IC 7864 Peat Producers In The United States That Reported Production In 1957 ? Summary And Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Eugene T. Sheridan
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Jan 1, 1958

Abstract

The 24th annual survey of the peat industry by the Bureau of Mines, United States Department of the Interior, revealed that 76 producers in 20 States reported commercial production of peat in 1957. In addition to the States that reported production in 1956, Colorado, Idaho, and Wisconsin produced peat in 1957 Forty-four producers reported humus production; 21, reed-sedge peat; and 22, moss peat production. This total exceeds the number of active plants but several producers recovered more than one type of peat. Fifty percent of the total production was reported as reed-sedge peat, 36 percent as humus, and 14 percent as moss peat. About one-sixth of the total production was raw peat, with no preparation other than being air-dried. The remainder consisted of processed peat prepared for use by cultivation, shredding, and/or kiln drying.
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APA: Eugene T. Sheridan  (1958)  IC 7864 Peat Producers In The United States That Reported Production In 1957 ? Summary And Introduction

MLA: Eugene T. Sheridan IC 7864 Peat Producers In The United States That Reported Production In 1957 ? Summary And Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1958.

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