New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 180

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✨ Agricultural Statistics

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 180

AREAS IN GREEN AND ROOT CROPS.

TABLE SHOWING THE AREAS UNDER GREEN AND ROOT CROPS FOR THE SEASON 1916–17 AS COMPARED WITH 1915–16.

Crops.	1915–16.	1916–17.	Increase.	Decrease.
	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.
Potatoes .. .. ..	29,808¾	26,156	..	3,652¾
Turnips .. .. ..	572,137½	526,283	..	45,854½
Mangolds .. .. ..	13,045¾	9,073	..	3,972¾
Onions .. .. ..	638¼	406	..	232¼
Green fodder .. ..	229,495¾	218,452	..	11,043¾
Other green and root crops .. ..	2,451½	1,480	..	971½
Totals .. .. ..	847,577½	781,850	..	65,727½

AREAS IN GREEN AND ROOT CROPS FOR THE SEASONS 1900–1, 1905–6, 1910–11, 1915–16, AND 1916–17.

Year.	Potatoes.	Turnips.	Mangolds.	Other Green and Root Crops.	Total Area under Green and Root Crops.
	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.	Acres.
1900–1 ..	28,524	404,333	7,341	130,859	571,057
1905–6 ..	26,834	469,579	7,090	141,780	645,283
1910–11 ..	29,023	450,959	14,082	219,618	713,682
1915–16 ..	29,808¾	572,137½	13,045¾	232,585½	847,577½
1916–17 ..	26,156	526,283	9,073	220,338	781,850

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1917, No 180

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