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To this must be added 1,552 farms, containing 66,965 acres irrigated, in the western parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas, designated, for convenience, the subhumid region, where irrigation is slowly making its way, as a method of agriculture always advantageous but not always absolutely necessary. The average value of the land irrigated in 1889, with the improvements thereon, is found to be $83.28 per acre, and the average value of products for the year stated $14.89 per acre. By correspondence with over 20,000 irrigators, fairly distributed through the arid and subhumid regions, it has been ascertained that the average first cost of irrigation is $8.15 per acre and the average value placed upon the water rights, where separable froni the land, $26.00 per acre, or over three times their original cost. The average annual expenditure for water, as distinguished from the purchase of water rights, is $1.07 per acre, and the average cost of the original preparation of the ground for cultivation, including the purchase of the land at the government rate of $1.25 per acre, is $12.12 per acre. By applying, with necessary modifications, to the enumerators returns the averages obtained for each separate state and territory, it has been found that in round numbers the total investment in productive irrigation systems utilized in 1889, in whole or in part, was up to June 1, 1S90, $29,611,000. Their value at that date was $94,412,000, showing an apparent profit of $64,801,000, or 218.84 per cent. In the same manner the aggregate first cost of the irrigated areas, with their water rights, not including the farms of the subhumid states, has been ascertained to be $77,490,000, and the value of the same on June 1, 1890, $296,850,000, showing an increase in the value of land and water rights of $219,360,000, or 283.08 per cent. In other words, the
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