Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1945 — Page 14

“IN FARMLANDS

Acreage Increases, Number Of Farms Drops. Times Washington Bureas 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Indiana gained 246,543 acres in farmlands despite loss of 5268 farms since 1940 3 the cersus bureau reported yes- : terday. : Marion county farms’ dropped © from 3083 in 1940 to 2004 in 1945. But the farm acreage increased from 169,045 to 178,387, . _ The number of farms in the 92 Indiana counties decreased 2.9 per = cent from 184540 farms in 1940 to 179.281 farms in 1945, while farm acreage increased 1.2 per cent from 19,800,778 acres in 1940 to 20,047,321 acres in 1945. The average size of Indiana farms increased 4.2 per cent from 107.3 acres in 1940 to J11.8 acres in 1945. Greatest gain in farmiands was to Vigo county. More than 37,000 acres. Greatest loss in farmlands was fo Jefferson county, more than 23,000 acres. Greatest gain in number of farms was to 8t. Joseph county, 484 farms. Greatest loss in number of farms was to Sullivan county, 408 farms. Area supervisor in charge of “the . Indiana enumeration was Norman Edwards, with . headquarters at _ Bloomington, Ind.

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