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in Arizona
Arizona
Capital: Phoenix
Population: 5,630,000
Founded: February 14, 1912 (48th state)
State Bird: Cactus Wren
State Tree: Palo Verde
State Flower: Saguaro Cactus Bloom
Number of Counties: 15
Area: 113,446 square miles (6th largest)
Nickname: Grand Canyon State
Largest City: Phoenix Population: 3,500,151 |
| Soil
Most Arizona soils have very low levels of organic matter,
usually less than 1% by weight. Our top soils around
the state average only about one-half inch. Massive
irrigation projects with dams for water storage in lakes
and reservoirs provide a large portion of the water
for farming. |
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General
Agriculture is a $6.3 billion industry for the state
of Arizona. The state's total land area in acres is
72,730,000. The total farmland is 26,500,000 acres with
irrigated crops on 1,280,000 acres and pasture for animals
on 23,680,000. Arizona's land ownership is 56% federal
and state, 27% Native American, and 17% private. The
state has the largest contiguous stand of Ponderosa
pine forest in the world. |
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Climate
In the northern portion of the state, the temperature
fluctuates from 20°F to 95°F. The highest temperature
recorded was 127°F. The lowest temperature recorded
was -40°F. There are, on average, 257 clear, sunny days
with an average rainfall of 12.7" a year giving Arizona
very low relative humidity. |
Crops
There are 7,300 farms and ranches in Arizona
with an avg size of 3,630 acres. The top agricultural
crop commodities in Arizona are lettuce, cotton and
hay. Lettuce production represents 15% of the state’s
total farm receipts. Yuma, Arizona is the winter lettuce
capitol of the world. Cotton produced 798,200 bales
representing 8.2% of total farm receipts for the state.
Hay was 3.8% of farm receipts. |
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Animals
Cattle & calves and dairy goods are Arizona's
most valuable farm products, with cattle & calves representing
27.1% of total farm receipts and dairy products 15.6%.
There are approximately 820,000 head of cattle & calves
producing 449 million pounds of beef annually. There
are 150,000 milk cows in the state with a yearly milk
production of 23,486 pounds per cow. Arizona has over
140,000 hogs, 130,000 head of sheep and lambs, and over
34,000 goats. The state has, on average, 1,600,000 laying
hens which produce over 5.8 billion eggs a year. |
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