. Yearbook of agriculture . Fig. oS.—Tomatoes are grown for sale in almost all parts of the United States,except in the Spring Wheat, Northern Great Plains and Arid Intcrmountain Plateauregions. The eastern Maryland, Delaware, and southern New .lersey districts includeover one-third of the Nations acreage, and the Los Ang„>:og g^< Vl^ 2 I- DZ Q Z (/) I-. 1 =. isi& i iSSJ s 1 §111 i Use 1 :|iis •*•• ;i5iif :ssii: i3zi£So^oSSSi2 Fig. 59.—California contributed over one-sixth of the Nations acreage of fruits andnuts In 1919 and over one-third of the value. The district in southern Calif
. Yearbook of agriculture . Fig. oS.—Tomatoes are grown for sale in almost all parts of the United States,except in the Spring Wheat, Northern Great Plains and Arid Intcrmountain Plateauregions. The eastern Maryland, Delaware, and southern New .lersey districts includeover one-third of the Nations acreage, and the Los Ang„>:og g^< Vl^ 2 I- DZ Q Z (/) I-. 1 =. isi& i iSSJ s 1 §111 i Use 1 :|iis •*•• ;i5iif :ssii: i3zi£So^oSSSi2 Fig. 59.—California contributed over one-sixth of the Nations acreage of fruits andnuts In 1919 and over one-third of the value. The district in southern California con-sists mostly of citrus fruits, walnuts, and apricots (see figs. 68 and 69) ; the central(San Joaquin Valley) district, of raisin grapes, peaches, and apricots, with some citrusfruits in the eastern foothills (Figs. 64, 65, 67, and 68) ; and the northern districts ofpeaches and apricots, plums and pnines. gi-apes. walnuts, and almonds, with apples nearthe cool coast, and pears in the foothills. The dots in Florida represent mostly citrusfruits, those in the cotton belt, especially Georgia and Texas, peaches mostly andpecans ; elsewhere in the tlnited States, with few exceptions, the apple is the dominantfruit (Figs. 60. 61, 62, and 63•> 46-^ Yem-booh of the Department of Afjricultun^ 1921.
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