Table 49. Summary by Value of Agricultural Products Sold: 1982-Con. 



[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see text] 



Farms with sales of $10,000 or more- 

 Con. 



$20,000 to 

 $39,999 



$10,000 to 

 $19,999 



Farms with sales of less than $10,000 



Total 



$5,000 to 



$2,500 to 

 $4,999 



Less than 

 $2,500 



Abnormal farms 

 (see text) 



OPERATOR CHARACTERISTICS 



Operators by place of residence: 



On farm operated 



Not on farm operated 



Not reported ..-_ _ - 



Operators by principal occupation: 



Farming 



Other _ - 



Operators by days of work off farm: 



None - 



Any 



1 to 99 days 



100 to 199 days 



200 days or more _-, 



Not reported .__ 



Operators by years on present farm: 



2 years or less 



3 or 4 years 



5 to 9 years 



10 years or more 



Average years on present farm 



Not reported 



Operators by age group: 



Under 25 years 



25 to 34 years 



35 to 44 years 



45 to 54 years 



55 to 64 years 



65 years and over 



Average age 



Operators by sex: 



Male- -_. 



Female 



Operators of Spanish origin 



FARMS BY TYPE OF 

 ORGANIZATION 



Individual or family farms.. 



acres.. 



Partnership farms.. 



acres. . 

 Corporation: 



Family held farms.. 



acres. . 



More than 10 stockholders farms.. 



10 or less stockholders farms.. 



Other than family held farms.. 



acres.. 



More than 10 stockholders ._ farms.. 



10 or less stockholders farms.. 



Other— cooperative, estate or trust, 



institutional, etc. farms.. 



acres.. 



FARMS BY SIZE 



1 to 9 acres 



10 to 49 acres 



50 to 69 acres 



70 to 99 acres _ 



100 to 139 acres... 



140 to 179 acres _ 



180 to 219 acres 



220 to 259 acres _ 



260 to 499 acres _ 



500 to 999 acres 



1,000 to 1,999 acres _ 



2,000 acres or more 



FARMS BY STANDARD 

 INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION 



Cash grains (011) 



Field crops, except cash grains (013) 



Cotton (0131) 



Tobacco (0132) 



Sugar crops. Irish potatoes, hay, 

 peanuts, and other field crops (0133, 



0134. 0139). 



Vegetables and melons (016) 



Fruits and tree nuts (017) 



Horticultural specialties (018) 



Genera! farms, primarily crop (019) , 



Livestock, except dairy, poultry, and 



animal specialties (021) 



Beef cattle, except feedlots (0212) 



Dairy farms (024) 



Poultry and eggs (025) __. 



Animal specialties (027) 



General farms, primarily livestock (029) , 



See footnotes at end of table. 



26 



1 819 



6 110 



76 



12 



9 



37 



901 



1 939 



1 071 



1 016 



17 



76 



292 



27 



1 757 

 10 206 



176 

 19 

 12 

 39 



1 052 



3 238 



2 145 



422 



6 



93 



153 



95 



3 848 

 34 695 



1 632 

 12 779 



371 

 46 



7 



48 



696 



4 490 



3 403 



88 



4 



149 



81 



11 213 

 3 932 



2 684 



6 218 

 11 611 



4 847 

 11 359 

 1 596 

 1 648 

 8 115 

 1 623 



1 241 



1 428 



2 723 

 6 694 



15.4 

 5 743 



576 



2 290 



3 495 

 3 742 

 3 738 

 3 988 



51.3 



16 314 

 1 515 



1 038 

 11 772 



395 

 72 

 22 

 25 



208 



4 502 



3 646 



17 



13 



124 



36 



13 623 

 4 539 

 3 544 



5 658 

 16 048 



5 520 

 14 679 



1 751 



1 994 

 10 934 



1 507 



1 564 



2 003 



3 683 



6 954 

 13.9 



7 502 



530 

 2 929 

 4 825 

 4 479 

 4 250 

 4 693 



50.9 



19 740 

 1 966 



1 178 

 10 144 



688 

 187 

 149 

 35 

 619 



8 090 



6 767 



33 



103 



657 



511 



10 

 8 

 1 



11 

 8 



13 

 6 

 2 

 1 

 3 



3 

 3 



3 



5 



11.7 



5 



1 

 6 



5 

 2 



4 



1 



42.8 



18 

 1 



19 

 24 714 



1982 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE-STATE DATA 



KENTUCKY 91 



