The Delta independent., 1925-03-27

high mark this year with 223 mil
lion as compared with 221 in 1922.
Missouri's present harvest, valued
at 351 millions, approaches the
record of 357 in 1920 Montana sets
new high mark this year with 144
millions which is over 40 million
dollars above the 1O3 million dollar
harvest of last year. Nebraska also
sets a new high mark with 369 mil
lions, an ample increase over SO1
million dollars the value of the 1920
crop.
Nevada shows a total of 9 millions
this year compared with 10 millions
last year. New Hampshire's harvest
comes to 19 millions which compares
with the "a million of 1920. New
Jersey harvested crops to the value
of 60 millions this year rs millions
in 1920. New Mexico makes new
high record with 3S millions, just
over the harvest of 1920. New York
has a harvest valued at 309 millions
as compared with 424 five years
ago. North Carolina, with 800 mil
lions this year fell short of the AS
million dollars record of last years
harvest North Dakota, meantime,
enjoys a bumper harvest valued at
347 millions which is well over 100
million dollars greater than the 233
Illinois. one of the leading produc
millions of 1922 Ohios harvest tot
ais $50 millions as compared with
3S1 in 1920 Oklahoma sets a new
high mark with 427 millions which is
also we'll over 100 million dollars
above the mark of 3OS millions made
in 1920. Oregon has a harvest worth
"a millions as compared with the
high mark of III millions in 1920
Pennsylvania at 2S5 millions stands
second to her record of 1862 made five
years ago. Rhode Island has a harv-
est of I millions as compared with
millions in 1920. South Carolina
values this years crops at 176 mil
lions against 261 million last year.
South Dakota, meantime, sets a new
record of 23S millions as compared
with 1877 millions in 1920. Tennessee
also sets a new high record with
23O millions, Just over the crop of
five years ago Texas approached
last years billion dollar crop with
800 millions. a value almost equal to
any two other states. Utah shows
value OF As millions as compared
with the 1920 record OF 46 million.
Vermont also totals to 45 millions as
compared with 81 million in 1920
Virginia totals 191 millions as com
pared with 229 millions in 1920, and
Washington has a harvest valued
al l37 millions as compared with the
previous record Of III millions also
made in 1920. West Virginia totals
! 70 millions compared with 95 mil
lion for five years ago. and Wis
cCnsin shows a total crop value Of
29O millions against $50 in 1920.
/ Wyoming completes the list with a
crop valued at % million dollars as
compared with SO millions. the prev
Z ious record OF 1920.
These sixteen states making new
records this year exceed their prev
ious high harvests by the following
/ percentages: North Dakota. 40 per
cent; Oklahoma. 3S per cent; Min.
nesota, 81 per cent; Nebraska, %
I per cent; South Dakota, 21 per cent.
Kansas. l6 per cent; Alabama, iii.
nois. and Montana. II per cent.
Iowa u per cent; Arkansas and
{ Florida. per cent; and Delaware.
Mississippi, New Mexico, and Ten
uessee, 1 per cent The total crop
value Of the harvest for the United
! States meantime set new high
record for these five years at $IO326-
/ 769 600 as compared with Sq4TOq16.-
GOO last year. and SlO.l97 .092 600 in
/ the year 1920