The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-27

mixed, dIIalIa. mllIet uuu uuASot As~A~
grasses, other tame or cultivated
grasses; wild. salt or prairie grasses;
small grains cut green for hay. peas
and beans cut green for hay and coarse
forage crops.
(C) Crops Of Sundry Classes.-Under
this head are included potatoes. sweet
potatoes and yams. tobacco, cotton.
hemp, broom corn and hops.
CD Crops Grown For Sugar or Strip.
Sugar beets. sorghum cane and sugar
cane are the crops included In this
class. The number Of maple trees
tapped in 1909 may also be asked.
E) Fruits and Nuts.-For the princi-
pal kinds of orchard fruits, grapes,
tropical fruits and nuts farmers will
be asked to give the number Of trees
and vines Of bearing age, the number
Of young trees not bearing, the guam
titles produced or harvested In 1909
and the value of the products. The
acreage, product and value of small
fruits, including strawberries, rasp-
berries, blackberries, currants, goose
berries and cranberries, are to, be re-
ported for the crop year 1909.
(F) Vegetables.-T enumerator will
ask for the acreage and values of all
vegetables grown in 1909. Thirteen
chief varieties are named on this
schedule, and blank lines are provided
for others not specified. In the case
of small farm gardens;- the products
Of which are used solely for home con
sumption, 1t is not expected that the
area and value of each variety of
vegetable can be given separately.
All truck farmers and market garden
ers, however, will be called upon for
detailed reports.
Co Fruit Products.-The quantities
and values of cider, vinegar, wine.
grape juice, olive oil and dried or evap-
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GRATED fruits produced on the farm in
1900 are to be reported.
(H) Forest Products. 1t is probable
that the coming census will ask two
questions under this head-namely. the
value dn lump sum- Of all firewood,
fencing material and other forest prod
ucts cut In 1909 for farm consumption,
and the value Tin lump sunni Of all
firewood, logs, railroad ties. telegraph
and telephone poles, material for fenc-
ing and barrels. bark, naval stores or
other forest products cut In 1909 for
sale, whether sold or on hand April 10.
1910, together with all amounts re-
ceived in 1909 from the sale Of stand
ing timber on the lrm
Animal Products. This Is general
term used to designate all products Of
the live stock industry. !.
az Animals Sold Alive and Animals
Slaughtered. Inquiry will be made for
the number Of animals of each kind
sold alive In 1909 and the amounts re-
ceived; also for the number and value
Of all animals slaughtered on the farm,
whether for home consumption or for
sale. 1t is also desired that careful
record be kept Of the number Of, ami
mails Of each kind purchased during
the year and the amounts paid for
them This Is especially important In
all cases where farmers purchase large
numbers or cattle. sheep or swine for
feeding purposes.
Obi Wool and Mohair.-A report Of
the number. weight and value Of all
hceces Of wool and mohair shown In
1909 will be required.
Co Dairy Products. Farmers are
urged to give careful consideration to
the questions which follow and. il rec
Ords are not kept. to prepare as accu-
rate estimates as possible The fol-
| lowing questions will be asked con-
corning the products OF the year 1909:
Milk. Gallons produced. gallons sold.
amount received from sales.
Butter. Pounds produced. value Of
product, pounds sold. amount received
/ from sales.
Cream.-Gallons sold, amount receiv.
ed from sales.
Butter Fat.-Pounds sold, amount re
ceived from sales.
Cheese Pounds produced. value Of
product, pounds sold. amount received
from sales.
Butter fat should not be confused
1 with butter.
O) Poultry and Eggs.-The following
questions will be asked concerning
poultry products In 1909:
Value Of all poultry raised. amour
received from sales Of poultry, dozeni
Of eggs produced, dozens of eggs sold
amount received from sales Of eggs.
E) Bees and Honey. The only ques
4 tions to be asked are the number o
pounds and the value Of honey and o
wax produced h 1909.
Inventory Of Live Stock, Poultry ant
Bees on Hand April IL, 1910.
The census classiications Of domes
tic animals according TO- kind and az
follow closely the classiflcations use
by the United States department Q
agriculture and the principal live stoc
breeders associations. The Classics
ton by ages Is very simple, and 1t
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