Table 1.--Florida citrus bearing acres by type of fruit, 1959-60 through 1976-77 seasons


 All round oranges All grapefruit Specialty fruita All citrus
Season
 Acreage Index Acreage Index Acreage Index Acreage Indexb

 1000 acres Percent 1000 acres Percent 1000 acres Percent 1000 acres Percent

1959-60 370.0 70 92.3 93 45.9 78 508.2 74
1960-61 374.1 71 92.5 93 48.3 82 514.9 75
1961-62 408.7 78 94.0 95 47.0 80 549.7 80
1962-63 370.0 70 88.0 89 41.3 70 499.3 73
1963-64 399.0 76 83.0 84 39.1 66 510.1 75

1964-65 435.0 83 84.0 85 42.3 72 561.3 82
1965-66 472.0 90 86.0 87 45.2 77 603.2 88
1966-67 522.0 99 87.0 88 49.7 84 658.7 96
1967-68 557.6 106 87.5 88 54.6 93 699.7 102
1968-69 601.6 114 91.2 92 61.4 104 754.2 110

1969-70 636.1 121 98.7 99 71.6 121 806.4 118
1970-71 667.1 127 108.3 109 79.5 135 854.9 125
1971-72 623.8 119 112.6 113 73.9 125 810.3 118
1972-73 619.6 118 114.6 115 74.9 127 809.1 118
1973-74 614.6 117 115.8 117 73.4 124 803.8 118

1974-75 610.4 116 115.4 116 73.7 125 799.5 117
1975-76 596.4 113 117.9 119 70.2 119 784.5 115
1976-77 594.3 113 119.3 120 69.6 118 783.2 115

Index 526.2 100 99.3 100 59.0 100 683.9 100


 Source: Florida Agricultural Statistics, Citrus Summary [3].
 a
 Includes Temples, tangelos, tangerines, honey tangerines and limes.

 Percentage of average value for 1959-60 through 1976-77 seasons which is shown in the bottom
 row of the table.