Twelve Years of Farm Accounts in Illinois
Twelve Years of Farm Accounts in Illinois
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The grain farms had the largest percentage of land area tillable, and the hog and poultry farms had the smallest. (Tables 19 and 20) Land use. The percentage of tillable land in corn in northern Illinois ranged from 32. 9 on the dairy farms (Fig. 29) to 42. 2 on the intensive grain farms. In southern Illinois, where wheat is a more im- portant crop than corn on many farms, the percentage of tillable land in corn was much less than it was in the northern section, ranging from 21. 1 on the less i...ntensive grain farms to 31. 0 percent on the hog farms. The percentage of tillable land in wheat was particularly high on the grain farms. The percentages of tillable land in wheat in southern Illinois were: intensive grain farms, 20. 7; farms with 40-59 percent grain, 20. 9; hog farms, 13. 6; poultry farms, 12. 2; dairy farms, 12. 9; and mixed-income farms, 15. 2.
1942} TWELVE YEARS OF FARM ACCOUNTS IN ILLINOIS 243 In northern Illinois the percentage of tillable land in hay and pasture ranged from 16.
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The grain farms had the largest percentage of land area tillable, and the hog and poultry farms had the smallest. (Tables 19 and 20) Land use. The percentage of tillable land in corn in northern Illinois ranged from 32. 9 on the dairy farms (Fig. 29) to 42. 2 on the intensive grain farms. In southern Illinois, where wheat is a more im- portant crop than corn on many farms, the percentage of tillable land in corn was much less than it was in the northern section, ranging from 21. 1 on the less i...ntensive grain farms to 31. 0 percent on the hog farms. The percentage of tillable land in wheat was particularly high on the grain farms. The percentages of tillable land in wheat in southern Illinois were: intensive grain farms, 20. 7; farms with 40-59 percent grain, 20. 9; hog farms, 13. 6; poultry farms, 12. 2; dairy farms, 12. 9; and mixed-income farms, 15. 2.
1942} TWELVE YEARS OF FARM ACCOUNTS IN ILLINOIS 243 In northern Illinois the percentage of tillable land in hay and pasture ranged from 16.
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