This book unveils the intricate tapestry of Wright County, Iowa, meticulously unraveling its rich history, diverse landscapes, and the vibrant communities that have shaped its character. Through the author's captivating prose, readers embark on a journey that explores the county's geological origins, tracing the imprint of the Wisconsin ice sheet and the subsequent sculpting by rivers and streams. The book delves into the human dimensions of Wright County, showcasing the resilience of its inhabitants as they transformed the prairies and established a thriving agricultural economy. Furthermore, the author sheds light on the county's architectural heritage, highlighting the blend of architectural styles that reflect the waves of settlers who called Wright County home. Ultimately, this book serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of a Midwestern community, offering a profound appreciation for its past while looking forward to its promising future.
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Excerpt from Soil Survey of Wright County, Iowa
With the advent of railroads in 1880 and 1881 settlers began com ing in very rapidly. At that time only per cent Of the land of the county was under cultivation. At present per cent of the area is in farms, and about 90 per cent is improved. At first spring wheat was the principal cash crop, but with the introduction of oats and early varieties of corn these crops became more important.
Grain growing and the raising of live stock have, since the very first settlements, been the main agricultural industries.
The table given below shows the acreage and production of the principal field crops as reported in the United States census of 1880 to 1920, inclusive.
Acreage and production of principal field crops, census 1880 to 1920, inclusive.
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