New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
CROP REPORT OF NOV. /
SHOWS GOOD YIELDS

The monthly crop report ot III,
Emitted States Department a. A1Ii,
culture Tor the month OF October
rs reported on November J. Is 4iy.
GA herewith As released i5r plJiiea.
ON through The Office Of State AZ.
1eultuTal >tatistican, K r. Hare.
This report shows an increase n
production Fl nearly al crops ioi
tsr nation and while in mauy case.
I|, production for New Mca co j.,
son r"hat less than lasf years BAN
-.uU 1t IS nevertheless more than
+. generally produced III the state.
tCRN-New MeNico-yh, weld
per acre OF corn is reported al 9l.5
bushcl which from the $4,000 acres
grown IN the state means a pro.
duction Of $4,000 bushels. Last
month the department fotecasted
from cond tion figures 6,SSS,oJ0 The
Wy crop was estimated at 10000
bushels
United States-The average Weld
per acre is estimated al 800 bushel.
g" ing q production Of 3,lgI26OoO
ll>hels. This is 28l $4,000 bushel
more than was est mated for 1919.
In !he state IS per cent Of last
ygdrs crop was still on the farms
b. The Nation 40 per cen, Of the
crop remained.
POI VIC.
vicld Ter acre is r. .a.. ,l a us L,-'
O.. Which means a en b. .ira oi So
''N hl,hel OF Ill mount on,
- l, cent Is marketed Last as
+foF- -7a~ u0lt-- .OH bushcl
SWEET FOIAIDES-New Mexico
"a weld PEI acre Of $50 bushels is
oolA yield per acre OF $50 bushels is
reported, which means a production
Il $4,000 bushels This is the same
last years production OF this
crop While the acreags in the
tat, 5 small, the yields are always
atis'7ctory, and with good markets
%~idDished, II gives promise of be
ms "a leading crop IN the southern
fa.i 81 the state.
ni'ed Sta'es-Io.al product ar
thus year is estimated ii los, b.
'e hu. which exceeds last years
.f"r 10y -,O97 60 bushels.
lbbACCO-Uuitcd States-The
-tinIl'cd yield is given al 1889
"aud- p,r acre. max ny q total pro-
'or 81 1870 $4,000 pounds. o.
q" Houn more .han last
r5op
NJ ILE--Ncw Ne i-o-Trr 7-,-
.f'u ~ apples this year in the
.'t W.s Only 81 per cent OF normal,
Ihllg a total production oi only
500 bushels compared To last
crop OF $4,000 Bushels. This
.a~ iur very largely to a practically
.i."'. { 'ail"re u il, Pecos Valley,
here ~ per cen d the apples OF
hc state are grown.
The market fer the New Mexico
rop was good al the beginning Of
season, but suffered a heavy de-
line. due TO large production in
ineT states. before all OF the New
ieNtco apples from the northern
at OF the state were shipped
the number OF trees OF bear ng age
the state is $50 per cent more than
as reported in the 1910 census.
United States-The production
rs year has been z73 per cent of a
lrrnai crop, giving a production of
lSI.Oy bushel while last wear
Nv ~ $500 bushel were produc-
lhfs years commercial crop
l1"unted tc SS.4l7.0D bushels and
= year ii was only b.l7zgno bush e
6RAlN SORGHUMS-New Mexi- :
-Ihe yield per acre IS reported at G
bushels giving a total production -
: the state Of $4,000 bushels. e,
- years estimate was 7.1A0p0 q
The difference is due z
10 a reduction in the acreage y
om last year. b
PEANUT-Uniied Siaies-An es- a
nate OF 20 bushels per acre is re- vi
rfed. This means a total pro-
ron OF peanuts for the wear of
4a3i0o bushels or 10000 bushels
,re than last years product on.
r. r. HARE,
Ayr. Statistical .,