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DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 022 888 VT 604 925

FARM LABOR DEVELOPMENTS. EMPLOYMENT AND WAGE SUPPLEMENT.

Bureau of Employment Security (Dept. of Labor), Washington, D.C.

Pub Date Dec 67Note-27p.EDRS Price MF -$025 HC-$1.16Descriptors-*AGRICULTURAL LABORERS, *AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, *EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS, FARM

LABOR, FARM LABOR SUPPLY, MIGRANT EMPLOYMENT, SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT, SEASONAL LABOR,

*SEASONAL LABORERS, TABLES (DATA), *WAGES

Estimated employment, wage rates, and origin of seasonal hired agricultural

workers in selected activities are presented in tabular form. Employment information

was obtained by the Bureau of Employment Security from 269 agricultural reporting

areas throughout the country. Agricultural workers were defined as those engaged in

the production of agricultural crops or livestock and in closely related on-farmactivities such as post-harvest storzige, sorting, and packing which do not materiallychange the product from its original form. Seasonal hired workers were defined asthose who were hired or assigned to work on any one farm or establishment for less

than a continuous 150-day period in the course of a year. In-season farm laborcash-wage rates were tabulated by agricultural reporting area according to crop andactivity as either hourly wage rate or piece work rate. (DM)

ir

U.S. DEPARTMENT Of HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE

PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS

STATED C3 NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION

POSITION OR POLICY.

FARM LABOR DEVELOPMENTS

EDq2;___

EMPLOYMENTAND WAGESUPPLEMENT

DECEMBER 1967

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Contents

Part A - Estimated employment and origin of seasonal hiredagricultural workers, by State and selected agri-

cultural areas

Part B- Wage rates of domestic seasonal farmworkers in se-lected activities. The rates listed are the most

common single rate or range of rates reported on

the monthly ES-223 In-season Farm Labor Report orprevailing wage findings reported on the ES-232Domestic Agricultural Wage Report. Prevailing

wage findings are identified by footnotes which

indicate the periods covered by wage surveys

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABORWillard Wirtz, Secretary

MANPOWER ADMINiSTRATION

Stanley H.Ruttenberg, AdministratorBUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY

Robert C. Goodwin, Administrator

The Employment and Wage Supplement is pUblished monthlythroughout the year and is released earlier than Farm Labor

Developments. Persons receiving one will receive the other.THE7PUbilEation was formerly known as Farm Labor Market

Developments.

Part A

ESTIMATED EMPLOYMENT AND ORIGIN OF SEASONAL HIRED AGRICULTURAL WORKERSBY STATE AND SELECTED AGRICULTURAL REPORTING AREA

EMployment information in Part A is based on monthly reports (E&223)received by the Bureau of Employment Security from its affiliated Stateagencies. These reports contain estimates of seasonal hired employmentin agriculture by crop activity and origin of Worker. The employmentestimates relate td the 15th of each month.

The Bureau has delineated 269 agricultural reporting areas throughoutthe country. Reports are received from each area during its agricul-tural season, from the first through the last monthly period in which500 or more seasonal hired farmworkers or..m foreign workers legallyadmitted to the United States for temporary farmwork are employed.

Agricultural workers are defined as those engaged in the production ofagricultural crops or livestock and in closely related onfarm activi-ties such as postharvest storage, sorting, and packing which do notmaterially change the product from its original form. (Workers engagedin such activities as canning, freezing, and cotton ginning are excluded.)

Seasonal hired vorkers are defined as those who are hired or assignedto work on any one farm or establishment for less than a continuous150-day period in the course of a year. Because the figures coveronly seasonal hired workers employed in major agricultural areas report-ing to the Bureau, they are not comparable to hired-worker employmentdata published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the StatisticalReporting Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which includeyear-round hired workers and have nationwide coverage.

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Part A - Estimated EMployment and Origin of Seasonal Hired Agricultural Wbrkers,by State and Selected Agricultural Reporting Area 1/

October 1-15, 1967

Region, State, U.S. Workers Foreign

and agricul- Tbtal Contract

tural report- U. S. Intra- Inter- PUerto Tbtal

ing area Total workers Local state state Ricans 2/ foreign

U. S.Tbtals 771,486 759,832 594,361 54,271 111,200 5,274 11,654 3/

Eastern.Seaboard 267,36311111111Co nn ecticut 11.1220

Tobacco V. 4,530

Delaware 2,503

11,846 119

11100 0

4,436 410

11,846 119

11100 0

4,436 410

11,846 119

11100 0

4,436 410

Eastern.Seaboard 267,36311111111Co nn ecticut 11.1220

Tobacco V. 4,530

Delaware 2,503

Florida 33,614Lower West

Coast 5,895

LakeOkeechobee 9,291

Central Ridge 12,062

Tallahassee-Marianna 1,100

Other Areas 5,266

261,559 214,555 6,437 40,567 5,187 5,804 4/

4:2.41i0 ta o 1,570'5 1,570 40 5//90 5/

2,503 1,708 o 795 287 o

12:y.13 28 642 1,729 2,597 o 646 6/

5,895 3,815 1,100 980 0 0

8,645 7,445 no 1,100 o 646 6/12,062

1,1005,266

11,846 119

11100 0

4,436 410

97 o o

0 0 0420 o o

0 0 0 2,250i/Other Areas 1,102 804 781 o 23 o 298

Maryland 4,308 4,308 3,326 0 982 19 0

Mhssachusetts 7,333 7,191 6,284 o 907 445 142 8/

New HaRshire 1,350 1,073 863 0 210 18 277 9/

New Jersey 10,110 10,110 4,495 0 5,615 2,070 0

New York 28 800 2._:7 881 10194]. _...912t 122,222 1191 212_ io/Rochester 11,855 11,855 3,555 285 8,015 135 o

Other Areas 16,945 16,026 7,386 660 7,980 272 919

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Region, State,

and agricul-

tural report-

i area Total

NOrth Carolina 89,307

Washington 12,200

Raleigh 10,000

Roandke Rapids 8,500

Kinston 6,250

Mount Olive 28,500

Winston-Salem 6,165

Lumberton 3,800

Other Areas 13,890

Pennsylvania 17,590

Rhode Island 80

South Carolina 6,085

Savannah V. 2,380

Piedmont 365

Other Areas 3,340

U.S. Wbrkers Foreign

TbtalContract

U. S. Intra- Inter- PUerto Tbtal

workers Local state state Ricans 2 forei

Aimeni952

Virginia12 053

Eastern Shore

Norfolk 5,495

Other Areas 6,558

West Virginia 1.073

NorthCentral 93,440

Illinois 3,235

1110112B25,928

Iowa 5,240

Kansas 8,825

Plains 5,000

Other Areas 3,825

,89,305

12,20010,0008,5006,250

28,5006,1653,80013,890

17,590

51

84,090 2 581 2 634

12,000 100 100

9,000 500 500

8,200 100 200*

6,250 0 0

28,500 100 100

5,650 281 234

3,800 0 0

10,890 1,500 1,500

11,659 1,070 4,861

51 0 0

405 0

36 29 11/

6,085 .5.1.2.90o .25

o o

2,380 2,380 0 0 0 0

365 365 0 0 0 0

3,340 3,245 0 95 o o

791 669

11,388 7,350

5,495 2,810

5,893 4,540

746 511

93,440 56,659

3,235 870

5,928 560

5,240 5,107

8, 825 Z2525,000 4,600

3,825 2,650

8 114 o 161 3.2/

5.6 1982 .3.Q665 6/

o 2,685 30 0

56 1,297 0 665 6/

48 187 o 327 6/

4,735 32,046 87 0

40 21325 o o

0 5,368 0 0

0 133 0 0

20.2 .6.7.20 0

200 200 0 0

700 475 0 0

Region, State U.S. Workers Foreign

and. agricul- Total Contract

tural report- U. S. Intra- Inter- Puerto Total

...a3 area Total workers Local state state Ricans 2/.152L_Ei

Michigan 28j 822 28 822 16,141 .232 11,451 20 0

Benton Harbor 6, 980 6, 980 2, 645 250 11., 085 0 0

Muskegon 5, 749 5,749 2, 970 315 2,164 20 0

Manistee 3, 185 3, 185 2, 195 85 905 0 0

Traverse City 880 880 520 25 335 o o

Saginaw 4,568 4,568 3,151 180 1, 237 o o

Other Areas 7, 460 7, 460 4,960 75 2, 425 0 0

Minnesota 4, 8o6 4, 806 3,772 367 667 o o

Missouri 1,305 1, 305 1,270 35 o o o

Nebraska 2, 596 2, 596 2, 366 20 210 0 0

North Dakota 8, 32o 8,320 3,105 1, 9oo 3, 315 o O.

Ohio 20 928 20, 928 33 721 4.2_33, L_72ii. 5.2 c)

Northwest 7,617 7, 617 2, 431 370 4, 816 o -6

Other Areas 13, 311 13,311 11, 290 113 1, 908 59 o

Wisconsin 3, 435 3, 435 2,197 60 1, 178 8 o

SouthCentral 161, 592 161, 592 149, 497 10, 690 1, 405 0 0

Alabama 5,215 5, 215 5,018 100 97 o o

Arkansas 2.1.50.0 10, 500 10, _200 0 .10_0 0 0

Upper Miss . R.

Delta Cotton 4,60o 4,60o 4,60o o o 0 0

Other Areas 5,900 5,900 5,600 o o o o

Kentucky 22132 19, 68 1. 18 .o 52 o o

Pennyroyal 8, 885 8, U55 : :I:5 o o o o

South Central 8, 95o 8, 95o 8,950 o o o o

Other Areas 1, 533 1, 533 1, 483 o 50 o o

Louisiana 8; 675 8, 675 8,125 375 175 o o

Mississippi 11 900 ...11,900 34, 900 o o o 0

Delta 8,707 8,707 8,707 0 0 0 0

Other Areas 3,193 3,193 3,193 0 0 0 0

Region, State

and agricul-tural report-

ing area Total

TotalU. S.

workers

Okldhoma 11./170 .114112

Southwestern 5,540 5,540

Central 2,030 2,030

Other Areas 3,600 3,600

Tennessee 9,064 9,064

Texas 85,700 82722

Llano-Coastal 7,360 7,360

Rio Grande Plains 13,690 13,690

Coastal Bend 1,555 1,555

Lower Rio Grande

Valley 2,055 2,055

Edwards Plateau 6,170 6,170

Northern Panhandle 3,965 3,965

High Rolling Pls. 25,575 25,575

Cross Timbers 4,585 4,585

C. Texas 5,745 5,745

E. Texas 7,520 7,520

Other Areas 7,480 7,480

U.S. Wbrkers Foreign

Contract

Intra- Inter- Puerto Total

Local state state Ricans 2/ foreign

.124/112

5,3851,975

3,050

8,991

75,5357,36013,6901,555

.

2,0556,0703,215

16,4204,535

5,7357,4207,480

Western 249,091 243,241 173,650

485 275

13535

315

20

20235

0 73

9,730 2122

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

100 0

550 200

8,920 235

50 0

10 0

100 0

0 0

32,409 37,182

o 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 5,850 13

Arizond 16278 16,278 13, 222 1,3110 Lim o 0

Maricopa -7;810 7,810 -7,185 275 350 0 0

Other Areas 8,468 8,468 6,753 1,065 650 0 0

CaliforniaEesertSouth CoastCentral Coast

North CoastSan Joaquin V.

Sacramento V.

1 4 00 148j650

,750 6,750

20,100 20,100

18,500 16,800

5,80C 5,800

83,700 80,150

19,650 19,050

221322 22,150 131150 o 518501,1/

--5,850 700 200 0 0

15,400 2,100 2,600 0 0

10,900 3,600 2,300 0 1,700 2:2/

4,350 1,100 350 0 0

64,550 10,400 5,200 0 3,550 13/

12,300 4,250 2,500 0 600 13/

Colorado 8,427 8,427 4,696 853 2,878 0 0

Idaho 25,620 .2.5.&2 111074 I2R 33711.o 0

Pastern 7,745 7,745 6,155 220 1,070 0 33

Other Areas 7,875 7,875 4,619 572 2,684 0 0

Montana 5,760 5,760 3,577 1,443 740 0 0

New Mexico 2,015 2,015 885 655 475 0 0

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1/ Agriculturtal areas selected for inclusion are those areas in which a peak of at

least 8,000 seasonal hired workers or 1,000 foreign workers was reached in 1966

as reported in In-Season Farm Labor Reports, ES-223. Data for each areaare

omitted during months for which they are not required to submit ES-223 reports.

Such reports are not required for periods in which fewer than 500 seasonal faro?

workers are employed unless higher employment will be resumed after a "lay-by"

period or foreign workers are employed. Figures are preliminary and subject to

revision.

2/ The =Mbar of contract Puerto Rican workers is a satotal of interstate migrant

workers.

3/ Includes 5,850 Mexicans, 3,042 British West Indians, and 2,916 Canadians.

4/ Includes 3,042 Rritish West Indians and 2,916 Canadians.

2/ Includes 89 Pxitish West Indians and 1 Canadian.

6/ All British West Indians.

I/ Includes 2,544 Canadians and 4 Esitish West Indians. All Canadians in Aroostook

County.

8/ Includes 95 Canadians end 47 British West Indians.

2/ Includes 223 Canadians and 54 British West Indians.

10/ Includes 909 Exitish West Indians and 10 Canadians.

11/ All Canadians.

12/ Includes 147 British West Indians and 14 Canadians.

13/ All Mexicans.

Indians, and 2,916 Canadians.

4/ Includes 3,042 Rritish West Indians and 2,916 Canadians.

2/ Includes 89 Pxitish West Indians and 1 Canadian.

6/ All British West Indians.

I/ Includes 2,544 Canadians and 4 Esitish West Indians. All Canadians in Aroostook

County.

8/ Includes 95 Canadians end 47 British West Indians.

2/ Includes 223 Canadians and 54 British West Indians.

10/ Includes 909 Exitish West Indians and 10 Canadians.

11/ All Canadians.

12/ Includes 147 British West Indians and 14 Canadians.

13/ All Mexicans.

PART B

IN-SEASON FARM LABOR CASH WAGE RATES

September 1 through September 30, 1967

AGRICULTURAL REPORTING AREA

CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

ALABAMA

East

Cotton harvest

$ 2.50

Peach harvest

.40

cwt.

bushel

South

Cotton harvest

2.50 - 3.00

Grape harvest

.04

cwt.

pound

Southeast

Cotton harvest

2.50 - 3.00

Peanut harvest

5.00 - 7.00

20.00

cwt.

day, or

ton

West

Cotton harvest

2.50 - 3.00

Okra harvest, process

1.40

cwt.

hour

ARIZONA

Cochise

Chili harvest or cotton preharvest

1.00 - 1.10

Cucumber harv. or irrigation, all

crops

1.00 - 1.25

Lettuce, fall, preharvest

1.25

9 tt ft

Maricopa

Alfalfa harv. or lettuce, fall, prh.

1.25

Cotton, SS, harvest

3.00

Ground prep. & plant or irr., all crops

1.25

ft

cwt.

hour

Final

Alfalfa harvest

1.00 - 1.75

9

Ground prep., plant & cult.

1.25 - 1.75

9

Irrigation, all crops

1.00 - 1.50

It

Safford

Alfalfa harv.; grnd. prep. & plant

1.00 - 1.50

tiIrrigation, all crops

1.00 - 1.10

It

Tucson

Prep.-plant, irr., all crops; lettuce preh.

1.25

It

Yuma

Citrus, lemon, harv., ring-clip

12.00

Cltrus preh. or irr., all crops

1.15

fld. bin

hour

Ground prep. & plant, all crops

1.50

9

ARKANSAS

Ft. Smith-Van Buren

Melon or vegetable harvest

1.00

9

Lower Miss. Riv. Delta

Cotton or soybean preh. or veg. harv.

.75 & 1.00

it

Northwest

Apple harvest

1.25

.30

Grape cutting

.35

ttfor

box

lug

Red River

Cotton or soybean preharvest

.60

hour

CALIFORNIA

Central Coast

Horticulture, plant, cult. & harv.

1.30 - 1.60

It

Lettuce, plant, cult. & harv.

1.40

- 1.50

Peppers, chili, harvest

.07

Prune harvest

11.00 -20.00

It

pound

ton

AGRICUIIITURAL ,REPORTING AREA

Central Coast

Desert

North Coast

Sacramento Valley

San Joaquin Valley

CROP AND ACTIVITY

CALIFORNIA

Strawberry, plant, cult. & harv.

Tomato harvest

Small grain harvest

Veg., plant, cult. & harvest

Apple harvest


Pear harvest

Prune harvest

Almond harvest

Peach harvest

Prune harvest

Tomato harvest

sorters

Grape harvest

turn & roll

field pack

RATE

AND

UNIT

$1.140

.65

-1.4o

1.40

- 1.50

.22 -

.25

1.50

1.30 - 1.40

1.50

.3o

1.50 - 2.00

1.50

6.00

9.00

1.140 - 1.75

.3o -

.5o

1.50

3.00

1.40 - 2.50

.20 -

.23

1.50 - 2.75

.30 -

.60

1.40

- 2.75

.20 -

.27

1.50

5.00

1.40

- 1.50

10.00

.32 -

.40

.065-

.12

hour, or

crate

hour, or

50# box

hour

box

hour

bin

hour, or

box

hour

It

or

box

hour, or

50# box

hour, or

50# box

hour

bin

hour

1000 trays

27# box

tray

or

or

South Coast

Peach harvest

Tomato harvest

Citrus, orange, valencia, harvest

1.40

- 1.75

.16

-.25

1.40

- 2.75

.20 -

.4o

.20 -

.50

hour, or

box

hour, or

50-# box

I,

it


1.30 - 1.40

hour

Onion, green, harvest

1.00

96 bnchs.

Tomato, plant, cult. & harv.

1.30 - 1.60

hour, or

:15 -

.27

50# box

Veg., plant, cult. & harv.

1.30 - 1.50

hour

aCOLORADO

Arkansas Valley

Onion, dry, harvest

1.25 - 1.50

hour, or

.12 -

.18

56-6* bag

Pickle harvest

1.25

hour, or

.20

bushel


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

COLORADO

Arkansas Valley

Small grain harvest

$ 1.25

hour, or

250.00 & up

month

Tomato harvest

1.00 -

1.25

hour, or

.15 -

.17

32# beg

.20 -

.25

bushel

Northern

Bean, dry, harvest

Hay harvest

-1.50

1.00 -

1.50

hour

ii

Onion, dry, harvest

.20 -

.32

sack, or

.16

-.20

bushel

Pickle harvest

1.25 -

1.30

hour, or

45%

50%

crop value

Potato harvest

1.25

hour

pick, load & haul

lAck, sack & haul

.14

.26

1/2 sack

tt

San Juan Basin

Bean, dry, harvest

1.00 -

1.25

hour

Hay harvest or tractor operation

1.25 -

1.50

San Luis Valley

Irrigation or tractor operation

1.25

It

Lettuce harvest

.30

carton

Potato harvest

1.25 -

1.50

hour, or

.16

-.18

cwt.

Western Slope

Apple harvest

1.25

hour, or

.15 -

.20

bushel

Farmhand, general

150.00 & 175.00

month

married

250.00

It

Multi-crop harv. or tractor operation

1.25

hour

Onion, dry,liarvest

.25 -

.30

104 sack

Tomato harvest

.15

35#box

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Valley

Entire State

Central Ridge

Shade tobacco harvest, youth

adult

field & farm maint. or warehouse

DELAWARE

1.10

1.50

1.50

1.25 -

1.35

.18

.35

.15

1.00 -

1.00

1.50

1.

25

hour

It /I It Ify or

bushel

cwt.

5/8 bu.

hour

If

Beans, lima, harvest

Pepper picking.

Potato harvest

Tomato picking

FIARIDA

Citrus preharvest

Vegetable preharvest & harvest

1/


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

Dade County

Lake Okeechobee

Lower West Coast

/forth Central

Pensacola

Tallahassee-Marianna

FLORIDA

1.15

1.00

1.15

,1.25 - 1.50

1.00 - 1.25

1.00

1.00

1.00

6.00

hour

If I/ I/ If It

.8 hr. day

Tropical fruit preharvest & harvest

$Bean, citrus or tomato prehitrvest

Celery, corn or veg. preharvest

Citrus prehervest

Tomato preharvest

Citrus or vegetable prehervest

Field crops or peanut harvest

Vegetable preharvest & harvest

Cotton & peanut harvest

Gladioli bulb harv. or preh. & maint., gen.

1.00.

hour

Veg. harv.; pole bean or tung nut preh.

5.50 - 8.00

day

GEORGIA

Alapaha River

Corn, hay or peanut harvest

1.00

hour

Cotton harvest

3.00 - 4.00

cwt.

Okra harvest

4.00

-6.00

day

Vegetable harvest

5.00

If

Etowah River

Cotton harvest

3.00

cwt.

Lower Chattahoochee River

Bean, pole, harvest

.02

pound

Cotton harvest

Peanut harvest

2.50 - 3.00

5.00 - 7.00

cwt.

day

s

Lower Flint River

Corn or peanut harvest

1.00

hour

.o

Cotton harvest

3.00 - 4.00

cwt.

Vegetable harvest

5.00

day

Ocmulgee River

Cotton picking

2.50 - 3.00

cwt.

Cotton spray & defol.; hay or peanut harv.

Lend preparation

1.00

1.25

hour

it

Oconee River

Cotton harvest

3.00

cwt.

Pea harvest

1.50

cwt.

'Tobacco harvest

.75 - 1.00

hour

Ogeechee River

Cotton picking

2.00 - 3.00

cwt.

Peanut harvest

8.00

day

Satilla River

Cotton picking

3.50 - 4.00

cwt.

Peanut harvest

7.00

day

Savannah River

Cotton harvest

2.25

cwt.

Peanut or potato, sweet, harvest

.75

hour

Tugalo River

Cotton harvest

-3.00

cwt.

Upper Chattahoochee River

Land preparation

5.00 - 8.00

day

Peach cultivation or pimento harvest

5.00

If

Upper Flint River

Cotton harvest

2.50

'cwt.

Peanut harvest

6.00

day


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

IDAHO

Eastern

Grain or hay harvest

1.50

Pipe, sprinkler, moving

1.50

Potato harvest

1.40

- 1.75

South Central

Bean, grain, potato harv. orensilage

cut

1.50


1.50

Southwestern

Ensilage cutting or hopharvest

1.50

Onion harvest

.08

-.14


1.50

Potato harvest

1.50

.07

Prune picking

.0075-

.01

ILLINOIS

Chicago-Suburban

Nursery, transplant trees& shrubs

2.25

- 2:50

Onion harvest

1.25

-1.';%:

Tomato harvest

.14

-.16

Ttuck crop harvest

1.25

- 1.35

East Central

Grain or corn, sweet,

harvest

1.50

Nursery work, general

1.10

- 1.50

Tomato harvest

.14

-.16

North

Corn, sweet, harvest

1.50

-1.67

Tomato harvest

.14

-.16

INDIANA

Lafayette

Tomato harvest

.12

+.02

Northeast

Tomato harvest

.12

+.02

Northwest

Mhck crop harvest

1:05

- 1.25

Tomato harvest

.12

+.02

Ttuck gardening

1.25

Southern

Apple harvest

.20

-.25

Tobacco harvest

1.25

Tomato harvest

.12

+.02

IOWA

Cedar River Valley

Corn, sweet, harvest'

1.40

- 1.75

Corn shelling or nurserywork

1.50

- 1.75

Haying

1.25

- 2.00

Central

Corn shelling or haying

1.50

- 2.00

Landscaping

1.75

-2.00

Nursery work

1.25

- 2.00

Missouri Valley

Haying or silo filling

1.25

-1.50

Nursery work

1.25

-1.40

UNIT

hour

1/4 mi. line

hour

n

1/4 mi. line

hour

sack

1/4 mi. line

hour, or

1/2 sack

pound

hour

11

32-35# lug

hour

1 I

1 I

32-35# lug

hour

32-35# lug

5/8 bu.

nn

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

bushel

hour

5/8 bu.


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

Muscatine

North Central

Northwest

Irrigated Multicrop

Kaw Valley

Plains

North Central

Pennyroyal

PUrchase

South Central

Delta

East

Lower Red River

Strawberry

West

Aroostook County

Central

IOWA

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

it ii it It It it It

box

hour

it it

cwt.

hour

TI It

cwt.

9 hr. day

hour

ii

ii

clrb.

IT

hour

barrel

hour, or

1/2 bu.

Landscaping

$1.50 - 1.75

NUrsery work

1.50

Potato digging

1.00 - 1.25

Tomato picking

.12 4-

.03

Corn shell, haying, plow or silo fill

1.25 - 1.50

Nursery work

1.40

- 1.50


1.40

- 1.50

Corn shell, plowing or silo fill

1.25 - 1.50

Haying

1.50 - 2.00

KANSAS

Cattle feeding or irrigation, all crops

1.00 - 1.25

Sm. grain, till-seed; hayorsorgh. corn harv. 1.25 - 1.50

Cattle feeding or vegetable harvest

1.00 -

Sm. grain, till-seed; hay orsargh. corn harv. 1.25 - 1.50

Cattle feeding

1.00 - 1.25

Sm. grain, till-seed; hay orsorgh. corn harv. 1.25 -

1.50

KENTUCKY

Tobacco cutting

1.25 - 1.50

Tomato picking

.16

Hay harvest

1.25 - 1:50

Tobacco cutting

1.50

Tobacco cutting

1.50

2.00

Hay harv. or tobacco cut & house

1.50

LOUISANA

Cotton harvest

2.00

Hay or soybean harvest

1.00

Potato, sweet, harvest

.6o

Hay harvest

1.00

Cotton harvest

2.00

Potato, sweet, harvest

6.00

Small grain harvest

1.00

Chicken & dairy work or hay & silage harv.

1.00

Cuke harv.; strawberry or veg. cult.

1.00

Cotton harvest

2.00

Pepper harvest

1.00

MAINE

Potato harvest

2.00

picking

.30

Blueberry harvest.

1.40

- 2.00

.50 - 1.25


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

MAINE

Central

Potato harvest

$1.25 - 1.50

.25

Kennebec Valley

Apple harvest, strip

.25

spot

.30

Blueberry harvest

.60

Western

Apple harvest

1.45

.25

Potato harvest

MARYLAND

Central

Corn, sw., or peach harv.; nursery work

1.40

Hay & small grain harv. hand

1.00

machine

1.50

Snapbeen harvest, hand

1.00

machine

1.50

Tomato, ripe, harvest

.15

Eastern Shore

Corn harv., machine operator

1.50

Land prep. & seed

1.25

Pepper or tomato, ripe, harvest

.15

tomato, Italian, harvest

.18

Snapbean harvest, hand

.75 - 1.00

machine

1.50

Southern

Tobacco harvest

1.50

MASSACHUSETiS

Bristol

Apple harvest

.25

Cranberry harvest

1.50 - 2.75

Dairy farming

1.00

Vegetable harvest

.65

- 1.50

Central

Apple harvest

.25

-

Dairy farming

1.00 - 2.00

Vegetable harvest

1.00 - 1.75

Coastal

Blueberry harvest

-.10

Cranberry harvest

1.50 - 2.25

Greenhouse, floral or vegetable harvest

1.35 - 1.50

Nursery activities

1.50

Connecticut Valley

Tobacco harvest

1.10 - 1.50

Vegetable harvest

1.35 - 1.50

Middlesex

Apple harvest

.25

reiry farming

1.25 - 1.75

Greenhouse activities

1.25 - 1.50

UNIT

hour, or

barrel

bushel

tt

1/2 bu.

hour, or

bushel

barrel

hour

It ft

bushel

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

it

5/8 bu.

it

It

bushel

hour

it

bushel

hour

If If

bushel

hour

quart

hour

If tf tf If

bushel

hour

If

AGRICULTURAL REPORTINGAREA

CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

MASSACHUSETTS

Vaddlesex

Nursery activities

$1.50

- 2.00

Vegetable harvest

1.00

-1.35

MICHIGAN

-

Alpena

Plow Or cult.; mulchberries; potato harv.

1.00

- 1.25

Benton Harbor

Apple harvest

.25

Beans, lima & roman,

handpick

1.00

Blueberry harvest

.10

Cantaloupes, handpick

1.25

Peach harvest

1.25

.25

Tomato harvest

.15

Lansing

Apple harvest

.20

-.30

Nursery & sod farmactivities

1.50

-2.00

Onion harvest

1.25

.10

-.30

Pickle harvest

1.25

60 1

Potato harvest

1.30

Vegetable harvest

1.25

- 1.75

Manistee

Apple harvest

.25

Farmhand, gen. seasonal orpickle harvest

1.25

Peach harvest, handpick

1.25

Potato harvest, hand

.10

machine

1.25

Muskegon

Apple or pear harvest

.25

-.30

Blueberry harvest

.09

.50

Nursery work

1.40

Peach harvest

1.30

.

.25

Pickle harvest

1.25

.40

Plum harvest

.40

Saginaw

Pickle or vegetable

harvest

1.25

Potato harvest,

machine

1.25

hand

.10

Traverse City

Nursery work, fall

cult. & potato harv.

1.25

-1.50

Peach harvest

.25

-'.30

Fear harvest

.25

Upper Peninsula

Potato or truck & veg.

harv.; all crop preh. 1.25

71.

UNIT

hour

ft u

bushel

ngi

pound

hour

3/

ItY

or

bushel

5/8 bu.

bushel

hour

?IYor

crate

hour, or

crop value

hour

ft

bushel

i

hour

,L--

ItW

1

bushel

hour

bushel

pound, or

lug

hour

ft,Or

bushel

hour, or

pail

bushel

hour

hour

5/

bushel 5/

hour

bushel

u

hour

AGRICULTURAL REPORTINGAREA

CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

MICHIGAN

Ytosilanti

Apple harvest

$ 1.25 +

.10

hour, or

.23 +

.02

bushel

Nursery activities

1.50

hour

Tomato harvest

.10 +

.04

bushel

Tree fruit harv. ortruck crops, weed-harv

.1.25

hour

MINNESOTA

Southern


1.40 -

1.65

It

Nursery, plant & bundle

1.75 -

2.00

Vegetable harvest

1.25 -

1.40

Nbrthwest

MISSOURI

1.25

1.75

fi

fi

2 or

Apple picking

Tobacco harvest

.25

crate

MONTANA

Lower Yellowstone

Corn silage harv. or winterwheat seeding

10.00 -

12.00

day

Fallowing, summer

175.00 - 200.00

month

Haying

10.00

day

Irrigation

8.00

Livestock care

200.00

Month

Southern

Fallowing, summer

200.00 - 225.00

'month

Grain harvest

1.50

hour

Irrigating

225.00 - 275.00

month

Triangle & High Line

Grain harvest

10.00 -

15.00

day

Grain seed & cult. orhaying

10.00 -

12.00

It

Livestock care

175:00 - 200.00

month

Western

General farm & ranch work

150.00 - 200.00

It

Grain harvest

1.25 -

1.75

hour

Irrigating or seeding &

cultivating

10.00 -

12.00

day

Livestock care

175.00 - 200.00

month

NEBRASKA

Alfalfa Dehydrating

Alfalfa dehydrating.

1.45 -

2.00

hour

Pbtato harvest

.25

cwt.

Hybrid Seed Corn

Alfalfa dehydrating

1.40 -

1.80

hour

Hay harvest

1.25 -

1.75

If

Nursery work

1.40 -

1.60

Sugar Beet & Vegetable

Bean or potato harv. or.ensilage cut

1.25

It

NEVADA

Nbrtheast

Hay harvest

8.00

10.00

day

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Entire State

Apple picking

.25

bushel

Dairy, poultry raising or veg.

pick

1.00 -

1.35

hour


Atlantic City

Bridgeton

Burlington

Camden

Freehold

CROP AND ACTIVITY

NEW JERSEY

Nursery& landscaping

$1.50

Tomato harvest, process

.15

Vegetable harvest

1.35

Pepper picking or vegetable harvest

1.35

Snapbean picking

.90

Tomato pick, process

.17

Apples, pick-pack; cranberry or veg.

harv.

1.35

Nursery, landscape & sod

activities

1.50

Tomatoes, canhouse

.16

Apple or pewer picking or veg. harv.

1.35

Tomato pick, fresh market

1.35

process

.17

Fruit picking

1.35

.20

Nursery, dig & ball

1.40

Potatoes, grade, bag & load

1.25

Tomato picking

.18

Vegetable harvest

1.35

Trenton

Fruit, pick & pack

1.25

pick

.20

Nursery, dig & ball

1.40

Potatoes, grade, bag & load

1.25

pick & beg

.10

Tomato picking

.16

Vegetable harvest

1.35

Upper Delaware

Apple & peach, pick & grade

1.35

Landscape & nursery

1.40

Tomato pick, canhouse & freshmarket

1.25

Vegetable harvest & peck

1.25 - 1.35

NEW YORK

Albany

Apple harvest

RATE

UNIT

Buffalo

Celery or onion harvest


Apple harvest

Grape harvest

Tomato harvest

Vegetable harvest

hour

5/8 bskt.

hour

It

bushel

5/8 bskt.

hour

It

5/8 bskt.

hour

It

5/8 bskt.

hour, or

box

hour

11

5/8 bskt.

hour

11

1

box

hour

ON

II7/

bag

1.!/

5/8 bskt.

hour

If ft 11 11

1.30 - 1.50

112 or

.25

1 1/8 bu.

1.35

hour

1.35

Ir

2 or

.33

crt.-54 ears

.20 -

.25

bushel

1.25

hour, or

.35

40# crt.

1.25

hour, or

.15

5/8 bu.

1.25 - 1.50

hour


Clinton

Long Island

Rochester

Syracuse

Utica

Elizabeth City

Hendersonville

Kinston

Lumberton

Mt. Olive

New Bern

Raleigh

CROP AND ACTIVITY

NEW YORK

Apple harvest

Snapbean harvest

Cole crops preh. & harv. or veg. harv.

Pbtato harvest

Apple harvest

Cole crops harvest (broccoli, brussel

sprouts, cabbage & cauliflower)

Potato harvest

Tomato harvest

Lettuce or vegetable harvest

Onion harvest

Pbtato harvest

Snapbean harvest

Snapbean harvest

NORTH CAROLINA

Gen. fmwrk.; cabbage, soyb. preh.; corn

Apple harvest

Bean harvest

Gladioli cut; hay& tomato harv.

Corn harvest

Tobacco, prep, for market

Corn harvest or strawberry cult.

Tobacco, grade & tie

Corn harvedt, mech.

Pepper, red, harvest

Pickle, cuke, fall, harvest

Pbtato, sweet, harvest

Tdbacco, dry, prep., sheeting

tying

Corn harvest or land prep.

Potato, sweet, digging

Tobacco grading

Pbtato, sweet, harvest

Tobacco harvest, barn

field

cuited, prep. for market

RATE

AND

UNIT

$.25 +

.05

1.50

1.35

1.35

.20

1.35 *.35

1.35 .10

.15

1.25

1.25

.15

.o6

1.25

.7o

.7o

harv.1.00

.20

.70

1.00

1.00

.75

6.00

3.50

1.25

.20

.50

.13

1.00

6.00

1.00

.10

.75

5.00

.12

1.00

1.25

1.00

1 1/8 bu.

hour

bushel

hour, or

bushel

hour, or

70 lbs.

5/8 bu.

hour

Or

bushel

5/8 bu.

hour, or

32# bu.

bushel

hour

bushel

hour

It

day

cwt.

hour

bushel

2-5/8 bu.

bushel

hour

100 cwt.

hour

bushel

hour, or

cwt.

bushel

hour

It

AGRICUTEURAL REPORTING AREA

Roanoke Rapids

Sandhill

Washington

Winston-Salem

Red River Valley

Small Grain

Ldke Erie

Northeast

Northwest

West Central

Central

Eastern

CROl" AND ACTIVITY

NORTH CAROLINA

Tobacco harvest, barnwork

priming

dry, grading

Tobacco harvest, barn

field

Corn harvest

Cucumber, long green, harvest

Tobacco, dry, harvest

grading

sheeting

Hay or vegetable harvest

Lend prep. or pulpwood & tobacco

harv.

NORTH DAKOTA

Geri. & small grain harvest, singles

couples

Potito harvest

Gen. & small grain harvest,

singles

couples

OHIO

Apple, pick-pack or nursery &

greenhouse

Truck crop activities

Apple picking

Greenhouse labor

Landscape or nursery labor

Potato picking

Silo filling or truck crop

harv.

Tomato harvest

Truck crops harvest

Landscape, nursery-greenhouse or

Market gardening

Tomato picking

sod lay

OKLAHOMA

Broomcorn harv. or general

formwork

Hay or sorghum harvest

Apple harvest

General formwork

Paa harvest

RATE

AND

UNIT

$.75

1.25

1.00

1:00

1.25

1.00

20

.75

.05

.o3

1.00

1.25

1.50

225.00

250.00

1.50

1.00

175:00

200.00

250.00

300.00

1.50

250.00

300.00

1.50

1.35

1.25

.20

.25

1.55

1.50

1.50

.o8

.10

1.25

.15

1.35

1.25

1.50

1.06

.12

.02

1.25

1.50

1.00

IMO -

.015

1.25

hour

tt

2-5/8 bu.

hour

nund

hour

tt

2- Or

month

hour

Or

month

tt

hour

It2Or

bushel

hour

It

Or

bushel

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

it tt

hamper

hour

tt If

pound

AGRICULTURAL! REPORTINGAREA

CROP AND ACTIVITY

BATE

AND

UNIT

OKLAHOMA

Northwestern

Broomcorn harvest

$1.00 -

1.25

hour

General farmwork orplowing

1.25 -

1.50

it

Southeastern

Cotton chopping orgeneral farmwork

.75

1.25

si

Peanut harvest

.75 -

1.00

,1

Southwestern

General farmwork

1.00 -

1.25

II

, Or

125.00 - 200.00

month

OREGON

Central

Grain harvest

1.50

hour

Mint harvest

1.35

1.50

if

Preharvest activities

1.50

tp Or

250.00 - 325.00

month

East Central

Onion harvest

1.35 -

1.75

hour

bucking

.04

cwt.

sack

topping

.07 -

.15

Potato harvest

1.25 -

1.75

hour

pick

.06 -

.07

stub

bucking

.04

cwt.


1.25 -

1.75

hour

Mid-Columbia

Pear harvest

1.50

hour, or

4.50

bin

I


1.25 -

1.50

hour

Northeastern

Apple harvest

1.50 -

1.75

IT,or

0 I

.17 -

.20

lug

Bay, grain &seed harvest

10.00 -

25.00

day

Hop harv. or gen.

preharvest activities

1.50

hour

Horticultural specialties

1.40

II

Rogue River Valley

Peach harvest

1.15

1.50

it

Pear harvest

.22

44# fld. lug

Willamette Valley

Blackberry harvest

.60 -

.70

flat, or

.03

.05

Cucumber harvest

.30 -

.40

r;iall.

bkt.

Preharvest activities or

veg. harv.

1.25

hour

Prune harvest

1.50

IPYOr

.25 -

.35

lug

PENNSYLVANIA

East Central

Nursery labor

1.40

hc r

Tomato picking

.12

5t,:, Ju.

loading

1.25

hour

North Central

Apple picking

.25

bushel

Potato picking

.10

II

Snapbean picking

.33

5/8 bu.

Tomato picking

.12


CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

Northeastern

South Central

PENNSYLVANIA

$.20

1.25

.05

1.40

60

,.17

.20

1.40

1.35

.20

Apple picking

Peach pick or truck farm labor

Potato picking

Tomato packing

Tomato, green, picking

ripe

Apple picking

Peach picking

Silo filling or truck farm labor

Tomato, ripe, picking

.Southeastern

Nursery labor

2.00

Potato picking

.05

Tobacco harvest

1.65

Tomato picking

.17

West Central

Haymaking or silo' filling

Potato picking

1.25

machine

1.50

Western

Apple picking

.20

Corn, sweet, picking

1.25

Nursery labor

1.75

Potato picking

.16

Tomato picking

.15

RHODE ISLAND

Ehtire State

Applepicking

1.50

.30

Potato workers

1.50

SOUTH CAROLINA

Coastal

Cotton harvest

3.00

Vegetable cultivation

1.00

Midlands

Cotton harvest

2.50

Tobacco harvest

6.00

Pee Dee

Tobacco harvest

4.00

6.00

grade & tie

2.75

Piedmont

Bean, pole, picking

.6o

Grape cutting

1.00

.25

Savannah Valley

Corn harvest or cotton defoliating

1.00

Cotton harvest

2.50

3. 56

TENNESSEE

Cumberland Plateau

Hay, silage or tobacco harvest

1.00

Pepper harvest

.75

Snapbean harvest

.6o

MOuntaln City.

Bean, pole, or snapbean harvest

.65

UNIT

bushel

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

'60# fld. box

5/8 bu.

bushel

hour

if

5/8 bu.

hour

'5/8 bskt.

hour

5/8 bu.

hour

tt tt

bushel

hour

it

bushel

if

hour, or

bushel

hour

cwt.

hour

cwt.

day it

cwt.

bushel

.hour, or

bu. box

hour

cwt.

hour

it

bushel.

it

AGRICUIIIVRAL REPORTING AREA

Mountain City

Northwest

Southwest

Tennessee Valley

Upper Middle

Blacklands

Central

Coastal Bend

Cross Timbers

East

Edwards Plateau

CROP AND ACTIVITY

.TENNESSEE

Hay or tobacco harvest

$1,00

Okra harvest

.Q1

Pea, green, harvest

i.25

Vegetable harvest

1.00

Okra harvest

.01

.

Pea, green, harvest

1.25

Hay or silage harvest

1,25

Pepper harvest

.02

Snapbean harvest

.60

Tobacco or tomato harvest

1.00

Hay, cut & bale or tobacco

cut & hand

1.25

TEXAS

Corn, field, harvest

1.00 -

1.50

,1

Cotton harvest, pull

2.00 -

2.25

cwt.

stripper

1.00 -

1.50

hour

Livestock raising

55.00

week, or

200.00

month

Okra harvest

.o4

pound

Corn or sorghum) land prep. & harv.

1.00

hour


1.50 -

2.00

cwt.

machine strip

1.00 -

1.25

hour

n)

Goat & sheep raising

1.00

ft,or

1-1

I

50.00

week

Hay harvest

1.00 -

1.25

hour

Livestock raising

1.00

ti

.

or

0

50.00 -

60,00

week

200.00

month

Corn, field, land prep.

.80

-1.25

hour


2.00

mit.

machine strip

1.00

It

Cotton or sorghum, pull up & land prep.

.75 -

1.25

hour

Dairying

60.00

-90.00

week, or

200.00 - 250.00

month

Hay or sorghum grain harvest

1.00 -

1.25

hour

RPM

AND

UNIT

hour

round

hour

pound

cwt.

hour

pound

bushel

hour

if

Livestock raising


machine strip

Hay harvest or livestock raising


-

1.00 -

1.25

or

i.1

150.00 - 400.00

month

1.50 -

2.00

cwt.

.75

1.00

hbur

.75 -

1.25

ft

90

02 or

-50.00

-.week

AGRICUMURAL REPORTING AREA

Edwards Plateau

High Rolling Plains

Llano-Coastal

Lower Rio Grande Valley

Northern Panhandle

Pine Pelt

Rio Grande Plains

Trans-Pecos

Upper Coastal

North Central

dROP AND ACTIVITY

TEXAS

I&vestock raising

RATE

AND

UNIT

$.9

0hour, or

93.00

week

150.00 - 250.00-

month

Sorghum grain, land prep., plant & harv.

.90 -

1.25

hour, or

90.00

week


1.50

cwt.

Cotton, irr., cult., fart.; livestock raise

1.00

1.25

hour

IfCucumber, hay, or sorgh. gr., irr.- cult. -harv.

1.00 -

1.25

Corn, field, land prep. & harvest

.70 -

1.00

tt


1.75 -

2.00

cwt.

machine pick

1.25

hour

2.00

cmt..

30.00

lint bale

machine strip

1.00 -

1.50

cwt.

Livestock raising

.70 -

1.00

hour, or

175.00 - 200.00

month

Rice, land prep.

1.00

hour

Cabbage, carrot,or tomato preharvest

.75 -

1.00

ft

Citrus maint. activities

.75

1.00

u

Cotton, plow up; peppers, bell, preh.

.75 -

1.00

.


1.75 -

2.25

cwt.

Land prep., fallow

1.25

hour

Itivestock raising

1.00 -

1.25

It

Eby- hazy., sorgh. gr., irr. & cult.

1.25 -

1.50

II

Wheat, land prep. & plant

1.25 -

1.50

If

Corn, field, harvest

36.00

week

Cotton harvest, pick

2.50

cwt.

pull

2.00

ft

Rice, irr., fert., Toison & harv.

60.00

-75.00

week


1.00

hour,- or

41.4osa

45.00

week

Ftsture irrigation

1.00

hour

Sorghum grain harvest

1.00 -

1.25

Cotton, SS, harvest, pull

2.25

cwt.

Cotton, lettuce irr.-cult., or tomato harv.

.90 -

1.00

hour

Hay or sorgh. grain, irr. & harv.

.90 -

1.00

ti

livestock raising

150.00

month

Corn harv. or rice,'irr., fart. & harv.

1.00

hour

Cotton harvest, machine pick

1.00 -

1.25

ff

UTAH

Onion or potato harvest

1.35

AG

RIC

UII

IVR

AL

RE

POR

TIN

GAREA

North Central

Northern

Entire State

Charlottesville-Staunton

Eastern Shore-Norfolk

Farmville

Front Royal

Roanoke

Suffolk

Winchester-Martinsburg

Ham

pshi

re-M

orga

n

Columbia Basin

Eastern

Nor

th C

entr

al

Northwestern

CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

UNIT

UTAH

Pear harvest

.20

bushel

Tomato harvest

.15

11

Bean, green, harvest

.025

pound


1.40

hour

Tomato harvest

.12

bushel

VERMONT

Apple picking

.5

-.30

box

.

Forage & potatoharvest

1.40

hour

VIRGINIA

*.

1.00

- 1.40

II

Apple packing

picking

-

.17

-.20

.bushel

Bean, fall, picking

.80

It

_

Cucumber or tomato, red, picking

.15

548 bu.

Potato, Irish, digging

,05

POtato, sweet, digging

:15-

-bushel

Apple or tobacco harvest

.85

-1.10

hour

Apple picking

.18

-,20

bushel

Apple packing

.1.00

- 1.25

hour

picking

.17

-.20

bushel

Tomato picking

.85

- 1.00

hour

Grain, hey, peanut harv-.;

tob., prime,

cure

1.00

- 1.15

Apple packing

..

picking

1.00

1.35

- 1.40

11 il

yOr

+.02

bushel

WEST VIRGINIA

,.15

.15

-.22+.02-.05

11

Apple picking

Apples, sort, pack& store

1,0

- 1.30

hour

Tomato picking

.15

5/8 hamper

processing

.25

-.30

16 qts.

WASHINGTON

,

Bean, dry, mint,or potato

harv.

1.50_- 2.00

hour

Bean, lima green, or corn, sw.,

harv.

1,75.- 2.00

11

Melon or onion harvest

1:50

it

Grain, fall, fieldwork

15.0

day

Vegetablework

1.25

.hour

Apple harvest

1.50 - 1.75

it

yor

4.50 - 5.00

25-box bin

1.50

hour

5.00

25-box,bin

-

.615

1pound

.50

hour

1.25.-.2.00

II

.

General farm & orchard work

Pear, D'Anjou, 11:Irvest

Broccoli harvest, trimmed weight

Cauliflower harvest

.

Corn harvest

AGRICUILCURAL REPORTING AREA

Northwestern

South Central

Southeastern

Southwestern

Vancouver

West Central

East Central

North

Northeast

Southeast

West

Wage survey period

CROP AND ACTIVITY

RATE

AND

WASHINGTON

Cucumber harvest

.01

.25

-.30

Potato harvest

1.50

- 2.00

Corn, sweet, or mint harvest

1.40

- 1.50

Hop harvest

1.35

-1;60

Peach harvest

.25

-.35

Pear, Bosc, harvest

4.50

D'Anjoul harvest

5.00

Prune harvest

.30

-.4o

Corn harvest

1.50

- 1.75

General fermwork or potato harvest

1.50

- 2.00

Vegetable harvest

1.25

- 2.00

Watermelon harvest

1.50

Blueberry harvest

.05

-.o8

Corn harvest

1.40

- 2.75

Pear, winter, harvest

4.50

+.90

Blackberry harvest

.50

+.10

Landscape, nursery or greenhimse

1.50

-4.50

Vegetable harvest

1.10

-1.4o

WISCONSIN

1.50

- 2.25

Bean harvest, machine

Corn, sweet, harvest, machine

1.40

- 2.25

Pepper harvest

1.25

Potato harvest

1.30

- 1.75

Vegetable harvest

1.10

- 1.50

Potato harvest

.10

-.12

Apple harvest

.20

-.25

Nursery & greenhouse

1.50

-1.65

Strawberry harvest

.09

Bean harvest

1.00

.05

Cabbage harvest

1.40

Onion harvest

1.35

.15

Tomato harvest

.20

Vegetable harvest

1.10

-1.40

Bean harvest, machine

1.60

-1.

81Corn harvest, machine

I;6o

-1.70

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UNIT

pound, or

20-25# bkt.

hour

11 ft

35# box

25-box bin

It11

If

35#box

hour

It 11

pound

hour

bin

flat

hour

It 11 ft St

bushel

hour

quart

hiogl

dhour, or

dqz. bnchs.

5/8 bu. box

hour

11 It

3/ 7

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8/7/

67.

14/ 8

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9/3/

67.

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8/ 9

/14/

67.

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