STATISTICS OF AGRICULTURE

Table 10.--Farms, June 1, 1900, Classified by Acreage, Tenure, and Color of Farmer, with Averages and Percentages, by Counties

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All Farms
Number	Average size in acres	Classified by acreage										Classified by tenure
		Under 3 acres	3 and under 10 acres	10 and under 20 acres	20 and under 50 acres	50 and  under 100 acres	100 and  under 175 acres	175 and  under 260 acres	260 and under 500 acres	500 and under 1,000 acres	1,000  acres and  over	Owners	Part owners	Owners and tenants	Managers	Cash tenants	Share tenants
4,022	88.3	12	106	342	1,484	999	625	238	139	58	19	1,426	186	5	31	340	2,034

Table 10.--Continued

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Farms of White Farmers							Farms of Colored Farmers							Per cent of farms operated by-		Per cent of farms operated by-
Number	Classified by tenure						Number	Classified by tenure
	Owners	Part owners	Owners and tenants	Managers	Cash tenants	Share tenants		Owners	Part owners	Owners and tenants	Managers	Cash tenants	Share tenants	White farmers	Colored farmers	Owners	Part owners	Owners and tenants	Managers	Cash tenants	Share tenants
2,449	1,287	119	5	29	203	806	1,573	139	67	-	2	137	1,228	60.9	39.1	35.5	4.6	0.1	0.8	8.4	50.6

Table 35.--Number and Total Value of Specified Domestic Animals on Farms and Ranges, June 1, 1900, by Counties

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Number of farms	Domestic Animals		Neat Cattle
	Number of farms reporting	Total value	Calves under 1 year	Steers 1 and under 2 years	Steers 2 and under 3 years	Steers 3 years and over	Bulls 1 year and over	Heifers 1 and under 2 years	Dairy cows 2 years and over	Other cows 2 years and over
4,022	3,763	447,244	2,210	664	300	535	263	1,024	2,451	1,875

Table 35.-- Continued

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Horses			Mules			Asses and burros, all ages	Sheep			Swine, all ages	Goats, all ages	Received in 1899 from sale of live animals	Value of animals slaughtered on farms in 1899
Colts under 1 year	Colts 1 and under 2 years	2 years and over	Colts under 1 year	Colts 1 and under 2 years	2 years and over		Lambs under 1 year	Ewes 1 year and over	Rams and wethers 1 year and over
42	66	2,766	14	70	1,993	3	448	794	760	40,254	947	21,736	169,554

Table 40.--Number of Specified Domestic Animals in Barns and Inclosures, Not on Farms or Ranges, June 1, 1900, by Counties

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Number of inclosures reporting domestic animals	Neat Cattle
	Total	Calves under 1 year	Steers 1and under 2 years	Steers 2 and under 3 years	Steers 3 years and over	Bulls 1 year and over	Heifers 1and under 2 years	Dairy cows 2 years and over	Other cows 2 years and over
192	196	57	18	5	11	3	14	81	7

Table 40.--Continued

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Horses				Mules				Asses and burros, all ages	Sheep				Swine, all ages	Goats, all ages
Total	Colts under 1	Colts 1 and under 2 years	2 years and over	Total	Colts under 1 year	Colts 1 and under 2 years	2 years and over		Total	Lambs under 1 year	Ewes 1 year and over	Rams and wethers 1 year and over
206	-	2	204	44	-	1	43	4	1	-	1	-	351	13

Table 44.--Dairy Products of Farms and Ranges in 1899, by Counties

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Number of farms reporting dairy products	Value of all dairy products	Value of dairy products consumed on farms	Milk		Cream	Butter		Cheese
			Gallons produced	Gallons sold	Gallons sold	Pounds made	Pounds sold	Pounds made	Pounds sold
1,343	53,683	50,777	476,136	11,330	-	56,615	3,811	-	-

Table 47.--Poultry and Eggs, and Bees, Honey, and Wax on Farms and Ranges, by Counties

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Poultry and Eggs							Bees, Honey, and Wax
Number of fowls 3 months old and over, June 1, 1900				Value of all poultry, June 1, 1900	Value of poultry raised in 1899	Dozens of eggs produced in 1899	Swarms of bees, June 1, 1900	Value of bees, June 1, 1900	Pounds of honey produced in 1899	Pounds of wax produced in 1899
Chickens, including Guinea fowls	Turkeys	Geese	Ducks
73,671	6,227	12,558	1,971	31,488	58,210	366,730	2,963	3,030	23,880	2,060

Table 49.--Wool, Mohair and Goat hair, Shorn in Fall of 1899 and Spring of 1900, by Counties

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A.--Wool

Fleeces shorn -- 1,570
Weight, in pounds, of fleeces unwashed -- 3,297