Home > Floripedia > General Farm Crops (1935 Census)	Site Map

General Farm Crops (1935 Census)

Florida State Marketing Bureau

1937

County	Corn Acres	Peanuts Acres	Cotton Acres	Tobacco Acres
Alachua	39,351	22,000	775	777
Baker	8,433	6,700	224	47
Bay	1,752	900	146
Bradford	9,130	6,300	9	77
Calhoun	14,800	10,500	953	6
Citrus	1,826	1,400	12	6
Clay	4,357	200
Columbia	32,893	27,000	3,408	384
De Soto	747
Dixie	2,384	2,000	47
Escambia	14,101	2,100	4,173
Flagler	1,033
Gadsden	36,108	14,400	572	1,533
Gilchrist	12,445	12,700	311
Glades	297
Gulf	804		32
Hamilton	22,800	15,900	4,090	1,020
Hardee	3,956	200
Hendry	40
Hernando	1,885
Highlands	110
Hillsborough	7,309
Holmes	37,115	31,600	9,529
Jackson	89,305	78,000	18,393	24
Jefferson	35,548	7,000	4,688	38
Lafayette	10,511	8,300	1,024	241
Lake	1,278	100	3
Leon	29,701	2,400	5,517	32
Levy	21,592	22,300	283
Liberty	3,553	1,700	20
Madison	36,402	15,900	7,203	663
Manatee	1,667
Marion	29,638	19,200	12	3
Nassau	3,009	850
Okaloosa	16,766	3,000	4,761
Okeechobee	466
Orange	1,643		1
Osceola	452
Pasco	2,921	800	2
Polk	6,060
Putnam	4,481	500
St. Johns	5,439
Santa Rosa	21,192	7,000	10,423
Seminole	2,345
Sumter	7,799	4,900	45
Suwannee	51,039	49,000	5,051	1,143
Taylor	8,482	6,000	187
Union	14,293	11,700	98	92
Volusia	1,726		5
Wakulla	6,821	2,300	160
Walton	22,994	9,000	4,248
Washington	23,145	15,700	3,221	7

Download Excel spreadsheet.

Source:
Excerpt from: Risher and Hiatt "Bird's-Eye View of Florida Agriculture."
Florida State Marketing Bureau, Oct. 1937, Bulletin No. 86, Pg. 2.

Exploring Florida: A Social Studies Resource for Students and Teachers
Produced by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology,
College of Education, University of South Florida © 2005.