Starch

Pea.

Pea.

Corn.

Corn.

Wheat.

Wheat.

Barley.

Barley.

Rice.

Rice.

Oats.

Oats.

Starch In Vegetable Foods

%

Rice

794

2.5

Melons

Rye Flour

78.7

6.2

Cabbages

Buckwheat Flour

77.6

6.9

Turnips

Wheat Flour

75.6

10.1

Carrots

Graham Flour

71.8

14.3

Apples

Corn Meal

71.

16.3

Pears

Oatmeal

68.1

21.3

Potatoes

Beans

57.4

21.1

Sweet Potatoes

Wheat Bread

55.5

23.3

Bananas

(From Atwater's Analyses)

In 1912-1913. Some World Crops

(Report to the United States Department of Agriculture from the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome, Italy)

Make a comparative table of the above products for 1912 and 1913. Which countries produced less of these in 1913 than in 1912?

Ceres.

Ceres.

In 1913

Wheat . .

. 250,133,333 bushels

12% less than in 1912

In Argentina, Australia, New Zealand

Rice . . .

. 82,544,000,000 pounds

Slightly less than in 1912

In Spain, Italy, United States, India, Japan, Egypt

Sugar . .

(Raw beet)

. 8,960,000 short tons

2.3% more than in 1912

In Russia, Roumania, Germany, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, France,

Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Switzer-land, United States

Corn. . .

. 10,260,000 acres

8.4% more than in 1912

In Argentina

Oats .

. 87,500,000 bushels

33.1% less than in 1912

In Argentina, New Zealand

Flax . . .

2,723,000 acres

21.2% less than in 1912

In India

Crops And Land Distribution United States In 1909-1910. Value Of All Crops In 1909 Crops; By States

CROPS AND LAND DISTRIBUTION UNITED STATES IN 1909 1910. VALUE OF ALL CROPS IN 1909 CROPS; BY STATES.

(From the Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910)

Land Area Improved Land

LAND AREA IMPROVED LAND.

Distribution Of All Crops, 1909

DISTRIBUTION OF ALL CROPS, 1909.Other crops.

Other crops.

Other cereals.

Other cereals.

Distribution Of All Crops 1909 65

U.S.A - 1909. Distribution Of All Crops

U.S.A 1909. DISTRIBUTION OF ALL CROPS.

(From the Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910)

Other crops.

Other crops.

Other cereals.

Other cereals.

Compare with maps on pp. 18, 19, 49.

Which divisions have the same chief products?

Write a list of all the products named above. After each product write the divisions producing it, in the order of the quantity produced.