- Growing Hops on the North Coast of California - Division of Agriculture . . .
Sonoma Hops - 2,800 acres Early 1900’s to 1950’s Windsor Museum Sonoma State Library Why the hop industry worked •Deep soils that could be “dry farmed” •Some irrigation water was available –Russian River Mark West Creek and •Cool climate lowered water demand •Less diseases than Midwest or N Europe
- 1940 – Field Crops and Vegetables – AgCensus - Cornell University
6 1940 – Field Crops and Vegetables – Farms reporting, acreage harvested, and value of miscellaneous vegetables harvested for sale, for the United States, 1939 19 Wheat threshed - Average yield per acre, 1879 to 1924; rank in acreage, 1879 to 1924, and in production, 1839 to 1939; and ratio of value of wheat to all crops, 1939 and
- Overview of the Hop Industry - Hop Growers of America - USA Hops
889 plants or “hills” make up one acre of hops, if planted on a standard 3 5 foot by 14 foot spacing In the Pacific Northwest, yields average about 2,000 pounds of dried hop cones per acre on mature hop yards, or a little over two pounds per hill (yields vary depending on variety and location) Hops are typically sold in 200-pound bales
- Proet - ir. library. oregonstate. edu
acre or 27 per cent during the 1939 and 1940 seasons by two irrigations The first irrigation was applied during the latter part of June and the second during the latter part of July, approximately 2 to 3 inches of water being applied each time Figuring the price of hops at 20 a pound, an increased yield of 537 pounds per acre would increase
- Publication | National Hop Report | ID: s7526c41m | USDA Economics . . .
This annual report presents the area harvested, yield, production, price per pound, and value of production, by variety, state, and U S , for hops, and notes changes in these values from previous years The states represented in this report are Idaho, Oregon, Washington
- War Needs and Canadian Beer, 1939-1945. Part XVII.
From these sources it results that hop yield in Ontario in the 1940s was ca 800 lbs per acre, subject to annual variations due to climate and other factors British Columbia outpaced this performance
- Crop Production Historical Track Records 04 12 2018
Crop Production Historical Track Records (April 2018) 9 USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service Field Crops Records for Acreage, Yield, Production, and Ending Stocks (continued) Crop Series began Yield per acre Production Ending stocks 8 Crop Yield Unit Year Production Unit Year Year (1,000) (1,000)
- Growing Hops: Ounces Per Plant Harvest Expectations
The average yield of dry hops in the United States in 2019 was 1,981 pounds per acre, with hops plants producing 1-2 5 pounds of dried flowers per plant Hops, the key ingredient that gives beer its unique flavour and aroma, can be grown in your backyard garden
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