By the early twentieth century, Japanese immigrants owned about 25 percent of California's total farm acreage.

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By the early twentieth century, Japanese immigrants and their descendants did farm a significant amount of land in California, but they did not own 25 percent of the state's total farm acreage. Their ownership and control were substantial in certain areas, particularly in the production of specific crops, but not to the extent of a quarter of all farm acreage in California.

By the Early Twentieth Century, Japanese Immigrants Owned About 25