Types of Farming in Illinois An Analysis of Differences By Areas
Types of Farming in Illinois An Analysis of Differences By Areas
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It is the most important cash-grain area found anywhere in the corn belt. Corn is the dominant crop throughout the area but different secondary crops are grown.
Using the secondary crops as a basis, the area may be divided into three subdivisions. In subarea 4a, consisting of all or part of ten counties in the northern section of the general east-central area, oats rank second among the crops. In 4b, which involves 13 counties in the Table 10. Number of Farms of Specified Types in Each County i...n Areas 4a, 4b, and 4c, 1950" County Cash grain Dairy Live- stock General Vege- table Poultry Other b Miscel- laneous Total Area 4a Will 1, 288 410 311 311 54 104 5 454 2, 937 952 29 90 107 19 53 1, 250 LaSalle 2, 159 113 736 376 12 42 292 3, 730 Putnam 193 21 177 42 5 30 468 546 20 358 133 15 118 1, 190 Woodford 966 66 376 196 6 25 5 147 1, 787 Livingston Ford ...
2, 428 973 64 11 245 141 335 180 5 1 99 33 110 38 3, 286 1, 377 McLean 2, 190 110 690 419 5 31 5 323 3, 773 Tazewell 1, 042 119 342 267 4 41 20 293 2, 128 Total 12, 737 963 3, 466 2, 366 87 409 40 1, 858 21, 926 Percent of com- mercial farms' 1 Area 4b Kankakee 63.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the most important cash-grain area found anywhere in the corn belt. Corn is the dominant crop throughout the area but different secondary crops are grown.
Using the secondary crops as a basis, the area may be divided into three subdivisions. In subarea 4a, consisting of all or part of ten counties in the northern section of the general east-central area, oats rank second among the crops. In 4b, which involves 13 counties in the Table 10. Number of Farms of Specified Types in Each County i...n Areas 4a, 4b, and 4c, 1950" County Cash grain Dairy Live- stock General Vege- table Poultry Other b Miscel- laneous Total Area 4a Will 1, 288 410 311 311 54 104 5 454 2, 937 952 29 90 107 19 53 1, 250 LaSalle 2, 159 113 736 376 12 42 292 3, 730 Putnam 193 21 177 42 5 30 468 546 20 358 133 15 118 1, 190 Woodford 966 66 376 196 6 25 5 147 1, 787 Livingston Ford ...
2, 428 973 64 11 245 141 335 180 5 1 99 33 110 38 3, 286 1, 377 McLean 2, 190 110 690 419 5 31 5 323 3, 773 Tazewell 1, 042 119 342 267 4 41 20 293 2, 128 Total 12, 737 963 3, 466 2, 366 87 409 40 1, 858 21, 926 Percent of com- mercial farms' 1 Area 4b Kankakee 63.
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