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TABLE 6. 
Acreage and Production of other Farm Crops in 1925. 
(See Chapter 111.) 
Crop. 
Mixed corn* 
Sugar beet - 
Lucerne (hay)* 
Kohl rabi 
Vetches or tares* (grain 
” ,» (hay) 
Mustard seed 
Rye (grain)* 
Linseed - 
Straw, wheat 
.» barley 
oat 
ry 
Acreage. 
Acres. 
123,370 
54,750 
31,500 
10,734 
23,000 
12,000 
22,844 
27.750 
> 695 
Production. 
Tons. 
94,000 
128,000 
67,000 
140,000 
14,500 
17.700 
10,000 
26,200 
1,600 
1,650,000 
975,000 
1.785 000 
* In addition to the areas here shown, there were areas of these crops 
on which the crop was cut for green fodder or silage. The total areas under 
the respective crops are given in the Agricultural Statistics for 1925. 
TaBLE 7. 
Acreage and Production of Vegetables, Flowers, Nursery and 
Glasshouse Produce in 1925. 
(See Chapter 111.) 
Crop. 
a gE 
PR EIVES poet 
Acreage. 
Production. 
Green peas - - 
Green beans - - - 
Cabbage for human consumption - 
Brussels sprouts - - 
Cauliflower or broccoli - 
Carrots - - - 
Turnips for human consumption - 
Onions, spring - - 
mothers: - - 
Celery - - 
Rhubarb © - 
Other vegetable crops - 
Flowers (grown in the open) 
Nursery stock  - - 
Glasshouse produce :  - — 
Tomatoes - > 47,000 
No. 
Cucumbers * 50,000,000 
_ Grapes* - = ls | 1,500,000 Ibs. 
* These crops accounted for 67 ver cent. of the total value of 
glasshouse produce. 
Nore.—The areas of most of the crops as shown in this table differ 
from those published in the Agricultura) Statistics, 1925, as the areas 
given in this table relate to the total areas from which a crop was taken 
in the year, whereas those given in the Agricultural Statistics relate to 
the areas actually under the particular crop on 4th June. 1995 
Acres. 
43,500 
14,000 
35,200 
21,300 
18,100 
8,133 
9,000 
1,470 
1,530 
4,790 
6,246 
21,200 
5,250 
10,000 
2.795 
Tons. 
72,700 
33.900 
£10,000 
93,000 
162,000 
110,000 
100,000 
8,800 
8,300 
37,300 
60,300