How Texas Farmers Are Running 247000 Farms And Ranches
Its cattle herds and vast Cotton Fields but also the state’s agricultural sector is also known for the large-scale dairy farms peanut fields or horse farms with up to hundreds of creatures foreign to USDA statistics by 2022 there are 247 800 farms in operation
In Texas an increase of nearly 500 Farms when compared to 2021. currently up to 97 of farms in Texas are Family Farms which means most of the farms and ranches here are organized as a partnership or family company foreign we are currently on a goat farm in Edwards County Southwest Texas
Every year on this Farm about 215 baby goats are born and about 35 percent of them are male like dairy farms most of the male goats on this Farm will be sent to slaughterhouses shortly after birth because in the dairy industry male goats are of no value foreign
To qualify for milk production the goats here need to reach about 13 to 15 months of age which is when the female goats began their first breeding season currently the most common ingredients used to make fodder for dairy goats are hay Alfalfa forage and cereals in addition fresh grass is also used about
Four times per week to enrich the diets of hundreds of goats on this Farm foreign to USDA statistics in 2022 Texas ranks third in the list of states with the most Dairy goats in the United States with about 29
000 heads distributed on 74 Farms the two leading positions in the list of states with the most Dairy goats in the United States are in Wisconsin with 44 000 and California with 41 000. currently milking on most Dairy goat farms is done four to six weeks after spawning
This is also the period where the female goats bring the highest milk production Milking for each goat will be done twice a day and each milking is about 12 hours apart goats are well cared for both physically and mentally typically yielding about six to seven pounds of milk per
Day and goat milking usually lasts 280 to 300 days depending on the breed each year the United States produces about 735 million pounds of goat milk and 7.6 of goat milk is produced on farms in Texas in addition to goats and cattle Texas agriculture is also known
For raising chickens and raising quails for eggs here’s what’s going on at a quail incubator in the town of Panhandle North Texas here this worker is loading tens of thousands of quail eggs into the incubator and the new batch of quails will hatch in 17 days
Newly hatched quails are about half the size of chicks in the wild they are the preferred prey of carnivores such as wild cats Foxes or rats baby quail cages need lights to keep warm and they will stay here for three weeks
Before moving to another place according to statistics in 2021 in the United States there are about 185 Quail farms in operation and 27 of them are in Texas most quails are raised in Texas for the purpose of air production
In addition there are also a few arms that combine air production and white Quail meat production basically quail egg Farms are designed and operated quite like large-scale chicken farms after about two months of age the female quail begins to lay eggs
With a nutritious diet each female quail can lay between 250 and 300 eggs per year it is estimated that about 1.2 billion quail eggs are produced in the United States each year and the majority of quail eggs are consumed in the domestic Market
In recent years China has always been the country with the largest Quail Lake production in the world with about 184 billion eggs produced per year accounting for 37 percent of the world quail egg production foreign goodbye ranchers will go to the forest of Texas to see how the
Process of planting and harvesting thousands of pine trees happens December to February each year is usually the time when pine tree planting takes place in pie producing Forest areas due to the uneven terrain the planting of pine trees in most areas is done manually these workers
Will plan a minimum of 650 trees per acre and the maximum number per acre is approximately 800 trees currently there are 49 different types of pine in the United States of which Oriental White Pine is the most common species and this is also the pine species with the highest economic value
Foreign to statistics from the U.S forest Service in 2022 in Texas there are about 63 million acres of land covered by forests in which Pine is the most grown tree with more than 13 million Acres accounting for 21 of the state’s Forest Area
The time from planting to when pine trees are eligible for Harvest usually lasts from 15 to 20 years depending on the variety and purpose of use the older the Pine Forest the more economic value they bring currently the majority of pine trees in Texas are harvested on
They are 25 to 30 years old and once harvested millions of pine logs are shipped to factories to produce Furniture floors panels Roofing or paper production the next place we visit is the Sorghum field in deaf Smith County West of Texas between July and
October each year the Sorghum Harvest takes place in most of the Eastern fields in Texas for many years now Texas has always been the second largest producer of sorghum in the United States with about 2.15 million Acres followed by Kansas in first place with 3.2 million Acres
Each year Texas Farmers Harvest about 51 million bushels of sorghum and it collects about 350 million dollars in cash in addition the sorghum-related industries generate approximately 1.3 billion dollars in revenue for Texas hello my friends today we are going to visit New York the third most populous
State in the U.S to see how farming and livestock work in this state when it comes to the state of New York we often think of the most modern city in the United States with about 8.5 million people living and working there
However New York is also one of the states with a fairly developed agricultural industry with about 7.1 million acres of land used for farming and livestock famous agricultural products of this state are milk cattle calves corn and many other fruits
According to statistics in 2021 in New York there are about 33 000 farms and 753 farmers markets in operation of that 34 of the state’s Farms are concentrated in the Finger Lake area which is considered the agricultural center of the state we are currently on a dairy farm in Wyoming County
Western New York state it is home to more than 300 adult dairy cows every morning these dairy cows will be herded to the pasture right next to the farm to freely feed for about three hours currently in New York there are about 3 500 dairy farms in operation and the
Number of dairy cows in the state is about 626 000 heads every day each adult dairy cow will need to eat about 25 to 35 pounds of fresh grass to maintain milk production in addition other
Foods such as grain will also be used when they return to the farm in the late afternoon hundreds of dairy cows will be herded to the sheltered area where they’ll be fed more roughage and grain this is the milking process at another dairy farm in New York
Here about 800 dairy cows will be milked within three and a half hours each dairy cow here usually produces between six to eight gallons of milk per day foreign process is complete millions of pounds of milk will be transported to a factory
About three miles away for processing and bottling before being sold on the market with nearly 4 000 dairy farms in operation each year New York produces about 15.7 billion pounds of milk and it is also the fourth largest milk producing state in the country
In addition the dairy industry in the state also creates about 27 000 shops each year next we’ll go to a duck egg Farm in New York’s Journeys District which is home to more than 400 ducks in the egg harvesting stage
Currently there are about 87 active duck farms in New York with about 1.3 million Ducks the majority of ducks here are raised in the state for the purpose of egg harvesting with a nutritious diet each duck at this Farm can lay between 215 and 240 eggs per year
According to statistics in 2021 in the United States there will be about 31.3 million Ducks raised for meat and eggs in particular the majority of duck farms across the country are concentrated in two states Wisconsin and Indiana goodbye ranchers we’re going to a large cornfield
In New York’s Orange County to see how the Harvest of corn goes on today corn is the state’s main crop with about 1.1 million Acres planted annually making New York the 17th state in the nation in terms of corn acreage
In New York sweet corn is not as popular as in Florida or California instead the bulk of corn production in the state is grain and sillage annual sales of corn silage in New York is around 313 million dollars and corn makes up
Sixty percent of dairy feed in the state foreign s in New York we cannot ignore apple farms because this is the second largest upper growing state in the United States second only to Washington currently in New York there are about 700 apple farms of different sizes in
Operation and each year the apple harvest from this state is about 613 000 tons foreign to the Farms of Western New York State we now go to a farm in Ballston Lake area to see how Farmers produce millions of tons of peas here peas were amongst the first crops
Grown and harvested in New York New York Farmers Harvest about 17 000 acres for peas each year in New York farmers will plant pea seeds outdoors in early to mid April peas are commonly grown in fields ranging from 20 to 100 acres November every year is usually
The time when peas are harvested in this state with these state-of-the-art harvesting machines Farmers here can Harvest around eight-shirts/” target=”_blank”>teen thousand pounds of peas per hour once harvested New York peas are usually shipped to the factory to be processed into frozen peas
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