Georgia-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 37 percent of the farms accounted for 76 percent of Georgia's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 130,538 bales more than the 26,879 smallest cotton farms in Georgia.

Louisiana-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 18 percent of the farms accounted for 69 percent of Louisiana's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 27,222 bales more than the 22,957 cotton farms that produced less than 50 bales in Louisiana.

Mississippi-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 16 percent of the farms accounted for 70 percent of Mississippi's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 54,816 bales more than the 45,404 smallest cotton farms in Mississippi.

Missouri-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 27 percent of the farms accounted for 68 percent of Missouri's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 107,318 bales more than the 7,288 cotton farms that produced ess than 50 bales in Missouri.

New Mexico-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 31 percent of the farms accounted for 74 percent of New Mexico's cotton production.. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales or 9,756 bales more than the 2,922 cotton farms that produced less than 500 bales in New Mexico.

North Carolina-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced,. 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 14 percent of the farms accounted for 44 percent of North Carolina's cotton production.. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 4,653 more than the 50,973 smallest cotton farms in North Carolina.

Oklahoma-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 33 percent of thef arms accounted for 77 percent of Oklahoma's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 51,938 bales more than the 15,258 cotton farms that produced less than 50 bales in Oklahoma.

South Carolina-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 26 percent of the farms accounted for 66 percent of South Carolina's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 8,248 bales more than the 41,346 smallest cotton farms in South Carolina.

Tennessee-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers 23 percent of the farms accounted for 59 percent of Tennessee's cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 3,890 bales more than the 29,191 smallest cotton farms in Tennessee.

Texas-Distribution of cotton production by number of bales produced, 1959 Census of Agriculture

In round numbers, 28 percent of the farms accounted for 79 percent of Texas' cotton production. The 18 largest cotton farms in California produced 254,489 bales, or 147,619 bales more than the 24,418 smallest cotton farms in Texas.

Senator HOLLAND. Pardon me right there. Just before you came in, Senator Jordan, a wire had been introduced by the witness from someone in North Carolina.

Mr. SHUMAN. Mr. Mangum.

Senator HOLLAND. I stated it would be placed in the record but subject to your having the right to go back and ask any questions that you wished concerning it.

Senator JORDAN. I have no questions. I know Mr. Mangum very I have no objection to this being put in the record at all.

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