Yearbook of AgricultureU.S. Government Printing Office, 1924 |
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acreage acres alfalfa animal units Argentina Aver Bureau bush bushels calendar cane capita Cars cattle census cents per pound clover Compiled consumption Corn Belt cost cotton countries Crop and Livestock crop land cut-over dairy Division of Crop Division of Statistical Dollars exports farm land Farm price feed feeder ship figures forage grain grass grazing harvested Historical Research Idaho important included increase Iowa July June Kansas Kentucky labor lambs landlords Livestock Estimates national forests Nebraska North Carolina Northern number of sheep Ohio operated owner farmers pasture percentage plants population price per bushel production range rates region rent reported seed semiarid Sept sheep Short tons sirup soil South Dakota southern Southern Hemisphere Statistical and Historical sugar beets sugar cane TABLE tenants Texas timber tion tons Total comparable valuation Virginia West western winter wheat wool yield per acre
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Halaman 229 - THE cost of maintaining the production of an operating oil company is one of the most important, as well as one of the most difficult to estimate, of the various items which go to make up the total cost of producing oil.
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Halaman 224 - Sugar above number sixteen Dutch standard in colour when imported or purchased in bond in Canada by a recognized sugar refiner, for refining purposes only, under regulations by the Minister of Customs and Excise...
Halaman 224 - ... shall be dutiable as a degree. Provided, That all raw sugar, including sugar specified in this item, the produce of any British colony or possession, shall be entitled to entry under the British preferential tariff, when imported direct into Canada from any British colony or possession.
Halaman 98 - States is more important than the corn crop, a large part of which is fed to livestock. In five years ending with 1922 farmers sold on the average 711,000,000 bushels of wheat and 544,000,000 bushels of corn. Moreover, a large part of the corn sold is from one farmer to another for livestock feed. Many wheat farmers produce other commodities than wheat, but the prices of many of these, such as oats, barley, and rye. are below pre-war prices. The specialized wheat farmer, as a rule, does not produce,...
Halaman 18 - ... by its war-time handling of wheat and flour when the price of wheat was arbitrarily controlled and held below the price at which it would have sold without such control. In case losses should be incurred because of the character of its operations, it is proposed to recover the losses through the levy of an excise tax on the crop of wheat itself. In the end the cost would be paid, not out of the Public Treasury but from assessment on the growers benefited and should not be large.
Halaman 477 - ... the extra expenditure is proportionately much greater than the increase of yield, so. that the yield per unit of labor is much smaller than in the United States.
Halaman 150 - Inasmuch as the first step looking toward increasing the domestic price requires the disposition of the surplus over and above domestic needs, and inasmuch as the facts presented in the foregoing pages indicate that the world production of wheat will probably be overlarge for another year or so, the suggestion that the Government set up an export corporation to aid in the disposition of this surplus is worthy of the most careful consideration. Such a corporation necessarily would need rather broad...
Halaman 127 - DISTRIBUTION OF THE RETAIL PRICE OF A 1-POUND LOAF OF BREAD IN WASHINGTON, DC RETAILERS