Colorado CropMAP

Montezuma

Total population (2010 census): 25,535
Total population (1990 census): 18,672
County seat: Cortez

Extension office

Crop Statistics (2007 US Census of Agriculture)

Field Crops for Grain	Farms	Acres	Yield (bu)
Barley	1	D	D
Maize=Corn	2	D	D
Sorghum	1	D	D
All Wheat	26	4215	71957
Winter Wheat	24	D	D
Spring Wheat	2	D	D
Oats	2	D	D
Other Crops	Farms	Acres	Yield
Orchardgrass Seed	1	D	D
Dried Herbs	1	D	D
Dry Edible Beans	19	6618	41072 cwt
Proso Millet			133554 bu
Triticale	1	D	D
Safflower	3	380	84000 Ibs
Sugarbeets for Sugar			46703 tons
Sunflower Seed	6	463	394448 Ibs
Forages	Farms	Acres	Yield (tons)
Total Hay*	492	39130	120953
Alfalfa Hay	349	30799	103338
Small Grain Hay	37	2362	5967
Tame Hay	113	4205	9897
Wild Hay	64	1764	1751
All Haylage, Grass Silage & Greenchop	20	1102	1846
Corn for Silage or Greenchop	4	332	8400
Sorghum for Silage or Greenchop	-	-	-
Vegetables and Melons	Farms	Acres	Yield
Snap Beans	5	1
Beets	1	D
Broccoli	-	-
Cantaloupes	4	2
Carrots	1	D
Eggplant	-	-
Garlic	2	D
Dry Onions	1	D
Sweet Peppers	-	-
Hot Peppers	2	D
Potatoes	7	10
Pumpkins	8	4
Radishes	1	D
Spinach	1	D
Squash	5	1
Sweet Corn	-	-
Tomatoes	9	8
Watermelons
Fruits and Nuts	Farms	Acres	Yield
Apples	59	239
Apricots	12	5
Sweet Cherries	6	1
Tart Cherries	1	D
Grapes	21	113
Peaches	20	33
Pears	13	14
Plums and Prunes	13	5
Almonds	2	D
Blackberries	1	D
Strawberries	1	D
Nursery and Greenhouse Crops, Cut Christmas Trees Harvested, Mushrooms, and Sod Grown for Sale	Farms	Sq. ft. under glass or other protection	Acres in the open	Sales ($1,000)
Floriculture Crops	9	7500	6	708174
Bedding/Garden Plants	7	D	D	662113
Cut Flowers and Cut Florist Greens	2	D	D	D
Foliage Plants	1	-	D	D
Potted Flowering Plants	1	-	D	D
Greenhouse Crops	8	7520	X	56610
Nursery Stock	9	D	207	1146408
Vegetable Seeds	2	-	D	D
Vegetable Transplants	10	8350	4	28875

*Alfalfa, grass silage, green chops etc.
(-) = Represents zero.
(D) = Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.
(NA) = Not Available.
(X) = Not Applicable.
(Z) = Less than half of the unit shown.

Crop Statistics (1997 US Census of Agriculture)

Cereals	Farms	Acres	Yield
Wheat	51	8988	310196 bu
Spring Wheat	7	376	29510 bu
Winter Wheat	49	8612	280686 bu
Oats	17	1265	54582 bu
Forages	Farms	Acres	Yield
Field Seed and Grass Seed Crops	4	640	(X)
Bromegrass Seed	1	(D)	(D)
Total Hay*	443	49848	143410 tons, dry
Alfalfa Hay	353	41937	129112 tons, dry
Small Grain Hay	56	1878	4074 tons, dry
Tame Hay	103	5040	8649 tons, dry
Wild Hay	22	960	1553 tons dry
Grass Silage	4	33	65 tons, grn
Corn for Silage	3	336	6000 tons, grn
Grain Legumes	Farms	Acres	Yield
Dry Edible Beans	25	5400	40795 bu
Potatoes	6	8	920 bu
Vegetables	Farms	Acres	Yield
Snap Bean	4	(D)
Cucumbers & Pickles	3	(Z)
Radishes	5	(D)
Squash	3	(D)
Sweet Corn	3	(Z)
Tomatoes	3	1
Fruits	Farms	Acres	Yield
Apples	43	377	17889 trees
Apricots	4	(D)	17 trees
Cherries, Total	8	3	180 trees
Sweet Cherries	3	(D)	(D)
Tart Cherries	6	(D)	(D)
Grapes	5	6	4592 vines
Peaches	12	53	5931 trees
Pears	4	2	74 trees
Plums and Prunes	5	2	84 trees
Strawberries	3	(D)	(D)
Other Crops	Farms	Acres	Yield
Other	3	161	(X)
Nursery and Greenhouse Crops, Cut Christmas Trees Harvested, Mushrooms, and Sod Grown for Sale	Farms	Sq. ft. under glass or other protection	Acres in the open	Sales ($1,000)
Nursery and Greenhouse Crops	10	(D)	90	408
Nursery, Floriculture, Vegetable and Flower Seed Crops	8	(X)	87	(X)
Florculture Crops	3	(D)	(D)	(D)
Bedding/Garden Plants	3	(D)	(D)	(D)
Nursery Crops	6	(D)	69	175

*Alfalfa, grass silage, green chops etc.
(-) = Represents zero.
(D) = Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.
(NA) = Not Available.
(X) = Not Applicable.
(Z) = Less than half of the unit shown.