Lancaster Farming Statistics Highlights 1954 Census Preview
Statistics compiled from the 1954 Census of Agriculture preliminary data cover farms farm characteristics and farm products. The Bureau of the Census and U S Department of Commerce note subject to revision.
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Census of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Vegetable Crop In Pennsylvania Shows Decline
In Harrisburg, officials report a $1.694 million drop in Pennsylvania vegetable crop value from last year. Processing crops fell to 145,800 tons from 211,700 in 1954, largely due to tomato losses from bad weather. Fresh market crops totaled 156,000 tons, with total harvested acreage at 102,820 acres. Total value dropped to $18.185 million for all vegetables.
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Harrisburg
Peneylvania
William L. Henning
Henning
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County Farm Comparisons 1950 to 1954 Census Data
Lancaster County farms show 7 952 farms in 1950 and 7 951 in 1954 with 495 500 and 498 206 acres. Average farm size rises with acre ranges from under 10 to 260 499 acres. one 1 480 No Kidding joke closes the piece before a note on military procurement giving the Army full care of food supplies.
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Lancaster County
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
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