________________ _

Utah __ --- ______ ---- _________________ _

Washington _ ------------------------Wisconsin ___________ - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - -

Wyoming ___ - ------------------------Other States 1 _______________________ _

STATE

22, 050 45, 680 71,300 4,410

I, 600, 099

1, 015, 347 92, 610 74, 993

144, 893 51, 742

36, 007 42, 058 14, 465 10, 160 84, 321

530, 251 301, 181 271, 582 149, 318

Total whole­sale and

retail receipts

Dollars lS, 522, 05S

2, 265, 658 1, 147, 978

56, 675 93, 802

3, 456, 263

34, 940 61, 819 82, 584 7, 080

2, 200, 925

I, 368, 387 127, 333 SS, 668

211, 633 66, 914

47, 697 20, 272 18, 225 13, 550

130, 212

760, 210

"'·"' I 549, 122 222, 538

I, 274, 583 627, 195 24, 300 70, 080

1, 823, 568

12, 600 44, 765 63, 200

215 1, 542, 199

Total

D ollars lS, 415, 750

2, 238, 237 I, 125, 153

55, 525 93, 802

3, 456, 263

34, 940 61, 529 82, 084 5,200

2, 199, \l25

I, 368, 387 127, 333

77, 056 190, 995 66, 6!l4

47, 308 20, 002 18, 225 13, 250

129, 385

747, 775 489, 568 549, 122

939, 192 80, 560 16, 255

119, 074 44, 912

1,385 48

11, 170 2,010

81, 878

507, 585 294, 930 255, 910 135, 450

Retail seed stores, hard-ware stores,

etc.

Dollars 13, 285, 553

23, 740 61, 529 82, 084 5,200

2, 189, 925

1, 368, 387 127, 333

74, 876 190, 995 66, 694

47, 308 l!l,658 18, 225 13, 250

129, 385

744, 486 487, 568 549, 122

608 162, 996 15, 979 84, 374

4,060 588

28, 664

5,200 550

1, 350 3, 235

26, 262

55, 855 8,000

19, 230 14, 555 4, 990

15, 798 22, 118 2, 490 6,000 I, 260

11, 641 3, 365 5,000 7, 887

7, 696

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600 30

3, 600 500

6, 766 4, 634

218 7, 096

I, 500 165 760 332

14, 546

2,500 9,032 3,366

770

2, 718 8, 558

IO 800 37

1, 713 241 172

1, 610

RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF PRODUCTS

Wholesale to-

Vegetable plant growers Onion set growers Total Cabbages Tomatoes

Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars S6, S05 28, 51S 5, 289 4, 024

4,500 5, 200 - ----------- 1, 000

26, 307 2, 875 9,7H 8,050 600 -- --- ----------

8 -- ______ ____ .,. __ ---------------17, 551 5, 250 -- ____ .,. ________

1,300 200 550 190 --------------- 10 900 60 30 500 53 75

15, 852 1, 020 220

17, 300 3,000 ---------------900 600 50

26, 339 3, 261 276 6, 382 I, 485 1 1, 065 5 ---------------

11, 673 1, 325 3, 108 6, 492 842 400

95 100 100 1, 050 125 175 1, 131 15 ----- ----------6, 831 248 2, 233 2,645 --------------- ---------------

10, 000 500 _______ .,. _______

2,515 316 1, 540

Commis-R etail sales

Onions

Dollars 19, 200

4,200

sion houses

Dollars Dollars 65, S79 106, sos

1, 500 - -----------290 500

I , 880 1,000

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344 ------------ 344 - - - --------- - ----------- 270

300 827

____________ 3. 289 I 3. 289 _________ ___ ________ __ __ __ _____ _____ 12. 435

:=====:=:==: ------~~~- ------~~~- :=======:=== ::::=====::: ====== ==:=== ============ 217, 992 217, 492 ------------ 500 500 !------------ ------------ 4, 546

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1 Including1 establishment in Delaware, 2 in Georgia, 2 in Kansas, 2 in M aine, 2 in Minnesota, 2 in Missouri, 2 in New Hampshire, I in North Carolina, 2 ln North Dakota, I in Oklahoma, 1 in Rhode Island, I in South Dakota, and I in Virginia , to avoid disclosing individual operations.

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TABLE 4.-FLOWER SEED PRODUCTION-ESTABLISHMENTS GROWI NG SPECIFIED FLOWER SEED, WITH AREA HARVESTED AND PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1929

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

Estab-STATE ~;~ts ha~:~ed Production

growing

Number Sweet peas, totaL--------------------------------- 10

California ___ -----------------------------____ 9 Washington_------------------- ____ ---------- 1

Nasturtiums, total_ ___________________________ ------ 3 California ___ --- ------------_----------------- 3

Asters, total ___ ____________ ___ ____________________ _

California ____ --------------_-----------------Oregon _______________ _____________ ____ ______ _ Washington __________ _ ---- ________ ________ ---'.Visconsin __________ ______________ _____ ______ _

Zinnias, total_ ________ ____________________________ _ California __ ______ ___________________________ _

Colorado __ -------------_---------------------Massachusetts ____ ________________ -- -- - -- -- - --Pennsylvania ___________ ________________ --- -- -

1 Less than 1 acre .

5 2 1 1 1

11 6

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Acres 803 803

(1)

(1)

319 319

34 30 3

248 28

215 1 (I) 5

Pounds 168, 122 188, 058

64

117, 335 117, 335

1, 717 1,545

150 6

16

16, 916 3, 480

13, 368

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Estab-STATE ~~~ts ha~~ed Prcduction

growing

};'umber All other, total------------------------------------- 46

California ___ ------_-------------------------- 15 Florida _____________ ---------- - --------------- 2 Indiana _____________ -------------------------- 1 Maine ______ ------- __ ----------------- ___ ----- 1 Massachusetts ______ -------------------------- 3 Michigan ___________ -------------------------- 2 Missouri_ ___________ -------------------------- 1 New Hampshire______________________________ 1 New Jersey _________ -------------------------- 5 Ohio __________ -----_-------------------------- 2 Oregon __ ----------_--------------------______ 6 Pennsylvania _______ -------------------------- 1 Rhode Island_________________________________ 1 Tennessee __ ------ __ -------------------------- 2 Washington ________ -------------------------- 3

1

Acrta 761 661

10 (1) (I)

7 10

(I) (I)

9 3

10 34 10

1 6

I

Pound$ 107, 762 104, 665

520 5

16 79

213 5

24 938

54 498 350 80 50

265

TABLE 5.-VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-ESTABLISHMENTS GROViTING SPECIFIED VEGETABLE SEED, WITH AREA HARVESTED AND PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1929

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

Estab-STATE ~;~ts ha~;:S~ed Production

growing

Number Acres Pounds Beans, garden (all varieties) , total_____ ____________ 62

California ____ ---------- ---- -- ---------------- 9 64, 961 37, 684, 031 3, 782 2, 586, 560

Colorado __ ----------------------- --- __ -----__ 9 6, 404 4, 190, 358 Idaho____________________________ _______ ______ 10 Indiana_______________ ________________________ 1

17, 161 11, 901, 852 58 30, 000 Maine _______ ______ ____________ --- _________ --- 1 1 1, 200

~i~~~:L.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ 28, 786 12, 001, 247 (1) 100 Montana __________________________________ --- 2

New York____________________________________ 4 North Dakota________________________________ 2

2, 895 1, 446, 397 1,371 1, 261, 124

3 973 Ohio__________________________________________ 1 2 400 Oregon __ ---------------- ___ ------------------ 1 Pennsylvania _________________________ --- _ --- _ 1 South Dakota________ _________ ___ ________ ____ 1

3 1,500 (1) 35

346 233, 586 Texas_____ __ __________________________________ 1 1 300 Utah _______________ _____ _____________ -- __ -- -- 3 903 729, 826

~f;~~~~o-~:: ::: ::: :: ::: ::::::: :: :: :::: :::: :: ~ 1 220 887 858, 790

Wyoming ____ ---------- _______ ----------- ---- 3 2, 377 2, 639, 563

Beans, Lima (all varieties), total___________________ 13 California ___ --------------------------------- 7 Colorado _____ __ ------------------------------ 3

4, 259 3, 560, 214 4, 094 3, 313, 176

165 246, 723

~fs~i:rrc_::::: ::: ::: ::: :::: :: :: :::: :: ::: ::: :: i (I) 15 (1) 100

Washington __________ ------------------------ 1 (I) 200

Beets, total_ _____________ :____________________ ___ ___ 28 603 482, 749 California ___ _ -------------------------------- 5 176 88, 393 Connecticut_ _______________________________ - - 1 3 3, 539 New York____________________________________ 2 11 3,890 Utah_---------------------------------------- 2 3 950 Washington_--------------------------------- 18 610 385, 977

Cabbage, total_______ ____________________________ __ 22 836 368, 679

~1si:o~1:::::::: ::: :: : :::: :: :: :: :: :: :::::::: :: i (I) 10 (1) 200

New York____________________ ____ ____________ 2 1 12 Utah __ --------------------------------------- 1 1 300

~f;~~~ii°-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1~ 426 243, 545 410 122, 812

Carrots, totaL_ __ __ __ __ __ _ ___ __ __ __ __ ___ _ __ __ __ __ __ 11 976 549, 102 California ___ --------------------------------- 7 975 548, 512 New Hampshire______________________________ 1 New York____________________________________ 1

(1) 10 1 60

Utah __ -------------------------------------__ 2 2 520

Celery, total _______________________________ -------- 6 California __ ---------------------------------- 4

40 10, 190 39 10, 134

New York·----------------------------------- 2 1 56

1 Less than 1 acre.

STATE

Cucum hers, total ______ ----------------------------California ___________________________ -- - -- - -- -Colorado ___________________ --- -- -- - - --- --- - --Kansas ______________________ -- --- - -- -- - - --- - -Michigan _______________ ------ ________________ New York ______________________ --------------Texas ______________ --- __ --- __ - -- -- -- --- - -- -- --Utah ___ -- -- ________ ---- -- _ -- _ -- -- -- -- -- -- - ---

Kale, total ___________________ ---- __________________ Connecticut_ _______________ -- -- - -- -- - -- -- -- --New York __________________________ -------- --Pennsylvania ____________________________ --- --'1.' ashington ___________ _______________________

Lettuce, total_ ___________________ -----· -- -- - -- --- --California ___ ---------------------------------Missouri_ _________ -- -- ---- - -- --- -- -- - - -- --- - --New York ________ ----------------------------

Muskmelons (cantaloupes), total _________ _____ -----California ________ ____ ____ --- _____ -- -- -- --- - --Colorado ________ ___________ - --- - - --- - -- - --- --1\Iichigan __________________________ ---- ___ -- --New York ________ ------------------------- - --North Dakota ____________________ ------------Texas _______ ----_ ----- - ---- -- - -- - --- -- --- -- - --

Onfu~~~i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;J Illinois. _____ ____ -- -- -- -- - - -- -- -- - -- - --- -- -- - -1\Iichigan _______________ --- _____ ---- - -- - -- --- -1\Iissouri_ _____________________________________

New J erseY-----------------------------------New York ____ ______ --------------------------North Dakota ____ ----------------------------Ohio·-----------------------------------------Utah ___ -- -- _ -- _ -- -·- - --- -- - -- -- - - -- -- -- - -- ---

Parsley, total _____ __ __________________ --- _ - -- -- -- - -California. _______________ - - -- - --- - -- - - -- -- - --

Parsnips, total ________________ --- _ -- -- -- - -- -- - -- - --California ______________________ --- ________ -- -

1\Iaine .. --------------------------------------

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Estab-lish- Area

ments harvested Production growing

Number Acru P ound$ 15 1, 916 366, 572 1 6 3, 674 8 1, 524 366,647 1 90 7, 716 2

I 295 10, 500

1 3 23 1 (I~ 10 1

I (I 2

7

l 24 19, 661

1 (1) 96 1 1 1 (1) 7 4 23 19, 557

10 1, 066 315, 936 8 1, 085 315, 911 1 (1) 20 1 7

17 1, 5;4 266, 624 1 15 2, 697

11 1,508 283, 812 1 46 1, 700 1 4 370 1 1 10 1 (I) 10 1 (I)

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20 1,210 366, 192 8 1,036 330,325 3 65 34, 193 2 70 18, 816 1 35 4,000 1 (I) 15 1 2 500 1 1 2 1 (1) 4 1 325 1 (1) 12

5 83 40, 972 5 83 40, 972

6 55 43, 994 3 49 37, i76 1 (I) 2 1

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(1) 50 1 3 1,564 1 3 I 4,500 1 (1) 102

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION 113

TABLE 5.-VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-ESTABLISHMENTS GROWING SPECIFIED VEGETABLE SEED, WITH AREA HARVESTED AND PRODUCTION, BY STATES, 1929-Continued

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

Estab-STATE dii~~ts ha~::s~ed Production

growing

Peas, total _______ __ _________ ____ ____ __ ___________ _ California_. ___________________ ------- - __ ----_ Colorado _________________________ -------- __ --Idaho ______________ _____ ____________________ _ Illinois ____ _____ _ -------- --- ------ ---- -- -- -- --Indiana ___________ ------- ___ ----------- --- ---

~l~~~~~E:::::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: Montana ________ __________________ ___ ______ _ _ New Jersey __________________________________ _ South Dakota __ __ ___________________________ _ Texas_---- ___ ___ _ - -- -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - - -- - - --- - --Utah_----- _____________ ------ ______________ _ _

~f;c~i~~n°-~:::::: :: : : : : : : : : :: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Wyoming __ .---------------------------------

Pepper, totaL _____ __ ------ ___________________ -----California _____ ___ ________ -------- _____ ______ _ Colorado ____________________________________ _ Georgia ________________ c ____ ---- ______ -- _ -- ---

New Jersey ____ _______ .------------- -------- --New York ___ ___ _____________________________ _ Oklahoma ___________________________________ _ Pennsylvania ________________________________ _ Tennessee ________ _______________ -_ - ___ - _ - _ - _ -

Radish, totaL ____________________________________ _ California ______________________ ---------- ___ _ Colorado ___ _________________________________ _ Connecticut _________________________________ _ Tllinois ______ _____________ c ____________ -------M aine ___ ________________________ - ----------- -Michigan ________ __________ ___ ____ _____ ______ _ Nebraska _____________ ------------------ _____ _ New York __ ____ __________________ _____ ______ _

wi~~~~sin:: ::: :::::: :: :: :::::::: :::: ::::::: ::

Rut~~~:~~~~~~======:: :::::: :::::: :: :::::::::::: 1 New York _________ ______ ____________ ___ ------Washington _______ ______ __ ____ __________ ___ _ _

Spinach, totaL __ ___ ________________ ------ ___ __ ___ _ New Jersey ________ _______ ___ ________ ______ __ _ New York _________ ______ _______________ _____ _

~~~ti~i~~:~!~~~==: :: : : : :: : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Washington _________________________________ _

Number 45 4 2 8

II 1 . 1 1 3 6 2 3

13 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 2

15 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 2 1 2

10 1 1 2 6

Squash and pumpkin, totaL_______________ _______ _ 25 California __ ______ ----------- - ---_____ ____ ____ 1 Colorado______ _________ _________ _____________ 6 Connecticut ____________________ ------- --- ---- 1 Idaho __________ _ ----------------------------- 1 Kansas_______ __ _____________ ___ ______________ 1 Maine _________ ______ ___ ---------------------- 1 Michigan ____ ____ ------ -------------------____ 3 Nebraska ____ ---------------------------______ 2 New York _____________________________ ,.______ 2 North Carolina ________________________ ,, ______ 1 North Dakota_________________________ _____ __ 1 Oklahoma _________________ ____ ___ _ -------____ 1 Oregon _____________ -------- ____ ------________ 1 Pennsylvania_________________________________ 1 Texas _____________ ------------------__________ 1

Swe~t:o:~~~~~:~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~ ~ 1 44~1

I California ____ ------ ------ ______ --------------Colorado __ ------- ------- __ -------------------

Acres 88, 743

1, 880 1, 597

36, 705 85 70

2, 073 1

27, 893 (1)

150 (1)

724 10, 828

795 5, 942

802 28 8

300 187

4 169

1 105

2, 065 30 25

2 30

(1) 1, 192

3 2

18 763

134 1

(1) 4

129

226 3 1 1

10 211

l, 333 12

467 6

38 67

1 61

527 19

2 2

81 8

41 (I)

1

7, 694 5

100

Pounds 65, 661, 742

1, 826, 868 l, 323, 726

31, 620, 913 20, 400 59, 000

I 1, 662, 309 50

16, 876, 796 50

124, 882 250

525, 019 8, 683, 874

416, 235 2, 521, 370

61, 838 2, 106 2, 055

10, 000 25, 800

77 11, 350

50 10, 400

593, 822 18, 000

512 397

15, 000 2

146, 659 1, 500

105 8, 000

403, 647

174, 586 62 25

1, 089 173, 410

236, 004 1, 000

60 60

10, 000 224, 884

240, 473 2, 713

57, 412 1, 464 4, 028

23, 700 5

4, 205 133, 841

833 75

156 8, 657 1, 000 2, 254

15 115

I

7, 607, 991 3, 300

90, 000

STATE

Sweet corn-Continued. Connecticut _________________ _________________ Idaho _____________ ____________________________ Illinois _________ _________ ----- ______ - -- ---- -- -Indiana ___ __ ___ ___ ---- --- ___ --------- ________ Iowa __ ________ _______________________________ Maine __________ _____ ___ ______________________

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Michigan ________ _____ ___ _____________________ Minnesota _________ ___________________________ Missouri_ _______________ ______________________ Nebraska ______ _______________________________ New Hampshire _________ _____________________ New Jersey ________ ___ ------------------------New York __________ __________ ----------------North Carolina _______ ------ __________________ North Dakota __________ ___ __ ____ _____________ Ohio ______ -------- ____ ------ ______ ---- -- - --- - -Oregon __________ _________ __________ _____ _____ Pennsylvania ____ _____ -------- ________________ Ut ah . ________________________ -------- ________ Wisconsin _________ ___________________________

Tomato, total_ __________ ___________________________ California ______ _______ _____ ___ ______ _________ Colorado ________ _____ -------- ________________ Connecticut _____ ____ ______________ ___________ Delaware ________________________ _____________ Georgia _______ ________________________________

I Illinois _______ _______________________________ -Indiana _________________ ______________ __ ______ Iowa . ____________ ____ ___ _____ ____ ____ __ _____ . Massachusetts ____________ ______ ________ ______ Michigan ___________ __ ___ _____________________ Missouri_ __________________ ___ _____ ___________ New Jersey ____ _______ ___ _____________________ New York ______________ ------------------ ____ North Dakota ____________________ ------- - __ __ Ohio ________________________________________ __ Oregon _------- ______________________ ---------Pennsylvania. _____________________________ ___ Texas ______________ ___________________________ Utah ____________ -------- _______ ______ ________ Wisconsin __________________ ___________________

Turnip, totaL __________ ---------------- - ___ _____ __ Connecticut_ ______________________ _______ __ __ New York ______ ______ -------------- __________ Tennessee _______ ______ __________ ___ __________ Utah ______________ -------_---------- ____ ___ __ Washington _______________ ___________________

Watermelon, totaL _____ _____________ -------- ______ California ____ ____________________ ______ _____ _ Colorado __ ------ _____________________________ Florida _____________ ---------------------- ____ Georgia ___ ______ ----------------- --- __________ Kansas ___ ______________________________ ______ Michigan ___________________________________ __ North Dakota __ ---------- __________________ __ Texas ___ _____ ---------- ______ --------------- __

All other, total 2 ____ ____ ---- ----------- ___ ------ ___

fi~~~~~~~ ~ ~== :::::: ::: :::::: :: :::::::: :: :: :: : Maine _________ _____________________ ____ ______ Michigan ____________ ______ ------------- ______ New Jersey __________ _______ ------------------New York ________ ------------------ ---- ______ North Carolina ___________ ___ _________ _____ __ _ North Dakota ____________ _______ _____ ________

fJ!~~~~~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: j ,,

Estab-

~i~~ts ha~'\;i.~~ed Pro<l uction growing

N umber Acres Pounds 4 619 541, 788 4 723 936, 893 1 45 85, 000 1 27 8, 960 3 901 1, 431, 840 1 (1) 60 3 969 1, 095, 371 2 1, 000 1, 050, 000 1 1 200 5 1, 187 1, 467, 779 1 2 4, 100 1 25 45, 000 3 251 2YI, 223 1 20 14, 000 2 27 18, 440 4 1, 670 412, 823 1 65 65, 000 1 4 1, 364 2 5 2, 100 1 48 42, 750

33 3, 008 163, 641 2 335 44, 860 2 39 4, 330 1 26 2, 008 1 40 2, 000 1 68 6, 400 1 6 430 5 1, 162 36, 613 1 38 750 1 (1) 30 2 166 11, 200 1 (1) 12 6 192 6, 989 3 21 1, 063 1 (1) 5 3 215 11, 680 1 2 150 2 139 9, 933 2 6 108 1 1 18 2 552 25, 062

15 928 l , 111, 182 1 3 870 1 1 1 1 (1) 10 1 (1) 20

11 924 1, 110, 281

13 3, 497 386, 988 1 45 4, 000 3 272 18, 475 3 2, 660 306, 438 1 97 9, 100 1 180 30, 500 1 42 8, 400 1 1 15 2 200 10, 060

23 680 4, 410, 000 9 125 50, 657 1 10 8 4, 733 1 (1 ) 25 1 500 4, 250, 000 1 20 12, 566 3 1 13 1 2 1, 100 1 2 9Ci5 1 1

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1, ooc 1 (1) 100 3 19 8, 901

~--------------------------------------'----------1 Less than 1 acre. . 2 Includes cauliflower, collards (Georgia), eggplant, kohlrabi, mangel-wurzel, and others not specified.

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114 HORTICULTURE

TABLE 6 .-FLOWER AN D VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-RECEIPTS FROM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALES OF SPECIFIED PRODUCTS FOR THE U NITED STATES, 1929

[For ex tent of canvass seep. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

IT E M

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS

Receipts from sales of products ___ __ _ Wholesale sales ____________ ____ _ Retail sales __ ___ __ _____________ _

Flower seeds __ --- ------------------------Wl> olesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Sweet peas-Wholesale sales ___________ --------Retail sales _______________ --------

Nasturtiums-

United States

Dollars 13, 522, 053 13, 415, 750

106, 303

713. 190 677, 154 36, 036

178, 462 15, 169

Wholesale sales___________________ 28, 933 Retail sales __ _____________________ ------------

Asters-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales _____ ------------------

Zinnias-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

All other flower seeds-Wholesale sales ________ -----------Retail sales ______________________ _

Vegetable seeds __________________________ _ Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales __ ____________________ _

Beans, garden (all varieties)- I Wholesale sales ___ _______________ _ Retail sales __ ____________________ _

Beans, lima (all varieties)-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales __ ____________________ _

16, 179 1, 750

I 130, 240

240

323, 340 18, 877

12, BOB, B63 12, 738, 596

70, 267

4, 536, 139 8, 124

501, 436

35 I I

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS­Continucd

Vegetable seeds-Continued Beets-

Wholesale sales _______ _ ·- --- - -----Retail sales----------------------­

Cabbage-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Carrots-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Celery-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Cucumbers-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Kale--Wholesnle sales __________________ _ Retail sales _______________ --------

Lettuce--vVholesale sales __ -----------------Retail sales ______________________ _

Muskmelons (cantaloupes)-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Onions-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Parsley-

United States

Dollar" 97, 208 3, 975

255, 565 I 2, 400

143, 454 276

4, 756 324

170, 260 84

3, 217 3

159, 137 4, 030

136, 231 16, 322

31G, 241 89

Wholesale sales___________________ 9, 563 Retail sales _______________________ ------------

Parsnips-Wholesale sales ___________ --------Retail sales-----------------------1

7, lJll 1, 566

1 Includes cauliflower, collards (Georgia), eggplant, kohlrahi, rnangcl-wurzcl, and others not specified.

ITEM

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS-­Cont inued

Vegetable seeds-Continued Peas-

Wholesale sales ______ _______ ___ __ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Pepper-'Yholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ___ ________ ---------- __

Radish-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales _________________ ------

Rutabaga-Wholesale sales __________ ---------Retail sales ______________________ _

Spinach-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Squash and pumpkin-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Sweet corn-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales _____________________ --

Tomato-Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

Turnip--Wholesale sales ________________ __ _ Retail sales ______________________ _

\Vatermelon-Wholesale sales __________________ _

All J'i~~~i~~~~ableseeasi_::---------- 1 Wholesale sales __________________ _ Retail sales ______________ ----- -- __

l'njtp<J State.5

Dollars 4, 588, 407

435

109, 927 765

169, 5i9 342

26, 157 747

24, 362 1, 448

88, 681 1, 865

5i6, 980 8, 574

313, 74i' 14, 986

155, 282 2, 218

118, 535 1, 000

226, 616 659

TABLE 7.- FLOWER SEED PRODUCTION-R ECEIPTS FROM WH OLESALE AND RETAIL SALES OF FLOWER SEE D, BY STATES, 1929

STATE

United States __ ____________________ ----- __

California __________ __________ ---------- _______ _ Colorado ______________________________________ _ Florida __ _________ _____________________________ _ Indiana ______________________________ - _____ -__ _

I

:Maine ___ - --~- - ---- __ -- ---- -- -- ---- -- -- --------Massachusetts _____________________ ---- __ -----_ Michigan ____________ ------------------------ --Missouri ______________________________________ _

[For extent of canvass seep. 5. See explanat ion of terms, p. 108]

Total

Dolla rs 713, 190

528, 602

v .. ·holesale sales

Dollars 677, 154

505, 181 llO, 737 llO, 737

5, 317 1 5, 317

.. :: 1 ------;~:-7, ooo I 5, 200 1, 215 215

60 r-----------

Retail sales

Dollars 36, 036

23, 421

240

1, 800 1, 000

60

STATE

New Hampshire __ ------------------------- __ _ _ New Jersey_-----------------------------------0 hio __________ - --- - -- - --- -- -- -- -- - --- - - --- - -- --Oregon ________________________________________ _

Pennsylvania _________________________________ _

Rhode Island __ --------------------------------Tennessee _____________________________________ _ Washington ___________________________________ _ Wisconsin _______________________________ · _____ _ _

Total Wholesale Retail sales sales

Dollars Dollars Dollars 4, 638 4, 638 3, 320 2, 760 560

160 120 40 36, 937 36, 548 389

22 22

3, 000 -------- ---- 3,000 423 423

8, 332 2,806 5, 526 96 96

TABLE 8.- VEGETABLE SEED PRODUCTION-RECEIPTS FROM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALES OF VEGETABLE SEED, BY STATES, 1929

[For extent of canvass see p. 5. See explanation of terms, p. 108]

STATE Total Wholesale

I

Retail STATE Total Wholesale Retail sales sales sales sales

Dollars I Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars 12. BOB. B63 12 73B, 596 70, 267 Nebraska ____ __ _____ _________________ ____ __ 127, 333 127, 333

1, 737, 056 1, 733, 056 4, 000 New Hampshire __ ------------------------- 644 644

1, 0~7. 241 1, 014, 416 22, 825 New Jersey __ -- ---------------------------- 85, 348 74, 296 11, 052

56, 675 55, 525 1, 150 New York __ -------- -- --------------------- 211, 633 190, 995 20, 638

4, 000 4,000 North Carolina ___ ------ ----------------- -- 1, 128 1, 128

United States __________ ------- _______ _ 1===========11==========,======= California __ _____ __ ________________________ _

Colorado __________________________________ _ Connecticut_ ______________________________ _ Delaware ______________________ ------------

88, 485 88, 485 North Dakota ____ ------------------------- 1,441 1, 186 255 22, 800 22, 800 0 hio __ _____ -- -- - --- -- -- ---- -- - --- -- -- - --- - - 66, 754 66, 574 180

Florida ____________________________________ _ Georgia ________________ ----------- ________ _

3, 456, 263 3, 456, 263 0 klahoma _____ __________ ____ _____ _______ ___ 32, 502 32, 502

34, 940 34, 940 Oregon _____________ ____ ______________ ______ 10, 760 10, 760

61, 579 61, 529 50 Pennsylvania ______ ____ ________ ___ ______ ___ 20, 250 19, 980 270

82, 584 82, 084 500 South Dakota ____ ------ - ---- - ----------- --- 26, 457 26, 457

15, 896 15, 896 Tennessee ____________________________ ______ 17, 802 17, 802

Idaho _____________________________________ _ l llinois _________________________ -_ -___ -_ - - --Indiana ___________________________________ _ Iowa ________________________ ---------------Kansas ________________________ ____________ _

Maine _________ ------------------- - ---- --- - 161 --- --- -- --- --- 161 Texas _________ - _____ --- - --- -- -- - -- - --- - ---- 13, 550 13, 250 300

80 80 Utah ________ _______ ________________ ------ -- 130, 212 129, 385 827

---- ---------- Virginia _______ -- - -- -- -- - --- - --- ---- -- -- -- -- 1, 550 650 900 2, 199, 710 2, 199, 710 ----- ---- - Washington ______________________________ -- 751, 8i8 744, 969 6, 909 105, 000 105, 000 -- ------- - Wisconsin __________________ ________________ 489, 472 489, 4i2 170 170 --- ----- ------ Wyoming ________ -- -- - --- - -- - --- - -- -- - --- -- 549, 122 I 549, 122

1, 368, 387 1, 368, 387 -- ----- ---