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Summary of Losses Resulting from Insect Damage and Control Costs in Georgia in 1996 by Commodity or Other Category

 

Commodity

Control

Damage

Total Losses

Apples

$291,000

$131,000

$422,000

Blueberries

9,800

0

9,800

Canola

7,000

3,000

10,000

Cotton

48,297,000

20,891,000

69,188,000

Field Corn

2,704,000

8,427,000

11,131,000

Fire Ants

35,962,500

12,505,000

48,467,500

Forest

2,845,000

15,105,000

17,950,000

Grain sorghum

91,000

130,000

221,000

Grapes

12,500

100,400

112,900

Household and Structural

109,912,500

33,000,000

142,912,500

Lawn and turf

23,023,000

32,187,000

55,210,000

Livestock and poultry

7,362,000

25,575,000

32,937,000

Ornamentals

104,300,000

121,490,000

225,790,000

Pasture and forages

2,670,000

11,832,000

14,502,000

Peaches

469,000

529,000

998,000

Peanuts

10,037,000

8,245,000

18,282,000

Pecans

12,170,000

15,339,000

27,509,000

Public health and recreational areas

53,719,000

(not estimated)

53,719,000

Small grains

961,000

2,231,000

3,192,000

Soybeans

3,719,000

1,365,000

5,084,000

Tobacco

3,402,000

3,332,000

6,734,000

Vegetables

10,486,000

18,358,000

28,844,000

Total

$432,450,300

$330,775,400

$763,225,700

 
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