PROPERTY OF STANISLAUS COUNTY Please keep this copy DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE P. O. BOX MODESTO, CALIFORMIA

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1 PROPERTY OF STANSLAUS COUNTY Please keep this copy DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE P. O. BOX 05 -MODESTO, CALFORMA

2 STANSLAUS COU!'JTY DEPARTlvENT OF AGRCULTURE MLO M. S C H ROC K AGRCULTURAL COMMSSONER ANNUAL CROP FOR YEAR REPORT Compiled by FRANK E. H.A. YES DEPUTY AGRCULTURAL CO~n[SSO~mR Cover make-up RCHARD LANG BOARD 0 F SUPERVSORS ROBERT W. FAHEY JOE DOMECQ CHARLES A. BRNK RCHARD W. VANDERWALL JAMES J. FRANZEN, CHARMAN DSTRCT DSTRCT DSTRCT 3 DSTRCT 4 DSTRCT 5 THOMAS A. BRGHT CHEF AD~crNSTRATVE OFFCER

3 Gentlemen: TO THE STATE DRECTOR OF AGRCULTURE THE HO~~ORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVSORS THE CHEF ADl-f[NSTRATVE OFFCER t gives us great pleasure to present the Stanislaus County Annual Crop Report, as required by- Section 79 of the California. Agricultural Code. After compiling this report we '~ere pleasantly surprised that the county once more showed a record breaking total incodle figure. This was not anticipated as the weather conditions during the year were not too favorable for many of our fruit and vine crops. This report covers the acreage production and value of all crops produced and the value of all livestock and poultry products sold during the year. Also, listed is the acreage of bearing and non-bearing permanent crops. Emphasis must be made, that the total income of agricultural products includes all the costs of production and does not indicate that this is net return to the producer. '~e wish to express our appreciation to all of the people in agriculture, industry, the irrigation districts, the members of the Agricultural Extension Staff and the Agricultural Commissioner's Staff for their cooperation in making this report possible. We also wish to express our appreciation to Frank Hayes, Deputy Agricultural Commissioner$ who worked so diligently in compiling this report.. d. ARl'm:r-r v. SARQUS~-~~~..t.,...c Stanislaus County Director of Extension Respectfully submitted, Agricultural c '..t -, i. SCrmOCK County Commissioner

4 967' PERMANENT CROP ACREAGES CROP BEARNG ACRES NON -BEARtTG ~ TOTAL. ALMOl'TDS Davey Drake XL Jordanolo. Merced.:: ;':.' N~,Plus Ultra Nonpareil Peerless Texas TOTAL ALMONDS APRCorS Blenheim-Royal Moorpark-Hemskirke Tilton TOTAL APRCOTS CHERRES Bi'rig Black Republican Black Tartarian Lambert Royal Ann Van ,43 67,4 3 ~437 9, ,404 4 s;b'85 5, , , ;b38 7,995 7, ;bo,98 ~ 7,587 7,8 7,l 5 TOTAL CHERRES -~ CHESTNUTS -FGS Black Kadota TOTAL FGS GRAPES) RASN Muscat Thompson Seedless TOTAL RASN GRAPES ~ Z.l~ 7,943 8,9.,- 35-7;9l:i3 8,54

5 CROP BEARNG AC RES NON -BEARNG TOTAL GRAPES, TABL~ Emperor Maaga Ribier Rose de u Tokay TOTAL GRAPES, TABLE GRAPES, 'WN~ Alicante Bouschet Burger Carignane Colombar Feher Szagos Franken Riesling French Colo.mbard Golden Chasselas Grand Noir Grenache Malvoisie J.fission Palomino Royalty Rubired Salvador Semillon Valdepenas Zinfandel TOTAL \'lne GRAPES , , ,54 0, ' TOTAL ALL GRAPES 8,5 88 8,806 98,0,073 9,339 9,734 NECTARNES Freedom Le Grand Early Le Grand Late Le Grand Quetta Red Grand Sun Grand Ear ly Sun Grand TOTAL NECTARNES W '

6 37 -CROP NON-BEARNG TOTAL -~ OLVES Ascolano Manzanillo Mission Sevillano TOTAL OLVES ORANGES Navel Valencia TOTAL ORANGES (Re'V'ised) ANGERNES 6 S: 8 9 ~ &naora Carolyn Carson Corona Cortez Dixon Fortuna.: Gaume Giblin Halford Howard Johnson Loadel McKnight Palora Peak Shasta Sims Sowell Stanford Starn Stuart-Gomes Sullivan Vivian., Wiser TOTAL CLNG PEACHES ,609 J64,08 J660 5J J ,64 J367 7, ;400, ' ;439 3, E;847 5JO67 3 '

7 m CROP feac HE~, FREESTO~ Babcock Blazing Gold July Elberta Elberta J. H. Hale Lovell Merrill Gem Muir.:,.,.... Red Globe Red Haven Rio Oso Gem TOTAL FREESTONE PEACHES TOTAL ALL PEACHES PEARS Bartlett Winter Nelis TOTAL PEARS PECA:S ~ PERSMMONS PSTACHO NUTS BEARNG ACRES 7 3, , ,:550 3,546.5,9.58.5, ~TON- BEARNG TOTAL....';;.~~ 3 08 ~ 60 3,670 3, ~ 70-3,78 3,806 9,68 8, PLUMS El Dorado President Santa Rosa Wicks on TOTAL PLUMS POMEGRANATES ~

8 CROP BEARNG ACRES NON-BEARNG TOTAL PRUNES French.TOTAL PRUNES 7 7.QUNC~ ,433 4,07 4, , Ji 6 3 3:7; J lj ;7il 4,63 ;ie,34 ~

9 , FELD CROPS: AC~.GE, PRODUCTON, A~rn VALUE, -67 Production ~ Year Harvested Acres acre Total Unit B.arley Bea;;s, ~ry edib~e Total 35,000 34,000.5,500 7J300.0 ~5, Blackeyes 3, , ,000 5,000,905 3,570,00 3,,750 Baby Lima~ 4,800 l~l 5,80 6,000 ~ 7,00 Large Limas 9,000 7, ,000 6,40 Other varieties 8, ,,55 8, ,380 -Com 4, ,000, ,500 Cotton Lint -~ Cottonseed -'.. * 4 - t t $ $,60, ,,397,000 3: ,363,000 5,38,, ,000 55,000 ~53,000,440,000 3,40,000,997,000,088,000,76,000 48,000 43,000 ~ Alfalfa 53,400 53, , , ,64,000 0,04; Grain 8,600 55,800 8, , ,339,000,,00,000 Wild,000.50,500 :;000.50, Oats t,000.75, ,500 8,500 4,000 8,,00 Pasture & Range rrig.pastu~~ Sudan Grass 86,000 85,000,400, Acre t ,300,000 4,,0,000 74, ,00 * ncluded in miscellaneous 6

10 FELD CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTON, Mffi VALUE, -67 ~ Year ~' Harvested acre~ 46; ,000 Rice,840,.900 Silage Co~ 4,000 4,000 Production acres. Totai ~.60 ~ ,784 5,40 408, ,000 Unit Acre t :> Value unit Total 4.50 $,87, ,876JoOO Sorgham Grain 5j , , , Straw Grain 600 4jlOO Wheat Sugar Beets.(Revised) ~ Field ,380,90 500,000 TOTAL (Revised) ,400 57,000 t Acre , ,000 4,080~000 3,456JOoo 39-, ,000 3,00 49,000 8,.500 8,00 534,000.78,000 50,500 0, ,888,00 3,34,00 SEED CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTON AND VALUE w67 Alfalfa Peas Certified Common 998,08, ' , jOOO 845,000 75,000.53,000 98,000,600,000 Lbs. t Lbs. Lbs. t ,5 Red Clover ,000 Lbs~ , tisc. Field &,5'0 Acre 4.00 Vegetable, TOTAL 3,68 3,4 304, ,000 78,800 5,900 64,300 04,000 7,000 83,000 68,000, ,00 704,900,. Misc.,

11 VEGETABLE CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTON AND VALUE ,$.:00 9.!: P. Production Value Harvested -Year Acres acre Total Unit unit Total Broccoli * Carrots ** Cauliflower Corn, - sweet 967 Lettuce, - head Melons -cantaloupē R~neydews sian Other Muskmelons Watermelons - Onions,300, ,000 3,840.4, ,630, ,8 63,,40, Peas, gree!:. 4,300 4,970 Peppers, Bell ~pki~~ Snap Beans ~ * 780, ~ ,000,,80,, ~,O98 3,870 5,69 5,00 7,900 6, ,4 4,50 8,600 ',00 $ $,499,000,04, ,000 f t 8,500 8,00 6,90 8,800 8,0,00 n 5,900 7,00 n * ncluded under misc. for ** ncluded in misc. in , ).7, ,000 8,000, , , , ,000,5,000,44,000 86,00 95,000 37, , , ,000 9,000 33, , ,000,94, ,000 7,000 59,000 -

12 VEGETABLE CROPS:. ACREAGE, PRODUCTO~r AND VALtJE, !.'E ~ unit Value SEin~c~ i > 7.0 Squash Sweet Potatoes Tomatoes- (Total) 8,790 8, ~O ~4 Fresh,00 6., CaMery 6,690 6, ,75 3,500 Total 440, , , ,600 Tori ),800 55,000,800,000 0,000 43, ) 545JOOO 454JOOO ,368,000 6,478, ,760, ,lB4, Misc. Vege~ab~e~ 3,000 Acre 4, TOT.U 39J306 40,40 4,608,000 4)94,000 63, ,000 6,394,700 6,9,600 FRUT & NUT CROPS~ ACREAGE, PRODUCTON, Aill VP~UE, -67 ~ Year Bearing acres Production acre Total Almonds 0, ,,00 9,59.3,500 Unit t Apricots (Total) 5',680 50, ,900 Canned 5', J300 46Jooo unit Frozen,400.00, Juice 3, Jooo Dried 74, Value Total 4,30,000 6;858,000 6,46,000 4,405,000 5,846,000 3,90, ,000 67~000 48, ,000 74,000 68,400

13 FRUT & WT CROPS: ACREAGE, PRODUCTO~, AND VALUE, -67 Production Crop Year Bearing acres acre Total Unit Bushberries Cherries Grapes (Total all 8,5 8J806 Table Raisin -(Total) Varieties Dried Green Wt. Nat. Thompson~ Golden Thompso~s Bleached Canned 7,943 8, ,870, ,080 4, ,800 5,600,40 6,000 5,600 5,300, Crushed 37,90 30,75 Varieties (Total) Fresh Market ,80,850 4 Crushed,80,608 Wine Varieties (Total) Fresh 'arket ( 0,84 0, ,000 59,000,880,840 Crushed () 39,0 56,60 Nectarines Olives 4 ~ No Crop,690,540 t ' \ Value $ $ 40,000,0, ~S3 4.5jOOO 67,000 4,90,800 4,868, ,863,000,865, ~oo ~ , ,000 30,000 i48,000 8,500 3,600,49,000 9,000 9,00 95,00 6,900 9,00 78,00,36,600,907,400 84,600 99,400,5,000,808,000 6,000,000 () On the vine price () Delivered to winery * ncluded in miscellaneous 0

14 FRUT & NUT CROPS: ACREAGE~ PRODUCTON, _4:r-TD VALUE, -67 Value 9.E.9.E Year Unit unit Total Peaches, Clings'::- 9, ,000 $ 8.0 9, , Peaches, Freestone 3,550 3, Strsvberries Walnuts ~~SC. Fruit & Nuts-:H~ 7,39 6, ,976 75,00 #58 #8 6,600 35,000 53,40 0,000 3, ; $5,89,000 7,954,000,394,000,9, J.456,000 5,600,000 5,644,000 Acre , ,000 TOTAL.39,4, ,8,00 * Cling Peach Assn. estimate ** ncludes Figs, Pomegranates, simmons Pecans, Pears, Plums and Olives.TURSERY PRODUCTS: PRODUCTON AREA, SALES, J\ND ALUE, -67 tem NUrsery Crops Deciduous fruits & nut trees Small Fruit Plants Ornamental trees & shrubs!of Misc. Nursery stock bl Year 96 Quantity sold Field by acres Producers Unit unit Total ,54,000,880,000 5,060,000 0,86,000 Plants.$ 56,000 Plants 9 483, $ J396JOOO,04,000 Plants.0)8 346, , Acres 5, ' 3,95.00 TOTAL 53,000 06, ,000,490,000,558,OGQ,097)000!/ncludes broadleaf evergreens, coniferous evergreens, deciduous shade trees, and deciduous shntbs.. /ncludes bedding plants, cut green decoratives) turf, indoor decoratives, roses, vegetable plants and grapevines. '-

15 lbs. LVESTOCK Arm POULTRY: PRODUCTON P.ND VALUE -67 Year Production No. of Total head li veweight unit unit Value Total Cattle and calves Beef ~?:..!l 70,000 68,000 65,000 60, ,000 cwt. $ 578, ,000 60,000 Sheep and lambs 9,500 0,900 0,000,500 Hogs and pigs 7,500 8jOOO,00,000 Horses and mules,500,00 Broilers and fryers 4,79,000,68,000 95,358,000 48,03,000 Other chickens,90,000 9,855,000,600,000 7,00,000 Chicks 34,89,000 3,09,000 TuEkeys,h~ 98,000 8,739, ,000 9,060,000 7,605,000!urkeys, poults,966 7,47,000 Rabbits 8,000 83,800 0,000 93,00 TOTAL om. cwt. cm. head bs. each lbs. each f lbs :> , 4,875,000 3,87,000 6,480,000 4,60,000 39jOOO 64JOOO 4,000 64, , ,000 4,66,000 8,667,000 59, ,000 3,657,000 3,658,000 3,373,000 4,93, ,350,000 4,636, ,000,000 $ 49,73,000 40,97JOOO. LVESTOCK AND POULTRY PRODUCTS: PRODUCTON AND VALUE, ~67 Product Year Production - Unit unit Total Milk Market (Revised) 5,6,000 5,767,000 cwt. \ $ 6,6.5,000 6,43,000 Manufacturing (Revised),0,000,80,000 CioTt ,99,000 6,950,000

16 LVESTOCK Afrn 'POULTRY PRODUC TS : PRODUCTON. AND VALUE, -67 Product Year Production Unit unit Total Eggs, chicken Market Hatching Egg, turkez Hatcherl 60,000,000 3,677,000.5,.5.5,000 6,84,000 4,65,364 Doz. $.59 $ 7,980, Doz,. t Each Wool 96,000 Lbs.,34 (nevised) 65, TOTAL (Revised),944,000,83.5,000,65,000, ,600 3,000 57,.53,600 57,76,000 JANUARY NVE}~ORES OF LvEsTOCK AJD POULTRY, -68 (in number of head) Cattle and calves Milk.cows years and over Cattle and calves on feed Sheep and lambs Hogs and pigs Hens and pullets or laying age January, 80,000 70,000.January,968 73,000 6Q,00Q 4,900 5,000 0,000, , ,000 Turkey Breeding hens 00,000 75,000.'69,40,000 (Revised) 3

17 APllRY PRODUCTS: PRODUCTON AND VALUE, -67 ~ ' Beeswax Package Bees Queen Bees Pollination - TOTAL 88;000 86,000 5,300 4,000,00 7,600 6,500 8,000 0,600,000 t t each t. $ '.35 colony $,600,490 3,40,60 4,300,00 7,50 4,300 53,600 96,000 8,890 64,960 8 YEAR SUMMARY'k 960 (Rev.) 96 (Rev, ) 96 (Rev. ) 963 (Rev.) 964 (Rev.) 965 (Rev. ) (Rev.) Field Crop~ $ 7,87 6,936 6,40 8,,49 6,669 7,49 3,34 33,888 Seed Crops, ,06,.5.5,30 :;., Veg. Crops 3,79 3,57,468,657,84 4,85 6,-9 6,,395 Frui t & Nut 5, 30,40 3,495 35,85 4; ,40 43,8 39,4' Nursery,99 897,784,04,35,447 Livestock Po~!!:l & Livestock & foultry Pro~. 3,897,097,558 9,748 33,06 33,474 35',5'73 36,0 40,97 49,73 38,04 39,675 4,55 45,637 48,546 49,53 57,76 57,53 Apiary Products 05' TOTALS :\) 38,05 4,03 47,56 58,55 67,878 65,546 9,83 99,884 * n thousands of dollars. bs..5 4

18 *8 Ur'A RYo!:- TEM ACREAGE ESTD-Ll\.TED VALUE Field Crops (Revised) 677,70 68t634 $ 33,888,00 3,34,00 Sees Crops 3 i 6.8 3,,4 787ilOO 704 Ji 900 Vegetable C::OES 39,306 40,40 6,394,700 6,9,600 Fruit & Nut Crop~ 76,976 75,00 39, J8~00 Nursery Products,558,000 ).097,000 Livestock tl Poul ~rl 49#73,000 4 #97,000 Livestock & Poultry Products (Revised) ~ 57,53i600 57,76,000 Apiary Products 8,890 64,960 TOTAL 797~70 800,305 :> 99,884,90 9,8,760 '(Revised) 5